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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
WORMS AT
BALLARD
Water Used There Today Is
Very Much Alive

p y ~ Armand. proprisgor ~ ina
Paris shaving rariurb ht Ballard. had
an sNpffisnrr thts fnHFniug that Ne
DOES not care g. have rsFe@tsd.
Il All hsppcnff about o.riaes thls
- sfuinF wheu AZ - Arnaud hsEHr
aEaHinx water iuta = nAthtun Hsfecc
tus bottom - the tah rad been ror-
nfsd With water. NaEuaH. Farying o.
iHHEsh from tWo e Eve inehza. cane
Ia bandfsfs from TIE spirut Ans
ann hsF Fsaohed fnahY thousands ~
feYe the wat~r wns taFnad OF, IAa
worms wcre 81 the common angle va
fINtY.
Ballard water ia procured frori On
aFteaian veil under TIRE ballard bridge
- feet In depth. HeN the worms Est
INTO the water Il mFstefF.
Ar 81 Aruaua starY Nas not -
llsVef az nrat Fnsnsts rafd he ~ q
nsefi fishing Hs showed them. how
sfss. bathtab hair fuN ~ worms
An hour later TIE elsasala e. the Bal
lard bank recorded a similar story
other water consumers began telling
boz they were afflicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
Small House Burns

A small house a. the corner % west.
sfn avenue and Mercer street burned
e. tho ground a. o'clock this nnrn.
IND. The house was seen IN flames
and some one telephunad an alarm rs
headquarters An engine company WIS
cent out. bat the huildinE was burned
e. the sFound when the apparatus ar.
rived The property ta thought u
have been owned by an old woman
and her sou. Their names are not
known The damage will not exceed
no. The origin uf the fire ~ a mys.
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
EMMA GOLDMAN.
ARRESTED TODAY
Chicago Police Capture the Anarchist
Leader Says She Is Sorry the
President Was Shot

CHICAGO Sept iea Goldman. leader
every police officer throughout
attempted assassination Mckinley arrested here this
morning
me woman At first denied that when
~ oncers VIM knew her admitted
she said she came here Sunday might has been in
~ s ~hsFs 'he was arrested ever since arrival
enc aeaea that she and that he shot President
ing else INV ''' ~ P's '.p
~ ,,. vas not prompted by me- she added.
re- % ts anarchists arrested Friday Saturday
iNa1 si.lunhs % Do with he foolish act
7 M sOrry he h II
ceu shed for lend
the Of
We e1ps 70
IL
$3.50 "'' uio'sh tae use the bullet ~ VI ''sih-
'ep' IA warrant charging Emma with con-
y a1nate the president. Ibis afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
DISASTROUS FIRE OCCURS
IN SALT LAKE CITY
Flames Break Out in Mine of the Smeter and
Supply CO.--ExpIOsOn Follows, and the
Conflagratian Spreads

SALT LAKE CITY. sept. io.--Four
flfrmon and enc ritiHsn we're injured
today In the biggest IRE in the his.
tory u Salt Lake city.
The flames broke cut a. , o'clock
the morning In the Mine. nmolier a
supply Co.'S store.
40 explosion blsw eat the wall o.
tie Oregon Short Lines general Of.
ices. causing a total loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

The new high-schooi building and
the ITO Grande a Western offices
were badly damaged.
spencer CiawHon. wholesale dry
goods. Utah Electrical supply CO..
salt Lake soda Water Co. and the
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 St aui local
sKsney offices arr totally wrecked.
Ne credible estimate Of the total
property ioas has yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
STEAMER NELSON
FROM SKAGWAY

The steamer Charles Nelson. Capt.
sehaEe. arrived from ekasway AZ
noon today. She left that port Sep
TENDER !. and her slow trip - ac-
counted for by the fact that she
called ut 20 different canning sta
lions. A. freight she had Is coo
cases ~ salmon. 80 tons Of Tread
well ore for San Francisco. and 100
barrels u aaltsd salmon she had a
small passenger list. as follows
L. v, Armstrong. q. II rruuhart
,. A. Nicholson. w. r. Hartman. N
Olson. A Riork r weHtman. ). Per-
roult. Charles johnson. Martha Run
ming. y -. Cromer. Anton Jantoft.
Martin Hansen and J. Minushimo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
IN THE COURT
OF APPEALS
Interesting Case involving Chinese
Deportation

