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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y, IN the center OF
the town; q beautiful % room mansion containing
All modem conveniences: three baths hafuN9ou
trimmings throug hout. spacious verandas. &C :
nve acres OF wood aud lawn; large stable and cal
dARe house. most picturesque surroundings, thls
residence cost over go 600 can be purchased AZ
NepoSALD-WiGGISS 90, ISL Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

SMALL AND LARGE investors. attention. 4
large highly rated manufacturing concern W,ui
nnest equipped plant In this country employing
about RS people. located short distance UP lhls
state desires TO sell $1,000 Of their guarantee
CO. preferred stock a. 500 per share this Is az
absolutely safe Investment. Very highest panh
and COMMERCIAL references furnished. ANY phI'
OF above stock can be bought at 500 per snare
HoT further particulars apply 10
observation-disclosures CO., 257 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

PARTY WANTED with tJOOoo, large CORPORA
don this city: now IN full operation; Investor can
Be active or silent capital needed 20 handle ihelt
fast Increasing business plant. &C VHqIeG 20 1'
MCDONALD -WIGGINS Co. PSI Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

PASsAIC, Nj. A ROW Of very desirable two
0tory brownstone and brick houses. In most teieCt
neighbour Passalc, y. j.. always oCc,uP'oIi ~
modern convenience ha rdwood trimmings thToGgh.
out: would sell separately. or the nNe ouIlgu'
observation-disclosures Co. 7j7 broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

OPPORTUNITY OFFERED to invest 300
capital 70 form connection with prosperous manu-
featuring concern, or one who could keep books
and attend 10 fnances Will guarantee per cent
on Investment. closest investigation. Apply az
MCDONALD HIGGINS co, PSI broadway
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'pLcboNALD .w1odrNs CO.. 2S7 Broadway.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. n. J." an Ideal country
picturesque view Of the water and landscape
house contains y roonls acre. OF hi9ey t ssS
description and photos az . 49,,
MCDONALD MlGGlNS Co, Z5I bfondWdys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

INVESTORS. ATTENTION. Large high class
manufacturing business. tnis city, desires 70 sen
$500 preferred stock. guaranteeing per cent,
very highest references furnished: value OF plant
$4,000: free and clear Apply TO
MCDONALD WIGGINS Co, PSI broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

CONTROLLING INTEREST In an old esiab.
ushed manufacturing business In the STATE OF
Massachusetts Is offered TO party WIN $500:
position Win 5000 salary monthly 20 INVESTOR
COMPANY Incorporated AZ $4,000; owns plant
valued az $1,000. Particulars az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, established
IL years this city. doing $4,000 annually, de-
sirep party with $4,000 20 act As treasurer ts,o
monthly and - per cent. on the Investment WIS
viii bear closest Investigation; highest references
In this city furnished. Apply az
MCDONALD VIRGINS Co, 25I Broadway'
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n,nIsEas CHANCES.
MCDONALD sWIGGIRS CO,

sItend business: stoeRt, bonds sold. money iof
legltlmate purpose We meorp9tete oonps sslns
given prompt attention Telephone, No 9'o'
Cortland
A PARTY WANTED with t2b 900 90 1000
secured BY 6E guaranteed bonds. large lnuuhUlA
enterprise; rood stock bonus " 90 with bonds'
stock Will easily earn not less than 251.i compe'
tent parties desiring positions might secure Sic.
taTy or treAsuterHhip OF the corporation. Patuef
connected with this enterprise are Of ihe hghes'
standing In banking and nanufacturlhE. tiel,nI
this pfopostlon Will stand the most critical ana
searching Investigation For further particulars
PMebnNALn. M1nGGNs Co. 257 BroAdvay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
REAL FsTATE For SALE.

Continued on Tenth Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

FAST ENPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOUR
Kaiser.. May o. 10 AN KAser.... June ., 10 AM
X VIM. H.MAy 10. I Pr K. VIM. I'.June w. noon
oRLRICHS q co. Broadway, n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

WILTON, CONN.-Pumished cottage, II rooms
and BATH, on high ground. near station; Avn;
rarden; StalAei tioo per nonth- W. 81. J. CON-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

A BONA FlDE SAFE lNNESTNENT-A large,
well known brewing company Ia Greater New
York, owning real estate. machinery, etc, Nalued
al over tG35,7nO Offers 100 gold bonds bearing
per cent Interest az par. value slpn cach. req
estate alone mas been moTtCaged a. fi7b.ul tWhlch
was fully paid on this proves that the pruposllO
is absolutely safe. we invite thorough investigation
Tcp0SALp-w IGGINs CO.. PSI Broadway.
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EXCURRIONa

Parties under special escort win, leave the
Eastern Cit es, May -. July ana H. TOT
tour through the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

DARK|Es
TO Tell The | u! TRUTH.
Justice John Admits That He
Has Hard Time Before
Him.

