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Evening journal., 1905-11-09
BERRY PLURALITY
EXCEEDS $4,000
Six Counties Yet to be
Heard From in Pennsyl-
vania
STRANGE DEFEAT OF CASTLE
speeIal % rhe EvsnInE Iournal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Philadelphia, Nov. a.-with six coun-
ties missing out Of sixty-seven. the re-
turns from the state on the Treasurer
ship fight give Mayor William II. Ber-
ry Of Chester, a plurality Of st.O2s.
When every ballot is counted the vic
torious Democrat-Fuslonist will have
la plurality Of over $4,000.
The counties yet to be heard from
are Armstrong. Chester, Crawford,
Northampton. susquehanna and Perry
OF the missing counties. Armtsrone
and susquehanna give estimated plu-
ralities for Plummer Of 1900. while the
estimated pluarlities for Berry in
Chester, Crawford, Northampton and
Perry are 5525. Basing the computa-
tion on these estimates Berry's appar-
lent plurality in the state is S5.25i.
Plummer's plurality in Allegheny
grew steadily yesterday and the COM
plete returns gave Plummer 67.155
votes to 41.iS6 for Berry. making
Plummers plurality 25.969. Roose-
velts pluarlity In Allegheny last No
vember was 66.00O showing a slump
OF about $4,000 In the Republican vote
The Republican county ticket was
elected by 45500 plurality.
PLUMBERS POOR RUN.
Plummer carried only thirteen Out
Of the sixty-seven counties, and only
one OF -Washington-sh q
Republican gain, the only such gain
In the State.
Each candidate for Treasurer lost his
own county Berry losing his by the
very smallest margin-something un-
der 200. Erie, regarded by Colonel
Guffey as impossible, gave Berry 457
majority.
Philadelphia is Berry's banner coun-
ty; Allegheny is Plummers Berks is
strongest for Berry outside OF the two
great counties Of Philadelphia and AL
legheny One Of the strange features OF
the election Is the defeat Of Homer l..
Castle. the Prohibition nominee for
Judge Of the Superior Court. His cam
paign was so interviewer with that oI
Berry. particularly in relation to tn,
Enterprise Bank scandal. because O.
Castles speeches that IL was though
he and Berry would run about even.
Instead Castle ran away behind. Hi
biggest vote. t2,s9S. was from Phila
delphia county.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
ATROCITIES TO MISSIONARIES
Florrifyins Details of the Recent Mas
saere IN China.
Special to The Evenins Journal.

Hong Kong Nov. 9-Dr. Machle. the
American missionary who escaped the
massacre at Lienchow. confirming
the previous accounts of the outbreak,
adds horrifying details Of the atrocities
committed on the American women.
When the disturbances commenced the
mob seized Miss Chestnut and Mrs
Machle and exposed them to public
view IN the Chinese temple. Amy
Machle. the doctors ten-year-old child,
was carried off and flung into the river.
The rioters stripped Miss Chestnut
naked and flung her into the river
While the two We're struggling in the
water three Cinnamon speared them
with tridents. Miss Chestnuts body
and Amy Machle's head were pierced.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
DIED AT THE POLLS
Prominent Democrat Of Wieomieo
County. Md, Was Fatally Stricken.

Salisbury, Nd. Nov. 9.--While work.
ing for the Democratic ticket at the
polls on Tuesday afternoon. william
$. Moore. one Of the best known men
OF Wicomico county. was stricken with
paralysis in Trappe district and died
within a few hours. His funeral will
take place at Fruitland Church tomor-
row morning and viii be largely at
tended
He had held the following Offices:
Elected sheriff in 1873 and again in
1879. to the Legislature in 1884. 1891
and 1895. oyster inspector IN Balti-
more under Governor Brown and dep
uty in the Subtreasury under Presi-
dent Cleveland.
Mr.. Moore served as a delegate to
more important Congressional judicial
and state conventions than any other
man in the state Of Maryland.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
More DistiIlers Paying License.
s-nnnlnI 20 The E.unnInn Inurnal

Dover. Nov. 9-The report Of the State
Treasurer, which will shortly be issued,
will show a marked increase in funds
received by the Sstate in licenses from
liau3r distillers. Notwithstanding this.
the state officials believe that some Of
the distillers stiI refrain from paying
the tax.
The makers OF peach brandy, apple
Jack and whisSey are confronted on every
hand by the opinion the state courts
handed down in Kent county last April
in the McKnatt case, and this has caused
the marked increase in applicants for
distillers' license.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Merchants TO Meet.

