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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30

Gen. Kaulbars commanded the first Man.
churian army during the latter part of the
Japanese war and was blamed by Gen.
Kuropatkin for the loss Of the battle Of
Mukden. Soon after his return from the
front he was appointed to the governor gen.
eralship Of Odessa. During his term OF of
flee two attempts to assassinate him were
made and he received threats constantly.
Last April he hired villa for the summer
in the suburbs Of Odessa. and just before
he was to have moved in sixteen bombs
were found on the premises. He was ac-
cused of secretly encouraging the Black
Hundred in its attacks on the Jews though
he continually promised the latter his pro-
lection, and events went to confirm the sus-
piciOn.
More than once Premier Stolypin has in
terfered on behalf Of the Jews in Odessa
over Kaulbars head, and last February,
when Stolypin sent orders tC Gen. Glago-
lief, who was acting governor In the
temporary absence of kauibars, 1t was re-
ported that Kaulbars had been removed and
would not return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
STANDARD CASE RALTS
Hearings viii Be Resumed Next
Thursday.
BOOKS NOW BEING EXAMINED
Evidence to Show the Old Trust Still
Persists.
OOKS NOW BEING EXAMINED
TO BE SESSIONS IN WASHINGTON
May Not Have to Call Henry M. Flag
ler-Thaws Shown to Hold Large
Block of Stock.

NEW YORK, September 2o.-Frank B
kellogg, the government counsel in its
suit to dissolve the Standard Oil Company
| is expected to return today from Washing
| ton, where he went Saturday to repor,
| progress in the case to the President and
| Attorney General Bonaparte.
The hearing in the case will be resumed
| Thursday and meantime the government
representatives are going over such books
as the Standard OIL Company has placed
at their disposal and otherwise preparing
for a resumption of the case.
The statement was made today that some
new evidence regarding the government s
contention that the present Standard Oil
Company is really a reorganization of the
old trust has been discovered. 1t had been
believed that it would be necessary to call
to the stand Henry NJ. Flagler secretary Of
the old board of liquidation trustees to
clear up this point, but it is said that such
course in view of the new evidence will
not now be pursued.
Railroad Rebates.
Another examiner, it is announced will
be appointed in a few days by the Missouri
court to sit with Examiner Ferris In the
taking of testimony against the New Jer-
sey corporation. The duties of this addi-
tional examiner will be to listen to testi-
mony relating only to railroad rates on oil
and rebates, which are alleged to have been
granted to the Standard during it's fight
against Independent Oil operators The two
examiners will sit together at every session
OF the hearings after the question of rates
and rebates is taken up, owing to the tact
that much of the testimony will necessarily
be fragmentary and evidence on both the
rate and trust question will be placed upon
the record during the same day.
The hearings here will probably last at
least two and possibly three more weeks
Testimony will also be taken in Washing
ton, Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis. This
shifting of base for the hearings is made
necessary by the fact that the government
subpoenas can only compel witnesses to
travel 100 miles to attend the hearing.
Thaws Are Interested.
The list of Standard OIL Companys stock
holders submitted last week by John G.
Milburn of counsel for the Standard Oil
Company shows that the Thaws of Pitts
burg are heavily interested in Standard Oil.
A block of several hundred shares is held
in trust for Harry Kendall Thaw. The name
of his mother also appears on the list as
holder of more than 200 shares, worth in
excess of S440.OlB Eight members OF the
Thaw family own among them over hVe
thousand shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
Victims of Spanish Floods,

Special Cablegram to The Star.
MADRID, September 3O-It is stated
that the number of deaths by last week S
floods at Malaga were 116 and eighty-six
bodies have been recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
GEN. KAULBARS DISMISSED.
Much Hated Russian Officer Deposed
From Office

Special Cableeram to The Star.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 3O-Gen.
Kaulbars. governor general of Odessa, has
been dismissed from his post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
NOTICE.

