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The Portland daily press., 1898-12-14

TOR SALE-The craze now is for mu SIC. Oh,
Il where shall music be found? HALVES,
Ala Congress ST, has all The late songs music
books, mand0lins, banjos. guitars. violins. ac
deems, harmonicas. superior violin and
Georgia Camp Meeting and other popular
songs. 101
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NOR SALE-I have some big. handsome oak
IL trees suitable for pilng or lumber within
miles of city hall. Address j. B. N, box 1857.
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WANTED-The adoption of three months
w old boy baby; perfectly healthy; good
antecedenls; full release given. Address DR.,
Box 15s7. III
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yyOR SALE-Near Lincoln Park, IL stored
detached nou>e Is rooms, bath rooms,
steam heat. open fireplace, new legal plumb
ing, hard wood floors, bay windows. newly
painted Inside and out; forced sale at . sacri-
fee OF S20UO from actual cost. w. b. WAL
ORION q CO., $50 Middle st. 81
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ESOR SALE-The Fairbanks mandoins and
banios excel An elegant line for the holi-
days. Please ca or send orders for superior
strings, instruction boo S for all instruments
and eyerythin. il he music line to HALVES,
4i4 Congress- St. Portland. 101
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EOR SALE-Buy me one mother, one of those
IL fine harmonicas of HAYES, 4l4 Congress
st. Music rolls in great variety. popular
music, music books, etc. Select holiday
present here. Sister Isabel. 10-1
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HELP WANTED.

S FT7-.-s Ssnfs ladies' and gentlemen IN
w synnleysd greatest invention OF the age;
In al,estos IRE proof Lampwick Will never burn
out and gives light e1uS; 70 eeew d q, man
~ ksrnsens lamp; enclose a sen addressed
STAMPED envelope for sample ard circular. Adj
dress ii. WILTON tSREENBURGB Box 2sf
Auburn. Me- ri
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EOR RENTAL the West End, pretty and
Il convenient new flats, rooms and bath.
separate steam heating apparatus, fire place
in parlor. Will make the rent low until
April 1893. BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 IL Ex-
change street. 1871
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EOR SALE-For the holidays, Elegant musical
A instruments. pianos, music Jokes. reginas,
violins, banjos, guitars. harmonicas. comets.
flutes, instruction books, etc. Keep the Jews
Harp again oil man. My prices are all right.
sHAWlS, 4i4 Congress s.. IU1
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EOR SALE-Hotel furnishing in small hotel
in town of Pennington, N. q. Reason for
selling. change of business. Address, FRANK
E. WHEELER. 1O-l
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cAsToR1A

Rears the signature of cHAs. H. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Haos AlsVays Bought.
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GRAPHOPHONES to let by The day or
W evening. just the thing for parties,
sociables, etc. lot of 18x24 picture frames
for sale, only loo piece while they last.
Inquire at K. D. REYNOLDS. Trunk and
Bag STORE 59s Congress ST., Congress square.
131
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FOR sALR.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 2S cents. cash in advances.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-14

nor SALE-A Christmas present of a phono
graph or graphophone Is something the
whole family will enjoy. have just received
fine line of these machines. also Imperial. tdi-
son and Columbia records blanks, record
boxes aid all supplies. second hand machines
of all makes. new goods, best prices. c.
HAWES, successor to Chambers Music Store,
43l Congress st. 101
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NOR SALE--A pair of very gentle. well
matched horses, which have been driven
years price low. Apply at NO. % EXCHANGE
ST 10-l
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M, ANrED-A family horse for his board
w for the winter to drive about enough
for exercise with good care. W. HENRY
Nj BRIDE, North Yarmouth. 1871
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ITO LET-Second floor fiat, rooms. Cumber-
4 land ST.. opposite p. H. s., entirety separate
and in first class condition. Price $500 APP
ply 217 CUMBERLAND ST. 81
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EOR SALE--A fine house and stable in Deer
ing house contains six rooms and hath
with furnace heat and cemented cellar. 5000 #.
of land, good location. MARKS & EARLE
CO., IL Monument So, over Evening Express.
81
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sORTGAGES NEGoTIATED-We have
IA funds of clients to invest in first mortgages
on real estate security at per cent interest.
We make specially of placing loans on city
and suburban property. Apply real estate
office, First National Bank Building FREDER-
lex s. VAIL. dec9d4w
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ITO LET-A large pleasant room, steam heat
L and bath. Iuquire at 81 PINE ST. AL
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For SALE--Dog, 9months old pup, Corker
Spaniel. will make good bid or watch
dog. Apply at LOWELL ARMS CO., No. 100
Middle ST., city. IL
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4 OST-Between Colpitts' Studio, near Oak
~ ST.. and Owen. Moore s. Co.'S, pair of
steel bowel, rimless spectaces in a case with
opticians name, H. L. MurdOck." viii finder
please leave same at III. E. MURDOCK'S, Y. NJ.
G. A. Building. 81
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RaKsCELI.ANEOUs.

