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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-22
N>a0oi Bill May B. Dsfac.;v.

/ 'ssrg, "ppEs hension is felt les, the bill
Nd I - 80. me county school boards.
n, s de Ssoy Tor the Governors sigma
sass 10, r coNye. !, seems that the bill
ss inco (ra'aln a clause, repeating all
SggessS NV! with 1t. and it has been
a9s,ies are -; :. ''Cal laws in some of the
son, o. ~ :. 10 conflict with the new bill
a'ssysr ,6 ~ details. 1t is not likely.
~1' The defect is serious.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-22
OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Madge Lyons-The Gifted Man
dolinist.

At the Opera House next Tuesday eve.
ming Miss Madge Lyons. the MANDOLIN
virtuoso. will give her first mandolin re.
cital in this city. THIS young and gifted
performer, comes TO Annapolis with
wreath of new laurels just won at reci-
tai at the Peabody Hall. Baltimore. where
she was enthusiastically received by a
crowded house and the press OF that city
was unanimous in her praises. Miss
Lyons has probably done more to elevate
the possibilities OF the mandolin than any
OF its followers. for it has always been
considered an instrument of light music,
but under her skilltul hand it has risen
TO an instrument well worthy OF the posi-
ton she Is demanding for it on the con-
cert stage.
Her command of her instrument. the
versatility and technical skill. Miss Ly-
ons displays in her recitals have been the
themes OF complimentary reviews by many
of the most fastidlous critics in the larger
cities of the East. Her wonderful tremol
is the most perfect imitation OF the human
voice, and the bowling of a violin and at
the same time her brilliancy, hnesse and
accuracy are marvellous. Miss Lyons
will be assisted by Mr.. Edwin Newbold,
tenor; Miss Katherine Faethe, soprano;
MIR. Miltonberger Smith. pianist. and
Mr.. Santiago M. Somodeyilla, violinist.
Miss Lyons numbers on the program
will be as follows:
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$500 REWARD!

WE VIII pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia. Sick Headacne. In.
cure with Liverifa, the Up To Date Little Live
Pill. when the directions are strictly complied
with. They are purely Vegetable. ana nevel
PILLS, 1Oc. boxes contain 40 Pills. &c. boxes con
tain Is Pills. Beware Of substitutions and imi.
fations. Sent By mall Stamps taken. MEX
VITA MEDICAL CO., Cor. Clinton and Jack
son es Chicago. III. Sold By Feldmeyer Eros.
Druggists. Annapolis. Nd. g Su.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-22

HRS oSN1i.c. Greatest Medicine is
'e'se, uneon SsIt5Is1parilla, because it pos
Ii reoo5 ,q Y, curative power. and
VI cures is GREATEST.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-22
TRY ALIENS FOOT-ERSE

A powder to shaken into the shoes. Your fee
feel swollen, nervous and hot and get tired
easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes,
try Allen 8 Foot Ease. It cools the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures swooien. sweating
Relieves corns and bunions Of eli pain and gives
rest and comfort. Try it today. sold by oil
druggists and shoe stores for 26c Trial pack
NY. 7-16.2m
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STATEMENT
OF THE
Annapolis Savings Institution.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Jan'y IS, 1900.
The undersigned, appointed in pursu-
ance Of Section I53, Chapter All, of the
Act of the General Assembly of 1868, and
of the Bylaws of the Annapolis Savings
affairs of the Institution for the past year.
report that they have discharged that
duty and submit the following report Of
their examination
1895 ...................... - . s19l. le1 -
the year IS99.....s...........,..... 1o4 sa7 80
year Is99....... ~ s s2os 80
Received from Insurance during
the year ISoS..................-.......... 100 10
a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-22

