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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-13
JOCKEY CLUB and RACES.
MAJOR McCARTHY'S CANDIDACY
NND POSITION.
1t has Nothing to DO With Anything
. i'm Connection With Last Saturdays
Races.

Major Mccarthy says of the report
that ne is to become the secretary of
the Jockey Club. that last week. be-
fore the races of Saturday. Secretary
). q. Wilder told him that press of
business engagements would make it
impossible for him to continue as the
secretary and he wanted Major Nc
Carthy to accept the position. Other
friends of his had spoken To him IN
the same strain and he had partly
consented. But none of the requests
nor his consent had been based on
anything that occurred at Saturdays
races, nor had he any understanding
that Mr. NiIdcr's determination to re-
tire was based on occurrences of SAT-
urday. Saturdays races were under
the auspices Of a temporary organiza-
ton which when it had paid its bills
would cease to exist. II could not.
therefore Investigate any charges that
might he made i'm connection with the
races of Saturday. The Jockey Club
not having had anything to do with
Saturdays races could not investigate
them. But as he had reputation to
maintain. he wanted it understood
that so far as he was concerned or
knew neither the retirement of Mr.
Wilder nor his own acceptance of the
office of secretary. if he shall be elect
ed. would he based on or having any
relation to Saturdays races.
The Jockey club will hold its an
nual meeting next Monday night.
There is some talk of getting up an
other race meeting before June. but
there does not seem TO be any strong
probability of il.
Jim Quinn still has confidence in
the quality of his horse Violin. He
has put the animal into the hands of
! Walter Bagby for training and the
probabilities are that the next time
Violin appears in race, Bagby will
drive.
William Naughton. the owner of the
horse Creole. intends TO 90 to the
Coast on the opening of the grand
circuit there.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-13
s1 pst1iia
0NE TELLS ANOTHER.

And so the news spreads
and spreads. Housekeepers all
around are talking of the fine
quality Of goods bought at our
grocery department. AS the
news spreads, so our groceries,
spread all over the city, from
Waikiki to Palama; from the
wharf to way up the valley.
There is only one conclusion
to be drawn, and that is that
the quality of goods must be
right-not only that, but the.
prices are right, the attention
is right, and the goods are in
the right condition.
Every one knows of the Afneric-
an Biscuit Company and the class
of goods they make. The follow
ing are few of the many styles of
crackers that we carry: Graham
Wafer, Honey, Popular, Oyster
Cheese, Noah's Ark Animals (for
the little ones). Pretzels, Butter,
Snowflake, Milk, Wine, Water,
Gluten Wafer, Ginger Cakes, Gin
ger Nuts, Mic Macs, Saloon Pilot,
and Pilot Bread.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-13
One Large Scar
Is All That Remains of Great
ScrOfula Sores
Neighbors Could Not Bear to LOOK
Upon Her-A Grand, Complete
Cure by Hoods sarsapariIla
After Others Failed.

al was taken with neuralgia in my
head and eyes. Not long after this, g
scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek,
extending from my upper lip to my eye.
Other sores came on my neck and on my
right arm and one of my limbs. They
were very troublesome and painful and
soon became great running sores. My
face looked so bad that some OF my
neighbors could not bear to look at me
and advised me to wear bandage, but !
feared this would irritate the sore and
make it worse. So
Could Not Hide the Sores.
My niece, who was familiar with a case
similar to mine, which had been cured by
Hoods Sarsaparila, urged me to try it.
Finally was persuaded to do so, and ip
short time | saw it was helping me.
The sores began to heal and the neu--
ralgia in my head was better. In few
months the sores on my arms and limbs
all healed; those on my neck gradually
disappeared and now they are all gone.
l have never had any symptom Of scrofuIa
since. One large scar on my right arm 10
all the sign that remains of my terrible
affection. The neuralgia is also cured.'T
MRS. j. M. HATCH, Etna, New Hampshire.
Hoods s1 psi1iia
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier
Hoods pills are the only pills to take
,O' 'iS with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hebron Drug Company
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-13
Canned Fruits.

