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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
SPANISH FLEET FOR HABANA.
IL Is Thought Ii VIII He Mainly of
TOrpedO-BOats.

WASHINGTON. January 2s.-No OFF,
cial advices have been received here as
yet to confirm the reported intention of
the Spanish Government to send feet
of warships TO Habana-
The Spanish legation was informed
some time ago that the small gunboats
now engaged In patrolling the Cuban
coast would be strengthened soon by the
addition of a number OF torpedo-boats.
and ii is this fiotila that Is expected 10
sail for Habana as soon as conditions
permit.
The boats are said 10 be wanted par
ticularly for service on the Cauto river
and in Habana harbor. The coming OF
the fine cruiser cristobel Colon, one or
the best ships in the Spanish navy, with
the torpedo-boats, is said 10 be neces-
sary to their safety. as these little craff
must have a convoy to come TO their re-
lief in case OF severe weather and to
help out their coal supply. Even with
this assistance, II Is said. the boats VIII
have a risky voyage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
THE yIzCAYA, BUT a NEW CAPTAIN
Old Commander Abused Us I'm a Pub
lie Address.

MADRID, January 29.-It Is announced
that the cruiser Vizcaya, which the gov
eminent has decided to send 10 the
United States. will not be commanded
by Captain Concas y Puian, but by Cap
tain Eubate
This change in the command OF the
Vizcaya is believed to be due to the
Il cling produced by an address delivered
I'm 1896 before the Madrid Geographical
Society by Captain Concas Pulan, who
commanded the caravel Santa Maria, sent
over by Spain TO the Columbian Expo
sition, giving his impression OF the United
States in such a manner as 10 call forth
from Hannis Taylor, then the United
States Minister TO Spain, a curt note TO
the Spanish Government, demanding an
EXPLANATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
prrrsBuRG BICYCLE RACE.
EIkes Wins from waller by Two
Yards.

PITTSBURG. PA. January 2a.-The
finish OF the big 72-hour bicycle race here
was exciting. and was a desperate efforv
Of the two leaders. Waller and Elkcs.
70 carry off the big end OF the purse.
Elkes won by two yards. having gons
l,S22 mics. 6 laps. and 90 yards.
The final score was: Elkes-l 90 miles.
laps, 60 yards: Waller--i ,32s miles, 9
laps, So yards: Schiner-1.314 miles. 6 laps:
Hali-i.31 miles. s laps: Walter-i. 30
miles, II laps; Dench-1. 129 miles. 60 laps;
Cannon-l,il5 miles. 2 laps: Ruckel-i.lol
miles; Henshsw-s7s miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
THE ARKANSAS RAcE-wAR.
Negroes Leaving Lonoke I'm Droves-
Reign of Terror.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, January o.
The situation as regards the race war
in Lonoke county is, according to trust
worthy reports received here to-day. that
negroes are leaving there in droves. and
business is almost at standstiil. Parties
arriving here from that place assert thas
a reign OF terror prevails, and that at
fairs are in worse condition than was
told In these dispatches last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

NASHVILLE. TENN, January %
There was no election of United States
senator at to-day's session Of the joint
convention. The twenty-six Republicans
voted for o. p. Temple of Knoxville.
Mr.. McMillin received votes, Cover
nor Taylor 2. and Senator TURKEY 5. The
remainder of the Democratic votes We're
scattered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
Won Hoist Against Annexing Hawaii.

CHICAGO, January 29.-At the annual
banquet of the Commercial Club. which
was held tonight at the Auditorium.
Professor Won Hoist, of the Chicago
University, delivered the principal ad-
dress OF the evening, his subject being
the annexation of Hawaii. He opposed
the proposition, and his remarks were
greeted with every manifestation OF APP
prevail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
man to supply some land and testing
machine for $40 nau

