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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-14
CHAPTER II.

Aubrey Montresor was not the only
man in London who was looking for
Denzilia Lavenham with a personal in
terest that was wholly independent of
any thought of the five thousand pounds
reward.
Upon the morning after the night at
Nottingham q tall, thin man of some
where between 30 and 40 years old was
standing before the fireplace of we'll
furnished lodging house sitting room,
looking, with an air of dissatisfaction,
at 'the numerous cards of invitation
stuck in the frame of the mirror. This
gentleman was Alick Langrishe, Amer
lean millionaire and unsuccessful sutton
of the missing heiress, Denzilia Laven-
ham. He took down one of the invita-
tions, a note in the first person, signed
in a graceful feminine hand, "Adela
Matthieson," requesting him to come and
dine in a friendly way with the writer
and her daughter that evening
"Hang it ALT" he muttered. "Whv did
I accept? am not going to marry Miss
Isabel, and Mrs Matthieson, sweet WON
an as she is, would be, in my present
mood-DenIlial Was it DenziliaH Or
did my eyes deceive me2 What L. she
doing in this masquerade"
He stuck the note back in the frame
of the mirror and took several impatient
turns up and down the room. "Den-
zilia, Denzilia, you need not have run
away from mel" He broke into scorn-
full laugh. what fool | am! AS if
Denzilia would take the trouble to run
away from mel"
He sat down, and, with his elbow on
the knee crossed over the other and his
chin in his hand, he fell to thinking. For
the last six months he had been privately
seeking Denzilia Lavenham through the
length and breadth of England, though
he had never outwardly betrayed the
least interest in her fate.
The result of his meditations was a
resolution precisely similar to that
taken by Aubrey Montresor He deter
mined to go that afternoon and call on
DenZil Caterhouse. He had called there
once before, and offered Mr.. Caterhouse
his services in the search for Miss Law
enham, but on that occasion Mr.. Cater
house had not been cordial. He seem
ingly scented an unwelcome sutton for
his niece's hand, and. though he ex-
pressed conventional thanks, he let it be
clearly seen that he preferred to trust to
the efforts of the professional detectives.
However, since Langrishe had seen, or
thought he had seen, Denzilia it would
certainly be proper to go and tell her
uncle so. Accordingly when he had
lunched he left his club and directed his
steps to the little street of small, shah
bv houses where Mr. Caterhouse dwelt.
ITO Be Continued
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Marsham. Therefore after due search
and inquiry, during which nothing
turned up to invalidate her story, she
was liberated, and soon found a place
with an American lady, who took her
back to her native land.
The only persons who appeared to be
more than theoretically interested in
Denzilia Lavenham's disappearance were
her quondam guardians They, as soon
as they heard of the catastrophe, took
such steps as appeared to them ad-
visable for her discovery.
They began by putting advertisements
into the English and American newspa-
pers for Denzil Caterhouse. This gentle
man made leisurely appearance in an
swer to the advertisement. He arrived
Eom abroad, and explained that his
health was such that he could not afford
to agitate himself by much study of the
newspapers, or even to live in those
places on the Continent where his fellow
countrymen congregated in such num-
oers as to bring about regular supply
of English daily papers.
He at once offered FIVE thousand
pounds reward for information concern
ing her, and babe the lawyers spare no
expense in their Investigations; but be-
yond desire to do his duty, he did not
seem to take much interest in the mat
ter one way or the other.
The New York papers supplied details
in profusion concerning Miss Laven-
hams past life, her habits, her eharac-
ter, and her appearance but the whole
matter remained mystery. One theory,
among the many advanced, was that
Denzilia had been murdered by her uncle
| in collision with the maid; another,
that she had made a marriage she was
ashamed of, and was purposely hiding
| herself.
This last idea occurred to Montresor
when he had CLEANED all the intelligence
from old newspapers that he could
| After some cogitation over ways and
means he decided that the first step to
take was to call on Denzil Caterhouse,
who was still in London. ostensibly look
ing for his niece, though it did not APP
pear that he took much active part in
the search
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-14
THE HOLIDAY HAUL.
New York Mendicants Reap Harvest
During Holiday Week.

