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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-07
NAvALsTOREs sTATEMENT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York. March g. 4 p. m.--Noney on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at l
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 1914 per cent
Bar silver 5917c.
Mexican dollars 45Ac.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual busl-
ness in bankers bills al 81 SiG14 So for
sixty days and 81 S5l484 $50 for demand;
posted rates 81 6 "a So.
Commercial bills 81 sj1&G4 81 for sixty
days and II 5, "a s \ for demand
Government bonds nrm. state bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected
New York March Rarely if ever in the
history of the Stock Exchange have there
been such violent fluctuations in stock as
were witnessed in American sugar during the
first hour of business to day. Al the start
there was a decline Of about , points to ~,
following which rise OF Il points to 100
took place. Then / a less time than it takes
to tell it, the stock sold down to 81 ana ga k
to 9524. Reasons innumeraOle were given
for the sensational changes in the stock. 1T
was said that Washington and local
bears had been alarmed by the placing OF
big buying order and had rushed into cover,
which resulted in the phenomenal rise already
noted. Others had it that the rise was the
result of pool buying. keene was credlte1
with having the management OF this latest
9OLs was said to e due to the fact that the big
lears in the stock had been compelled TO
make a private settlement at 100. or course,
with the elimination Of the short interest
there was no Ion rer any reason 10 support the
price and buying orders were withdrawn with
The result already noted. Closing transactions
in the stock were a GOA, gam toc the day
OF only a per cent The dealings in the stock
footed up 1890 shares out of grand total
of IS 5s2. Naturally the bears in the other
issues were much alarmed early in the day
because OF the rise ia sugar, and made frantic
efforts to cover. their purchases brought
about an advance of a to IA per cent.
Chicago Gas. Western Union, Lead and
the Changers figuring prominently in
the improvement. Late in the day
an attack was made on the Changers,
St Paul selling down to Goa
Burlington and Quincy TO TN Rock
island to e9k Northwest to l0ra. The
sellers of these stocks displayed unusual
coincidence. and one broker sold fully 100
shares of st. Paul alone. Chicago was
another favorite OF the sellers, and declined
to Bigs The result of this attack was very
irregular CLOSING, with everybody watching
for further deve lopments in the sugar deal.
Net changes snow losses Of 14ml% per cent
outside Of Whisky, Sugar and. western
Union which gained 98GlA per cent. Rall-
way and miscellaneous Onds were strong,
Wi, an active demand.
New York March 6.--The following we're
the closing quotations at the stock Exchange
to-day:
Ann Cotton Oil q Missouri Pacific. 234
do pref. .....,, GA Mobile Ohio, IL
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iACHINERY. CASTINGS. ETC.

