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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
NO MISTRIAL
is PROBABLE
IN THAW CASE
Juror Whose Wife Died Yesterday
will Garry Our His
Civic Duties.
OTHER JURORS ALLOWED HOME
Trial May Be Terminated at Any
Moment to Examine Into the
Sanity of the Prisoner.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Another trag.
ic chapter in the history of the Thaw.
| White episode was written when grim
death stepped in to halt the famous
trial in its fourth week.
Because pneumonia caused the death
of the wife of the eleventh juror, .To-
seph B. Bolton, the trial of Stanford
Whites slayer was broken off, and
the remaining jurors, who lad been in
custody since the beginning, have been
allowed to go to their homes over Sun
day. 1t is believed that the case may
be taken up again on Monday morn
ing.
For awhile il was feared that the
death of Mrs, Bolton might lead to a
mistrial. Harry Thaw almost suffered
collapse at the prospect. His fears
We're for his wife, not for himself.
But the lawyers ON both sides seem
ed amply satisfied that the trial would
20 ahead after the funeral of the be-
reaved Jurors wife.
What they had seen of Mr.. Bottoms
dignified, sensible behavior under the
blow of his aftliction convinced them
that he would hold his duty as a citi-
zen above all personal considerations
and that when Monday comes he will
tell the justice he is prepared to give
his mind over entirely to the evidence
and the arguments. Misfortune had
made the little white haired juror for
the time being the most conspicuous
figure in the great trial.
The counsel on both sides held a
short conference in the judges cham
ber; then they went to their seats,
looking more than ordinarily concern
ed. Thaw came in wrapped in his
overcoat and slid into his seat without
a word. He was scowling and preoc
cupied.
AS soon as Justice Fitzgerald had
mounted the bench District Attorney
Jerome arose. In voice surcharged
with feeling he said
MAY it please the court, since the
adjournment, in the course of NJ nre.
the wife of the eleventh member Of
this jury has passed away. A sorrow
has come into the life of this gentle
man which must be borne as best 1t
may. 1t is obvious that we cannot
proceed. The elementary dictates of
humanity demand that this case be
suspended at least until Monday. That
the remaining jurors should he requir-
ed to remain together until that time
and that the juror into whose life the
sorrow has come should be required to
remain under guard in the hour of his
affiiction are greater hardships than
the state has a right TO impose. Coun-
sci on both sides have agreed that
these jurors should be allowed to sepa-
rate"
In the opinion of counsel for Harry
X. Thaw, his trial may be terminated
abruptly at any moment by an appli-
cation by Jerome for the appointment
of commission to inquire into the
sanity of the prisoner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
BOILERS FOR
THE US. NAVY
Two Others at Nixon Shipyard
Are For Steam Yacht For
Mr.. ROusS.

Superintendent Johnson, of the
Mosher Water Tube Boiler Company,
which is having six boilers built at
the Nixon shipyard, stated yesterday
that two of the six boilers that have
been contracted for will be delivered.
when completed, to Jacobs shipyard,
City Island, N. Y, where they will
be installed in new steam yacht that
is being built for p. w. Rouss, son of
the late Charles Broadway Ronss.
The other four boilers are for the
United States navy.
At the present time about eighteen
men are employed in the yard aad
are rushing the work on the three
boilers that are now partly completed
superintendent Johnson says that he
Is delayed by the non-arrival of some
material. and that as soon as II ar.
rives he will put on more men. The
machine shop at the yard is in full
operation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
COMMENCE BRIDGE
SPANS IN TWO WEEKS.
Contractors Preparing for Start of
Work-Iron Parts Nearly Ready
To Use Golfer Dams.

County Engineer Morgan +. Lar
son said this morning that Contract
ore Snare & Trieste are preparing to
start work on the county bridge and
that in all probability active opera
tions will be commenced in about two
weeks.
Mr.. Larson said that the iron work
which is being made in Newark is
progressing rapidly and will be COM
pleted by the time the contractors
are ready to use it. According TO Mr..
tLarson's statements three large con-
crete piers will have to built before
any of the iron work is put in place.
Golfer dams will be used instead OF
caissons in building the piers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
HUNG BETWEEN
SHAFTS WHILE
HORSE BOLTED
Driver In PeriIOus Position For
Several Minutes Witnesses
Terror Stricken.
HIS INJURIES PROVED SLIGHT.