Eight thousand two hundred known
beggars, most of them fairly able-bodied.
were engaged last week in their favorite
outdoor sport-"phnging the hooigan"
in New York city alone. The hooli-
gan is the charitably inclined man or
woman, who. filled with Christmas spirit
and other forms of Tom and Jerry, viii
toss a quarter to every beggar on the
streets. "Plinging" is the art of ex-
tracting the quarters. According TO the
report of James Forbes, secretary of the
National Association for the Prevention
of Mendicancy, the begging tribe prob
ably gathered in 500, O0D on the day be-
fore Christmas. THE 5000 odd beggars
took in from $50 to $50 each on that day.
That runs into some money-say $500
COO in Manhattan alone for one days
taking. And if Mr.. Forbes figures are
right, that is just drop in the bucket In
the mendicant's year. A most conserya-
tive estimate, based on known averages
for hard working beggars, and allowing
300 working days to the year, gives the
total cost of meudioancy, Just in petty
cash in New York city alone, at not less
than $37 600 per day, or 81, 100 900 per
year. And the chances are that this I'M
derstates the facts, for Mr. Forbes. In
making this estimate, tried to stay with
in the most conservative limits-New
York American.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-14

silas (reading morning paper Il
ZEE, Mandy, they're having another
var of the tongs daown thar in China
.aown.
Mandy-Land sakes, Yow'd think,
with all them Chinese laundries
araound, tibet fatirons would be han
Hest things tew fight with.-Judge.
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Uncle Sam a Logger

Logging operations are to be conducted
in upper Michigan by Uncle Sam this
winter. While not extensive, they will
accomplish an important mission. The
lighthouse reserve, four miles east Of
the scene of this activity on the part Of
the government. The tract consists of
500 acres and contains somewhat more
than 100000 feet of virgin white pine
of the finest quality.
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He Was,

owen Flanagan! Are you Owen
Flannagan?" said the clerk Of the
court
Yes, begorra" replied the prisoner,
with a merry twinkle in his eye, I'm
ow!n' everybody "-London Mail
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-14

You cannot tell what a woman aims
1t by what she hits.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-14

London public schools taught more
than 5000 children 70 swim last year
The sun., 1910-05-15

The local money market Last weekrilst
quiet with a gradual tendency tpWart
greater ease. The rate for call funds u
and ! per cent With the bulk of TIE iran.
actions made 40 81. 20 81 per cent. lhga
was little demand Tor time money and NJ
market here was without ieatuut Ihgs
was q slight shading of rates from ~
opening range and rates thereafter remained
steady az 81 10 per cent for sixty dayf.
per cent. for ninety days. 10 ~ pf-
cent for four, ave and six months and "
20 ~, per cent. for over the year COM
nercial paper vas quoted st e. 10 "
cent for prime single name- and lndorseg
bills receivable: other names. 5k n 90
cent.
The sterling exchange market lasi vesL
huctuated IN highly irregular fashion.
The rate for sight drafts moved within 80
net loss for the week 81 about ~ points
l.sal0mt 800 Tor sixty DAYS, aseaoa ~
for demand hills and s71SN $50 for cahle
Francs were quoted AZ s.isil les $50
marks, os less i-J2aas plus La and 9i',f
otis plus l-a2.
Domestic exchange on New YORK Bnscn
Par. Chicago-iic. premium Cbsrie~
SciIny,, 2SnLi5gyins par; selllng i-lec. PIsrl,as
Gal, Soc discount banks. o. premium
Minneapolis oOc. premium MOntrra ~
~, Paul-dOc. premium. NJ Louis ~
premium. San Francisco -25c premium.
Money In London. 2isa2i. per cent Ra's
Ct discount in the open market Tor -ll'
and three months bills. ~ per cent w
London stock Exchange Nas Clpsai ~
day for the Whitsuntide hOlidHys. Cable fg
apgiches qunted closing pEigeOf geH. r--e
~ irancs u2is Cenfimes PriYufe Isfr Hl Ns-
count. - Der cent, exchange ou Infno
p francs 81 centinles PriNata rate l. ~.
count in Berlin, 81. peF cent D. ..ufG.
on london, ~ marks ~ pigs -.
New York Clearing House station ~
Exchange f2sg 40 tns. halanres O. ~"
Sub Treasury debit balance ~ ns-
Commercial price pf bar zIINFr ~
York, sec. silver IN London. - ,f Neit
can silver dollars we're quoted ut o..
The sun., 1910-05-15
tive STOCK MARKET.

