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With q better spinning demand and Threatening
ns ON hs Sns sds cotton
up easily and retained much OF the advance a. the
close. The temperatures were lower In the soutn.
west and In the far northwest were 80 low rs 70
the cotton belt and there was even fear that me
cotton bell and bring, frost. liverpool The Con,
tlnent. Wall Street, the West and New Orleans
n, os 81
identified with the cotton trade. commercially Or
specua!ysly. were buyers The receipts fell OF. on
and abroad are more inclined 70 take hold =. these
they bought very freely last season. Spot mar;
kets showed more steadlness and tho Liverpool
es ga Is. s. a ws 81
seller. The short interest Is stu very heavy both
and in the meantime the crop reports whether
worthy Of crcdenee or not. are certainly IN ths
sources and there are experienced men in the trade
who maintain there where there Is 80 much smoke
'hs On. lm Sc s. iSn' IT. probable tina. the
bil,Iss OF frost developing from tho present cold
wave have been unduly e1aseented IN the essi,
Cooler conditions may soon pass on. Just IS they
did on the last frost scare about three weeks
ago w ~, Ss no whsn o,
ours and with the crop season SUI two or three
weeks late this situation should be flossK soen
options short SO heavily the basis Of nine cents
per pound fr m what there was . month ago espeGi-
less promising than then, and the market stu
shows very heavy short interest II might be
long side the safer to follow for the present. and
we would rather favor scalplng the market from
that position than otherwise pending furthcr
developments In the weather conditions as anect,
Ing the crop situation and outlook and general
trade conditions"
CorrER~Rio on the spot was irmcr ats o,Iee
for No T. Sales 900 bags Santos No. AT o'6c
and I: 100 bars Maricalbo. Futures advanced
IS to 70 points closing barely steady wHh saiSs o.
unchanged TO y pig higher American warehouse
deliveries, 1851 bags. Rio was unchanged: 70 e
rcipts, $4,000 bags; stock. G5l. 900: exchange un-
changed At 70 8 SD Santos declined 100 res; re-
ccpts 1900 bags: stock. 600. Prices here a.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Pennsylvania, New York
& Long Island Railroad
EAST RIVER DIVISION.
CONSTRUCTION OF TUNNELS UNDER MANHATTAN.
EAST RIVER AND LONG ISLAND CITY.
EAST RIVER DIVISION.

New York. N. Y. Oct. l. 1908
Sealed proposals Tor tho works necessary 10 tho
construction OF tunnels from points near Seventh
Avenue In SIND and 39rd Streets. eastward under
Manhattan. East River and Long Island City to
a point q short distance north Of Borden Avenue
In Long Island City. will be received at the once
OF the Secretary OF the COMPANY at as Cedar Street
New York City. N Y, until IL o'clock noon on tho
18th day Of December. 1908.
A copy Of each OF the following documents:
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
PROPOSALS.
SPECIFICATIONS.
CONTRACT,
CONTRACT DRAWINGS
will be furnished to intending bidders written
request. accompanied by a certified check for
$500 payable to the order OF the Pennsylvania,
New York and Long Island Railroad Company.
TO be retained by the Company.
The documents above referred to Will b fur
nishcd by the Chief Engineer al 20 West a4h Street,
New York City, N. Y. Supplementary drawings
exhibiting geological formation, so far as has
been determined by borings. which may AFFORD
data TO tho Contractor can also be at this ad.
dress,
The Contractors Bond will be 10 per cent OF
the amount OF his bid. The right Is reserved TO
reject any or all bids.
ROBERT H. CROFT. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tho Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of The New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company for
the election of Board of Directors for the ensung
year will be held ip room 2ol. In the General O1co
Bundins ofsaid Company In thS city OF Now Haven:
Of October, 1908 at IL o'clock noon. at which meet
ing there will be submitted for the approval OF the
stockholders a lease Of the railroad and property
road Company to Tho New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company for tho term Of nifty
years from November 10th. 1902.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1903.
JOHN NJ. HALL President
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AQUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room No. 207,
Stewart Building. No. $50 broadway.
NeX York DctnheE & lAla
To CONTRACTORS

TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or proposals for doing the work AID fur
nlshing the materials called TOR In the approyrd
form OF contract now on Tile IN che once u Che
AQueduct Commissioners. for furnishing t,n!vcr
Ing. erecting aGd placing sluice gates and drAin
ladders. ETC. required at the Jerome Park II l-r'
voiY Borough Of The Bronx. the CITY OF New YorS,
will be received at this ONCE until twelve O'CLOCK
noon, on Thursday. October %. 1903. They Will
be publicly opened by the Agueduct Commissioner.
as soon thereafter as possible and III" award O!
the contract for doing said work and furnishing
the materials required will be made by said COM
mlsslonoIs a. soon thereafter as practicable
Blank forms OF said approved contract and m;
proper envelopes for their enclosure form Of ponds
And ell other Information can be obtained at W,
above once OF the AQueduct Commissioners %
Application 10 the Secretary.
=. For further particulars see Guy Rseo's. pub
lished 81 No. City Hall.
by order Of The kQveducs CommiastoneN
WI.hRtREv1& u TEN EYcS n.S4.a.
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HOOPER HARRIS, Secretary
rns Pacific Coast Comnsnv.

Th0 PaoiAo Coast Company.
pec5hc Coast Company will be hold al the once
Of NE Co.. . Montgomery ST.. Jersey CITY, New
Jersey, on Wednesday. the l4th day OF October
lSo6 a IL o'clock noon for the election OF three
Directors, to be elected for term Of three years.
and for the Transaction OF such other business a
may properly come before the meeting.
Stock transfer books win pc closed At ~ O'Clock
a nSSr nd TsoCensd q. 10 COCK sposm
18th, 1908.
HAMILTON II. pURAND, Secretary.
nnnAabahaY An iQOa
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747 Fifth Avenue, New York Sept. %, 1904
10 the stockho lders OF Breece Mining Co..
Tho Annual Meeting Of Stockholders OF Broeoe
Mining Company for tho election OF directors and
for the transaction OF such other business a. may
properly come oefore the meeting vii Be held
Nov York city, on Wednesday October IL 1905.
q O'Clock p. N.
stock transfer books Will be closed from O'Clock
p. H., October Q. until 10 O'Clock A. n, October
HOOPER HARRIS, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
Whi,shai street. Nav Yost XIV. ~ Ato% s,osss
4, 1908. Sealed proposals. Sot Furnishing and de-.
OF November, 1913. VIII be received q this once
until u o'clock y. on October 10. lso6 iniorms.
.nus Dss .S 81 ns9s.a con
Sfss.ss TO MIR b. T. skliNXkb. cs%Si.s.ss1s. =.
". o.
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THE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY.
ONCE Of Assistant Treasurer.

New York October s, 1908.
Jns Board OF Directors OF The Rock Island Com:
peny have declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of that Company, payable November .. 1905 10
stockholders of record October 10, 1908.
The transfer books for the preferred stock will
close October 49, 1908, at O'Clock p. NJ, and open
again October 10, 1905 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
GEO. +. BOGGS, Asst, Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey
& New York Railroad.
NORTH RIVER DIVISION.
CONSTRUCTION OF TUNNELS UNDER BERGEN MILL
AND NORTH RIVER.

New York. N. Y, ocs I, 1908
Scaled proposals for the works necessary TO the
construction Of various Sections Of Tunnels under
Bergen Hill and North River within the state Of
New Jersey will be received at the once Of tho
Secretary of the Company at IS Cedar Street. New
York City, N. Y. until 10 o'clock noon on tho 18th
day OF December. 1908.
A copy Of each Of the following documents:
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
PROPOSALS.
SPECIFICATIONS.
CONTRACT,
CONTRACT DRAWINGS.
will be furnished to Intending bidders on written
request accompanied by a certified check for
100 payable TO the order of the Pennsylvania,
New jersey New York Railroad Company. 10
be retained by the Company.
Tho documents above referred 10 will be fur
nished by the Chicf Engineer at 20 West saith Street.
New York City, N v Supplementary drawings
exhibiting geological formation. so for as has
been determined by borings. and records OF Ger
tain experimental work. which may afford data
10 the Contractor. can also be had at this address
The Contractors Bond will be 10 % of the amouny
OF his bid. The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
A. J. COUNTY. Secretary.
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4HE ALLIANCE REALTY COMPANY.

