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The sun., 1901-10-10
A Giant ynrinhlc stnr.

In the constellation Gemini is q
well-known variable star, Zeta, OF
less than the third magnitude when
brightest, which. according TO an cs,
innate recently set forth BY Miss Ag-
mes NJ Glerlie, may be ranked among
the giants u starry space. The com,
paratiye insignifcance Of Zeta Ge-
minorum among the visible stars ap.
pears to be due TO its enormous dis.
tance, If removed equally far away,
our sun would be only one thirty
seventh AS bright as Ieta Geminorum
when II It's maNimnm brightness,
and Miss Clerke computes the gravi-
tative power Of the star at 22j times
that Of the sun. Observatory.
The sun., 1901-10-10
Plant Lovers Are Not wnnton.

Il Il no uncommon thing TO hear
persons say that they love flowers; but
watch them among the flowers and you
Will see them pick fine Specimen, toy
with ii for ii time. and then-c calmly
J hreB it on the ground TO be trodden
Ha3er foot. Love never wastes the en-
orgies Of It's object, aud we may there
for set down this professed love Of
flowers as very unreal thing. The
MaSte. sheer waste, Of pant life il in
credible, and il is not the children who
ate responsible for the vandalism be-
raFed by bunches of wild flowers that
rev the lanes. paths and pnrches.
Every child should be taught by those
@ho have il in charge hat plants are
living things. playing heir part ii the
great scheme of life, scheme % IN
athunahle that Ii detits tile most
earchjHg scrutiny of even the most
powerful intellects.-Current L!tera.
iure.
The sun., 1901-10-10
work ~ pnntilc 6.nl,In.

Victoria. B IL Oct, q. Iamps Will
! n, superintendent II thn Canadian
iacitic telearaphs; MI. Lockwood Who
i,t charge ot tlla woG.. u preparing
tae landing of tAe Pacific caflc, and
I ~ engineers haSe started for Ban-
iaia creek. on tile west coast Of yan-
,1jei 's!and. 14i miles from Victoria.
! make ar@l-eiaetts fit tlic site fol.
t.s" landing plae of the Pacific cable.
harts viii ~ luilt ana houses 10 49,
imaodite tlie staff which win consist
Mi about forty mon. Ihc cable repair
hip VIII not have ITS headquarters on
tiiS coast. III previously announced,
lalt at I'iii.
The sun., 1901-10-10
Ro,ai Party III ontario.

Schrehar ONT. Oct .. TIA saceial
tains of the Duke ana Duchess of
ornWall ar" again Oh lle north shore
ff Lnle Superior On the return through
Gntaro. They reaehed Fort William
t O'clock, and Wien engines and
,stews lad heen changed were away
as.in fiji Sehseiber. tle next division
al.ht There was 4 pretty night dem
t7tration a Rat Portage, Where bon
aes and torches li-hted up me depot
Grounds. The aluEr and duchess ap-
arrtl on tle platform 81 their car ana
aaaafdllE acknowledged tho demon
sratipu
The sun., 1901-10-10
SECOND TrIaI of cn1rh po,,ers.

Georgetown. KY, Get. 9.-The see
0Rd trial Of Former Secretary Of state
Caleb Powers on I'll" charge Of com
llicitE il The Goebcl assassination has
been resumed IN the circuit court.
Among tho witnesses for the common.
wealth Who did not testify III the pris-
Gner'S first trial are Former Governor
~. q. Bfadlcy, Former Congressman
John Henry Wilson, III, G. Il. cecil.
William Dillon. Z Republican politician
Of cast Kentucky, anil William rarlrr.
chairman of The Republican committee
Of kEoY county, Powers home.
The sun., 1901-10-10
view Ru.stan wnrshsn snils.

Philadelphia. oct. q The new rus.
Sian hattleship Retvizan has left
camp- ,Aipgard for tlie Brooklyn
nayy Iard where her bottom viii BE
cleaned aud painted preliminary % her
otiicial trial "trip off tlie Massachusetts
coast From Brooklyn tie l;etyizau
will proceed 70 Boston, whore she wflI
be Joined by the inspectors and most of
tie invited guests. Tie test viii be
made over Ii" government course 10,
tween CAPE Porpoise and Cape Ann.
The sun., 1901-10-10
Group OF Royal cousins

The queen Of the Netherlands her
husband, Prince Henry, and thc t,rr-
man emperor are all third cousins, All
three being great great grandchildren
Of King Frederick William II. or prus-
sra Prince Henry is also descended
tfom Frederick William III. 50 that
ne = The rmperor's second cousin.
me queen Is also somewhat nearer
.lah 9 THIRD cousin to the emperor,
,lr"i'sh Their descent from Emperor
Palll Of Russia. London News.
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pnstaraIs AttncIs al !, Zoe.