ri OTICE-If you want suit, oyercoat or
IN ulster made to order, first class and guar
anteed. you can save money by calling and see
ing my prices. Repairing and pressing at low
est prices. M. M NANSEN,s Merchant Tailor.
ii Temple st. 14-1
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ID OOMS TO LET-Large front room with
III small room adjoining. also large pleasant
room back of same, all furnished, ample
cold wa er on same floor; private family, cell
trally located. electrIcs pass door. Inquire at
129 Spring st. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-14

- rocker skates. full nickle plated, made TO
sell at S co. will be closed out at rs cents. An
small sizes. Other bargains in odd lots and
regular lines OF skates. G. L. BAILEY. 1858
Middle st. 10-1
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4 oDGING HOUSE-2O rooms, on beautiful
~ squire at S End. c'ean aud well furnished,
low lcut. oniy 500 part cash; also Lice house.
Il rooms. jusl off fremont ST.. $3.50, 500 down.
l. A. WEBSTER 6S3 fremont ST., cor w.
Newton st, Boston. AL
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WINTER BOARD in Q aiut Old South
ern Town-Large. comfortably furnished, sun
ny rooms with good closets. Table and at
tendance the very best. For terms and particu-
lars address P. O. Box 34s, Camden, South Caro-
lima. decSd1w*
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NOR SALE-A few first and second mortgages
on first class security. drawing five and six
per cent. MARKS & EARLE CO.. u MOnu-
ment So over Evening Express. 81
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nor SALE-Property 1914 Pleasant street. be-
Il tween High AMI Park st eet; fine neighbour
hood and very sunny. comprising 1860 feet Of
and, 100 feet on street; with house OF Ia rooms,
bath room ana laundry stable, carriage house.
and garden with appe pear, plum and peach
trees. etc. Apply to M. H. FOSTER IL
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TOILET.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in sdvance.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-14

ITO LET Nov. !. Lower tenement OF house
No. 1919 Spring ST.. entirely separate, seven
rooms besides halls and bath, first class con-
diti0n, steam heat. Inquire at A Deering St.,
mnrpinr. noon or night. oct26n
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-14

T. antique mahogany furniture which shall
sell very cheap. al also wish to announce that
repair and polish all kinds of furniture at rea-
sonable prices. Call at So Spruce ST. p. H.
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FOR SALE-Two lots facing the Eastern
so several on Warren Morn ng, Munjoy. Car
roll. west, Chadwick, Neal, Vaug an, sheridan.
Clark, State. Orchard and other desirable
streets. For Maps and further particulars. APP
| ply real estate Office FIRST National Bank
Building, FREDERICK s. VAIL, 81
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NsUNEY LOANED-Don't borrow money
M from your friends and have them remind
you of it hereafter; will loan you on your
furniture, pianos or other personal properly
without removal or inconvenience: confidential;
easy repaying basis. PRIVATE PARTY,
T. O. Box 1888. 1872
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THE HERALD'S SEARCH.