r,-.-,-.. -, - sArusDAT. May u
herelps OF herVes Were Las head IA g.
elanghtefers, 10 sales were made on live u-givs,
lhe market Was nominaily steady for Al 80
and grsdca Of cattle Dressed beef M r.t6s-
light demand at steady prices o. ID IIatsr -
u. for native chrcassrs No later rabIe s-,,.tl
from the catue and beef marhsts OF Great itrtti-
Eap9ris from lhis port ~ day. SIS berySs s1t
s.AtJ quarters Of brct
Nccelpts oi calves none, and therr v-r. ~,
I've calves On aale The tcsllnT u,ls Inn st.,i-'
Dressed calves Wrre steady 10 arm. civ dre9s.si
Neen .oia ~ lualAitc. per ~. win tar I'm
general l1p prire. county drraard ~ srffs !.
dresatd ed ead buttcgmik caves al T1tR1
teeelpa oi aheep and lambs were GGes head
mgilalag = carr ior slaurhlerurs ana for 5bs
merAeA maAlnE Win the STALE stock ~ crrs a.
ale lneep were nominhl IN the sllsanrr 5f ~
tliea' wv leehna Weas lamuHetendy and dsr1rnd
lAlI common - good clipped lambs srif III
glttala pfr lm lna 10 urine lnrnh. weTr -.
.ale. spTng lamhs entirely nominal Drrssrf
mutton STOW 81 i21it'8c. pgr ib: dTss.od isr,b..
~ llAll' 'aei country drunaed Dollhouse ianb.
ue1l ~ ~ - pr carcnan.
l.e1eipil 1i hnla Wtre ~ head an igr ulsurh
iefeFA feelng ueaR for I'VE hogs
The sun., 1910-05-15
FINANCIAL NOTEN

~ the request of a large uumhef N. ~
terred stockholders 1f tho Wfiatn o. ~
Quehanua Railroad Company r con FL
has been nrgnniyrd. rou-isfing bI = y No
lace. chairman frank nergfn. NaNa
Bliss. Henry EyHus and Joseph : ~. "
huYsen. % protect their interest," . III
central Trust Company Of AsW fQrA- ~
street. has been named a. depor lar'
The hrooklyn Inion Elevated klHa'sa.
q subsidiary Of the Brook yn hapid " iiis. p
has declared an initial dividend Ol psr,rl
on ~ common stock. payable Jun" !" ~
holders Of record May Sd.
frank y. hreCh. Alexander NBgeTt, -
?. y. v. Cloge. a. n ComWIttea 0i nnI
Of Dulutnbus and Hooking COL ,aua If..
'ompany seCirii ieB. invite ho.ders n
aun Herund mOrtfa ge bnnds and ~ ~
Glasses ol stock 20 depoair them oa 81
June Z with the BANKERS Trust Con y
Ehirh VII tsaue certlhcafes Of tfs'
lhe htuck Exchange viii he asker .1 ~
me- ceTiiacaies tnd tea .epEemiitee % -3.s
adlu9tmgnt a
The sun., 1910-05-15
rRE CUM MARKRr.

The ourb ulaFkst Last WOek Was mads
up Almsat smoirsly 0f trading IN ths eoppsf
sharss. end activity IN thh HfOuD - vel
as price movUmonts we're more pnonoanoed
than thV have bseh lAa6ly. Considerable
improVaRSnt occurred In all the leAalna
lsanes In the fore part of the week. Butte
Coalition rose from is& 10 1ik. Chino
from lex 70 lsk. Nevada Consolidated
from lsk 70 l01s. Miami from llh 10 31E,
Ray Consolidated from loS 10 lot.. and
smaller advances we're the ruls elsewhere.
The movement slAokSned on "Wednesday.
aud thereafter realizing sales rsduc@d
the gains previously made. A feature
VI the later trading was the dsVelopmenl
VI strength In the sO-callsd HslnEs prop
eFt'es Ohio Copper rose sharply 90 4.
Uhited to and Davis-Daly 70 ~. Ameri.
can Tobacco and Standard on both showed
armneas throughout. the former recover.
ina practically ali Of ~ dividend. During
the week Nevada Consolidated. one Of tho
most prOminsht Of the copper shares. Waa
transferred 70 The stock EIchanga
Transactions In detail N lhs market yss-
tefdav were a. f0lloWa'
The sun., 1910-05-15
TEE GRAIN MARKETS.
PFloos DSalne-WsACAoF News Rather
more FRvaVablS- Cash Traas Qulst.