Nels M. Christensen. of 80 Sayre
avenue, had narrow escape from
serious injury shortly before IL
o'clock this morning, when large
bay horse which he was driving, ran
away.
The accident occurred on Smith
street between State street and Madi-
son avenue. He was driving on
Smith street toward the Central
freight station to get a load of mer-
chandise, when, passing Hobart
street. some other rig brushed close
by the horse. The animal took fright
and bolted west on Smith street.
In trying to hold the horse back
Christensen missed his footing and
fell between the horse and wegou.
He made quick grab for the shafts
and hung in this perilous position
until the horse was stopped, but not
before it had run to Madison avenue.
turned around and returned almost
to It's starting placed, where it was
stopped.
People stood by expecting to see
the driver crushed or lose his hold
and be mangled and kicked by the
horses flying hoofs. The driver kept
his hold until the animal hal been
stopped and was none the worse FOR
his exciting experience except for a
few scratches and bruises. After a
rest of few minutes after the ex-
citement Christensen took his scat
and proceeded on his way to the Cen
trail freight station.
The rig belongs to Chris Borup,
an eXpressman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
PICTURE ON FERRY5oAT.
Mr.. MOra's Latest Reproduced in the
Burr Mcintosh Monthly.

f. Louis Mora, whose pictures and
paintings were the subject of much
comment at the art and loar exhibit
ton which was held at the Presby
terian chapel last month, has painted
a picture which realistically describ-
es trip on one of the municipal fer
ry boats from New York to 81.
George. The painting shows the deck
of a ferry boat crowded with people
and the Staten Island shores may also
be seen in the distance. The plct-
ure is true to life and the scene is
readily recalled by all who have ever
made the journey. A copy OF the
picture has been printed in the Burr
Mcintosh monthly for February. Mr..
Mora is we'll known in the art world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. - Fearful
that she was being sought by subpoe-
ma servers to testify in the Thaw case,
Myra Davis. who has been playing in
the BLUE Moon" company at the Be
lasco theater here and who was said TO
be one OF the famous "Florodora" sex
tet. has disappeared from this city.
Miss Davis had frequently told mem-
bers of the company that she would
rather die than testify nj the Thaw
trial
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
MOVING BOAT TOO
Boat Building Shop Going to Foot Of
Madison Avenue.

Contractor Martin Hanson com-
menced yesterday moving the old
Fayette street blacksmith shop re-
Gently purchased by Charles Kleim-
andt. 1t has commenced on jour
ney down Madison avenue. and will
be set on the>west side of Madison
avenue, a short distance from tbs
water. With the building is being
moved half-finished power racing
boat. The boat is in the second story
of the building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
NOTICE.

Every workman employed in the
manufacture of terra Gotta is invited
to attend open meeting of Terra Cot
ia Workers Union No. II. at Braga
hall Saturday, February Is, at p.
M English and Italian speakers will
be present to address meeting.
6746-2-14-2t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
fst Anniversary

Opening of their Perth Amboy
store, A. Salz & Company, l04 Smith
street, celebrate Saturday with extra
ordinary bargains and souvenirs
Read their announcement on page
16. 6769-2-15-1t+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15

- good word always nnds its
man." And good want al WIZ find
the way to market for voul
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15

Tonight Rugby polo. Lyceums VS..
Raritans. Lyceum Roller Skating
Rink. 677t-2-15-1t$
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15

