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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Burn Inosnae 70 The Muss.

Burn Incense 10 the Muse.
Burn incense 90 ounciiiaa the muse.
OF fragrant leaves Havana ~
you choose
A treaty make with huf win pipe
Ut peace.
That she may favor you with
thoughts incrcaHe
That's why ! smoke whaf I ATTEMPT
To write
In the poetic vein. I'm certain
quite
That thought most intaeata will
not confuse.
n one will first burn hncouao 10
the muse
ALBERT ELVIsI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Tn man who
takes thinEa easY
always has . hard
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
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Toilet Paper. Ioc rolls
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High Grade sagsi
Corn. can. .....,e
Shredded Wheat BIZ.
cult. pkg. Zoe
&c bar Toilet Soap Fl.
day J Tor. ...,tW
Russwin Food enoF
PER- opens to wash. 81.
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Carter's or Paul's Ink =.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Special Showing of Shoes


cd from New forka d.
rect shipment Of the lai
est Spring Waking
Hats. These come n al
shapes and styles. mob
billy trim m d with
quilis and bnckles
Prices range from Sos
60 5000
We also announce ~
early arrival Of Dress
Hats. These are al
patterns and the vefy
latest. To avoid disaP
pontmcnt come and
make an early seleciioh
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
FortniuhtIv club.

The Fortnighty Musical club vii
meet this afternoon at the residence
ii Mrs Leon L. Bcnison on Twenty
evcuth street.
THE program which viii be given
~ Mrs Denisou Mrs. b. r. Thistle
wood, Misses Emma Lansien and
bessie Turner. is as follows:
aao Observation-Disclosures,
Irs b. Il. Thisflewood.
Songs (a) Hid My Love
D'hardelot: (b) Song of Waiting
Ellen Wright, Miss Emma Lansden
Piano solos-(a) Air de Ballet
Chamiuale; Oh Torchlight Dance
fr-m Feramors-Rubenstein; Bessie
81 uiner
aI solo--March of the Dwarfs-
Crieg; Mrs. Thistlewood
Piano duct Second suite, L'arle-
sirrur prelude intermezzo, minuet,
-dole -Eizet: Mrs. Denison and
aiss Lansden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

More interesting than fiction to the
housekeeper ana homG-maker are the
books on Domestic economy calle1
THE Library Of Home Economics "
There are II volumes Of practical
common sense scientifically prqsenr
ed, yet SO simple that any one can
grasp and make use Of the instruction
on the yarious matters that every
housekeeper has to deal With MISS
Bevier, Of the University Of Illinois,
wtll known to many "a our home PEG.
ole either personally Of BY reputation
as the heal and inspiration Of the
Domestic Science department. of that
university has contributed The
House lts Plan, Decoration aMd
Care, 10 the series. People expect
ing to build viii find many helpful and
important suggestions well given by
Miss Beyier, Any housekeeper can
not help being delighted with tha
book.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Randall Parrish who writes such
ilne stories is also the author Of sew
eral heavier works that show thai he
has made a study of Illinois history
These prove delightful reading 60
those who wish to be more familiar
with our own slate His latest book,
inst received az the library deals vita
the west "rhe Great Plains IS the
history Of the discovery and settle.
ment of over half million square
miles known as the Great Plains
Tile book is intensely interesting and
has seldom been cqualled Ia account
of the pioneer movements. Il IS also
accurate as TO fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

