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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
PIMLICO RACE TRACK.
The List Of Entries for Tomorrow's
Events.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PIMLICO Md. November 9.-Entries for
tomorrow's events:
First race, for three-year- oIds and up
ward, fillies and geldings that have started
and not won since September l. 1905. seven
furlongs-Widow's Mite. 118; Mamie March.
lib: Hyperion, 113: Reliance. lis; verness.
113: Dapple Gold. LIP; Glenbean. 49,;
Scarecrow, lib.
Second race. for two-year-olds that have
started and not won since July %; five and
a half furlongs. Palora, III; Let up, 112;
Springban. ITO; Deceitful Lady 100; Wee
Girl. 100: sHeadway, 104: side View. 104:
Nil. 100; Samuel R., 109 Ocean Brook. 100
Third race, steeplechase for hunters four
year-olds and upward: qualified under The
Hayes. 156; Perchance. 145; Tellfare, 145:
Cherry Fighter, 1853: Pure Pepper, 1853:
Gypsic, 1856: Son Of Erin, 153; Ben Battle,
1856: Irish Girl 1856: Twilight, l48
Fourth race, the Pimlico fall serial No.
2. the Chesapeake for two-year-olds and
upward, one mile and forty yards. DISC
bedient, 90; Flinders 104; Roadway, 81;
Cricket, 107: Arrahgowan. 1872; Right Royal
118; The Yelled Lady, 103.
Fifth race. handicap for all ages. six fur
longs. Dr. SwartZ, 100; Ruby Hampstead,
98; Limerick. 100: Pater, 9S; Hilarity, 1O3;
Monte Carlo. 1OS; Julia H, 105; Mrs. Frank
Foster. 100; Lord Aintree, 90; Peter Paul,
112; Lizzie Albertine. 90.
Sixth race. selling. for three-year-old
and upward, one mile and a sixteenth
.rhe Yelled Lady. 100: Scion Single, lib;
Supreme Court. 90; Nine Spot. 1O7; Verness,
1O1; Cora Moore. 1O7; Master Prim, no:
White Ghost, LOT.
Apprentice allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
AoUEDUcT RACE TRACK.
The List Of Entries for Tomorrow's
Events.

GSCAL5s
Special Dispatch to The Star.
AQUEDUCT. November 9.-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race, two-year-olds, handicap; six
MISUNDERSTANDING 1873: Hermitage, 11s;
Meddling Daisy. 112; Tambeau, no; Caprice,
1O7; Old Guard. 1O5; Tangier, 1O5
Second race. three-year-olds and upward
selling, one mile and a sixteenth-Preten-
sion 49, Drone, 9S: Lord Badge 1903; Gel
ebration. %; 'Roycroft, OF; sSalt and Pep
per, 30; Our Sister. 95; Glowstar, 9s; Jane
Holly. 1O5: Shenandoah. 90; Critical 80;
Copper, 100.
Third race-The Nassau handicap, three
year-olds, mile-St Bellane, 124; Santa cat
alma, 10; Tongordo. 107; Coy Maid, ITO:
Bryan. lot; Cedarstrome. l03; Belle Strome
80: Martin Doyle, 1O3; Rose Of Dawn. o.
Fourth race. maiden FLIES and geidings;
two-year-olds; selling; five furlongs-IIiil
Lassie. 105; 'F'ancy Bird, 100: The Scold.
Jos; Massive, 1O6; Skite, 1O5; Usury, 1O0:
Lolanda, 1Oo: 'Winifreda. 100; Fanny, 1Oo:
Humpty Dumpty. los; Nellie Burn, 1O6;
Optical, los; Miss Ogden, 106; SNOWFALL, 1Oo:
Flare. 106; vitesse, 100; Lena !, 1O5; Ma.
zonia, 100; Turkeyfoot. 1O5; Miss Gin, 1Oo
Fifth race. mares and geldings all ages,
handicap; one mile--Emergency, 125: Lord
Badge, ITO; Ginette. ia; Palette. 1O0:
Scotch Plume, 100: Flammula. ITO; Ar
senal. 10: Consueio II. 1O8; Lindale, 1O6:
Floralia, 106: Royal Window. no.
Sixth race-Three-year- six furiongs-
My Buela, 100; Sailor Boy. liz: Colossal,
100; Little Buttercup, 109: Apollo, 1O2: snow
King. 1902: Pioneer, liz: Maid OF Timbuc-
too, 1O2; Nathan Hale, 1O2; Butcher. ll2:
Meringue. 100; Bemlala. III. Roycroft l12:
Jack Rose, 1O2; Mamie Weisenberger. 10Y:
Swift Boy, 100.
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seaboard Directory Elected.

