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Society.
.. A. r. TO
OBSERVE FLAG DAY.

Flag day, June IA, will be appropriate
~ observed in Birmingham by General
Sumpter Chapter, Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. A programme to include
patriotic music. an address and the rails
Ing of the flag has been arranged and
the exercises will be held on the after
noon of June IA at o'clock at the cor
ner of Eleventh avenue and Twelfth
street At that hour the Daughters will
assemble and as the large flag of their
country is raised. one Of the most inspir-
ing ceremonies in the world. they viii
stand beneath its sheltering folds and
sing the star spangled Banner
Mr.. Joseph B. Babb has been invited
to make a short address and Miss Lena
Jackson will sing a solo. Mrs. A. J..
Riddle will read an original poem and
on this occasion the beautiful ritual that
has been adopted by the Daughters will
add to its impressiveness.
Mrs. j. Morgan Smith, state regent, Is
very anxious to interest all the chapters
in the state in a proper observance Of
Flag day, and the exercises that have
been arranged by General Sumpter Chap
ter will be in accordance with both the
wishes of the state regent and the ration
al society,"
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Home on Worlds
Fair Grounds
The Inside Inn at the 1904 Exposition
Is a Comfortable and Convenient
Home for Visitors.
Low Rates Fixed by the Exposition
Authorities.

= Visitors to the worlds fair at st. Louis
will find in the Inside Inn a decided now
city in expositions. A splendid hotel, with
all the modern conveniences, and the COM
forts of home, with a capacity for 5000
guests, has been built and equipped entire
ly within the grounds
This great hotel, which covers an area
of 400xS00 feet, Is situated In the wooded
section of the grounds, and it's surround
ings are ideal. 1t is just far enough from
the crowds and hustle of the great fair
to afford quiet and homelilxe resting
place, and at the same time to be within
easy access of all the points of interest
From the broad verandas that surround
the Inn many of the beautiful pavilons
IN the Plateau of States may be seen
"A brief walk will lead the guest to the
Wonderful Cascades and the bewidering-
~ beautiful landscape and architecture
that make UP the local point of this
greatest of all expostions. No one of the
large exhibit palaces Is great distance
from the hotel, but II the visitor so de-
sires he may board one of the Intramural
cars at the very door of the hotel and
be whirled rapidly over a beautiful scenic
section of the grounds. For one fare he
can reach any point in the grounds. If
he finds 1t necessary to visit the city
the street cars pass the south side of the
house. and by boarding any eastbound car
he can reach any point in the city for one
fare.
Long trips in reaching the grounds in
The morning and returning at night are
avoided. During the day II the visitor be-
comes weary he may retire to his room
md snatch a rest or take nap.
The exposition management controls the
rates for the Inside Inn. and they are
extremely reasonable. A comfortably fur
nished room may be obtained, on the Eu-
ropean plan, for $3.50 per day, per per-
son. II Injuries are desired these may
be obtained in securing room at from
LEO to IS. 80 per day. These higher priced
rooms nave private baths and are models
of elegance. Retes on the American plan
are from So per day up to ST. The restau-
rant has capacity of $500 guests. break
fast and luncheon is served at 50 cents,
while evening dinner costs 70 cents. A la
carte service Is given at reasonable rates.
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HENRY WlLDS DIES.
Desperate illness Came Upon Him
Very Suddenly.