man TO supply some land and testing
machine for $4,000.
Some OF the big western tool concerns
came forward with offers to supply ma
chinery needed for the plant. In this
list were the Morgan Engineering Com
pany. OF Alliance. o.. and the Niles Tool
Works, OF Hamilton. o.; Bennett. Miles
q Co. and Dieterich & Harvey. Of May
land.
Marion county 0nd) corporation Of
fered to donate forty acres OF land and
fifty wells OF natural gas
II Will take some time to schedule all
OF these bids. but as soon as they can
be arranged they will be sent to Con-
gress by Secretary Long. for the informa-
ton of that body, in case 1t desires to
embark the government In the manufac-
ture OF armor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

banking institutions in Georgia have MEG
suits attacking the constltutionality OF
the act which requires the State Irea-
surer to examine private banks asking
the courts to restrain the Treasurer rom
making such examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
rhe pre.iaent,. nirthdny.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-To-day
was the anniversary OF the Presidents
birthday. He was born In 1913. There was
no special observance OF the day at the
White House, other than the presenta-
ton to the President Of large bunch OF
cut-fowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

LAWRENCE. MASS. January 3d.
There will be no strike In this city at
present. an agreement having apparently
been reached by the mule spinners to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
cotton-MiIIs Shut Down,

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. January 2s-The
Centreville cotton-mills, at Centreville,
r. l., shut down to-day and will not start
again until the striking weavers return
10 work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
Offer TO Murder Gomez.

Sancti Spiritus say that two young insur-
gents who have surrendered have offered
to murder General Maxine Gomez FOR a
certain sum of money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

MADRID. January SIT is understood
here that the Supreme War Council will
sentence Northumberland Weyier 10
government will grant him pardon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
Georgia and Alabama.

The following statement Of earnings
and expenses Of the Georgia and Ala
bama railway for the month Of December
last, has just been issued:
1897 1896. 1895.
Mileage . .. 45S 362 265
Gross earnings .. .n2O1S6 sS653S $40 4S2
Operating expenses
and taxes .......... U,5lf 6l,TOS 3l,l5l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

state Examination of Private hanks.
ATLANTA. GA. January s.--Attorneys
representing twenty-five q the strongest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

VI the tariff seems really true OF
as"encnment-it has become more or less
OF local question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
Net earnings .....s 42.sS2 s24.Sso sS,ssl

Increase in gross earnings. 1897. over
1895 $SS, 65S; 80 per cent. Increase in mile
age, So miles; 26 per cent. Increase in
gross earnings per mile, 10 per cent. In
crease in net earnings per mile. SO per
cent.
The interest charges for December, 1897,
on first mortgage preference and consoli-
date bonds outstanding amounted to
500 266. Rentals, $3.50. Total fixed
charges, SIS, 425. Surplus over fixed
charges for the month. $17,257.
The actual gross earnings for the first
six months of tho current fiscal year and
for the calendar year 1897. have been as
follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
Average mileage. 45S $50

July st 10 De-
cember 3lst......s 81. 9Ss $50. $50 s279s2O
Average mileage. 45i 329 2N
January list to
December slst. 81, .625 ss66,O6l 1895 .476
The approximate gross earnings for the
three weeks ending January q, 1898, on
45S miles operated. amount TO 1896,
against $4,000 same period last year on
40 miles then operated. Increase In earn
ings. 81, SIS, or, Is per cent. Increase in
mileage. miles. or. per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
The Weather.

81 WASHINGTON, January ~
IEiIn Forecast for Sunday:
For virginis--Fiiir weather; fol-
lowed by Interesting cloudiness:
threatening weather Sunday afternoon;
north to northeast winds
For North Carolina--Generaily fair wa
thar: north to northeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
ARANGUREN'S FUNERAL.

A number or prominent persons attend
ed the funeral of General Aranguren,
who was buried in the private tomb OF
his family. Among those who acted as
escort to the body were three generals
OF the insurgents in the last war.
The horse and saddle of Colonel Ruiz
were seized when Aranguren was killed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-09

Social Distinctions SIN Held ny the
freeborn Southern Negro.
Woman's Home Communion.