western dairy, new, 12iE016c; western cream
cry 1925; western factory and rolls llWl5c;
Elgns 23c. MolaSSes-foreign nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice 3OQ3Sc
quiet ana steady. Peanuts quiet Co1ee-
options quiet and steady, points up to D
points down; March l6 1O6l6 Isl May IS 55;
July IA 9OGl4 80; spot Rio duh and steady;
No. z, l12ac Sugar, raw, quiet and steady;
fair refining 2 10 16c centrifugals 3 3l6;;
refined hrm with fair demand; off A $40
3-l6c; standard A 44q4 7-l6c; cut loaf 30
3-l6; crushed sos 3-l6c graduated 44D
9l6c. Freights to Liverpool, quiet and
weak; cotton 9-6id bid: grain Pad asked.
Chicago, March 6.-Thefe was hope in the
hearts of the wheat bulls al the opening to-
day that a cold wave which was discerned on
the weather map, in the neigh OOrhood OF
Minnesota would succeed in making its way
into the wheat belt. hut when the government
weather bureau sent out indications for warm
err weather, they experienced disappointment
At the opening, prices were higher, and they
continued TO rule so during the first half OF the
session, but weakened later and declined TO
the closing Fl ures of yesterday. Then came
Bradstreets report OF decreased word
visible supply of 100000 bushels, which
caused a reactionary irmncss and advance
The closing was easy at gain Of &c over
yesterday May wheat opened at 9sG60c
ranged between G054c and 5S2sc, closing with
the gain mentioned above at CO.'S. The
strength shown by wheat at the start was
communicated TO corn. The market opened
at about yesterday final figures,
advanced L0 sac declined NC, and closed
very firm I he strength, aside from the better
feeling in wheat was principally on covering
by shorts There was also good cash demand.
which was felt in the futures. The opening
was a little advanced on Yesterdays close.
Prices then advanced 8@1Rc, reacted &c,
frmed again, and closed with a net gain of
1468c for the day. PIovisions-Ihere was
very little support to che product. The opening
was weak on lower values for hogs, and the
latter weakness and depression was caused
by liquidating sales for the account Of a
prominent Spectator, who was impressed
with the belief some days ago that an ad-
vance in provisions was due, but who had ap-
plrently changed his mind. MAY pork closed
with loss of 20c for the day. May lard lost
l0c and May ribs 5A7Iic.
Chicago, March Clash quotations were as
follows: Flour was quiet, with prices easy;
Wheat-No. spring 575sc; No 2 red 57Bc.
Corn-No. ?, SIC. Oats-No 2, 291ac Mess
pork. per barrel, Sll 32l40&1l 90 Lard. per
100 pounds, Sc 9G0}6 921a, Short rib sides
IS 991l4B5 07ia. Dry sailed shoulders So 90
So 25. Short clear sides S. 1907 l21a. Whisky
81
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New Orleans. March 6--Cleared, steamships
Knickerbocker and Elmonte, New York;
Glenochila and Egyptian Prince, Bremen via
Norfolk; Prof Morse, Celia
Port Eads. March GArrived, steamships
Elmer Grant, New York; John Wilson, Hau-
sen Bluehelds, VIM 6 Hewes, Morgan, Blue
fields; Whitney Staples, Havana.
Sailed. steamship Canarias HaVre; MeXi-
can man-of war Zaragosa. Vera Cruz.
Newport News, March 6-ArriYed, schr Ea-
gle Wing. Boston; steamship Sultan lBrl,
Nelasco.
sailed, schIs Bayard Barnes, New Haven;
James Ives, New Bedford; N w Craig,
Charleston; steamship Sultan lBrl, Bremen
and Hamburg.
Norfolk. March 6-Arrived, schrs Frank o
Dame, Ida Gibson aud Henry Parker, New
York.
cleared, schrs G c Lane and Frank o Dame,
New Haven; Willie II Higgins, New Bedford;
sarah and Lucy Norwalk; Henry Finch
Charleston. March 6-Arrived. schrs Adelia
= Carleton, Rockport; Susan b Ray, johnson,
Norfolk.
Sailed, schr Edward F Mansfield, Crossley,
New York
Jacksonville March 6-Cleared. schr MIN
rod Falker. New Bedford. Mass.
New York, March 4-Arrived schr War
wick, Penny. Bull River via Charleston
Baltimore March 4-ArrlVed schr Jennie +
Wiley Buiwec. Savannah
Fayal, March 4-Put in for repairs, bark
Augustine lNorl, Larsen, Brunswick for
Dantzic, leaking
For additional shipping news
see other columns.
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leading futures ranged as follows;

Baltimore. March 6.-Flour dull and IN
changed; western superior 81 70Db2 co. west
ern extra s. l00S2 81; western family 81 80
ass 90 winter wheat, patent SO 1903 40:
Spring wheat. patent - 75G1S4 o.: straight
So 256$3 So Wheat irm No. 2 red spot 60&
06O5sc; March 6OH0GO}sc; May 623062%c C;
steamer No. 2 red 565ac bid milling. by sam
pie, 6086lc. Corn strong; spot 4lH9n5sc;
March 4lhG4l96c; April 4lA@41ac: May
by sample, 42QG45c; southern, on grade. 4l1
42c. Oats steady; No. white western 37G1
37dc; No. 2 mixed western 35GI35hc Rye
quiet and easy; No. 2 579572c. Eggs firm
at 14Gll4%c. Coffee firm; No. T. l7s6c
Cincinnati. March 6.-Flour, spring patents
60 30aS3 So family g 25GlS2 So Wheat
steady; No 2, red 57c. Corn active; No. >
yellow 371%c No. white sac; No. mixed
s7,ic. Oats in good demand; No, white
32Rc No. mixed 3l4c. Pork-city mess
81 f5@sll S7S; clear mess sl2 so; family
Sl2 TO. Lard steam leaf nc kettle dried
rae. Bacon steady; shoulders 61sc; short rib
SIDES &c; short clear sides nc. Whisky
steady at II Is.
81 Louis, March 6--FlUur steady; patents
q s5G$3 90; choice 81 S., dull. Wheat
higher; May 56Aq56Bo bid; July 5s%c bid.
Corn unchanged from yesterday. Oats firm
May 30{sao5l5c bid Professionalism mess
sl2 10; on orders sIe Is. Lard prime steam
81 50. Dry sailed meats-shoulders So o.;
longs 80 70; clear ribs s. 05; shor So l7%
Bacon-boxed shoulders g cen; longs So 10;
clear ribs So soc; shorts 81 ia High wines
steady at 81 10.
Rice.
New York, March 6.-Rice quiet, steady:
domestic fair to extra, 3A45&c; Japan 40
44c.
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Items from Oliver.