Tuscaloosa, June T-(Special) 1.-THE
death of Henry Wilds occurred at u
o'clock last evening at the residence of
his mother on Greensboro avenue. He
| had not been entirely well for the past
| few days but no anxiety was felt over his
condition, unit last evening at 10 o'clock
when he was taken desperately i'll and
though everything known to medical skill
was done his spirit had taken its flight
at IL o'clock. His trouble was affection
of the brain Mr. Wilds was the son of
Mrs Fannie Wilds and was just in the
early prime of young manhood
For number of years he had been a
member Of the Baptist church and was
a young man of many sterling traits of
character. His father the late w. H
Wilds, was one of Tuscaloosa's most
highly esteemed citizens He is survived
by his mother, two brothers, Lonne and
Frank Wilds, and four sisters, Misses
Bette, Lucy, Lillian and Fannie Wilds.
The funeral took place this afternoon at
4 o'clock at the family residence. the SER
vices being conducted by the Rev. l.. O.
Dawson. The interment took place in
Evergreen cemetery.
NOTICE.
Estate of Mary l.. Thomas, deceased
Probate court
Letters of administration on estate Of
said deceased having been granted to the
undersigned on the 2Sth day of MAY,
1904. by the Hon. ]. p. stiles, judge Of the
probate court OF Jefferson county, notice
is hereby given that all persons having
claims against said estate, are hereby
required to present the same within the
time allowed by law, or the same will
be barred.
TURNER R. WEAKLEY,
Administrator, No. 8 Watts Building.
6-S-wed-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EAST LAKE INN-Three blocks from
the lake; nice large, cool, screened
rooms; new furniture; fine spring ana
plenty of shade. Corner of 18th street
and Underwood avenue, East Lake.
6-S-3t-we-su-we
A LONG felt want in Birmingham is now
supplied. We refnish old furniture,
making it look as good as new; restore
the finish to pianos. making them look
as fine as they did the day they came
from the factory; resilver knives, forks,
spoons. looking glasses, etc. We guran-
tee all work first-class In every par
ticular Give us a trial. References
furnished when desired. Birmingham
Furniture company, 1720is list avenue.
NJ. H. Leveille, manager. Bell phone
2s5. Peoples phone PIP. Residence. Bell
No. 422, East Lake. 6-S-2t-we-su
BIRMINGHAM MEDICAL college; for
catalogue address DR.. ]. C. LeGrande.
SECRETARY. 6-1-tf-wed-fri-su
SHAVING 1oc at 1921 4th ave. s-1s-tf
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GREAT INTEREST IN
SUMNER SCHOOL
PROMINENT SPEAKERS HAVE
BEEN ENGAGED TO MAKE AD-
DRESS AT UNIVERSITY OF ALA
BAMA DURING JUNE AND JULY.

University. June 7.-(speciall that
commencement is over, the eyes Of Uni
versity people are turned to the summer
school, the first session of which Will
open on the 18th Of this month and con-
tinue six weeks, closing July %. While this
| school is for teachers especially, 1t is
open to all, and many who are not
teachers will take advantage of the OPP
rortunity to spend a few weeks at the
univel sity.
The faculty, consisting of more than
fifty members, Is exceedingly strong 1t
is made up of representatives from the
leading institutions of this and other
states. Two or three public lectures are
scheot lea to take place daily throughout
The session. In addition to this several
lecture courses will De offered There will
be no entrance examinations, and stud
ehts aaill be permitted to take whatever
courses they please.
Inc only charge will be tie small reg
is'ratlon Zee of 3d. The various railroads
Oh the state have agreed to give a spec
ial rate Of one fare for the round trip
on account of the summer school, the
t.eNe's being on sale June 10, IA, Is, 16,
II, ~ Il and q and on the 4th of July
1efhaps the most attractive feature Of
the summer school to public school
teachers, is the special examination for
state teachers certificates which will be
conducted at the close by the state board
OF examiners. This will give teachers an
opportunity to review and take the state
examination here.
Inc lndlcation point to a large attend
dhce az the summer school, The various
boarding house keepers report that over
nuhored have already secured board
Inc schedule for lecturers as It now
STAND Is as follows Monday. June 20.
Edgar Gardner Murphy; June q. DR.. i
II. Phillips and Edgar Gardner Murphy !.
June 22 Richmond Pearson Hobson and
Supt i. w. Hill; June %, Supt. s. s.
Murphy of Mobile; Sunday, June 26, SER
mon by Rev A. j. Dickinson of Blrming-
nam; June q. President ~ c. Branson of
Georgia; June 2S, President e. C. Bran
son; June 20. Hon. Rufus n. Rhodes and
President e. G. Branson; June 30 Mrs
Robert Cunningham; July 1. President A.
j. Montague and Hon. T.. M Owen; Jus
4, Gov. r. M. Cunningham and Dr.
Charles ID. McIyer; July 5. Dr. Charles
D. McIver; July g. DIR. Charles D. McIver
and Hon. Joel c. DuBose; July T. DR..
Charles ID. McIyer ana President s. NJ.
Hosmer; July s, DIR. Charles d. McTver;
July 10, Rabbi Newfield; July II, Hon. &C.
r. Glenn; July u, Hon C. r. Glenn and
President F. M. Peterson; July 10, Hon.
c. r. Glenn and Hon. j. Thomas Helm
July ID, Hon. c. r. Glenn and Superin-
tendent j. II Johnson; July Is, Hon. C.
r. Glenn; July is, DR.. C, Stanley Hall;
July 49, DR.. G. Stanley Hall; July 20, DR..
G. Stanley Hall. Miss Julia s. Tutwiler
and President c. C. Thach; July q, Prof.
II. o. Murfee; July %. Hon. James Cald-
WE'LL July 25, Gen George Johnston;
July 26, President c. w. Daugette Other
lectures will be delivered by members of
the faculty and perhaps few additional
outside lectures will be added to the
list
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPLENDID business opening; chance to
be your own boss learn the real estate
business. Start in for YOURSELF only
$27 capital required; we teach you the
business, appoint you our special rep
resentative, furnish large list of salea-
BILE property cooperate with and assist
you to earn from $4,000 to $4,000 annually.
Write for particulars. Henry w. Cross
&Co., 200 Tacoma Bldg, Chicago
1-12t-wed-fri-s u
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INSTALLING NEW SYSTEM.
Jasper Is TO Have Excellent Telephone
Service in Future.

