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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
FREE EMpL OYMENT
Government Maintains Employment
Agencies in Fourteen States
Many Seek and Find
Work.

Every morning in the week except
Sunday little groups of men and wo-
men gather about three doorways in
three different sections of Chicago.
When the weather is biting they stand
luddled in neighboring hall ways,
town protecting basement stairs. and
sometimes, in the case OF men. in the
year st saloon.
About nine O'Clock they come out Of
hese places of warmth or semi
warmth and stand close to the three
door ways which they know will be
opened promptly on the hour.
When the key is turned they troop
into the three offices into which the
doors let and wait anxiously while
the morning mail is being opened
Presently they are fling out again
som empty handed and others with
"billets."
These are the carry birds of the
Chicago unemployed. the most anN-
ious and the most in need Later in
the day throughout the Office hours Of
the Illinois FIR c Employment Bureaus.
come the less anxious and the less
in need
In all there come every year to the
three offices which arr maintained
in Chicago. between 10000 and 10000
men and women whom the state at
tempts to place in work free Of
charge. As the bureaus have estab-
lished themselves in the business life
of the city the attempt has come to
square with the de until now there
are more calls for help from employ
ers than the free employment agencies
are able to fll from their applications
for work.
Last ysar there were over J geo re-
quests for wormen and work women
which could not be filled while the
number of applications for work.
which did not find employment was
only 1912.
Illinois is one of fourteen states
which have come to realize that the
right to work can be demanded of the
state by its citizens. In spite of the
individualistic form Of American gov
eminent this and other steps towards
paternalism have been taken and one
further is IN contemplsiion-the old
age pension for wOrkmen.
In the four employment Offices Of
Illinois last year there being one IN
Peoria in addition to the three IN
Chicago. 1892 men mad women claim
ed this right to work which has been
recognized as just By the new paier-
nalism and 4G.173 were given it. Cliff
ford s Raymond in the Technical
World Magazine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
WHY 1T SUCCEEDS.
Because Its's For Ore Thing Only,
and Cairo People Appreciate
This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings sue
cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure backachs. every kidney
IN.
Here Is Cairo evidence to prove it.
w. w Stoner, 42l Ninth street.
Cairo H.. says: 4 procured Doan's
Kidney pills at Schuh's drug store a
few weeks ago and took them for an
acute attack Of kidney trouble which
had annoyed me for sometime. They
furnished me immediate relief, going
right to me seat Of my trouble. I con
tinued their rse and the suit was
moro than satisfactory Deans Kid
hey Pits are 10 me a most valuable
remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price -
cents. Foster-AElbum 60. Buffalo,
New York. Sole Agents for the United
States
Remember the Deans and
take nc other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
|. ON THE RIVERS

The river marked 3S.5 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
rise of 04. in "a hours. One year ago
Il was 23.7 feet
Only one point above here reported
a rising river yesterday, namely
'lttsburg. o.G Of foot
The Louisiana returned yesterday
from her trip up the Ohio She had
some good business at various points
running excursions.
The John A. Wood from ST. Louis
with cmpties, returned last evening
with six barges Of cola.
The Dick Fowler from and to Padu
cab yesterday had good business both
ways
The Ferd Herold came out from 81,
Louis AT 2:30 p. III, yesterday and was
here til after 6 p. m. adding freight
for lower points. She had fair trip.
The John S Summers went south
with one empty barge.
The Stacker Lee is due today from
Memphis hound for st. Louis. On her
way down she had 1859 packages for
Memphis
All The big boats Of the Combine
arc On their way south, with The
Spraguc III the lead
They ale building sailing vessel
at Paducah which il Is said viii be
iun from Paducah to the West indies,
carry Ing freight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio. from Evansville to Padu-
cab, viii continue falling during the
next several days. At Cairo, will
continue rising during the next "a to
30 hours, come to stand, then prob
ably fall
The Tennessee. from Florence 10
the mouth and the Wabash, at Mt
Carmel, viii continue falling during
The next 3G hours.
The Mississippi. from Chester to
Cairo, will continue rising during the
next "a to 36 hours, and then prob
ably fall
w E. BARRON,
Official Temporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
TRAIN" CONVENTIONS
Novel Method Of Breaking Monotony
Of long Ride During international
Christian Endeavor Meeting.