Newhurs, y. Y. Oct .. While on
Ais way y school Anthony Meyers,
aged fourteen, was accosted by wom-
Ar, Who asked Linn If lie wanted some
cologne. The lad said YES, ana the
woman dashed file contents Of 4 bottle
Y earhalic acid in lis face. The boy
raised Ills arm in time 10 save his eyes,
hnt His face was badly burned. The
woman, who was unknown 10 young
Meyers, fled after the assault. II is
supposed She hal 4 grudge against the
'atls family.
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Very strange

Queer she never got married. She's
50 capable and resoureeful a woman
SO earnest and forceful"
"Is she?''
"oh, YES, indeed. She's the kind Of
a woman who can look out for her
self. Why, She knocked i man down
once when he tried to tlirt with her,
she took horsewhip 10 i fellow who
spoke Of her il q dcrogatory manner
and she drove peddler four blocks
with a mop"
Yes, yes he returned, thought
fully; IL is strange that no one ever
has seemed to want her for wife.
isn't it," Chicago Post.
The sun., 1901-10-10
NEW YORK STATE DAY
Large Attendance at the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition.
GOVERNOR ODHLL PRESENT.
Many Prominent Persons In the Pa
rade, OF which the Fourth Bri-
1ade, N. G. y. N. ", Formed
the Military Contingent.

Buffalo, Oct 9.-New York state day
at the Pan-American exposition opened
with threatening weather, but was the
banner day of the exposition from the
point of attendance. The day was OBJ
served with fitting ceremonies and a
proper display of state pride and dig
nifty. At 8 o'clock in the morning the
reception committee assembled at the
city hall to receive the specially in
vited guests. These included the gov
ernor and members Of the governors
staff and their wives and members of
The legislatures Of 1899. 1900 and 1901.
At 10 O'clock Governor Odell and his
staff, escorted by The Fourth Signal
corps Of the national guard, Squadron
a, tile Second battery and platoon of
police arrived at the city hall from the
residence of Mr.. William c. Warren,
where the governor Is stopping. The
signal corps under Lieutenant Colonel
Chaplin served as the special escort Of
the governor.
At the city hall the other organiza-
tions composing the Fourth brigade.
under command Of Brigadier General
Welch, We're already drawn up in line
When the governors party arrived
Shortly after l0:3U o'clock the parade
under command Of General Frederick
Phisterer, grand marshal Of the day,
moved
The Parade.
First came Il platoon of mounted po-
lice, followed by carriage in which
We're seated Governor Odel and the
grand marshal surrounded by the
Fourth signal corps; then carriages
containing tie governors staff. Genei-
al Charles L. Roe. st. Clair McKelway.
the orator of the day; members Of the
state commission state and city off
cials. members of the directory Of the
Pan-Ameriean exposition and members
of the legislature. Bringing up the
rear was the entire Fourth brigade un-
der compand Of General Welch. The
line of march was through the princi-
pal streets to Delaware avenue to the
Lincoln parkway entrance.
As the head Of the procession entered
the grounds a salute of nineteen guns
was fired. The parade continued di-
ItNlIa " llf fHldtllllIll, through the rs
planade, where the governor, before a
vast audience, reviewed the troops Of
the Fourth brigade
II Was 30 when the governor and
party reached the Temple Of Music
where the exercises Of the day were
held Daniel y. Lockwood presided
and made brief speech. He was fol
lowed hy John g. Milburn, president of
the exposition. who briefly welcomed
the governor and party and then intro,
duced the governor.
The governors remarks were fre.
quently interrupted by applause. When
he had concluded. the governor intro
duced st. Clair McKelway of Brooklyn
the orator Of the day.
This concluded the ceremonies in the
temple.
The remainder Of the afternoons
programme included luncheon AT the
New York State building, a balloon
race II The Stadium and a private din.
ner to the governor at 30.
The sun., 1901-10-10
Long LiYhtninr Rod

he IAfYest lightning conductor in
he world is in Bavariil. The top Of it
!, some yards above the nieteorolog.
cal station on the IugsPitze, the high
est point Of land in the German en-
pire, II runs down the side Of the
mountain 70 body Of running wa
Ter The length Of the rod is three
and half mileS.-N. Y, Times.
The sun., 1901-10-10
A PrO.r.osticntfon

