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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
At G0DD WILL FARM.
Handsome Gilt for Tree Planting Improve.
ments TO Fogg Cottage -notes.

Good VIII Farm, East Fairfield, Me
Sept. 25.-(SpeciaD.- Jennings, q
student of Bangor Theological Semi
nary, preached in Moody Memorial
chapel, Sept. "a.
benevolent lady has offered 5000 to
be expended in the tree planting and ii
was very thoughtful in her to provide
Tor int proper placing of them. Under
her direction AR Frank A. Bonhue,
architect, of Boston, spent two days at
the Farm, last week, looking over the
premises and deciding how the trees
could be placed to best advantages.
twenty-five girls are now being cared
Tor In the Girls Homes The girls have
10 school building except a one-story
farm house, which has been used for
educational purposes ever since the
Girls Home were opened. 1t has been
necessary to make changes to this
house in order to accommodate the
school; and The work is about com
pleted. An additional number of
desks have been put in position.
FoSG cottage was dedicated six years
ago, Sept ]. and since that time has been
home for ID boys. 1t was the gift 81
Mr.. w. w. FoSg of Bangor Mir. FogS
mas recently arranged for various i'm
provements in the cottage and for its re-
furnishing. Work is being pus..ed and in
few days Fogg cottage will be in bet
ter shape for the purposes for which il Is
designed. even than when it was dedi
Gated.
The followin" officers Of the Good VIII
Sunday School were elected at the annual
Mr Apf
Watson; assistant supt., Arthur ". Kim
ball; sec. s. j. Eccles: treas. Miss Cora
Il. Palmer; supt. of primary department.
Miss Georgia Morrow; assistant supt..
tendance Of the Sunday school the past
year was l26.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26

Hoult"n. sgt. - tn" grand iurs
aros- Monday morning ami reported
the following indictments. stat ~.
Louis lirissrtta. common seller. Harry
l.. Brown. breaking. entering. larceny
Harry l.. Brown. same. 1has. Bnhsnn,
larceny. Warren Kelly. cmbrZzcmcnt
Joe :. Lizzottcc. breaking. entering,
larceny. John Murphy. Nancy J. Mulch.
Peter Powers. Gni't Wclch. common
sellers; Alex Oakcs, murder; Geo
Iced. larc any, Rob't. Wclch. common
nuisance. Geo. r. Wi!lcttc. common
nuisance.
Court ordered the clerk to issue =
vcnire jurors for thu oakes murder
trial
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BiOODP0lSONIRG SETS IN.
Death oil Augustus blaisdeIl Of Clinton. from
Recent Severe Accident.

clinton. Me. sept. p tSpeciaD.-
Augustus Elaisdcll died. yesterday. as
the result - a compound fracture q
the bones ~ both legs. The accident
occurred. over week ago. while ~.
was al work near a hay press. Then
thu block carry inE haws SER gave way
and the haN srr stuck him. breaking
the buncs 81 bath legs. Tn. bones Wrr,.
80 badly splint,rrd that an attempts
To- prevent blood poisoning settling iu
were us.l.ss. The funeral occurred.
today. from his home in this town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
THE CRAVEN LAUNCHED.
Bath Iron Works Successfully Launches
Another United States Torpedo Boat.

