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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-11-22

MI and Mrs. @. NJ. Shannon, who
have been rusticating at Morenei for
several weeks, were is the city Friday
en- route to Silver City, where Mrs.
Shannon will make a visit. Mr. Shan
non returned to his mines Tuesday.
They expect soon to go to Santa Fe, to
spend the winter.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-11-22
Mead MaTket.

The only Meat Market in Lordsburg
is cow ruL by
DUNAGAN & RUTHERFORD.
The best meat on the range Is han
died by US.
DUNAoAN = RUTBERFOkD.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-11-22
once Of THE Pi6NEEh PRESS COMPANY ~ uoa

once Of THE PIONEER PRESS COMPANY. q Iqskcs,epp
Eureka Chemical ana MfgCQ, La Crosse Wis
Dear ShA-l h0yeh been tobaccO mend for tnT Tfma Hmd luN NrM Hf tn Fr Nf
smoked fPu to- eUntyc hrs rguhny ny~ N N
lahecedu until my physician toll me n
least i tiled the 500 oiled "Koev M F
without success until oiA f
/ ommeunM UeW"r N am. eug muI rnR
Inofam hrN. M|t uuNu. M LHHw. wmh every iuvatute mM9r mil
appreciates has completely let me consider y0g "laeocmoH Ampl. w6udrnn snS
lean fully rcommendh Nonrsy eyt truly C. WcHORNI6tN
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A NEW DISCOVERY BY 1HE SHAKERS.

TOT moro than n hundred Years tfaa
mount I6bnnon Shakers nav. s,u lad
TAO Gu tivation OF medical plant and
sought to tract from the NJ the leal-
ing ehHes. Th:lr labor has not been
spent IN vain. They havo made n discovery
: at vii prove blessing to mankind.
~ consists II u cordial that auses inn
m, me lito relief IN cases OF Ind pestion.
ina ihpor snce OF This Il scove wi be-
"pp'rent won we 70 ,liza that near
hihe-tenths of al our gu ;erings are
caused by dysBo So or INDIGESTION.
, noariy every person you meet has ii,
nieestlfo trouble in 80 20 of its yari ID
FORM d-sich heada he. distress altar eat
ny pans and dizziness in the ches. after
cdtilH, patpitation OF he heart. ct are
unt symptoms or indigestion To re-
l'e.e thes. su Ter ma has been the study
Oh tao Shakers. aud The have succee @ i.
no reason the Sha or Digestive Cordial
r in' suctl "u ~ mediate and sa!utary eff
,ect ~ III ! 1t causes the food eaten to
DC uites tod, for it is uudgestod ,ooI
mat causes the dist ess The Cordial
a'cs tho I cd to be diCe ted before
mere 10 'imo for it to I rment anu sour
On .iic stoma b. w en- the fool is SO di.
eeStcd gives strength aud g0r TO tho
i iGoole pouy, makes one feel bright and
che' r'il atd makes ono ,iu in iiesh.
T"e Digesti CORDIAL q so rompt in
ts on that the very first dose will
nave rcrcept y avdiablc result ID
ri Oh nm idinte relief
orier TO prOye this staten n! small
trihi Doll os have been pla ed IN the
uruRg ats hands. viii can DO obtained
10 ten cents each This trial bottle
ana VIII satisfy any one that the Cor iial
IN adapted to his case. After trial give
lraisc to the Shak RS Of Mount Lebanon,
Ny.
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country, to whloh additions are be

