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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-30
INAUGURATION !
DOuBLf DENIED.
n. P. Baldwin and W. A. Kinney
Each Emphatically
Say "No."

A double authoritative denial was
given yesterday to the report from
Kauai that the Makaweli and Mcbride
plantations were to be amalgamated
into one corporation. 81
H. p. Baldwin stated that he wished
to deny absolutely that there is any
proposal directly or Indirectly tending
towards an amalgamation, of the two
Kauai plantations. ~
W. A. Kinney, who represents the
McBryde interests, said:
T" There is nothing in it. Until Nc
Bryde has an adequate supply of
water and it is actually proven by
results what, it can do, neither we nor
anyone else know what the property
is worth
Under these circumstances to tall
even of amalgamation is absurd Tia
control of both plantations under ono
agency assures a maintenance of the
harmony heretofore existing between
the TWO places, and that is about all
tne advantage to be secured by an
actual amalgamation, - ~,
notice there has been no smal.
gamation of the East Maui plantn-
tions with Hawaiian CommerciaI.
though all are understood to be con.
rolied practically by the same parties
do not see why such a policy, sho1ld
not apply equally well to the p-oner-
Ties IN question on Kauai
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.-AT CHAMBERS II IN
PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Michae
'Dowda. late of Makaweli. Kauai
Deceased.-Order of Notice az
Hearing Petition for Administra
ton.
On reading and filing the Petition OF
Thomas O'Dowda, Of Eva, Island OF
oahu. alleging that Michael o 'Dowda
OF Maxwell. Kauai. died interstate al
Makaweli Kauai, on the 4th day OF
september, 4. d. 1909. leaving propert,
IN the Hawaiian Islands necessary To b,
administered upon, aud praying that
Letters of Administration Issue Il
Thomas 0'Dowda:
u Is ordered that Monday. the SRI
any OF January, A. ID. 1910, al Il
clock a. M, be and hereby il appoint
go Tor hearing said Petition In ths
Court Room Of this Court AZ Lihue
Kauai, al which time aud place MI per
sons concerned may appear and shou
cause, II any they have, why saId Petit
iion should moi be granted. aud thai
noilee ~ ihis order he published in th,
English language fnr three successive
weeks In The Hawaiian nazefie news
panef Ia Honolulu,
Dated az iihue, Kauai, glih sasem
hpr. 1909
islgnedl JACOB HARDY.
Jude NJ ihe rTfult count NJ lhl
RIM Ciwuii
Attest
gsispsiA a. ~ o. lliapls.
llrih ~ ite firfaii foufl 4
40 flnh ilifnli
AlltH Nay se De- y llsl
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cHAMBERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY
THE BEST oBTAINARI.Ee

rms remedy was no superior as a
cure Tor colds, Group and whooping
1t has been favorite with the
mothers of young children for almost
Chamberlain S Cough Remedy can
always be depended upon and is pleas
ant to take.
1t not only cures colds and grip. but
prevents their resulting in pneumonia.
chamberlain's Cough Remedy con.
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given as confidently to child
as to an adult. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents fos
Hawaii ~ =
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Amount that can be profit
ably expended in fiscal
year ending June 30, 1911,
for works of improvement
and for maintenance, ex-
elusive of the balance un-
expended July l, 1909. So
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WlLHELMlNA MAKES
OVER SEVENTEEN KNOTS