RICHMOND, Va. November e.-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company held
today in the company's Office In Peters
burg. Judge l. R. Watts of Portsmouth
presided. All the stock was represented in
person or by proxy. Those present were:
James Byrne, N. 8. Medium, A. ]. Miller
and l.. B. Woodruff of New York, Judge
L. r. Watts. G. Hatton, C. A. Carpenter
and r. L. Mutt of Portsmouth.
The following board OF directors was
elected: N. 8. Medium. James A. Blair.
Thomas F. Ryan, John B. Dennis, b. +.
Yoakum. Charles A. Conant, Nathaniel
Thayer, Ernest Thallmann, H Clay Pierce
and Norman B. Roam. Of New York; C.
Sidney Shepard. New Haven, N z: George
w. Watts, Durham, N. c.: s. Davies War
field. Baltimore: T. Jefferson Coolidge r.,
Boston: James NJ. Barr. Portsmouth:
James H. Dooley, Richmond Objection
was made to several OF these directors,
but they were unanimously elected. The
directors will elect the president Of the
company. No other business beyond rou-
tine was transacted.
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The World of
Finance and Trade
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November 9.-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance OF 1Oa14
points and after some little irregularity
r7aled generally firm with prices during the
middle OF the morning about IL to 20 points
net higher on continued bull support and
covering.
Liverpool. instead Of accepting the bearish
view taken locally Of yesterdays ginners
report. was 1a2 points net higher at the
nour OF the local opening and sent buy
ing orders here, while New Orleans also
ruled very strong and the weather map
showed further rains In western and GEN.
traI sections of the belt Business here
was active all the morning.
futures opened very firm. November.
MSo; December, HOS. January. 11.25j
February. u37; March, u47; May, 1850;
July, 1164.
spot closed quiet. 20 points higher; mid
ding uplands. 1880: middling gulf, 1905.
Sales. 1875 bales.
LIVERPOOL. November 9.-Cotton-Spot
eooo business done; prices points lower;
american middling, fair, 6.5l; good mid
dnng, 623; middling GOT; low middling,
OBI; good ordinary, 5.73: ordinary, 5.57. The
sales OF the day were IA 600 bales of which
ooo were for speculation and export and
inncluded IL 800 American Receipts. 1900
pales, including 13, 700 American Futures
opened easier and closed steady; American
per and December. Sol; December and
January. Cos; January and February, 6OY;
February and March. 6.12; March and
April, GA; April and May, SIS; May and
August, 619.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The advance of the rate of interest on
called loans In New York yesterday to 10
per cent Is the highest point reached this
year. and the highest since two years ago
this month. 1t Is attributed to the need of
money at points outside OF New York and
the consequent withdrawal Of funds on de-
posit in that city. The rate went of q
couple of points and today is per cent.
On time loans such as generally are made
In this city the rate is little over per
cent. The rate secured by local institutions
Is per cent. In this city the situation Is
an easy one. with a plentiful supply Of
money for current business. although 1t 10
not denied that the local institutions could
increase their loans IL they had the money.
The trading was somewhat better at to-
days meeting Of the stock exchange than
has been the case for some days past.
While some OF the favorites were neglect
do not always occupy the center Of the
stage.
This was the case especially with the
stocks in the bank list. A high record
was reached in the stock OF the Second Ma
shares. This transaction occurred after the
call. During the call the bid for ten shares
was ITO. and a bid was made to give more
for a block OF 100 shares. but no Offering
Of that kind was made
The advance in the bid for this stock has
occurred during past weeks when there has
been a raise all along the line In these
stocks. and 1t Is generally supposed that
1t is due to the fact that the banks are
doing a good business and therefore the
stocks are worth more money.
In the case of this particular stock now
ever It Is also fntimated that there Is quite
a block that Is coming on the market ana
the better prices are thought to have the
effect Of Fastening this action.
Over 100 shares OF the American National
Bank were traded in on a range of from
1917 to 1873.
100 was paid.
I.anston has once again taken Its place
among the active stocks and today over
1000 shares were dealt in on a range or
from 16N to 155s There was quite de-
mand for options and they sold at 15ss, the
sellers taking the stock at ION.
Mergenthaler sold off somewhat. the low
est figure being 1851.
novelty In the recent figures In the list
wa3 an asking price for telephone stock.
said he wanted to find where the market
was. The bid advanced to Al, but 1t has
been there before, and therefore there Is
not the significance to be attached to IT that
is to the asking price However. mere . was
which has for such a long time been on the
inactive list changing over was passed by
for the time at least.
The common stock Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company sold down
to 421h, and offerings Of large blocks were
made at an eighth of point advance.
Today's Government Receipts.
National bank notes received TO-DAY LOT
redemption. $321.O21: government receipts
81 .243.9S5; miscellaneous. $4,000 Expendi-
lures, s., 10000.
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Changes Among School Teachers.