spokane. Wash May 1S.-lniro-
ducing a novel form of religious wor-
ship. Waller f. Meir. president of the
Spokane Carisiian Enieavor union. is
planning for a train OF conventions
which will be inaugurated on the trip
10 Seattle for the international con
,aniion to be held July 10 10 rs.
Leaders will be placed in each car
and conventions. lasting two o. three
hours. viii be held. thus breaking he
monoiony OF the journey. Spokane
viii send poo or 300 delegates. who
win be joined by hundreds from the
middle western, eastern and southern
states. The conventions will not be
wholly religious in nature. but VII
volk along helpful Zines 70 ie intro
dared by Mr. Meir.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
Ierl-ta,. sorn.r

With a. ox asfdinary outlay Of
about t1Jg IN gold coin. Dell Seuily
-ornerod the iewsharp market here.
buying Tire lass 500 of those instru-
mcnts k-5U1 ~ be in existence.
These he distributed broadcast among
he youless-rs # tDc town and among
Re relic Lua,crs Of maturer age, and
heltcziiye tag Of the hide0us
hings uas heard on all corners last
liz1t 10 tie discontinue Of all the
l- a1d dec & AstcTia Ch-is-endom.
-Tle As.a~ian
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
Boats at Auction.

The boats TO he sold a; auction at
tho Board OF Trade rooms in Louis
vile on the 25th inst. are the Colum.
lila, Sunshine, w. G. Hite and City Of
Jeffersonyille. The Two popular and
pretty picnic resorts known as Sugar
Grove and Fern Grove will also be
sold. Besides these all the other prop
erty Of the Ferry company will be
Of and no doubt quite a
crowd will be present at the sale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

How lcng can an animal lie with
out eating? Last year dog was i'm
prisoned fer % days in a rabbit war
ren al Gaiidford. England. yet was
dug out alive During the siege Of
Metz. IN the Franco-PTussisn war
dog vas confined without food or
water for 80 days: while Dover rec
ords have the story Of a pig which.
buried alive bv 4 fall Of Cliff. came
out al right a. the end Of leo days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

The only expense of the parish
council OF Queen Camel, a Somerset
shire England illage, far recent
year was Is "a f.r a check book Yet
the account had to be taken to Win
canton, eight miles away. to be audit
ed, thus nccessitauug a IS stamp, Is
Cd for hire Of conveyance and a
mans time for more than half a day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
plssoasry Enssnssrss Worla.

In the tire Il Louis Ky. CT France.
4 chemist named Denre eare ar ex-
hibit Oh a canal ar Versailles Of a
kind Of Gre 50 rapid ana devouring
that l. could not be quen-hcd. water
only giving it fresa activity Louis
forbade taat ihe invention should be
made public and The inventor died
soon after. carrying The secret with
him 10 TIE grase.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

At Port Florence. on the shore Of
the great lake Victoria Nyanza. which
is the che source OF the Nile. there
IL d. f5ck cut out Of solid rock
by natives who had leyer before done
much serious work The dock is $50
feet lo8s. - fe.t wide aad II feet
deep. 1t is 1900 feet above the level
Of the sea. % nearly three times the
altitude Of Lake Chautauqaa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS IN ROME
ONE THOUSAND DELEGATES REP.
REsENTING THIRTY MILLION
PEOPLE PRESENT AT FIFTH
CONVENTION YESTERDAY.

Rome May u.s. One thousand dele.
gales, representing 30,0O0,000 people
throughout the world, were present
today at the opening OF The fifth
Worlds Sunday School convention,
The representation Of the United
States is larger than that Of any other
country. Foremost among the Anerl.
cans in attendance are John Wana.
maker Of Philadelphia, Bishop J D.
Haskell and President Edward X.
Warren OF the American Sunday
School association. Canada likewise
Is represented, as well as England
The Scandinavian countries China,
Japan. Australia, the West Indies.
Africa ana India. 4
The rev r. r. Meyer@s6f London,
viii lead the first service tomorrow
morning aad this viii be followed BY
4 numbcg Of communion services, the
delegates OF each denomination meet
ing in tlie1r respective churches IN
the afternoon the convention sermon
win be preached nv the Rev Dr. G,
Campbell Morgan of London
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Will be devoted 10 the convention scr
vices, with morning conferences in
English, French. German and italian
The afternoons ana evenings will be
given 10 addresses on important sub
iects by Bishop Hartaeli Of Africa.
Bishop William Of Switzerland, Rev
&. r.. Blackall Of Philadelphia, /
Charles Waltegs of England, Marion
Lawrence OF Ohio. and others Of
prominence. The closing service will 1
be held Thursday evening. with adj (
dresses on the significance and in /
nuence Of the convention. The final
address will be delivered by the Rev
Or John Potts OF Toronto.
OBSERVE SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY.
New York, MAY l8.-In order to call
attention to Tie Worlds Sunday
* hool convention now in session In
Rome. tomorrow Is to be observed by
d large number Of the churches 81 the
United states as Sunday School
lfdY. Lux fiidu NilIl - ~ nc A5i
lowed IN most churches calls for a
from the pulpit of the
outlook for the Sunday school move I,
ment considering especially the Or
ganizcd efforts of which the worlds
Is one evidence and the
convention, which meets
/ ext wear ut Louisville, another
leaders in al religious bodies, in !
Guiding some which do not cooperate !
In the international system, are ex !
4 essiag their convictions that the
Sunday schools are the most promis-
ne GelIs fc7 evangelism and for !
building Up churches For This rea i
ion there shas been Of late an aWaka \
aned interest in Sunday school i
Methods and the schools have como a
o be recognized as aae essential part I
# the churches instead of adiunets to j
hem.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

