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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. THE most significant
events of today from fi1anc tE S yieM-
Exchange and the volume Of business IS
done Of the floor Of the exchange shrank
materially, until the squirt of activity
which accompanIsd the bqoyahft r nos, 1--we
strength were found outside the list OF
stocks ordinarily most active in the trad
ing and mostly in those OF minor grace 81 &c;
important part in the demand Wnlch
lifted prices. New York Central and Con
solidated Gas gave substantial eyld thaie
strong recovery was great help by
sympathy to the rest of the market.
strong sentimental influence was eSertea
also by the advance In United states
Steel which was due to differences drawn
from the offer by the directors Of their
common stock to employees at s5o per
plan. This is the first time that CON-
mon stock has been offered TO the EN-
poyes in addition, to the OFFER OF pre-,
ferred stock. and the buyers of the stock
nrofcesed a belief that this acton lmplled
an increased confidence in the invest
ment standing of the stock on the part
IN the Colorado & Southern Stocks or
ders again made their appearance appar-
entity for all offerings of those STOCKS ul,
TO designated figures. 1t was assumed
that further details of the purposes VI
the Chicago. Burlington d QUINCY To- o.
wards these securities were rejected n.
was Forthcoming to throw light on the
subject The Rock Island movement mao
| to do with a rumor that change IN 5 ne
status of the common stock was lntended
which would give it equal voting rlsiiI )
with the preferred. St. Paurs m trnt tbd
was incident to supposltlon tlat rme
authority for issuing bonds on the "a
cific coast extension might contemplate
| the reimbursement of stockholdefs loi
| funds embarked in the building or the
| extension There was "A volatile adVance
| in Minneapolis st. Paul & Sault Ste Ma va
| rje in response to rumOrS OF the acIulsi-
| ton of this or that railroad IN the Ulht-
| ed States which would serve TO give til'
| powerful Canadian Pacific system an eli
| trv to the country's railroad trafflc.
| The large part played by. rumoTs OF I'M
port to individual properties rather that
J TO the common fabric of values VIII ne.l
| 10 explain the uneven and spottY chaIIe
| fer OF the days recovery in prices. Inc
| number Of new bond issues and safes was
| the feature of the days financial news
| These included in this market publ1t
Offering of $1,000 900 Denver & Rio Gr RAJ 6a.
| bonds the sale to bankers of Slooo1Vr
| Of New York City revenue bonds ana OF
| SIS 600 600 Chicago & Alton bonds ana va
| ricls smaller transactions of q IKE sort
| Bonds were irregular. Total sales, pa
value, 50. So. 600 United States bonds were
| unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08

Boston, Jan. THE R'Advllle track
on which Star Pointer first broke the
two-rrinutn mark by pa sing the mile
in 1:zyt. 10 YEAR: ago la It fall. viii be
sold in accordance with the action to-
day of it's owners. the New England
Trotting Horse breeders Association.
II is possible that a special commit
tee having charge of the sale may be
able to make such arrangements as to
insure a Grand Circuit meeting next
summer by laasiI g the track from the
rev owners and perhaps continue the
sport for four or tive years. But the
property itself, through the failure of
the association to raise 100000, only
$40, 900 being secured, needed to pay off
$40, 900 Indebtedness will soon pass in
TO other hands
A committee consisting of Col. John
r. Thaycr, the prasi dent, and G. w.
Laselle of Whitinsvilie was asked to
take charge of the sale and secure If
possible the lease of the property for
the next five years at an annual rental
of $4,000. The committee will report next
month
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THE OWNERS DECIDE TO SELL
HISTORIC READV|LLE TRACK.
Association Raises But $40, 900 of the $780,
900 Needed to Wipe Out Its Indebted
ness and Famous Race Course Will
Soon Pass Into Other Hands.

The Readville track was established
in 1856 on Il large tract of land in the
NcponSet valley, almost beneath the
shadow of Great Blue hill. 1t has been
the scene of many famous trosting
races, and nearly every noted perform
CT of the past II years has stepped a
mile on it's velvet surface.
The Massachusetts stake, establish
cd II years ago for 2:15 trotters, has
been won by horses which have since
attained q worldwide reputation for
speed and progeny, while last August
the Grand Circuit meeting was made
noteworthy by the $4,000 trotting derby
in which g horses started under new
system OF placing them at different
marks back of scratch.
The track has also been used for au-
tomobilc racing and for horse shows III
connection with the trotting events.
The associa ton suffered a severe loss
two years ago in the burning of its
grand stand. but racing has continued
through the efforts of Il Gentlemen's
Driving Club and at the Derby last
summer 10000 people watched the
sport.
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IN THE R|Ne'
Fred Corbett Proves Too
Strong for Goodman.
KetcheI Is Ready to Tackle
| Jack Johnson for Title.
Police Enjoined From Troubling
New York Club.

