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INVESTOR BUYS AUDUeon-AvE. PLOT

sIawson & Hobbs have sold for the Atlantic
Realty Company TO an investor the northeast cor
ner Of Audubon-ave. and Observation-Disclosures
ty-frst-st., size 50xl0G feet.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Beagmont-av G :, $50 II n of fsTth-st J0x109:
James VI Wen;z. loans to Michel MAIDEN. -.
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Furnished Houses to Let.
Country Property for Sale.
Country Home.
in a
Select Colony.

A gentleman DESTROYS Of securing a country
home with the best possible surroundings hold,
an option on 10 acres on the north shore Of
Long Island. with about 1000 feet OF shore
front fine deep water harbor.
He desires to associate with himself group
OF congeniaI men Of unquestioned character
and integrity to take over this property at
actual price Of option and divide into ten acre
plots.
The location is one OF the choicest on Long
Island; very high; pure water. perfect roads
electric lights and most sanitary soil The cash
outlay OF each individual for land would bs
about $4,000 payable in instruments
BY closing now plans could be made for sew
eral houses to be constructed simultaneously IN
the spring at considerable saving 10 each.
This is bona hde proposition and bona hds
inquiries giving full name and address will re-
ceive courteous attention
Address ". NJ, Box 30 Tribune ONCE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY NOVEMBER p.

Neville & BaEFe. architects .................
s3d-st No if2 West. for a two story brick stor-
age. 10x30; Goelet owner: o l. Spannhakcr'
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MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

141st-st = s. 243 Il q Leuox ave for elk
story brick nnthouse. 451S0l IL. c Flaum. ownsrI
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City Hoteh.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT -, IS
Il. vate hath Including meals. SIS weeSlyt 81 A.
weekly. VAN RENSSELAER, 10 Z llth ST. heas -
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14

10 curtaIling this process Of dTIiliug in-
10 the cities, did Of ali mf6tfh conyen-
isnces the ruruI talrphUne heads'tth. hst
The new dIyISlou III lnupn e. Brunaugh)
has now been in operation long enough
to demuustrate the efficiency 5f it, ser
wee and We find by actuaktest, that We
can cali a meeting oI the nremuris in the
evenings or at the noon huur and Usually
get IL Response from eycry memDer
The mrnbefs rvspdan aitd answer 70
roll call within 81 srcouus afler the
sigma iUr meeting Is ruhg anu II tn
matteC 10 be presen ytd ; iuplc dBftVf
mutual .Deuent II Is' Lau"iI., "IafoseG Oi
Dnu TIE mrcuug aIyJu.IaI TIvAiu some
tnrea tau "a Aln mtuu.ro, ,,.s 80
CoDt,ast ,ucl. "a cQuycuiruec 10 Tue
once customary urtuoI .ot,. leA,Iu, Ing
Iie.d tte midolo OF the a,tylnuon III orIrI
u 80 sdme mics through dtsl or mud
,u lraus4c, tue sdilic sLusiarss AID ia
uoiDs so emP,u! sonic Cu.r,, Teams u
q.... Ger 4a, auu murn oi tno night
Inese mOuern cunyenrruces We con
SUR cummenLabe uuu meutou them III
tuesr cu.umus 10 .Ae uute INA, II may
at ins,gumru,o, IA tuo cs,audsAmeHt VI
otnr uIVisluns.
Iuo uuus,i rilielency ofdutserIlce %e
at,IGuJo 20 good rquipn-nt, 1, upIJ
jon OF prtutu, uuur Tor Us at Liberal,
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
FART ruRROws


When betr4 r7.r. .I..t. Of .i-r.i.h.
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really tgrfoaI .up.ryr-or .DnvIl be .,b.
r,ll object Of -ucL rrirbcts Poor r,v..
are moor epoy,h and are. fl, go,I .,p,.n
NOT executed and good l,osar.r,f ..f.r
when "A f,i.ur. Z, ,>n,.,. ft.m g.
sprarcut.
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The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
STICK TO THE FARM.
some Good Reasons Why The
Country is The Best.
he
Big:
Store

