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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
Attempt 20 XIII a prince.

London, Sept 1S,-According to tho
Mails dispatch from Buda Pest an at,
tempt was made Sept. l6 on the life
of Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir
prcSumptive to the throne of Austria.
Hungary, AS the prince was travel
ing through Salago TARTAN TO Vienna
ON a special train. stones were hurled
through the windows OF his carriage.
The prince was uninjured and the as
ssilsnts escaped.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
Heavy Rain In Nebraska.

Lincoln, Sept. 18.-Tremendous raip
whcih fell in and around Lincoln
Sunday night and yesterday caused
heavy damage. The Union Pacific
suffered severely at Valparaiso, Ray.
mond and Wahoo. The Northwestern
track also was damaged. In Ray.
mond four inches Of water fell in two
hours. Many bridges were carried out
and a foot of water is running In the
streets.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
KILLS CoACHMAN WITH AUTO.
Georges Earring in Collapse Over Ac-
cident at Oconomowoc.

Milwaukee, Sept. 1S.-George Earl
ing, whose automobile killed Alfred
Overland, coachman for J. A. Whal,
ing of this city, at Oconomowoc Sun
day, is in almost complete physical
collapse over the sad affair. His
father President A. ]. Earling of the
Milwaukee road, took him to Chicago
and placed him under the best medi.
cal care
Earring was driving his machine
with two guests when he met Over
land approaching on bicycle. Both
men became confused and a collision
followed, from the effects Of which
Overland died. Overland was taken
TO the hotel
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
Nc PaYs Attempt 70 scare.

Reloit Wis. Sept. lS,--Charles
Parker, . painter. is dead as the re,
suit Of an attempt to brighten his wife
and friend, He was In his room
handling revolver. He was warned
to be careful He said; NO one
need be afraid; | am not going 20
point it toward anyone but myself.
PlacinS the mugEel 10 his head, the re,
Volver was discharged, causing al.
most instant death.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
NESToR OF CLEVELAND
JOURNALISTS DIES.

Cleveland, Sept 1S.--J. II. A. Bone,
veteran associate editor Of the Cleye-
land Plain Dealer, died here yester.
day, aged SO. He came to Cleveland
In 1921 and became a member Of the
STAFF Of the Cleveland Herald, and
wrote many articles for various maya.
zines Of the United States. He was
recognized authority on Shakes
peare. He was the oldest newspaper
man IN Cleveland.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
REBELS REFUSE PEACE
TERMS OF Government.
Secretary Taft Must Be the Eventual
Arbiter
Business Interests Want EffectuaI Control
More Warships Headed for Havana--Hos-
tiIites Practically Suspended

until the arrival of Guerra's force,
which is now reported to be 20 to 80
miles distant. The general impress
sion Is that the presence in Havana
harbor of the cruiser Denver will not
act as a deterrent to such a move
ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
MISSED ONE TRAIN AND
KILLED BY ANOTHER

Milwaukee, Sept. 49, Walter Pop
pert, aged 35, son of George Poppert
president of the North Milwaukee
Manufacturing company, was killed
yesterday afternoon by an engine on
the Milwaukee railroad. He was
crossing the tracks and in getting out
of the way Of one engine he stepped
in front of another.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
TEANscoNTlNENTAL LINE.
Hartman Interests Said 10 Control
Baltimore g. Ohio.

New York, Sept I8.-E. II. Harfi-
man and his associates, It Is said In
quarters usually wei informed, have
ACQUIRED control Of the Baltimore &
ohla and propose using IL, with prob
ably the Chicago & Alton, as con-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
BIG WHEAT CROP.
Receipts Exceed Last Years by l.
100000 Bushels.

Superior, Wis, Sept. 18.-The re-
ceipts Of wheat at the head OF the
lakes for the past week were 1907
900 bushels, and the shipments 1900.
900 bushels. Wheat stocks have
shown an increase for the week Of
SAG 900 bushels. The wheat receipts
of the new crop are already 100000
bushels ahead Of the receipts for tie
same period Of last year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
BULLETIN.

Havana, Sept. 1S.--A meeting OF
rebel leaders was held in Bejucal yes
terday and it was decided, after a
number Of violent speeches had been
delivered, not to accept the peace
propositions of the government.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
Palma Minister Resigns.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-The Cuban
legation last night received a cable
gram from the Havana government
announcing that Senior Heyia, direc-
tor of the state department Of Cuba,
has resigned, that his resignation had
been accepted and Pedro Diago. dlrec.
tor of the department of justice, ap.
pointed as his successor. While the
Cuban legation has no advlces indi-
eating the reason for the change, ami
Charge Almeida will not discuss it..
it is believed here that 1t gfows out
of diSsention between Palma and
Hevia over the forthcoming investiga-
ton of the situation by Taft and Ba-
con.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
TO INSURE DEPORTATION.