Tonight Rugby polo. Lyceums VS..
Raritans Isyceum Roller Skating
Rir- 677t- q f5-tt@
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Leave WANT advs. at branch Of.
ilces
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov 2-SUGARNThe London mar
ket for blvt sugar was dull and rather easier IN
zone, bJt unchanged % prices. with November
and December quoted AZ IS sad The local market
was dull for nw sugars. with centrifugal 3test
az SD. Aiusc0yat0 s9-tcsf. at so and molasses
sugar. s9-teSt, at IS. Refined sugar was dun.
NAVAL STORF,S-The market tor spirits turpen-
tine quiet and about lc lower. with machine
made barrels quoted az iSaiSis AZ Savannah the
market was about izc lower. az iii5, but it was
called firm, at the decline. Rosn inactive and
unsettled, and not quoted. Tar was lower. with
oil barrels quoted at 55oa5.75.
BUTTER-Receipts. i,4s3 packages. Moderate de
mand. Creamery extra =; trsts. 26izl-7i1.
E,i'iS-Recelpts. 1.lE cases Fresh frm. Near
iy white fancy. Sac nearby. mixed fancy. 3sa
20, Weston firsJS. SQ33l.
MILL FEED-Irreg1ilaT. Spring bran, lOO-pound
sacks to arrive lake and rail. 9A5: middlmgs
2i.0; city bran. 2i.oo in bulk: Western red dog.
0lc. TO arrive. Winter wheat bran. in 1OO-pouud
sacks 2fA
FLouR-Steady: moderate demand Spring pat
cnts. 56oa6.0; spring clears. Jloa5.8. winter
straights Al5a50o winter clears. fi0ai60; Kansas.
IN sacks. patents, 525a550 straishts. iS5a500 clear
i3ja40O
RYE FLOUR-Ipactiye: small supply. sSOa5jO
CORN NEAL-Fair inquiry. Kiln dried. for cx-
port, 37oa3.75; coarse meat IN bags. LSial-55.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Stcady.; light supply
Choice. 3.lOa3s.
HAY-Trade duh; supply ample. Receipts l.5o9
tons Prime timothy, LB; No l. Lio; No. >, LO5;
No. ?, g.
sTRAW-Lfeess Liberal supply Long rye. 20
a7s.
BEEF-Steady; moderate inquiry. Family. Ii50a
$50, packet. l2GCal2.50.
FoRK-Slow; irregular Mess I5.5al6o fam
iy. lsj0al9c1.
TALLOw-Trade is limited City in hoEsheads.
s-l6
LABD-Weak. Prime Western. $50; city. $50:
refined continent. 500; South American l0o0: re
fined Brazilian, kegs. u.5; city stearlc. 9; oleo-
stcariue weak; New YORK 81 Chicago. So
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Nov. 2-FclovUs are the prices
quoted 40 che PRINCIPAL commission houses.
NHEAF->t0ck m elevators $40 lG Bushels
Graded No. rcd afoar. uCmiuaIly az sS'z pr
hGshel for special bin and gS fo- stock No . red
Contract: December. qaA Sales. . cars steamer
No . nd Western. spot. e5. 5000 No. . nd West
en. spot. g. O0l0 MAY L05. settling prices, No.
red Western. q. for contract spot. g. No. red
sd -teamrT No. red. % steamer No . nd West
em. 5. Western spot. NOvgmb1- esSaesle Deem