Philadelphia, Jan. 7.-Young Fred
Corbett of this city was too strong for
Abe C"kid') Goodman of Boston in the
wind-up of Is rounds at the Olympic
Club at North Essington. Goodman
outboxed Corbett in the first seven
rounds, but the latter came back in the
eighth, and in each round afterWard,
with the exception Of the 14th, he out
punched and outfought the clever Bos-
tonian.
1t was Corbctt's first long contest,
and he gave great display of gener-
alship under rapid fire. Goodman had
a tantalizing left hand which he could
either use straight or with swing.
This bothered Corbett until the eighth
round, when he begain to use right
hand shift which was Gocdman's UNI
doing. He staggered the Bostonian re-
peatedly in the eighth, 18th, 18th and
18th rounds and earned a verdict by
his aggressivencss and clean punching.
In the 10-round preliminary, Johnny
Willets, a left hand boxer outponted
and outfought Johnny Dougherty in 10
rounds.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES.
DELEGATES Arrive at Ithaca to Attend
Two-days Convention.

Ithaca, N. ", Jan. college presi-
dents and professors from Is of the
leading educational institutions of the
United States began to arrive here To-
day as delegates to the American Uni
verstes, which will be in session al
Cornell today and tomorrow.
There are about % delegates VINO are
being entertained by the different IRA
ternities. Among those in attendance
are President Eliot of Harvard, Had
lev Of Yale. Angel Of Michigan, North
rop of Minnesota, Hill of Missouri
James of Illinois, Van Hise of Wiscon'
sin and Alderman Of Virginia, beside:
J. G.. Schurmann of Cornell and Rev
Edward A. Pace and George Melville
Boiling Of the Catholic University :"
America The delegates held an exc
cutive session today.
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Powers Resigns Presiden-
cyof National Association.
Joe Ward Demands a Share
OF Purchase Money.
Ebbetts Announces Deal for DahIen
Is 0ff...Ball Notes.

Cincinnati Jan. Pat Powers no
longer will have to maintain Or.
Jekyll personality as president OF the
National Association and Mr.. Hyde
career as head of the Eastern League.
He resigned his unsalaried office as
leader Of the National Association ana
in his stead there was elected Mlchaei
H. Sexton, who is boss Of the Three
Eyed League Powers also quit as a
member Of the board Of directors, ana
so did Joe O'Brien of the American AS
ISOLATION. DR. F. r. Carson of South
Bend, Ind, president of the Centrai
League, was elected to succeed OBrien
on the board.
All the differences between the bolt-
ing members and the regulars of the
National Association were ofhclaliy
cleared up by the National Commits
sion except that relating to the right
of the Glass AA members to draft ter
ritory. Both sides have left this mat
ter to a committee consisting of Garry
Hermann, John Fl. Farrell and John
E. Bruce, and will abide by their de-
CisiOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08

fering with it's management or its
members The injunction Is based en-
Justice Seabury's decision of week
ago and restraints the police from en-
tering the clubs premises without
warrant and from entering the premls-
es for the purpose of seeing whether
a misdemeanor has been committed,
or for the purpose of making arrests
without a warrant.
The injunction is said to be the hrst
of the kind ever issued in the state OF
New York 1t is expected that Com
missioner Bingham will enter vigor-
Gus opposition to having it made per-
manent.
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WALDO.
FREEDOM.

Rev. and Mrs. Parry visited friends
| in Thorndike and Freedom last week
Miss Grace Wing of Thorndike visit
ed friends in this village Friday.
Wesley Woods is expected home in
a few days from Lewiston where he
| underwent an operation for appendi-
citis.
F.. Robert Bedford of the class of 1912
of Freedom Academy is confined to his
room with a severe cold.
The Senior class of +. A. held social
in the Girls Dormitory Friday eve
served
The Sunday-school of the Congrega-
tiona1 church began the New Year
with a rally day.
The Freedom Lumber Co. has recent
ly completed a storehouse which will
add much to their business.
The Boys Glee Club is getting ready
to give minstrel show to the public
in the near future.
The members of Kappa Mu were
very pleasantly entertained by the two
lady teachers Monday evening, Jan. 4.
Dana Banton's millyard is slowly
filling up with lumber.
Fred F'lye recently bought a COW.
Misses Emma and Myra Tweedie of
Thorndike have returned to the Acad-
envy after being i'll with the measles
An entertainment is to be given at
the Congregational church Wednesday
evening, January 20. given by Mr.. Avis,
violinist and bird mimic. An excel
lent program will be furnished
The Freedom Quartette furnished
music at the dedication Of the church
at Thorndike, Dec. 81.
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LINCOLN
WISCASSET.