TOR sAlE.-A SET OF CONE PULLEYS
II and HANGERS. Will sell at any price. TO
get them out OF the way. Apply at CAPITAL
office. as
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MEMS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

found. Joseph Wendell is in charge OF
this work. The Lightning Creek Gold,
Gravels and Drainage Company is doing
good work at the Wing Dam. The shaft
is down to solid rock lao feet. At 100 feet
the drift is run out about 50 feet. and IL
is expected by Foreman Harry Jones that
the old channel will be tapped within
the next fifty feet.
On. Last Chance creek not much work
has been done by the company, but IL Is
good property and will soon be listed
as one OF the producing mines OF the car
iboo This claim is also owned by the
Consolidated Gariboo The Cariboo Gold
Fields has been under the management
Of Mr.. Thompson this season, and a
change will no doubt be made In
the method of working IT, as the hydrau-
lie elevator has not been able TO handle
SUFFICIENT quantity OF gravel to make the
venture profitable 1t is likely a system
of elevators will be used for raising the
gravel to the surface for washing.
The Cariboo Gold Lands Company has
done very little work on the property on
Conkling gulch and In that section this
season. Another summer should see con-
siderable work done by this company.
Messrs. Mund and Bremner are at the
head of the company. Conkling guich Is
a tributary of Williams creek
+. c. Laird Is working hard to get the
old channel of Willow river opened up.
He has at present a thoroughly up-to-
date compressed air plant on the ground
and men are row working in the face OF
his long drift more than 100 feet under
ground and under the channel of Willow
river. He has twelve men In his employ.
recently brought In from the States. who
are experienced men In working COM
pressed air.
On Mosquito creek the Flynn Bros. had
short season, only working twenty-one
days with full head of water. II Is re-
ported that this season was very success
full
On Cornish creek w H. Laird is at
work sinking a shaft for the deep gravel
and is down over forty feet. Bed rock
is supposed to about f25 feet.
On Williams creek the Black Jack Is
running. and, as usual. is paying good
dividends.
On Devils canyon no work has been
done this season.
On Burns, Nelson, New and Slough
creeks, all under the management Of
John Hopp. considerable work has been
done this season with gratifying results
as a rule.
On Peters creek Manager Mathers Is
running 1900 foot drainage tunnel to
j tap bed rock. Work is reported as pro-
crossing very favorably
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work DONE AT nAaKEnvnLE.
Summary of DEVELOPMENT of a Nam
her of Mines.

The RarkerviIle correspondent q the
Ashcroft n, c.. Journal thus summarizes
the work done In that viciaity
on Grouse creek The WaveTiN mine.
with a force % about seven men, has
been working the entire season and has
made a good showing A couple 81 more
seasons wiu allow this company u reach
rich gravel that has been 50 long IN
alSht and good dividends may be hoped
Tor IN the future. Andrew Smith "a carry
ing on work VA Grouse creek driving
ahead for an old channel.
or Canadian creek n. Carry. represent
ing the Carihoa pceps Company, has a
large amount % work done and the COM
pany H. gratiHed at the outlook for a pay
ias drifting mine.
On Wolf creek, a tributary ~ Anticr.
the CariNno MtninE and Development
Company. under tho management 81 Col
onsl VI y BeacheT. has been hydrauilck-
only has been IN operation but with very
gratifying results 4 larger nlanf will
be Installed and as the company have
unlimited water. good results may be
looked Tor with confidence.
The L0Whec creek claim. under the
management 90 W Thompson. has had
3 praxnerous season. The Carihoo Com
soiitntsd. Limited, have also done about
80 feet ~ work on the Guvet claim on
Autlcr crceA. bat 50 far without definite
results
on Lightning creek the All curry claim.
also owned by the Csrihon Consolidated
Is q hydraulic claim and about 40 feet 81
rock tunnel was run 10 tap a section of
the old channel \ hydraulic plant has
been installed and good results are
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the suh,reasury. The latter institution win have
TO disburse 10 the banks later in the week some
500 co., oo through the redemption OF the old gov
ernrnents. Money has today continued easy. but
easier tendency noted in discounts IL Lcnean,
which caused long sterling bills 70 harden here,
and the posted figures were marked up &C. II was
stated that further gold shipments AZ a profit are
impossible at current rates for demand hills.
The stock market in detail showed conspicuous
strength in many quarters, with the tendency for
special stocks influenced by rsmors. New Jersey
Central jumped over points, reports Of a
change Of ownership Of the property and favor
able developments in the anthracite coal beds
Other coal stocks sympsthired. hut the late reae-
u0n reduced their gains to fractions outside u
Delaware & Hudson which closed y higher. Raj.
road stocks particularly the grangers, received good
support. but they suffered. in common with the
general list, in the selling movemennt toward the
close. PROFIT taking INDUCED in in the late
dealings. and the market gave way all around. end
ing under pressure.
More business transacted in bonds today than
for time. and there a decided upward
tendency for issues particularly Atchisou adj
sustments. 81 Louis Southwestern lists and Wabash
debentures Total sales. par value $1,000
United states new Is and IS advanced in the
hid rrice
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WOOL MARKET.
Boston.

