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Miss Anna Robinson and Master Rob
ttle Powell Of Seville. Fla. who have
U7en visiting Mrs. r z. Hall, left this
Tex to visit relatives in Screyen-
80 they win Be Joined By Mrs l.
~. FoWeA. who has been spending sew
Nai weeks delightfully."- In Savannah
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1r7 Paul H. Lyman is visiting Mrs
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Miss Annie Maeiean IN 50 over to
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Nr. and Mrs, Jack Rauers are with
NJ. Syse II Montreal.
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WALL. STREET AND EXCHANGES.

r-oRErcN TRADING.-Foreisn houses dealt IN
only a few shares in the local market mostly Pur-
obas.s In London consols showed strength at 3d.
: ,r.bar gain Of II per cent and the copper stocks
ara mining issues were for the most part higher
on the day.
HEAVY CURRENCY TRANSFERS.-Application
has been made to the Treasury Department LOT the
aeposit of 81 600 900 In NewYork on December for
taIaeranhic transfer to San Francisco on the same
day for the purpose of moving the crops The ap-
plication has been granted Without counting the
money transfers that are going now to San Fran
cisco the transfers from New-fork TO the West
ord south have this year been much larger than
last year Up to date there has been Sl5Sso 600 sent
out this year as compared with Ssgl.co for the
same period OF last year. The largest amounts
have been transferred In the following months:
February. 81 $4,000: June. s2p,cO; September.
Sc $4,000; October ss5oo.Ooo. and to this date In
November. S.0e0.oOo
THE COTTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to The
Financial Chronicle the total receipts of cotton
for the week ending November q reached ss.sSi
bales against 42S.063 last week and 40 297 the
previous week. making the total receipts since Sep
TENDER l. 1903 s.ss4s71 bales. against 3542s4s for
the same period of 1902. showing increase since
September 1908. of ILL., s25 bales Reports from the
South indicate a continuation OF favorable weather
conditions during the week. for. although the tenn
perature has been rather low many points. there
has. rule. been little or no rain Picking Is
making very satisfactory Roadway. and marketing
Of cotton has been liberal scale.
CORN PRODUCTS.-It may be stated the
best of authority that predictions that the dvi-
dend on the common stock of the Corn Products
Company is to be passed when 1t falls due next
spring is premature and unofficial IL will be
three months before the company closes its fiscal
year The policy OF the company Is to pay dvl-
dends on the common stock earned in the pre-
ceding year or In other words keep common divi-
dends year behind the earnings. In this way
no action Is taken the matter until IL Is known
positively just what amount of earnings can be
spared for this purpose
PEOPLES CASH. II reported that the Peoples
Gas Company will show approximately per cent
earned on the stock for the year ending with
December. II is said the proportion of charges
have been about the same last year far
the amount written OF II concerned and there
have been no extraordinary expenditures In the
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year which will serve to increase the expense az
count
LAKE SUPERIOR REORGANIZATION-Th
time for paying the assessment the Old stock
Of the Consolidated Lake Superior Company and
for subscribing TO the bonds Of tne new company
expires next Tuesday. Up TO date more than %
per cent OF the stockholders have paid the assess
ment ard ID is said that the subscriptions to the
Jonds amount TO more than Sf.5C1sC0.
SPECIAL MEETING OF SEABOARD STOCK
HOLDERS-A special meeting o. the stockholders
of the Seaboard Air Line Railway has been called
for December 3 in Petersburg. Va. 70 amend TIRE
bylaws. elect directors. Tatify and approve the
action Of the directors. and transact such other
business as may come before the meeting
BANK CLEARINGS.-Thc total bank clearinss
all the clearing houses OF the United states for
the week ended November IS were E724. 4Ss55a.
against s2c6J.5+5.s22 in the preceding week and
g 1851 in the corresponding week last year
AMERICAN SMELLING AND REFININl-Ic