country, to whioh additions are be
ing constantly made.
Does nn equipment like this.
winch Is not even approached by
any competitor, look as though il
were possible for us to be vendlnp
oid, obsolete, not up to date, and
worthless publications.?
NEW BOOKS VERSUS OLD HOOKS. Ann
OLD VERSUS NEW.
Other publishers are striving ia
create the Impression that we are
publishing aud selling old books
when arc poor because they are old
"hiio our competitors huve new
DOCKS which arc better on account
OF their nowness. But nownoss IS
always experiment, and experiment,
nineteen times out of twonty, is
!niluro- nowhere more SO than in
publishing school books.
we beg it TO be remembered that
tho great and standard books of tho
world nro not new ones. but those
that have stood the test of time aud
use. rms Is no loss true OF tho
standard school books. They are the
result OF growth aud caunot be
Sich ci Ill II uay.
We hnre on our books many such
lhvorito books. "the survival of the
httest, TINT cannot be equalied ia
merit anu suitability for schools.
| Inc essential facts OF knowledge re.
man the same, with the very little
| which each year adds. The litora
turo to be read aud studied. the
| structure OF the language, tho fncts
| Oh history aud geography, the prin.
! ciples Oh mathematics, and the sci
eilces' 40 not change, and are mob
now. The development OF the ply.
steal sciences has been the most
| rapid growth, aud this, with some
| changes III methods of teaching.
constitute tho chief progress which
inc wise nave recognlzed. aud this
IS inliy embodied III all our books,
All other uowness is fashion, whim,
ana crnnkncss- pussing wonder
vi nu hour or day.
lhero Ia IL true course bctweon
tho old aud new III school books: il
| Is TO hold on to tho standards VIII ,ch
'lme and use have thoroughly ap-
| proved, and to carefully reach out
| Ter The new in such subjects aud in
Tie direction OF such methods as
enlightened progross demands; and
| snch course tho American Book
| Company Is pursuing.
IN CONCLUSION.
We submit, in view of tho fore.
gong, that We nro reputable men
dong reputable business, furnish.
ing the people moritorious books at
lar prices. And we submit, further,
| That tho viliticntions OF the No,foll,
pilot. copied OF quoted on account
OF Their sensational charges by an
'lhsnspectlng press throughout the
country, Is public outrage, und we
ask the people of Virginia, whose
sense OF honor liz famed, TO resent
WITH us, aud for us, all these in
famous imputations upon our char.
ncter aud honor as business men.
AMERICAN Book COMPANY,
| advt-lt
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The Eusicst storo on unin street
wac the expression Of visitors who
say the crowds Mt Lovy Bros, III
Main street, aud no wonder, whom
you hear OF the mauy bargains they
arc Offering III hosiery, underwear
dry goods, aud every thing else in
their stock. a few left OF tho SO
white MarseilIes bed spreads, ut
DOC, usually sold at 81, to close out
the lot. Watch paper for our next
special sale, Monday, February 18TH.
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. G"oa Recommendation.

LA FAYETTE, IND.--"A Mrs. Jas.
Fay, living near this city, claims to
have been cured by the use OF Sim
mons Llver Regulator after five or
Six OF tho best physicians had pro.
nounced the case hopeless. ALBERT
a. Wells. Your druggist sells it in
powder or liquid; the powder to be
taken dry, or made into tea.
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Mrs. Emily llorne, who resides
at Toledo, Washington, says she has
never been able to procure any
medicine for Rheumatism that re-.
lieves the pain so quickly and
ellectnalIy as Chamberlain's Pain
Eaim, aud that she has also used it
for lame back with great success.
For sale by all druggists.
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..uriitii. IN,