Hyannis Mass. December l3.-The tug
Herald. in charge of the state police,
made diligent search in the waters out
side of Cape Cod for bodies from the
Portland. While the search did not result
in recovering any of the lost yet the sur
yey shows that there were no bodies float
ing about the surf or drifting away to
the SOUTH
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WANTED SITUATIONS.
WANTED MALE nELP.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS-Don prepare
VI for any civil service examination without
seeing our illustrated catalogue of Information
Sent free. COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE
COLLEGE. Washington, D. z. l0-l
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FOB SALE.


nor SALE-House II St Lawrence St.
X rents, even and eight rooms; heated sep
arately hot and cold water. bath rooms set
tubs, cemented ce lar: large stable; lot 5nx125.
Apply to A. q. LIBBY & CO.. AZ IL Exchange
St. 14l
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cornwelI's Avenue.
Lowest Prices
I'm the City
For the Best
FLOUR:s

- e e oMPATE our prices on the follow
- lug we'll known brands Of Flour with
= So those advertised by the alleged cheap
- grocers result win convince you
- =" u. that on articles of KNOWN MERIT
- the self-styled cheap grocers prices
s* are much higher than ours:
Washburn's Superlative Sd. 50 pr. Dbl.
Washburns Gold MedalS6o =" &c
Pillsbury's Best. $3.50
Golden Hill. ......... $500
Sterling .S5.25
Ceres tbest Minnesota PATENT .SSzS "
White Blossom, 'I hra oTn .$5.7s
"e" ETOur prices are not only lowest on
e = : best brands of the '.staff of life''-but
*s%s" on Fancy Groceries and Table Lux
= uries well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-26
Nursing Mothers.

Nursing mothers must have
strength. Upon the strength of the
mother depends the future health OF
the child. 1t is of the greatest I'M
portance that the mother should OBJ
tain every atom of nourishment from
her diet.
This is insured if Johann HoffS
Malt Extract is taken with meals and
before retiring. 1t not only assists
the proper assimilation of food, but
is also a food in itself. Good appe-
tite and sound, restful sleep follow
ifs use,
Dr. Albert Fricke of Philadelphia
writes: Il have tried Johann Hoff' ;
Malt Extract not only on myself, but
also on great number of my pa
tients with marked success in cases
of convalescenoe, impaired digestion,
for mothers while nursing and in
general debility, and have found it
TO be an excellent remedy for build
ing up the system"
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract gives
strength. Avoid limitations.
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DIED.

BACKMAN. On Friday. November IS. 1895, RU-
DoLPH BACkMAN, in his thirty-eighth year.
Funeral private.
CARUsI. On Saturday. November 20. 1895. at
6:15 o'clock am, MARIE Louise beloved
wife of Thornton Carusi.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HILL. ON Friday. November %. 1885. at O'Clock
pm, GEORGE HILL Jr., aged e.ghty-sir
Funeral from his late residence, 1888 N street
northwest on Monday, November Is, at 2
ton pspers please copy.
JONES. Suddenly. On Thursday, November p.
1898, at $50 o'clock pm. JOHN 7. JONES.
Funeral on Sunday, November "a at 80 O'Clock
pm, from his late residence. 125 llth street
nerthwest. Service will he held st. Marx 8
Church, 81 and A streets southeast, at 2 O'Clock
pm. Friends and relatives invited to attend
LITTLE. On Saturday, November %. 1s9s. at
l2:io CLOCK JOSEPH ID. LITTLE aged sixty
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LONG. on Friday. November 25. 1895. at 8
O'Clock pm. REESE III. LONG. aged hfty-four
years and Eve months.
Services will be held at bis late residence. No.
1872 street northwest, On Sunday, November
"a, Mt O'Clock pm. Friends respectfully in
vlted TO attend. Remains to be taken to Phlla-
delphia Pa, the IL O'Clock an train
Laurel Hin cemetery. ePhiIadelphia papers
please copy.
YILLETTE Departed this life Friday. November
Is. 1905, CHARLES B. vILLETTE, aged nfty-
five years.
Farewell, father. God has called you,
Mother waits at the gate OF gold;
pray that God In His infinite mercy
Has pardoned your sins and accepted your soul
CLARA.
Funeral from his late residence, IO4O Jefferson
street. Monday, November IS, at 2 O'Clock D.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited at
tend. lnterment at Arlington.
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LIEUT.. CHISHOLM HONORED,
Special Guest at Dinner Given n,
Fellow Craftsmen.