is authortativeiy stated that practically al % the
directors of the American Smelling and Refining
Company have increased their holdings Of the COM
mon stock in the last few months
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RAILROAD BoNDS.-Marl1et irregular Total
sales amounted in par value 10 ss9s5OO against
81 ss6G00 Friday. The heaviest dealings we're ~,
the Atlantic Coast Lane Is. Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy IS, Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad IS aud collateral trust S. Kansas C,i,,,
Southern IS. Mexican Central consolidated as
Pennsylvania convertible BIS St Louis and Sar,
Francisco refunding As ST Louis Southwestern
consolidated IS. Union Pacific first and convertible
- and Colorado Fuel and Iron convertible SIS CON
solidsted Tobacco as and United States Steel Is
were also active
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DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. Com
meIcial, 81 % discount; bank. par. San Francisco
Sight 2Izc: telegraph. sc. Boston-Par Charles
ton-Buying 1-1Sc discount; selling. 1-16c premium
Chicago-l0c premium. Cincinnati--l5c discount
Savannah-Buying SOC discount; selling, 75c pre-
MUM. ST. Louis-25c discount. Minneap olis-s0c
premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London. 3l2G4 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills as per cent: for long bills 4d4s per
cent. Berlin discount rate. 3I2 per cent. Berlin
exchange London 20 marks rs pfennigs. Paris
discount rate, % cent. Paris exchange
London, 25 francs IS centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES - British consols for
money, 50: for the account, SO 1-16 French rentes
81 francs S211 centmes.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver Sc Mexi-
can silver dollars, 43i2c. Bar silver in London
closed at 2612d.
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Reserve on deposits other than United States in
creased S2.2l6.GO0.
The following are the changes for the correspond.
ing week for the three preceding years. IS02-Ioans
increased Sl'ossv cash decreased a.711OcO, de-
posits increased ssls07Oo and surplus reserve de-
creased SS.7ss675. ls0i-Loans increased ST. los 200
cash increased ss55ico. deposits increased s71l 900
and surplus decreased s072 $50 Isoo-I,oans
increased sl7S,09o cash increased S1,s422oo de-
posts increased aSo90Oo. and surplus reserve de-
creased 81. Az. COO.
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
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BOSTON STOCKS.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in outside securities was dun None o.
the prominent issues figured in the days totals
for more than sone or two transactions while the
total sales scarcely exceeded 1000 shares. The ret
changes were slight. and in only one instance was
there a movement worthy OF note. Standard OIL.
on small volume Of offerings, declined points
to 645 on sales OF II shares
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William Z Nichols Co. No. Is wsll-stJ
Int per,od 4 Biz I ssE-5
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STOCKS GENERALLY FIRM.
NET GAINS IN MOST ISSUES ON LIGHT DAYS
BUSINESS.
y Statement Shoes a Cash Reseve Hongs-Sugar
Refining and Reciprocity Trade Conditions
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from fridays quo
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Amer Light & TEac. ------.-
90 pref . per cent ......
Bing Gas list mtg Us. 1919
DO stock. ...............--
Bing l. III x + lat Is. 1S+.-
Butt l. & z Co LIST mts 5s-.
Column Gas Co Isl is. 1885,
ID @ & e c LIST Con IS. lv39-
do stock ..--..-
TT w Gas Co LIST IS. io--,-
G Rap C L Co LIST os. 1910.
Hud Co Gas LIST Con is. iot0-
Indianap Gas Est Is. i3-9- >
do stock ......--.-.. .....--.
L q W " Gas LIST Is. i9-J- 4.
New-fiaver Gas Co stock.
n Y q . ( l. 4 p Co stock
do pref. .--...-..-..... /.
Ohio q I G list mtg e.. 1876
do stock .................
Syracuse u LIST mtg IL. l3so
81 Joseph Gas LIST IS. 1897 +,
81 Paul Gas g N IS. 1914 /.
vestch I 60 LIST ms 5s.i9o0.
do pref stock. ..-.....-...
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NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 80 1903