wow lItK' SG., ., Tug;
meeting held this day, declared q quarterly divt-
dsnd Of ONE AND 0NE-HALF PER GENT on
y Capital Stock. payable Oct: Is TO SsockhoideTs
b closed at 500 p. NJ, Oct. TO- and reopened Oct.
10 1905 JOHN CARI-SEN, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIo DINERS, ID. C. Wash.
ington. october 3, in3-sealed proposals will be
day October II. Ie0s, for grading and regulating
the roadway over and approaches TO the MAssa
chuscttJ avenue bridge across Rock Creek, blank
forms OF proposal. specifications, and ali neccs.
sary Information may be obtained At the Once
S% q rs ERsinNSf5 fPERSR RY Wr T.
CONFER lacting) Commissioners, D. c.
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THREE. auAkTER RI PER cENf. on tho prsfeTss1
stock. payable November 10. 1908. Wa declared
Transfer books close at P. NJ, October %. and
reopen at 10 A. NJ, November H.
RICHARD TRIMBLE, SECRETARY,
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PROPOS AIS.
AQtEDUCT COMM SSlONERS' OFFICE,
Room No, 207,
Stewart Building No $50 Broadway.
Narlt nrtpher q ,0Oa

NV iUTK, OVtODcT o. IUOI.
TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish.
Ing the materials called for In the approved form
OF contract now on le In the ONCE OF the Aqueduct
Commissioners. for furnishing. delivering erect
ing ami placing stop cock valves. special castings
and ladders for the Jerome Park Reservoir Dor
ough OF The Bronx the City OF New York, will be
received at this ONCE until twelve O'Clock noon
on Thursday. October %. 1903. They will be pub
llcly opened by the Aqucduct Commissioners as
soon thereafter as possible, and the award OF the
mate rails required will be made by said Commits
sioncrs as soon thereafter as practicable.
Blank forms OF said approved contract and the
specifications thereof, and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their enclosure form OF bonds
and all other Information can be obtained al the
above Office Of the Aaieduct Commissioners on
application to the Secretary.
For further particulars see Cap Record, pub
lshcd at No. city Hall
BY order Of the Aqucduct Commissioners
WILLIAM IL, TEN EYCK President
HARRY W. WALKER, Secretary
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TW ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders
Of the oentxal Of Georgia Railway Com Any will ba
and Montgomery Streets, In the city OF Savannah,
o., On XondAy. tho 18th day Of October at II
clock A. NJ, city time for tho election OF dirsotors
and the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting,
O. O. WILLIAMS Secrotarv
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NATIoNAL IICoRICE CoMPANY.

A quarterly dividend Of IL on the Common
Stock Of this Company has thls day been declared,
payable Oct 10 to all Common Stock holders OF
record Oct 7, At 3 p. NJ Transfer books will close
Oct. I, al 8 p. NJ. reopenlng Oct IL. at 10 A. n.
AOOLPHE E. SMYLIE. Vice -Pres't Sec'y.
Oct s, 1908.
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
Is Broad Street.

New York.
NpTICl Is HEREBY OWEN that the snnuaf
u4sln8 Of the Asoc kholders OF AMERfCAN LOCO.
MOTIVE COMPANY will be held al tho once Of
TIA Company at No. rs Broad Street In the CITY
edNew York, Now York. on the 18th day OF octo.
Of aeotinS Directors for the ensuing year and for
he sransoction Of such other business as may
properly come before The meeting. Tho polls win
O'Clock In tho afternoon Of said day.
LEIGH BEST. SECRETARY
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0REAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMpANY
New York. September %, lo0a
1hs. annual meeting of the stockholders Of tho
0foaS Northern Railway Company for tho election
ofthyVs directors 70 for tho term Of three yeAr
sAd f0r the Transaction Of such other business a.
may come before H. will be held at tho ofloo OF tho
Qo.pany No. 80 Nassau Street, In tho city OF Now
York. on Thursday. October 8, 1908, at II o'clock
d the forenoon. Z. T. NICHOLS. Secretary
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United state Steel Corpor>tio,.

A Quarterly dividend. No. 10. Of oNE-HALJ OF
Dec. So 1908. was declared Dot. O. to stookholdels
Of record Dec, O. Transfer books close at p. n,
Dec. 0. and reopen at 10 A. N. Dec. u.
RICHARD TRIMBLE, Secretary,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
NmnA NJ AaalAfAnt TIeaAuIer.