The school board at its Getting last night,
in addition to other changes, noted else
where In The Star, ordered the following
promotions. resignations and appointments
for the sixth division: Promote Thomas
Heathman. from $3.50 to $500 per annum:
M w. Thomson, from $525 to $3.50 per an
mum; Amy Simonds. from $500 to 1875 per
annum: J. p. Fernald. from fifth to sixth
grade. and from $700 to SITS per annum:
Alice Hanley. from fourth to NTH grade,
and from $3.50 to $700 per annum.
L. g. Wines. from third to fourth grade,
and from 300O to $3.50 per annum.
A. B. Macintosh, from second to third
grade. and from $625 to 500 per annum.
r. p. Fernald, from first to second grade
Cloti1 Houston. from 400 to 1915 par
eunum.
Appoint r. c. Hzliott teacher 1t S6oO.
Accept reeigaat5e9 of 1Garezrst WllliAm-
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BULLS AND BEARS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Some wonder
has been expressed this week at the failure
of sterling exchange to decline extensively
on the rise In money rates to the highest
levels In two years. Not only has exchange
failed to score considerable 0ss-it has
failed to practically ease OF at all. and
yesterday was hard In the face OF 10 per
cent call money. The reason IL not hard
to find. The Japanese governments finan-
cha! agent here Is buying exchanges now
operations afect the money situation at
one end. that which relates to International
credit. precisely as the withdrawal OF Jap
anese funds from the loan market a week
ago last Monday affected It at the other
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. called about $4,000. 900
of loans that day which had been made
against the proceeds of the last japanese
bond sale standing to the credit OF Kuhn.
Loeb q Co. In various banks.
The loans were called for the purpose OF
enabling the transfer Of the money to the
suited in a further limitation of the already
narrowing supply of credits available for
stock market purposes. Now. since 1t IS
precisely the operation of remitting this
Japanese money to the other side that Is
preventing the hardening money market
from being reflected in weakening OF for
eign exchange, SO the higher rates for
money cannot be counted upon to the same
extent as under other conditions TO prevent
gold exports.
The results OF Tuesdays election In the
city and throughout the country had very
little to do with the well-defined reactionary
movement that started in the stock market
yesterday afternoon. and the advance in
money had very much TO do with 1t.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Companys
statement of the coal and coke originating
on Its lines east of Pittsburg and Erie for
the week ended November is as follows:
1905. 1905. 1904.
Week ending Year to Year
Nov. Z Nov. 4. Nov. 4.
Total. 881 1888 8s Ia, 015 80. 1855. s33
Total shipments of anthracite by all roads
in October were 5.2D5.6 94 tons, against s.
131 ,542 tons in October 1904.
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THE GEORGETOWN CREWS, .
Langley Houseboat Will Be Used as
Boathouse

The houseboat used by Prof. Langley dur
ing his fyingmachine trials over a year
ago has been bought by Georgetown Uni
versity and will be fitted UP as a boathouse
for the rowing crews. The structure Is
quite large and Is strongly built.
For some time it lay off the government
wharves along the Georgetown channel. but
It was recently purchased by a private in
dividual, who had 1t towed to a position
at the northern end OF Analostan Island
From this man. 1t Is understood, the UNI
versity secured possession of the house,
boat.
AT present It 10 surmounted by the super
structure used by Prof Langley to give tbs
"Buzzard" a good start before 1t was
launched into space. This of course. will
be removed when The structure is reftted
as a boat house.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. November 9.-On increased re-
celpts IN the northwest, May wheat sold OF
to 9OA here today
On prof1t-taking in Decemher CORN Mav
eased off to AN.
May oats. in sympathy with other grains
were easy at s2ssa32l to 32x
Later the wheat market broke quito
Sharply. May declining to S9aS9h. Many
stop loss orders came out adding to- the
general weakness. On the break shorts
covered freely. causing a partial recovery.
me close: however. was weak with May
tons. at sou. >' s00''
Prices continued to decline until May
corn mad sold off to 481z. The close was
Close: ~1 Wba May down =, at IT,; 4e
SPY; July. s4h. Corn-December. 4sa46M;
old. 46ss: January, 441a: May. 46N; July.
aSA. Oats-November. 3Oa3OA; December.
ao1saSoA; May, 32sa32aA: July. s1M.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
o BALTIMORE. Nd. November 9.-FLOUR-
Xaist unchanged receipts 1o.ooO barrels: exports
,waEAT--Unsettled; spot contract. slxasa; SPOT
s No red say western. ssN November. e.
pie 7essl on grade. 7sasa1a @'' ''''Ae'n " 'a@
nsS sss S Ssnssas s sss
bushels; new southern white corn, S9a55 new
southern 9a HS yellow yellow so.s5. ' -'"
mixed, 35aa51a; receipts, 1881 bushels
20 RIE-Firm; No. western. 7oa75la, export; TIA
rs domestic ste receipts. 2e4s bushels.
a aAAiMFirm i'm UNCHANGED Na quiet.
LIVERPOOL. November 9-Wheat-Spot,
nrm; No. 2 red western. winter is. I'd;
futures steady; December. U.s. I'D; March,
Is. Nd. May, Is.
I'd; futures quiet; January, As. esd; March.
As. SID.
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s25 PER SQUARE FOOT.
The Shoemaker Property Said to Have
Been Sold.