Col. Orrin McFadden of Cedar Grove
was In town Tuesday.
r. H. T. Taylor and daughter, Alice,
left Tuesday morning Tor CUBA Where
they will pass the winter.
Winfield s. Blenn of Dresden was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Weeks and daughter
Emmelyn have been home from Boston
for a week with friends.
Miss Martha Piper of Damariscotta
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jesse White.
Roy Dickinson returned to Tuft s
College the first of the week.
Lorie Ford Of Whitefield was in town
Tuesday,
Miss Nettie Knight Of Camden called
on friends here on her return to
Plymouth, Mass.
Schools in town opened for the Win
ter term this week.
L. f. seekins has been very sick of
pneumonia
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New York Produce Market.

New York, Jaa
sales $500; market dull but STEADY.
WHE,AT-Receipts $3.50: exports N,
sales 100000 futures. 1900 spot; /
firm No. red 1Q7sdl0Ss elevator; n
red 10Sg f b afloat: No. northern i
luth 119 f b afioat; No. hard vts
116 f b atloat.
=. CORN-Receipts 21.3755: spot man
firm: No IS elevator and Ct 0 b ass
No. 9 white nominal and No. 2 ysl
671 f b afloat.
o AFS-Receipts 14.725; exports 9es: 4
quiet: mixed 26Nr32 lbs 54Gs; ns,r
white 26M32 lbs. 54a5571; clipped white q
lbs. 56aM62
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Steady: western 915d9S.
PORK-Steady; short clear 209laza
SCGAR-Raw firm: fair refining Il
centrifugal 90 test 3.13; molasses sag
o.9S: refined steady.
BUTTER-Steady, unchanged; reea1
1898.
Firm: receipts 6os3: state /
and nearby brown and mixed fancy
Sc: do. fair to choice 3ad&.
POTATOES-Steady. unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08
BOXING NOTES..

Special cars will leave for Water
vile and Lewiston after the bouts at
City hail on Wednesday evening, Jan
13. Seats for the bouts can be secured
at Jones barber shop, Perry's lunch
room. the Augusta House barber shop
and J. II. Gregoire's drug store.
Jim Corb2tt looks to see Jack john
son get the cold shoulder on all sides
when he returns to America, because
he is not the type of a man who reach
es the warm spot in fight fans
heart. Neither has he got such a per
sonality as Peter Jackson, George Cod
frey ana George Dixon had. He also
has fewer friends among the white
people than any other colored boxer
who ever lived.
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Boston Curb Market.
Boston Produce Markst.

Ann, re ,,;o, Boston. Ian ,
32l: western 30M3l. =
CHEESE-Unchanged; New Yo,.t !.
15a.
CORN-Advanced; No. 3 yellow at
EGGS-Steadier. choice 3Sa40; ,vss.
34d36.
FLOUR-Firm: spring patents 81 ian,
FRESH BEEF-flrm; whole cattsi
M1O
HAY-Steady: No. 1SGOI1s.50
LAMBS-Unchange 1lGa
LARD-Unchanged; pure III.
MILL FEED-F'irm.
BRAN-24. 5Gd25. 90
MIXED FEEDS. 00G2S.50.
OATS-Firmer; No. clipped wbf,.
PORK-Steady: medium backs II. 81
POTATOES-Unch white is;G33
SUGAR-Unchanged; graduated "A
VEALS-Steady; 11@13.
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SAGADAHOC.
BOWDolN.

Mrs. Benz. Merrman passed away
Wednesday night. a husband sur
wives The funeral will be held Satur-
day. Interment at South Bowdoin Gem
etery
We're held Wednesday afternoon at
West Bowdon. Interment at Wood
lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Roberts is very i'll. DR.
Foster of Lewiston is in attendance
J. Q. Roberts is attending court at
Bath.
Miss Madeline Woodward of Lisbon
is the guest Of Mrs. +. Z. Cornish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08
JOE WARD DEMANDS a
SHARE OF PURCHASE MONEY!