The price of this paper at
NEWSSTANDS and from
NEWSBOYS is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
INSURANCE MEN BUSY
BIG LIFE COMPANIES QUIETLY
PLANNING FOR ELECTIONS.

NEW YORK September 3o.-The big
life insurance companies, 1t is an
nounced today, have for some time past
been quietly preparing for their annual cleo
tions under the Armstrong insurance law.
A year ago these elections caused world
wide interest because of the fight to defeat
the administration tickets of the Mutual
national policyholders' committee, which
put ticket of its own in the field for each
company. These opposition tickets were de-
feated
Although the policyholders' committee
after its defeat announced that the effort
companies would be renewed at the next
election, no steps to that end have been
taken vet. so far can be learned
The managenentS of the companies con-
cerned, 1t is stated have, for the. most part,
istration ticket of the New York Life, which
is just being sent to the po!icyhoders,
shows that ten of the twelve men whose
terms expire in 1898 have been renominats ed.
The two who are to drop out are Alexander
E. Orr and Clarence H. Mackay. Mr.. Orr,
who is over seventy years old. has long de-
sired to retire. and Mr.. Mackay's varied in
terests make it impossible for him to- give
the insurance company the attention he be-
lieves it should have. Mr.. Orrs place on
the ticket has been taken by Rowland H.
Peacedale R l.. while William r. 1nnisS,
general manager of the Studebaker Manu-
featuring Company in New York, takes the
place of Mr.. Mackay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
TWO CENTS.

There has been no change
of any kind in the price of
the paper to newsboys, and
readers should pay no more
than the printed price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
The Date for Election.

The date for the election of these direct
ors is April l. Under the amended law the
ticket has to be filed with the state super
intendent of elections seven months before
the election. 1t is. therefore, now on file,
as are letters of acceptance from each of
the nominees according to a provision Of
the amended law.
The Mutual Reserve. whose elections take
place on April % has also filed its ticket,
all the incumbents being renominated
The Equitable. which must have its cleo
ton on December 4. has also renominated
the members of the present board whose
terms expire with the year, with the excep-
ton that Ludwig Nissen. a diamond i'm
porter of New York. takes the place of
joseph Bryan of Richmond, who has re-
signed.
The annual election of the Mutual Life
does not come until June 2. and the admin
istration ticket has not been selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
One Charge Ignored.
The Martin Indictment.

The indlctmei't returned by the grand
jury today against Thomas r. Martin. the
former real estate broker now confined in
a sanitarium at Catonsville, Md. as insane
charges him with embezzlement Accord
ing TO the indictment. March Is last Mar
tin had in his possession as agent for Mar.
garet n. Norvell 5000, which II is de
clared, he converted 10 his own use The
money, II Is alleged. came into his posses
sion In the form OF check from a local
building association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
Frank Buzzoni's Case.

Frank Buzzoni, the other indicted book
maker. is said 10 have been the proprietor
OF barber shop at the Hotel Vendome. on
Pennsylvania avenue. and the Indictment
against him which is similar to the one
against Wilson, alleges that Nav 30 last
ne made wagers on the races with William
Walsh and Christopher Ramrl ing and also
SET Up a place where bets could he made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30

ONE OUT, FIVE IN.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
BARR SUPREME HEAD
Action OF Exposition Directors meow
ers a Graft OF Respectable Pro-
portions