more FRVoEabiS-cas Traas Quist.
wheat declined. Tomparaiursa a. tho
Northwest we're In some eases rather low
and tho weather there vas generally dry.
The ara OF cold Temperatures vas not "
vide. hoWovsT. and the Indications we're for
warmer conditions over sunday With show
ers. Moisture wAa also pFedietsd for Kan
as These condiiiona ancOuraged The
bears 10 sal more freely and there was
scattered liquidation some who took
profits pni out freah short lines Armour
interests we're selling Clement. Logan
and bloom we're also sslloFs The receipts
90 the Northwest wee larger. the cash
markets NsFs generally reported dull and
the foreign crop nswa Was beaFish. Wash
ingtOn advices state that che outlook for
the EurOpean winter wheat yield Il excellent,
and In such circumstances very few people
e1peet 10 witness q revival Of export buy
ing In this country In the near future
SpFiag wheat receipts we're .Z37 bush.
against l1o. go last year On the Olher hand
BARTLETT and Peavey as we'll a. some other
prominent interests made purch asea and
there vas more or less commission house
0uying. while aOms early sellers covered
later OWNS 10 the bulllah tenor Of most Of the
NNoN feuofts from tue houthNoHt, ftouau-
Ing No Of ields was said to be still going
Oa ln sOuthsrn Nebraska Reports VI m
seot damage we're received from that state
~ wei a. from Kansas, Missouri, Illinois
and indiana. The stOck at Mlnnea polls
decreased "a. 90 bush for one DAY.
THE coax SITUATION
Corn declined on the weakness In wheat.
dnlneas and depression on che spot, more
iAvOrabls weather and liquidation. The
GOgida shipulents were stated at 2,estOO0
bush against I.7ii.OoO lEst week and
S,2so go last year
THR OARS FRATuhKs.
Oats ~ tho West we're quiet and easier
with the Test Of the LIST The cash market
vas dull and easy and there Was scattered
Liquidation. some Who sOld July bought
september
the sPor MARREta
wheat easier No sales. No 2 red.
ni5H e. o. b. af0at for expert NJ /
northern Duluth. N,2iis & Q. b. ahoat for
export. Ne. ! northern Manitoba, q .OoA
T. o b. anOat for export Futures closed
= 10 -. lower. Corn dull No sales
No. elevator. To-. domestic basis futures
closed unchanged Oats quiet natural
white on truck, tssrts'.c Rye aud barley
nominal
Ftti,fT.s we're n fnIlnw..
The sun., 1910-05-15
IBnslness TFoables.

Pal-v Bindskopf manufacturers of
cloaks and suits al y and II West Twenty
first street. are endeavoring 10 make a
settlement With creditors. and have put
Their Affairs ~ the creditors hands with
view 10 winding up the business Outstds,
Of tho bankruptcy coHrt Liabilities are
ii1.710 and nominal assets $40 go
trvnG l.. krnst, attorney for the Morris
Simon C0mpany, manufacturer OF NECK :
wear % la2 bIoadWay, said Yesterday that
the company had made a settlement with
creditors at ~ cents on the dollar and their
business would BE- continued a. heTptofors
Liabilities were s17 600
The sun., 1910-05-15

THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of averages of ths
Associated banks compares ~ follows wa
that OF the prev viOus Week and that II he
corresponding week a year ago;
Loan. niss.ss LSs s:.s loo is,isSsoo ii Sol 81 ans
Cirsuistn. SISssoo ''.sss"o ''i;i.as
sVec,.- ,-=asD zlm.sp ,son@
Legal Ten. sstd.,so ".ai@ HSn.7s
a.: Sc s.s held fSs s;sis sS So ssSis ;; 500 5 s
sqrp,u, HII@.so NoIIias HiSii1r
u den. as 80 ~
The amount Of United states deposa
shown In the week statement a 81 go, 80
an increase of t2s.1oo since the pFeyiom
week II these deposiis were deducied Fon
the aggregate gwen the surplus eosn ~
ihs actual condition Of no CiearAt
House banks AZ the close OF thssNeek =
revealed in the following hgures: '--t
chanyIs rSoa
l.oaus N.iIs0 0O.iD 81 .laq.lsSeop pee il.sefan
spscir .a.6l so zoqsoseq lne. asI.'3
Iss ,sn z. Sis; g; 1 -, s.s Y. 5 Isr b .iss, %
Slr. new .2.,sl.f7s. i;Alasto Anc, As9Asa
y The state Banking Departmena reIrOTp
the Neekiy condlttoR of the state banh
aud trust companies IN Greater New York
hNMN. NANAA
Loans and invests tiea. "a io pec S-Qr ~
hufrle .......... aatlAlH0 ~ NAAN
Irrhls - Att1mn Inc ft1fn
neuoats @nitllseN llNf etN.h
Reserve on deposits m.ho1N urr AZ TO
Pcrucntagc Of reserve. "a,
Trust cnlfPANrNn.
Loans and Invests n.nsanie.0D peo ANN
NnCrlr ........ss llaiAeAs-M ~ AAA.Y
4 .rrsls 1e.ulA u0 Inc gcin
llruudk .... ...s lsllt|WEshN llec iaNl-iN
Reserve un deposits ias.ato.am Dee. IND
Percentage Of reserve. ta0.
arArR nkNka AFD fnrar CoNftNtEa
Loans and inyests 81 .llt1lsln Dec eelAl
sporie i31.13.an Dee .E2N
Irgals eihJi1m lnr tlW
Total deposits l.zil|NAAHn ner II fsieN
Deuodts. ellminaunT
amounts due from
reserve deposi
t0Fies and from
othcr banks and
trust romnlulea IN
New orb city La thnCf0 Der. h0HsN
Reserve on deposits. ila.0o.lm Der. aAeAaN
PercentaEe OF reserve, n.
The sun., 1910-05-15
TIE PRILHDELPRIt MARKEr.