Altoona, Penn, Jan. 7,-Shortstop
Joe Ward. who was taken back into the
baseball fold by the National Commits
sion Monday and whose purchase from
Altoona by the New York Americans
for $4,000 has been approved and con-
cluded. is here demanding one-tn'ru
of the purchase money. alleging tnat
the Altoona management promised hlni
that part of any sum received ny ms
sale The Altoona management denies
that such contract exists Waro
says that he will notify Farrell not 20
pay Altoona the money until his claim
Ia satisfied.
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Monmouth GRANGE.

Wednesday the Grange held an all
day meeting and installed the follow
ing officers. J. G. Hewett of Belgrade
assisted by Mrs. Hewett, being the in
stalling officer: r. B. Richardson,
Joshua Slower, overseer; J. B.
packard lecturer: Carrie Slower, secre-
tary; f. p. Marston. treasurer; Arthur
Sanderson, steward; Milton Wight,
gate keeper; Will Libby, assistant
steward; Cora Gilman, chaplain; Lizzie
Sprague, Ceres: Inez Marston, Po-
mona; Sadie Bickford, Flora.
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WANTS CHEAPER CAS-
Portland Board of Trade Acts ." ]
and Other Important Matters

Portland. Me, Jan. 7.--At d y"
of the Portland Board of Iraue
a committee was appointed 10 III"
gate the prospect for obtaihins
prices on Illuminating gas. lh'
also received a request to Coup
with the Detroit Wholesalers ~ n
ton in the matter of securlns n
Congress favorable Legislation
trade relations with Canaua "a
board referred this matter 10 ~
mittee for investigation ana iep
Favorable action was taken
reference to cooperating .,,.tJ
Boston Merchants Association .s
to appearing before the l"' .,ot1
Commerce Commission 10 -
against lower freight rates IT, ,ed
Northwest to certain Soutnein IN
tory now trading with the NC"
land states.
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MEMORIAL 70 SHAKESPEARE.
National Theater VIII Be Erected In
the Heart Of London.

London, Jan. 7.-London is to have
a national theater as memorial 70
Shakespeare, in which will be enacted
the poets works as well as plays by
other English dramatists, living and
dead. This decision is the outcome OF
extended deliberations of special
committee appointed last spring, when
it was practically decided to substitute
a theater for a statue as Shakespeare s
memorial.
A site will be selected In the heart
of London and the theater will be con-
trolled by a board of trustees chosen
from men prominent in the literature,
drama, music and education OF the day.
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Jeff's Friends
Looking for
Return to Ring.

Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. THAT
James j. Jeffries in response to the
request of the sporting public that he
attempt to wrest the heavyweight
championship from Jack Johnson, may
decide to don the gloves again, is a
belief that was strengthened last night
by the announcement OF those close to
the former champion that he would
begin light gymnasium work tomorrow
and continue working out three times
week. Jcffries himself continues to
deny that he has decided to fight John
son but those closest to him expect
the statement from him at any minute
that he will try conclusions with the
new champion
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G.. N. Daniels
SmaSheS Another
Swimming Record

New York. Jan. 7.-Charlas M. Dan
iels, the human fish. who sports the
colors of the New York A. c.. opened
the swimming season OF 1909 Wednes-
day night at the first open A. A. U.
meet of the G. c. n. Y. A. A, held in
it's natatorium, by clipping 3-3 sec
onds off the BEST previous mark for 220
yards, establishing new American
record Of 230 for the distance. The
Mercury Footcr had no difficulty
churning home victor from the other
three starters, Karl Schmidt and Reilly
of the New York y. G. and ManteN of
the West Side A. c.
Bud Goodwin, the A. A. U. distance
champion, demonstrated his ability by
giving a rafting performance in the
39O-yard handicap, winning from
scratch from a fast field in 4.4S.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

A board of architects has prono
the cathedral at Toledo, Span, ~
the largest and most celebrate, I'D
ic edifices in Europe, unsafe ana
to collapse. The cathedral service.h
now being conducted IN the
Trinity. ..
The city council at Port Arthur usous
gave to John w. Gates, on ne IN
Wednesday to plots of ground, ID odusl
Of which is to be erected az u
tional college to cost s1oO'oo. , 0
other will be constructed ). ,oer|
both buildings to be erected :. .ecer1
ry of his mother. who diea q. TO-
The hospital will cost $2o'wU
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EBBETS ANNOUNCES THAT
DEAL FOR DAHlEN is OFF