The United states circuit court 81
appeals iasnorrpw viii listen % an
nfEmfnsnf on whether or not
Chinhuan. who has been ordered De
arted and appeals the case 90 the
court - appeals can obtain bail du~-
ina The pendsncy II the case. Inc
legal fatefnitY II looking with con-
siderable interest 90 the forthcoming
decision.
The case iu question j. The one
against guoy sue. who was frrrutfv
ordered a~nnrtsd for being AZ illegal
resident ~ the United states. ) 40
took IN appeal bat Judge Hnnfdra
refused 90 allow ball pending The hear.
ing n the appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

BUFFALO. sept io-Physielan's
bulletin AZ GEO "a. IA. nnyst
''proaident passed the most com
Portable night aincs the attempt on
his life. pulse. rs temperature,
lea. respiration. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

buffalo. sept. io.-Dr. McRur.
nsy came out Of the Mnbarn resi-
dsnee a, 1919 this morning and said
there was oaly a remote possibility
Of psrltonitla. lie predicted tina, the
president vii be In fair shsp. with
In two or three weeks.
DR. McBurney VIII probably 20
East tonight
Senator Hanna goes TO Cleveland
this afternoon.
The feeling Of encouragement over
the condition Of the president. which
grew stronger yesterday. has mount
ed 20 confidence today. The citation
q the physicians and others coming
from the sick chamber indicates that
there h now bat little doubt that the
president viii recover.
So sanguine ls this better that Pres.
idsnt Mllburn has given permission
to announce that there VIII be an.
other presidents day at the exposi.
ton. II Will be the occasion foe
Thanksgiving for tho recovery Of the
president.
A system Of electric signals II to
be arranged. 30 that at given eiga
bells win be set ringing, whistles
blowing and cannon booming al
over the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
THE EVERETT
RACES
Events Began This Afternoon
interesting Program
Announced

At Everett today began the annual
fair 81 the Hnohomlsh County AEfi-
cultural aaaociat ion. ThiH year the
fair ia 10 be made more than usually
Interesting. particularly t. horHemen
on account ~ the races which VIII
take place daily. More than one
hundred ~ the best trottefa. PAGERS
and runners on tho coast viii uartici-
pate iu the races Purses aEEreEat-
i4k s. 600 are offered for the winners.
a varied program viii be presented.
In the harness races are entered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

BUFFALO, Sept. 10.-At $50 a. M.
Dr, Hixcy said
The president asked again 20 bs
allowed TO sit mp this morning.
When 1 demurred he said.
on, I'm stronger. scol can
move easily
Then he gave some orders about
closing his home at Canton and sug .
gssted that they prepare 10 move
him to Washington, besides asking
about some state affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
THE STAR TELEGRAPHS TO
OTHER EMINENT PHYSICIANS

IN star also tuap n o
n
a New
q o De- o
u a. { d
Msrnv
.
los Dr. Is IN sry . IN
telegram
t-st Seattle ahD Eops e hnsau
II L
CHICAGO in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
HOW THE STAR OBTAINED
DIR. M'BURNEY'S STATEMENT

Thossh eoertesy Dr. Reed Broadn THIS city, the Star Is
enabled polish the foregoing telegram from Dr. Charles Mernsy surgeon
b In attendance President Mckinley
usua for eminent charge OF case to aeed to
friendship that
eoossy The telegram sent to Dr. M3orns
a the Of the Star
the
work. profession He called from New York
Dr. Dr. Clarke, Dr. Manu. Dr. flyn and Dr.
n charge OF the presidents
Dr. MBy tslgrarhe statement the most important yet given to
ALL
DOUBTS of the presidents ultimate
Particularly reaung Reserve force abundant"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
RAILROAD NOTES

y. ". Kaiioeh. freight and pnssen-
ger agent Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, stationed at Portland. Is In Sc
attic today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
DR.. M'BURNEY WIRES
ASSURANCE TO SEATTLE
T0DAY'S
BULLETINS
AND
REPORTS

nuFFAt.o. sept. io.-At $50 p. m.
Mr. Milburn said the president was
much better than on any previous
day since the shooting. lie added
that the patient il on tho road 20
speedy recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