BOSTON Anx - Tho Ansrrisan Woel asa
Crfsea Hspaster pal ssg tsasruR
To ~ cairarf srresfsUre fhs rsa1frt y crrHi1
g7ahiY cnarisf shAn * weck age y h mi
rafri ~ evffasa asRf1s-a that fhfTs hss ta rnrsc
srtuaI hnyiaz during fbr isst SEEK ihar ssfesftd
on tse sarfarp a rsrfffr 81 rersoms hs4nr etTsres
in r. fsns or noni 10 tee suietsst f1An1sr Yssftsf
A--s-.tfs - raoH tsraru.s. howrqer 10 st'aEii1r
raaM rrt ~ rsush eutes thau q has tsea The
sasusfaffarers A4ss sFtsr rafiy been rlus& - en-.
Grnrr Ths nius Nrqesf - ac 9efergirE fAasT f7ss
ssssss a uee3 rufafetf u srosraarrN wta tefif
rrrs~r. actual seesit f'y3rea are strsts
SALES q fhe saft IN Eastnu su1aqied a. al. -
rs4nrfa AarsFstie ARD 2 80 peFn1s fdsssGu. fafSl
a - 800 ra1fts, fS15-si total - saA fs7safs
- - rse4is-ss wrck ana sHtai q "a 51 nsslads
tcr The earwesrsn3iux Week issr rear Taf asks
flnfs fa1uary asnarnf to 81 ~ ~ rosnds against
rs ss7ysle .5gsts fcr i1e csyrssondi1s nias last
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UNTOLD RICHES IN MINES.
Wealth In Mineral Near Darlington
Has Not Been Scratched.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencar
ARLINGTON, Aug 81. r. McCarthar
OF Arkansas, who has been up at Daring
ton three weeks. came down the first OF
the week and made a trip to Seattle. In
no doubt about the camp being a rich on ;,
and the only thing needed was scientific
development, which would come as soon as
the railroad Is finished. He further said
that there are as rich and richer mines
undiscovered as there are discovered ones
in Darlington. There are a number Ct
good claims held by parties who do no.
work them. or do not know how. and will
not sell. ltsfxA-femporary drawback. but
they VIII soon put a price on them, and
capital will take hold. and great activity
Is looked to take place In the camp.
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PURCHASING phrcEs.

The following prices are BEING offered 20 the pro-
queer BY the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on the dock and In the car al Seattle,
Grain--oats. seifst 50: barley SIG: wheat. chicken
feed. sle; bran. $40: shorts siI
hay-Iuset sound sac Eastern Washington tim
othy, Sii alfslfs 81 per ton
hsEs- Strictly fresh ranch siaesc
nutier-tresh ranch $50 lie; rfeH'perv 21slc.
fouitry-live chickens. iieiier: live turkeys. isc
turkeys, Ne; geese. loo; docks laefi1c per ID
Live storh-C Choice beef cattle cows Aasfr
steers. aaasc; choice sheep. &c: good hogs live &C.,
nogs dressed, Ie: calves dressed large. Sc; ssnan
iVs calves live large. &c; small. e
Hides pelts and wool-ffcsvv sound saltei steers.
over 20 lbs. Sc: medium, sound. rer H. To; light
sound under - lbs tcs sound. all weights
fc: stays. bulls and oren &C.: .aisca kirs lei;
calves per H. Sc; green hides Il less then saited
ory hides. per III, isr: dry cults nethird less /:
summer deer. per III. 2bdsac. winter deer, dry ma
ne pspery deer ia:fisc; dry elk. s6iac; grscn elk
aaoc; sheep pelts. 2scaS ~; shcarlinEs. lsdtce:
Eastern Washington wool. saHltc; Western Weshirg-
tAllow, 2dsic
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Shipments ia kasIo.