bC. 9o's Jauu9-. L6I@. Coufract closed weak
spot November. 977sae.i. December. 9s5s January.
l1gN MAY les.
FLOt B-WiutCr extra. 1g58lI5, de-. clear 435a
40, do SrUiElr l-5a47O; Do, patent A-5a5.11.
srriHg clear 45lai-0. DO. straight 5lGa5s5- do.
patent 555a5.sl. City Mills b,sl patent. 6z5. do.
bigh-gT grade patent l4J; do. straight SIS. do
clluics family. as; extra, 2sCa4co. Corn meal pcr
100 lbs L55al.60.
CORN-Stock IN elevators. 5i64j- bushels Prime
yellow ahc1t a. Sass ucr b0-hel and track
yellow corn oldI. domestic deiivery NJ 65a65ia per
bushcl for carlots prime spot Contract year.
81. Sales. cars new SPOT. 61- cars spot 65lz
car steamer mixed spot 50; 2000 January 597.
Settling IIices:- No white b5ig; mixed $50
new. 62a. steamer mixed 50 No. g. 81. Western
spot. November. old 6-l. new. 63. year. 5ss4a6)-
Januarv, 5S7.a5s; February. 59a5sis
OATS-Stock IN elevators 1881 bushels. ship
mchts from elevators 7073 bushels. White No
heavy, 55a55iz; DO. No. 2 hight 20 medium SRA
IS, No. g, heavy, 5Zza53; Nc. g. medium jl'aa52
do. No g light 5da5i do. No. T. light 10 n,ayy
i9a5O mixed No. . 5la5lis do No = 50a5Jls
do No 3. iSliSi5
RYE-Stock In elevators l6l 5s3 bushels No 6
Western ye sold az S6izas7 a bIsheL
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Nov- 22.-CATTLE-R Receipts 1900 head
estimated for Saturday. 500 market steady 90 10
cents lower. Prime beevcs 500a650, poor % mo
dium. 325a49o; stockers and feeders 325a43): cows
and heifeTs, 22Sa4Z canners. Ll2a2 20: Texans 3Z5
s4.Q; Westerns 3l0a5.40
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head: estimated for Sat
urday. 10000; market weak. Is 10 % ccnts lower
Roughs 4.lOa40 mixed. 4l5aL6o; heavy, A25a47O:
pigs 50aif0
SHEEP Receipts. 000 head estimated for sat
Urtlay. 200: market steady Native sheep 2O0a5 %
Western sheep 200a5 a. native lambs. 375a6 % +.
Western lambs. 375a6 90
New York Nov. 22-CATTLE-Receipts. 2Tso
head: market dun steers generally 10 20 l5 cents
lower. fat bulls steady; others finn; choice tat ard
bologna COWS firm: others 10 90 Is cents lower: few
late arrivals msold. Steers, S.Joae00 bulls pa
400: COWS. l40aiE
ALNES-Receipts. 80 head; Yeals ard Western
calves steady 10 finn, TassCrs almost nominal
Nesls 65oa975; gTHsseTs. 325: good Westerns 425;
dressed calves steady; city dressed veals 6i4all.
pcr III country dressed sal3; dressed grasscrs and
fed calves 6EaS
SHEEP AID LAMBS-Rocgipts, e3S5 head.
sheep slow 10 Is cents lower; lambs duh and 10 90
lj cents of Sheep 35oa55O; cllls 800: lambs. els
a7OO; cills, 500 heavy Canada lambs. $50.
HOGS-Receipts $40 head; market 10 70 % cents
lower than "Wednesday. State and Pennsylvania
hogs. 525a530
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