Estelle Brown. whose color correspond
70 inc name, SAID she was only pishy.ns
eWlth Joe Harris when she Japped MN IN
the DacK WITH knle,} razor naL phi pr, "
other dangerous weapon. joseph didn't
kiloW wiener mere wds any inss ~ 4, n.y. y,
re g reiie!Ipsred naVins atteiaea p.,d II
ne aiso naa =,
is y. OF some one puilsni'is soiAeli iins
~ MS p S, ~. ,,,,,a ~, -.
WI. Wiilissses =, ~
n,.,., Wy ~. 10 ia 90 81 ,oa
li9 ~ ipss s - via ny 1Gouu sS"i
LAX ..FI aDove, q WIS Ii.p per- ~, No,
,h,ey iia ~ "a i ~, ci,,a
~, ,i, ii ~, w one
,!,,, WE, M, ., IL iinaa ~, ~, :,
you must N.Y., pe %lIara ddefe 10 ,,isl
tat you iuSc an gnu LIZ T.,
Gs He2 III ~ III, ul 80, 60 IA, IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
WAS A RED HOT DAY.
Richmond Gathered Yesterday IN
Folds Of a Warm Embrace.

Richmond was red hot on yesterday.
while the showers that commence ! ab,ns
$3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon cooicu the
Temperature. 1t may have been the yih-
Sorous hustlns Of the peitSs ,1 'n al
events the patriots who 7ciamored loudly
10 serve the city's interest panied Ike
catfish at low tide as they 'hked" ~ from on
deavor 10 carry things their way.
The collar must have been bu w on ,ne
Of the sun, and only those chilly fclxs
with ice water in their veins preserved s'f'1
u calm and polite exterior. .,,,
tain in a hot and dusty land, and the
cry of the hoky-poky man was like. u llIa
the Joyful sound Of the u o'clock whistle;
AT 3 OF the clock the mercury lad
climbed TO .ninety-three DEGREES. and y
when rain came and cooler weather fol-
lowed.
Weather Director Evans says that the
cjty ifs on the edge of a cool wave that
he hopes" Is coming in this direction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
A new MILITARY
B|AND. IN. RALEIGH J.
Hotel Keepers Declare the New
Tax LawDefec-
tive.
MAY REFUSE TO PAY THE TAX
Judge Moore Tssucs Order Bind.
ing Over Jurymen for
Elnbracery.
Especial 10 The Times. Dlspatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
RALEIGH, N. c., June 20-Last night
1 lie new Third Regiment band was mus
tered In here to succeed the band that
was dlsbanded In Rcidsvile some weeks
Is thirty-six, all excellent musicians. who
were assigned to their instruments to-
night. Captain w. L. Moody. of the
1talclgh Light Infantry is designated as
commander of the band. He ls chief
clerk In the State Treasury.
The state Board Of Education was to
have considered several propositions for
options on State swamp lands but after
discussion OF the situation made an order
instead to the effect that no further
options will be granted anybody until
tic board las In hand complete official
reports Of the acreage and topography oil
y all the lands In the hands OF the board,
especially tho timber valve and soil
The State Auditor has received notice
from several hotel keepers In the State
that they will not pay the tax levied BY,
Z the last Legislature on hotels, for the
reason that the section Of tho act is de-
sfcctve in that there iG no tax levied on
Vides that for hotels charging one dollar
and less than two dollars a tax of twenty
five cents per room shall be levied. and
on hotels charging more than two dollars
"a tax of fifty cents per room. This leaves
the two-dollar houses without a tax spcci-
fled, although the Legislature intended
to have two-dollar{ houses pay fifty cents
per room. The Williams House, Clinton.
lis the first to decline TO pay the tax. and
III f.,r 4 In ofn 60 n .nn
Butler. representative In the last Legls-
8laturc from Sampson. county. He is a Re-
publican and brother Of eX-United States
Senator Butler.
y The State Board OF Education still has
under consideration tho consolidation OF,
the colored State normal schools. Rep
$rcsentative men here In the interest OF the
respective schools are Mr.. II. Z. Fries,
from Winston Salem: N. A. Sinclair and
{ HI Cook, for Fayetteville: e. +.
SLambe, for Elizabeth City. The fourth
school. at Franklinton, has no represen-.
tative There seems to be strong opposi-
s,ion TO any further consolidation. In
TACT, it is understood that the State super
slntendent Is leading the movement for
consolidation and Governor Glenn is OPP
posing 1t. State Superintendent Joyner
insists that the efficiency Of the work
done In these institutions will be greatly.
enhanced by consolidating from four TO
Two and having corresponding improve
mentsof the equipment and the character
Of the work done In the training of coll
pred teachers. t3's. 81
Judge Fred Moore filed an order In
4 The Superior Court binding over .cx-
Sheriff ]. Rowan Rogers and j. p Sor-
rcllt for trial at the July term, for the
crime of cmbracery In tampering with
the two Jurors In the Gattis-Ililgo case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
About Carrier Service.