The Hotel Regent was the scene last
evening of a gathering of members Of the
government printing office, who rendered a
testimonial dinner. to one of their fellow
craftsmen, Lieut.. ID. V. Chisholm adjutant
LIST Battalion of the late District volunteer
regiment When all were assembled. the
master of ceremonies, W. s. Mexican, ir
escorted the guest OF honor to his seat. and
AT about pm the dinner was begun.
At the guests table were seated Lieut.
CHISHOLM, Mai. Urell Capt Hodgson. Lieut..
Heron. w. S. Mexican. ir.. f. C Jones
president Columbia Typographical Union.
and ID. ]. Roberts
When cigars were lighted Mr. Mexican
TO whose efforts the success OF the evening
was largely due, made the opening remarks
OF welcome. and then introduced Mr. ID i
Roberts as chairman OF the evening In Il
few well-chOsen words this gentleman eulo-
glzed Lieut.. Chisholm and paid tribute TO
his splendid record as a gentleman and SOL
der, and his devotion to his Vallant asso-
GATES In the Santiago campaign He then
presented Lieut.. Chisholm who gave an
account of the Vicissitudes of the soldier
boys, which proved of more than ordinary
interest From the enlistment to muster
out he gave graphic details OF the trials
and hardships which befell the men-their
experience on transports; the perilous land
ing at Slbopey, July 10; the events during
the storm of the night of the 18th: the
forced march and lying I'm the trenches be-
fore Santiago.
Inc description given was something of a
revelation to his hearers and as the lieu
tenant closed the applause showed In what
esteem he was held by the companions Of
MS craft, who were proud to be able to
render TO him a tribute Of their admiration
NAL Urell, Capt. Hodgson and Lieut.
HERON added many interesting facts rela-
i've TO the hazardous campaign, and dwelt
on many incidents which will ever lend a
ulster to the honor Lieut.. Chisholm gained
showing, also, to what a great degree he
endeared himself to the officers and men
with whom he came I'm contact
To the toast, Our fellow craftsmen ."
Mr. Jones responded in an exceedingly
pleasing and appropriate manner.
The evening was concluded by the recita-
non of ]. Whftcomb RiIey's poem, en-
Titled, An Old Sweetheart of Mine" by
Mr.. Burkholder
Those who partook of the dinner were:
Lieut.. u Y. Chisholm, Maj. NJ E. UreU,
capt. r: 5. Hodgson. Lieut.. Leroy Herrou
". :. Mexican, jr., z. G. Jones, ID. J. Rob-
erts, z. A. NJ. Lawson, H. r. Dawiey, Geo
r. Phillips, B. +. Harrison, Chas. E Graf
I'd Burkholder, r. r Ward NJ L. Evans
:. l. Leonard. ]. f. Mccormick, c. A
stretch, {. Z. Dietrich and Jas. Z. ShortsII
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THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Cox
In re James Hunter, Saml w Forsythe
Deiia Davis and Anna Magruder; writs de
lunatico inquirendo ordered to issue Nc
Gulrk agt. McGuirk: divorce win. mat.
granted. Mish agt. Mish: testimony before
Margaret II. Murray. examiner. ordered
taken. Mclean agt. Mclean; do.
Probate Court-Justice Hagner
Estate of Hannah f. Green; will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Mary f. Gheen bond. 500. In
re Susan Frizzell, guardian; order Of APP
pointment: bond, $500. Estate of VIM ii
Campbell; citation issued Estate of Robert
BeaH; consent filed In re Jno. CT. Bright
guardian: petition for leave to borrow s6Oj
filed. In re Lula NJ. Joseph, guardian: or
der of allowance. Estate of Jas f. Thomp-
son; Will dated September %, 1898 filed
Estate of James Gilliss; will dated August
81, 1882. filed Estate of Harriet Hicks: will
dated August. 1897, filed. Estate of Clarin-
da G. Snyder; proof of publication. Estate
Of Enoch F. Zelis, ST; account passed. Es-
tate of Carrie Blackley; do. Estate OF
Oliver T. Thompson; do. Estate of Jno. NJ.
Il. Clitz; do. Estate of fannie NJ. Gilbert A.
do. Estate of Margaret E Butt: do Es-
tate of Henry w. Garnett; do In re Ma
tional Safe Deposit S. and T Company,
guardian; do. In re Lula NJ. Joseph, guar
dian; do. Estate Of James Taylor; do,
1t pays to read the want columns Of The
Star Hundreds of situations are filed
through them.
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1t pays to read the want columns OF The
Star. Hundreds Of situations are filed
through them.
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Initials on Umbrellas costing from $500 up initials Silver
name all Leather Goods costing over SIoo We will also
chiefs NeckWear and other goods whose gift fitness would be
Any purchase large SMALL will be carefully stored
Guiding December 24tl.
Christmas Cards, Booklets Calendars and Diaries in gre
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Crests, Initials, Monog
Changes, improvements and Conveniences Abound
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WOODWARD AND LOTHROP,
1oth11t handF Sts n. W.
Holiday Announcement.