The marriage OF M. john E
euschen Of Chicago, formerly Of
Cairo and Miss Mayne Gallagher :
i3liet, was solcmn2ed in Joliet Sat
uriay morning at ~ o'clock at the
Central Presbyterian church
Mr. and Mrs. Leuschen LEFT nj once
for points in Wisconsin to visit rela-
tivcs Of the bride They are expected
mere to visit the parents Of the bride
groom, Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. Leuschen OF
Eleventh street during the holidays
Mr Leuschen who is very well
Known here holds q responsible posi-
tion as mechanical draughtsman with
the clyde Machine. company in Chi
cago
The bride IS a charming girl Ct
very attractive personality.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL


tive young woman was crowned m
her bridal robe Of beautiful white em-
broidercd chiffon over SIX. She was
presented by the Misses Lillian ANA
Flora Schutter, both Of whom wore
evening costumes.
The assistant hostesses were Mes
DANES Max LYMAN, Henry Smith Cam
dee and p. p. Goodng.
The parlors and dining room were
decorated with chrysapthemums,
palms and ferns Refreshments were
served ~ the dining room by Mrs
n s. Sandee Mrs Edward Il, Gilbert
and the Misses LYDIA Halliday ana
Lucille Robinson Mrs Samuel Hall,
DAY presided at the coffee urn.
The Misses Schutter entertain to.
night II honor Of their brother ana
his bride
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
Rahv Chrisfenerl

The little son Of Mir. and Mrs,
Charles A 1winam al Tenth street
was christened Sunday morning at
Emmanuel Lutheran church previous
70 The morning service, the Rev.
Charles II. Armstrong officiating.
The child was named John Becker
Twinam mr. Harry Becker and Miss
Kathleen Becker, uncle and amt Of
the child We're the sponsors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Good negatives are very largely a
matter Of accident. writes CITES Edger.
ton. in the Craftsman. Given the ut
most care and wisdom In the selection
OF subjects and time, it is nevertheless
true that The novice may secure with
HIS kodak a more artistic negative
than the trained veteran. and that the
veteran himself VIII get the most
artistic negatives largely as "a result
CT ohance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
For Parlah tionae Eund.

Mrs. > y. strong's Sunday school
class OF the Church Of The Redeemor,
VIII give an entertainment next Sat
urday afternoon at her residence 70S
Washington aveuae from to :
O'Clock for the benefit Of the parish
house nlnd There win ba 81 inter
cstine program fish pond with many
alluiiqg surprises, refreshments and
a sale eff home made candies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
sohllior Glib.

The Schiller club viii meet Thurs,
3W Afternoon with Mrs Katherine
Smith ~ Washington avenue. The
Birthday Of the patron poet 81 the
club rpon which date authorities
5ih'cr viii be celebrated al this meet
ing- sehllers birthday II vatiously
Given as Nov 10 and I'LL
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
Appendicitis.

IS due IN a large med6ne 70 abuse of
ihe hoWcia BIZ e,aployng drastic pur.
aetigaa. ro asoid Az danser Use
aily 9r Kings New Lille sills the
saie, gcutle clnapsers and inFigora-
tfrs. Guaranteed 10 cnre headache.
klonancss malaria and ianndice, ut
alt drug stores 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
Annlvoreary pinner.

Mr. and Mrs. john Crimes Of 5000
Commercial avenue gave Geo'elocH
dinner Sunday evening i'll celebration
of the fifteenth anniversary OF their
wedding
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. r.
E Powers and family: Mr.. and Mrs,
FL Powers and family; Mr. and Mrs
WI " Boren and family; Mr.. James
Powers and mother, Mrs. Anna Pow
8rs and Mr.. and Mrs J. Grimes and
family
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Through the courtesy Of Messrs.
Noble and Noieski, ctief engineers
of the Thebds bridge, and authors 81
the book, tie library has had Che very
fine ana Illustrated Report of TN
Thebcs Blidse AIDED Engineers
generally in the city viii appreciate
this work Of engineering. as they have
the report of tho Illinois Central
bridge prosecuted ~ Cart Halliday
sears ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
q. Y. p. U. Meeting.