In buying these goods you can
not be too careful; many people have
experienced rather disastrous re-
suits from buying cheap trash, put
up in tin. We can vouch for the
brands we carry. In the Cooking
Fruits, we have a full assortment in
gallon cans. Very economical when
larger amount is required. The
Table Fruits have the best known
brands in the market, put up in
two and half pound tins, and
smaller size known as the lunch
tins for campers and picnicers.
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RLI'E .IE\\S

Wearers of blue jeans as well as of
broadcloth are welcome to the Critic.
rion barber shop and the same indi-
vidual attention is given.
\ few of the numbered cups are
still to be obtained for the exclusive
use of patrons at Il nominal sum.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-13
MAGISTRATE LOT\ DEAD

Circuit Judge Hardy of Kauai has
sent word to the Attorney General
that District Magistrate J. W. Lota. of
Hanalei, Kauai. died April 18th. He
had been District Magistrate for
many wears.
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Sugar.

This is one of the few things I. D..
does not require much mention.
Suffice it to say that we have an
ample supply of Dry~Granulated.
Cube, Powdered, and CONNECTION
erS'.
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TO RENT.

The A l fireproof two story brick
building on lower Fort street known
as the Union Ice Company's building.
Apply to
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-21

LONDON Sept ao.-~The fifih series OF
the wool sales enened today with fun
attendance OF buyers. including n number
Of American representatives. The cata~
logues offered were OF 4 miscellaneous as
soYtnent and consisted nf 125so bales.
A numerous selection q cross hreis pre-
dominated in al sections excepting Amer
lean buyeTs New clip greasy, suitable for
American representatives. was competed
for and realized only ioisd. The sales in
detail.
New South Wales 100 bales: occurred.
Is ll%d1is ID; greasy, 6isatst.
Queensland i,1go bales. secured. sss4ls ia:
greasy. 6szaifo1d.
Victoria. 80 bales; secured. sGdffls klgd;
greasy, slilid-
South Australia. lao bales; secured. io14d
Qls 4l&d; greasy. 54.Hss.d -
West Australia, ao bales: greasy, e'sag.d
New Zealand. 600 bales. secured. Is 100
IS I'd: greasy. gdsizd.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. $40 bales:
greasy sI.d,
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Trade in all lines yesterday vas re-
rratheT iixn;. hut the market - Wei ne.
stoctri There il an oversto2A OK },aa'!ae :
go ,r-.,ax ana il. consequence prices are
~ Down. regulated according TO 0"14A's
ana cgaJ ~ no ,hanre in Qaotation "a to
noulsry. tie market - stgaay. 2''~ A'NS1'
s,,r:.ty 5 well UP IL the de;llAh3. - -,
rsnrh eeEs ara very scarce. aHN ~ 49,
demand The EFFORT 10 i2's' @,,.,. T.. 9,.1
- !. - ~-tr5, @,,stesS Str.ctly fresh rAfci3
.1.srs hT,rx readily. 2Sc. Eastern eggs SCH
i0g 80 s's,ar,ea one cent IN quotation
vlstrr4ay. applying - Wasni'&Ioh cram AN.
~. sst.r~.f.:rf The supply has @eeh i'N III
49, Ia, nas1 few DAYS and 3Hcf,.iseS CO
'f4IIt1 - .-.s.,,t atsvnrces fao demand fo'
s.S,ia ,,ts.y~aseS The demand 80" =
,y,.~, better than tor some iln", r-.
Hsv l. lit,ie slow co1dnE IA ' -s'
~,,,s-rs are busy ;hrs$n.rS oats @sJ
,'[,ist,.y viii IL far tnTse |seNS -,