Woman's Home Com panion.
ION Saturday afternoon the wash Of
the Northern delegates TO the Baptist
convention was being borne through the
streets OF Memphis on the heads of two
portly. pendulous colored women.
What you gwine do, Sist' Richidy. II
dem Northern ladies gibs you fits bout
scorchin' dat sk;rtH'
~ AIMS skeered bout what dem
Northern ladies gwine say to me bout
nuthin'. Sist Golden retorted the other
Don't you know dey say dat colored folks
IS ies as good as white folks Is. an dat
up North If co.ored lady got "A silk dress
she gifts invited 10 de white folks pahties
jes Ike de quality?
"a CIT out wild you. Sist' Richidy. ain
no sich softly as to b'iieve yo' fool talk
""Taln't no fool talk, Sist Golden. HITS
de Gawd's own trufe. 'Cordin' to lat de
ladies won't dare say nulhin' TO me bout
dat ecorched skirt. ease IL would he lake
DER sassin' on a1urr An If dey did tax
sassy 10 me- she added eu1holdened by
the others evident admiration. ia te up
an sass en- mick Deed I would.
II they don't rink I'm good dey *.
/ les gwine show EN- dat ia
.Fo' de ian's sake, Sist Richidy. I never
IA see you SO uppitv befo'. But ! reckon
you wouldn't dare talk SO IL IL was ole
Miss BeauchamP's ruffied petticoat you
anue burnt
"Iawd Sist' Golden. I reckon not
cried the woman Miss Reauchamp Is De
quality, one OF De She 'nuff high-steppln
ladies' don't reckon de time viii ever
come when we'll hycr huh a-cla.mln' Eat
ntgCe-s IS huh equals. She aol's de; nal.
M a. high as she ever done when d.
Beaucha mpS owned De wh0Ia place. An
when she comes II town. she IFS hun
dress an pick hub way lake she jes' spse
In touch IL airs with dem ri foots Of
hubs She got look in nuh eyes ole as
she IS. much as TO say. YOU u'ggers. step
roun' hver You may 10 a good as De
Northern ladies. but as FOR me. you has
Sill -
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TrnnsactionS since january 1 and
for Tuesday.