total reserve and the total deposits on the respec-
tive dates M .oo ~, 40 OF
specie sf52 200 slos s4o - 3o5 enO
Legal tenders 6i.2I2Uoo o's"o'""o -
.o,a ,1o oco s2,6 7z55Oo S24s 5S1. 700
Reserve required ooo ON 600 o2s fs7 Io5
against deposits. 2lo3sS"o' --os'o.- -
80 ,o- 90, SIX 7ss 400 sis. 4I4, 575
Reserve ......... s012ozD sio''o a6 4
cent OF reserve. zo.i 49,
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MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at AZ
per cent; highest, AZ per cent; lowest per cent
last lean AZ per cent closed at AZ per cent ruling
rate. 4G4J9 per cent Time money was quoted at s
per cent for sixty ninety days and So per cent
for four. five and six months. Commercial paper
was quoted per cent for choice four TO six
months bills. and 6d6Ia per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
Cables Sight. Sixty days
Sterling. 4S4lo .4s3is94s $4 : s9?4 s So
Reichsmari1s... 81 Ills 94'sg94 9l6 93sGS5 1910
Iulders. 40 1-1Gd40is G9Ts939 1915
LESS I-16.
Bankers posted rates were:
Sixty days. Demand
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. 4.si 4s41s
Paris NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a.21A 51S+s
Switzerland francs 6.217s 51S4
Belgium francs ............. -. 5.22lz 5.19+s
Germany reichsmarks. aiL 9s5s
Holland euilders NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 39% 40A
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WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.
The usual weekly table of price changes for the
active stocks follows:
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.Uri;ed states deposits included $50 500 700
The following shows the relation between the
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by DeNing. RuEsies < Mira &c 80 waIl--t
oew-VoFk. "a. IL South s,l-st. Philadelphia
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London New-Tork New-York
close equivalent close Cham

London. Nov IS l p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was strong. Final prices follow:
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
Furnished by William E Nichols Co. Is waIl-s:)
l l1s ,I I95s Sid. Ia.xa
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THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

'United States deposits included s3e see roo
The following shows the relation between tba
total reserve and the total deposits on the respec
tive dates:
Nov II. Nov. ~ Changes.
Specie 1852 953 300 si52 PAL Dec SIP ECO
Legal $50 272 Inc isT 900
s215. IA TC0 Sal6 5I 200 Inc s76s 200
Casa required
against deposits eli. s33 $50 203SS Dec Az ,o
Reserve ~ ssoIl350 Sc i2a 900 Ino 60 o,o o.
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Brooklyn Ferry stock. ......
Hoooken Ferry list IS. fo3d.
do stock. . =
n Y & = X Ferry GO stock
do LIST usts sS. fS.1
y Y q II r con - fRtt -
iOth & -: So t~t Eie -. i't3
Union + OF " Y 3 1; stnek
" Y & n ] ist ne ia. issad :
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BoNDS.-Market steady Final
quotations follow:
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Saturday. Saturday. Net
Nov. III Nov rs. changes
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ill9olZ
Reserve on total deposits increase s2Z5oOO reserve
.I;nitsd states deposits included $500 100
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

sex dividend.
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iio.55o Total sales for tho day. ENLISTED.
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T'urnlshed by wilan e Nlchos . Co. No. ~ y -
/ mt period. BID Asked
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
LAKEWOOD PHYSICIAN
F0RGETs HIS IDENTITY
lie Has Even Forgotten
That He Ever Was a.
Doctor

Poughkeepsie NJ ". Aug. ~. - a
stranger who has been otopping at the
Morgan House since Saturday, appar-
emily suffering from complete loss OF
memory as TO his own identity. was
identified as DR. Harry p. Cate, pro-
prietor Of sanitarium in Lakewood.
N. j., who disappeared on April q
last. On that day he'went TO New York
with several thousand dollars. and from
that time all trace Of him was lost
Since then he has been wandering.
and his face and hands are bronzed by
the weather His clothes are good. and
he says he has been buying new cloth
ing whenever necessary. He says that
the only places he can remember being
in were St. Louis and Kansas City. al
though he has travelled, he says, through
great many places.
S. s. Taylor, of Lakewood, a friend
read the description OF the man at the
Morgan House and notified John G.
Wilkinson. Of Newburgh. Dr. Gates
brother-in-law, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
kinson came here and identified him
Dr. Cate apparently did not recognize
them. and he says he cannot remember
anything about them. He declared that
the name Lakewood suggests moth
ing to him. He remembers everything
that has happened since Saturday, but
his memory is practically a blank OF
all before that date. He does not even
remember that he has been a doctor.
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
steamer HeIpIess In storm.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE $50 passen-
gers on the steamer Alice Stafford
had a most exciting experience on
Lake Michigan, the vessel encounter
ing a violent storm, and while it was
at its height the safety valves gave
out and there was imminent danger
that the boat would be blown up Tho
passengers were in a panic rushing
about the deck in their night cloth
ing, and the officers had great difi-
Guilty in controlling them. The stok-
ers abandoned their posts and refused
TO return and rake the fires, declaring
that the boilers might explode any
minute. Robert Manners, the assist
ant engineer. finally extinguished the
fires, and then for - hours the help
less vessel rolled in the trough Of the
sea, while the crew burned blankets
soaked in kerosene. to attract passing
vessels
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT
TO WRECK EXPRESS TRAIN
Engineer Looked Ahead and
Saw Three Ties Upon
the Track