BUFFALO. Sept. 10 Tho follow
inE onieiai bulletin was isauod at .
a'eiuoki
'The presidents condition thia
morning IN satisfactory 10 his ply
eleians Ir no complications arise.
rapid oonvalsaeenee may DO expect
ed. Pulse. ioi. temperature. pss. TO
Hplration, 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
DENIED BY
SEc'Y GAGE

WARRINGTON. d. c. sept. n
Secretary Of The Treasury Gage ar.
rived here from Buffalo this morning
Hs denied that he had hurried 10 the
capital Tor the purpose OF taking ae.
ton on the appeal Of New York bank.
era who have asked him 70 increase
the government deposit IN their vaults
for the purpose Of relieving the money
market. lie declares there Is no dan
ger Of strinaeney.
wAsHfNGToN. u. c.. Sept 10
Walter Gage has directed that the
incoming informal revenue receipts
be placed in the national bank de.
positories until a balance with each
IL reached equal to pay the value Of
the bonds held as security for such
depository.
This VIII divert 5000. 900 from the
government vaults.
The secretary of the treasury will
today invite proposals for the sale
70 the government OF $4,000. 900
worth Of state bonds other than
Twos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
BUFFALO. sept io.--At sigo an
official euilstin sain.
"No change ainea morning"

BUFFALO. SEPT io.-Al,hoash
they DO not wish 70 have u I'M
dsrssood that the danger poln, Is en-.
tirsly passed. the attending physl-
ciaus declare that. unless aoms an.
looked for complications develop. ths
pFesiden, certainly wili be restored
70 health. and ss time passes the
danger Of ths.s complications lessons
materially
No food Ia taksa by tire patient.
the only nourlshsnsnt given being In.
i.etions or iukrwsrm water ana
white % ssr. No sedauvss are giY-
sn. because tba ra'isu, l. compare
lively quiet. AMI from time 70 tins
gets natural sleep.
Precautions 10 insure absolute
stiffness IN the vicinity % ths MI
burn house are net RELAXED.
TAs physicians have NJ fear ina,
~. bullet issslf I'll eaa.s trouble.
They bsisevs i, : hsespslnS eneyst-
Cd teov~res with msmhranous 80.
sus,.
TIE quantity q nourishrsn, al.
nlnis,srea the prsslasa, is being In.
creased.
BUFFALO. sept. IA suard has
been placed At shs residence q Tar.
~ Hamiin. where Senator Hanna Ia
stopping.
The senator objected s,rsnuousiy to
Il. bu, the pollss would no, listen to
him.
Two patroimsH and one secret asr-
vice man were there all last night
and two patroInsn are guarding the
house today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

1T win not be possible TO move
him for three weeks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

THE Only Paper in
Seattle That Dares
To Print the News /; /: !:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25

The following synopsis Of the gossip N re-
market was received by % r Francis Bro. (
New York. Jan. 2a-Lordon cables reported the
York and srhitrage brokers we're fairly large
buyers OF stock. taking about &aoO shares in
Western and Union Pacific. The point was
made by some interests here that the arbitrage
trend OF LONDON operations These Interests
stated that London and Europe have been selling
selling is far in excess Of the arbitrage buying
Heavy selling orders were placed In St Paul
az the opening and during the gre sreates part Of q
shares. and there were numerous Loo and 2e0
share orders. amounting IN al TO about 40.ese
tha; all deal negotiations were OF. The con-
tinuaI reports about this deal have caused a
ssrest sssocaeed I with tn. controliing powers OF
81. Paul said to-day that the basis Of the report
hss ,ass,Iyf1,, e1arss susrentse ~ bSHser
dividend than il now paid on 81 fsri stock and
when this was refused. offered SUI higher rate;
early in the day on the sale Of 500 shares by \
Speculative eommissiou-house There was no
no reason 10 give forth action
The West was a heavy buyer OF stocks during
sil,r eSsr s ttT,b9ted to The operator recentiy
most active in the market hs BROKERS were
thought to have sold SO snirss hssoI lats yes'sr
day The market movements to-day and for
some time past have n measure been the re-
tsrssts INCLUDING Mr. Keene. q number OF Chi
cago Operators working together. and what Is
Al times two Of these interests working toTefher
have forced the third to lose its speculative
counter movement. in which heavy trading ard
Wild fluctuations occur To great extent his
Is the condition % the present msrsel i1nssed
on chicago selling and some stop orders were
reached sapport,Pg orders appeared at 81 and
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25
GOES TO NURSE HER HUSBAND.
Wife of Doctor Smith Starts for
Springfield, o., With His Son.