The Times Dispatch maintains a
complete carrier service in Richmond.
Manchester and Petersburg, and sub
srbers who desire stosrenew their sub.
scrlptions and give the votes to which
they may he entltltda to some con-
testant, may do SO without working
any hardship or Injustice to any car
rier, as all Times Dispatch carriers
are employed regularly and have no
interests whatever except that OF any
other employe Of The Illness Dispatch
Send your co,,aer for renewal direct
to the office asnrough any contestant
or carrier, or 'phpne The circulation
department. rphope sSl, and q Times
Dispatch agent WIN call ana receive
your order and the voting certificate
will he proximity issued totany one you
may indicate. !, II. .s.s III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
.Moying Pictures at Forest Hill.

The moving pictures this week ~ fore :,
5Hill PARK present lifelike scenes. some OF
which are extremely ludtcrous. while others
are deeply thrilling. Among she later az, are
such as the escape OF fuji iamaga =. t.is
scout ana courier is captured by the RUS
SLAMS and buried alive on the outskirts OF the
hesieg ed city Then he is rescued and assisted
into tns Japa ,ese lines ny a Chinese coole. The
other pictures include such az THE Joke on
G grandpa" casey and His Neighbours Goat
1.-THE Burglar and the Safe. and many othe!s,
bot Iudicrous ana exciting ait5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
LOW RATE WEEk END EXCURSIONS
~ TO NEW JERSEY SEASHORE RE-
soRTs--R, r. a. r.. n. r..

SU17TS--Rn +, q r, 4, X.
Commencing June 23d and until Sep
tember 9th, inclusive. the II. y, & r,
II. r. will sell on Friday and Saturday
Of each week special excursion tickets
to Atlantic City, Cape May. Ocean City,
Sea Isle City and Wildwood, n. III VI
rate of fla round trip from Richmond,
Tickets good going only on date Of sale
and for return passage feaving des-6
tination not later than Tuesday following
date OF Issue Apply to ticket agents
H., Il, d r. X. X, ". r.. lA4LOit,
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Washington Affairs,

WASHINGTON. d. O., June 2O.--Pat-
ents issued: Virginla--G eorse nj, Hanger
Charles A !. Turner, Norfolk, coal or grain
Distributing apparatus: Rosebert "A. Mood.
j onesYille, Fchurn dasher,
{. North Carolina, N udoek n, 9Me lSinnnon.
ence M.snnnd Alexander u. steele States
vile, brick cutting apparatus; Rrantley
ID. Tew and %. Mlzell, Parmele stake
socket for logging cars M
Virginia npslmasters appointed: Graves
Mill Madison c1unty--Asa N. Estes vice
Il. IL. Jenkins resigned; Mountain Lake.
Giles .enl,tH--Iserne Ellison ylee Ianes
II, Kirk, resigned 5. #
North Caroline; Rural routes ordered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
YALE WILL HONOR
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,

Yale University will ON June 28.h confer
Tho degree OF LID. on Pres dent EdWln
Anderson Alderman, OF the UniversilySao =.
Virginia.
six universities and colleges, and this neW
refnembered that the eminent educator Is
but forty-thrce years of age the extra,
ordinary honors that have been conferred
upon rpr te '', distinetion in when he is Held
throughout the country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
Vote FOR YOUR FAVORITE
the TlkES-DISPATCH
SUMMER OUTINGS CONTEST
Soc Voting Coupon in Another Column.
To Subscribers.

Voting certificates will be issued to
all subscribers to The Times Dispatch
on account OF money received either
In payment OF arrears or on account
\ of advance payments.
When you pay Tho Times Dispatch.
collector. get him to endorse your re-
celpt good for voting certificate.' and
sign his name. then bring the recent
10 the Circulation Department, No. DIG
East Main Street. second floor. and a
voting certificate will be issued in ac-
cordance with the schedule already
outlined. You can then cast your
votes, for any contestant you may
choose. II you owe a month or more
be sure to get the collector to endorse
your receipt when you pay the amount
due, A reeSipt so endorsed, will. when
presented as above stated BIO good for
a voting certificate. one vote for each
one cent paid, IL a renewfl or two
votes for each one cent paid &c a new
subscription.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
u nial ~ .rhn r,imea.Dlsnatch s.