Quotations furnished lv Miller & Co. mcmbrr1
Of tLe New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board n Trade, 1893 r street northwest.
Chicago. N0V. 22.-WhCat uas pounded al d1y
and the prcr ranged steadily lower. excypt short
rally after the Cp,niug Cue % the firm tone iu
Liverpool no the close ard a slight Improvement IN
cash business here Nr-t of TIE selling was Ilui-
datson. although therr was some short wheat r1t
ONT ON The bulge by shorts Who bad taken pgofts
on the nrst break. Bssrish news was an important
tEc'r and has auly some % strengthen popular
t!mgut. The sharp decline iD Berlin and Aut2erp
with iaVoubc Argentine crop news and larger Offer
uss from that country at Liverpool had a deTress-
ing effect. Estimated ears tomorrow. cd
The liquidation that was going cu iu wheat was
apparent i'm cora. The rally after the opening
break due o. the covering u number - eutlssi-
a-tlc short sellers, WAS che signal fCr the dumping
Of long corn. and there il evidence that the leading
local bulls have c2Tencrcsl a change NJ heart I'm
the face ~ J-e weak holding market. crru levels
lock high. The market was poorly supported The
tual break was attended by a general rush o. uu-
load. and the only IUTo-t came from taa-- Who
had sold short earlier. Cash corn IN the sample
market cur lower Estimated cars Tomorrow I5l
Oats followed the other grains 4 leading long
On December b. salt 10 have changed his hCdiuCs %
May = Z cents difference Tins was done with a
large elevator conctu who took the DeCmhgr Is
tiUlfe1 tomorrow = cars
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members o.
The New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Gotten Exchange. l5S3 ssree. north
west
New York. Nov. 22--Yesterday's bulge was suc-
cecdcd By the tame proceedings which as a rule
always follow an excited and higher market brought
about by nothing mere than local causes. shorts
having cvCued up. nothing remained 10 induce buy
ing, except IN q small way by the remnant Of the
short interest which appears 10 he Of little couse
quClce. There an effort early IN the day 10
arouse some activity. but this met with no re
spcnso. Liverpool did not take kindly 70 local bull
efforts this side and failed 10 move up. More
over. that market nervous because Of fhreat-
cned strike Oi Oldham operators local sentimeu.
WAS mixed and generally beariSh. because Of the
slow improvement being shown in the financial situa-
ton and the general view cotton may be de-
scribed rs bullsh the size OF the crop and bear
ish the price. long as the Surroundings are as
unsettled as a. present. especially mills are
apparently 20 bidc their time and provided to
ihe extent that VIII permit them 10 hold alo0f for
some time 10 come Liverpool Is due = 10 l lower
iu the morning
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Transactions on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday amounted to 30
shares Of stock. Of which 200 were Mitch
ell Mining. The business Of the day
represented an outlay of 81, l,J6750.
The feature Of the day was the sale OF
five shares Of Merganthaler at 80, fol-
lowing small sales the previous day at
lSJ.
The public utility stock were neglected,
as were the bank shares and the bonds.
While there was some bidding on these
securities, there was no disposition to
buy them AT figures which would induce
holders 10 part with them, and so they
were passed in a perfuactOry manner.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nov 22-Moncy on call at the stock
exchange opened to-day at = per cent highest le
lowest g.; closing, TO- Mos Of the loans were al T.
per cent.
Time money was unchanged. being still vcrv
scarce. Rates quoted l2al5 per cent fer sixty
70 ninety DAYS and Per cent for six months this
latter quotation being largely nominal
Mercantile paper was not yet characterized bv
anything like trade the sale Of an occasional note
at high rates practically constituting the business
done Rates nominal. 20 10 per cent.
Sterling firm. with rates ; % 10 points
higher Rates for actual business closed as follows.
Sixty DAYS. iI9's. demand 4s1IOafS72J. cables.
s.s02jais05j.
Commercial bills were 47saig. The supply of
cotton bill, WAS GOOD
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per evt.. 40oaij0; butcher. ga
$50; common. LJ0a2O0
HOGs-Pcr crt gross, 5c5as5O; ordinary 5OOa
$50.
SHEEP-Clpped, AGO; common. go
LANIBs-Srring, choice. ~ medium 6iza7
CALVES-Prime per 10. 6; medium. 7a7l5 grass
ia4s.
COWS-PTime. fresh, each, 40.00a50OO; common.
2O.OOas000; old and dry. s0oal0.OQ.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore NoT. 22-FolloWing arc the Official
prices f0r to-day:
BCTrER-Crcsmcry fancy. per ID. SAP: imita-
Uon. Ga21 Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. lsa2O.
s.urc-IlcSed, GSliO and West Virginia. Is: Mary
land. Virginia. and Pennsylvania Isa20
EGGS-Mar'l land. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
loss ch. psr dozen. 3la32
LIVE POULTkY-Old hens, heavy, per To-. IL
do. Young ual2; ROSTERS, each. 25aS0 ducks pud-
die. large. Dor H., IL; do, small. 10. do mus
coyy dnd mons-el. loall turkeys young, Us
and over. pr ID. I6; do, old, Is
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