AS | rode through the streets of Pc.
king one day last August, with ghast-
y forms Of death on every side, |
passed q buddhist temple. over the
door Of which WAS anewly written in
scription, on which the ink wis not
yet dry. Capt. Munthe, of tile Chinese
customs, Who was with me, stopped 10
read II What a strange people they
are" he said. "Who but a Chinaman
would ever have thought, al such 4
time, Of writing this? From ten thon-
sand bitternrsses wells the Eternal
Peace. contemporary Review.
The sun., 1901-10-10
SMITH GOES TO sAMAR.
Will Avenge the Massacre of Con
neIl's Company.

Manila. Oct q General Smith has
sailed from here for tAe relief of tie
island Of SaInar. lie will take com
mand Of Salnar and Ltyte. % as Il IN
ahle General Hughes % ,levote him
aelf . lie island Of Gebn. where
trouble is possible unless strong meas
ures are adopted.
General Smith will b. accompanied
by battalion Of the Seventh infantry.
who are anxious 70 ayenge tile disaster
u Company G Of the Ninth infantry.
Further accounts from Sanar re-
c"ived here show tllat horrible indignf-
t.as We're perpetratel on the dead
bodies.
The sun., 1901-10-10
A Strange I.euacx

Count Ouen, French millionaire,
has left large sum Of money to the
city Of Rouen to be devoted to a Gu
flous use. The money will produce
10000 annually, and the count directs
nat this sum i 70 be given to the best
built and healthiest couple married in
koneh every year. The count was i'm
pressed at the increasing degeneracy
" the French race, and hopes by
means 81 this Legacy % bring about a
more healthy state Of affairs.-N. Y.
Sun.
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4 welcon,e yisitor.

Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Chatterton called
on me yesterday afternoon. | was
very glad TO see her.
Mrs. Gibson But isn't she an awful
scandal-monger?
"les, that's just il. II was 4 stupid,
rainy day, and you don't know what
a lot Of interesting tales She told
me."-Someryille (Mass) journal.
The sun., 1901-10-10
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eu.e lx -
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s5ea ta 2s.
tha ar iii
NJ l
re Till s I
sN. o-t a
best t.ea Ga- Et 80
saher. I!a ths1 r
Fuspeetirs Ea aE-
cnr.
"Naa,7 a
evolrer, ba-
ia~ 70 fla n5 --t Y
w.theut ;Be eE-. IT. -arz
eoltcr asa:as- iitasIt aa3 te-. @ !.
I'he colsnel sra5ir
vaancd TIL ot.ears 81 tt-e r-ie en-
rrains i,aucAe-y and drla,ea-
aess."
The sun., 1901-10-10
James J. mrs Daughter Married.

st, Paul, MINI, Oct. o 81 high
noon ~ tllr residence u President !. i.
Hill of tile Great Northern railway on
summit av"nne occurred tlr wedding
Of biz daughter Miss Charlotte It'll,
and Mr.. George Theron Sladc Of Scran-
ton, Pa Archbishop John ireland oil.
ciatine, only nelabrrs Of Tie ilnpcdI.
ate families and a few friends were
nrnsnl1f
The sun., 1901-10-10

OF unsoid copies at the rate or one
per cent. per pound They will have
TO pay the regular rate of oac cent
for four ounces, the same as ordi-
nary newspapers and periodicals
mailed by individuals. This prob, oi-
tion as TO the unsod copies applies
both to he news agents and the pub
fishers
The sun., 1901-10-10
The Lnnries-Rnhlin Einnt

san Francisco Oct, D. November
ii Las beel agreed upon NJ the date
for tie Ieffrcs Rubin fight ii tbs
city> fetfries has posted Ills 5000 for
feit and nothing remains now I'M the
selection Of referee. Ii Is generally
understood that Harry Gorbett will be
chosen il he can By prevailed upon II
ate.nt
The sun., 1901-10-10
SO Excursion 10 Pan-American
Exposition via the Baltimore
and OHIO EaiIroad

On octoner ION, 10th, END. alst
trtin leaves Wilmington. Delaware
a,3a 4. ~. aiIordiug delightful rilc
through thr famous Wyoming Saller.
Through parlor cars. Tickets. good re
turning seven days including date If
sale, On all trains except "Iilack Dia
mond Express" and Royal Limited"
The sun., 1901-10-10
Sensational Preacher.