fHsiffl fqohyl sgentf fof The Mat.
30 ilpi ltrmluf alfRfam ypsifT.
daY ansalonn ffnn ealfain Aaisou.
dRifd aI hrNrnu h.N Virginia. ID
nbifh M siaifd ilal ~ pes Msison
steamship Nlhfimlna wadt feYrnlfss
gpa b qnsilsl hnnil rgI epgT on hfl
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is necessary to make the improvement
available.
July !, 1908, balance unex-
pended :. ........S 29S;2T4.S1
Amount appropriated by
sundry civil act approx
ed March 4, 1909. ...... 100000
--
s 39s, 2T4s7
June 30, 1909, amount ex- ~
pended during fiscal year,
for works of improve
ment =. ........,, 69,275.73
July ], 1909, balance un-
expended ...........$ 32s. 999.14
July l, 1909, outstanding
liabilities ............ $1,000
July /, 1909, balance
available ..........$ 92s,42614
July l, 1909, amount GOV.
cred by uncompleted con.
tracts ..........'..,....$ 30l ,355. "A
Amount (estimated) re. % 10
quired for completion of ..f..-
existing project 1870. 1900, 10000
Amount that can be profit
ably expended in fiscal
year ending June 80,
1911, for works of i'm
provement, exclusive of
the balance uneXpended
July i, 1909. ...,.......$ 00,000.00
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SHIPPING. NEWS
ALASKAN WILL LIE UP
HERE UNTIL DECEMBER 18

Orders have been received at the
Deal agency of the American-Hawa:;an
., mship Office to lay up the freighter
Ala, u at this port for some time,
SO Ia. Z may employed in taking
the f1 urgo Q rthe 10O9-191O sugar
to Saina Cruz Aans had been made
to transport the rst of the season s
output in the Ariz nan which left Seat
tie at midnight N.eember "a. She was
to sail from Hild' for Sallna cruz IN
December, picking up an extra cargo
of sugar at various ports. The All.
shipments do not generally start until
the first of the year, but owing to
many mills grinding now it was de-
cided to put on an extra freighter to
carry off the first output.
However, the Alaskan is here and
she will sail from one of the island
ports about December 49, She may not
sail from Hilo, as usual, although this
matter has not been definitely decided.
Meantime, ,she will finish discharging
here and sail for Hilo on Monday, No
vember %, deliver her inward cargo,
then 90 to Kahului and leave cargo
there and then return to Honolulu the
latter part of next week, and remain
here until it is time to begin taking
in her 1900 tons of sugar for the
Tehuantepec route.
The Arizonan sailed from Seattle
Wednesday and will arrive here about
December 3 bringing New York. (via
Tehuantepec) San Francisco and Puget
Sound general cargo. The Arizonan
will remain here longer than usual and
viii be the second steamer of the All.
line to carry sugar for Salina Cruz,
sailing about December 80.
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no AmeIirgH NaeHa llhn fuighigI
As'ssep sli h. 1hs "l9'sl beat" apl.
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When the Italian cruiser calabria
left for Shanghai Friday morning, tive
of her crew were left behind in Ho
nolulu, but instructions were received
by the police to run them in, hold
them and turn them over 90 the ltal
ian consul, Later the sheriff under
stood that when The men were brought
In they were 10 be Sent out 10 shang
hal on Pacific liner in charge of d
police officer This would moan thai
somebody would got a dne Trip 20 lhs
Orient aud back. one of item Nai
caught lhe morning tho cruiser called
ilr was seen by an ohleer Nho Wac I'd
log on uiTfei ear and sat promptly
nailed apd iallod Ia formerly feslieo
here, bul ehllg in san frsnrlseo o.
eenlly he enlisted but tired ~ his iot
aH arrival bore gpd tapk lhp hfsi on
ppriuniiY 10 drnelil
hsYaasn, lhs Lesai noaA
The Ameglfgp uaaRa las frdghigl
AslsaaH sji ~ lbe nlafal bsaif auf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-24

LADIES TURKISH BATHS.
Expert lauy attendants. r are massage
n.aiicurfng, hair dressing. SsnitarI'im
rsrlors. - West sd South. Bell -. lad
ssig
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STORAGE.

f<TMBALL VAN & STORAGE CO.
moving. packing shipping. brand new
modern warehouse. Bell, 21SS. Ind. 1851
10 West 1st South.
TWO large ~ are houses. clean and sz nj
tary. Rsdman Moving & Storage Co, III
Saush We~t Ternnie. Phones ~.
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.

