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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
EAsTHRN IlEAGuE.

At Worcester: RH.E. Toronto 10 o0so l % o--1 8 4 Worcester 10 OO@O o o 0 o 2-2 3 O
 Batteries-Kissenge and Brennan; Pappalau and McCauley; umpire, Brown.
 At Newark: R.H. E. Newark ? % 3 OO1O *-6 7 4 Rochester O o o o 0 o o O--O 3 4
 Batteries-Pardee and Shea; Becker and Lilly.
 At Jersey City: R.H.E. Jersey City ..2 ? 0 ? o 4 0-1O 10 Baltimore .....1 o o o 2 o O. 3 5 5
 Batteries-Pfanmiller and McManus; Gettig, Mills and Robinson.
 At Providence: R.H.E. Buffalo o o o 01 ' o *-10 10 4 Providence 1 o o o ? o 0 O. 5 9 3
 Batteries-McGee and Shaw; Yerkes and Higgins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

 At Manche chester-Mancheste z, Haver' hill 2. At Lowell-Lowell 8, Lawrence Il. At Concord-Brockton 8, Concord 4. At Nashua-Nashua 5, Fall River 4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05

NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. At Utica-Utica 8, Schenectady 1. At AtBinghamton-Binghamton 3, Troy 0.
 At Syracuse-AIbany 12, Syracuse G.. At Ilion-Ilion 6, A. J. & G. 5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des Moines-Des Moines 6, Den yer 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
At NIeriden.

Meriden, June 5.-Bridgeport and Meriden played an eleven inning game yesterday afternoon which the visitors won, 8 to I. Hodge, who was in the box for the home team, pitched a fine game and made two errors in the last inning which gave Bridgeport their runs. The game was a pitchers bat tie, together with sensational fielding Kennedy, Larkin and Downey making circus catches which saved hits. Dave Hill of Seymour who was appointed an umpire Wednesday evening, off1ciated at the game and gave general satisfac- tion. The score: k. R.H.b.
 Ieriden 1OOOO000-1 4 5 Bridgeport .. ..00OOOO01O02 02-3 Q 4
 Batteries-Hodge and Theisen; Nlch- ols and O'Rourke.; umpire, Hill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05

Anklam's second base play was the feature, and the outtielding of Fitz- maurice and Bone was worthy of men, ton. Norwich was weak at the bat, hitting into the air continually. The last man being up was the only one to strike out. Plank settled down after the second inning and pitched fine ball. The score: R.HE. Norwich ....3 o o o 0 1 o o O-4 6 l New Haven B ? o 0 l 0 o O-6 3 4
 Batteries-Plank and Connolly; Per kins and Jope; umpire, Merrick.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24

s11 so Camel IS so Per ton. Coke. S11 509
13 GER ton in bulk and SIS in saekss Rocky
Mountain descriptions S11 IS per 1000 lbs and
ST. 50 per long ton. according TO brand
OIE@Quosatious ara for barrels Tor cases
add Sc Ifnseed 45c per gallon for boiled aud
Bakers "A 81 IOG1 l.. Lucol &c for boiled
ana 42c for raw, China Nut- 5sG Ioc per sa--21.
Cocoanut Oil in barrels 5Sc fer Ceyl0n ana 50c
for Australian. extra bleached winter sperm
oil sec. natural winter Sperm OIL. I9c; extra
bleached winter Whale OIL. DOC, natural Wnaie
oil 60c: extra winter strained Lard W. S9c'
No. 1 Lard OIL TJc. pure Neats1oot Oll- t9cf
No 1 Neatsfaot oil e5c- light Herring Oh. fSc
dark Herring Oil t3c. salmon on Sc; 3oiled
Fish OIL 4Oc: raWSF Fish OIL. sc ociied EalnL
Oil 35c raw Paint OIL. SIC
COAL. OII.-Water White Coal OIL N BULK
like. Pearl Oil in cases. 22c; Astral -2c'
star. 22c. Extra star. &c. Elaine. 2Sct Eocene
25c. deodorfzed Stove Gasoline. in bulk. lIc,
in cases 23lsc Benzine in bulk. &c, IN cases
f91Lc; S6-degree Gasoline. in bulk. zlcs N
TTJFPENTINE-sO per gallon in cases and
74c in drums and iron barrels. -
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. SO
&c per %; White Lead. 6lsgIe- according %
quantity.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per ID IN IUo-lD bags
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed. a-65c,
Powdered 5.5Gc. Candy GTanulatsd 5-5Ccs Dry
CiranuIated fine soc. Dry GraurIated. coarse.
5 ace Fruit Granulated. 5.4Oc. Beet Grdnu-
lated dOC-Ib bags only 5.20c; CO1fectioners
Golden c 4 sec: ID A zoe. barrels 1Oe more
half barrels 25c more; boxes soc more, j9-lb
bags Zoe more for all kinds Tablsts-Half
barrels 5 90c: boxes. else: H & E Crystal
TorufnOs 40c per H. No orders taken for
less than zeventy-ive barrels or its equivalent
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Mexican Hats for Frnort.