A meeting OF. the Mercantile Associa-
ton viii be held this evening.
The most important measure to come
before the meeting vii be the matter of
holding a merchants fair which the
members Of the association believe will
rebound to the benefit of the business
interests. The committee on Halloween
vii also make a report while the resig-
nation Of j. II. Bartlett as secretary Of
the organization win also be acted upon
and a successor named.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
DIFFICULTIES OF
THE PRINTERS
Typographical Union Orders
That No Immediate Strike
Take Place
TROUBLE At MERCANTILE PLANT

Members OF Typographical Union
No. 1913 Of this city stated today that
there was no possibility Of a strike
among printers In Wilmington over
the eight-hour question until after
January !, 1906.
On Thursday Of last week a commit
tee OF the Union met the Master Print
ers and discussed the question. but no
definite understanding was arrived at
the Master Printers, II is said. rejected
the union mems proposition. 1t IS said
that word has been received from the
International body that no action shall
be taken until the first Of next year.
but at that time the elght-hour sched-
ule must go into effect In every shop
In the city.
II is claimed that in that event Il
viii be impossible to obtain non-union
printers from other cities because OF
the fact that they receive more money
than is paid here.
TROUBLE AT MERCANTILE.
AT the Mercantile Printing Company
yesterday afternoon all the compositors
went out owing to the discharge Of ID.
II. Russell, chairman Of the eight-hour
committee Of the local union Elmer
T. Bye, who has charge OF the plant, de-
clares that the discharge Of Mr.. Rus
sell had nothing to do with his con-
nection with the union, and that he
Mr.. Bye, has the power TO discharge
and employ whom he pleases The
printers declare. however that the dis
charge employe was let out because he
was connected with the eight-hour
movement. The men still remain out
and their places have not been filled
so far. Members OF the union say that
II any trouble occurs between the as
ISOLATION and the union before January
I, next, IL viii be a lockout and not a
strike
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
WILL SELL BOAT ON NOV. 20
Martha NJ. Vinyard to Be Disposed Of
On That Date.

United States Marshal William r.
Finn to-dad fixed Monday. November
20. at 2 p. m. o'clock, for the time OF the
sale Of the steamer Martha M. Ninyard
OF the Milton and Philadelphia Steam
boat Company Deputy Marshal Nit
cheM is bringing the vessel here from
Milton. as & is believed that better
price can be gotten here than down the
State for the boat
The vessel viii be up at the wharves
Of the Pusey and Jones Company and
the sale will be held on the steps OF
the Federal Building. The original
cost OF the boat was $4,000. There are
claims aggregating nearly $1,000 against
her including one for 1,l00 for coal
filed by a Philadelphia concern.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Annual Meeting Held.

In the Florence Crittenton Home. NO.
sos West Fifth street the annual meet
ing Of the board Of managers was held
yesterday afternoon. The present report
for the year was read by Mrs. Ward. the
treasurers report by Mrs. e. A. Whit
talser and the matron's report by Miss
Christy Mrs. Whittaker's report showed
the financial condition OF the institution
to be better than in a number Of years
mast
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
New Assessment Law in Force.
Special 10 The Evening journal.

Dover, Nov. 9-In compliance with a
law passed by the last Legislature, the
assessors in this county win not begin
their work until after January first
For many years the assessors have be-
gun work Immediately after the No
vember elections. The change Will
simplify matters greatly.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Arrested On charae Of Laresny.