COME TO the Magic Beauty Parlors
and leave your wrinkles 80 So Main St
room 2.
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TO TRADE.

TO TRADE-Modern ogden residence
with large lot to trade for Salt Lake
property. F. +. Bratz 40 18th St. Og-
den. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-24

A J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9Th floor
Dooiy Block Bell phone $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-24

FOR RENT-s-ro0m modern house.
close in. so. Call Anderson Cummings
office. 3l7 So. Main. or phone Bell s9s9-K +.
Ind. 1879.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

I[rERMOUNTAIN DETECTIVE AGcY.
James Taylor John Il. Buroidgc.
All business confidential. Office. 81 W. Is:
gouth. room 10 Nauvoo BIZ Beu l-m
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-New desk. chairs and Of
flee furniture for sale cheap. Can az
zlS-220 Atlas block at once. Telephone
Ind. S817
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EXPERT LOCK- AND SAFE repairing
Carriers League Cycle Co 5z5 South West
Temnlc. Phone Ind. 266z.
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HOUSECLEANING.

THE BIG BLUE SANITARY WAGON
now ready. Only outfit in the world that
thoroughly cleans and TenovRtes carpets
on the floor. Satisfaction or no pay. NO
toy machine. Estimates given. Phones
So. Redman Moving & Storage Co.
PRTESTLEY cleans houses throughout
wall paper. I13 w. So. Temple. Bell 4lIS,
Ind 769.
JAPANESE house cleaners sent prompt
Is. Bell 2s2q. Ind 2939 13s F. ist So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-24
MINING ENGINEERS

81 GhkESTER with a corps OF COM
a So 81 engineers. is equipped for all kinds
q 'rt.seys designing and uperintendencs
lz-55- mil power or irrigation projects.
- Brooks Arcade Both Dhonts
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KEY FITTING.

KEY FITTING. bicycle repairing and
electric work. Coles Electric Co.. IS So.
W. Temple.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED

EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Reliable help always on hand; head
quarters for hotel and domestic help.
W. I'd So. Bell phone 1854: Ind. as
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.


FOR RENT-Tvo or more rooms. to
gether or separate; close in. 43 z North
Temple.
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OSTRICH PLUMES CLEANED.

r. A. CARTER FUK 20. = ". lst
Furs remodeled. repaired. redyed-
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
LOTS SOD TO 500
SO DOWN. s. A MONTH
81. 50O-i-room house on street corner. IS
foot alley. Terms.
g, 50O-4-room modern brick. two blocks
southeast Of car barns; lot 4Axl65.
s. J0O-5-room modern brick on 9th ave,
close in. Terms
N.3oJ-Buys furniture T. rooms. elegantly
furnished. modern terrace, rent $50;
close in. Always fun.
A. J. DUQTESNE.
i02 d. +. Walker Bldg
Bell 2S9.
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AGENTS WANTED,

WANTED-Agents in every city in Utah
to handle DiOZO Biggest seller on the
market. Call or address 500 D. T. Walker
bldg.
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MINES AND MINING
ASSAYERS.

ASSAYERS.
TITLES. MAThEZ AZ co. A r.
'gal-lEelL manager. assay and chemical
-5--.Ialory Us So. ". Temple. Both
t.OasS
81. " CURRIE. 70 West Sd South St.
81 Lake City. Samples by mail or ex-
s-e>s receive prompt attention.
.lCRlSMON & NICHOLS, assayers sn6
sss5f5tlhllstS 20 South West Temple street
eeit Lake City.
" IL TREMAYNE;. assayer. over 10
80 80 street salt Lake City. Utah Mall
--s-ss receive prompt attention.
~ <. HODGES &c SONSe assayers and
----'sls 10 ". ID South. Salt Lake City.
S., So Il, OFFICER & CO. sssayers, l69
-'A " est Temple St. Salt Lake City.
vS.NIQN ASSAY OFFICE 152 SOUTH
- temple street
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LIVERY STABLE.