Chinese Canal Laborers Must Go
Back After Work is Done.
Washington, Sept 1S.-Chinese
laborers taken to Panama for work on
the canal viii be required 10 be de
ported at the conclusion Of their ser.
vice. To insure their deportation the
Panama government will require con
who furnish Chinese laborers
TO give bond Of $4,000 for the first
z, 500 Cinnamon and $500 each
for laborers in any number in excess
Of $500.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20

Meeting link in forming with the in.
ion Pacific a through line from ocean
20 ocean.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20

that contamination has been reached
before the possible arrival OF the
secretary Of state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20

ter line will be completely reopened
today.
Peace Seemed Under Way.
Washington, Sept. 1S-Commander
Colwell of the cruiser Denver at Ha-
vana, telegraphed the navy depart
ment yesterday that all was quiet in
Havana. Hostilities formally ceased
Sunday and definite settlement
seemed possible yesterday A formal
renewal of hostilities is not probable.
This reassuring dispatch, together
with the visit of Secretary Taft ana
Acting Secretary Bacon, indicates
that the movement toward peace in
Cuba is well under way. At the same
time no changes have been made in
the naval program. The New jersey
was ordered to proceed to Havana and
is now on her way. BY wireless
telegraphy, the navy department was
informed yesterday afternoon that
the Louisiana and Virginia were sail.
ing toward Havana at speed Of i
knots an hour. The Newark sailed
from Norfolk yesterday afternoon.
With the force already at Havana
and that which will be there in a few
days, the navy department feels as
sured that it will be amply able to
prevent any trouble in Havana and 1t
appears that the movement of such q
force toward the Cuban capital was
due to the fact that there was grave
danger to Havana
The navy department has been in
formed that the Des MONIES passed
Tortugas at o'clock yesterday morn
mfg, to arrive at Tampa bay at mid
night, and ready to take Secretary
Taft and party aboard there.
The Dixie, which left Havana Sun
day night, is expected to arrive at
Cienfuegos this afternoon. A report
has been received from Clenfuegos
saying that gross outrages have been
committed in that vicinity and that
the plantation next to the Constancia
was burned ami that the Constancia
is threatened A demand was made
upon the Constancia plantation for
$4,000 rounds of ammunition, and the
insurgents threatened the place If
their demands were not complied
with.
Ready for Any Emergency.
Every confidence is felt at the navy
department in the force which was
sent to Cuba to meet any situation
which arises. The blue jackets are
available for landing at any time and
they will be supplemented by marines
which are on a number Of cruisers and
battleships
While there is a pacific feeling,
preparations are going forward by the
war department to meet anything that
may arise If it should be necessary
for a strong force to intervene.
1t is stated that troops and trans
ports soon viii be available and only
await orders in case Tafts mission
fails and hostlities are renewed and
are beyond the control Of the Cuban
government.
Root May Help Taft.
Washington, Sept. 1s.-Dispatches
received at the navy department yes
terday announce the departure Of the
cruiser Charleston from Callao, Peru,
Sunday night for Panama and the ar
rival at Colon Sunday Of the cruiser
Columbia from Guantanamo. Secre-
tary Root and family are aboard the
Charleston after a cruise around
South America If present plans are
not changed they will leave the
Charleston at Panama and cross the
isthmus to Colon, where they viii en-
bark for home on the Columbia. II Is
believed that the Columbia will take
Secretary Root TO Havana in order
that he NAV assist Taft and Bacon IN
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. S.-SCGAR-London was quiet.
but steady fer sugar beets. at 9s Ed for December
and 9s I'D for January. At New York market for
sugar was strong Centrifugal. IS test 3 27-s2;
Mrscoy2d0 16a3 1872 and m0'asses sugar, 80 test
ll6aS So Refined quiet but steady. and IN
changed,
BUTTER-ReceiDts 222 packages. Butter ruled
firm AZ an advance OF ] cent. owing 10 scarcity OF
tne grades and extra creamery was quoted at 81
EGGS-Receipts 3A cases. The market ruled
steady at former prices with S5a3 quoted for West
ern frsts.
NAVAL STORES-Stocks; Rosin. ss9l2 barrels;
spirits turpeutne. 121 barrels: tar. 3s9 barrels.
Spirits turpentine ruled quiet the basis Of 7el4
FOR m2chine-made barrels. and rosin was also quiet
at 40 for common to good strained Tar remained
nominal and not quoted.
AiILLFEED-WeskerJ Spring bran, in l00-Ib.
sacks, 255 middling, 25o; city bran. 2l.0o; West
egn red dog. $50.
FLOUR-Trade inactive. Spring patents 415a4s9;
spring clears. 350a375; winter straights 35Oa36O
winter clears. 32Ga325; Kansas. in sacks, patents,
375a4-O0; straights. 355a365; clears. 2e0a335.
RYE FLoUR-Trade good; 36Oa4.B
CORNMEAL--Fairly active. Kiln dried for ex,
port. 265a270: coarse meal. in bags. L07al-8
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Demand light, at 2Oa
IS
HAY-Firm on choice fair grade. Receipts. l,s2s
tons part export Prime, Lloi Nc. 2, saL00; No }.
sOssj.
sTRAw-Msrket quiet Long rye, 55asO
BEEF-Steady; fair inquiry. Family, l3OOal4o0;
packet l000alN
PoRK-MOdsrato demand Ness. lSOOala75: fami.
ly. 1900.
TALLOw-ouiet trade City quoted at sls in
hogsheads.
LARD-UnchanFed Prime Western. 20; city,
500; refined. continent &c., South American. 1850:
refined Brazilian kegs. Ilo0: city stearine. l0.00;
oleostearine. nominal; city. lE; Chicago. IN.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Railway shares and bonds took a back
seat yesterday at the meeting Of the
local Stock Exchange. after occupying
chief attention for about a week. IN
deed, Washington Railway common came
near not getting on the record at the
regular call 1t was only after much
urging by President Hume that one trade
was9erected. at 43. There was no dis.
position 10 cut prices. the brokers just
resting on their oars, so far as that stock
is concerned. One broker sought an op-
ton of 1900 shares at 43 1-2. but no one
could be found to take il. After call a
few sales were effected. all at 43.
A little interest was awakened in Mer-
genthaler, ten shares selling at 20S and
three at 2O9, both prices being higher
than those Of last week.
The chieI interest of the day centered
in Greene Copper. The stock sold in 100
share lots at p II and a fraction above
nearly two-thirds Of the trading of the
Gay being in this security.
Rights of subscription to the new Union
Trust stock having expired, that title
was erased from the board, and war
rants put in its place The stock was
bid at IL, and the warrants at - Ia, y
asked ~The difference in price represents
the so subscription already paid on the
stock
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
sEABOARD N BOND ISSUE.
Voting Trustees of Road Meet I'm
New York To-day.