= Oliver, Ga, March 6.-Miss Lillian
Lalior has returned home after an ex-
'1Iled visit to Savannah and Guyton.
an. Gross, roadmaster on the Charles
VA ana savannah railroad. has completed
tl purchase of the Mason property, near
,,l oepot, and it is expected that ne will
80 Tie place Of business mentioned in a
IorAer article.
=, IIuck farming is increasing in this sec
, ..-. L. A Brewer, Of Dover, shipped a
load OF crates to the truck farmers
"cFe last week.
Neessrs. Kirms g. White are adding new
machinery to their mill for the purpose
VI ~ Autacturing crates for truck.
dor OK shipping still progresses on cool
Gay last weeL,-
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.


New York, March 6-Flour easier and
more active; winter wheat, low grades, g 90
9s2 As; patents 50 25DS3 30; Minnesota clear
s. 5000 90; Minnesota patents IS 1904 81;
low extras 81 U5G2 As; southern -four dull
and weak; common to fair extras q O0D
So 90; good to choice extras S3 10d8i 70
Wheat dun and fIme-. with options urm;
No. red in store and elevator 62Q6}c;
anoat 6}1ac; opCons advanced 1aG5sc, fell q
Gtlac, closed steady at "a &c over yesterday,
with trading fair; No. red March 6lHc;
May Ca June (5bc. Corn dull and hrmer;
No. 2, 434c elevator; 44isc ahoat; options
were duh ana hrm &c higher; March 421c;
April 42c; May Sc Oats spots dull and
frm options fairly active and hrmer; March
35Sc; April 351ac: May "a sc; No. , white
March 1sac; spot. No. 2, S7d374c No 2
white SIC: mixed western 5sHc; white west
ern 39G4!c white state 39GD42c. Hay, moder
ate demand and firm; shipping 00lt55c; good
to choice sOn90c. Beef dull and steady;
family Sl2 OOa$14 90; extra mess IS 0O0lS8 So
Beer hams quiet at SIC 80 Tered beef in
active and steady; city extra India mess
Sls 00dS20 90. Cut meats dull and weak;
plckIe1 bellies 3 &C: picked shoulders GAO
6EC picked hams eGG95ac; mlddleS nominal
Lard quiet and weak; western steam at 81 30;
city 36 6yi9G56 %, futures nominal refined
dull; continent S. 81; South American g. 20;
compound s. 00G36 1919. Pork moderately
active and easy; mess sl3 250sl3 "a Butter
dull and lower; state dairy, new Ice; state
dairy, old, lS9l7ci state creamery, new, 26ci
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constable in the interest of the pope,
whom they characterize as the arch en-
envy Of American institutions. The Pro
testant pastors announce that they will
wage relentless war on the Catholics in
the future. and no man will be supported
foroftice at the coming elections who is
a believer in the Catholic religion. The
dare IS the sensation on of the hour in
Memphis.
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FARMERS PREPARING
PLANTING.
FOR
a Big Melon Crop Expected in Brooks
County.

A Big Melon Crop Expected in Brooks
County.
Dixie, Ca, March 6.-Much damage is
reported to have been caused in Brooks
county by the recent two weeks rain,
washing lands and retarding farm oper-
atoms. The weather is now excellent,
ana II it continues for week melons will
begin N earnest. Preparations for big
crop IS being made. In fact, it is thought
that this years crop will be even larger
than last wears
Politics is rather quiet as yet. You
never hear much except Turner for the
senate and Evans for governor. Gen.
evans hasa strong following in Brooks.
Almost every man you meet is for him.
rev. Or. Scott, of Townsville, occu-
pee the Baptist pulpit here Sunday.
MISS Lizze Talley, a most charming
Young lady Of Dixie, who has been absent
aJ Na}lor for the past several weeks, is
expected home on Saturday next.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, March 6.-Palmer, Rivenburg &
Co. quote: Oranges indian and Halifax river,
S2500300: other brights, fancy S2.12 %;
lines ST 25llI 80: tangerines, ~ 00a3.5O; man
darins. $1,000 so; grape fruit, S2.00G3.00;
Strawberries 25640c beets, 75c6S1 90; cab
bage, Sl5O652 90; caulitower, S3O005O0; egg
plant barrels, S400lpS0O; boxes, S2000400;
lettuce 75clS15O; squash, Sl.5O12OO: Gu
cum Ders S3.OOa5O0; beans, S30O040O;
tomatoes, S300Q400; peas 81 5061S300"
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RELIGION IN POLITICS.