Real estate transactions since January i,
iseS, are 81. 333. 96. There were filed for,
record Tuesday nine deeds. agsregating
Sl3l0. Following is a list:
w II. Wilson ct .ux: to Eliza NJ. Par
sons, lots and S. blk :. Francs r. Day
La Grande add. June l, $3.50
Henry A Dexter ct TX. to Mary c. Dex-
ter. lots 3 ard 4 blk TO- lots and g. blk
II. MERGERS add TO North Seattle; lots IL
TO 80 blk !. Pleasant Valley add. Febru-
AIRY Is. 81.
john T. Dooley to F. D. True. unan lot
s. blk 10, Walla Walla add. June !, s..
Alice l.. Homes 10 Ernest III. Worthen.
lots to 1. blk TO- II. f. Holmes add. June
Ernest II. worthen TO Samuel ].
Holmes lots to 1. blk 10. II. L. Holmes
add June 8. q. c., 81
Seattle Masonic Cemetery Association TO
Mary Booth. lot CHS. Seattle Masonic Gem
etery. July $. 1890. $50.
Margaret j, Pontius 20 Horace W.
Broughton. supplemental plat of A. Pom
thus add May 2 $500,
otto {. Stark TO Seattle Fire Department
Relief Association. lois / 2 2 and 10. blk
~ Bigelow's add February IL, s259
Frank Anderson ct ux. 20 y. c. Nielsen,
lets J. and Is. blk 5. Sunset Heights add
May %. $40.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June s.-ThTe was A very
good demand for cattle rnSiay at steady
prices. the greater part selling leEi3c
higher than az the ciosse last week Choice
steers, s5e75z5: good ss5sfi. y: common
1874 -. Steckers and feeders. S-S475: cows
and aeifers. s34efss: Gamers. E-sG3ss:
calves, sis-: Texas s<ee-s. S.ssfs4e-
Hog-The demand from Chicago pack
erS and Eastern shippers for hogs was
good Prices were els@iSc lower early. but
firrled I'D later. Fair 10 choice. sltSAs
4I7is; packers s. asfr4as: butchers. sSsS6s
al@'r: mixed. s3-seEl4esis; lights, s. Sfi les:
pigs So 15sf3. %
Although the supply Of sheep today was
large the demand was 50 good that yes
ter5zy's advance was well sustained Com
mon to fair sheep 02sI4S5: choice 20
prime 81 1914 -: Texas sheep. 3-Ig7G: clip
ped lambs <4lf4 g: wooded lambs sS-1a1S--S
yearlingS. s. $685.: spring laEnts. Ssls.s1.
Reee.pts-Cattle. 1890: hogs, 32,eoo;
sheep. 1Soo.
OMAHA June s-Receipts $40 head:
market steady; native beef steers Ad4 50.
Western steers. Sc Tssi4A5: cows and heif-
ers. 81 ssz14 20: Gamers. s.. 5of731: stock
ers and feeders s4fl5. -: calves &ds.5A.
Hogs-Receipts 500 head: market
steady haavy 81 Sf2e5: mixed =. S4Is.s9;
light. So. T5d3 $: bulk OF sales. s.. Eg3sn
Sheep-Recelpts. 1870 head. market
strong; fair 20 choice natives. s. SeflS 50:
fair to choice Westerns sS.75i4<so: COM
mon and stock sheep. SGs; laFnhs, si.25
Us 90
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solemn lock of warning -----I
elephants. fSFzlez
Mamma EiephAn, had ~,
AeE oaay neck. and SCENES - - -
ptF-f,S and encoura gias an Ns
ms ae2d against her aEsee =. ~
H'eft, then raised his Aeaa
oss A'1ie cas-. gave 8 tsirt AZ -
OF a titl. and tros.aa ore - ~ - ia 3
sue 10 tae center Of the y.,s. Sss<
lsfs him. and went 10 a az. s. saess =
stood ~ ) corner this sbs ,s.s = ~
~ o1hH2' vita her trunk. 81 sss - =
she d,d not drop a wiSp II i e
]; around her ehtd. Who M M NJ
t'om The spot WHERE sue ;ef, -. * -
W Rea tAe hay had hAnn Il.
around the haey, the mother -. ~
the center. and began Ia .,ssspfee
w-th her Ieet, the little cha 49,. u
motions exactly. III a perfec,ss - =
had been trodden 61wn. - ~
Elephant stepped out again Ma
farther side of The yard ara n,,' - 2
tAe SsS3i'I VIA her trsEk. A. -
back her baby fiouyished alx 49, - Y
ana Mapped his ears, rnakiae :, -
tine a Soit eruniing sound, a..
what was coming. and llkss !. q
1hiS time mamma stead e,..,.
baby S bed, AMI eeg.naiag VITA - =
his ears. Dew a small c,aua - "a I
into The folds q skin hehin.s So. -
into those around bis legs. an,, -, n.s..
Till he was thoroughly pswss,ss -
night. Tbs done, she again 81, ~
about MS body. the little fellow -
his knees on MS caregu..y troaae, ~ -
after few soft pats and a few -. Z <
from his mother. he lay as ) 49,
child or the elephant family shrs.ss
The mothers work. howeyer =.
yet done; she took up del.cssssx !.
from the edge of the bed, ana 49,
ing II lightly along his sides 40
ward his back, tx its ridges :
showed.
When all WAS done. the smaf =.
had warned me not 10 disturb tAe ~.
ings ileAyed Il great SIGH. and 49,
ms, said: Il would Just like "a t,.ss
they do IL foT,' So | told her evs..s
the habit Wild animals have AZ -
taeir beds. 70 make sure sher. y
snakes il the grass; The nsre<s,tr = !
powdeTing the young. whose sth
der in the folds. and who are sraas..
insects; the p.ilng up Of the a.
around them. 10 conceal them -.
possible hunter.
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EoREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK June s-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegrasn says;
The stock markets here were+ quiet and
rather duh today. Conso.s and India stocks
were lower on the prospect Of a new In
dian loan OF fI01eooa0 sterling next month.
Argentine Suanish Is and other foreign
stocks were duh in sympathy with the
Paris bourse but Brazils were hard. ex-
change being at sss.
The account in Americans at the settle
merit was rather larger than expected. but
contangoes were only 5G3is per cent. The
tone was steadier but the close was under
the best. There il no pubic dealings yet.
TIE failure OF Hooley. the millionaire OPP
orator is rot likely to materially affect the
market. IN consequence OF the continued
decline In open money market quotations,
IL is expected that discount houses viii
lower deposit rates tomorrow.
LONDON. June s.-Csnadian Pacific:
ssh: Grand Trunk, ga. Bar silver, 2Tid
per ounce. Money, 1z6f1 per cent.
Breadstuns.
LIVERPOOL. June S--Corn-SDot Amer
ican mixed new firm at IS Id: July. quiet
AT IS I'D; September. IS Esd.
Closing Quotations.
LIVERPOOL. June S-Wheat-Futures
closed quiet: July, SIS load; September. is
AID
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MARINE NEW =.