Lancaster, Pa, Aug. 12.-An attempt
was made last evening TO wreck the
Harrisburg express due here at 72O
The train was running just east Of
Atglen, when the engineer, happening
to look ahead. discovered an obstruc-
ton on the track. He quickly applied
the air brakes. and the speed Of the
train was checked. but It struck the
obstacle with sufficient force to severely
jolt the passengers. Three ties had
been laid across the track. Two were
pushed aside and the third caught un-
der the engine and was showed along
for some yards. The passenger coaches
were we'll filled, and the timely discoy-
cry Of the engineer averted an appall-
ing wreck.
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
A panoerous Counterfeit.

Washington. Aug 1.-THE secret
service has discovered a new counter
felt $40 silver certificate. The general
general appearance Of the note is said
to be excellent and calculated to de-
eeive even careful handlers Of money
It Is in imitation Of the series Of 1891,
check letter d, Tillman register bears
the portrait of Hendricks and appar-
emily is printed from plates Of photo
mechanical process. Three specimens
of the note have been seen all bearing
the number 7.019.S4S
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
Ivr c1ad nuildIna..

So long as the walls Of building are
sound and the bricks or stones, well
cemented together, offer TO assures OF
cracks for the plant to force its way
into, there is nothing whatever 10 fear.
Should the ivy, however, find an open.
ing, and so thrust itself into the wall,
the natural aud continuous expansion
of its parts will tend to loosen the
stones and hasten the decay Of the
building.
A fair growth of ivy on sound walls
that allow of no advances beyond the
superficial attachment of the claspers,
or aerial roots, as they are called, is al
together beneficial 1t promotes dry
ness and warmth, counteraots the cor
rosiye action of the atmosphere and is
at once shelter and an ornament.
These aerial roots are not sources OF
nutrition, but merely serve as mechIn-
ical support to the climbing ivy. The
contention that they sap the whole OF
the moisture from mortar, leaving II
excessiveIsafdr and crumbling. has
therefore NO fbhndation In faction
don Standard Zig
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
PRINCESS RAOzIWILL
HAS BEEN RELEASED
Woman Who Forged Cecil
Rhodes Name Released
From Jail

Capetown, South Africa, Aug. H.
Princess Radziwill who was sentenced
to two years Imprisonment by the SUI
preme court April 30, 1902, for forgery
in connection with notes purporting to
have been endorsed by the late Cecil
Rhodes, has been liberated from prison
and has started for England.
The Princess Radziwill is the daugh-
ter of the Austrian Count Dymski, for
merly one Of the grea, landed proprie-
tors of Galicia, where he possessed
several great castles. He sought to
have his daughter marry a wealthy
manufactures, but she eloped with
Prince Radziwill on the eve of the day
set for her marriage to the manufac-
turer. Subsequently she went to South
Africa and attempted to float evidences
of credit purporting to have been
signed by Cecil Rhodes, b'N which were
repudiated by him and Which led to
several suits at Capetown, finally eul-
minating in her conviction.
In commenting upon her remarkable
career at the time Of the sentence, the
London papers generally attributed
Cecil Rhodes' death to the worry which
she had caused him, obliging him to
return to South Africa in the hottest
weather to fight the case.
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
WORK AND REST.
when they Alternate Perfectly, a
Man WIN Enjoy Both.