The Baptist Young Peoples union
81 the Cairo Baptist church viii hold
enc regular monthly meeting 1T the
nome II Mrs. Roberts, 51G Twenty
fourth street this evening at O'Clock
The members Of the church, Juniors
ana thei friends are cordially in
yffad
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

The Misses Schutter of Lower
Washington avenue received yester-
day afternoon presenting to Cairo so
ciety their sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles
f. Schutter of Newark, n J.. a bride
OF a week
The honoree who rs most attrac.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

One 81 the mast popular authors NJ
Che library is Sir Gilbert Parker. His
latest book The Weavers PROMISES
fo equal if not to outrank Seats Of
The Mighty. aud The Right Of
Way THE Weayers' presents
story intensely buman, story Of love,
high resolve, and wonderful achieve
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

The new books issued last week
We're taken ia q hurry Duplicate
copies of the Wcayers. biz Params
Mrs. Bulnetts, The shuttle Beth
Norvcll, by Randall Parrish, Amaie
Rives's Satan sanderson. and Shep-
herd Of the Hills by Wright the an
thor CT That Printer Of tidells; have
boon ordered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

ment Tie Daughter Of Anderson
Grove, thc latest Of McCutcheons
books has also been added to the
library
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

lew UPTOWN coal COMPANY
Ysf5s located It e6th street and Bis
Feur track, near the F. Nordman
7iant 1t west Gath street, only high
ade litinais Goals handled; we viii
iasee1f7te All patronage given us;
9hocs lona ia; Terms C. o. D.
WgsT SIDE COAL COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

| julius P. schuh left sunday for
lsema Ma on a business trip,
\ q, Al MarchiTdon VI Thohes, trans
Iacted business III the city YESTERDAY.
Edward Miller who is very i'll at ST,
Mays Iniirmary is slightly improved.
Orland s. Peabody returned last
might from a business trip to Chi
eago.
Miss Cccelia stuar ana Miss Nellie
stack wont to villa Ridge Yesterday
to visit friends.
Miss Leila Hastings Of Upper
Washington avenue is visiting friends
n Champaign.
Col Frank L. Harris Of St Louis is
tn the city on business for the Mobile
e Ohio railroad
John Dunnivant has returned from
= UP east 70 purchase soods lor the
.'iF FURNITURE company
mrs Anna Reno Who has been hefe
visiting friends has returned g hef
enc 2 memphis, rem
MIS- Maymo Walsh and son Ger
20 Sd. Louis to visit friends.
------
Miss Rose Barry. Of Charleston
Mo-, il tho guest Of MIS-. John SAN.
mons Of 72i Twenty first street.
MRS MillsrJ Nccrudor will 90 -
,1arahvahoro this afternoon q y,stt
,rrs efvran r,nnt far i rag .s,ys
IA M, ,r,
I'M ara rasidtna i I.nnrth st,.oat I'M
avop,,a
-.
aJre Naltor v<,ebs aud NM -,
10 a,o ,isitine rnlati,os d ra.r,.
,n,n unfr rayf waal
49, MN "ie,''s w. ~
''9''' ~ ~
NNiD
10y mn e-''N = "'S"''' ''i"ii
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Miss Maude Hastings has returned
from weeks visit in Chieaao
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Ihe series is as follows:
Bevier The House
Elliott Household BactaliologY
elliott ilogsehold ttyAiene.
0dd-chemiatry Of Food
Norton Food and airtetias
Barrow Principles of ceokerg
rcFrill llouAeh0d Managt mont
~ Bosquet Personal llreiene
watson Textiles aud siqs.
Pope Home Care Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Home Care Of the Sick, written
by Amy Elizabeth Pore Instructor in
trained nursing Presbyterian hospital
New York CITY, later with the Pan
anna canal commission, must surely
be excellent authority on this sub
ject that needs study by every mnth.
er. Numerous Illustrations help to
make The instruction very plain The
books are written especially for q
course Of study. and any one can
take the same through the library
The different volumes are gems u
helpfuIness to hoasekeepers ana sew
eral Of them win be beneficial 10 9th
tIs They also are we'll written AM
Niil Do helpful ia bringing out ae
probation If the trie worth of tha
hoasaleeper a. hamemakr 1oo
much praise cannot be giYen th
aaf tf books
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

q, Al Marchildcn III Thobes, trans
acted business III the city yestcrday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Mrs. RALPH Parker, Of Minneapolis,
Vim. arrived here yesterday 10 visit
Mrs. William Cunningham Ct Park
Place West Mrs. Parker. previous
tc her marriage was Miss Name Ram
eey Of Cairo a popular young girl
and her numerous friends here will
be glad to welcome her again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