Charged with stealing gold ring, the
property of Mrs. Morgan. OF No. 615
West Front street Mabel Johnson. col
ored. was arrested today and viii re-
ceive a hearing in City Court tomor-
row morning. The ring was recover
ed by Patrolman Burchinal at Harris
loan ONCE.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Died on a Visit to Camden.
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Dover Nov 9-Mrs. Hotohkiss. the
mother of Mrs. r. c. Penney. wife Of the
pactor Of Camden Church, who recently
went TO Camden on visit died at the
parsonage after a short illness. The body
was taken 10 Unadilla Forks, n. Y, her
former home, for interment
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
wIImIna.on EIks ths viotors.

The Wilmington Lodge of Elks de-
feated the Norristown Elks on the Ca
sino alleys last night. The locals won
two out Of three games and the high
score Of 253 was made by Hamilton
Stewart.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
LOST HIS FEET AND HANDS
Laurel Negro Run Over by a Freight
Train at Kings Creek.
Special ID ND ENenIng Journal.

Laurel. Nov. 9-John Farlow, a negro.
who came into notoriety some months
ago by stealing a team belonging to
George Belts. was run over by a freight
rain at Kings Creek yesterday and
lost both feet and both hands.
He is believed to have fallen from
the train.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
rhouaht knox q Repeater.

Pittsburg, Nov. s-United States Sena-
tor Knox was mistaken for a repeater
here yesterday. He went puietly TO the
polls in his recently adopted precinct.
Election watchers did not know "P. C..
Know" and started to chase him. He
was rescued by chance acquaintance.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
WANT MORE PARK LAND
Park Commission Desires Council TO
Purchase Several Small Sections.

President William p. Bancroft Of the
Park Commission and A. ]. Taylor, park
engineer, conferred with the members Of
City Council last night on the matter OF
acquiring several small pieces of land
for park purposes. The land in question
was bought by Mr.. Bancroft sometime
ago and held by him so that the city
might have it at low price when de-
sired.
The land is located at West street and
at the old Rosendale Park, on the South
side Of the Brandywine, and on Glenn
avenue on the north side. These pieces OF
ground are needed to make the park
symmetrical
No action was taken but it is expected
that the matter will be disposed OF
shortly.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
win oe to Finland.

Charles ]. Allen OF the Pusey and
Jones Company sails for Finland from
New York tomorrow. where he viii
superintend the erection OF paper max
ing machinery built by the local plant
for a firm in that country. Mn Allen
will be gone several months.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Some Work for our cIty.

Mrs. Robert Able, Of New York. will
give an address in the rooms of the
Historical Society next Monday after
noon under the auspices Of the Della
ware Society OF the Colonial Danes of
America Her subject viii be Some
Work for Our City"
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Hospital Bake.

The Aesculapius Branch Of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of the Delaware Hos
pital will have a sale Of manufacture
ers' samples and bake at the north
west corner Of Seventh and Wash
ington streets tomorrow, commencing
at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Rio Janeiro Mutineers surrsndsr.
Special to Ths evening Journal

Rio Janerio. Brazil, Nov. 9-The gar
rison OF the fortress OF Sanat Cruz at
the entrance Of the bay. has mutinied.
The city is perfectly quiet. There is no
revolution. This morning the mutineers
surrendered and the trouble is thought
TO be over.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
LOST. FOUND AND REwAR3

LOST A Fox terrier puppy. whld
body, one side Of face black and
tan. the other white with tiny black
do- near the eye. one ear black and the
other mouse-c -colored; answers to the
name Of Mack Reward V returns1
To sl5 L. Sixth ST nov7-it.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
EeII Aaainst Hot stove.

Floyd wright. aged 10 months. fell
AGAINST red hot stove at No. 22s Tat
nan street today, and was severely
burned. The tots hands were badly
burned. but no serious results are an
ticipated
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS
From
SCOTT & COMPANY,