PHLADHLPHIA. May IL 90 Outside Of
70 our local shares market to-day This
stock continues active and strong sales
being .40O shares to-day and fraCt tionally
lower a. the close tsehiRh Valley was
active eui showed no chance in price
The sun., 1910-05-15

PHoVtstONs lard dull. Mav futures
n soai3 toc July. - lOa % -. September,
y 49, -. Prime western, taoD rslned
PORK 1uiei. Mess. s2t heef quiet Family
81 . iosi 90 Butter - CFeameTv. extras. g~c
these state. T. C.. finest. nsW, COlored.
tlisC Eggs Western 1pts. Bbn2ti ,r.
May. sOsf s.lar July. aaa ~ OCtOheT
7 s5a 7 co. lanutry B95ae 1or Chicago.
MAY a. -- Another stih advance in hog
priCes gave a further bulge in prov siOns
THIS made closing nrm. There Was q
mOderais general trad~. with some of the
huvinR credited 20 packer Cash demand
for meats improving Prizes a. follows.
The sun., 1910-05-15
NISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CsHes Dull and Feaiurelsss Provision
Advance.

Coffee was fsatursles- In the absence
0f foreign advices the trading came pncti-
cally 10 a standstill Only zoo bsgs we're
dealt in
Spot coffee vas quiet Rio No :. sl.H
sisc. Futures closed quiet and generally
unchanged There Was holiday in all OF
the foreign msTkets Prizes here a. fol-
The sun., 1910-05-15

The imports 81 specie iOf mo Trrn
reported 70 tho Custom House were p. ..
silver and 81, 2J5 gold maktn- fu'..
imports since January q. ~ 3GJ. .tu. ..--
Of specie were. Silver $50 ~ gu.f -'
he eNports oI specie since 80. f.
have been; God. So, ,1si.s1i. siiye s'.. y.
U1o a total OF afn Itr al
The sun., 1910-05-15
FOREIGN BOVDS.
THE BOSTON WIRKET.

BOsION. May ~ Trading Ia the copper
shares was dun and withoul feature during
The short session to-day The close found
most Of the active issues unchanged In pTloe,
Industrtala and raids we're neglected
The sun., 1910-05-15
THE CHICAGO NARKET.

CHICAGO, MAY II There was very lam.
Interest shown In the market Tor iooSi
securities to-day, the close hndinF pricss
practically unchanged With very ueht
volume
There Was only one Transaction in IN.
k0ud daumrfma
The sun., 1910-05-15

SrOAh h.-kaw steady. teutTifuEal ~
test, 42tc., muacOyados. " te~t. S7tc.
Refined was quiet and steady. GmnuAied
. zic.
NAVAL STOREs Spirits Of turpentlne
stl !aSsc. Common 10 good ~ irained rOsin
The sun., 1910-05-15

DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

COMPANY ahd TfFm
Alabama Great A1uthfrn,
semi annuai ...
Alabama Great southern
aTuli annual ...
Clnrlnnal. New Orleans
and renaH pacinr quar-
terig. ig............'..
nru1fiyn luiun Elfvataf
Mf1nfiya Uniuu EigVataf
HHml annual .........
Eaatlnnn a1linl. quar-
WIZ .s... ..HH....
Eastman Kodak. GUAR
tgriV
Kastnihn Kstisk eutra
The sun., 1910-05-15