sorfoIk va. july 5-At their
meeting tonight the board Of directors
OF the jamestown Exposition Compa-
ny adopted the report OF the confer
ence committee formally eiecting
James NJ. Barr az director general Or
the Exposition. giving him absolute
power in the direction OF the show
and leaving IL TO him 10 name such
other department heads as he NAV
deem necessary III the emergency. II
was also decided 10 retain the board
Of governors but only in IN advisory
capacity To Mr. Barr without limiting
his authority in any matters Of exec
uttve policy.
A committee was named to read
Just the salaries Of the board OF gov
vrrors as II Is thought that their au-
ties viii be greatly lessened under the
ney- management. They now receive
$3.50 pr month. 1t Is expected that
this viii be cut At least ia half
4 committee was named To wait on
Mr.. Darr and secure ms acceptance
Of the diTector-generalShip under the
agreement.
At the meeting OF tn STOCKHOLDERS
Of the company in session tonight. Iu-
thority was voted the board OF direct
Ors TO place a econ. mortgage on the
companN's property. 20 cover q sec
ond fCGn. understood to be for $G25.-
600. The original loan desired was
$3.50 1000. on which q FIRST mortgage
viii be given az security 1t was de-
cIared that the two loans. a~ggregating
$750,0OO, viii cover all Of the out
standing Obligations OF the company
and put ii on its feet. The directors
expect no trouble in placing the two
loans. 1t is also believed tina Mr..
Barr will accept the d~irectorship on
the terms offered.
A report scbmitted showed the sal
AIRY list OF the company to nave been
$4,000, instead OF $4,000 as erro-
neously reported, and that a forty per
cent. reduction had been made al
ready. making the present salary list
total 100000. This list Will be fur-
ther scaled by orders given to a spe-
ciai committee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
SUMMER TRADE IMPROVES.
Sea ~onabIc Good Moving With More
Activity.
New YORK. July
morrow viii say

New York. July 5-Bradstreets to-
morrow wiII say
Continued favorable weather cOndl-
tions have made for further crop de
yelopment. expansion in retail trade
in light ummer goods. and notable
stimulation of hitherto tagging re-
order business one Of the most ia
vorable Developments OF the week has
been the Improvement noted In col
lectiOus At many markets. a sure sign
that retail stocks are moving. though
the number ~ cities representing re-
daction sales or slow trade is sufncf-
emily large to show that frade In sum
mer wear hes not Ia all cases been
satisfactory. The usual measure Of bus
mess. such as c~learings and failures,
uoint to irregular conditions Desire 10
await a clearer view OF crop Dat turn
limits future commitments. but the
situation in cottons j. very strong on
uncertain c-C-, outlook and a heavily
sold ahead condition Al tire mills The
future outlook ~ 10 prices of goods
is now having the attention OF manu-
facturers and wholesalers. Holiday
quiet rules in the shoe trade. but re-
cent warm weather has helped re-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
MATCH THE FVR FIN.
Marion Butler Accepts an Invitation IL
Speak i'm Salisbury.

Salisbury, \ c.. July 3-Fx-Sena-
tor Marion Butler has accepted an in
vitation to speak in Salisbury in the
near future. The date has not Vet
been determined. bUt il is certain that
he will visit Rowan in time to sound
the Keynote of the next campaign.
MIR. Butter has many admirers in this
section who expect to see him make a
attack on state Chairman
spencer e. Adams. Of the Republican
party. when he speaks in this state
again.
Mr.. E. r. Buchanan, Of Norcross,
ca. has been named vice president Of
the Whitney Company. Of Salisbury
and Pittsburg. succeeding Captain +.
B. C. Hambley. who died recently at
his home in this city. The company IS
developing the mountain power plant,
consisting Of A., 600 horse power ca
pacity, at whitney. on the Yadkin
river. and is also developYg a big
granite industry at Granite Quarry.
Rowan county. Together with Pres
ident George j. Whitney and q party
of capitalists from PENNSYLVANIA and
New York, Mr.. Buchanan spent today
at Whitney. inspecting the work.
VIII Freeman. a Rowan county ath-
lete and acrobatic performer. Who fell
forty feet to the ground. landing on
his head Thursday. arose from his
bed at the hospital here YESTERDAY. ate
four big sandwiches and walked four
miles to his home last night. He vas
picked up in what was thought a dy-
ing condition and reported dead. but
strange to say, no bones were broken.
He Will resume his former occupation
Of painting and doing acrObatic feats
to amuse his friends when work l.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
New York Provisions.