0rland $. Peabody returned last
night from business trip to Chi
90 cyg
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Miss Leila Hastings Of Upper
Washington avenue il visiting friends
il Champaign
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Mrs Willard McGruder will 80 to
Murphysboro This afternoon 70 visit
Mrs Myrtle IIunt for a rev days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

MIS- Mayme Walsh and son Ger
lld IF fourteenth street have gone
o ST. Louis to visit friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Col Frank L. Harris Of St. Louis is
IN the city on business for the Mobile
& Ohio railroad
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12
GIFTS FOR THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY
GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGED
BY THE LIBRARIAN ON BE-
HALF or PATRONS,
INTERESTING NOTES


Library hours Building qpon from
Q d IN. To $3.50 y. nj.
Closed from ! 2 to .. and 6 to p.
IA, on Sundays only
Books issued: Mornings from 8
10 10.
Afternoons From to 9, also On
Monday Wednesday ana Friday even
ines from to 2 o'clock
Books are not issued for home use
On Sunday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Mr and Mrs Thomas brown. ~
W. Carmel have removed 10 Cairo
md are residing at Fourth street ana
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

Miss Nottio Smith, teacher in the
chool at Leyings. who has been the
guest Of her mother Mrs Lula Smith
oi Thirtysccond street has returned
10 her duties
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

MIS- Anna Reno who has been here
visiting friends has returned 20 her
tome in Memphis, Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-12

john Dunnivant has returned FROM
. trip east to purchase goods for the
7air Furniture company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
' What would YOU dos"

d" What would YOU dor
Tell him TO chase along and break more
windows. Tell HIM TO work hard and never
lose moment, chance to get the better Of
his fellow workers and so grow up into a rich
man-and become one Of us"
She reflected, sirokiHg the boys matted
hair Presently he released himself dried his
eyes. showed that he wished TO get away but
did not know how. Joe 80 said She, YOU had
better go home now. IN come later on-this
evening-about supper time "
Joe turned awkwaTdly, picked up his grimy
cap, went without a word. Anne and Randall
stood looking after him. That sensible,
said he. Now. on with the masquerade The
intruder from reality has DEPARTS. Let Us
forget him-and II
Forget" She turned on him. and in her
face he saw the look that is in every pair Of
eyes IN the regiment when, after the long wait,
the trumpets sound the charge. Forget
sam. ! have found myself At last. Ive-l ve
struck my gait
Anne" The same look was in his eyes
4 also" he said. Suddenly he caught her in
his arms. love yOu-ah, love YOU And
his lips sought hers-and found them
Steve was in the door OF the car When
they saw him, neither showed or felt the least
embarrassment. What Is the meaning Of
this he snapped.
"We-Anne and T. explained Randall, in
his easiest manner, have Just discovered that
we have something to do, and that we can
must-do II together
\ smile which his eyes belied PLAYED round
his handsome mouth " Congratulations, said
he 10 sam. Under his breath ne added and
thanks 1t was inSincere; but he hoped that
presently il would not be. However great his
tance was il before the lucky escape Of the
house Of Ford from a marriage that must have
been calamitOus' ust our good luck, NUT
tered Steve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
Luck of the House of Ford