George L. Edwards. of Miller x Co
In the face of dispatches in New
Cortelyou had rejected conditional bid
Of a New York banking syndicate sub
scribing for 50 oo0,000 of the new IS. the
market showed "a remarkably firm tone
to-day. ] see little reason 90 change the
view that the good railroad stocks are
selling further below their rel values
now than at any time in a decade, and
il is On the long position. in my opinion.
in which money will be found.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

New York Nov 2-WHEAT-WcakCr. good
t.adc. No. Northern DUluth. 10 arrive. LI.. No.
rcd O.. b.. LI-7.; ~ 2 hard (. O.. b.. LOIS
No. ! maearori. 100. T. 60. b.; No. macaroui % :.
No. / Manitoba, LOS. f. b. No. Manitoba,
Ll3s. Exporters tooS 20 loads
CORN-N,ak; s'lH trade. No. elevator 6iiz-
No. =, Z. O.. b. 65's for late November. No. sell
low. T. O. b.. g.. Nc. ? white. 65'5. 1. o. b. Tor
late NoveE;hcr. Exporters toot loads.
RYE-Weaser I1CUr trade. No. ?, 81. T. O. b.
OATS-Flat and unsettled. Elevator Prices. No
white. 52is, No. white, 81, No. mixed. 81
. The prizes for futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post & Flaeg. members
Of the New Yolk stock Exchange Benz, Woodrun.
nisuager. 1881 street northwest
sales 90 noon. ........... .I94,1OI shares
Total sales s...... 10000 shares
Call money, II, 10; low, @; close, 10
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
New York.
New Orleans.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished Gy T. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, q. Bowie
Chipman manager 1901 r street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sslcs-Regllar cali. Il O'Clock noon
MeTgcnthaler. 5 az 100.
Columbia Fire Insurance, 30 ot 10.
After cal-Alitcltcll Mining 100 az =. 100 at y.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday
0cal stock exchange:
GnNEHNNfENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations arc furnished by Irving X. Harrington
4 Co.. members q the New York Produce Exchange.
Frank c. Kingsland. manager Hibbs Building
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by E. r. Chapman <
Co. members New York stock Exchange g. Bowie
Chipman. manager. I3OI street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

L. ". Crew. of Henry CIews x Co
Ten million dollars additional gold is 10
be- added 10 the stock already secured
from the Bank or England. which makes
the total now 81. $1,000. The greater part
OF this mornings sales were from the
other side. These have been well abb
sorbed fcr home account. and IN con-
sequence there seems a little improve
mcnt I'm the quality Of buying This is
due 10 Washington adviccs that S0.e-i-
eU 3 per cent notes have already been
subscribed for. not including the So
o94,o10 which the New York syndicate mas
agreed 20 take Outside OF small rallies
in special stocks. there Is little induce
ment 90 buy. The market is staggering
under a heavy load. which must be-
shaken or before there can be any real
Improvement
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

Benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flagg-
'To-day's market was dull and without
feature. There was some pressure in Ger
tain stocks, such as Atchison. but In the
main the list was dull rather than weak
Forecasts Of the bank statement ere not
favorable, as apparently the banks have
lost 10 the suotreasury and the interior
$4,000, and IL is well known that the
bulk of the gold received from abroad
has some Immediately 10 the West and
South. on account Of the urgent demand
on the part 0f smalk institutions on their
New York depOsitaries. All these small
banks are suddenly trying 10 run their
reserves from 10 OF - peg cent up 20
f. or 30 per cent, AID tnis brings Il tre-
mendous strain on New York. The week
has gone by with the market behaving
fairly well. and I trust that next week
We VIII see some signs Of the foreign
gold staying in New York. for II is at
that point that conditions must first
loosen Up. and until they do, the rest of
the country is bound 70 remain i'm an
unsatisfactory state
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
COMMENT ON MARKET.

g. Bowie Chapman. OF +. r. Chapman
a Co.-"The changes to-day were Unim-
portant, and during the entire session
the range Of fluctuations was narrow II
Is evident that the market was free from
liquidation, as well as from the pressure
Of short sales. The final prices were at
about last nights level TO shade better.
II seems entirely in accord with the re-
cent tactics OF holding the leading rail-
way and industrials steady while scat
tered liquidation was being accomplished.
Further gold lblportations were an
nounced. between five and six millions.
and for the first time gold was engaged
as coming direct from Paris. The re-
newing rate for call loans was = per
cent"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23
COTTON MARKET.

Bid ASKED
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Nov. Closing quotations of United
States government bonds:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

sells cents per share
The Washington herald., 1907-11-23

Reserve fund
Gold coin and bullion ........... $50 o0O 600 %
Trust funds held for redemption of
outstanding notes and certifcates-