Patience-Is your preacher sensa-
tional?
Patrice--I should say so! Why he
preached sermon last Sunday, and
he took for his subject: Its Hard
to Keep Good Man Down"
"Well?"
"Oh, it was all about Jonah and the
whale. Yonkers Statesman.
The sun., 1901-10-10
NF'hnIebnck steamer Lost.

Washington. Oct 8. The life saving
service has received the following dis
patch from iiS station at Bailrisharlor
us. WAalpback steamer Thomas
Wilson totally lost; the crew, twenty
men, saved by life saving service"
The sun., 1901-10-10
Fou-th si.ss postnnster.

WaShil sta.a. Get. o The following
fourth f.a.s postnaSters have been APP
pointed:
S"w YonE Ilntchess junction. A. l..
s"sburgll; Lebanon Lake, &. ". Gina
pin.
PENNSYLVANIA iNcclcrsburg (Wyo
ming county,. y. y. Holmes; Kellers-
burg tAlmstfong county,, j. G. Mohney.
The sun., 1901-10-10
House BUYERS attention,.

Look at once at new houses, Tenth ana
l.nlntaw street, rooms aud bath. Ten
built, five already sold. Its the price tn t
sells them quickly. Best value in the
city. Home Real Estate Company.
Agents on ground.
The sun., 1901-10-10
His LITTLE .JaYSe

Elnnlgan oi hear ycz hoy i girrul
baDy Y Your house, McMunus. Phwat
Is i yez are afther calm I'll, infanf2
McManus Shnre. an It do be Caro-
rms, ~ ovid woman tells me. but oi
call her Carrie for short, Oi dunno
Carrie. is 4, McAIamus? Faith IL,
ihai5s q good name fer i faymale mis-.
Daily .,en..
The sun., 1901-10-10
New Ameer ProcIni,ned

Simla. Oct 8 Habib G.llah khan
has been officially proclaimed atnerr.
and the accession has been accepted by
his brothers and the sirda.S. All is
auint Ill KahMl
The sun., 1901-10-10

4 shirtwaist wedding took place
II Belyidere, y. J., the other Cay. All
&C. invited guests appeared at the
..a'rch II the latest popular apparel,
bride AMI groom being the excep-
li0ns
The sun., 1901-10-10
The Rnnsom Enna.

Boston, Oct. 9.-Additions to the
stone ransom fund have practically
ceased. Only two small checks were
received up to noon. The fund aggre-
sates nearly $4,000
The sun., 1901-10-10
l1i.g nennrci,ns.. Rritnnnin

London. Oct, y. King Edward has
iepnrelasel his former racing cutter
britannia from Sir Richard Bulkeley.
The sun., 1901-10-10
The weather.
Partly cloudy, with fog followed by
showers; light to fresh southerly winds.

bargains i'll clothing, furniture, kitchen
utensils and various other useful articles
ttt the rnmmage sale for the benetit
the Homeopathic Hospital in Pylc's Cy-
Gle Academy.
The sun., 1901-10-10

70 nnt forget thn Isnmmage sale IL
l'Fln's GSrle Academy for the benefit
of the Homeopathic Hospital
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
WALL STREET md EXCHANGES.