-Iotestants of Memphis Declare War
on the Catholics.
memphis, Tenn, March 6-The war
oe'"een the Catholics and Protestants
mas reached Memphis The Protestant
1SloIs' Association came out in a lengthy
I"rd to-day vigorously attacking the
catholic church and defending the Amer
lldn adjective Association. The Catholics
orc charged with being engaged in a
S,.s!usplracy to control every Office in
SAILS country, from President down to
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Spirits Turpentine-The market was rather
quiet, the inquiry being rather slow The
prices remained firm however and there
were no anxious offerings. At the Board OF
Trade the market opened and closed firm and
unchanged the quotations bring 2914c for reg
ulars. The sales, as posted, were 100 casks,
at the opening call.
Rosln-The market was somewhat neg
lected and very little business doing through
out the entire day. At the Board of Trade at
the first call, at II a. M, the market was
posted unchanged, with no sales At the last
call at p. m, grade was marked down SC,
while all other grades remained unchanged.
The tone Of the market was firm at the fol
lowing quotations:
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COMMERCIAL
100000
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ga. March 8, 1891.
Cotton.
Cotton,

There was a renewed demand for spots to-
day and the market advanced &C, with sales
of 733 for'the entire day. There was an ad-
vance of from ~ to - points in futures for
March at New York, though Liverpool showed
no improvement. On Change at the firsr
call at 1880 a. m, the market was bulletined
steady at an advan e of Lice over yesterday
closing, the sales being 65 bales. At the reg
ular midday call, at l oclo,k P. m, it was
firm and unchanged, with sales of 1926 bales
At the third and last callit had advanced Lice
in all gradesi and continued firm, with further
sales Of 342 bales The official quotations at
the close Of the market we're as follows:
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A ROBBERY CLEARED UP.
The Banks Assistant Cashier Con-
fesses His Guilt.

Dexter, Mich. March, 6.-The Dexter
Saving Bank robbery has been solved.
Orla c. Gregory, the assistant cashier
has confessed that the story that two
masked men had compelled him to open
thevault was false. and said he committed
the robbery himself All of the money,
So, 1872, has been recovered.
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A FREIGHT TRAIN wREoKED.
Eight Men Badly Injured in the
Smashup.

Eight Men Badly Injured in the
Smashup.
houston, Tex, March Ga Sunset
special freight on the Southern Pacific
was wrecked near Alleyton this morning.
Conductor Booth received a severe scalp
wound
VIII Little, brakeman, was badly
:. Two switchmen are probably fatally
an arm cut OFF.
internally '''
Irt"O ramps were also badly hurt.
g., ne injured were taken to Eagle Lake
Tor Treatment.
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Iron Mills Closed.

Ph9nixville, Pa, March 6.-An the
mills in the Phoenix Iron Works closed,
and this vast plant, which usually en-
pl0ys from 1000 to 8. coo men. is idle.
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
&C G Anderson.
Bark Ernst lGerl Geerds, London-Chr G
Dahl 81 Co.
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New York, March 6. - Rosin steady;
strained, common to good 81 10D5l 10. Tur-
pentine quiet and firm at 32c.
Charleston, March 6.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 29c. Rosin firm at 81 60 for good
strained.
Wilmington, N. c.. March 6.-Rosin firm;
strained, 92Hc; good strained, 97mc Spirits
turpentine, firm at 29c Tar steady at s5c.
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 10; soft
and virgin 81 80
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Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
Bark Englebrecht [Swl, Gutujewski
Bark Elena LGerl, Hamburg.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Sets ...........,... ................... 5:46
High Water al Fort Pulaski 6:43 am, 7:02 pm.
Central Standard u fnel
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Schr Ida Lawrence Campbell Baltimore
with coal to ID Thomas & son, vessel Ia
George Harriss g. Co.
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Wool.
Petroleum, OiIs. &c