A dispatch states that the week lust
closed saw aboit 300 tons of ore shipped
over the kaslo Il SIocan railway. which IS
certainly promising for the rest of the
month. Over 1850 tons went over the line
In July, and IL is expected that August
will be bigger exporting month than the
one Just passed Tho chief mine shipping
to Kaslo Is the whitewater. which sent TO
the sampler here during the week 200 out
OF the 800 tons total. The Payne mine
forwarded IS 'ons TO San Francisco, while
the Rambler-Carihoo rallied to Everett q
tons. The Lost Mountain Mines Intend
to ship ore in a few days down the Dun
can river from its Lardeau mine. tho
Giant. adjoining the weil-known Levinah,
which is already en- the shipping list.
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NEW YoaK.


NEW YORK, Aug A-Tciays siock uarsss Vas
&c many rssE4rta counterpart a the trading ~
The wsck There hnsefsr more sri9sgsr,tF %
the advancing frnssncr exasrt8ant hsing limited 20
oolS a few sfects A Distinctive hrasAsuins 10 the
dEat.nss afcgeed UsttnisHp n s0pne gasgss-4 a. 70
pussibie early PARTICIPATES - ths ssafket hy she
paelic Sosfs ~ the ccEynissinn hcas,ss f-Tsstea
Increased ceieSs. sre stress lad ursr tae
yH-mnsacs a fhr fiyiAfai g1gins saiiraa8s H. 10
rise A. ursst TIC hrAfs awelt IN THE agsis-
fion q ~ Ne~ lrt eAak RESERVES rgsseqasnt a,na
ths xo,d expeets aci ths usual narfFA.slnn ~ sen
eral hsgsi-ess ~ presidential tlsrttsn ssa,tr
NhAf TIE Nanh On SATURDAY, vii Aasr 70 ree~-.
upward = 81. IN co shlppgi x IL crns-tr5 fh,.
ne lisa Ne ths su1,hn - thg haaks vi, ~ fsr.giu
nssff - the Fser.Ess = s-sa ffrsn Paris- rsse
riuis, infssiar clfTenry Ecrrnssi ard Esins fsoen
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CHICAGO Aug is,-wheat Was quiet and rather
weak The pit At timss was half dsA&fted. the srsd'
ers giv,ns thcir attention 10 com Liverpool was
steady. hut nothing pors RseeipA were heavy.
and the weather IN the Sorhwest still DRY and
cool The sdvices from tho scuthvest pointed to
the prehahle early iesnsentns " the movement.
quite independent 81 SECRETARY Wilson's prediction
~ dollar wheat IN causing farmers 10 hold for
rise September opened AZ itkegUc. advanced in
sympathy with corn 20 Ss.c. then reacted. cicsng
easy. kssc under yesterday
The anxiety IL corn shorts made that market an
active one from the start Small stocks and large
shortage fer next months delivery. with fsrmsss'
reserves at low enb were caused by q srnerai ds-
sire the part Of September shorts 10 cover. Ca
hles. weather, etc. cut hut little he September
opened At 1s@ws and amidst considerable exritc-
rnent advanced TO sac The hulge brought Out
siderable hong stur. and the fears Of the shotts
gradually subsidized, september drorred back 10 yie.
at which the msrket closed. compared with The
previous cicse at 30
Oats cirna 70 the skirts 81 the corn mashet, ant
IN quiet way managed 10 advance slightly. Sep
ternbm closed iHtc M, At nc.
Provisions were quiet. firm fer lard hat easy re
pork and ribs. Covering BY shippers against cash
sales OF Lard gave that product comparative strength.
september eiosed 10 lower. lard shade up and
ribs fta,oc down.
The leading futures ranged IA follows.
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LIVE srocK MARKETS.