HOME CARRIAGE co. Stables 25s SO
1st West Carriages and light livery
everything first-class- Phones 4lf3
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAI-Any one acquainted with
( the whereabouts Of Mrs Adeifia Miller
will kindly notify Mr.. Jim Martinich, gen
eTal del. p. O.. city.
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AUCTION SALES.

WHEN YOU want 10 consult L. n. Onioz
call w I73S on Independent nhnne-
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

ELssLTROLNS A L. SMALL
Ei5. StIpsrfiuous hair. Tnoles. birth marks
REMOVED
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HOTELS.

.-4$COLN HOUSE. - EASr FIRST 50
Paul Heiu. PropTistur.
90 Fsco-rs-2an Rates 80 70. a..
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MILLINERY PARLORS.

SPLENDID showing OF spring mill
linery; repair work speciality. Mrs.
Ernst. rs Z. ID So. Ind f44z
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FOUND.

-oNNb-The UHWFitten LaW-adEer-
e. Eiye the loser the same publicity
-.- would expect had the loss been yours.
ID o. ind anything. bring it to The Her
-.-. haye IL advertised. Remarkable re-
l.-eS are brought about through these
--i0lns every day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


Bus CHANCES zee. .--- ---- ------'-
A, N. HUMPHREYS.
On the Ground floor. Is ". q 50 81
Grocery store. that the party made a
fortune i'm and wants to retire lot sOo0-
VIII sell close 70 invoice
Rooming House: A Snap-9-rOom eie-
CANT furniture, close in rent cheap only
days to close this deal Get busy, only
A Cigar Store that is a beauty and one
OF the best in town. Can't handie All the
business that comes in. The receipts
were so large the owner got the Dig mead
and wants to live on the coast.
How does this eaten you? A roOming
house Of 10 rooms well furnished, mat
you can buy. Cheap. $50 ana the Dal-
ance on time.
T. L. GADDIs. with
A, N, HUMPHREYS,
% W. % So. St
WOULD ike 70 hear from anyone who
has a good investment proposition TO Of
fer where a few thousand dollars could
be 7Tofitaby invested IN mining enter
pTises or industrial proposition 80 sa-
looms considered. Give brief details ana
price of any good stock. Wish 10 near
from parties who will sell only to buyer.
where no agents commission is added 70
the price Of stock. Address /. A Leshef,
80 West Monroe St. Chicago, III.
FOR sALE-By the owners. one Of the
finest bar and cigar store locations in the
city; good long lease with no restrictions:
Extra fine set Of new fixtures and a well
established trade. Would take improved
city real estate as part payment Far
ties wanting a first-class business Dr0DO-
sition at a bargain should investigate this
Owners have good reasons for selling.
Address q. care Herald.
WANTED-Man with some cash capital
and exclusive time; open office; salary
and com. National bank security for
your money. Address G. A. Grant. IA
Pacific Bldg, san Francisco.
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SHOW CASES.

EVERYTHING in the store fixture line
Billiard anu pool tables and supplies: get
ny .rices. -. L. Wetherbee Is and To-
w. LIST So.
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SHIPPING.

CUr RATES to any part OF the United
States We can save money for you IL
shipping goods either e6st or west Coz
respondents IN ali the principal cities
See Us OF Phone SO. Redman Moving Z
Storage 20. III -. " Temple
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FURNITURE EXCHANGED.

NEW AND SECONDHAND furniture
bought and sold. Eureka Furniture Co.
f35 West 1st South.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

q. 4. LIVINGSTONE moved his horse
shoeing shop to 2f6 Edison ave. formerly
Franklin ave.
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MOVING.