Especial to The Times-DlspatchD
NEW y DIRK, June @2O,--Nandulshed BY
the recent hot wave after a hard struggle,
the lnenlngo coccus intercellarius. or germ
of cerebrO-spinal menlngitts, Is rapidly
disappearng. Figures for the last week
show that the epidemic Is practically
ended }58
Willie the greatest clinical and bacter-
illogical authorities in the city have been
working together for months 70 study
the disease and discover. II possible. some
specific treatment. the epidemic has run
It's regular course. and has finally sue
cumbed only to Old SOL Fresh air and
sunshine have done the work. Tho mo-
ment people began to open their WIN
dOWs to the warmth OF spring, the dis
ease lost its hold.
Since first Of the y year rs seTebr9',spnal
York tcty,aof which lila, Or more than
under fifteen years The normal deai h
rate from lnenlnSt lis - less than 100 for
this perod Last years epidemic had a
There are no statistics to show the
great raYages this subtle. little UNDER
stood disease has left IN Its wake. There
arn hundreds Of cases marked as cured
in which the victims are left without eya-
sight or hearing, or even Without any
power to i,se their brains,
N Others have lain for weeks. even
months, In a state of coma. With little
chance Of ultimate recovery.
The disease started earlier and began
to decline earlier this Year than last.
The greatest number Of deaths In q week
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
! Whose Basket Of Clothes.

II the family on any part thereof be minus
enc weeks washing and Will call at the home
OF Mrs. WI. Dobbins. No. sll West 1iarshaii
Street the done up clothes Will be turned
over 10 them One day last week q negress
came to Mrs. Dobbinss house with a basket
Of clothes and though told that she was ms
taken in the number or the street. insisted
in leaving the baxhet. Since that time 1t has
been where It was left
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Willard in Roanoke.

CAPTAIN Joseph + Willard Is scheduled to-
make an address, to the citizens OF Roanoke
under the auspices OF tho Willard Club to-
morrow night at the Academy, of Music. The
meeting has been advertised In the Roanoke
ers for several days.tt-3sissll 5saA i#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Mr. Howard Hurt.

Mr.. Herbert Howard fell from street
car at Laurel and Beverly Streets yester-
ambulance was called and he was treated
by DR., AsWitten. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Terrible Disease Vanquished by the Hot WaveLves Of
Infants Imperiled in New York by Stale Milk.

3}s'sS.H va 5t455 u lf
this year was 12l In the last week of
March. The highest weekly death rate
last year was nlnety-sevcn. In the second
The Meningitis Commission appointed by
the city will adjourn July 1stsand cons
tlnue Its work in the autumn. The haote-
biological division of the commission, un-
der DR.. Edward *. Durham. working Ia
conjunctiongwlth Dr. Simon Flexnor OF
the Rockefeller Institute, has sought espe-
p. Cones. who is taking DIR. Dunham's
place during the latter's absence, said
last night: "a.
Eve have not yet succeeded In develops
Ing an ant.toxin. but 1t Is possible that
there will be one before We have fins
Just as New York children are being
freed from the spectre OF meningitis, the
Board Of Health notes with alarm the
sudden Increase IN deaths Of Infants. due
to the character Of New Yorks milk sup
ply according 10 the belief of DR.. VIII
liam II. GufoVle, registrar OF the Board
Of Health.
1.-THE milk that comes to New York"
lie said, 'cyen the best, Is eighteen TWEEN
sty-four or thirty-siX hours old. Some OF
1t comes from as far as st. Lawrence
county.
''If the men Of great wealth who sup
port the foreign missions would give half
their yearly contributions toward buying
q tract In tho country, where New York s
babies could go for two months during the
hot season, ! am convinced that nine-
tenths OF the children who will die dur
Ing the next two months could BIO saved.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Judge Waddill in Norfolk.