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SANTIAGO'S FORTS DEMOLISHED.
Spanish Resistance to OccuDation
Has Practically Ceased


Copyright. $685. by the Associated Press.)
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June Il, per
the Associated Press dispatch boat Wanda,
via Kingston, Jamaica. June 49, The
weeks campaign in eastern Cuba has re-
suited in the practical demolition of the
outer Qualifications of Santiago de Cuba In
anticipation of the arrival of the troops
and the occupation of the fine harbor of
Guantanamo. in which today are anchored
such magnificent ships as the Oregon and
the St Paul. together with the Marbl,h ahead,
Dolphin, Suwanee and eleven other auxil-
larry gunboats, GOLFERS and press dIspatch
boats, in an average depth of seventeen
fathoms of water.
The military resistance to the definite
occupation practically ceased since the
bombardment of Wednesday, An inter
cepted official report of the Spanish mill
tary commandant indicates that his mill
tary resources are exhausted. His soldiers
are now on half rations. There are sup
Plies only for the remainder of June The
commandment has already seized all the
private drug supplies. in order that they
may be devoted to the use of the soldiers
Since the narrow escape of the Marble
head and Texas from destruction by tor
pedoes in the channel, greater precautions
contact mines without exploding them
Each mine contained forty pounds of gun
cotton, sufficient to destroy any vessel.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Stock Market Was Without Support
of the Strong Interests.
ROOM TRADERS BEARED PRICES
Military Successes Expected to Re-
vve Interest in Buying.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
NEW YORK. June ls.-The course Of
prices in today's stock market demonstrat-
ed very clearly a lack of intention on the
part of the larger interests to force an i'm
II ediate advance. Accordingly. the nro
fessional element regained control Of the
market and forced moderate recessyons I'm
all departments
Rumors of an Injunction restraining divi
dends on Chicago Gas were followed by a
sharp decline of PA per cent i'm those
shares. and helped to unsettle the entire
arket.
Inc industrial list generally, with the ex-
certon of American Tobacco, was easily
forced into 4 sympathetic decline. Amerf-
can Sugar rallies with difficulty and its
occasional recoveries are almost invariably
at the expense of the short interest
The general belief that the new govern
ment bonds will sell at a premium is hav-
ing some influence on the stock market
out probably less than the selling party
estimate. The funds which might come
INTO the stock market, at least such as are
IN possession Of the ultra conservative in
terest, are diverted to the new loan
Ihat the larger financial institutions are
conndent of having at least a portion of
tDelr SUBSCRIPTIONS accepted is evidenced by
the continued subscriptions from such
'NeANN7- p" Aiat lUe utSlre Tor a CneaD In
Nestment has retarded the market some
what, the fear of tight money is not am
incident to the government undertaking
as heretofore.
The weekly statement of averages indi-
Gates gain of sIl23, 100 in lawful money
nearly equally divided between legal tend
ers ana specie. The heavy disbursements
at subtreasuries during the week are large
~ responsible for the increase in gold coin.
For the frst time in weeks the losses show
a decrease, S426,Up, having been voluntarily
deducted by borrowers.
The falling off in the daily volume OF
speculative business well as the cautious
preparation for the new loan divide the
responsibility for this change.
An Increase of 81, 165 Goo i'm the deposits
is consistent with the changes noted above
ana admits OF an Increase of 50 43l 200 in
the reserve. The total surplus reserve in
excess OF the legal requirement is now 800
100 the largest holding in long time
Inc statement demonstrates beyond doubt
that the financial Institutions of the coun-
Try can meet the obligations of the new
loan Without the slightest annoyance
Military developments are relied upon TO
give the market its next incentive TO inn
prCvement.
The recent developments In the wheat
market, coupled with the wet period in
the agricultural belt. have revived interest
IN Inc grain situation. The tendency for
the present is to proceed cautiously in the
pGylng or the granger shares until more
uennite crop returns come to hand The
market Is waiting one, and patience for
the TIME being should not be unprofita BILE