Jasper, June 7.-(Special) u w Mon.
phone and Telegraph complny. Is in Jas.
per with a force of men for the purpose
of commencing the work of rebuilding the
local telephone system. Mr. Munroe, In
company with d. F. Thomas, the Local
manager for the the company. was look
ing over the situation yesterday and maxi
ing preparations to begin the work at
new system, with the exceptions of per-
haps that some of the old poles will be
used. and all wires will be run In cables,
all exposed wires being insulated.
The local exchange will be moved from
the present quarters In the Worthington
building to the Davis-O' Rear building,
where an entirely new switchboard will
be installed. The company already has
orders for large number of instruments
to be put in, and when the work Of con-
structing the new system has been I'm
ished, Jasper will have one or the best in
the south. In fact, 1t is reported that
many new improvements are to be made
On the line not heretofore in use in the
smaller cities.
The Brooks-Spelgel revival at the
Christian church is attracting large con-
Rregatons every night Nine persons have
been added to the church, and it is
thought quite a number are expected to
identify themselves with this body before
the meeting closes,
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MONEY TO LEND.

WE BUY life insurance policies and Will
pay more than the companies, II Issued
on the TO- 10 or 20 year dividend plan.
and paid for 6Le. sN or 121s years. re-
spectively. Traders Investment Co.,
sl6-17 Empire building. Atlanta. Ga
S-l0-tf
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p.AIMISTRY.

MADAM DEL-REY. psychic palmist, Ad-
vises you on love, family. business af-
fairs, sickness. changes, law suits. in
vestments, speculations, lost articles.
ETC. Confidential. No. 1924 It'll avenue.
North; also readings by mail. 5-10-1m
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Hawkins Springs is the
finest place on earth to have
a picnic. For particulars
see b. r, L. & P. Co.
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PROSPECTORS FOR COAL

with Diamond Core Drills. The ]. A.
Brennan Drilling Company, Scranton,
Pa. guarantee to furnish first-class cores
/. OF coal veins underlying property at any
depth with Diamond Core Drills. Core
aspondence solicited.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Our catalogue explains how we teach
1t quickly Mailed free Moler Barber
College, New Orleans La. 5-&-1m
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Two collectors solicitors, 50
per day; good insurance men, house
girls, 2 cooks, / presser, l man for
real estate business Call at once.
Southern Employment Bureau, 2161al N.
10Th street. room 8.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Resawed siding, flooring,
ceiling. casing. mouldings, lattice, shin
giles and a general line of planning mill
work Heavy joists and timbers dress
ed, four sides up to twelve inches thick
by eighteen inches wide. Mixed cars
and house bills a speciality. Estimates
furnished on application. The Norris
Lumber company, Blocton. Ala, r. F.
D. No. 2 6-S-6t-we-fr-su
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q BIRMINGHAM LOAN CO

The Oldest. lost reliable loan office In
the city. Money loaned on watches. dia-
monds. jewelry. guns and pistols. Bar
gains In unredeemed pledges Business
strictly confidential. Old gold and silver
bought =. VALID. Prop.
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A POSITION Is open for executive, cler-
ical, statesmen and technical men, pay
ing $1,000 to 5000 Write for booklet.
Hapgoods. 300 Broadway, New York
mo-wed-fri.
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wANTED-For U. s. army-Able bodied
unmarried men between ages OF Il
and IS; citizens of United States; OF
good character and temperate habits;
who can speak. read and write English.
For information apply to Recruiting Of
f1cer. I've North goth street. Birming-
ham. Ala. 4-1-fri-m mon wed-3m
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MRS. A. O. LIDDEN lost between nth
and 18th streets, Bird or 9Th ave, one
open-face ladies' gold watch; smallest
size made by Elgin Watch Co. $1,000 re-
ward for return of same to 1872 9Th ave.
6-3-7t
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Ethel Clifford left yesterday for
Nashville
Mrs. Darlington semple of New York
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Rooms eok RENT.