present prices. however. p,t5a,s -. 80 : !
FARMERS he.n, in much 60 > a&FFE 10 F4s'
o,ef IN aa< ss a. j:a are Noted as 10 Freo ::
crackers
TIE following rr!ees are berg e''eEei =
80 y-sIp-e- ~ ,ocsi dealers tcT Se1NesE
y, rcuuG l2ts 81 tA1 90 - -
st ,sIa5,-aa:s IS. NaFley- So. wat.
-hi,Sen feed. sl&s04ii.:e. bran. - s''-''s'
Il Hay-roeet sound. So -, AZ :.
f.assern Washington 'i'a'o'3E' 49,
a- t..S s = FRESH ra~sa. ss.gss'gc
B9.ter-F>resA ranch, 49, creamery
,s.s,,.,,--1 ,si-ko~x. i've fs&flec D. II
s7rsnr ducks 81 s.ss+ ger do2. sp'''s Sa'>~-
eI Live e. ss Il. bee: cattle, cows g.
"a, s.ssrs. g.. -, ca9l@e sheep -.
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The yisiesr supply.
LIVE SHOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept. sa--T'ae supply of cat.
,,e was large DOR Tuesday. bat the demand
Was poor. although ehoice sold readily az
81 Ioqs&ss FOR common lots Dip 10 S. aaat
SIS for strictly choice 30 extra shipping
Reeves. the greater part Of the offerings
erns sola freely NJ 81 ,o&is 6o; prime lots
averaging LBS Ia ], 80 pounds going at q
top price. The stooker aad feeder tra4o
was very good. and stock heifers were acte
i've at steady prices. with a fair ss,paly.
About s,S+o Western range cattle were re-
ceivei, and there was 8 pretty GOOD de-
rnand but prices were s@giee lower III many
Trade in hogs was slower than usual
and prhses ruled weak, sales aNerasins 90
lower than yestef. i sues S-,e wsss AZ n M
monest TO the best hogs, the bulk OF tho
offerings selling NJ s3SsQ4 \ good many
little pigs sold at ss4a. So. The best HOG
sales were made early in the day and this
late market was very unsatisfactory for
sellers.
There was n fair general demand for
sheep and lambs, the better class 1T steady
prices. while others were slow and weak.
Native sheep were salabie nj So 1898 80 for
common lots up TO A.@4stte for good 10
wanted at S. scot 10 for common to prime
flocks. Lambs sold NJ S.. 5sslS.2 = for tho
poorest g he best, Western lambs bring
ny 49, s'f''-S' Cattle. $500; hogs. sa.ooo;
Omaha.
OMAHA, Sept 2o.--Ca;tle-Reeeip's. t.eocs
head Market stronger. Native beef
steers, 81 tpgiS. ~; Western steers &. S0alA.5o:
Texas steers, s.. se4l{; cows and hetsrs. Is
as 20, Gamers s2sla-so: stockers and feed
ess. q 6eg%so; calves. sias; bulls and stays.
s. a5l3.So.
Hogs Receipts. $40 head Market shade
lower. Heavy S.. 6Saj2 -: mixed a. d1sz4p
40. light. sa.ssasso; bulk OF sales, ss.s7ss
4E3.s5.
Sheep -. Receipts. 2.6oo head. Market
steady Fair 50 choice natives. s5.sTslA 10;
fair to choice Westerns s35ti, common ana
stock sheep, fssi& lambs s4ats.ea.
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Bo.ton wool Market.

BOSTON, Sept, sn-~'rhe wool market II
unchanged ard values steady. but there IL
very little. X any. demand. Quotations;
blood. combsd. zi022c: Missouri three
eighths blood. cofnbed. &c; braid combing.
aoc
Texas wools~Spring medium. 12 months,
1e6fisc: secured, 4astsSe. spring fine. IL
months i7aIsc. secured. .s4sc.
Territorial woods Montana fine medium
ard fire, I4Ai1c; secured. i7tfasc, staple.
5ca52e: Utah, Wyoming. etc, fine medium
and tine. liuIsc; secured. 4'@isc; staple.
zoe.
Australian, secured hasis-Comhing SUI
perfine reSf12c. do good S91E6Sc: average.
e2ll6Sc: Queensland combing, &c.
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Etrrm stu he.