.rl Il tactfullv. John" said he 10 the porter
5.at make a charge against the boy. And
5ng with him TO what can be done for
.uilV.
p started the boy, eyes flashing shaking
r. II Ford
e stretched out her hand. '' I am Cy's
= .cr' said she; 50 We are cousins.
lie boy stared II her, at her hand The
"a insisted; he tlmidly touched II. Then
buried his face in his ragged sleeves and
-k down 10 the platform OF the car and
..rt bis thin form shaking heap of agitated
-G l-rtv rags Anne knelt beside HIM, put
her arms round HIM. made hum cry on her
-l.u Ter. and So simple and sincere was she
-l.- no one thought of the contrast between
her 1arh of fashion and his Of squalor- II was
lu-t Two human beings, sharers N the common
idr She glanced up II the Others. GO away,
al IS You D." she commanded. Leave Us
a-.fl," Then She said TO the boy. Joe I'm
going with YOU on must take me 10 where
.N.. nos" sobbed Zoe I'VE won't take
rl-rir' from nobody We amt that kind.
Bu1 youth let nae see then-1ny cousins.
C.-'- you feel that I understand"
boy s0bbed afresh, but quietly. His
Dr.. rested more closely against her shoulder
orr -h-r arm made a move TO steal round her
M -rer 5esistcd She took Il and put It
As She lifted her eyes her gaze met
His expression was curious-syIl-
o. -t laughter too.
DO v0u me4n; she demanded, her
-cing hotlv.
B5untiful,' said he softly. Lady
he repeated ironically
ped her arms round the boy Ny
destroy the last remnant Of man
r make him Ike US And what
u the thousands OF Others who are
just liza but haven't the good fortune TO
be .t-- p you:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

clam nd brought forth the package
81 Eavroe.~taata had intrusted 10 her.
-r.v s-4tln,t e " Oh, a letter from
mama Size cried Gg~ arthy fell upon the
letter E sudden Thought struck her.
Does mama know where ! am, she asked
--e lppTcher--H0.
E. would not tel her till had your
T- knew ,gr long time, because
l you once. But to-day mGman sent
me- This letter, 10 show how much she
-ty had 10 dabble at her eyes more
thar before She could finish the letter
I ara happy, she said softly, as
She
E ed down II the spoon She was
IS i IL symbohzed all the sorrow
II t sou have no servant, and you
i've use smaller than our gardeners,
anl ne IS horId, She persisted She
wa 10 convince, though II was hard
% the testimony Of Chrysauthy's
fac that is why Xeny looked 50
dig -le spoon
u be- dear, that some day YOU viii
be- lhrysauthy said.
~ .e the realization Of how much
more -hy IN her perfect love, had
thai ID his possessions, almost over
came l be- turned away, that the mis-
err might not be seen.
Ae o; her little hands on her
he teppel close % her sister and
ueh Is lost"
-.sauthy whispered back, srnil-
ing
h herself up Much as she loved
her lid not seem 70 her an occasion
for
l lid not seem 70 notice her dis
pie went 10 Weir and laid her hand
or
- really wish 10 help my patient,
She ID a week already, and would
Ike 20 be cured
4 lawued within the American
hop GIN be hardly dared think Of, lest It
Va Do you mean" he breathed.
know any charms she answered
m 81 and nodded toward the door.
bc ler words were spoken, almost, he
= he had opened il, and saw Rhasneh
tle lounge. her arms extended toward
a
rra," be faltered. She was so deli
... precious and beautiful a woman
f. She man She loves.
= frs .rAlsh maiden had ever entertained
hat her lover had failed her, the
he'd the moment his arms were
with the tenderness that should
el- life was IN him. She did not
r lat need Is there Of words, when love
b. E-4ge Of rs own, and lips may be put
a. a letter use,
$500. tlc first ecstasy was merged INTO the
appIness that each felt IN the other s
PR DE held her of a little way from him.
a. f-llTng the inches that the focal irnlta-
Apns .. Dds ewes rendered necessary.
ee lave been III he sand, with anger at
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THE FIRST SECRETARY
C0rhEae9 from page II