New. beautiful and useful novel
lies Tor birthday aud other gifts.
Diamonds and watches can be found
IN greater variety ut Frank Ii. Gnlo's
thnu elsewhere. 1872 Main street
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rheumatism is cured by Z. p. u.
rams and aches i'll the back, should.
ers. knees, ankles and wrists, are all
attacked and conquered by p. L. T..
This great medicine, by its blood
cleansing properties, builds up and
strengthens the whole body.
Nothing Is SO eilicacious as p. u.
I. at this Aeason, and for tonlug M.
inVlSorntlng, md as q strengthened
and appetizer take Z. Z. L. 1t
throws oil the malaria and puts you
III good condition.
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Several cars ell route; must be
sold; also some on track here, II.
II. Owens, 90 Water street.
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Another invoice of lamps sni
tables and new shades. Chapman 4
ak emau.
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stALESMEN, WE SEND SAMPLES. AL.
- low literal salary and expense, or
commission to proper applicants: staple
seller three stores out OF I'VE will order,
Address, with stamp, Lock / OK 100 New
York city. aulg-
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that $500, 0O) was expended in tho
purchase of books. high school aud
primary"
As the American Book Company
can prove that it has never sold moro
than $4,000 worth of school books
III any QUO year III tho Stnto of Vir
glnlh. we would inquire of the Pilot
who soils the $!iO.00O needed to
make up its $500, 00O worth.
Contrary to this false assumption,
me evidence IN our possession shows
mat the entire sum annually OK
pended for school books in Virginia
cihuot be moro than 100000. At
any rate, |. Is absolutely fact, as
we arc prepared to provo by our nc.
count books that i'll tho year 1913
tho entire amount Of tho Amerlc,n
BOOK Gompany's salos of school
DOCKS III Virginia, Including all sup
pIies Tor private rs we'll rs public
schools, nm0nutod to only So, 900.
and IN lSll to only so, 0O0. Even
1T INC lnir estimate of 500, 900 ns II
total OF school books sold III Vir
GInh annually. firms outside Of the
American Book Company must sell
yearly from $4,000 to 500, 900.
AND yet wa nre charged with mo
nopolizlug oil the trndo aud eXtort.
ing hundreds OF thousands OF dol.
lars from tho people.
VAS THE ADOPTION ~ VIRGINIA a
FREE AND FAIR oNE?
The published statements of the
Governor and Attorney General nm
swer this question with snch full
detnil aud circumstance rs 10 leave
no doubt that 1t WAS completely FREQ
ana lar. The routine of all previous
ntoptions was followed. j,
as To The IntimatlOns nnl iusinun
ions OF bribery aud corruptipu'
mate against ourselves, we do most
emphatlcally nud Internationally
deny thnt thcrc il any ground for
ih!s outrageous attack upon our
business integrity. Tho courts of
lnsufe must determine whether the
chhratter aud reputation of public
officials and oil business houses lie at
the mercy OF rivals III business who
are able to hire tue columns of n
newspaper.
Eut these bold allegations of the
fllot are OF piccs with what they
say Sunday, january -, 1875, that
our clrcnIar, News from Oregon.
s'ntlnS that our books had lust
9een adopted for that State, was
'nise' We repeat here, aud dotv
any denial, that the slip, News from
oregon, was every line, word. aud
punctuation mark, true; aud tina,
which Is quoted from tho Oregouian
was the first senteuce of one of it,
editorials, when the adoption was
announced.
AHE THE BOOKS PUBLISHED BY THE
AMERicAS nooK COMPANY lSrERIoK
IL MERIT TO THOSE or OTHER rup.
LISTERS.
The Norfolk Pilot, referring to
our books, says they arc
Obsolete Ill methods and mat
ter"
Biographies are absolete."
histories that fnlsify."
Scientific books not unto 1oto -
etc, etc.
AS the largest publishers of school
oooks IN the United States, wit. our
publications most widely IN use. this
chtrgo IS only another way Of SAY
ing that we and the users OF orr
pJokS are nil fools; that none of Ms
KNOW 9ood books from Door oues
When II IS considered that our com.
pany IS undc up Of mon skilled and
experienced III Publishing school
DOCKS, nnu with sltiiclpi,t iunuue 10
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oiocG.. NlncN.. I,In,.