The first notable recession in an almost
perpendicular rise In cotton prizes which
lasted throughout last week occurred yes
tertay. On Friday May contracts sold AZ
is.so. July a. i5.7s and October az I3I0.
these ngure- comparing with low record
for the year Of 1850 for May. ~ 50 for July
and Is Tor October. and with 10 "a. 10 IS
and itO3 respectively the high points OF
the season reached last December Ncz-
terday there was sharp break on heavy
realizing -ale- which carried price- down
10 a point from Is 10 ~ points below the
high range on Friday. Therea fter the bull
element asum reEa in-d control Of the
ina rkei and a good rally followed. during
which the july option was az premium
over May
The sun., 1910-05-15

The whear market showed weaker
tendency Yesterday In response 10 reports
Of more favorable weather In the North
west. The foreign wheat markets have
lately displayed a decidedly beari-h tone
and the crop outlook in all the foreign
producing r0untries h said 10 be sxoellsni.
This view Was borne out by the Agricultural 1
Drpa rtmsnt's report on foreign crop con
ditions published yesterday In the great
grain producing sections Of eastern and
central Europe the CROPS are said 70 be
progressing IN splendid manner. and in
other quarters Of the world good Yields are
Indicated from Increased areas
The sun., 1910-05-15
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.


The receipts from customs yesterday wer. A. :
ofs.ls. lrom Internal rrvenus ordinary 800 "a
coTuOfAton taa. fa03t.. and miarelianepIts
dempdOn, t2.fe5A2i
Ths cssh statement of ths United states Treas
The sun., 1910-05-15

ks1sas CIV Iuly -tlh = sllS sls ga dA,
iLoUE.-DIil. spring Patents: 40.
a. iOdes ~. Rye Hour. o. 10aste0
The sun., 1910-05-15

Contrary 70 common impression. the teal
does not mean the retirement of senator
Clark from active business In the Western
copper fields. ~ it involves only the Original
and stewart mines In Butte The United
Verde Copper mines In Arizona and the
senators Eino mines In north Butte do not
change Ownership. II h Onicially stated
that the consideration Vas all In cash and
not In shares Of Anaconda or any other
company under the Ryan domination.
The sun., 1910-05-15

Speculative operations in sterling er-
chang were indulged ia 70 an unusual
extent last week and the market in conss-
quence was thrown into confusion. Deal
inE- in exchange were prolonged on several
days far beyond the usual hOurs devoted
10 business and rates nuctuat-d Violently.
often moving within an extreme range of
nearly three-quArters 0f q cent a pound Ia
= single session. The cause of thi. unaettle-
iueut vas Of course heavy bear saIs,s OF
exchangr following the nsws Of the enor-
nous sales Of our bonds abroad When
these Spectators discovered that bills
drawn AGAINST the bond sales were SLOW in
coming into the market a hasty movement
TO cover followed. with the result that sight
drafts, which had been depressed TO clos.
10 the low point Of the year. rose sharply.
recovering nearly al their decline
The weekly bank statement was Of highly
favorable character. acoOrdinE 90 both
forms of cOmpilat on. The usual for~cnst.
made on Friday Indicated that the. banks
had gained largely In cash a. result Of the
continued movement OF funds here from the
interior cities. and these forecasts we're
borne out BY an increase In cash Of 81. 40 oao
IN the average statement and an incrensa
Of o. 5S1. 80 under the actual figures Bur
Il vas the loan aocOunt that occazioned
greatest surprise. In spite Of fairly active
stock market during the week this ten,
decreased 90 7oonoO in tho average return.
tit o57 900 In the actual statement and
% 6Os1 no In the report Of outside banks and
tTust companies. This Of course indlcat,s
that private Institutions aud banks outside
Of the city havt h-~n taking advantage OF
the somewhat higher range of call rates
than has been seen lately.
The sun., 1910-05-15

Ih9 TIae ll AnlaIIhInaIeu WaH a.lIIN'l
20 the announcement 0f the purchase 0l
senator Clarks Butte properties by tho
Ryan Interests. although. a. Ons cynio ex-
pressed h. what Amalgamated needs is
not an inereAssd supply Of copper but a
market for what t has already Never
theleaz the deal b expected - prove ad-
ranta9eOus 70 Amalgamatsd. for. aside
from adding sO.O00. 600 pounds Of cooper
year 70 the output Of tho Ryan holdings.
Il removes from the hold Of active opera
tions one of the copper trust's- most
trOubleaoms rivals.