A line of industry which is in It's
infancy. but bids fair in the near fu-
ture TO be of considerable importance.
is the expectation Of hats TO the Unit
ed States While the wool and felt hats
viii probably never be very impOr-
tant article OF export, as their princi-
pal market is the extreme southwest.
and among the few who like 10 own
a real Mexican sOmbrerO." there is a
probability Of extending the commerce
in straw and palm hats almost indef-
nitely- The finer grades Of palm hats.
which are admirably adapted for the
summer season at seaside and in the
country and in all picnic and outing
expeditions. can be laid down in the
American market at figures which viii
enable them TO compete advantage
Ously with the various classes OF
straw hats>in use there Reference is
made TO the classes known as de
trenza," which range in price from 81
to $50 (Mexican money!. according 10
the fnenes OF the braid and quality OF
the palm
The hats woven in one piece, and
which sell here at from 10 cents 10 80
cents apiece and the straw hat rang
ing in price from 25 cents TO 81. could
undoubtedly be exported TO the United
States to advantage. IL is rather
strange that some Of our enterprising
hat men have never procured models
from the United States. so that these
various classes OF hats may be braided
TO suit the foreign taste An order
was received in this city a few days
since from an interior city Of the
United States for something like 1000
gross OF palm hats. If they could be
produced in the shapes desired There
is no reason why this trade should not
result in the expectation annually OF
hundreds OF thousands OF gross for use
during the hot season in the United
States.-MOdern Mexico
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Ponltrv ana Ganfe.


Trading in the Poultry market was confined
almost entirely TO Turkeys and all other de-
scriptiCHs were dull The market for dressed
Turkeys opened firm with 25026c per pound
asked for fancy prime stock. but as receipts
we're heavy prices commenced to decline shortly
after the opening and in the afternoon the pest
stock could be obtained at 23H2Ac. while COM
mon and inferior stock was hard TO dispose
OF at the minimum quotation Western chilled
and frozen stock was being marketed rreely
al 21G23c and this had tendency 10 weaken
the market for Californian. The exact re-
ceipts OF Californian could not Be ascertalned.
but q conservative estimate placed the amount
at bout $50 tons. The market closed rather
weak With a heavy Surplus unsold- and there
as many dealers were holding on in expecta-
tiOn OF a break in prices To expectation
will be realized II t0-day's receipts are large.
Live Turkeys were in good demand FOR raf-
fling and prices were steady under light re-
ceipts.
Supplies OF Game were well up to require
n1ents and prices we're unchanged
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeysc ZuQ@oc per 10 :
live Turkeys. 20U22c per 10; Geese. per pair,
$2G2 -: Goslings. S2Q2 %; Ducks, 50 oon5 80
per dozen for old and ST05 50 for young Hens.
81 JOG5 80 fer small ana 50 5GGl6 so for large;
young Roosters 50 50l6; old RcCsterss S5q5 so;
Fryers s5a5 sc. Broilers. s. 5OQJ for large
and So J0fI4 for small. Pigeons. S1d1 % per
dozen for old and 81 1892 50 for Squads
GAME-NaIIard Ducks. Ss}lr4 per dozen; Can
vasback s3G4; Sprfg 81 50G3; Teal. 81 sea
so; Gray Geese s.; White Geese. $IG1 so;
Brant. 81 % for small and 81 for large; Honk-
ers, IS for large and 81 for small; English
Snipe Sc: common Snipe, 81 49, Wild Doves,
81 -; Rabbits So for CottOntails and 81 % for
Brush; Hare Sld1 25.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Decidpors and Citrus Fruits.