New York. July 6.-FIour dun, Mime
sofa patents s5.O5Gs5.45, do bakers $4,000
S3-85, w~interpatents Si~35oS5.fo, stralghts
S5.6O0S5.75.
Rye flour dun, fair to good ~S4.370S5.O)
choice to fancy $3.50
Buckwheatn flour nominal,
Buck wheat qutet, St.1O.
Corn meal steady, fine $50 ISf.3O, coarse
S1.t70Sl.i9, Kiln dried S3.10 S.3.25
Rye steady, No . western 654.
Blrley quiet, feeding 40, mating -.
Whe1tssspot weak, No. = $50, July 1908
Sept, 1925, Dec. 1855.
Corn spot rirm, No. 2 $50, Iuiy s28,
Sept So, Dec. 62}$.
Oats steady, mixed 49,.
Stf.0O6S10.oO 90: mess S95o1S1O.0G beef
hams $24.O00S26.OO 90.
Cut meats Sce ldy, picked bellies 1fi40ik,
Lard firm, western prime So. 700
refine easy. continent S-."-., com
pound SBm318.
PORK steady. family $500. short clear
s17.O0GSiS.00, mess S17.75G slS.So
TaIlow steady, city 6A. country 62D7.
RoSin steady, strained common 10 good
$500.
Turpentine firm, 6oQ6Oa.
Rice steady. domestic fair 10 extra $685..
MoIasses quiet, New orleans 30035, good
to choice 3704S.
Coffee sootsteady, No. invoice IA, Santos
No. 4, IA, mild dun, cordova 96124.
sugar nom. taIr refining S2.33, centrifu-
gal 95 test 1888, moiasSesS sugar S3.OS, refined
cutloaf SIS. SO, crushed $3.50, powdered S493,
graduated $3.50, cubes S5.05.
Butter firm, extra creamery 24t2g.-.,
common to extra 1902, state dairy comin"1
to firsts 1921, renovated common TO extra
100 p, western factory common to nrsts les
20, western extras, 5iA25, frstS 2S024.
Cheese tirin, state futl creamery II G21L,
large f24, skins 3.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
GENTLE ART on
PLEASING A ~ SnAND.
Mr. I.Indsav pa,leTsIn

faflIH. lsttAfAHaH 7 HhhFA HtF
II YOU have "a irhnd ness husband aNf
are a bit uncertain inst what Sa dt
with him. but are quite certain that
YOU want the dove Of peace o. rH"at IN
the family martin box down IN fh@
back yard. EIx" that husband fuFaf
Don't bother about being either bril-
BILE reason "a man prefers 20 thtuk tbAf
man has no reason whatever only l0-
tuition It'r "a harmless dciuRtau AMI
let him enjoy st. And 30. while tho
clear. cold Hight ~ rensspn shines Nt
a ~searchHght ln your bfntn. keen ~ -
Yourself S~carchHFht are better Tor
Lattl.ships and dangerous places along
the coast 4 taliu- DIP T. rafer Tor
the faullV altar
Devote your spare moments 10 keep
ing the suRar bowl well filled Aa FOR
being brilliant. the most brilliant
speech Nou can make VIII not attract
and rjvet your mans attention 20
quickly and - laAtinEly as the siu1ple
remark that you wonder Whist -
done to be so lucky To yet hin lie
listens 10 that speech with delight IN
Mandnv with Increasing JOY on Tues
Iay tender gratitude on Wednesday:
grects II with happy smile on Thur
dav halls II toyouHiy IN Friday rsks
for II on Saturday and on suuday hur-
rfcg home from church Ira order .
hear IL once more And when al -
said. isn't II a comfort tn a world that
demands so much. that crttlcte~s 80
merciles.iy. 70 pass your ealstsut" ~lin
an individual Who asks for - lftis-
Just sugar.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
Comparatice Cotton statement.