Bath. Me. Sept 25-Thc new United
States torpedo boat T. a. NJ. craven Wa
successfully launched at 3-23 o'clock this
afternoon An attempt was made. Satur-
day, to run the vessel into the water. III.
she became wedsed on the ways and thu
launching was pos .puurd until this after
noon. The Craven Was ChriStcned with
American champagne by Miss Amy era
ven ~ Philadelphia, granddaughter Of Tn
late commander. for whom the boat wa
named. Miss Craven was accompanied BY
her aunt, Mrs Thomas Learned Of New
York, After the launching lunch was
served in the office of the Bath Iron
Works. the builders Of the craft. b.
Charles X. Hanscom. the supcrlnt cndc M
torpedo boat 4. \. NJ. Craven was au
thorizcd hy Congress in the asst passed
June IN 1886, ana her contract price for
the nun ana machinery, exclusive of ord
nance and outfit. was $l9i.WD The boat
is l52 feet long. IS feet. AZ inches beam.
ana with a displacement on l7g tons: Sh-.
is of the Norman TYP" and is Simila 70
in general design to a very successfu l
class ~ boats now in the service ct tnc
water tube boilers and twin screw. Vert
cal triple expansion engines of i9h horsr
power, ana her contractors guarantee 4
mean speed on her trial of 81. knobs pcs
hour. Her bunker capacity II ~ tons NJ
coal. She IL fitted with TWO deck dis
charging tubes for B-inCh Whitphral
automobile torpcdoes and carries a has-
terry IF four FOUNDER rarid-tirc guns
Her extreme draft to tn" bottom Ui tho
propcllers is s feet. ) inches.
She Is fitted with TWO coming towers
ana just ahaft OF the forward one on
each side a FOUNDER gun Is mounted. the
other TWO beng similarly mounted just
ahaft the after tower. one III the tor
pcdo tubes is located on the center linz
Of the boat over the after bull<head Of the
engine room. ANA the other IL at the end
OF the boat. The officers quarters ANA
the hcrths for petty officers are aft. The
crews quarters are forward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
Scco's Second Democratic Convention.

Saco. Me. Sept. 25.-Thc Chicago
platform was endorsed by Democrats
in caucus. tonight by the adoption of
resolutions pledGing the delegation t.
the Congressional convention in behalf
of these principles therein contained.
A delegation Of II chosen to the Con
grcssional convention will favor VIM
A. Roberts for the nomination in the
1st district. This delegation will con
test in the convention the seats Of tho
delegation elected by a faction, last
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26

The building is located on the street
| known as Railroad avenue and is but Il
short distance from the station. 1t will
be placed slightly back from the street
and vii. be situated so as to have the
large tower bow window toward the
street.
The structure is TO be of rubhlc granite
with brick and freestonc trimmings. 1t
will be co feet long and half as wide and
ono story high with such a long slant 10
The roof that considerable space is to be
given in the stack room, much more than
without the long roof.
Every inch of the basement is made
available hut the greater part viii be used
in taking care of the necessary furnace
appurtenanccs. The heating apparatus r.
to be mUdern in every respect 50 that al
all times the library ana reading room
will 30 perfectly comfortable Under ,he
vault will be a store room where valuable
records may be stored and be as safe as
though in the most absolute fire proof
safe
The foundation itself has been the al
miration of all those who have seen it.
and is pronounced To be one Of the best
pieces Of stone work i'll this vicinity.
Nothing that could be done to make it a
fitting support for the beautiful building
is lacking.
The librarian will have quarters to
himself, behind a counter in the stack
room and a private office from which
both the stack room and vault Of easy
access. The vault itself will he strictly
fire proof and a model of its kind.
The reading room is FAR enough from
the lobby To insure quiet for all those
who are TO use il. 1t will be fitted Vi
with every modern convenience ana Be
sides have cosy hooks and corners where
one may nave the utmost enjoyment.
The stack room will be vaulted ana
thus much additional room Will be gained.
II will y" in something Of the Gothic
style. Siairways. leading TO the galleries
Will make every part ~ easy of access ca
Ejuuh Oh the ground floor.
Tho room space above the LOBBY or dc
livery room will ~ utilized rs 4 meeting
place, for tn, officials ana viii furnish one
mo- thc most cosy places imaginable.
Tuc building Was given ny W. w.
! Brown Of Portland. in memory OF his
,.trly uyhoul days spent in the town.
n. moved from here when 4 young man
A.'' i'N +''''' iii Hi'l"''''r" ''u'i lH'P
I 'F.s. ~ '"'T'S"'S 4 l'hd'r i'tli"E l'i
ms ni" low" ana '"''l ms Town "'eS i'-
''Ih n ''." a""N" m i' ""'HS III TIT"
'-l I""lS' SP'N' " ''' nun ~" AN MINUS
'"' ""'' '''''''''"S ".l''l winch III II
| hIdTs Y S'N'h 'I' ih"' Ht ~ r'pI'S'h'''
| d" the h'AId "i directors during ms III"
| dnd when Tx HI u,ad iAdt onr ~ M SOFA
b- fepr's.n,"d-
TIE hLii"ILS VIII c"Ni ABOUT Sl"'"'. IN
''diI'!"n ~ h'S established Y lu"d' tht
| IH'"iil' from "ii'H l. d" ~ "'N't'" 10 'h'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers Of children affected with
Group or a severe cold need not hest
tate to administer Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t contains no opiate
nor narcotic in any form and may be
given as confidently to the babe as to
an adult. The great success that has
attended its use in the treatment of
,olds and Group has won for it the ap-
prevail and praise il has received
many foreign lands. For sale by Jno.
Coughlin. la Water street. druggist.
tu.th. sat. II
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Billy Smith Whips Bob Douglass.