p. +. Craotree, manager of the Crab
tree Experimental farm at Hannon, Mo,
u las III the Liberal Enterprise some good
reasons Why it is to the advantage OF the
iarmer 10 stick two the farm"
Ine farmers of this Vicinity have
p amy reached new epoch 1hoy
nave Iustaled their rural telephoGes aud
the service Is pracucIliy perfect. "
naruy an eveuIng passes uuy
what a meeting o. concert IL caiIau
uf -umcthiH- ui sruridt Iu,rtrat u.-cuss,
e.. q tIIpu.,dlt Du7.uesa n.1,rls ,r.sA-
,.ctcu Ji,uuu. rNc,sshc iuss OF ,Ine o.
tnr necessity OF utussIug .iOr du evening
caa.'.
Some one may say what uas a, 70.
~ "i,n al, ,o,sut @, ar,rcuuuIr. 4
a. o.iaN.,, :. ...., veg uutI 90 uu Wl,u
/. ."urru. ror sen rauous tme treuu oI
200, ropuiocc ua5 ueed 10 uIt hUm tie
r-.,,. u.attv,s IuyO tnr cItics.
aus uns U,s1I ..us lnJs, ,.rsu,y uu
..c,OunC q. "a, iucIc..s "a dtt,ac,,ous auu
.vepmDo,i,e.u ,u,u,sLu. a.! tuu CI.,es
.nu uu.n ,uc 'acs ,,ld, .4r Jest ,u,rlt. ~
ua7 uiwa!s D'.L .eArnd "a tne rutdi IIa
tti',s auu u,.s a., ,.itGUl! Uecu iu u,mauu
ir commo. clal pui 1,ts cu,,r,u ~ ,ue
vi,tes. e.
II has Ui,eu ., ca asKru, IT,. pyo,! rA-
p'aln,u, aus sIu..t p'Yr,e e. Dut, nnv
r,cuiu q. eunius a.Och, rtp,uLucy ,uvh
tqua,s u, lrOuuco tueIr supet,u.s al ruun
offspring.
Ine correct answer Is too plaza TO ne
longer misunderstood. Iucre are Two
ulHl iGctu,s tuat euleg lutU tho prouuc
uuu vi an on iounu, Well balanced,
mental, moral dnd pn! alcai MAJ. ihr!
a.e lrs, prunsrre; seCoAu, eu,i.Cnueut.
Almost luNar,aUi! u Lds uesu lrpstn
the suua ana daughters ut our most
cdpaUie men nave Dveu reared iargeiJ Ia
the. .citles, not unuer tds pers5la super.
Nslon ui tue paruut, anI ~ aa a,nlos
phere uot mcralIy cuuuueIyr " tAe Uest
utyelupmcnt, cuus- 4ueutiy fhtGe shuttle
he. stIuOm e,cUnlc cons tIcuous
Livery couvepIeHce 70 rul4I h,e assls i
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
A GREAT Sensation.

There was II big seesilioG in LeesSil!o
Ind, When W Il Brown Of that place,
who was expected TO die, had hisJI &
saved 10y Dr Kings New Dis qvery, foI
Consumption. lie ,Yri}s1: y tendpred
insutf,iabie agOnita from .Asilimt,. put
youe New Det'ov,ry gaIc ms ,mu!gclats
.rehef aud soon tArro"iter Effected a
complete cure, imilaG cures VI ooa'
sumption, Pneun,puia, Brouchitis aud
Grip are humorous. lt.7 l4e pe7rless
remedy for all throat and luqg, lrQupissi
Price SOC, and sl.OO. GuaranJeed bs
Webb BROS, Trial bottle freq ..clg'i
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
BOYS CLOTHING

make sIoinIy Of Boys Clothing. The largest stock ouI a
NEN FABRIC To select from, Made and tailored
iuhcf they
good enough for ho,, which
We give an honest deal aud the money NI.r"gr
produce
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
,eya GoalatI2 cents a bus
,Hsl at.stJs P. Lei5s Grain
Co. :. OR.C ,p

~ ',.e.A Cure for li-adacne-
!. AnSlaE1n. .Topsn, anu child s6irrins
from hsadiohe( biliOusness or a duh,
j.drowsy ftpling should lake 1ue or two 81
DsMiyS's Lit,te li5nly kisers pigh srd
asypipgl slhssf ltinous lit,le pills are
'fAhipps be caqgs'fdcy ate lopie is vol
Ihs pill. While tho, cleanse The system
they strengthen and rebuild il by their
O5ip Effect upop the liver and bovels.
Sold lo,J X Schooier
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
Letter 70 DrB A GoOding
Jasper no.