New york, July 5-FOr the week
ending July 9Th: net receipts at all
Z. ;. ports during week 1851; Net
receipts at all L. S. Ports same week
last year 25,406; Total receipts since
september LIST. 8, 713,409: total receipts
to same date last year. 7,676,447; ex-
ports for the week, 28,436: exports
Tor same week last year, 5S.3S1: total
export since September 1st. S,214,-
1856; total exports same date last year,
6,1S6, sos; stocks at all L. s. ports,
323,910: stock at all L. s. ports same
time last year. 271,39S; stock at all in
terror towns, 158,420; stock at all in
terror towns same time last year. 1873
9o4; stock at Liverpool last year, 704,-
600; stock of Am. afloat for Great
Britain same time last year 40, 600.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
Jcn>so> ron rRIsipN>r.
10 thr eTnosra ~ssouid Nominate
johnson it Wuaid Put H~putdi-
cans to Tts~ar Trump~
T. beat Him.
aMnnhlnrtnn nrrsit y

sperhaps ~ - loyal ~lsspubifrnn 7
should not SIS ne Democrat. ANY
suggestions. hut 1 rRndidis believe that
II they we're 10 nominate nay TREND
and n~ctghbor. Governor johnson. q
Minnesota. Tor the r. Presidency. II ~ould
put the Republicans to their hest
trHmps To beat him.. haid Major John
Epsy. who hnH FOR years ranked Win
The leading hustn~ss men Of st Pan
AZ the stalelKh Governor hns .
friends urge. ard With a good nhov OF
reason that he could carry hts own
state. Wisconsin. and tho Daho'es not
only because Of hls parsonage prestige.
but because ne breaches tho dnctrine
- tariH revision. which. / tell you. :
getting mighty strpnv in all thc North
west country. Governor johnson Is In
the prime OF manhood. and though
devoted 10 every good cauHe. h~ Do not
"a Wild sart OF fanatic who would. ~ ia
p0wer, seek 70 run AmuCk With the
business Institutions 81 the nation ha
is indeed. naturally Of c~onHrryauYs
temper and opposed 10 extremes e
every kind lie has MISC a lovely ard
gracious wife. who would max" .
charming mistress OF the White
House
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
Nav Make Official Complaint.

Apex. y. 9. July TN view Of the
fact that there Is practically no ser
vice of n value on this division Of
the Seaboard AIT Line. il IS reported
that some citizens OF prominence at
various stations along the line are
preparing to take the matter up with
the Corporation Commission. There
is no passenger train service north
between one O'Clock at night and noon
the next da- and none afternoon.
The ~southbound service is worse.
The present schedules are the poorest
in the history OF h Seaboard. 40
connections are made at Raleigh. Vel
don or Portsmouth so parties here
find a more roundabout rote-the
longest-the quickest. People will not
travel with such in~conventent sched-
ules.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
Clearing House Bank Statement.

New York. july 6.-The statement
of clearing house banks for the week
Give days) shows that the banks hold
s856,250 more than the legal reserve
requirements. This is q decrease of
s1.653,O25 as compared with last week.
Loans, $l,115.724,500 decrease $40
814,S0O.
Deposits, $1,078,540,20O decrease
$13,491,5 500.
Circulation, $50.396,4O0: decrease.
SO, 900.
Legal tenders, s7O,7So,s00; decrease.
$3,943, 900.
Specie, s1e9.710,5O0; decrease. 81,
0S2,O0
Reserves, s27O,491,300; decrease.
$5,025, 900.
Reserve required, s269,635,05o de-
crease, s3,372,S75.
Surplus, $S56,25O; decrease, s1,653,-
OBS.
Ex-U. S. deposits, $S,544.300; de-
crease, S1,7S3,775.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09