There are now very few Cranberries left,
and they are firm and selling we'll.
Trading in fruits less active than on the
preceding day, as nearly all dealers. Wnole-
saIers and retailers alike. were busy with
Turkeys. The Orange market was IN good
shape fer fancy well eOlOred stock. WHICH
was still scarce Poorly colOred stock con-
tinued abundant and moved very slowly at
unsteady prices The Apple market was rain
er easy but prices Of fancy stock were IN
changed. Ordinary and medium grades were
Offering at easy prices and were in good
demand among peddlers Stocks Of PerstIl-
mons are steadily decreasing and prices have
a narrower range Strawberries arrived rather
freely and sold slowly at So 506l3 30 per chest
and choice Grapes were in good request at
81 25Gf 80 per crate TROPICAL fruits were
plentiful and unchanged. TheH Panama steamer
brought UP 2J1 cases Mexican Lines and ii
crates Pineapples-
CRANBERRIES- Cod. s14d16 per bbL
APPLES-Fancy Spitzenhergs 81 t092 per
box; other varieties. 81 2541 80 Tor fancy, .0g
soc for choice and 25g5oe for common; Christ
mas Apples. 81 5O42-
PEA ARS-Winter NeIis from cold storage,
81 50U2 per box.
QUINCES-40G6Oc per box
PERSI RSIMBIONS-T5cdSI ger box
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 80
? 80 per box for fancy. s. 25a1 80 for choice
q ad -5CGS1 - for standards. Seedlings. IacGS- (;
Tanserines. 81 - for half boxes and T5cuSl for
quarter boxes: japanese Mandarins, S11l 90
for half boxes. Lemons S1G2 per box; Grape
Fruit S2H3 80. Mexican Lines S4f94 so; Ba-
uanas SIG2 per bunch for Hawaiian and S243
fer Central American; Pineapples. S293 80 per
dozen
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Dec. 23--The wheat market was
more or less a one man affair to-day being 70
j large extent dependent upon the action OF
the biz bull interest The leading long sold
on all sharp rallies, only 10 buy back again on
all breaks Opening prices were steady on small
loca. receipts, Nay being unchanged to a
shade higher at - a To - = 0S27sc The big
long bought openly the start. but because
Two or three aruuinenC commission houses
were free sellers AT the same time the i'm
preston was created that he was selling more
than he bought. This belief led 10 a small de-
cline May going down 20 S2Izc Shorts be-
came active buyers at this figure and the price
rallied During the latter part Of the session
the market developed considerable strength on
advices from Dallas claiming that wheat is
dying all oyer Texas on account OF drouth.
May advanced 70 SJ1sC. but heavy realizing
quickly caused reaction. The close how
ever, was firm with May lac hiEher at s3Le
Corn was Influenced by the late strength In
wheat bUt outside OF that there was little in
the way OF news to affect prices. Closing
prices were firm May closed at II cents
Fair buying ofsoats by cash and commission
houses, together with the strength in wheat
caused a firm market. The close was firm,
May closing at 37isc
Provisions ruled strong on a good demand
from commission houses and local shorts For
eigners were moderate buyers OF lard May
pork closed 80 cents higher, lard up 15c and
ribs 12ls Nl5c better.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Dried Fruits, Nuts ,RaiSiHS, Honey