Mrs Leone b. Smith. wife OF Doctor VIII
lam Smith. who Is reported 70 nave at
tempted suicide in Springfield o.. last
"wednesday evening. departed for Spring
field last evening to be at her nuspand
side For the last five months Mrs. smith
has lived at No. Ss1 Washington avenue.
According to a dispatch received from
SnrinefieId7 Doctor Smith and his wife mad
a conversation over the iong-distanee tele-
phone In which she is said TO have ex-
Dressed her intention Of going on the stage:
The same evening Smith attempted to nii
himself with hatpin and threatened 10
shoot himself.
The couples s-year-old son. Cuthoert: nas
been boarding with his stepmother AT the
washington avenue address. and the boy
accompanied his mother to Springfield last
night Mrs Smith declared that she did not
know why her husband had ATTEMPTED 70
kip himself. and added that she mad maoe
no arrangements for stage career.
Doctor Smith is an osteopath, ana was
graduated from the osteopathic college AZ
Kirksyflle three years ago. He Is said 10 De
a native of Jamaica but has nved IN tnis
country for several years He mas oesn
married before. and his son, CutnperI -
b. former wife
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25
SUIT GROWS OUT OF A RAID.
Bookmaker Cook Asks 50 900 Dam
ages of Three Police Officers.

Suit was fled in the United States Cir
cult Court yesterday by Frederick Cook.
me o99An1aksr Snie5 o Ponce
tectives James II. Smith and Michael w
Kelly to recover S5.O0o. in which amount the
plaintiff alleges he was damaged by the de-
fendants
The petition alleges that the defendants.
conspiring together. entered the plaintiff 5
force broke open a safe. the contents OF
which they carried away. The contents. il
Is claimed consisted of money, books of ac-
count insurance policies and 9th articles
OF value. The plaintiff further alleges that
the safe was left complete wreck. and
that he sustained actual damages amount
ing 20 s. Co., and that because of the wrong
done BY the defendants unlawfuily. will
fully and maliciously. the plaintiff ought To
have and receive of the defendants. by pun
itiya and exemplary damages. the further
sum OF 5000. Judge David Murphy appears
on the petition as the attorney for the
plaintiff.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25
TWELVE YEARS FOR ROBBERY.
Charles Muckridge Convicted Of
Completely in Saloon Hold-Up.

Charles Muctridge, who was arrested sew
eral weeks ago by Policeman Locis Lange
of the Central District after an exciting :
midnight duel, was convicted OF highway
robbery in Judge Ferriss's court yesterday
and sentenced TO twelve years in the peni-
tentiary. Joseph Ginocchio, a saloonkeeper
at sixteenth and Olive streets. was the
prosecuting witness
on the morning of November .. shortly
after midnight, Officers Lange and Noonan
noticed two men acting suspiciously at the
corner of sixteenth and Chestnut streets
The men ran away when they saw the Of
ficers. Muckridge ran around the corner.
and when Lange came around on the run.
fred directly at him. but the bullet went
Wild The officers captured him after an
exciting chase. In which they emptied their
reyolvers. The other man escaped
Muckridge was positively identified by
Joseph Ginoochio. a saloonkeeper at Six
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25
Foreign Exchange.