SAN FRANCISCO. Se7t @e--sfa~e NE
was E1ver. - the s1eat 1uATkst to-day ard
Z, = tsTn. WIRE s4g1t rsceap-S ard sEgisll
cfFexlrxs. Tls4.k wheA. - coming from the
uergh fs1ai fltS.es hAvE advanced
Barley VAS higher. h1ta On aa1 or call
Tarsev from Oregon = cay4sTg &. freely
tsztEa fnir< 80 brewing barsfy-
IN 50 EsgEssfsy zita The advances IN barley
sats are also lsEaz. s52e4 issa demand ae.t@g.
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oils md Turpc milne.

~ H01er oIi DOS, 80 w. lasts, - aA-
White lead obhing>-Ploneer or Garter.
2es}-lb lots. ti@c. 59-lo lots 6iac. less than
$40 lbs. 81. Prepared paints. S-gal cans:
81 41Gi.oe; I-gal cans, $500 -: la-gal
cans, sL5S@il.7o: quart cans. I.6914L.5.
miscellaneous.
soap tiobhing)- Seattle Saron. cos 5Sc;
loos. 49, Electric. IS. si.le; loos, s. 20 Gil
bert Co Dora 1a@ts $3.l6. 2ss. e3c. CO.
rtnns. lt.s, 1880: So. sA.: Baobit,s. zJs, 81 !;
iols. $i55. Proctor & CANDLES Ivory, $as
g. =. l1ss. ST. CASTLE. white. Ia Is per 10,
CASTLE, bottled. i0-.
Tcs>acco t3obblng) - Plug chewing Gil
max, 43c: star. sc: Horseshoe. AZ; Spear
head. a.; Piper Hei3s3eck. &c; Scroll Tag.
G2t+c: sun Tag. per lh, 6-3zc: Something
Good &C; fine cut. chewing. pail. los. $o.5
81 -. Sea, Of North Carolina IA. per Id.
SIC: rs t.)c, Lime Kiln, 2-oz. Dos, 4-oz,
52e: Mds,iy. rs. sec. "a. SIC.
pafer ttub1ingD GroceTs' straw. &c:
butchers straw. exc; Ne 2 Manila. &C.
Ne Maniia, 5c paper bags. less discount
list. drab express. sc.
Bags Cobbinsl-Graiu. per 10. SIS; Old,
I}r.ek-t'on.rnon. s7qs ~ NJ; pressed. s27
asa per N. fire brick, s-1ds5o terra Gotta
pipe. SIC per foot.
cement Oo5b.ng}-Fortlanl, X B. & s.
81. Alsen. s..
i+aa ,joohinrl Roche HaTbor. SIS;
pias;cr uoaagng)--Col3en Gate. Per b5l.
Tsissier Hair C5s b3ryal washed. SO pr
sack. unwashed. SL4p per s9ck-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-21

HAVE you thought y a trip through the
yellowssore National Park this s. rrasrf
II 40. write 20 l. A Eadeap. general agent
Sor.hern Pacific railway. Seattle. for al
particulars, or can a. the Northern Pa
etc ofCc. for a copy % 'Weaierland"
xiving a description Of the trip. oatfivals
a European Tip
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lsssb
S1ER- ........... .ss.-.... ..s-->s~.s..-' :
Leather preferred ....,.-... ....-..-.. 4sss
t.eueral Quotations.