a large variety OF clocks has lust
been received ~ 1.-The Casket," l5S
Main street. Large clocks, small
clocks, Dresden and iron clocks,
nickel clocks, day clocks, S day
clocks, 30 day CLOCKS, 100 day clocks,
clocks from T5c upwards. Clocks
repaired by best workmeD. For
clocks aud everything i'll jewellery
lines at bottom prices 60 to, 15S
Main street.
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w ANIED-SncGal Advertising Canvasscrs,
familiar with premium merchantilc trade;
m"ney maker oil 1891. Also clover general
LEY BRADLEY, f.. lG, ST.. New Yolk.
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nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN or
" tain board and comfortable room
with private family. Terms mode, ate;
references exchanged. Address W. s.,
care Virginian. se.8
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New line OF bridal presents, the
best line Of sterling silver we ever
had. New Waterbury, watches for
S2,3O. Chapman ~ Jukeman.
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w AT ED Lady agents throughout Vir-
W ginia 10 handle All article that sells on III
merit. Address 32i Fifth avenue $. T., Roa-
Hohc, Va.
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\fECiAl-COMPLErE ASSORTMENT OBJ
- February Magazines; Huskins Works beau.
iiihlly hound, SLID Ter set Shasesnearc,s one
nan RUSSIA bindings ut S1.l9 iur the set. and
many other bargains at NESBAuM'S. l2S Main
succi, Ma fulk, Va. "a
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NJ I'm AND WOMEN TO MAKE BIG MONEY
WI WITH tho Practical Plating Dynamo. Ia the
electrical nnchnc used in The great plating
Hates everything. No experience; big proiits.
Ahdrc's, w. T, HARRISON II co., Clerk no.
II, Columbus. o. wc.a
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S r OR &C g

TIE SEAROARD WHARF AND WARE.
HOUSE ,OMpANt VIII SLOW tiuano AZ 20
cent per ton fret month, AMI 10 cent
subsequently.
Cotto and other commodities stored
on very advantageous tertas. Nego liable
wal ehous receipts issued. Insurance
tifectcd or any period in good COM
panes con ilerably below curr mt ratios
UicIs first ass wharf facilities for all
classes Of vessels. Ample storage
capacity tor largest car ZOOS. Apply to
II. A. TOblE.
fci0su, we,i r-lm President.
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iatronize the Dairy Lunch Rooms,
" Main street and 20 Odd Mark ct
square.
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For Over Fifty Years
MRs. WsMsLoW's
Soothing Syrup

has been used for children while teeth.
ing. IL soothes the child softens the
gums. allaya ell pain. cures wind cholic,
is the best remedy for disrrhma. Twefsa
sy-five Gents n bottle. sold by oil qruas
eists throughops the world. Eele-au u,
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MONEY ToloAN on REAL ESTATE IN
,',,iE>yn uS 10 sun. gu easy Terms. Address
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\VANrED-A LIVE, ENERGETIC MAN TO
icpr"scnt Phi ,dellh house in Nor
,2iS AMI neighhoring towns. ARTIST, s
~ a.. Us, 'od Walnut street, Philadc phia, Pa.
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WANTED "A FIRST-CLAs5 COI.oRED
OK >ettl.t; un'lc STAND, marking APP
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\VASIED ~ POSITION ~ 4 YOUNG
married man, graduate Of a commercial
con s., rs shipping cle k, time keeper or any
"lhet work wGich Ie iuif"s an none-t sober
10 =, re itilc man best fe cncc. GE RGhJ.
II MMtL BENGEN, n lieAdnE, p fel II.
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SPECIAL NOrIOIcs.

lust RECEIVED - SIXrY-FfyE RAGS
- Whte beans on consignment c. Is. BENLE
n Co.. u Market space fyi-st
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WANrcD 4 TO BUY a ROLLING; Top
" /, second hand; must be cncap wa
mnt preferred Address w, j., Deans T.. O.,
iel3-Gt
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lis DY Inc C@ lie KGNk PO Newspaper d Full Statement OIL The
situation Ond FOCB 0S 10 lis RC&
S0DlE INTERESTING REgDIUG F0R The PUBLIC.
me Reason FOR tQae CoHaa1oaanAsres
Notice OF tine Charges.

justice SeN S publishing CY d Friends 9nQNu VINO Hove Hed Then WIN
Confidence md HlNMN, GmleR MNN False end infamous CNNV
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EOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS
l. west OF Cranky street on Frtemason, with
an conV n!ences-gas. bath and attention,
Eeierc tcs exchanged moderate rent address,
u. u. H., care NirEInian. Ce3o-tf
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Da American Book Company Ru BY me Establishment HR RdaH Rp Secured lie people
POCCd ReGM@ The Rea Price School BOOKS From 50 rs Per Cent
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ROOM FOR RENT.