There is considerable interest In the
meeting of the voting trustees of the
seahoard Air Line 20 be held in New
York to-day, in connection with a new
issue of bonds soon to be brought out by
the Seaboard. 1t is understood that the
directors have already agreed upon the
amount of the issue, and the meeting Of
the trustees Is in connection with having
the proper authority given for the issue.
1t was learned yesterday that II is plan
ned TO authorize an Issue OF SlS.000.0O0 Of
3 per cent bonds. According to reports
heard in financial circles, the stockhoid-
ers Of the Seaboard Company are to be
given the right to subscribe 70 the bonds.
and il is rumored that all bonds which
are not taken in this way viii be pur-
chased by the Seaboard Company. The
collateral trust and general lien ; per cent
bonds of the Seaboard, Of which there are
N.66.0O0 outstanding. will be due next
March. and the proceeds of the sale OF
part Of the new issue viii be used IN re-
firing them It is also understood that
block o9 the bonds wiz be reserved for re-
tiring the 100000 collateral trust per
cent bonds due in May, ISL The balance
IL is said. will be held in the treasury Ior
the needs of the company.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec. 3-The cotton market was weak
snd active to-day. with liquidation and bear pres
sure in sufficient volume TO cause break Of about
% points from Saturdays closing Liverpool seemed
10 take a bearish view Of the weekend statistics
and sent disappointing cables Tie New Orleans
Times Democrat estimated the crop al lz4I000e
bales and this was followed at noon to-day with the
Giles estimate Of I2ss3 O0O bales This latter estI-
mate was not seriously received on account Of GER
tain discrepancies in the details by States TheO-
d0re II. Price estimates the amount Of cotton gin
ned to December at go bales. which is con
str5ed as pointing 20 a crop Of about Il. 80 600,
SPOT September IS still in good demand, but South
ern SPOT markets showed the effect Ct the decline in
futures and were unchanged al &c lower. Port re-
ceipts estimated al 7990 bales. against IS 81 last
year; exports q co bales.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
NIpISSING LOSES 4 POINTS.
Combine to Stem Decline Only Pre-
vents Complete Decentralization.