There was good demani f0f foreign ex-
change and the market WAS hTIn ami i-s2 per
cent higher all around
y. II. Francis Bro. * CO. report closing rates
: follows.
days AS37.a .a4.8
Commercial sterling on bankers checks 4Ssis;
So d4ys -se1.uT. - days 4Sl5sHfS2
Grain bills SaizHE.
Cotton bills 4S2NHA.
Bankers Paris cables SIS. d. h. Lie; checks
5.ljs.. - 1avs 5.iSis-
Commercial French francs, checks 5.iSi4: 50
ConniercisI Swiss francs. checSs 5is7. d. b. LIS
q. D. 49,. 20 days 5.Z2iz-
felgian @rancs. checks S.iS d-l9fl-is"isls: so
Tankcrs'' reichsmarss cables S. 7-isats: checks
95is q is: 60 days s4-sN1-.6-
Commercial reichsmarKs checks % l-lsIis. 90
days 81 ass: - days q 3-ieais
BANKERS Dutch guiitlers checks -; e' days
sOIs.
Commercial Dutch guiders, checks so'.a5-le; 90
DAYS 41G4a LID
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25
City of 81. Louis.
Corrected daily by Gaylord. Blessing & Co. so7
ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE.
A Bull Market. Heavy Dealings and
Largely Higher Prices.

Tho banner session OF the week was held on
price records were broken Broks-s were unusi-
ally We'll supplied with orders and big busi-
iss4 shares Of stock being traded in. A feature
Of the market was the strength shown. pretty
sndc losing at the top in nearly ali cases owing
to the fact that the most urgent orders were
the dealings during the session were confined TO
these securities all others bid bid FOR & and on onersd
selling
Railways for which there were a good, big
leading houses. and which we're fiied i at stronger
and. in some cases. higher prices. For instance
50 q and closed with more saiable at that. and
1850 asked These prices Were the same as the
day before. but the market tone was much
stronger.
The market for the preferred United was un-
questionably strong The demand was urgent
and q & total of ~ shares were dealt In during
srks sSen a. ;hs . ni sSd nsv mali being m mIde ss al &
sh ing Sa ahd and o none ors frsnsis @ sPss STOCK ok
sss hight Sa, gTes The s fsies s amounting % to 2
bid and iis.25 asked.
local trust stocks but sales were only fair. not
vithstanding the fact that brokers were prepared
for. The stocks meeting with the best demand
weTe & . Mercantile as, and Ia h.ncoIn both OF Then
shares. but they brought an advance Of rs
soc so fan Wine n CLOSING inc o Rre pp, 5G hs
at s2s5.: bid and t2ss asked There was an
eager demand for Lincoln, and p shares
changed hands at s15s. or ~ points better than
the previous days best bid Other sales wer.
f. One Of the biggest single bank stock ord.-
ever executed on The exchange since its organi-
Eation. Was that Of 30 shares OF National Bank
OF Commerce stock The buying end was in the
hands of .'Berie.' Walker. OF c.. H. Walker &,
Co. and the selling principally by Alex. Grant
of A G.. Edwards Sons The price paid FOR
the entire block was $40 per share. represent ng
a value OF over so. 90. There was more wanted
at the above price. but sellers were cleaned ou:
Among the other bank stocks in demand and
which showed price improvements, was Mer-
olsants-I-aelede National, which was IL, point,
higher at $3.50 bid American Exchange SIS
per share bid and Mechanics s2io bid. Four-,
National was easier at $215 sellers- South side
was in demand At $50. and German Savings had
a seller at $2s5.
Mining stocks were again neglected ,ni
weaker. with sales. Granite Ri- Metal m,
showed most weakness. and was s. .s2i. bid and
s.. asked
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25

checked the decline. There news upon
which the selling could he based
B. r. 7. was attacked by trOkers for specu-
latlVe interests that have been bearish the
stock for some time They used arguments
against the stock that the expected changes will
not occur in the directory tomorrow. and re-
vived unfdvorable reports about the financial con-
dition Of the company. Most cf ths selling was
for short account. and the buying wss cUuziiered
good generally for interests friendly 10 the pres
ert management.
London cables we're as follows.
I1n,on. . p. rn--The securities markets gener-
ally are finn aud show a good un1ertoue. Al
thGr-f business l. at "A minimum, selling prs
sure appears 10 have been entirely eliminated for
tf... time being ST Paul a feature ot a firm
market for amGrf,an securities. good deal %
the buying was on American adyices-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25