New York, OctObeT 5, IvS
The Board Of Directors Of The Chicago Rock
l6And and Pacific Railway Company have &C.
stock Of that Company. payable October 20. looS.
70 stockholders Of record October lo, 1908.
Tho transfer books will close October 10, 81 .
e'olook p. NJ, and open again October %. 1915.
q 10 O'clock A. NJ
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON, Oct. Tho cash statement of
the receipts and expenditures Of tho Treasury
Ths day. TINS mogRh. FfscaI veoy
Receipts - 57606a Si0.asi77i SiSA AIb s4S
Expenditures 900 l2.%16,0OO i6O.25s.89
Dedcit secs $40 LASS 22s sur ", 1877 LAG
The receipts from customs 10 day were o. on, s7l
from internal revenue. $74O.420: miscellaneous,
s+57.7S2 National bank notes received for redemp-
,ion, t0ss. S23.
The cash statement Of tho United States Treas
urer for Oct. shows:
REsERvH FUND.
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CARTER COAL. AND IRON COMPANY
First Mortgage 5os Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given. pursuant 70 ,h e scsms
1909 that the undersigned, as Trustee will receive
sealed proposals up to three on ne twe hHa
N above described at price not exceeding los %
and accrued interest. to an amount sufhc'en' "
~ CON MI TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
New York September %. 1908.
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Cotton Adyances-Bad Crop Reports
Weather Thrcatening-COlier Pre-
dicted-Better Demand From Spinners
Gables Better Than Expected-Grain
Firmcr-Outsidc Wheat Markets Strong
-RcceiDts Smaller-COf Advances.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANf.
In accordance with the provisions OF the Deed
OF Trust OF the lnerna tonal Paper Company, dated
September o. 1898. the Trustee has this DAY dss
ignated by lot the following bonds. Issued under
said Decd Of Trust TO be redeemed at the once OF
the Trustee on October 80. 1903 NJ par and accrued
interest, VIZ: 800 ,., -
Nos. H. 25 So GO. 1876. 1885, 2,2 22o 2ss and 2S IN
terest on said bonds will cease from october 81 1908
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee.
- Broad Street. New YORK.
Sent, IS 1908,
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avS 10. tone than has recently prevailed and
mi ats a decided mwillingness on the part
Of sellers Of the commodity to make further
outs In the list prices that have been estab-
lished. Our banks have gained 81 $3.50 900
in their transactions with The Sub-Treasury
this week. and, indeed, the monetary situ-
alton is but little discussed In Wall Street.
The annual reports Of the Louisville and
Nashville and Erie railways. just made
public, arc very interesting. Operations Of
the Louisville and Nashville for the year
resulted In q surplus after charges OF
S8,2ll ,04s, equal to 1875 per cent. on the
stock Of the company. the charges compris-
Ing large expenditures for the permanent
improvement OF the property. The Erie
exhibits surplus Of IS ,94s $50, a sum which,
II entirely distributed, would cause the
payment Of the full per cent. rate on the
first and second preferred stocks Of the COM
pany and ~ per cent. on the common
shares Full distribution L. now being made
upon the first preferred stock, and there Is
small reas on TO doubt that in tho coming
year the full per cent. will be paid upon
the second preferred stock Also this from
the point OF view OF the investor would
leave tho common shares In an extremely
enviable position. There are few railroad
properties whose prospects are brighter
than those Of the Erie company to-day.
"
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-10-30
TO BUILD NEW TROLLEY LINE
Winterset and creston People Take
Up Old Project.

Creston. Ia, Oct. .2S.-The abandon
ment by the Rock Island road OF the
proposed extension of it's Winterset
branch from Wfnterset to Greenfield
by way of Mackburg. has had a re-
awakening effect on the interurban
project from this city to Winterset.
The people of Macksburg are deter
mined to have a road of one kind or
another, the people of Winterset are
interested, and men of means and en-
terprise in this city are ready to join
them in injecting new life into the
trolley ~cross-country enterprise. The
Creston-M -Winterset line has
never so nearly reached a practical
basis as at the present time. Those
behind the scheme say they can and
will make it go.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-10-30
LABOR AND CAPITAL
An Anti.strike Corporation.