New York March 6-Wool. moderately
active and steady; domestic fleece 2002jc;
pulled I6d25c
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will be furnished masters OF vessels free
Of charge in United States photographic OF
nee in the custom house. Captains are re-
quested 70 call at the office.
Reports Of wrecks and dcreiicts received for
transmission 10 the navy department
SCALES, Ensign u , N, in charge
Passengers.
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
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New York March g. = Cotton seed oil
New York March 6.-Petroleum market
quiet, Washington, in barrels, SS %; Wash
ington, in bulk So so: refined nominal; New
York. in barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, SO 60dS2 65
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Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Steamship Iris LBelgl, Smit-Antwerp
Naval Stores Co.
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Wednesday, March 7, 1894.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Aug. 14th. 1898.
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/ can recommend your medicine to all
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and SCr0fuIa

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critics of p. p. P. Prickly Ash, Poke
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New York, March 6.-Rice quiet steady;
domestic fair to extra, S}l958c; japan 40
Az.
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New YORK. March 6.-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows Com, SO, l5l,00J cur
rency. S43.S 600.
London, March 6-The bar silver market
to-day has been quiet. and was quoted a; 27J4d
per ounce.
The evening world., 1894-10-17
A UNIFORMED THIEF.
Letter-Carrier Gartner Caught
Piltering Mail Matter.
StsIe Money and Postal Orders He
Should Have Delivered.
Confesses that His Stealings AgEre-
gate u Very Large Sum.

Chief Post-Ofice Inspector Ashe has
for many months received complaints
from the big retail dry-goods stores and
business firms around Sixth avenue and
Twenty-third street that the were miss
ing remittances which should have
reached them by mail.
Inspectors Beavers and Shopp were de-
tailed on the case, and at 5.45 this morn
ing arrested George Gartner. thirty-five
years old, a letter-carrier at sub-postal
Station f, on Seventh avenue and
Twenty eighth street.
Gartner was searched and eight let
ties containing money and Poss-Oflce
orders were found on him He made a
full confession to the inspectors and ad-
mitted that he had taken the eight let
tiers from the mall he was to deliver to-
day. He said he had been stealing
valuables for long time past, but was
unable to give the amount he had taken.
He added that 1t aggregated very
large SUIT.
Gartner Ia a widower and lives at 26s
East Tenth street. He was appoint ed
July /, 1885. This IS the first complaint
against him
He was arraigned before Commissioner
Shields for examination this morning.,
and to him also fully acknowled ged
his guilt. He was held in $500 bail for
the action of the Federal Grand Jury.
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TO STOP THE FRAUDS.
City Club and Judge GieEerich
Watching False NaturaIisation.

The City Club is making a systematic
attempt to prevent fraudulent natural
ization, and has formed n stronr ally in
the person OF Judge Leonard A. Giege-
rich, Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
Beginning with to-day the City Club
Will have two representatives in tho
NaturaliZat ton bureau in the Court
House and will ask that certificates of
citizenship be given to no person sus-
pected OF attempting fraud, until his
record is investigated. These members
of the City Club have already obtained
permission from the steamship compa-
MES to get access 70 their records at
any time so that the truth or falsity of
a would-be voters statement concern
Ing his arrival here may be sasi'v veri-
fed or disproved
Judge Giegerich yesterday gave or
ders to all his subordinates not to issue
leave that work entirely to the Natural
ization Bureau, so that the City Club
may not be hampered in its investiga-
ton.
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STERLING EXCHANGE LOWER
Fall In the Rate VIII stop Further
Gold shipments.

The event which excited most interest
in Wall street this morning was re-
duction Of a full cent in the posted rates
OF sterling Exchange to 4.S7 for long and
4.SS for short The accumulation OF
commercial bills was Unexpectedly large.
and there has also been an increase in
the supply of bankers bills. while at
the same time the demand has fallen on.
The turn in the market. OF course, puts
a stop to gold exports, and this led to n
more confident feeling in stock circles
this morning.
The effect OF the heavy loss in the
st. Paul earnings for the second week
Of October was partly offset by the
.,.,ratively high falling OF IN the
receipts OF the Atchison for the first
week Of the month.
As quotations came lower from London
some stocks were oper ed a fraction of,
but MY soon cnsued In sympathy
with imp In Chicago Gas from "A 3-S
20 70 IA.
Sugar was also a fca 'ure, selling up 10
u 3-S, but the rise induced free reailza-
Ions and decline to 81 "A ensuei. 81.
Paul fer 3-S TO 80 is. and rose TO 10 3-S;
Northwest advanced "a. to l03 SIS Rock
island /. to 90 Is: Burlington 3-4, to 70;
General Electric IL. 10 80 "a; L2u!svillr
a, TO SO 5-S; Reading 20, o 1878 and
Western Union l-2, TO r 5-S