LARGE uaddsd vans. caretui men.
Redman Moving & Storage Co. III SO.
West Temple Phone 555
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DIR ELIZABETH l.. WISMER suit.
E5-41s Security * Trust bldg. "a lain -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-18
ITS 6olOEN Anniversary
CELEBRATION BY THE WASH
INGToN GRUETLIVEREIN.
DR.. Ritter, the Swiss Minister, Guest
Of Honor at the Joint Banquet
Of Three Local Societies.

In celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
Of the founding Of the Washington Gruet-
liverein. Swiss organization, members
OF that society held a joint banquet at
Freund's last night with members Of the
Swiss Benevolent Society and Die Stauf-
facherin DIR. Paul Ritter. Swiss minister
to the United States. was the guest Of
honor.
The occasion was made all the more fes-
tive because yesterday was celebrated
throughout the fatherland in observation
Of "Gruetlischwun day." a national event
in Switzerland. DR.. Ritter responded to
the toast ''Vaterland" and paid many
high compliments to the Swiss who have
come to America.
Leon Chapuis acted as POSTMASTER.
He called upon the following members of
the societies present to deliver addresses,
In ADDITION to DR.. Ritter: Theodore Pr
lemann.
There were about $50 present Among
them were Theodore Picard, Albert Allie
mann. Leon Chapuis, Charles Hof, Jacob
Bruegger. Julius Eglon. Edward s.
r. Abersold. E. Aschbacher. X. Borruot,
F. Bruegger. @. T. Burga, c. A. Casper,
NJ. Casper. L. Chatelain, F. Chaumontet,
J. Egloff, H. G. Egiofr. L. Egloff. H. ].
hsehDeisS. u. Frankhauser, j. III. Florin,
]. Geiger, H: Gersbach. J. Gruber. j. Gut
man, p. Holer. F. A. Immler. ]. Isell, J.
Koehli. A. Krebs. G. w. Kreiss, A. Lais-
sue. j. Under. H. Mag. H. Martin. j.
Mueller. F. Muller. F. Muenger c. Picard,
n. Pfseer, b. p. Rickenba cher. c. L. Ray,
J. Rhyn. c. ROM. M. Roux. o. Sahli. A.
Sandoz, ]. Schaller. F. Schmidt, c.
Scheupbach. w. Steiger, E. Wellauer and
j. w. Zimmerman.
The festivities were in charge Of Jacob
Bruegger, Julius E9loff, Edward s.
Schmid. Leon Chapuis and Charles Hof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-18

CHICAGO. November 1s-Firm cables
and light receipts in the northwest today
inspired fairly active bidding for wheat
at the opening Of the market here, which
resulted In advances of 4 to y. May
opened at los to 1854, but eased off to
1.O4es on profit taking. December opened
at 10TH to LOTS. sold OF to LOT and
rallied again to 1.O7k.
Corn opened steady. December was
unchanged to u lower, at 90 to COZ; sold
at cox and declined to CO.
Oats opened quiet and steady. Deem
Der opened unchanged. at 391ta39N. and
sold at 39N.
Provisions showed decided strength at
the start. owing to support by packers
Prices at the opening were 21sc to zoe
higher than Yesterdays close.
Wheat trading became more active late
I'm the day. a number of smaller shorts
being active bidders. AS a result prices
advanced one cent above the low mark.
December advancing to 1.O7Aa1.OS from
LOTS. May sold up from 1.Oi1aa1 .04hs to
lOoa4. The close was strong. with. De-
cember up INC at los May was &c
The corn market became somewhat
weaker toward midday. but rallied again
on the late bulge in wheat. The close
was firm. with December &c higher at
COZ.
Close: wheat-December, LOS; May
1868 July. 81.
Corn-December. S0M; May. eliza
81 *: July, 81.
oats-December. ssA; May. HI;
July, 39A.
Pork-January. 21.Oo: May. 2O.02h
July. 1880.
Lard-November. 1925; January
1900; May. Has: July, 11.47k.
Ribs-January, 10.67ha1O.70; May
10.42h.
Rye-Cash. 73ha74: December, 72;
May, rs.
Barley-Cash. Sass.
Timothy-November. 3.75; March
40.
Clover-March, 1890.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL, November 1s.-C1osing:
7wheat-Spot, firm; No. 2 red western win
ter. s. I'D; futures steady: December,
81 I'D: March, Is SD; May. Is 7ssd.
Corn-Spot, easy: American mixed new
(via Galveston). IS Cd; futures steady;
December, IS I'd.
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FOREIGN. BANKS.