FRUIT-Apricots, TG9c for Royals and ga
lie for Moorparks; Exaggerated Apples. 4Q5lac;
sun-drfed, 3IsI4c; Peaches. 41s961=c; Pears,
6G1Oe: Nectarlnss. 4q5 1sc; Figs, white, 494-4c
in boxes; black. 44.c; Plums, pttted. 699c per
pound.
sizes
RAIsINs-F O. b. prices. Fresno. for 1908
crop: 5O-lb bOxes-Loose MUscatei, 2-crown,
5Ae per Ib. 3-crowu. 5ssc; 4-crown. She; Seed
less Muscatels 4Ac; DO, hoated. 412c; IN
blea shed SuItsnas. 415c; Thompson's Seedless,
5tSc London Layers-2-crOwn. 81 70 5-crown,
ST 50; 4-crowu clusters, So; 5-eroWn Dehesas,
s. so: G-crown ImperiaIs, 50; Malaga Loose. 2
crown Sc per 10. do 3-crOwn, 52sc; Valencia
Cured 4hc; Pacific. do. SIC; Oriental. do,
24ic Seeded Raisins-16-oz- packages, fancy,
Sc per ID: choice. TIsc: I2-Oz- packages, fancy
Gsc; choice. 6@sc; in bulk, fancy. TS4ci choice,
TSc
NUT@WaInuts. No. 1 softsheIl. 13E6t4c:
No 1IIGI2c: No. l hardshel. $50 I3 he;
Nc = 11GI1 Isc; Amends lie for Nonpareils,
1OIsc for 1 Y l. 1OLc for Ne Plus Ultra and
So for Languedcc; Peanuts. 6QTc for Eastern;
Pecans. 1IGI3c; Cocoanuts, 81 50aE5; Chest
nuts Sd10c per ID.
HONEY-Comb. 1OG12c for white and s1ag
91sc for amber; water white extracted. 5GJ 1sc;
light amber extracted 4z65c: dark. 3 3@44c-
BEESW A&-2TG29c per H.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
MANY TRIBES
OF ONE RACE
DR.. Franz BOaS Believes That
Natives of Bering and Green
land Are of Similar Origin
EASTERN INFLUX A CAUSE
Theory That Inhabitants From
Across Straits Have Mingled
With the North Americans

NEW YORK. Dec 23-Basing his
opinions upon data collected by several
explorers sent out by Norris K Jes-
sup OF this city DR.. Franz Boas, curator
Of ethnoIogy Of the American Museum
of Natural History, has announced his
belief that previous theories as to the
origin of the American and Asiatic
tribes around the north pole are found
ed in error The curator declares that
The tribes around the Bering Sea and
east to Greenland are subdivisions Oe
one race, and that the EsquimaU pO-
sitiOn as a distinct race. so long con-
ceded, can no longer be sustained 1t
seems clear, he said. that the isolated
tribes Of Eastern Siberia and those OF
the northwest coast OF America form
one race similar in type and with many
elements OF culture in common The
invasion Of eastern tribes in America
has disturbed the former conditions,
but enough remains to lead US 70 think
that the tribes OF this whole area must
be considered as a single race. OF. at
least, that their culture is single cul-
ture, which at one time was found in
both the northeastern part OF the Old
World and the northwestern part OF
the New World"
region were believed by many scien-
lists TO be the oldest existing race and
TO be OF pre-gIaciaI origin
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24

Strictly fancy offerings or table Burbauks
continued TO meet with steady demand and
Oregon Burbanks. ex-steamer. cleaned up
quickly at steady prices. About - per cent
Of the cargo brought down BY the last steamer
sold at the maximum quotation Salinas Bur
banks too were in good request but rivers
were dull and accumuiatiug in the warehouses
A car OF Sweets was marketed late in the day
and met with 4 steady demand the recently
adva need quotation. Onions were in fair re-
quest and ruled firm at the previously quoted
rates.
Trading in. Vegetables was active and Peas
ana Beans from Los Angeles cleaned up read
fIv at advanced prices Tomatoes were
abundant ard prices of the Los Angeles ar
ticIe ranged lower. Summer Squash and Egg
plant from the south were in limited supply
and met with prompt sale higher rates.
Green Peppers were in excessive supply and
continued very duil.
TATOES-BurbanNs from the river, 600
sec per etl: Salinas BurbanlSs 81 2J6ll 10 per
ctl. Oregon Burbanks. S5cd$l 10 per etI. River
Peds Goa65c per ctI; Garnet Chfles s0cG$I per
Ell. sweet Potatoes 81 80 per ctI-
ONIONS-srG1 - per ctl-
VF,r.F,T 4 81. .FS-Cireen Teas case per ID:
Strins Beans SGi12Isc per III. Wax STI2fsc.
rrouatoes 5CcGl$i per box for bay and S1Ii p
Der box or crate for Los Angeles: Summer
Seuash from Los Angeles 81 25dt so per box
cabbage 5Gc pcr ctl, Carrots Soc per sack
TTo.hoitse Cucumhers 81 so per dozen. Garlic
efs7s. per lb- Egg Plant. IG0I5c per ID. Dried
Peppers 5dSc per ID for Stockton and 1IGf2isc
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