1-opErcN ,TR ADJNG.-London prices
strong and foreign houses oousn' 60 t tho
shares in the local market. soou pa " -
,,, ,ras Thought TO represent operatlohS os
t+orosts short of the market London stocN ,e
Gently sold in the market VIII proo'''' ~
ivered inside of ten days .,, r,,n,,
INTERNATIONAL PUMP-lnternalioHai "p
common advanced one point to 49, Al TINS price -Ie
.o,,, ,to,de over S Der cent It is a t per cei'
dividend paying issue. Reports from tne eops 80
show that current earnings are elu"i ~ -.
than per cent a month on tine coii'lion '"
This concern is made up of the leading pump man
..,i,,,, cor,nanies in the country, and It's ousi-
moss includes heavy orders from all parts VI ''o
world foreign pump companies oeiiie uiO
compete with 1t successfully .
RFADrNc SHARES-Brokers who usually act
for Mr. Keene were heavy buyers of Reading sec
o,as and common Operators for rise oeaeFe tiI'i'
Morgan interests do not hold sufficient STOCK Ioi
control and that the securities are 100 "'ii ~
tributed TO admit of large blocks being thrown on
the market by big interests A pronniheh'
house bought Reading common. ,,os
p,<L- CIEARINCiS-The total bank cieafihe'
- all tho clearing houses of the United states Loi
the week ending November Is were s-'o''
against 81 1856 459 .s32 in the preceding "eeA' '-
50 $50 30+ lOS in the corresponding week last e-
pavIROAD EARNINGS.-''The Flnanclai Cii'''-
ic1e'' computes the gross earnings OF Sky uoe
oods for the fourth week OF october, 1901 at $l',
s71 on an increase of $2.446526, or loo' per ce
For the first week of November for'E-se>e" 10.
renort gross earnings of SO 1896 an increase o
81 Oss 917, 1872 per cent -
S'DT-T .u,,pu .%D HT-DSON-The current ru-
,,ors quggesting any changes IN the officers OF 'he
delaware and Hudson Company are un1oui'ueu
The subject has not arisen for discussion III any
form Dv>-0
JERSEY CENTRAL READING DIV NiDh,D -.
Pr-NOR-There is a current rumor that the next
d,,,dand on Jersey Central will be increased ana
that rhe proceeds will 10 pay diVioeho oii
Reading second preferred
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Stock market trading was moderatively active
+b-ouvho,,- -he two hours of business on an
asvancine level of values. Higher London quo
+a+ions and the expectation Of q favorable bank
statement encouraged bull activity in the early
dealings while the publication Of the bank ns-
ures in the last hour caused further price I'M
I,roverr1ent in the final transactions AS a re-
suit of all changes. reserve above legal require
rnents increased 81 1890 to SIC. .1o3,S25, which
connares with 81 7669775 in the time a
wear ago. and a deficit of S312o25 in 1879 Inc
increase In cash holdings was smaller thah IN
dicated by Fridays estimates. but contrac'on
in loans and deposits helped TO expand the re-
sa-re i-en, The banks are in a remarkably
strong position despite q reserve or only slo-
1n3 sos. Gold exports last week amounted to
inward of S. 600 G0O yet cash holdings IN
creased, loans decreased and reserve expanded
tn. decrease in loans was hardly expected, in
,-ierr Of the activity in the stock market
1,,r+be- heavy shipments of gold Will be mace
-his week. but there will doubtless be enough
orrsettine factors TO prevent an ADVERSE effect
on bank conditions.
The course Of stocks yesterday reflected
strong bull sentiment in speculative circles anu
q disposition the part Of substantial inter
ests to work for higher prices. Excellent buy-
ing was noted in the hard coal stocks, especially
in Reading and Erie common Far ouFlhs
WAS reported In high class issues. but attention
anneared TO be centred the cheaper priced
stocks II is generally understood that strong
hull pool is operating in the Reading common
In the industrial list small volume or ousl-
ness was transacted in all but the more popu-
lar shares. although there indications Of a
growing demand for the attractive shares that
have been comparatively inactive for many
months Interest is increasing in the PRESSED
Steel Car securities which represent raploly
exnandtns car building company Steel cars
are becoming more popular with the railroads.
as reflected in the large proportion OF ORDERS
that are given TO the Pressed Steel Car Com
ranv For instance, Of the Pennsylvania S re
cent heavy orders for 1900 new cars, con-
tracts for 5000 were awarded TO the Pressed
Steel Car Company. Pressed Steel Car issues ana
American Car and Foundry preferred are eX-
tre7r1ely attractive at current quotations Amer
;can Locomotive shares are also expected 10
sell much higher
The market closed firm. with prices near the
hest of the day Western houses were heavy
buvers, while prominent local speculative IN
+erests were active on the long side
The usual weekly table Of price changes Tor the
active stocks follows
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDll1oNS'