Drar Sir: IoM1ndcrstand chemistry;
how d you likr'tu earu $1,000:
z Dcvoc lead-au zihc-thits The name Of
our paint that takes,fr@er Z ,llons than
mixed paint and wears twice as long us
ipld-and-oil i mhue of white lead,
wbiIr linc,'lr7 color, turpeutiue dryer,
el,i hUserU."i,. ., .,..
II aHy chemist finds aay adu,tcrution
,,u'thls paini-we'II pay tis Di.I pna @iJvo
brsllrS., ,..-
rs ucbody's business What sc put in
our paint, oi cuursg; but we want it
kuown fJt iend'uud anio and Iiuseed
OIL, sroudd together D. machinery, are
10 paint vita: aud lead and oil
,f5ixctiNsiy kaud.isAot. =, .-..'
- va Vain it Known that one word de
sarlpes ths.nrst paluy IN the worIu' and
Ii.@l. Nprd,54 G,vyoe. ,..' 't..
aye !Sat gang to paints 3. 'u
-. pt Yours truly
.,...... + WDEvoE& & Go
New York aud Chicago
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14

the SOIL never Wnrkt A23VeesN D4ceIJ.
Live stock. is generally in good health
and the farmers, we'll, ha really is too
much iutsysted right COW to get SICK. :
.of,cf kohdtf' how madyA there are
who leatff alii4dcldte'sthe virtue that
li4 in hop6 Tr+'r'tson who i. no. eful
maintains oitsliN conscience nd com.
mands a smile when occasiop demands.
Vita the hopeless person how different
they habituilly cross their bridges long
before they get to ;hem and 10 So doing
they are continuously crossing bridges
thag were never built.
Nov this last act is always hard on q
person : nrryous 5,strm aud particularly
hard ou farmer : finances. Better far
to strike a fair compromise between It
and he tenor expressed 10 the follow
ing expressive lines ... ...'
Think not Of the morrow"
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
rSotring cqunIto Cirnnsbsrinin4
GoiiG, ShoiSrn Ard Diurrhoen
IsSriNedSJ ForI Bowel Conn
r,HnirnN. irn l.InaI.Irnrr-A -

"Wr nave used chamberlain r,lir.
ch0lrra and .Diarrhcea Remedy iu cur
Isml4 .fqrySars. 'says Mr4J B cooke, 81
Nedglsuqs, Texas I'VE baHc gtyeu u
.ta all. ptpnE qahdrsn. We Irtgc p5,7I.
other mepicinss ,'for the samc purpose,
kpt, ncyer,- ,-iunEd any yihigS ~ equal
cgampe,lida's III you viii use ii AS
bdjregi7 III ~ ,sill,aiWa!s cure Fog sair
, ~ Msub BToS. '''
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14

You can buy whips cheap II
the Racket store
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14

Have'iust received a SoSiicte ligs oi
Clover brand Shoes, IAN sizes, CGhs
and see them and get prices. ,s
~ j. f. BRiGur:
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14

Come il adf Join the burial Associa.
uop.rp v fss''r' pgsul, giE
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
selatie Esheun1rtisn, cured.

81 have been subject to sciatlc rheu-
matism for Yeas ASH il Wilson, of
Wilton Junction. Iowa. my joints
were stiff and gave he much pain and
and discomfort. My joints would crack
when | straiehtened up. ! used cham
Lerhiu's Pain Balm aud have. been
Thoroughly cured. Have not had pain
or ache from the old trouble for mar !
months. 1t is cegAinIy,S mpsr wouder-
iui liniment." For sale by Webb Bros.
Wanted Agents, Experience not
necessary. Cash weekly. Write for
terms. Western Nursery 60, Law renee
Kansas. 2S-s
know a jolly old maiden lady,
4 Indy Of high degree,
Who never gees to bed without
\ drink of Rocky Moont ia Tea
Sensible NomHu. j. X, echooler.
You can buy whil,s cheap II
the Racket store
The Jasper news., 1904-04-14
SERIOUS StonraGh Trouble
Cured.