NEWPORT. June 2.-Arrived-Schr Sal
lor Boy. from Seattle.
SAN PEDRO. June I--Arrived-Schr En-
deavor from Port Gamble.
ASTORIA, June 1.--Sailed-Br Sh 5000
ira. for Queenstown; str Fulton, FOR san
Francisco Arrived-Str Columbia, from
San Francisco.
COQUILLE RIVER. June ARRIVED
Schr Lizzie Prien. from San Francisco.
HOQUIAM, June S--Arrlved-Schr Glen
dale and schr Webfoot. from san Fran
cisco. for HoQuiam. Sailed--Schr Charles
E. F'alk schr Jennie The.in and bktn Mon
itor, from Aberdeen for san Francisco.
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"A falling away by degreeA
Nerves become reskes.
Nervous debility.
Great "Hudyan" II tf1ea
All troubles vanish at eoeA

Hat IL IL "tsudynn- and fhef -
that Will restore to you the ~
youth. Ii viii send n thrill theee
Soa which viii make yeur ~
glad. The Hadsonian doctsIs ~
can give yen this grand sen1iI
write TO them asking for fFss =,
cuiars telling You all about ~
hrs done for others. Not . cea
charge for these circulars ~ =
the best medical advice, mina q
VIII be astonisbed nj the M
which your vital force win rtts
And "hutiyan" never fails! see|
remembers! III yGur blood Is tntse
In ens way the ..:;o-day bIoe1 81
VIII AT once remove every pefes
OF poison from your systenk
makes no difference what TIE =
of the disease may be. WIN
circulars nbout that woadrsus
~ You see any signs Of TIE -
These are free. too. This ven
begin to be new
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-09
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO PostInteligeneer.
TAToOSH. June s.---4 p. m.-Raro;neterr,
&c % clear: wind west. SiN miles. Outward,
of tug Pioneer. at $40 y. m; i steamer, al
p. M Inward. steamer Unlatilla, at !
y. IN; steamer South Portland. at 7;3e p.
M; tug Pioneer. at $50 y. M; q schooner,
at a. H.. a schooner. at p. m. IN tue
Straits bound out. q steamer.
CI.ALLAN BAY. June ST =. m--Gtear,
light east wind: a schooner beating up
PORT ANGELES June 81 y. m.-Ba-
rometer, 5000: clear; calm: ship j. Il.
Brown in the bay.
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MEN!