20O0 Fifth avenue, large bay windows
opens on 10th street. 6-s-tf
FOR RENT-Elegant furnished rooms for
rent 40 North 23d street. 6-S-3t
FOR RENT-Two furnished. upstairs
rooms; special rate by the month. 2l09
9Th avenue. 6-S-2t
FOR RENT-Room in private family fur
nished or unfurnished with or without
board. 1907 South 18th avenue. 6-4-1w
FOR RENT-NeatIy furnished room. mod
ern brick residence, 1911 Park avenue.
Peoples telephone S39. b-6-tf
FOR RENT-Elegant front room with
board. GOO N. 18th ST. 6-7-6t
FOR RENT-Front room. 2Oso 9Th ave.
5-31-tf
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BoARDERs WANTED.

COOL. comfortable rooms. with frst-class
table board, excellent location, convent
ent to car lines. 707 n. 18th st. 6-7-st
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FOR SALE-Combinatio horse years
old; good stylish driver; $40. Alabama
Livery company. Cost
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Miss Lonise Lewis will leave In few
days for st. Louis and trip through
the west.
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FOR SALE-$S5. e00--A beautiful lot 50x190,
North 18th St. bet. 10th & 18th Ave.
Owner is compelled to sell in next few
days Whatley. Anglin & Co, 116 N.
21st st. Phones 1923. 6-7-7t
FOR SALE OR RENTING have for
sale lot s0x200 Waucoma avenue, new
house. thoroughly modern; $500; easy
terms or will rent this house furnished
or unfurnished. w. B. Leedy & Co.
6-2-7t
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WANTED.

WANTED-Cust for showcases. iron
safes and Carrara paint. Alabama Gro.
Gerry Company. El-.i
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SMITH G. S-JLLMAN.
20041h First Avenue.

NEW LIST-FOR SALE.
s3500-10O feet. corner Charles avenue and
Georgia street.
s20,0OO-3-story brick; I'd ave.
S6000-Large block ground on railroad:
$500 cash.
s45o0-25 feet on Second ave.
t60C0-Negro houses; pays 20 per cent
s3OO0-Ave. C. between 18th and 18th; im-
proved.
s45O0-3d ave. between oath and 18th; pays
Is per cent.
s7660-Brick stores; ave. d.
s6o00-4th ave. and 18th ST.. 150x1z1
s1050-Lot 50x19o ave q.
s7750-Beautful 9Th ave. residence
$11. 00O-Highland ave- residence
s6000-Hlghland ave. cottage.
s3S50--Residence. Humboldt ave.
s5000-Residence. Juniper ave-: 100 feet
w. B. LEEDY & co.
Phones AZ. il2 North 2ist 81
BARGAINS-MUST BE SOLD QUICK.
s1sOO-s5OO cash; new broom cottage in
Woodlawn; bath, electric lights, city
water cabinet mantels fronts south;
near 53rd street.
$60O0-Business lot 50x140: LIST avenue, near
=. oath street; rents s72O per year
$75o0-Business block; two stores; on 22nd
street; renting for 500 per month; long
lease; will bring mere next time.
$35CU-fiaI cash. cnOlce corner on ave.
nue. G, renting for $50 per month; good
location; white tenants; good pay; all
sidewalks. etc, paid for.
s. E. THOMPSON,
Phone a. 223 21st Street.
s4O0o-Nice. modern ten room residence
for sale in North Birmingham. 21st ave-
nue..
s3250-Seven room cottage 18th avenue, N.
Lot 6Ox19O Rents sS5.
s1000-5-room cottage at st. Clair Springs.
We have other properties for SALE See
our list Residences on north and south
side for rent, also business property.
We write fire, life surety bonds, con-
tract bonds liability. steam boiler. ele-
vator. bank burglary personal accident,
health and credit Insurance.
UNDERWATER REAL ESTATE
AND RENTAL CO.
Both phones 6l3. POS and 21o N. 21st st.
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HELP W.NTED-MALE.