All three descriptions under this head are
weak though prices except for Eggs. show no
particular change. Close buyers are paying
2Jc for fine creamery Butter 81 1ec for the
best ranch Eggs and I2c for choice Cheese. and
supplies OF all are liberal Stocks or ESEs
are still gradually increasing The tendency
in all descriptions is downward
Receipts were 20, 200 lbs Butter eco cases
Eggs and 81, 400 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery. 25G26c for extras and
2oG2lc fer seconds; dairy. 1S124c; store Butter,
159171sc; cold storage, 21G23c per ID.
CHEESE-I2912Lsc for the general market
BE for select mild new and 1OG11c for lower
grades; Young Americas. 13G14cs Eastern. Is a
u1615c: Western, 1+d15c per Ib.
EGGS-Ranch 36d3Sc for choice and 3oc
for small and mixed coIors; store - : d39c'
cold storage. 271&g321.e; Eastern. 26G50c for
cold storage.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Hides, TdH07r, Wool and Hops.

There are no further developments in Hops.
They rule firm. especially in oregon where the
aefivftv has been most pronounced 1f late.
HIDES AMI SEINS-Culis and brands sell
about Ike under quotations. Heavy salted
steers. DC: medium Sc; light. T1sc; Cow Hides
7iIc for heavy ard T1ac for light; stays &c:
Saited Kip. DC. SsIted Veal. Zoe: Saltsd Calf
f0Ac: dry Hides. f5c. dry KIP. f3c, dry Gait
ISe- Sheepssins, shearlings. 2563Oc each. short
Wool 100000 each; medium. TGG90c: long
WocL $1d1 so; Horse Hides, salt. 81 80 for
large ard S269 30 for medium 81 25Gl 80 for
small and sec for Colts; Horse Hides dry
81 - for large and 81 80 FOR medium. 81 al 25
for small and SIC for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican Sic dry salted Mexican 25c: dry
Central American. Sic. Goat Szins-Prime An
gofas TJc; large and smooth. SOC; msdium. jJc
small. 20c.
TfLLOw-No I rendered. 414c per ID: No.
., &c. grease. 2EG3c.
WOOL-FaE Clip-San Joaquin Lambs ga
lie, Middle County. fIgf2c: Northern Free.
11G12c: Northern Defective. t0G1Ic; Humboldt
and Mendocfno. I2tI14c. Nevada l3Gi5c. ore
gor fine, fSQ1 l9c: Oregon medium lie Der lb-
HOP@206l24c per 10 for California.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Ne7y York Grain and Produce.


NEW YORK Dec. 3.-FLOUR-Receipts.
- $50 barrels; exports. 66.115 barrels: sales
1900 packages; market moderately active and
firm
WHEAT-R Receipts. IS 500 bushels: exports,
80, "a bushels; sales. 2. 22O OC0 bushels spot.
spot firm No red. 9314c elevator and - IA
Z o. h. aHOat- No. 1 Northern Duluth 95@s C
T. o. b. ahoat No. l hard Manitoba nominal,
{. o. b. ahoat- Options opened A little unset
Tied ana Tor a time acted easy, but before
midday turned strong on noteworthy support
at Chicago. various war rum0rs and light Of
ferings- They continued very firm all day and
at the close showed Ac to fc net advance Ds-
shorts Sales included No > red. MAY at s5L
4S62sc. closed S6t,c: July. S2GS21ac. closed at
s2Se: December, 81 = 093alc, closed e3Sc
HIDES-Firm.
WCOL-F'iru.
PETROLECM-Firul
COFFEE-Spot Rio firm; mild. firm. Cor
1OFa. : a g Ll3c. The market for coffee futures
closed steady at a net gain of 10 points with
sales reported OF 231 coo bags. including: jan
uary. 6-6Jflb. l5c; February, g. zoe; March g 90
~ o5c: May. 25Q I.55c; July. 4067.50c;
September, 7-65aT 75c; October, T.T5QT soc. and
New mber. 1850.
SUGAR-Raw nominal Fair refining.
2 1-IGQ 3lsc. centrifugal 95 test s 9-1Gc; mo
iasses sugar, = 13-16G27sc. Refined quiet.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market is
quiet but steady. Common quoted at 40
&c. prime, 514 I.c; choice, 6d6tac, and fancy
at : cents.
PRUNEs-Are in fair demand from iobbers
and rllke firm at prices ranging from 34sc TO
6l2c, according to grade.
APRICOTS-Are quiet, with choice quoted at
81 aS1ee; extra choice, "a TT0Ac, ana fancy
uGI5c.
held at TtsaIs+c. extra choice 7%GsAe and
fancy az 81 GlO14 &C.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
Receipts of Produce.
For wEDNEsDAY DECEMBER 9
STOCK MARKET.