Denver, col. Sept. 25.-Mysterious
Billy Smith Knocked out Bob Douglass
of St. Louis. in the fourth round of
what was to have been a 20-round con-
test. before the Olympic A. O., tonight.
In the fourth round the men started in
to mix matters but a terrible left punch
on the stomach put Douglass down
and out After the referee counted 10,
Smith carried Douglass to his corner
amid cheers. Douglass. though game.
was clearly outclassed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
Bates Foot Fall Sche tule.

Lewiston. Me. Sept. 25.-Coach William
lioag' Harvard -, arrived. today. and
began training the Bates foot bali eleven
Ihe following is the schedule of games !,
which Bates will play:
oct. Yale IT New Haven.
pct. ll-Colby al Lewiston
Dct' ls-HarNard AZ Cambridge.
" - University of Maine at Oroul
ton. 'it = Le"4S
Hor: u-Bowdoin at Brunswick.
linton captain. a. i"
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Harvard Foot Ball Schedule

Cambridge, Mass. Sept Z5.-The follou
ng is the official schedule Of the Harvard
DOT ball games:
Sept 30-Williams a Cambridge.
Oct. 1-Bowdoin at Cambridge.
oct. Wesleyan at Cambridge
Dct. il-Amhcrst at Cambridge.
Oct l4-Nest Point al West Point.
oct ls-Ratcs al Cambridge.
Oct. 2l-Brcwn at Cambridge.
oct - arlislc Indians at .ambridge.
Nov. 4-Pennsyivania at Philadelphfa
NOV. ll-Dartmouth at Cambridge.
NOV. ls-Yalc at Cambridge
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Eliot and kittery Tor Allen.

Kittery. Me, Sept. 25.-Thc Republicans
Of Kittcry. Eliot ana York held caucus2s.
tonight, and chose delegates to the LIST
District congressional convention to br
held AT Portland, Sept. % Eliot ana kit
terry chose delegates pledged to Amos :.
Allen for Congress. while those Of York
are. pledged to Hon. James T. Davidson
Of York
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Atlas Steamship COS. steamer
AdUla. capt. McAuley. from Kingston for
baltimore foundcrcd, Al so T. M. Mon
law! N Port MIGRANT. % the south coast
" Jamaica. IIv~siiyes were Iost inclId-
ing Mr.. Percy. the first officerl The
Adula. which was built in Bellasv In lssg
vas Of 363 tons burden. She was 2lZ feet
.ong. "a broad ana II feet deep.
The cour, A Belgrade. Seryia. Monday.
rendered judgment IN the case 81 the
prisoners who have been on trial for
some tine past charged with attempted
Assassina uDn 81 former King milan Of
Servia, July s. when he was shot at BY
A Bosnian, KneZevic. knezevic and
Paistch. the leaders Of the conspiracy.
were sentenced to death. ~ others were
Condemned 20 % years imprisonment, one
# the accused WAS sentenced 10 q years
imprisonment and seven To : years i'm
prIsOnmert. Six Of the men on trial were
acquitted kneZeNlc was publicly shot,
Monday afternoon. in the presence Of a
large crowd. IN view III the absence If
trustworthy evidence, the finding of the
tribunal Is a subject uf general con
Itmnati1n After tho sentences were read
Vas informed that King Alexan-
Ter had pardoued him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
Reed. Simpson, Thatcher & Barnum.