Cured.
/ WAS tnouhlpd with a distress in my
stomach, sour STOMACH ana Vomiting
spells, aud can trutnfully say that cham
oerlaiu : Stomach and Liver Tablets
currd me, Mrs 4 V Williams, Lahgs
burg, Mich. These tablets are gharan-
tced TO cure every case ofstoinaeh doc
ible Of this character For SHE by yi%ehb
I;fUg.1J 50. 30 " "30nCH w 81
% Esa a .,.r--.-+A ,-,f-l SE St.-ii,. e
he A,aLg, Nursery SIoeks ~, rs I.
The Wtstega. Nursery Comparisons"
of the oldest aud most reliaole firms Al
Kaus'ls.. 4 lRlrstock is ca'ei uily' seitctrd
and tirse,ciass iiu every f',sia'ct' aud
thtI:aodrenuy%i,s dhliV,asl in good Crtfur
. Auy OBe adn1Ani0Atiug to set ptrees OF
,ssrubtry tnis' fall wuuldHesmIa S 81,
ODE St tlssAr agents or write tbs Cu btsstt
placing their orocrs.@ 9;oeI II2 Il "
;9c,I qAddrtss Western Nursery Co
|, 2so'. ;.:.. ;LaWrtdge, kulists.
- 4. d. t---.-- sk-----,---4ig -
II have used Chamberlaiu's $ Stomach
aud Liver Tablets with most satisfactorily
'tesCils, = say 7irs>F L.Phslts' Ads-idn.
'fEssN F,S ihNitess-tioo, hklauYa'. una
,.gopstf fpaiSif these ,ahie,s. .ste niost- -
cSflsdf, Salq .by lyebb, nfls..,en2f
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
DIR. G. R. WARNER ELECTED
School Election Results Most Gratifying to Major
ity Of Our People.

Yesterday an election for member
of the board of education of school
district No. 1 occurred in Grand
Junction. There were two candidates
in the field, DIR. George r. Warner
and Mrs. Emma Wadsworth.
DIR. Warner was supported by The
Sentinel not because there was any
uufitness on the part of his opposition
for the position but because there was
something at stake for the betterment
of the public school system of G rand
Junction. That something was to get
rid of the one man power which has
been supreme in the conduct of the
schools of this city for the past sever
al years.
The result of the election only
proves that the cock and bull stories,
the lies to be more plain in speak
ing the English language. only aided
AS boomerang, and came back to the
place that they were hurled.
When man stoops so low as to
hold up before thinking public little
school children in order to gain some
thing which he is not entitled to. he
should he set down upon as was the
willy and crafty superintendent of the
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
Child Didn't Mind 1t.

Sheriden. Colo, Nav 1s-Special.
Last night about six O'Clock Margeret
Tarlin, about three years old, was
missed from her home, in Dietz
Search in the neighborhood failed to
locate her. The alarm was spread and
soon the whole camp was aroused and
searching parties were sent out.
About 400 men. women and children
continued the search until a 80 this
morning when the little one was
found on the top of one of the high
hills fully five miles from town, hav-
ing wandered about in the dark and
cold for ten hours. The night was
cold and a heavy frost fell. When
found the little one was lying on the
ground. her face in her hands and
seemed quite content.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
JOB ON EDITORS.
Are Held Up and Relieved of Their
VaIuabIeS.

st. Louis. May 1s-Special-rhe
editors OF the Northwestern Missouri
Press Association leaving st. Joseph
Monday morning i'll special car over
the Missouri Pacific to st. Louis, were
the victims of clever ruse of William
Williams of st. Joseph. AS the train
pulled into the famed Blue cut, Will
liams in a mask walked into the car
from the front and with an unloaded
pistol. commanded the editor9 to 10
liver up their oasn. watches aud val.
uaDles which they did. In the excite
ment. Williams slipped into the
kitchen department and removed his
maskand reached the car again without
being detected. The editors received
their valuables again upon their arriv-
al at Union Station.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
DISAPPEARS IN ST. LOUIS
Missing Grand Junction Man Alarms
Relatives.