CHICAGO AnQ "a Cattle R-ssspss " 80 h~ss.
snsinsing f.ha wsefxfss sas $50 TsaAas rhe<os
dtsfsa. ,tsaay cshTz nnf Western. sies~ ~ - ia~
o. Tsstns ~ isasf 43set 70 psi5ss rtstss
ssssss IS aas& gsea ~ rasftnss. ~ nNz ~ ~
JsssaS ftetsff. ss54sH efss&f. Usxu egs a ss8
its wtl3af pesess esass - = egwE. " seff n .
rsisFs u Ss& a. Tessa ~ s.ssss s. aass fssas
ssaaAss4 g. akSt ~. 7ssss fsslis o. s2ssw
fIasa Bsxsgfs x 90 hsaA fasimstAA faz soxsa-.
ssz mss III etsf &ea aass hxss rrrs
bsssg k1tsins. sstf 3aa. ~ ~ slsst ssd hsttA
"a 81 Esss - Sod " t6sAse hay. E.@4 Es fsasA
Assu. nTt&iE. axni. Eas4s-rs; tan = sass.
sk&EV
shsrs. asgsaYss itRn had shseys wsady 70
ssqw itsa1s Sc kssisss Coed ssEaAes ~sfbsfs
81 ssst q fslf ". ftsss rn3xrd ~ res D Western
shfer ttssA. TFs&s taasp. tzat astlse isssAa.
y 1s9s Western lsn8n 81 n@fE
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NEW yosK NAnKETs.


INV YORK. Ans Is Pleas- nacsiptz. n,a
tAgssls etrortn, a.gts farfeis Msrses arfass.
wbesf- Re~eirss. tfs.W tssshsis. sKpafts, IRA
lElsbsss spot sssisr No ed. TO-. sa<sss~s.
fiss = b Dnsicns sssfS ~ Erss sud ~
sfwssas rsihsf fssa persistent sFsnxtA IN ssn,
sonYssd with isai eeVeriag. fsistf itfxs sesicsfd
sassa - rsts exam, ard rss@sa s.ss, AZ ! ast las<
segsemier ssassa s4r. nee~ma~f. ht
West DAN
udfa- ftsli
csase -ursiews rass~1 ssIs relris io~v Safes
iaf@ haas. iarladsng August gMcs s~ydxMs~s
~. fpessf<f, CO.. November, Z To- eyrs ma
.ssg No iaspies. ~ aslA esast; css1ssa.
rrsnfnat
sasas- Raw. firm. neaaed. frms
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Balances
N5.S1S 90
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Receipts on Western avenue today were large.
especially a. fruits. but Notwithstanding the heavy
business q the LAST few DAYS and thu somewhat for
bidding aspect n the weather trade, while not
entirely w 20 the recent mark ~ good proper
tions and satisfactory prices There has never hen
such A. fruit business done in Seattle daring the
past several weeks, ard walk through the com
mission district viii sire one idea Q; its great
proportions
There are few specisi features IN the days trans
actions. There has teen an arrival of a car q
rather 0verrre bananas and oar of the fruit Is On
the way. wenaiehee and Yakima md other WASH
ingtcn points sending in enc products.
demonstrating that Seattle has source Of supplies
close 20 It's doors
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tasn 0wOteuOos.
Fianr- Tbii
Mhesfs No md ss5M57vx.
Com No T. a9r. Ne yellow. teir
oats-No . s1i@ ,sici Ne. white. sss1iici No
white, Ise4zsic
itss->o q sisr
Barrie, s,eoa feeding. Sasese fair 10 choice malt.
Ing, tbaske.
fiassr.d No. /. SIN; 80, Nasth~sstsrn. u.y
Mess rotk-rst tsfsel. 81 &eil.s3
Lard Iar 100 lsJusss. 81 .sabAx g.
Short Rha.~Rldrs. la1ss. " xseTi ~.
hhaulders- Dfs saited. boxed, eissse
Shnst stArs f1fsr. fSssri 81 slai sa
Xhisf4aa ftasis n high wiuas ii IA
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Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
GREENWOOD. r.. c.. Aug. l5--The first
payment on the bond on the Hard Cash.
in Wellington camp, was made today by
j. II. Rogers 10 the owners, Messrs. Shon-
quist. George II. MAIDEN and C.. ] Near
thur. The consideration Is said TO be
So 600
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Operations on sunset. Near Index.