The great wonder II that ia, =
80 many haif-pien I'm the weul1 =
day. there H. no rens0n vhv =
should be one These weak - :
things 20 on from bad o -
when they ought not to wasn y
gle moment in putting shinma -
They waste away by sman 60,
the nerves become unstrune - n
bitftation--often compIets-yc1s'
cHe thing In certain. ana TIT
every case delay means : =
state af affairs Where yieer
been lost ft Is possible 10 recesul
no matter from what eauso =
weakening process sprinep-e
work, brain fatigue - the shon1
natures forces In some war. -
yam" restores vital force = ~
very short time. This 10 the NM
of many n ease,
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BEDTIME. AT THE 700
ANNA Elephants Way Of pu,t,n.
Her Baby q, ss.eu

II E9EI8EI skfIEV0afN.
IL was sunset time n summer, ara tho
Agnue ANIMALS o. the zoo in ore OF the
great cities 81 the word wers, N -
and folds outside ths buildings. W'ben 7
reached the incl0sure belonging = Mofn.~
Elephant. there was d large number -
men. women and caildren standing along
I ne fence They were very quiet. as ~
tney were afraid Ct disturbing ssma ore
as stopped by the fierce and locked in
TIC FsFa. small girl touched my shirt.
up her mouth, and. giving me
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HOTEL aRRIS AIS.
THE NEW ENGLAND.

THE NEW ENGLAND.
James II kaus. philadelphia
- Verne ard wife Portland.
NJ Colder. F1r:ls nd
II Tesso4u Portland
CHRIST J8TC.i Portland
Esb,-rs FaTNcss~ Clinton.
Joan TstFir X Saith. FRIDAY Har5or
Or E ( q bo.e. san Francisco
q J. Frsf~rE. san Francisco.
II Dan @4la Francisco.
My. Sasrely. san FFEnc!s@c.
" L. IRWIN Szn Francisco
\ rle}zetaaa1a. san FrsnTfs ..
Ms. Sarah C0veney. Naca!aS.
Frank Shannon CRY.
George Cafieg. sfEs-
] +. Colh;gyr Per; Gamble
John NeinnEs, DyeA- Alaska.
HArn ASae AMI wife. FTaaxl.sA
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NEW YORK. June s--The bears -
cured the upper hand again IL tocay
.sg et Sugar which went through one
az is esa-sashlonsd acrobat!c perform
aress. and easily dominated the wnose
iass. lis SgcsuAtlcnS were frequent ara
yiolen, over an extreme range Of over four
points. and though Il made several sup
sfartial recore-.es. each successive GO
carried IL 10 lower level than before. and
tie closing was only slightly ABOVE TIE
lowest. The violent declines disfcdEed tor
rents Of stock. which came pouring aLoa
the market IN blocks Of 1s. shares. ne
quick rally indicated that shorts were ios-
ing no Tin1e in covering A realizing move
Arleft i generally exEscted IN sugar upon
she declaration Of dividends. but the saw
aye onslaught upon The stock was DOUBT
less contributed 10 by the speculative ele-
rnent which had been working Tor re
ec1ion for several days past TO buy stocks
az q lower level than they were sold 10
realize last week.
Today was The beginning OF settlement
on Tire London stock exchange. and IL was
current opinion in Wall street that there
are some heavy outstanding short accounts
there IN Americans. St Paul IN which
the foreign short account was believed 20
he fhe heaviest broke heavily. hut there
was very large absorption OF the stock
al the decline and on the recovery. Al
though London sold here through the reg
u1ar aTfdtrage houses. there was no doubt
sore buying for London short account
through other channels. There was sub
stantisl rally late IN the day on the COW
er3ng Of shorts and IN sympathy with the
strength IN individual stocks and later
the break in Sugar was ignored in Tire
general list. The final rally reduced most
% the net losses 10 fractions and left sub
stantiai gains IN many speeiaities.
Prices Of bonds were hette- held than
stocks and net gains are better distrih-
uted. Total sales s. e25 600
L. s. new tours. registered declined !:
L. s. new fouTs. eoupons "a old fours
courons. =. and Old fours registered, u
in the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy. IhIfie per cent.
last loans. Ia per cent; pr me mercantile
paper. des4 Per cent. sterling exc6ang@
firm with actual business IN bankers bills
at A.s5's demand and 81 SiIE7f4 Sz. sky
DAYS: nosted rates. 81 S5fT+ g.. commercial
bills. Nsf; silver certificates 59As sfsGc: bar
silver. 09is: Mexican dollars 45izc: govern
nlsnt bonds. weak: state bonds. dull: rail-
road bonds. steady.
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