The mysterious diS : 'eaiance OF
a Grand Junction man IN st. Louis
has caused considerable excitement
among the railroad people. The
gentleman left this city about the first
of the month in company with his
nine year old boy. A dispatch from
st. Louis in the Denver papers is to
the effect that j. L. BenRe, conduc-
tor on the Rio Grande, has been miss
ing for several days. 1t is. thought
that the son informed the police re-
garding the matter. Mrs. Benge re-
sides at the corner of 4th and Rood.
When Benge left this city he had
over $500 in cash on his person.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
WITH HEAVY LOSSES.
Reported Defeat of Russians, Who
Retreated.

London. May 19- Specialize is
reported here that a battle has been
fought at Harcheng and that the Rus
slams have been defeated with heavy
losses. falling back in confusion on
Lilo Yang and closely followed by the
Japanese. News of heavy fighting at
Lilo Yang in which the whole Japanese
army will taKe part and another jap
anese victory will be won is expected
every moment. 1t is believed that
the Japanese plan is to occupy Harpin
as the goal of their camp aign. With
Harpin in their possession, Port Arth
ur and Vladivostok either captured or
at their mercy, and the Russian navy
destroyed so far as eastern wal is con-
cerned, it is felt that the Japanese can
wage aggressive action against Russia
with assurance.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18

public schools of Grand Junction.
Every article on the school question
that appeared in the personal ''Or-
gan" of W. H. Miller was either pen
ned, dictated or suggested by that
gentleman.
He stauds charged with the articles
not only by tie editor of The Sentin el
but bv every man who knows the ius
and outs of campaign work and news
paper writing.
On the other hand The Sentinel
told its hundreds of readers Just upon
what grounds she fight was being
waged and throughout the entire cam
paign no scurrilous epithets were
hurled at the opposition-personali-
ties are the poorest and weakest of
weapons.
The official count of the ballots re-
suited in DR.. George R. Warner re-
ceiving 697 votes and Mrs Emma
Wadsworth Ga. giving Dr. Warner SO
votes to the good This ends the
school election Of May 18th, 1904,
in Grand Junction
The old board will meet tonight to
close up its business, and Immediately
the new board will meet and organize.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
The SeedIeSS Apple.

The fact that a seed1esS ap-
pie has been developed in this
state is of far more Importance
to fruit growers than probably
many persons would suppose.
Like the seedless orange,
which has had so remarkable
a sale the new apple will have
to be propagated from gratis
and buds. There being no seeds
propagation by bud or graft is
all that remains, but trees thus
grown, will no doubt, thrive and
be as vigorous as those grown
from seeds. In fact, nearly all
the improved varieties of peach
es and apples are proPogated
by this means. 1t will require
Z It few years to plant large
orchards in this way, and thus
the production of the new vari-
ETY. may be extended.
1t seems that the lack of seeds
will free the new apple from the
attacks of coddling moths,
which feed on the seeds. The
moths would die were the eggs
from which they spring depos-
tied in the apple, aud thus no
injury would be inflicted. This
will mean a great saving for
apple growers, whose crops
have suffered much from at
tacks of these insects.
The fact that the seedless ap-
pie Is also free from blossoms
will, it is said, make it immune
from attacks of early frosts,
and thus crops will be saved on
trees of this kind when on
those bearing seed they may
be destroyed.
1t is certain that the fact |
that this apple was discovered |
or developed near Grand juno
ton, will direct much attention
to that part of Colorado as a
fruit growing region. People will
become informed concerning it's
advantages, and although the
seedless apples may be pro-
duced fully as well in other To-
calities, the Grand Valley will
get the benefit of the advertis-
ing that will result from the
discovery.-Denver Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
ATTEMPT TO ROB MAIL
Highwaymen in Chicago are Routed
by Police.

Chicago, May ESPECIAL, Two
highway men attempted to rob the
United States Registered mail wagon
early yesterday morning near the @.
and N. W. railway station. That
accidental discharge of a revolver
frustrated their plans and they escaped
after street duel with the police.
The contents of the wagon was valued
at several thousand dollars. The
policeman saw one of the men and
fired at him. The man returned the
shot and ran making good his escape
The other men slipped away during
the fight.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
A"':ss Z; THE FAIR, 1Ess: E:%: E:4:s
BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER

evenu of
muslin Underwear the special attraction details
m ok WI" be here purchase literally WILL
10 10 one one item only You will recall similar sale earlier
nao made what
selling yetthe goods %er sold out within three days present
nave splendid
EARL PURCHASNG
the stock broker '4''
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
Too Strong a Pull.