Man WIN Enjoy Both.
After work comes rest. when they
alternate perfectly man may prepare
to enjoy real happiness. when they
alternate perfectly q man will enjoy
both the work and the rest that fol-
lows it.
Nature is just old lady. She seldom
gives man more than he needs. II he
elects to live u lazy life she lets his
muscles get habby and his brain go
sleepy. She never permits him to long
possess a faculty or nerve or a mus
Gle or a sinew that he does not use
The proper way to keep your muscles
or your hraias is 70 use 'em up and let
nature provide you with a fresh sup
ply. Nature is assisted IN this work by
rest One may rest sometimes by seek
ing a change of labor Labor thus be-
comes recreation recreation.
TO live happily in this worl61t is not
enough TO know how TO work. A man
must also know how 20 rest. The man
who knows only how TO work will soon
wear out If he doesn't wear out i'm
mediately his work VIII suffer in some
way. No man can do his best work un-
less he alternates It with a little play
or little rest
A man who can't drop his work from
his m. d as readily as he can drop his
tools 4 m his hands had better take a
few we IS of to study the rest aues-
.tlon~- His nerves are not what they
should be.
If man wishes to keep his nerve. LET
him avoid neryes.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1903-08-12

There Is more Catarrh IN this section Of
the country than all other diseases pu
together. and until the last few years wai
supposed TO be incurable For a grea'
many years doctors pronounced It a lOca
disease and prescribed local remedies, anC
by constantly failing TO cure with ioca
treatment. pronounced it incurable
Science has proven catarrh to be a con
siitntional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrl
Cure. manufactured by II. j. Cheyney
CO.. Toledo Ohio, IS the only constitution
al cure on the market IL is taken intern
ally IN doses from 10 drops TO a teaspoon
ful. IL acts directly on the blood ant
mucous surfaces OF the system. Thel
offer one hundred dollars for any case j
fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes
timOnais. Address,
r.. j. CHENEY g CO., Toledo, o.
Sold bv Druggists. 75c
Halls Family pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
CANAL TREATY MAY FAIL
Seven Colombian Senators Favor and
II Oppose Ratification.

Seven Colombian Senators Favor and
II Oppose Ratification.
Panama, Aug. 12.-The latest news
from Bogota IS not favorable to the
ratification Of the canal treaty A cor
respondent writes that seven senators
favor and II oppose ratification, and
that unless some radical change oc-
ours soon ell efforts to secure its rati-
fication will fail The friends OF the
canal hope that ex-President Caro-
one of the leaders of the opposition
to the government and an opponent TO
the treaty. may again drag the ques-
ton into politics in the belief that
such move would eventually compel
the senate, when the vote is reached
to divide on the lines Of support OF
opposition to the government
Senior Perez y Soto, an enemy OF
the treaty. who in June viciously at
tackled Minister Herran for negotia
ting it. has published in his paper, the
Constitutional, a bitter arraignmen'
of the Panama people who favor th'
treaty
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
Cashier Wrecks a Bank.

Cincinnati. o., Aug 12.-The police,
after searching for two days, have
been unable to locate John X. Brown.
cashier Of the Union Bank at New Hol-
land. o. Brown boarded a train for
Cincinnati last Saturday, and he has
not been seen since. The safe was
opened by an expert and found to con-
tain only $55S in gold and silver. The
books are in bad shape, and the loss
will reach over $4,000. The deposits
were nearly $500, 900. The stockholders
are said to be good for only $4,000.
Evening journal., 1903-08-12
rwo summer eueets MISSING,

Gloversville. N. Y. Aug. 12,-George
H. Evans, of Johnstown, N. ", and
Miss Florence Brown. OF New York
city. summer guests at Canada Lake,
an Adirondack resort. are missing.
They left Fultons Hotel in a rowboat
to search for pond lilies. Later their
boat was found afioat in the lake with
one oar missing. In the boat was the
young womans sacque and mans
sweater. Searching parties were i'm
mediately organized and the woods
surrounding the lake thoroughly
searched. No trace had been found
of the missing couple. It is thought
that they have been drowned, and
preparations to drag the lake are un-
der way.