New York, Dec 3.-The official an
nouncement Sunday Of the cancellation
of the option Of the Guggenheims on
the stock OF the Nipissing Mines Com
pany naturally made that issue the
prominent feature of curb" transac-
tions to-day.
There were excited transactions
through the day, the aggregate sales
being estimated at 1S5, 900 shares. There
were rumOrs before the opening that
several of the large capitalists inter-
ested IN the property had combined TO
support the stock against further buy
ing but IL such deal was made, IL was
only sufficient to prevent entire de-
moralizatiOn Of the market
The price opened at i, sold off frac-
tionally. and then rallied 10 l9 12. Re
newed pressure was felt in the after
noon, when the lowest price OF the day.
Is "a, was reached The close was at
16. a decline Of points from Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Dec. 3-MOney on call at the Stock
Exchange to-day opened at z per cent highest, .;
lowest, s.; closing, .. Most Of the days loans were
at Z per cent
Time money opened the week in good demand and
moderate supply. Rates, ~ per cent for sixty days
10 ~ for ninety days. 655 TO per cent for four
months. per cent bid. offered at ek per cent, for
five and six months.
Mercantile paper was inactive lack Of interest be-
ing displayed by buyers. A fair amount Of desirable
paper offered. Rates, TO 6ls per cent for sixty
10 ninety days indorsed bills receiyable and for
choice four to six months, single names per cent
and upward for others
The sterling market was weak early to-day deciin-
ing 4 cent for demand bills 10 ss5: later the mar
ket rallied i cent Business only moderate
Rates for actual business were; Six days s035a
A9G40; demand 4S5l0ai Sis; cables AS595a4 s5 com
Hiercia bills, 47s1sa4s1&. The supply Of grain and
c0tton bills was good
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regllar eau. p O'Clock noon
Washington Railway aud Electric g. 81 900 at s5ls
Sl.01 AZ Sh
Washington Railway and Electric common, 50 at
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 70 at
s.. 30 az s..
Mergc1thalcr ar 209. 70 at Gs
Lanston. 100 at l4z 100 at l4E
Greene Copper. 100 at 27% 100 at III 100 az ~
lee at E5z. l05 at Z77s 100 at Z7s.
National Safe Deposit 70 at 100
AFTER CALL.
Columbian Il. K. S. 80 al l0sk.
Potomac Electric Light IS. iC99 at l031k.
Greene Copper le1 at IA 100 al ~
Washington Railway and Electric common . az
45. % at 8. 50 at g. 50 at 43.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

The following building permit was
issued by Building Inspector Ashford
yesterday;
To John ". Powell FOR five two-sto-z- brick dwell
ings at 29l7 to 29l5 Brshtwood avenue. Architect
William J. Palmer; builder. ZeDp Bros; estimated
cost, Sl5,09as
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
GRAIN MARKETS.
(hiPRER.
New York.

New York. Dec 3-WHEAT-Weak. No. I North
EN- Duluth, 70 arrive Cake and raili e54c over
Nav: No / Northern Manitoba s. { O. b. No ,
Northern Manitoba. siis. f. O. b. ; No rcd. f. O. b.,
sc over December; No. hard. f. O b., &c under
May; No macaroni. slH. T. o. B.; No. macaroni,
57it. Exporters took two loads
CoRN-ITegular- No elevator. 81; No . new,
52iz. f O b.; No. yellow. 5iis O. b. No. 9 early
December. 5liz; late December. 50ls f. o. b.; No .
I. o. b. January and February, 50ls; No 2 f O. b.
first half March, 501z No. white, 50ia, f. o. D.
Exporters took six loads
0ATS-darket slow. Elevator prices No. 2
white. 81 No. white sst; No. mixed, g.
The prices for futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
THE JEW TO JESUS

q Man Of my people. I alone
Among these alien ones can know Thy face
I who have felt the knship Of our race
Burn in me I sit where they intone
Thy praises-those who, striving to make known
a god for sacrifice. have missed the grace
OF Thy sweet human meaning in its place.
Thou who art Of our blood-bond and our own
Are we not shares Of Thy passions Yea,
In spirit-anguish closely by Thy side
We have drained the bitter cup, and tortured felt
With Thee the bruisng Of each heavy welt.
in every land is Gethsemane.
A thousand times have we been craciEed.
-FloTeSce Kiper in the Century.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
WASHINGTON CATTLE alARKEr.
aIarket remains quiet.