c. Schumacher & Co say in their weekly rs''e"
Since the sth inst: the market for sts[.''S s 5 he
chance has had q further advance or &c III ~ tiie
,nI,nd for prime bankers demand ana OF '2I1sC
for sixty day bills. while Continental ekcna,,S, E
,,ho,,gb ,.arx firm shows but trifing advance
ovtnS 10 the steady rise In quotations OF sters t
.xrbanre on the Continent II II Is correct '..it
- Snf1. ~ rnaturftics Of bills drawn during lh
summer months fall due during the trst nan H % %l
Novarnbor then a decrease in the demand ioi ~
c,anga might now reasonably be expected NV
liza hlitIes however. seem to have beTn l'Cut ,jb
abroad since then and some transactions "nISi mn
have been reported Of late lead 10 the pe1et t,ii
her large rcmlttances to Europe Will De htSiTu
80 90, ti,ns 10 come The supply of cotton niI!s
continues fair though hardly as large as lasi we,
Ths recetpts OF grain bills were again very th',-
erata Ths present weeks gold shipments afn9ult-
cd TO q 500 600 which brings the total OF goda d, N
rorts from October / to present date to $lp;2"t''
iruv an extraordinary state of atialrs at thLs So
sor, of the year Up this time last year we hau
airaaiv in,norted SZ 100000. Such change in CON
ditions may he of temporary nature onIy OF hS
no the beginning OF that permanent chahKe "I'Cit
our superior resources over those OF IN" feSt vi
,ha world we're bound 10 accomplish sooner or Ialer
MIA cling the United States in the leading postioh
hitherto held by other Commercial! nations.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED bv Tracy & Co. No. 20 waIl-et)
/ Open Hishl Low. lCloss
OETSTDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market yesterday was
quiet and the volume of business done was hght
Mexican National IS in good demand around
20 >-a, Erg,and Gas and Coke issues were strong.
h,t no stock WAS offered. The bonds advanced
ner cent in the bid 81 without sales Union
Conner became frmer toward the close advancing
>. sa hid White Knob Copper sold at %. Storage
1,U7sr % ~ was strong advancing point on purchases
Of about 900 shares. British Columbia copper
si s1' Transportation sold at So. St Louis Transit
Hncda sold at sSb American Can issues were
tnany but ouiet Northern Securities rose points
on purchases OF 200 shares to H. Consolidated Oti
cnl3 IN 10 7S The bank shares We're duli ana
Neglected The market closed steady but quiet
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-oreans-
mercial 81 discount; bank. par. San Francisco
Sight 1or: telegraph l2I1c Boston-Par. Chicago
lie premium. Charleston-Ruying 1-sc discount
selling 1-16c premium savannah-Buying, sc of;
selling. par.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKFT-Call money In
London. 2-s per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills 3.G- per cent; long bills. 5b-log
ga per cent Berlin discount rate 23s per cent Tor
three months bills and per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange on London. % marks q pf"nnigs
Paris exchange on London. Q francs 1i3 centiInes
Paris discount rate %. per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British consols for
money 9l7. for the account 81 1916, Spanish As in
London 6e3 French rentes. 100 francs 81 centimes
THE SILVER MARKET.-Har silver. 5sA.c: Mex
lean silver dollars 45c Bar silver in London closed
at 26lsd
GOLD PRENIUM.-In Madrid i251; Lisbon, SO;
Buenos Ayres. I32 10: Rome. 2.s5.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

,o,,.. - ,7s M m Friday The heaviest dealings
we're IN the Atchison adjustment IS, Baltimore anu
Ohio debenture As Chicago, Burlington ana quincy
As Chicago Terminal Transfer As. Colorado anu
Southern 1st As Erie general IS Kansas -
Southern 3s Mohawk and Malone incomes ->ot
for, o,d yree+arn as Northern Pacific IS, Reading
general As ST. Louis Southwestern 2ds, southern S
Pacific 4s Southern Railway 1st 5s Third avenue
Is. Union Pacific 1st and convertible is and WaOaSh
debenture Bs
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
COLOR4DO SPRINGS STOCKS.

CLOSING o,,otatioEs on the Colorado Springs Mining
Stock Exchange by the Counselman & Day private
wire from William p. Bonbright & Co. Colorado
Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
HONEY AND EICH4NGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates as quoted foi-
low Call money. 3G4 per cent; ruling rate. per
cent Time money. 412G5 per cent for sixty days
three four and six months on railroad collateral.
Commercial paper ilg75Ia per cent for three. four
and six months for the best names, and above for
names not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market firm. Actual