ner. st Ie&s- for a xhre a@ ssessqaS-s
developments 6-~rosrate
Adams Asnts4 - oatrn .hN sArsa
Its T&s Having srens a gaTxse~ -
his hfe - gu3&n TwFrfore k~ go -
Indian stsmarh-b4x Ena 49, mp
y ant more
Then g pal arose over fhe ear -sde
ship II Adams Batter Th~x sd
many shinE@ - IRE AE%r@ aeeat
other ~n2~u - - p~o belize - -
Be rue They W~rs 9es sa~sIss u
pltn1~nta- remarks sesf SIRE ~aa~
Tor shes bore 10 eorGtatfa Batter
rad declared for Bocsrvsit tor 3 fhtri
term an5 probably h~ va re oat
l~AGe~ - the state = e. aAx ar0~r~
ia the matter - ne P-reN&rrrs AZ
ans aas probs bis for Tat hecaas~ =
the compliments Tar ha3 pale RS
vent'p1 But adams go trta 5 tzT
Eot riled t~caass perhaps ne -. aef
sure hos he ought % Top s4eeessf44lF
and BL,!er was ahead - aim
The d~suItory Narfare sep, -
guerilla fashion until all - 8 sudden
81 descended upon the eo.ut = tae
ex-ssnator- brother the assistant
honorable Young man who nal tor
some years made An Efficient st~rs n
Collector Duucans ofnr~
Now I. has come back "a that re-
liable old negro game. beta Il Herr
Butter r Monsieur Adams. knovf.
70 the fraternity rs the al COME +
come II. and Few people care whether
the devil gets the hirdmo<t pr both -
Them
Meanwhile. the Democratic party !
complacent caring nothing Tor radical
faction NIGHTS. safely enscsused q IoW
er and conscious nat tt can uhlp i
united radical concern oy any majority
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
hange in the Run
of Prices.
AUGUST IN EVIDENCE

BY the Associated Press.D

by the Associated Press.)
<.# York, July 6.-The cotton
.aet opened steady at unchanged
I..es to Il decline Of 3 points which
ronsidered rather better than u
3. the cables. Offerings were light
Ind after the call the marke ad-
aecd slightly on bull support Of the
..r months. which sent August to a
-. gain Of about eight points. July
as neglected and later positions gold
Hn|E . o. 3 points over the closing
lE.res of the previous day. during
carly session. Trading was quiet
.rd buying by local professionals was
by apprehensions that the
.-ls were a~upporting August for the
.4rpose of making a selling basis for
rter months. The market closed
ready with prices net unchanged to
bur points lower.
Receipts at the ports today 2.645
tales, against 4,728 last week and
! az last year. For the week Is, 900
tsles, against 13,428 last week and
II SO last year. Today's receipts at
CIV Orleans 739 bales. against 1870
ast year. and at Houston 353 bales,
cainst 641 last year.
>ew York, July 6.-Spot closed steady.
points higher.
adIing up1ands 10 so, middling g~ulff3.75.
fes 1900. bales. Cotton futures opened
lady and closed steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09

No" York. July 1.-THE reserves
.n". ing in the bank statement was
.m $1,000. 600 TO over So. OO0,0 600
way from the preliminary estimates,
100000 CaEG decrease cOmpar-
4 with an expected increase Of So
1000 to owe 100000. The loan
.'n at the same time showed a con-
action of ~$1O.S14.S0O, the resulting
Ing down of the deposits helping
rlrt the decline in surplus to ST.
"-@. but leaving for that item only
-a'-5@. The loan showing. follow
a. heavy contraction last week
.Hfs 1t evident that corporations de-
.lea on the money market much
man usual to finance The semi
mai disbursements. having appar-
accumulated cash for that uur-
49, which was placed temporarily
call loans and recalled for the pur-
Of payments. No current ex-
nation was offered of the large
panCN i'll the cash showing. The
t1lt was not taken seriously as =
fHle showing Of the actual onera-
Of the week. The stock market
ideally ignored it, placing more
"uce on the downward tendency
all money rates as an index of
nal banking conditions. The no
.|" strength of foreign exchange
was also ignored in the stock
'het. although it was believed to
.."' enthusiastically to a resumption
gold export next week. Amalea-
Aetr copper was the market leader.
.C whole market rose substantially
'l'sd active and buoyant. Total
If bonds, par value S626.00O.
rial sales today of stocks $4,000
. Including: Copper. $4,000: Su-
'r". J. G. l., 400: G, and O., 400:
.'.i N 900; \. and w, 700; Read