1t is understood that negotiations are
about concluded for the sale OF the property
1885 e street northwest. Occupied by the
Shoemaker Company. 1t is not known who
the purchasers are. except the statement
that they ere out-of-town people. The price
which 1t is said is to be paid for the prop
erty leads to the conclusion that improve
ments will be made. 1t Is stated that the
figure asked by the owner, Frank p. Burke.
namely, about 800. COO Is to be given. On
that basis the price paid will be about SIS
per square foot, which Is record for realty
In that locality. Mr. Burke paid $4,000 for
tha property about three years ago. Tho
frontage is a little over 81 feet and the
depth over 150 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
WILL FLY THE BLACK FLAG.
Weather Forecaster Predicts Fall Of
Rain Here Tomorrow.

The black flag will be flown tomorrow
from the high signal tower at the weather
bureau. corner OF oath and NJ streets. In
times gone by this gloomy emblem was
piratical and stood for no quarter in
warfare. Now It forms the official colors Of
old Jupiter Pluvius. and when placed aloft
by the weather bureau means that there
will be general rainfall.
I'VE will have rain sometime tomorrow"
said Prof. Garriott, the official forecaster. to
The Star this afternoon. but it may not
come until afternoon or evening. There Is
a general rain prevailing now throughout
the southwest far the Mississippi
river. The weather In Washington will re-
main cool and cloudy until the rain comes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales.-Regular CALL IL O'Clock noon-Washington
Rwy. and Efec 49, $500 at ely.
Nor and Wash Steamboat SIS, 81. 600 at I'LL
washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd. at a.
washington Rwy and Elec CON-, 20 at 42&, Is
at A2M, Is at AN, 20 at A24s 50 at AN, 80 at
42M.
National Safe Deposit and Trust, at 1871.
National Metropolitan Citizens Bank at 351.
Capital National Bank, 10 at 1870.
American National Bank. at 1slh, 10 at
1S1N. 10 at 1919. 8 at 1872. 10 at 1872. at 1872
10 at 1924 10 at 1s2N. 10 at 1924 at 1924
10 at 1928.
Mergenthaler Linotype 10 at 1876: 10 at 195M.
10 at 1884, 10 at 1854, 10 at 1851. 10 at 1884,
10 at 1858.
15A, 100 at 15A 100 at 15K, 10 at 15H, 100 at
1915 (buyer go. 100 at l5& 100 at 15% lbuyer
co., 100 at 1875 100 at 1875 buyer co., 100 at 15ss.
100 at 15A
American Graphophone pfd., 100 at ..
Greene Copper, 100 at 251a
After call-U. 8. registered Is, 900 at 1885.
Columbia Il. R. IS. $1,000 at 1904. 1900 at
IO8A
Second National Bank. 10 at 17sA.
American Graphophone CON-. so at 5I1
American National Bank 10 at 1S3 10 at 1888.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. com, 80 at 421s. 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
Building Permits Issued.

Building permits were Issued today by
Inspector Ashford as follows:
To A. Auth Provision Company-To In
stall engine and dynamo at $50 Virginia
avenue southwest: Mechanic National Elec-
trical Supply Company; estimated cost,
81 800.
To w. A Wimatt-For two-story brick Of
fee building at S26 9th street southwest;
architect T. F. Holden; builder W. E.
Speir & Co.: estimated cost, 81 600.
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Aqueduct Races Today.