LONDON. November 1s.-The weekly
statement Of the Bank of England shows
the following changes:
Total reserve increased f2.51s.O0O.
Circulation decreased f37S,OOO
Bullion increased e.. 141, 681.
Other securities decreased fS23OW.
Other deposits increased f1.O53.OOO.
Public deposits increased 9467.OO0.
Notes reserve increased GO. 48S.o0O.
Government securities decreased f15O,-
Co.,
The proportion Of the banks reserve to
liability this week IL 64.45 per cent; last
week IL was 5O.1l per cent.
Bullion amounting TO fl24.OOO was
taken into the Bank Of England today
and E325.O00 was withdrawn for India
and 100000 for South America.
PARIS. November 16.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes: Notes In circulation
decreased 54.6JO 600 francs; treasury de-
posits increased q $50 900 francs: general
deposits increased Is. 10000 francs: gold
in hand decreased % CSC. 900 francs: silver
In hand increased 4.S5O.OO0 francs; bills
discounted Increased a.. So. 900 francs: ad-
vances decreased ID. 100000 francs.
Closing. Three per cent rentes. % francs
95 centimes for account. Exchange on
London, % francs, 20 centimes for checks.
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TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE.
Missouri Pacific Stockholders to Vote
on Sl75. 600. 900 Plan.

NEW YORK. November 1s.-Stockhold-
ers Of the Missouri Pacific railway, at a
special meeting January 1s, 1915 are to be
asked to authorize an issue of SITS 900. 600
refunding mortgage convertible 8 per
cent bonds redeemable at ITO and interest
September 1, 1917, or any interest date
thereafter.
OF these bonds so SOC, 900 will be OFFER
ed to stockholders at % and interest and
have been underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb
& Co.
Out Of the total issue of $4,000, 600,
500. 633, 800 Is to be reserved for refunding
prior lien bonds. $6.5OO,OOO to refund
equipment obligations. $50. 500 500 Is to be
used for betterments, improvements and
additions and equipment. and So, OOO, 900
is to be reserved to acquire mortgage
bonds Of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway Company, to be
issued for betterments and additions on
that property.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The Offering Of securities at lower
prices than have been current, as was
done at today's meeting Of the stock
exchange. did not serve to stimulate
business. or. in fact. to add to the vol
ume Of transactions in such securities.
The stock Of the Capital Traction Com
pany and the common stock Of the
Washington Railway Company were
both to be had at cheaper rates than
was the case yesterday. and in the In
stance Of the common stock almost an
entire point less. yet there was no buy
ing
Traction stock was offered at 1881
which is only slightly less than the
asking price Of yesterday. while the
common stock was to be had at 43h.
There was no special change in the
figures for the Washington Railway
preferred stock as that was offered to-
day at 81.
The market for gas stock at current
levels was fairly brisk and the buying at
671A and a trif1e higher was quite strong
as such things go In the present market.
The same was true Of Merganthaler. for
which there was quite a demand. sum-
cient to boost the price up q bit, so that
PIT was bid without bringing out any OF
the stock.
Lanston sold at 1874 and also an eighth
of a point higher. while Greene Copper
sold for lax and 149S. with bids slightly
below those levels for large blocks.
]. Clarence Price was today elected q
member OF the board Of directors Of the
Bank Of Washington, to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death Of John Callahan.