Judge Edmund yvaddill. Jr.. OF the United
States District Court, has gone to Norfolk for
a few days on official business. AS a &conse-
iauence 1t is very quiet 1-ound the court In
this city. } 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

established September lst-Hertford, Per-
qulnlans county, route 4, population 6G1,
houses 1S2; Shallotte. BrllnsWics county,
route 8, population 424, houses 1Q8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Vote AS You Please.

subscribers anywhere may vote for
any contestant, Ladies who enter the
contest may receive the votes OF their
friends, no matter where they live,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

guest Of her mother, Mrs Hansen, Of Fourth
Avenue, Chestnut ilil. fs II
Mr.. MILLS has returned home after a
pleasant Visit to friends In Amelia county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
"A White Certificate.

month or more, to anyone living in
Richmond, Manchester or Petersburg,
to be delivered by Times Dispatch
carrier service in Richmond. Manches-
ter or Petersburg or by mall to any
postoffce outside OF Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
A Yellow Certificate.

Ecdltlon, one month or more to anyone
living In the State OF Virginia, those
living In Richmond, Manchester and
petersburg eXcepted, to be deliver
ed by mail to any postoffice, except
Itlehmond, Manchester and Peters,
1hurg. w II ll.aI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
A Pink Certificate.

lion, one month or more, to anyone
living In the State of Virginia, l(those
living In Richmond, Manchester and
Petersburg excepted) toY be delivered
by mail to any npstoffice except Rich
,mpnd. Manchester and Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS IN The
soUTHWESTA ACCOUNT w @
FEVER NOW REMOVED, AND
SERVICE RESUMED AS
.4g El ucpETnENRE sF-ti 81
HERETOFORE,

The seaboard takes pleasure in an
nouncing that quarantine regulations,
formerly in effect through the South
west have now practically, all been with
drawn, and passengers may again be
ticketed via seaboard through either
Memphis or New Orleans to southwestern
points. The Scaboard has now double
daily service between Richmond and Biz
mingham, making the fastest time be-
tween these points, with through train
service. New line. from Atlanta to Biz
mingham. with heavy steel rails and mag
nifcent roadbed; shortest line between
these points.
For all information rs to rates. tickets
or Pullman reservations, call on any Sea-
board agent, Richmond Transfer Com
pany or
H. s. Lizard, w. NJ. TAYLOR,
Dist. Pass. Agt. City Ticket Agt. 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
MARKET RALLIES
FROM L Il:
Confidence iii Favorable outcome
Of Russian Affairs Influences ,
Sharp Speculation
IMPERIAL as SET THE PACE
Close Of Market Was Preceded ~
Fluctuations, Built Finished
Strong.
80 Ausnclaled prcss.l

~ I
N,,v yt,r<. October 3o.-stocks rose
sharnIv it,is morning in. sympathy with
tj,n ainnroycmcnt In foreign markets In
dnced by more hopeful feeling regarding
Tho nros,ect or Russian affairs. a brisk
rnlIv In Russian Imperial as was the best
defined indication of this feeling The
,ricn If wheat IN our markets ran off
/ vbilo stocks were advancing. The up
ward slot IN the quotation for call loans
nut n stop to tho advance In stocks and
nrices afterwards flucttlated narrowly
uncertainty until the strong rally at the
last. The lack of engagement OF gold
Tor export was made something Of to
rally speculative sentiment. although the
downward movement of exchange away
from the gold export point was quite
clearly due to the advance in the money
market Time money also was flrmer,
and 1uotably higher. II Is believed that
the principal factor In the furry on call
money was the calling of loans by the
bankers having in charge the recent
Jnpanesc loan floatation. The sub
treasury operations are yielding nothing
to the money market owing to the decline
In the tide Of pension payments lnc
money question was brought prominently
10 The front and the enthusiasm OF the
opening market was chilled. though
American Smelling went 10 a ne" re-.
cord price melted by the current runors
OF comprehensive merger in the metal
industries and locomotive showed the
benefit of the extraordinary demand for
It's product. There was no change IN the
tenor Of the weekly reports OF railroad
traffic managers. The voidance or post
ponement OF gold exports was Of vigorous
4 effect on the late market, and prices were
generally to the ncst, and the closing
made strong. Bonds were Irregular Total
sales par value, so.155,ooo.
United states bonds were all unchanged
on call.
Total sales. es1.oo shares.
NEW YORK, October so-Moncy on
call dull 40i5 IL; lowest, 4; ruling rate b;
last loan. S: closing bid, 81; offered at
{. Time money slightly firmer; 60 days
ana % days. 43-4I5; SIX months,
4l-2M43-4.
Prime mercantile paper. 43-4a5 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak: closing steady
With actual business III bankers bills at
ass. oy5f,ss.95 for demand, and at
ass. 4Es,4I.5o for sixty day bills. Posted
rates 4s4al4si IL an,- 4s79iss; commercial
bills. 4s3 -s14ss II: bar silver. g. 5-S Mex :
lean dollars. As.