The Index Miner reports that II. VI. Egg
bert has commanded work on the Sunset
with small crew. They are not doing
mine into shape for work with larg n
force. The company win continue to work
the remainder Of the season.
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The feature Of Importance in the metal market
today the break In iron. Northern we'll a.
pig iron warrants declined SOC per ton. with the
mndertone rather weak Northern Nc. I is now
quoted from slsai. and No. at slSal6. but sales
have been made al the bid figures. and the prod
net can still he bought at those prices Warrants
quoted al Ni. nominal.
Tin shade hrmer here hut very quiet, in
sympathy with Al advance for tin In London aud
ios for futures. The local market closed hrrn. at
SSl 5sd3i. rs.
Copper. both here and abroad. remains unchanged
Lead niled dull al as. and spelter ruled easy.
though not quotably lower, at N.istaf ~. Home
consumption very small, galfanizers have
no orders 20 buy The production Of copper for the
month q July amounted TO 1S.oi2 tons, against
n i1 for the same month year ago The brok-
srs' price fer lead was 81 aud for copper Ns.s1i
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali steady. at iisis per cent les,
loan. ~ per rent Prime mercantile paper. tei5
prr cent Sterling eSchauge. steady with srtua
huane<s IN hankers' bills Al Ns7sa3 ssi for demand
and al 1854 Tor sixty DAYS. Posted rates. 81 ssta
$50 aud st.s6bai.sa Commercial bills 81 sila
ssi Silver certificates. Glsc. Bar sllsss sic
Mexican dollars ss4c.
Government Bonds STEADY
-
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SAN FRANCISCO MsRs<Ers.
nresa-tua-.

Breadstun-.
SAX rn.>crss-o a.. a. vh.., stsasv an,
call and dall in the srot market.
hassss inactive i9f HtnFss anu omet tet spoe
1aN Ssteits - "a,
=. -ststh"as, No. WV shoee' N's' mAF
rs. ss.s'ie ~. -.,.s-,, sN...
ca,s-s;,soi 70 rhcsrc vht,s. s.fsEsi Is, sss,a "a
choice grAy, Aleel ~ sccd 70 rhcice nd A,iss9
l124,
Reer,psx
~. $3.50.
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK Aug 1.-The Commercial Aases
ti.er's I~ndon financial cahisgTam sayss
Besinesa CONTINUED so GROW here though thu
fltity was virtually confined % American aud
Canadian railroad stocks Tho tone vas firm.
though the transactions sin were fmifed. bot tbs
saTiy huying a Americans desc.cpsd a bullish
tincns baltimore A Ohio shares sold the
July statement u the company Tintc4 vere holsi.
81 a y point slthough the Paris buarse
elosei. Anscorias followed tho AEsftcan Lad. sra
on it, initiative operators hsgzn 20 rgt IN utshs
add Bns.sns sleo n Is understood here Dat the
hank bas Seaaa 20 h5Fra~ N re osen market IA
strengthen she rooney rates Cali lnoney was cheap
81 "a government disbursements
Closing Quotations.
Atchi.on ~. csSsdiaD Psahe. ~ uuion Pa
rsae presefycd IA northern Pacific rrrsrsd. - e3
a., Craua Trunk - Anaepnda. n
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