the universe for permitting such thing And
you have been IN danger-when ! could not
help YOU"
But if have been i'll. am so no longer. %
She said softly. And what danger can ! be
in now that | have you,"
Presently there was a knock at the door,
and Aeny came in.
She cooked her head on one side and sur
viewed the two. She gave little satisfied nod .
Did / not tell you that we should find her,
she asked IN the most complacent OF tones.
But now the doctor has come.
The physician was a Young Greek with the
full importance Of his career upon him VI hen
he came back into the kitchen, after his visit
TO Rhasneh, he looked keenly at Weir, and in
stinctivelv made a report TO him. ] he young
lady does not need my services any longer.
She has had a touch Of brain fever; but now
she Is we'll
Il am her fiance Will you kindly send me
your bill al the Hotel de LOndres, " err SAID,
hunting for his card.
There IS nothing TO pay the Greek an
swered. Madame Stasopoulo has Just set
tied for everything
Weir said nothing more. In his heart, how
ever he rejoioed that II was in his power 70
show his gratitude 70 this poor young couple
who had been 50 kind 20 the girl he loved
Where is Monsieur Stasopoulo' Weir
asked when he returned to Rhasneh's room.
Chrvsanthy hesitated: then swallowed her
pride He works III factory
=. factory" Xeny cried.
Weir regretted his question.
ChrysanthVs serenity was only Temporarily
ruiiled II IS only temporary, Aeny, till We
60 away
Xenv's thoughts were turned 10 happier
theme bv her sisters last words Where
are YOU goingl" she asked, her ewes shining
from the secret knowledge She possessed
To France-whcn we can
"Oh. no." Xeny contradicted lottily.
q" What do you mean, child. ohrysanthy
asked. with Apprehension.
{. Nav tell her." She asked Of Weir.
He nodded.
You are going with Monsieur Weir and
Hanum Rhasneh on his yacht % America,
She said with a superior AR. And when you
pet there YOU are gong TO 1--we in a nice house.
and toto What are they going 10 do be
sidess" She asked Of her big friend, suddenly
finding herself at the end Of her information
With some embarrassment, as II coniesslng
a rnisdeed, Weir explained TO Chrysanthy his
plans for her.
ITO America she cried. To 60 10 Amer
lea. where Freedom is
The sisters discreetly withdrew and lett the
lovers together Explanations were quickly
made on both sides, and already color began
10 bloom IN the invalid's checks She pouted
al the thought of having 20 remain there longer
but although he was quite as impatient, NeiT
uursuadcd her that II for the best, and
assured her that now their troubles we're at
an end and life for them was just beginning
To be continued net SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
BUYING GOLD ABROAD.
Heavy Shipment from England To
day-StockS Heavy.

London, Oct. 29.-The sum of f6O1,OOO In bar
gold was sold to-day. and f99S.O0O in American
eagles was taken from the Bank of England as
mart Of the gold intended tor shipment to
America The gold was insured at Lloyds. and
will go to New York on the KronprtnZessin
CeciIie which viii leave Southampton to-mor-
row. The price OF the eagles tonight was
about 76s. 9d
The supplies of money decreased In the mar
ket to-day and the demand was strong. Dis
counts we're dearer Tho Bank OF England
would not discount below per cent.
Trading on the Stock Exchange developed a
heavy tone on the rise in the German Bank
rate which, taken in conjunction with the
higher discounts here Indicates an advance of
the Bank OF England's rate soon. as well as
dearer money. Consols were offered down to
So 1-16. then recovered 4 OF point, but later
declined to 81 1915. other British securities
sympathizing with cOnsols
Americans started steady at about a point
above parity. but Berlin offered stocks when the
bank rate raised and with local nQuda-
ton values drooped. In the afternoon New
York sold and in the absence of any support
prices declined further and closed weak
Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk were fiat
on disappointing returns.
Copper shares started weak in sympathy with
Americans. recovering sharply on the rise In the
price OF the metal. but closed below the best
quotations OF the day. Foreigners were dull