Beyond a decline in Mutual Electric % $ %
there was no particular change in local secu-
rites. Trading continued light
The Consolidated St Gothard Gold Mining
Company OF Nevada County has levied an as
sessment Of Z cents per share. delinquent jan
uary 10
The American National Bank OF san Fran
cisco paid sits first sernf-aunuaI dividend Of
81 90 per share yesterday the rate OF >
Per cent per annum
The Cfernnanfa National Bank viii remove
to its new banking rooms IN the CrOssieT
building northeast corner Of New M0ntg0m-
ery and Mission streets January 4
The agreement between the shareholders Of
the Vtgortt Powder Company and the z. l. du
Pont de NemOurs Powder COMPANY expired De-
ceruber Is but as Yet none OF the stock has
been withdrawn Negotiations are still IN
uroereSs however
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
EASTERN MARKETS.
NelU York Stock Market.


NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The stock market for
the most part continues n a state Of hiberna-
rlon- Practically al Of the circulation 10 to-
day market was within the stock Exchange
body itself. without any perceptibie share from
outside sources. The feature Of the days news
was the increase announced in the lake Shore
serrl-l1rual civide1d from 3t- To- + per cent
Tie other VauderbiIts responded TO this news
and it had a mild affect on the general market.
me three-polnr drop n Lake Erie and Western
Nas "arked exception among the Fanderbuts
- d --tAe Sllre controlled company. the Lake
Shore dividend increase seemed without encour-
aging eject On Lake Erie and Western holders
-n -le supposl-ior thar the benefit from opera
zion 10 the controlling cou1uznv would he 7, f~s.
--si-=Ea-i-n The yearly statement OF the
Lake Shore earnings was the subject Of wide
spread comment III connection with the dividend
increase. the surplus after charges and dfvf-
len-s railing 70 S152, 0l3 compared with s.
1850 t1r tne previous year The movement
---- - =. lF "a discussion q the ne
-Tssl-ies or he NeE York Central to be financed
N connection with the extensive terminal i'm
lt-.=n'ents projected N this city.
The subject of future railroad bond issues
y da Aept alive by the suppositions as 10 the
disposition OF the proposed Rock Island clT,zoIf-
-l--l f---1-iEg issue of $50 -0OO OC0 Anv m
lllers lL THIS subject were various and C-nrTfrr-
~ as between the adoption Of the plan its
---------- - - az 1Ie issue or separate
- --,-eE -l 1ol1e- property Of ths system for
-Ii-re immediate needs The general ~rrren-i.--
---4L leaFy Borrowings By various railroad sys-
-HA-e L-r me purpose of funding temporary Ioa rs
ana tlr other purposes are ahead OF me r1,3rl-,-
-e4Ael > prime factor IN aggravating the
holiday dull1ess. Auofhe- is tbs [a~ r-ss-s-1
va 4- c---3- which is a persistent shadow over
a.. ti- N1rl1 s financial markets
ne opinion holds il financial circles that
~ilA a possibility Of a peaceful outcome he
-Aa--ces are on the side OF war
---i- speculative activity was diverted 10 the
49, .e-et5-s - Ni1@re heavy realizing OF profits
80 - e-1--le1 IN the desire 10 reduce commit
- s-t-s -lL tne approaching holiday interval
-s -A-i-a1se weakened further today and
--7 demand Tor remittance was light tbe ra-7o5
.e---- ---5 - ref--ittance 70 cover January obli-
@1--,'--s l-a.lns practically expired.
ne bond market was firm Pol rzrs-4 s
@ - -e-l'Ie- pr Georgia incomes being boiIgbt
- - - - q AisIer level Total sales par vaII5e
"a t5oFernnlent bonds were unchanged on the last