Bioscn & Go Philadelphia, are of.
Jerng at q price to-, ield SO per cent
aa 100000 per cen equipment trust
notes. of the ST. Louis Iron Mountain
K Southern railroad. They are Sc
cured ON i5G0 box cars costing 81
0Gt3oo, and mature in II equal in
stallments beginning june /, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
Murderer Co, Away.

On a recent SUNDAY night murder
was committed in a town not far from
Boston. The chief Of police. after an
hours examination. left the search
for the murderer to an assistant. on
the ground that he needed a lous
nights sleep IN order to be around
early for the town meeting the next
1as. The murderer has act beea
foEad Boston Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

Nj William O'B-.ea. when he was
last in prison IL Ireland. spent the
time II clsss study OF the Bible. The
copy he read had been read by the
former occupant Of his cell At the
end Of Jeremiah this prisoner had
scrawIed: Cheer up. old boy. Cheer
up."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
eaneksspsr's Complaint.

A gentleman who had a shooting in
4 Scotland glen remarked TO an cid
gamekeeper that during the month
they had had four good days. Yes"
said the old man. "but the Sabbath
nippsf W three Of them"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
A Church 225 Years.

bingham has the oldest church edi-
fee now in America-the First Uni
tartan church. The building is 225
years old Iohn b.. Lewis has been
sexton and bell ringer at the church
for more than so yeers.--Boston Her.
aid
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

The Cotton Belt route has made
fare of n fare and third for the
row "trip 10 New Madrid. Mo, on
aa cunt Of TIE Southeast Missouri
rWmmera association. Tickets win
~ sold May 23-d and 2ith
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

The ra1ari1 5aboon has the most
brilliant eoloriHgs u any Quadruped.
u shows blue. red and purple Of vivid
tints.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

From those | trust. God guard me;
from those ] mistrust | win guard NY
self.-Itasan Uroverb.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

Railroad officials have been advised
~ car building companies that more
freight cars will be delivered TO the
Yarious lines during the next three
months dian ever before in that
length Of time. A conference held
some three months ago between rep,
resentatives of the roads and inc car
building companies is said to be re-
sponsible for this satisfactory condi-
ton. The deliveries will be Of equip
ment ordered by the roads last year,
and which should have been delivered
months asQ The new equipment will
be placed IN active service as soon as
II Is delivered, as If is badly needed
even now which IS supposed 10 be tbs
'lull season Of The year with the roads
Instead Of slacketing. traffic j
5 eadily increasing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

New York's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New York city has more asylaEnS.
homes. hospitals and organizations fer
the relief Of human snnering tbsa sey
other city in the serlA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
NEWS OF THE RAIL


switch in the Cairo yards and also
WIN pun the suburban trains. She is
! q small ten wheel engine, her tank
J capacity Is $500 gallons. she has re-.
iccnily been repainied and has a very
Noticeable bell Engineer Adams and
Fireman Stenhouse are the men in
The cab. Conductor tIilburn viii be
! IN charge Of her and he with switch
nen Bambrick and Lampert viii give
her the signals.
The Illinois Central northern lines
pay car paid the Cairo employees yes.
to-day morning. Engine No iS9
pulled the car. Engineer Holmes and
Conductor Newell were in charge.
Mobile and Ohio train No did not
present her usual pretty appearance
yesterday afternoon Because Of the
wreck at Bruce, Tenn, day before
Yesterday less modern cars were
used.
lIlE TpHi IuuiE hNdiHN lNbH. ~ fHu
0G ran il two sections yesterday a
great volume Of freight business
causing the change.
There is rumor current to the
effect that the ST. Louis, Iron Noun
tain n Southern railway is con
tempating The emoval Of the De
Soto. Mo- shops to Poplar Bluff and
the rumor seems TO have gotten ont
from the official department The
plan il 10 either establish new shopy
at Poplar Bluff or remove the De !
soto shops TO that city, as at De Soto |
tlc water supply Il very poor while |
IN Poplar Hluf1 The shops would be 10 |
Gated on Black River. which Is not I
the main drawing feature. Poplar
Bluff is the general passenger and
ocal freight divisions, il is on the
quite Of all of the st. Louis valley
freight service and is convenient to
he new White river route. Aside
nom the convenience in location it
S in the heart of the timber belt,
scar coal ana in a short time win be
Ae Birmingham OF the middle west
when the iron mining industry is
more thoroughly developed,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