New York, Sept. 25-The formal Al
nouncement Of the change in The nam
o, the law trm which ex Speaker Tomas
nounced. today. 1t is 10 be Reed. Sim
son, thatcher & Barnum. Ii was fnr
merry simpson. Thatcher & Elrnuni.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
Portland Solid Tor t!!er.

Portland, Me. Sept. 25.-At the Republ.-
can caucuses in Portland. tonight. dele.
gates to the lst District congressional
convention favoring the nomination az
Amos Allen We're chosen in ali nina
wards. Whore Were no contnsIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26

Early next month, Eben Lancaster
Of BOwdoinham. Well known in Bath
viii celebrate his Tooth birthday ami
Sc"sary. He is hale and hearty and
his faculties are wonderfully well pre-
served. He drove several miles. last
eplin@. to cast n vote for Charles E.
Littlaheld.
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Pres. Diaz Cannot Cone to Chicago.

City of Mexico. Sept. 25.-President
Diaz cannot go to Chicago on account
of the illness of Nine. Diaz. He has APP
pointed the minister of foreign rela-
tons to go as his representative.
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Another Vanderbilt Heiress.

New York, Sept. PA daughter was
born. at midnight last night, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Ms
Vanderbilt arrived here, yesterday, from
Newport, and went to their town house
at No. COS Fifth avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, 10AN11%
EGGS-Firm; fresh, 16.
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Sept. q.
Cotton futures closed very staady O.,
.embcr, 6.38; October. $40; November 9Ip}.
December, G55; January, $50: Febr,,,o az
i.G3; March, 6.G7; April 672: MAJ e y Z,
June, GU; July. GO; August. SID o'o'
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SHIPPING News,
Maine Ports.

BATHS Sept %. sid schs Grace
Davis. New York; Dreadnaught. Phil
adclphia.
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Financial.
ZINC BEATS Co.D.

There II more none, icing mad.
tld@y UUt W good Zivr miun. Than|
out 81 any gold mine iu ;iir country.
Zinc cAn hH mined ar Sir.Nu n ton
ard tIc price established NV the
Miners Association Is and Wi. con
tinuc in p, for M least six months
$3.50 n tuu.
The Conslpn zinc Mines company
owns five rich mines in MariOn|
County Arkansas und "a about ~
The rcpur,S nd-{SsAyrrs OF i.fEr|
reputation shuw Shc hrc "a be Of the
highest grade. lni. aA th- mines ar.
located rn thr White Rive. q nayf
sahl" stream. transportation % the
Mississippi ana Tho Gulf ~ extremely
cheap.
Stock in the Company has I'm "A
short time risen from twenty cents
tp hfty cents. ami viii certainly soon
be at par. t
~ other enterprise IN the County
oilers ~ sure, safe ana profitable nm
Investment a. this.
Full Information and the highest
references will hc willingly tur
nishcd.
Address the Treasurer Of The
Company.
STEWART III. CONGDON. Treas.
10 Nassau St. New York Ctty. .t
II. T.. STEVENSON * co,
% State 81. Room 81. BsSi On. Mass.
Or J. RANSOM BRIDGE a ~.
So State s.. Boston. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26

The Church Of the Messiah, Univer-
ialist has extended call 10 Rev. John
Murray Atwoods, WI, IL at present at
the canton Theological Seminary. New
York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26
New York Money Market