WANTED-St enographer to take extra
work after p. m. Answer, giving ao-
dress, S. r., care Age-Herald.
WANTED-To rent. want large airy
unfurnished room. with lights, bath and
parlor privilege, on car line and in city
limits; good neighborhood. Man and
wife. References exchanged. Address,
X. Y. D., care Age-Herald.
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will arrive in Birmingham the latter
part of next week
There will be meeting of the board of
control Of the Hillman hospital Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
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FOR SALE.
s70O-SSOO cash, balance / and 2 years; lot
lis feet, fronting on 18th ave-, N. be-
tween 10th and 18th streets.
$1200-$200 cash, balance $40 per month;
pretty new cottage and lot near cars;
now renting for $12 so per month.
$1500-Easy terms; good room cottage;
cost about $500 and pretty lot 1OOx140
feet, not far from Country Club at
Lakeview; ground alone once sold for
$500
s255o-Beautiful corner 120x120 feet; High
land avenue on cars. Ought to go to
500 per front soot. tas. asa@
$2000-Corner lot 44x24O with good room
house and room house; Improvements
cost about $500; good boarding house
location
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT.
$5-A right new 4-room cottage; corner
Soth street and Avenue F; up-to-date.
szo-A broom cottage. No. 2517 Sth avenue:
all modern eonvenienees
$40-A Groom residence on east side 1oth
street between 10th and 18th avenue.
north.
s45-A Groom furnished residence on
South 18th avenue. near 10th street. will
rent furnished to October l. and there
after unfinished If desired.
FOR SALE
s45OO-A bargain; an s-room up-to-date
furnace-heated residence on South 14th
street, near 18th avenue; nicely fur
nished and in good convenient locality:
a splendid modern home.
THOMPSON REALTY CO..
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
207 Title Guarantee Bldg. Bell phone 55a.
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losT. sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

FOR RENT-Front room. 2oso 9Th ave
5-31-tf
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Mrs William Drennen and the Misses
Drennen will leave today for their sum-
mer home near Blount Springs.
Mrs. George r. Ward left yesterday for
Blount.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Matilda HOLE of Indianapolis, Ind, and
Albert Graves Sullivan of this city. The
wedding will take place in indianapolis
June 20.
Prof. and Mrs. II. NJ. Somervile, Jr..
of Tuscaloosa are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Archibald on the South High
lands.
An important meeting of the Davis
memorial committee will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Weisel 2O14 Sixth ave-
nue.. Thursday afternoon at o'clock A
| full attendance of the committee is de-
sired.
The friends of Mrs. Edward Wilkinson
will regret to hear of her illness
Mr.. William Redd is very much better.
The card party at the Country club this
evening win begin promptly at o'clock.
Miss Grace Hardie is now in Marietta
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FOR SALE.


SSl5O-25 feet, I'd ave, within 100 feet of go.
Sl350-5Ox140; LIST ave. bet. eth and Sth
s1600-6219x133; cor Ala. and Belleview
s3675-70x150; corner E and 18th.
S550o-2Oox19O; E, bet oath and 18th.
$50 per TT. LIST ave. lots. bet sd and PATH
S525o-Elegant S. Hghlds. home needs to
bee seen to be appreciated.
s6500-Excellent n. 18th street home
1900 rooms; North 18th street home.
s6300-1922 sth ave-; brick residence.
Ss0o0-Beautiful It'll ave. place.
$12.000-Two Morris ave. stores
$600-75x140; well located n. Bham
s26,500-3 stores; I'd ave-, bet. 21st and 22d.
l5,000-150x14O; Sd ave corner
S21o0-Large lot; 10th ave-. s.; u blk. goth.
sS25o-5Ox140; c, bet. 21st and 22d.
FOR RENT.
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Mrs William Drennen and the Misses
Drennen will leave today for their sum-
mer home near Blount Springs.
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ADMINISTRATOR, NO. Watts Building.
6-S-wed-3t
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses were
heavy sellers in the local market putting up
ward of 1900 shares On the London Stock Ex-
change British consols and securities in general
were adversely affected for brief period by the
North Sea incident, but a tirmer tendency pre-
vailed the close, while late trading on the curb
was accompanied with considerable strength.
There no material change in foreign discount
rates.
TALK OF GOLD ENPORTS-The sharp ad-
vance in foreign exchange yesterday aroused some
talk of gold exports TO Paris in the near future.
Accompanied the rise In exchange here by
fall Of centime In the rate of sterling at Paris.
it brought the markets within about lac. the
pound nearer~to the gold export point but. accord
ing 10 the opinion OF of the best informed
bankers having close Paris connections there is
not much likelihood of our sending gold the
French capital IN the future. 1t is fact.
however. that for time the drift OF the
Paris money market has been altogether ia
vorable and funds have been withdrawn from
both London and New-York on a large scale
RETURN OF GEORGE j. GOUID-Cieorge j.
Gould has returned from trip through the South
west IT Is understood that he found conditions
the Gould lines. which he inspected satisfactory
Car movements and revenues are increasing daily
on the Missouri Pacific. IL is expected that the
company Will have large volume OF traffic 10
handle this fall and winter
PRODUCE EXCHANGE MEMBERS TO VOTE