Philadelphia. May 1S- Special
A Coroner's inquest over the death of
ten year old William Black. who on
Sunday smoked his first cigar, shows
that the boy died i'll convulsions
after having been given AN emetic
which brought to light the stub of a
cigar. He recovered consciousness
shortly before no died and said that he
swallowed it by sccident while smok-
ing his first cigar.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
BY 5000
Bob Speer and Democrat
ic Ticket on Top in
Denver.

penver, May 1S-Special = Robert
W. Speer has been chosen as first may
or of greater Denver by plurality
which Official account shows to be
very near 5000 The Democrats have
also elected all the city officers with
the exception of six aldermen. The
Republican leaders are making the
usual cry of fraud and say they will
contest the elect ion in the court.
This talk does not alarm the the DEM
ocrats however, who say that Speer's
majority is so large that there can be
no question as to his honest and fair
election.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
Republican Deadlock.

Springfield, May 1s- Special-The
deadlock in, the State Republican con-
vention continues and there is grow
ing inclination to take thirty day
rest. Many conferences have been
held between Yates. Lowden and
Demeen and a combination between
Yates and Lowden or Demeen seems
no more likely than before.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18

T. W. Primrose returned from a
trip to the North Fork country in
Delta county last evening He states
that the report that the fruit crop of
that section was ruined by the last
frosts is a mistake and that big
yield will be had.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
W. O. BOYER.
General Contractor.

1 am fully prepared and competent
to furnish estimates on all kinds of
CONT act work. Brick. stone and ce-
ment work. 1 can furnish as cheap
ly as any one in the city Give me a
trial. Twenty-Five years experience.
P o. Box No. 33.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-25
Stocks : Bonds = Cereals

week 1900 have arrived, against 90
900 the same time last week The
general demand has been remarkably
good, purchasers for shipment show
a large increase, Common and half
fat steers have declined Isaac, choice
having advanced 15@z0 with strong
demand. Best steers sold today at Is
higher than last week.
HOGS-With no. enough offered to
meet the demand prices this week
have ruled higher than last week. To,
day good lots We're stronger to s
higher, but the best figure was no
higher than yesterday.
SHEEP-The bulk of offerings this
week came from ranges, there il big
demand from feeders and slaughter.
ers. Today the only thing noted was
a small decline in range lambs 9th
ers sold freely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-25
SLIGHT INTEREST
TAKEN IN STOCKS
SENTIMENT INDIFFERENT AND
WAS ALLOWED TO DRIFT ON
VERY MEAGER DEAL
lNGS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
New York, Sept. 23,-There is evi.
dent a progressive diminuion in inter.
est in the stock market Today's trans
actions fell below half million shares
in contrast with last weeks daily deal
ings in over a million shares. This
! leaves but one day of this week in
which transactions reached that aggre-
gate. The sentiment seemed altogeth-
er Indifferent to the market and it was
| allowed to drift for the most part on
very meager dealings. There was not
even the congested activity in special
stocks which is all that has kept up
the level of dealings for several days.
Paciiics continued the most prominent
features in the market. The circua-
ton Of rumors regarding them which
has been incessant through the week,
was not in evidence today Perhaps
for that reason the strength Of Union
Pacific. seemed to impart some
strength to others in its group by sym
pathy.
The days news was favorable to
corn with warmer weather reported
over the belt and with the price in the
market lower. Eastern railroads were
not conspicuous, but they oyercamc
the early slight depression which az
fected them and which was partly due
TO selling attributed TO London ac.
count The falling off in net earnings
for August reported by Baltimore and
Ohio may have acted as drag on the
group. Also some views on the condi-
ton of soft coal trade was not calcu-
lated to inspire the owners of coal
properties The currency movement
shows decrease of over 81 600, 900 in
cash up to Thursday night There is
some probability of a contraction in
loan itcm as 1t is said the trust com
panies have been placing loans during
the week
The lack Of pressure on the market
during the day prompted a brisk bid
ding up of stocks late in the day TO
the best prices. The closing was
steady near the top