One or two gentlemen can obtain nicely
inrnishcd room, centrally located, with all
modern cSnyeniences, including bath, gas and
trio line. y. c. f., care Niignian. nolO-ts
EOR RENr--RoONlS ABOVE 1876 MAIN
street. Suitable loT dressmaker MOI
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-
w AN'H'ElS.

Advertisements Of al, class, ME liner or ia,,. "a
cthn Tor one insertion: so cenn for hires,
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kBEATS--F For the finest Fresh Meats,
| lWH - Beef, Mutton and Veal nicely
AfA Dn,cheTeu and always fresh, at reasons
able prices and delivered free, call at stan
| NO. D. Il. ID. SlOSSEk. 500
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FOR RENT

Advertisements Of mis- class, hre iipes or iuy,26
otnfS for Gns insertion: 90 eeBfs for Glrea
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PRESCRIPTIONS S 'ars,%l,y com an
4 drugs. Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles,
Cigars and Tobacco. W. +. PHILIPPE
2i6 Maiu street. seao
The herald., 1895-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FRIDAY, Oct. Is. 1905

FRIDAY, Oct. 1s, 1895.
Frederick and Helen Eaton to ]. A.
Henderson-Lot 66. and south % feet OF
lot IS, extension of Mob Hill tract $2500.
Same to George Steck ,l-Lot g. and
north % feet of 6S, extension of Mob Hill
tIact; $780,
Herman G.. and Emma J. Connor to
Elizabeth Kate Beck-Lot 81, subdivision
of block 156, Meserve's subdivision 5000.
Alfredo Alvarado to Anna M. Logan
lot 10 and part OF Is, Burdiok's addition
$l150.
r. Stats company-Lot 3, block g., Bry-
ant Peaslee q James subdivision; $3.50.
James II. ana Susan G. White to Mrs.
Maggie Il. Elliott-Land in southeast
quarter of lot 4, section 35. 1 north, IL
west; $1,000.
Edward ]. Dole to A. F. King-Lots 81
and 30, section 10, 5 north, 10 west; $500.
B. f. and Mary Ball to Mis-. Margaret
Rsidy .Giovanome-Lot IS, Wilson tract
$3.50.
Lewis Davis to A. Copeland--southeas st
quarter OF north wesl quarter section %,
8 SOUTH II west, Rancho Los Coyotes
$4,000.
J. W. Eastman to Elizabeth A. Pritch-
ard Lot 1874. Mills Wcks extension Seo-
ond street, etc. $1100. -''
Thomas l.. and Mary E. Jackson to
James Reed-Lots and 3, block B,
Spence'S addition; $1350.
Solomon and Ella p. Hubbard to Sarah
Ellen Holt-Lot 2. block g. Electric Rail-
way HON estead Association tract; $500.
Burbank Land and Water com pany to
Arthur q. Msricourt--Lot 13 to IS, block
rs. Burbank; 5000.
Alois and Johanna Schmidt to Joseph
Ott-Lots l and 9 east part of Bush e.
Crawford tract; $1864.5 80.
Maggie +. and r. III. O'BIyan to Mary
lana Rai1uv-- Int 1877 Grjdar & Dou "a
subdivision of Briswalter traet; $1,000.
4. j. and Emma r. De Huff to Mrs
Annie Stewart-Lot ~, Benedict & Sons
subdivision; $375.
A. Peasley to Loondas r. Harris-Lot
%, block 4, City Center tract; $3.50.
John and Mary Hopkins to David ].
Lewis-Lot 20, Goldsworthy Eighth
street tract; $1,000.
william s. and Elizabeth H. Pember-
ton to Amanda l.. Anderson-Lot 34
South Side tract; 1925.
Benjamin +. and Kate H. Porter to
Henry W. Hughes-Lot 20 of subdivision
of block 62, o. s.; $1,000.
William F. West to Ida F. Christie
South 33 1-3 feet of north 66 2-3 feet of
lots l and and south 33 l. feet of north
666 2-3 feet of east feet OF lot 3, Deitz
Adams street tract; $1,000.
Abraham Jacoby to e. e. and Mrs.
Anna Coppock-Same as ABOVE; $3.50.
Blades. com missioner. to Harriette
Bankes-Part of northwest fraction of
quarter section II, township l south,
range 10 west; $75250.
Evalena p. and George l.. Tlttie to
Charles d. York-Lot s, Brannen subdi-
vision; $500.
Alexandra WE'LL to Mrs. A. Fonlkes-
Lot 303, Alexandra WE'LL tract; $3.50.
Jerome +. Kendall to Eli Snyder-Lols
q and %, Daman & Millard tract; $3.50.
Eli and Carrie T. snyder to Jerome F.
Kendall-Lot 16. same tract; S125o.
Honorine Il. Marion to G. ]. Fox-.West
GO feet of lot 6, block 20, o. S. $l2 900.
Summary
l,SoN % AZ
nominal u
The herald., 1895-10-19

Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Fears of a Slump on the London Ex-
change
Timing Stocks Still Occupy tie Attention Of
English Spectators but American
Securities Are Improving

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Business today
fell considerably below the recent aver
age. Prices were irregular and trade con-
sisted only of pool manipulation and the
operations of the room traders. News
was mostly favorable. but speculation
lacked snap throughout. Publication of
the plan of reorganization of the Union
Pacific was today followed by develop
ments of interest bearing upon the out
look for its rehabiltations. These con.
sisted of the formal withdrawal of tn @
famous action in the suit brought by the
soldiers and orphans home of st. Louis
against Russell Sage and other Gould es-
tate executors, and the officia announce
ment of the retirement of the Deutscner
ommittee, representing a minority of the
holders of the consolidated bonds of the
Kansas Pacific railroad. The m ost inn
potant event of the day was a break in
The foreign exchange market in connect
ion with the purchase by powerful syn
dictate of a ,arge interest in the Anaconda
copper mines. The sale of a large block
Of exchange in connection with the opera
tion temporarily removes the prospect of
gold exports to Europe. 4 shipment Of
$500, 900 for Bnenos Ayres was not def
nitely explained.
The market opened dull and irregular
without important changes. On the
easier tone of foreign exchange advances
were effected extending to 1 per cent in
sugar and to important fractions in the
/ leading shares. In the last hour a gen.
eral selling movement set In, which
caused the loss of most of the earlier i'm
| provements. The market closed with net
| changes in eltner direction slight.
Trading in bonds was animated and ir-
| regular. The securities embraced in the
| Union Pacific system received substantial
| support on announcement of the plan of
| reorganization. Among the net changes
are: Declines, Northern Pacific and
Montana first trust receipts 3 per cent.
The herald., 1895-10-19
Tie Wool Trade

BOSTON, Oct. 18.-The Boston Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow Of
the wool market:
The sales show falling off from the
recent large business. This is partly due
to the fact that the big woisted mills
have already bought wool in some cases
that will not be ready until February.
The small woolen mills as distinguished
from the wcrsred mills are not we'll sup
piled with orders. To this check in the
demand has come the further damper of
a slight reaction in London and the
opening of the Australian clip at II per
cent above last years prices, but per
cent below recent sales. The recent sale
of Montana wool for export has not been
shipped. Another but smaller lot of H.
600 pounds 6ne m edium Idaho was, now
ever, shipped to England last Saturday.