4scuerM
Fiour-Rscssrts i.Izi barrels; sxpe-t3
sSss barrels. market 1Tr-er.
WAest-~RsSc.,es. "a. nc bushels: exports
- sss bushels Syce. strong; Ne. red
7gtsgs-%ss T. .. =. Options opened 1Tfn ard
GiiS5sisyesi huiiisA tendencies AL cay, en-
small Spr;n>s wheat rssce.rss- heavy clear
asces Afxaer cables by expert demand ana
strong northwestern markets. No. TED
closed ike, December. G. s-Js1.
woot-Dun.
Heps-Sseady.
Pig ir<sn--W a-rants 81 SsssssS
t,oprer~rAke sf&sSGasSsas.
Tgn-Si6 isIsSts
S2elIer-s4 Sa~a&Ssi&
fead-s4zsS0S.
TIE arYn thar fxes the selling prize foe
miners ard sxaeiters quotes. Lad &A az
the close.
The VistSie supply.
Special cable and teleEraphic dispatches
to Rr.ixireeS's. covering the pssne.Fal
points ~ accg1n mutation, indicate the fol-
sowing changes "A viSshse supplies iass
saturday as compared with the pEeeea-
Ing Saturday:
Wheat~I'nl,ed States and Canada ea~s
Of tie Rockies Increase, &aS2.oa AtasstesSs
worlds total supply. Total increase. S.SS-So
bushels
Corn United States and Canada east Ok
the Rockies, increase. ssseea bushels,
oats--t nStsd STATES ana canada esst OK
the Rockies Increase. 1s&,0e eGssess
Tae amount Of wheat At Portland. seat
tie snd Tacoma shows an Increase os llS.osO
bushels over last week.
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Fiour-Nsf cash prices for family extras
tlss4S; bakers extras s*<4-1s
Naea.-Saippsng. si.ls for No. and sill
snal
.oaa-Poor TO fair, sla@gs,s; good 70
si-isssi-a n!l..ns. s.-asSs.z.; saEaE4se. sis5
x.s5
Receipts.
Flour. quarters sacks rs: Oregon, s.-as:
wheat seatAl4 Oregon. s-sso; barley. ceTi-
eals, SO Oregon. T,sle: cats. eentais CYsa-
sorl. l.sSe; beans sacks. sss; corn. cea;ais
Eastern. so; potatoes, sacks. SSs: Oregon.
81: ontcrs, sacks. Ices: bran. sacks. -;
IS: hides number, AS raissns. boxes. i.ease:
quicksilver. TASKS, 81: wine. gallons. $40.
Wool and Hops.
Wo9a-Spring: Nevada, !aaSI&c: Eastern
Oregon, f88l2c: valley Oregon. i2g1isc. Fail:
Northern mountain lambs ssiie: mountain
!a'nss saloo; san Joaquin pains sgsc:
Humboldt and Men1ocino iIIsc.
Hops-Caop OF 1897. nominal: crop % 1925,
nslSc.
Call hoard Sales.
whea.-Dece.nhar. sies..
Earlsy-Ieceraper. s.. 2Gss-
Cor1-Larga yellow. StaS1LIo.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat.oaiet: cash. S.iss4&Si.ls;4; De-
Barley-Qu!et: December. 81. a
Exchange.
Sterling On London, sixty days. &Ass,s:
sight, $4s5ia.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING Nsaao: BRAN slA5e3
ls.5o par ton.
Hay-wheas, s,asaGf7: whsa, aud oat.
slsQlS. best barley. Su4I3: alfalfa, $laI
1850; stock. SO per ton: straw. Sasse,c per
bale.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 4sElaOc; river Bur
FAIRBANKS
sweet. ti44sl.c per 10. Oregon do. 7su*ec-
Eegetabless-Sllver skin onions. ooT1oc:
pickle onions. eAl &c; clcumbers. tti+ec;
garlic, 2.Sc; green peas. 3ssc: string beans.
z12I5c per ID; bay squash, 25ssSsc ocx: to-
natoes. s5dseec box: dried okra, Ioc: egg
plant, Zo4f3c: chill green peppers, 2olI +oc-
Apples, choice. 81; common. 4sef55e: straw
berries, says: cantaloupes. 39Q5oc. nutmegs
I5Q50o.
Grapes. Isabella, si3Ia5 crate: peaches.
+eas5c box; pears. Bartlett. slQl.5o box;
pLams. 2sYSec box; ounces. 6es.se box:
oranges. Valencia Mq1.e0 box: Mexican
lines. repack. ssei65o: California lemons.
common. s2a3: choice. S3.5oG45a; bananas,
sisf2.2S bunch; pineapples s2Gi4 ioz.
Butter-Fancy creamery, &c; seconds, 2.
N2so; dairy seconds. 1876 &c; picked. 2lg22c;
tTkin, Dll2ic.
Cheese-New. lie; old. ei4dfoc: Young
America loi2Qilc; Eastern. 1eGrlic.
Eggs-Store. lsai &c; Eastern, ief3f9c
Pouitry-Turkey gobbiers. l5&ii7c ID: t,gr-
key hens, lsll5c Id; ROSTERS, old, s4.aei 10;
young. SGaSo, oro.lers. small, sSpS.5o:
large. sa5ai: flyers, $ai+.5o; hens, s4qi5;
pigeons. old. sis5gi-5 50; young. sl.a09l.75.
Financial.
Mex. dolls ...st9isis Telegraph =. :. 70
tsafrs
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SEATTLE WHEAT hSkkET.