New York, Sept. %.
Money on call, 5lzMl2 per cent; last
loan, per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5izGi6 per cen.
Sterling exchange flrmer at "a .S.y.+sI
1859 FOR demand and az xi.H7 slI4.S2 for -
days: posted rates, $4.S3 and S4s6jz; com
mercial bills. $i.M.
Silver certificates, 5g4.
Mexican dnIlarg Az
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, Sept y.
With the exception of short period 81
weakness early in the session wheat wa,
strong, today, ana closed at sale. ad
vance for December ana llsc for Septem
Der. The strength of corn. small visi
bic increase ana a recovery in cables
helped, but the strength was mainly in
increased trade and timiditv of bears
Corn was strong and advanced SC Oats
advanced lsMA and provisions closed
unchanged to nc. higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-September 7i%; December
1919; May, 1884.
.CORN-September IS; December, SO1a
May, Boss
OATS September, 227s: December. 22a,
May. 23A. -
PORK-October Sis; December, $3.50
January, $3.50.
L.AKD-October. s5.321a: Decembe-
s. 40; January, $5.5212.
RiBS-October, S5lT12; January. S5.l2Ia
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Firmer
WHEAT-No. ) spring. GSMu; No.
red, 1874.
CORN-No. 2, s.; No yellow. s..
OATS-No. ,, 22$4 a 3A; No. 2 white. .;
ff2512; No. white. 24l2G25.
RYE-No. 2, 573tm5S
PAhLEY-No. 2, i0ia6i6
rLA&SEED-No. /. Sl.0gl5ml1 10
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 81 Is
LARD-s5. 20f53li5
PORk-Mess. $7.50dS. 20: short ribs sides
s5.o5G5.40; dry sailed shoulders. 6m61s
short clear sides. IS. 35M5.65.
CLONER-$5 I5HT5O
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BASE BALL.

At NEW YORK.

National League Games.
AT NEW YORK.
The Bostons won a close and well
played game. A remarkable one hand
catch by Stahl in the eighth inning saved
the game for the Bostons.
New York. 9SS g 9 ! 9 9 S-55-5s
Boston, o l U . l X -
Batterlcs-Doheny. Carrick and War
ner: Cling and Sullivan.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Orth was a mystery to Baltimore and in
one inning only did the visitors secure
more than one hit. In Philadelphia. s half
OF the eighth inning Howell was batted
at will. Attendance. 800.
> 3 Ri. r:
Baltim2rc. Q 9 Q 49,
Batteries-Howen and Smith; Ortiz and
Mcfarland.
At Chicago-The Chicago -Pittsburg
game was postponed, on account of rain.
AT BROOKLYN.
The game was too one sided to be inter
esting and the crowd was glad when fur
Their dcvelopments Were checked on ac-
count OF uaI kness Evans and Lelth were
easy marks and received ragged support.
Hughes allowed only two hits ana was
relieved when the game was safe.
2 ; r. II; E;
Washington, o q o O. L St
Brooklyn, ) N-l3-l2-.
Batteries-Evans, Leith. Mcfarland and
Kittredge and Powers; Hughes, Reidy
and Farrell.
AT ST. LOUIS.
The game was duh and monotonous
Out of IL base hits and six bases on balls
the Louisyillcs managed to score IL runs,
easily winning.
/ > 4 6 s 9 r. Fl. T.
St Louis o q l o o. 3-l0-l
Louisville o. . 0 1-l5-13-l
Batteries-Sudhoff and Crigcr; Philippe
and thinner.
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TEN MISSING.

Continued from page ID
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KING
And His New Alliance.

me South is no longer starving. Planters are
ne no iunger compelled to sell their Cotton at loss
10 nuy bread and meat. many of them now raise
thelr own bread and meat
IN ,h stock batting III the South has Quadrupled
,n mig cotton has made an alliance with Wool
~ DEL. ana Is no longer a weak power.
,honprohtabe Cotton fields things OF the past.
'i ny nave been turned into pastures
tbrpefslned agriculture has helped Cotton and
fs eIe Is now new joy in Dixie Land There
for t.hLnething more than sentiment in al this:
good money 80 si'"""oh 'nefo ID
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AT ST. LOUIS.