Anal Copper CO. 49,. ... ,...- SIX
American sugar Refining 80. . 40
Atch Top. and Santa Fe Co... S3H
Atcn. Top. aud Santa Pref =. - ro3H
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ... ... 7SH
Baltimore and Ohio ...s. go. ItoH
Canada Southern ..... ..... 80 69
Chicago ct. Western =. -. -. aoN
Chesapeake and Ohio -. -. -. s5H
Chicago and Alton ..... ..... 80
Chicago and Northwest. -. 80; az
chi. Mil. and st. Paul Com =. I764
Rock Island Com. -. -. ......- 27H
Rock Island PrId .. 49,. -. Tx
Erie go. -. .. 80. .......... as
First Prfd 80. 80 -. - so5s
Illinois Central .... .... I7o4
Louisville and Nashville 80. =, I4SH
metropolitan Street Railway :. rI9N
Metro. Security Co. -. -. -. 764
Manhattan Cons ..... ..... Io4H
Missouri Pacific =. ..... -. So
Mo-. Kansas and Texas. pfd ... 6SA
n. Y. Central and Hudson -. I49Z
n. Y. Ontario and Western 80. So
Norfolk and Western Com. -. Ss
Pacific Nail -. 46
rouna. Railroad CO. -. -. -. 40
Peoples Gas -. ........ 1925
Reading .-.. -. -. ..f I4I IS
1st prfd 90
End prfd -! ..... 99H
Delaware and Hudson -. 22s
Del. Lack. and Western ..... =. 400
southern Pacific 80. 6S3E
southern Ry. Com. .'... .....- 34ss
I Texas and Pacific -. "a
reun. Coal and Iron Co. ... 80. oaK
Union Pacific Com. -. -.... =. 1904
U. s. Steel Com. -..... 365S
L. s. Steel Pfrd - - -. IoaH
Wabash Com. ..... e. 49,. -. II
wabash Prff ..... -, -. ... 59X
Neslcrn uaion s........ 90
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

For a good time. Eagles Ball." Nov.
"a at Turn Hall.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
fair weather, fresh to light
winds. Saturday, cloudy,
slight temperature changes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

'The constant drop Of water waars
away the hardest stone,
The constant ohewino Of Towser
rnasticates the toughest bone,
The constant cooling lover carries
sway the blushing maid,
And the constant advertiser is the
man who gets the trade."-Ex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-26
To Speak at Virginia University.

Secretary Root has been invited by the
faculty and literary societies OF the UNI
yersity of Virginia to deliver an address at
the university. February % next The intl-
tation was extended to the Secretary In
person by Prof. Alderman, president Of the
University. who came to this city for that
purpcs6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-26
CITY MARKET REPORT