wheat Market r37,lcaI. export, No. !
eiab SO. No l b)uesten. Sic. milling. No
: club g.. 80. hlaaste-a. SIC
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LIVERPOOL. sept 1o-Wheat steady.
1gld higher 70 al logeI SepferIeer,
C'7rYl-steady. isGessd higher. September.
u glxa. ortoher - zi4d. Decernbssr. 2s 81. I.
LIVERPOOL Sept @s.~~N ne.St steady
French country markets steady. Weatter
IA E11glanN clOu1y.
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TACOMA WHEAT MAHkET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. SEPT. 21--So change - waas
Cab, 5Sc. asgss;sTal, &c
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pfIIsBURY's 'V!tos'' breakfast food
F4ealfnssss. purezs-
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Receipt. and Shtnuent..

Re- SHIP
c&sp.A meats
Flour barrels $500 100 atsb
waeae. bushels - ~ ~, s@sa
Corn. bushels .~.. ........ 4s>,asa as,s.
Oats. bushels ..... ......., ASaao @ss.sss
hys. aSEsAsas 800. .....~... s1.ssu 1860.
Barley. bushels ..... ..-.--. .Ise.9 Sue
Dairy Products
Batter-Markes steady; Creamery. isslIs>c;;
dairy. i6sI97c.
Egx~k1rsn q. Isi&SSi4c.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

E.c,., seattle. September d. Isss.
kar1. a TIE aeaEc4s. Tacoma scr.
were. e@~AxAEAS aolSsS<ss .Gi4y
Seattle Glsarancss. Balances.
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Closing Quotations.
eadntanE.

LONDON. Sept. aa.-canadian Pacific.
sa,; Grand Trunk. ia. Ear silver steady.
qs <;s8 Money n per cent
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FOREIGN MARK ETs.


NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-The London
Posts financial cahlegram says:
The stock markets OPS ned steady here to-
day bat closed generally dun on the un~
expeetedly large effIux Of gold from f1e
Bank Of England Americans were good
az one time on orders 20 buy Erie. Union
and Northern Pacific common, Tho older
stocks hardened sympafaeticaliy, hut
there was no public support here, and the
close Was dull In the absence Of New YORK
buying snail feature is the revival o1
speculation IN nitrate shares. spanish ~
were arn on Paris buying and Spanish tx-
change In London fen sharply 10 80 ~.
against 0ss ~ The opening OF the monih.
Upon information from an excellent quar-
ter the negotiations with the Hrfsk"ng
bank ard the Chinese government for rail-
way loans are proceeding most s8tisfae~
iortly for British interests.
Consois were lower on the Eoid move
rnant ard on The confirmed report thar the
Bank Of England Il ssc king 80 get control
Of the money market by borrowing on coh-
sa3s This point II true. VIII be most i'm
psrtant bat | cannot express Ishnito
opinion 81 the tins. If cabling
The total efY.Ux az god from The bank
today was fsiz tto. which the ofslclsl State
rsaft shows, iucIu1ed fs9s.po1 In bar. gold
and f2is.o0 IN United STATES Toin. All 10
said 10 be going 20 New York. but | havs
reason 10 believe that portion OF tue bar
god has gone 10 Germany.
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