The Illinois Central northern lines
pay car paid the Cairo employees yes.
terday morning. Engine No is9
pulled the car Engineer Holmes and
Conductor Newell were IN charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Sophomore Glass Holds Annual Meet
ing and Elects Officers.

ornnn, Me, Sept. 25.-(SpeciaD.-- Tho
annual meeting Of the Sophomore class
of the University of Maine Was hcld
in Alun:m hall at O'Clock Wednesday 7.
Aftrv considerable business had been
trIn.'noscd of The following officers
for the coming year were elected:
President. Earle =. Berry of Maiden,
Mass; vice president. WInfrod +.
St"!dard uf Guilford. Me; secretary.
Miss Edith l.. Jordan Of Old Town;
treasurer, Kent Il. Fox of Bangor
Tho annual flag rush between the
Soi,homor" and Freshman classes will
10 he'd Saturday morning. The first Of
tn" series Of has, ball games between
1910 and 1911 Will be held after the rash
saturday afternoon. Maine viii play
her first football game Of the season,
her opponent being Hebron Academy.
TIL game will be played on Alunni
field and is scheduled to begin ut 3
u'C,urk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26
REMOVES COMPLICATION.
Judge Lands Decision Leaves Way
Clear to Sell Chicago G. Alton.

Chicago. Sept. 25.-Thc Inter-Occan
today says: The granting Of immunity
to tho Chicago u Alton Railroad for
paying r. bates t. the Standard oil 90.
by JUDGE I.andi- yesterday, removes
th. Only obstacle in the way e raiiii-
cation nf the Sal" by the Rock Island
p"ilIn1d Of = controlling interest in
the Alton TO the Toledo, st. Louis d
y rStcll.. or cover LrHf h',dr".td, ANA
tho consolidation ultimately of the NJ
Tn. Glover Leaf. Minn"an"lis u =
Louis. and Iowa Central i'1iIr"adS.
- soon rs the necessary iinrnrllI i"-
tails are adjusted reorganization "i
~, fn1,r roads will be effected. hut the
indnrenGcnt organization "f each may
he maintained for some time and IN"
combination deferred until it IS Ger
tain that no legal complications Will re-
S.1,l-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26
BROWN UNIVERSITY
Opens 140th Collegiate Year With
Record breaking Attendance.

Providence. X. l.. Sept. 26.-Thc Hole
collegiate year at BruWn University
opened at . o'clock this; forenoon with
chapel exercises at SaylcS Hall, Prcsi-
dent William II. =. FaunCc, as usual
delivering the address Of welcome to
the students Following the chapel ser
vices. the routine academic work was
begun as rapidly rs possible.
Today'S chapel services Wcr" marked
b. the absence Of two of the most
prominent mon over connected with the
University. Professor Albert Hardness.
til" author Of many Greek and Latin
Ut books. ana Colonel William God
q. -. for manY Years the chancellor %!
;hv t''iy-r.ity, both Of whom have died
r.. .rtly Nr.tiirr Chancellor Goddard
no. .r,f darkness failed to attend the
MIG cn"url services during their
ntttiui".
Ni.n.,;Lh Tho total enrolment Of stu
dcDt.- VA n"+ been completed today. it
WIS known that already more than 3d'
., hov" registered as members Of the
u. sNn an lass and it is believed that
n il nInI,-,r Will reach $50. In thai
.N,ri WIN total enrolment of the uni
i,.tv viii tNCcecd 1000 breaking all
~, oll- for attendance.
The unusually large entering class
hn, taNcd the dnrnitory accorlmoda-
;iuns. ir,l rooms in private houses in
tn" vicinity of the university are at a
p,rmiH:l.
S:>ra tle last commencement there
have t,,n several minor changes in the
III yIty. hit move Of the heads Of the
Gc;arfrrtnt@ have been affected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26
TWO WEDDINGS,
Wcll-knoWn Couples United in Ma,
riage at Belfast.