BuTTER:-The market was firm, with a good de-
mand for the upper grades; others were quiet. The
arsts 2ols; seconds I9Ia. Process fancy. 2ola:
fair to good. Is. Western factory. nrsts. i6
9 9 l8 Dairy choice. III; good Is storepaeked,
EGGS .Firmer today. Fancy Maryland. per
a. west virginia per doz. 2s southern per per doa
%. Jobbng lots sell higher
I'll @ {" New esE s #ase fafi fs
l2.s; new new made 1s small 49, Western factory,
saG Ii sa an i market
esr ss pTn ar per Hens e Isl ssr MEDIUM
asfs Dfb 1a4 eeess Se1 & rurtegs
toms, per h., l5ul6; hens, per h., 10. Keats per
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts moderate rur-
f e hen hens per b. Is unrawn toms per h.
1 Per fs e. shoie sG per- E.
young per s per od pet d.
LIVE =. sToGK. Ste! at quotations csttle
$50 sst w.t. r?og ls5
u, 81 Calves prime per b. o. medium. per f..
GREEN Gra sra's nd PIX firm other
lines steady. Oranges. few Floridas that are ar
Apples, \. r. table fruit. fancy 45oa5. 90; Ben
Davis, 2 OosS CO. Pears, fancy, per bbi 50OaG.00
hsf 4oSas 90 Peaches. LIB eli basket 80. Grapes
Concord IA: Niagara Is: Malaga 600 Cranber-
ries 225. Pineapples, 275a3. %. Oranges Florida.
$50; California. $50 Lemons, $50. Grape fruit
4.0}a5. 90 per boz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady: receipts fair
and demand moderate. Potatoes, per bu., 70; home
grown, per bbL. 1.T5; sweets, 150. Egg plant.
LOO per doz Lettuce. per bbl 75a1.5 Onions per
bu., I.oe. String beams lbs; Tomatoes. 5oa2 90.
Celery 35a50. Cabbage. 5. Cauitfower. 500.
CHESTNUTs:--Reerip liberal today. especially
of medium and low grades Market dull on that
quality Fancy goods wanted and can be placed at
GRAIN.-Markef steady. Wheat. choice. 61as2;
fair to good, 1a75 Corn. SHIELDED. white. 61a62
western white. 34a3o; niixed, 34a35.
MILL FEED.-Market firnl. Bran. western. pei
ton, IL. OOu17.5O. Middiings, white, per ton. 1900
AL 90; brown. 1S.9oal9.09.
SEED.--Today's market firm. C1oYers, prime,
12ooa1soo; strictly prime. II 5oa13 90 Alsykc
- 50a14 SO. Alfalfa. prime. 1310al400; choics.
t4ooa15eo. Timothy. prime. 1.75a1.eoi choice:
l.s5~l.pa Kentucky Blue Grass. d., 12a15: red
top, per h., 9at0, orchard grass, per h., 15alo
Rye. per bu.. 75aS0. Wheat. per b.. goal. ..
WOOL AND HIDES. - Market quiet Wool.
washed, free OF burrs per H., 3ea40; wool. un.
washed. free Of burrs per h., 33a34; wool bury.
per H. 2gA2s. Hides green, per h., l0 dry, per
d. 13a16 Sheepskfns. green, each, 1.00a1 Is: dry.
EACH 25a75 Ca1fskns, green. each, Local 20: DRY.
1aal5
The above are wholesale prices. Iobbing lots sen
higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-26
JAMAICA RACE TRACK.
The List Of Entries for Tomorrow's
Events.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
JAMAICA RACE TRACK, N Y, October
26.- Entries for tomorrows events at ia
maica:
First race. selling, three-y ear-olds and up,
six furlongs-Golden Rule 100; Astarita,
100; Mamie Worth. 194; Royal Window,
100; Cutter 95: Gladwin. t06: Cascine, 1O3;
Invlncible. 1Oa; Collector Jessup. 100; sBlue
Goat. 90: Scotch Plume. %; All Right. 81:
Emergency, 96; "Ciifton Forge, 80; sF'us-
tian, 105.
Second race, selling. three-year-olds and
I'D; one and one sixteenth miles-Glowstar,
%: brilliant %; mabel Richardson, 1O6;
Fiat, %: sCaronal, 1o8; Irish Witch, f03:
Goldsmith, f01: 'Mirtiiiess. So; Buckieya,
100: MeIfvafn. 1os; Linda1e, 100: Brigand.
1Os: Waterford. IO6: Jane Holly. 1903; Yer
ness, %; Antfmoay, Is; Atwood, log; knight
Of Rhodes. l0o: Samuel H. Harris. 90.
Third race. selling; e-two-year-olds; six
furlongs. Sterling 102; Busy Bee, 90: Pa
mela, 1O3: Fiavigny. 90; Progress, %; Miss
Point 05: STownes. SO: water Dog, l02;
.Listless, "a: MARY Norris. 104: "Reid-
moore 90; sDon0ra, 100; 'Lsadaisy, 90; Vino.
o.
Fourth race. sayvirIe, selling. three-year-
olds, one aud ne-stxteenth mfles-Chimney
sweep. 100, Keator, 98; Yorkshire Lad, 91;
True Wing, 10S.
Fifth race, maidens. two-year-old. FIVE
and half furlongS-Fn1if OF Fun, 1Od; Peep
1O8: Tambeau. 100: Jolly Carl. 106; Swell
Girl, 1O6; Moonsiline. 100; Melbourne Nomi-
nee, 100; Kougrock. 100; Awning3, 1O6; Van
Guard. 100: Prince Frederick, 100: There