,..a, r..- cont. pr,me mercantile paper SiLaHt
urr cent sterling exchange nrm. with actual
business in bankers bills at SiN'-- FOR demand
and a. "a Sas for "a days; posted rates A.Sie and
81 IS: COMMERCIAL bills si.SSMi, ST. Silver GER
tificate< 63I.d65c. Mexican dollars N'sc- state
ctangea $50 500 SIS: balances SH.S9l1 "a
Boston. Jan. 24.-Exchanges Sa'o-sSls: balances
81 $50. AZ. -, 49,, 49, 49, 80,
baltimore. Md. Jan 2i.-CiearinEs S3.5-o.4iS;
balances s42G lOi -.
81 gss go Posted exchange S.Siiz al Ssi-. New
York exchange &c premium
cent New York exchange at i5c to % premium.
ClesrfnEs e g7s go.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25
TO ENFORCE MARRIAGE LAWS.
Licenses Showing No Returns Sent
to Circuit Attorney.

Circuit Attorney Folk received from Re
corder Hahn yesterday list Of the mar
rtage licenses upon which there have been
no returns In the last six months The law
makes II a misdemeanor for failure TO make
a returu on a marriage license In ninety
days II the license is not Used II Is the
duty of the persons taking II out TO make
the returns. When the license fs used IL
hecomes the duty OF the minister or justice
,yho performs the ceremony to make the
return Circuit Attorney Folk Will present
the list to the Grand Jury for investigation
Eollovin2 is the list received yesterday:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25
KILLED AT PRAYER MEETING.
Tragedy Results From a Quarrel
Over a Girl

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. jan 4-At a prayer
meeting in Point Township. In Posey Coun-
ty last night Lee Walker killed Ed Brown
by stabbing him in the back. The men
auarreied over a girl. Walker made has
escape into Illinois
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-25
FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

ronson IAN 24-CIosing stocks: Consols for
money ess: do. for the account 96 Ills; Atchison
Central i53I- Louisville 9gs: Union Pacific pre-
ferrsd s5it; New York Central 1885,: Erie zsss:
! Iennsylvania 7liz: Reading lsi1: Erie first pre-
ferred s5I.; Northern Pacific preferred ssh Grand
Trrnk Z: Anaconda SIS: Rand mines 375s- Money
3Lkd5 per cent Rate CT discount IN the open
Tarket for short bills Is per cent: do. three
months bills tg per sSsno, Ssns SIs. m msd
q a.: Lisbon 4S; Rome SIS Spanish A. ia The
weekly statement Of the Bank Of England shows
ti ca 900: circulation decreased Es5s 600: bullion
creased f. III oc0: other securities decreased "a
al; 0, other deposits decreased e. is5 90, public
leased u. .sis oS: Government securities decreased
I;hs proposition Of the Bank Of Enxiand's ~
serve 10 liability is A5s per GENT, Last week it
at per cent
PARIS Ian 2f.-On the Bourse to-day prices
orsned firm but later were easoer on disappoint-
M, nsnr ttat the bank rate in London WAS not re-
Suced and owing TO the Shanghai message indi-
csfing a difference between the Russian and
in rression At tire close business all around was
dtfI Three per cent rentes I0if yii.c for the
count Exchanges on London 25f lzi1c for checks.
spanish A. closed at Ils@i-
shows the following changes: Notes In circulation
decreased 759sae9f: treasury accounts current in
creased g. 125.ooef gold in hand Increased +lo-
f.9- bills discounted increased I5.0of. silver
in hand increased 4.fso.o00f
Germany.
Reriiu. Jan. 24-Exchange London 2om tsii
pfgS for checks Discount rates: Short bills "a
psrnsd sS weaker on the Boerse today. owing to
t6e unsatisfactory December returns OF the Har-
pare and Hioerna companies. Industrials were
4merIcans were steady. Canadian Pacific anc-
mated.