Cincinnati, Jan. 7.-Before leaving
Ebbets announced that the deal with
the Boston Club for Bill Dahlen is off.
This is not the first declaration Of Eb-
bets to this effect, and while Ebbets
was quite emphatic in making the an
nouncement negotiations may be re-
opened at any time. Ebbets sald:
offered a substantial amount IN cash
for Dahlen, but the Boston club turn
ed 1t down They asked Hummell IN
exchange for Dahlen and that deal
could not consent to make"
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New York Cotton Market

New York, jan
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplai'ua
do. gulf $50. Sales 2O0 bales s,s.
Galveston steady, 3: Charlesloun. 6 Si
81: Memphis steady. Lilo; NeM III i;
steady. s 15-16; Savannah ste eas -
F,yports to Great Britain %s q.
France 1916: to the continent s'''"'
japan G644: to Mexico 200.
Stock ! 009, sos.
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Consul General Robert J. Wyn

Consul General Robert ]. Wynee
makes the report that the returns of
shipping and tonnage of the Suez
canal for 1907 show that the net ton
mage exhibits an all-round increase,
the figures for the last year showing
am increase OF 1,2S293O tons as com
pared with that of 1906 and an increase
of 1,594.329 over 1905. Receipts during
1907 showed an increase of s1,5s7, 900 as
compared with 1906
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MARTIN REFUSES TO FIGHT
WITHOUT CASH IN ADVANCE

New Orleans, Jan. TERRY Martin
and Dave Barry did not meet last night
as scheduled. because Of the refusal of
the club before which the match was
made. to give Martin his share of the
purse in advance.
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MAINE INSTITUTE FOR BL'H'
Morrill, N. Drew Chosen Pres'''''
Meeting at Portland.

Portland. Nc, Jan. The '',
Institution for the Blind at d INV,
held here today elected the iollV''
officers for the ensuing year:
President, Morrill, n. Drew
presidents, Col f. +. Boothps
Charles II. Randall: clerk. ). 20
Knapp; treasurer. Harry bu'',' M
of the officers are residents Vi
land.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Jan
After a choppy session characterize
considerable dizziness. the wheat mar
here today closed easy with prices SD
to &c. below the closing quotations Of
previous day Corn and oats closed
and provisions steady.
The leading futures closed as follow
WHEAT-May 107lQs; July sa 3
CORN-May 61s; July g.: Sept. sei.
OATS-May 512: July 46sGt; Slept
MESS PORK-Jan. 16.4el May RGs
LARD-Jan. 9.473; MAY 9.MaI-s
SHORT RIBS-Jan. S.45; May So.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Steady. ~ ~.
WHEAT-No. spring 10Ilql@; NJ
1OOG1075: No. , red 105EG1o6s. 49,,
CORN-No. . 591N]: No. yellow 5sa
OATS-No. 8 49lQ5la,
RYE-No. 74i. ,e,,
RARLEY-Good feeding 6Osd6la:,
MALTING-Fair to choice bzae9s. 8,
FLAX SEEDING. ! northwestern
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 4W.
SHORT RIRs. SIDEs-SoG&o.
MESS PORK-16.45G16.5O
IARD-9.4,1. .,,o-
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Phelps Goes to the Cardinals.

Cincinnati Jan. 7.-President Robi-
son of the st. Louis Cardinals announc-
ed here that he had secured the re-
lease Of Catcher Phelps from the Pitts
burg club.
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COPPERS MUST KEEP OUT
OF BROWNS ATHLETIC CLUB

New York. Jan. - Browns Athletic
Association hes obtained from Justice
Seabury OF The supreme court an in
junction restraining the police from
entering the clubs premises or inter-
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MEMPHIS MAYOR WITHDRAWS
PERMISSION TO HOLD BOUT

Memphis. Jan. 7.-Learning for the
first time that the so-called "sparring
matches" are as much violation of
Tennessee law as prize fights" Mayor
Malone. who had granted written
permit for a bout between Jack Carrig
and Jack Gardner withdrew it. Judge
Moss threatens imprisonment to any
one violating the statute covering
glove contests Mayor Malone had
never read the law, but says he thought
sparring matches were permitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08

The speed of automobiles is controlled
at crossings in a Chicago suburb with
considerable success by the creation or
hunmock i'm the road by raising the side
walk crossing above the road level.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Jan. L
Prime mercantile paper 1904 per cent as1 90
Sterling exchange steady at 4S4,9On4So
for 60-day bills and at 1850 for demand
Commercial bills 4s4a64Sis.
Bar silver 81.
Mexican dollars 45.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
NInnn,. on can easy at oGo1 ner cent :.