Market remains quiet
CATTLE-Extra. 475 to 500 per cwt-; butchers.
500: ordinary. 30 to 400
HoGs-Per ewt. gross 600 to SIS: ordinary 500
to $50
sHEEP-Clipped. 400 medium. $50 to SIS; com
mon 200 TO 500
LAMBS-PeI pound, spring choice, ~ to S: me-
ouu. to ~
cALVES-Per pound. prime. to slk: medium.
70 ~ grass, 4 70 IA.
CONS-Eaeh. prime. 1000 70 SO common aa
TO Sa9o: cid and dry 500 TO la00
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Tomorrow, To-day.

Tomorrow, To-day.
From the Saturday ETcning Post
While travelling on a lonely stretch OF
the country near the arctic circle, IN
Sweden. Charles J. Glidden overlook an
old Finish woman plodding along at
the rate of half A mile an hour.
Where are you g0ing?" the inter-
prefer asked.
ITO my daughters" was the reply.
How far is it?" the interpreter asked.
Fifteen miles"
when do you expect to get there?''
Tomorrow morning"
Mr.. GIidden picked the old woman up
and in forty minutes had set her down
at her daughters home.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
NeW York.

Quotations furnished BY Dick Bros & Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes I4l2 street northwest. Phone Main
etg64l
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Herald Want Ads

will be received at F. p Weller's Phar-
macy. 1884 M st. NV, and promptly for
warded TO the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Herald Want Ads

viii be received at McChesney & Joach-
inns, Second and Z sts ne. and promptly
forwarded TO the main Office
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
STOCKS ARE BUOYANT
Gains of Point or More Made
in Principal Issues.
LONDON IS A HEAVY BUYER
Bank of Germany's Weekly state
ment Is Somewhat DiscOuraEing.
Call Money Reaches % Per Cent,
with 30 Bid Just After Close of
Market-Sharp Break in NipisSing.

New York. Dec. 2.-Transactions in
stocks to-day were considerably larger
than the daily average recently and the
market though at times dull and at all
times rejecting only the operations OF
professional spectators, was strong to
the point of buoyancy Gains running
above a point We're made by the majority
of the principal stocks and there We're
striking upward movements in particular
issues.
All this was accompanied without any
definite news to account for it and the
marked failures of the day were a rather
mixed nature. The greatly encouraged
tone of financial sentiment in London
which has been noticed there for fort
night past, was in no way diminished to-
day and resulted here during the hours
In which orders for foreign account
could be executed in seemingly genuine
purchases of over $4,000 shares of stock
by British operators.
These purchases were largest in the
Canadian Pacific, Union and Southern
Pacific, and Ontario and Western shares,
and they helped greatly to impart firm
ness 10 the market in the early hours Of
trading. The great consideration affecting
the London market recently has been
the continual strengthening Of the posi-
ton of the Bank of England, whose re
serve has now been pushed upward to a
figure that invites favorable comparison
with those Of previous years at this sea-
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Safnr6ar'a

Furnished BY z R. Chapman & Co. members
New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie Chipman
manager, 1901 F street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
NEW YORK sToCx MARKET,

Quotations furnished BY Charles g. Gates & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange, Munsey Build
ing
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
The Washington Loan e
Trust Company
JOHN JOY EDSoN, PreIidsnt

MONEY 70 LolR At LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
On Real Estate in DiStrict Of C0lumbis. No dslay
HEIsKEbL & AfcLERAN. zoos St M.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

Telephone Main 32O0- The Wash
ington Herald viii be delivered at your
residence. only SOC per month
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Regarding Wills

Is the name Of an interesting booklet on
that important subject, which We VIII be
glad to mail you upon request.
Wills drawn and filed without charge
when this Company Is named EXECU-
TOR or TRUSTEE.
Consultation with the officers OF ths
Company is invited.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
London Gets Gold.

The bank to-day was in receipt of over
g, 600 in gold from South Africa and
other sources, although a sharp fall in
the price of sterling exchange in Paris
pointed to a Iessening in the movement of
sold from Paris to the English capital
The discount rate in the open London
market fell to-day, in consequence Of the
relative affiuence that has come about in
the Bank of England's affairs to 5Iz per
cent or y per cent lower than the banks
minimum discount rate; but despite re-
newed predictions that the Bank of Eng
land may reduce its discount rate before
the end Of the year. such action is not
looked for i'm high banking circles.
Although financial conditions in Eng
land are improved, they are. for one
thing, distinctly less favorable in Ger
many. The Bank of Germany's weekly
statement to-day was an exceedingly
poor one, showing a large loss in cash,
a considerable increase in loans, and an
enlargement OF note issues 10 a point
s.elI above the maximum quantity fixed
ey German law. The Overplus of the
note ISSUES, is OF course, in the nature
81 D. -'-feruencv circulation. -
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
BOSTON STOCKS.

IBID. fAsked.