A new plan for carrying on building
operations that will be insured from
interference by strikes or labor dis
putes is to be tried. A group of New
York and London capitalists has Just
caused to be incorporated in the state
of New York, the Trades Union Con-
tracing Company with a capital of
s 1850, 900. OF this capital stock $780,
600 is set aside for unions and their
members. In general the plan is to
let all the interested parties in the
contract know what is going on from
the proprietor to the humblest work
man, all being represented in an ad-
visory board, and as the laborers are
to have a share in the profits of the
company, they are expected to main
tain a conservative attitude.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-10-30
RELIGIOUS
w. c. T. U. Teaching Criticized.

w. c. T. U. Teaching Criticized.
The committee appointed by the
Pennsylvania State Medical society to
examine into the physiology and hy-
giene text books used in the public
schools of the state, especially in re-
ference to the teachings on the sub.
ject of alcohol. have reported thus:
I'VE are sorry to be compelled to say
that the books supervised by the Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union
are the most re~prehensible."
Coincident with this report it is an.
nounced that the w. c. T. U. Purity
league is preparing to introduce into
the common schools courses in social
morals, particularly with reference to
the relation of the sexes. Mrs. J. w.
Allen says that the prevalence of i'm
morality among school children is due
largely to the fact that parents are re-
miss in their duty of instruction and
that the school must supply this need.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-10-30
G AND CRIMINAL
The Legality Of Faith Healing.

Two important decisions have been
rendered during the week by the SUI
preme courts of New Hampshire and
New York, dealing with the difficult
question of faith healing in different
forms. In the New Hampshire deci-
sion, the right Of Christian Science
healers was upheld, the case being
that of Mrs. Speed of Concord against
the Rev. Mr.. Tomlinson for treating
appendicitis.
The New York court of appeals in
People vs.. Pierson, declared the de-
pendence on faith healing to be Grim
inal negligence. The conviction of j..
l.. Pierson at White Plains in 1901 for
criminal negligence in failing to have
a doctor attend his daughter in a
case of pneumonia which proved fatal,
was upheld. This decision is expected
to pave the way for other Christian
Science prosecutions.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-10-30
Fears United States viii
Acquire Her Trade
SAY TREATY FAvORS AMERICA
Article Il Of Agreement Between U. 5.
and China Shows American
Advantage In East

st. Petersburg, Oct. 2S.-Russians
having interests in the far east are
cfamoring loudly against the new COM
mercial treaty between the United
States and China. They declare that
it strikes a vital blow to the interests
of the empire and hat Manchuria
might as well be surrendered at once
as to give the United States equal
commercial privileges.
The Novykrai of Port Arthur, com
menting or the treaty between the
United States and China, declares that
article II Opening ports in Manchuria
to United States) strikes at the very
heart of Russian interests in Man
churia and says it is convinced the
treaty will only be ratified after ma
terial notifications, as it affects part
of the territory which by virtue Of
existing relations is not free so long
as Russia has not definitely come to
an understanding with China regard
ing her rights.
Moreover" the Novykrai adds,
prior to her present occupation Rus
STA had special treaty relations with
China regarding this territory, giving
her the right to build railways and
guaranteeing that no similar privileges
will be granted to others"
Privileges to Americans.
Washington, Oct. % The full text
of article II of the commercial treaty
between the United States and China,
referred to in the dispatch from st.
Petersburg, is as follows:
1.-THE Chinese government, having in
1898 opened the navigable inland wat.
ers of the empire to commerce and all
steam vessels-native or foreign-that
may be registered for the purpose of
conveyance of passengers and lawful
merchandise, it is now agreed by the
Chinese government that such COM
merce Is opened to the vessels of every
type belonging to the citizens, firms
and corporations of the United States
and that they may freely engage in it
on equal terms with those granted to
the subjects of China or any power
having relations with China. China
further agrees to foster all such inter
course and commerce by the adoption
of such rules and regulations in addi-
ton to those already in force as shall
promote the end in view"
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-10-30
Allison Speaks in Iowa.

United States Senator Allison, in a
speech at Clinton, Ia, Oct. 10, came
out squarely against the Iowa idea'
that trusts can be checked by tariff
reform or free trade, insisting that the
big combines, like the Standard Oil,
are the result Of economic conditions.
He admitted that some tariff revision
might be needed, but said the tinker
ing couldn't be done until after the
presidential election. He was op-
posed to radical currency legislation.