-hc'' SEPT -o'-tSPccldl)- =
Wo marriages were sulcmnizcd in this
city this forenoon. and the contracting
n,,.i,.., .,.., ,,.,,. .,.,.iI - ,l: -
nj. ''''''
iii"i icu a.
'ol'Ch d. inc nome OF the bride $
IT 80 IL" r. dlld GENEVA tfiSSS)
N"i 'cI' NO. % Ccudr street, IN the
presence OF Il Few near relatives. Tho
single ring ceremony was performed
by Rev. y. ~ Smith. The bride WIS
very attractiVcly gGWncd in a blue
travelling suit, and the couple were un-
attended They received Il large Num-
bcr Of valuable presents. Mr. McDnn-
AID and his bride are both graduate
of the Belfast High school class of
1901 re graduated from the L. of NJ.
III the mechanical cngin""ring depart
ment. class Of 20, and has a good sit
"''i'ii IA -lii"dtih'','' WIS. In 'l5't Iil'
"''N ~ 81 t'",h cpuiS IN tlc
,'"''N" BUSINESS ''''"' ~ bollaSl. ana
VAS n'tll q St"h"%rdrh'f for IN" Heart
Cur" Of iiallnWrll. TT" 4 wedding
breakfast they left "n the o'clock
Tram Tor th"lr ne" nom" IN MlIWan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26
COLLEGE GAMES DROPPED.
Phillips ndover Arranscs Less
Strenuous Schedule,

Andovcr Sept. -5.-The Phillips An
cover academy football schcdul, Las been
given out by Capt. II. y. Merritt
-Nii %anlcs with college teams have been
dropped and number of Freshmen and
sch""l games added. This was done de
SlSrcdly. II being felt here that Andover
mas had too strenuous work in the pre-
ilminary games in past seasons.
Ihtie are now about e. candidates for
Inc team. Today Coach Lilliard was
assisted by Hobbs. formerly captain of
tHc Andovcr team. who will report AT
ale IN a few DAYS The candidates were
dillicd in formation plays, Tut have been
|lE'n no scllmnISc work vt. The
schedule follows:
Sept. 2S-Chclsca A. a.
oct. |-HarVard Second.
oct. 9-CushinG Academy.
ut l3-Brcwn University Freshmen
'"l. lh-lale Freshmen at Exeter
oct. 9-W"rcester Academy
oct . -HarVard Freshmen.
Get. 26-Cnvcrsity Of Penn. Freshmen
ct. '#GPrinccton Freshmen.
Nov Yale Freshmen at New Haven
Nov S-ENeter at Exeter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26
THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Sept. 25.-ToIay's small TO-
til of business at the stock exchange wa
done mostly in Il few snort PERIODS Vi
comparative activity. For the great part
If the session the market offered an ap-
penrance of stagnation greater 'han al
my time this year. The heavy tone Was
attributable in part TO its ietharSy prices
lending to SI@. rs rue ne vice ue
.Iiuc, recorded il some usually inactive
Stucl;. on l;.li trans actions made Il h;l''
luuIe s3iou. owing Ia the suggestion OF
paralysis Of any demand I" ne t<sltatt
:uCli Radical rrlCe conc r>Sloh a. ciec'
sales New York New Haven 6: Hart
ford was q cons. icuors example With Il
Irop t. II. following reports that th' new
stock WAS To he offered 70 stockholders
1t III without provision Of IN und' rwrlt-
II. syndicate. The compInN> last offer
ing Of stock WIS NJ 80 The acii N Of tlt
stock ON rho anrnuIic' nent was taken ~
athcT significant oi the lack Of depth III
The prefr>Scd Coniid"nt" over Il hctltf-
mcnt IN tho il.vcS,mcnt demand viii h has
II !.'ard lately about brokerage oIfic $.
Tho ruterrornu-h Metronoiitan stocks
and metropolitan Street Railway. which
Were not traded in yesterday IN Connec-
nom Nltl the announcer mt OF the rece1N-
rship of the Ney York City Railway Co.
bowed the helatci effect Of that event III
tile lcavv declines of today. Til" fall IL
prices in the general list was moderate
and showed evidence of occasional re-
,traint. TIC most important news devel-
'nmcnt ~ account for it was the report
4 killing frostS il the West. extending
into the northern portions of the corn
Eclt.
y recovery in the London price of cop
rcr was a feature Of I'll" days news and
tlis helped the copper industrialS to resist
lie depression. Money ON call continued
rasy but The shipHsnt of currency to the
cror regions is nov actively in progress
and likely to continue for some time.
The covering of shorts put out in the
morning !cfOrc the session closed marked
the professional and narrow nature Of tn"
market and reduced most of the declines
~ trivial prOpOl tons.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value. $2.1.4o@' United States bonds Were
unL.hinCcl IN call