Now. 100; Margaret Angela, l06
one-eighth miles-Eaed Knlght rs: Ben-
yoltu 100 BHukae 100: Bo17A 0k9noRA ~
1siGh Wttehs 81 Sailor Boy -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-26
The World Of
Finance and Trade
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 26-The cotton
market opened easy at unchanged prices to
a decline of Is points, and shortly after
ward showed net loss Of about 16a11
points on the active months under heavy
realizing and a renewal of bear pressure,
encouraged by somewhat larger receipts
than estimated. disappointing cables re-
ports of unsettled conditions in Russia and
expectations Of a further reaction following
the rapid advance of yesterday.
AT the decline the market received excel
lent support, and during the middle Of the
morning ruled very active, with the tone
nervous and fluctuations erratic but gener-
ally up from the lowest, and about 9 to 10
points net lower
Futures opened weak October 10 40 bid:
November, o.45; December, 1854: January,
1862; February, 1864: March, 10 rs; April,
10 no bid; May. loss; July. 1880.
Inc market continued very nervous and
lions rapid and irregular. Predictions for
warmer weather In the western belt ap-
peared TO encourage selling for a reaction,
however and prices at noon were at prac-
15a16 points.
Spot quiet; middling uplands. 1850; mid
ding gulf. 1915.
estimated receipts at the ports today,
a I'D 6aies. against 4S,625 last week and
o2o42 last year. For the week 100000
Dales, against .6s5 last week and 800 2S7
last year Today's receipts at New Orleans
9Oo2 bales. against 107f2 last year At
houston, 1920 bales, against 1882 last
year.
LIN ERPOOL. October 26.-Cotton-Spot
IN 1air demand: prices five points higher;
american middling fair, 621; good midding,
OBJ; mldoiing os1; low middling, 565; good
ordinary. 547: ordinary, 5.31. The sales of
the Day were 10000 bales, of which LOCO
We're for speculation and export and includ-
ed 9.lOo American. Receipts, 800 bales,
al American. Futures opened firm and
closed easy; American middling October
300; October and November. $50; Novem-
per and December. sos: December and Jan
uary. 81; January and February 574: Feb
ruary ana March, $40. March and April,
51S; April and May, 579; MAY and June
$50 June and July. 5s1: July and August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-26
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call. IL O'Clock noon-Washington
Rwy. and Elec. As. 81 900 at 91h 81 GOO Mt 91A.
Washington Gas cert, 81. 600 at 1903, 20 at 1872
200 at 1907.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd, at "a. at
81. 5 at "a. 3 at "a. so at 93i5. at 93a.. at
$685., at 93a4. at $685.. 10 at 931s, so at 1885,
30 at 93ss. 80 at ss4. so at ssA, so at 93h so
at 93k so 93is. 80 at 80, 30 at 90, so at 49,
SO at 927s. 80 at 90, at 1884,
Washington Rwy 49,. and !, Elec COM. 80 at 42H
AZ so at AZ. Is at 42a4. 100 at 43, 10 at 43.
Union Trust, 10 at 1+8. 8 at 148
Potomac Insurance. 20 at 30.
Washington Gas. 25 at 60. at 80. Is at 80A,
% s0tl. % co.'s, % at SOS, % at 80, IS at
60
MergenthaIer Linotype at 1884, 10 at 1877 10
at 1861. 10 1861. 10 at 1861 10 at 1854 80
1T 1876. 10 at 1913. 10 at 1876, 10 at 1885, 20 at 1885,
so at 1884,, 10 at 1881 10 at 1854, 10 at 1851,
10 at 1855.
After call-NatonaI Metropolitan Citizens Bank
10 at $50
U. s. coupon As $500 at los.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd, 100 at 49,
100 927s. 100 at 92ai 10e at 92as 100 at 921s
100 al 92hs. 800 at 9212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-26
New York Stock Exchange.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers, 14l9 F street members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-26

Bar silver. duh, 2Sisd. per ounce.
Money, 3Aa4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for short
bills Is 4a4L per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for three
months bills Is 4a4is per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-26
Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for re-
demptfon. $S54. COS: government receipts
from Internal revenue, $50 $40; customs,
S1.213.so miscellaneous, $50, 80; expendI-
lures ST. $50 600