The game was dull and monotonous
Out of Is base hits and six bases on balls
the Louisyillcs managed to score IL runs,
winning
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JOhnSOn'S An0dyne Liniment.

The new size contains over three times
as much as the old accent style. The
superior quality of this Anodyne has
never been equaled in century.
Every Mother needs it in the house.
Our book ga INFLAMMATION free. Price
70 aad sec. l. 5. Johnson Il Co., Bos' on, Mass.
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Save Your
MONEY.

To save your money, by getting more
for it, ask your druggist to show you
the 5o-cent bottle of the old reliable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-26

The Bostons won a close and well
played game remarkable one hand
catch by Stahl in the eighth inning saved
I he game for the BOStpnS,
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Orth was mystery to Baltimore and in
one inning only did the visitors secure
more than one hit. In Philadelphia $ half
Of the eighth inning Howell was batted
Mill 10 %
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-11
R R: N''OFNAR.KIEj|!FS
FINANCIAL n V, COMMERCIAL
Stocks Ks Money, Exchange Bonds Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Bic. III

New york. Nov. II the carly part Of
the day In tho stock ma rke was given
oyer to "a continuances of throwing over
vest TIay. 4 The LIQUID ion W1aa ON q large
scale and embraced Il all departments of
the lIs The more highly In
! the selling Of tho stHndar I'd railroad stocks
;was fully equal sstn Amo Unit. here was
no. stock Or grogp OF ST oeks which took
unless It might be said that the Iron and
! Steel 81 locks Were 81 relatiYel somewhat
hEss pa Tas sa ams
exceeded a. point for many Standard rail-
u aGaS points ifa sa fhsr a sea
break OF points rallied somewhat i. and
Ectdred Into the background of the trad
remainder Of the day. Sugar and Man
baianse y tie ns but they rallied wits
day was given over to a gradual and very
general recovery on the part of the de-
cline on q much diminished volume Of
stocks rallied a large fraction and a num-
points 3 50 2
continued to dominate sentiment on tho
Stock Exchnnge. The banks continued to
call loans for large amounts. the rate for
call money opening at is and running up
! to 10 per cent. Large amounts of stocks
held with borrowed money were thrown
upon tho market. After each successive
period Of gquida ton the market fell into
q condition OF seml-stagna tion. During
the afternoon the rate for call money
dropped ION as.low as 3 per cont. and tho
demand efor * stocks developed, which
CAUSED tho recupcration In prices to the
closing leyel. The usual preliminary est-
mates of the weeks cash movements
showed q, her smaller shipment to the
interior than had been estlma ted, though
& the loss to the ub-Treasury of So 900 600
was up 10 lions. Tho weeks not
loss in cash Is figured at over s4oO0, 900
rate late In the day served to amcliorate
the dread that to-morrow's bank state,
ment would show an Increase In the de-j
Holt; The loan contraction during the
week has been large. There WAS a rumor
banks resources had been increased by
means OF cash deposits by institutions n
NEW ~ ork Git itlf a view to relieve the
tuatton, This rumor could not be traced
e any authentic source, but affected SEN
tment on the Stock Exchange. and In
Z clined speculative opinion to iool, for an
other surprise IN to-morrow's bank state
nent, Tho stiff money market resulted
IN a further drop in Sterling Exchange
rates. which was assisted also by buying
mated at as high MS 10000 shares New
York exchange at Chicago rose again to
par, but ut New Orleans the exchange
continued 10 run against New York.
Prices OF bonds moved in sympathy with
spond to the late recovery. Total sales.
par value 81 800, 600 ~ ss ~. 10 -
- United States as advanced &c and old
As, registered he In the bid price. The
q regi sered declined &c, Total sales
+ CIV X ork, Nov. Il. IS tandard Oil: 1870
y "A H.. ~ =