AQUEDUCT. L. l.. November 9.-First
race. six and a half furlongs. selling, three
yeal-olds and up-Mamie Worth. 20 to / and
to l. first; Consideration. 4 to 1 place,
second: Sovereign. thirN. Time, l.21 3-5.
Second race. handzGp.s all ages one mile
Ivan the Terrible. even and 1 to s, first:
Debar, to place, second; Grenade, third
Time. Ia. 81
Third race the Wildwood, selling, seven
fnrlongs -BeaEsnicker. 1 to and out. nrst:
Water Tank 70 q pIacn. second: Film
N1am third. Time, 81 81 ~
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Ordered by Commissioners.

Orders issued by the Commissioners yes
terday included the following:
That service sewer be constructed along
the east side OF 18th street northeast, be-
tween Park road and Monroe street, abut-
ting lots "a and 49, block 9, Ingleside.
That the resignation OF John Mowat, in
spector in the engineer department. be ac-
cepted to take effect this date.
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Fell to the Sidewalk.

who lives at zoos NJ street northwest, fell
upon the sidewalk near 10Th and L streets
northwest this morning and cut his head.
He was given surgical treatment at the
Emergency Hospital.
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READ IN PORTO RICO.
wireless Message Signals Were Sent
From Near New York.

The Navy Department has been informed
that the wireless telegraph operator at San
Juan. Porto Rico, read signals which were
being sent from q wireless station In the
vicinity OF New York The distance a. COM
puted at the Navy Department Is approx
mately !, 400 miles This encourages the be-
lief at the department that II win be possi-
BILE to establish wireless telegraphic conn
munication between San Juan and the
Washington navy yard In the near future
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New York Stock Exchange.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F street. members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade
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FURRY on the Money Market.

Wall streets natural disquietude over the
furry in the money market was not shared
in by leading bankers, who were of the
opinion, in fact, that the prevailing cond1-
tons would work out their own cure.
Furthermore. should the Secretary of the
Treasury make the debatable use of his
powers to place some s25.0CO.0O0 or there
abouts into the national banks, there would
be strong likelihood that exports Of gold
would, in consequence, be forced. in add
ton to the apprehensions excited By the
rise in the rates for money. the stock mar
ket had to contend with a recurrence Of
genuine uneasiness as to the outcome Of
the recent city elections, for reasons SUI
fciently understood by every one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09

Tho sub-treasury Ct New York ysstssday
transferred 100000 to New orleAD -
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Opening Hours Marked by
Many Loan Reversals.
RUN UP IN RATES LATER
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS LOANED
DURING THE NOON HOUR.
Banks Made Further Transfers Of Cur
rency to the Intertor-Loss
Nearly "a, 4oo, 900.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Previous to
the noon hour money on call, while In scaht
supply upon the stock exchange, DID not
reach the high figures touched yesterday
and there were many renewals OF standing
loans effected at per cent and shade
under.
Shortly after midday, however, there was
a sudden run up in the rates for TINS 1orin
of accommodation. and so active ana con-
fused was the money loan market that II
was difficult to obtain any common opinions
as to the highest figures reached.
Millions of dollars, however, were loaned
during the furry between IL and o CLOCK
as high as IL and IA per cent
For novel reasons there was general dis
turbance of loans on call today ana THIS
was the direct cause of the midday furry.
The banks made further transfers OF cur
rency to the interior by direct shipments
and through the subtreasury, and ACCORDING
to this mornings figures they have los'
to that institution on the TRANSACTIONS sii'''
last Friday nearly 81. 100000.
This IS nearly twice the amount OF sur
p1us reserves reported in last weeks pank
statement. and the outlook for Saturdays
report would be very gloomy one except
for the probability that by reason OF the
character of the lender Of call money DUR
ing the week the bank statement Will snow
a material curtailment in the loan ac-
count.
Loan Quotations Hardened.
Quotations for loans on time showed a
further hardening. Sterling exchange
opened only a shade and dlsappointingiy
lower. in view of the money market con-
dtions, but that market broke quite sharp
Iy In the early afternoon. Despite denials
to the contrary there is no question at all
that the recent anomalous relations between
the money and the foreign exchange mar
kets have been in large part caused by OPP
erations In the latter in connection with
the remittance Of the Japanese balances
which have been resting in this city.
1t Is unimportant whether the constant
absorption of bills Of exchange was for the
direct account of the concerns holding the
Japanese funds, whether they were
made indirectly and in anticipation of the
transfer to London of the Japanese bal
ances; the results upon both markets have
been the same.
The presence In this city Of the Secretary
of the Treasury, and more especially his
presence at the local subtreasury. melted
the circulation OF rumors during the morn
ing that he intended to do something" tc
relieve the monetary stringency, but theSe
reports were quickly discounted.
Furry on the Money Market.
Wall street's natural disuutetude over the