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LIBERIA ~ BAD WAY.
Threatened by NATIVES and short Of
Wane,, 4. H. Naval Omcer Reports.

W,sptVgroN. June IL Commander
John Fraser I.uby, commanding Oticer %
tn. cruiser Des MOinea. which ~ on duty
ON the Liberian coast, reported 20 the
Navy Department to-day that the republic
Of Liberia il IN urgent need Of assistance
The republic. ne said. had n OF enough
money 10 auuip troops 20 proceed against
the reb-llious natives who are becoming
restless
Tha. British Government is anxious 10
sscprrgI IN what sters Secretary 81 tState
Knox intends % take 90 rehahilitate the
negro republic. which has been IN financial
straits Tor several year. The British
Foreign once % was said to-day, has made
DETERMINATIONS to the State Department
r,.crntly 20 obtain Information on TINS
subject
Conditions IN I.iberia have be-n a source
If worry u the uffiCers Of the state De
u1rtn.nt for some time The republic
has b.en bankrupt and appare ntly unable
To govern itself properly or control me
rsbellious tribes residing hack from the
coast
About a wear ago the IIberian Govern
uDsnt sent A communication Ia Washing
ION 10 apraal a. Ehhu Root. then Score
tarv 81 state. Tor assistance The appeal
VA made because of the fact that Great
Britain had served notice on the Liberian
Republic that u must MAINTAIN a more
ORDERLY Government than u had.
Mr. Root asksd Congress Tor an appro-
priation to cover the expens"s ~ com
MISSION Of inquiry, which was S'nt 70
liberia Last wear "a make a report on con-
d,t,ons there and recommend measures
for the rehabilitation Of the negro ~
pubIc The report has been hled AZ the
State Department and some 81 10 rcc"'n-
n.ndatinns have been adopted.
n has h-sen suggested that the United
states Germany and Great Britain unite
In Joint protectorate over the republic.
This plan. ho~ever. DOES not meet with
Inc a1pT0val oI Secretary n state knOH.
Who -sens inclined IN deal With the eit'la-
ti0n without foreign assistance. tie
iavors. Il was said a financial protectorate
similar n that now eAisung IN hant"
Dorninyo The Senate leaders. however
apparently are opposed 10 Secretary
Knuxs plan.
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PHILADELPHIA Hamilton will make snort
flights this afternoon. he said. just 10 keep
In practice.
large number n persons gathered
al the Battery 10 witness the flights.
The mechanics spent part Of yester-
day putting the machine In condition Tor
the light tomorrow. The = gallon fuel
tank was removed and replaced by one
that holds twenty gallons In order 10
accommodate the hig tank the radiator
had o. be- changed. This extra fuel supply
entails an added wei ght Of i25 pounds.
Hamilton said the engine was doing fine
work yesterday and he thought every
thing was IN good shape Tor his start
Hamilton estimates that Il will take
about two hours and a half 10 cover the
distance between here and the Quaker
City He expects 10 start on his return
trip between and , o'clock IN time TO
reach New York about o'clock
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THE BUCKET SHOP CASES.
Government VIII Net seek 10 lDdIe'
western UnlSR OmceTs.

Government WI Net seek 10 IndIet
western InlsR Onicers.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Admins
tration has no intention u insututng pro-
ceedinRs against the New York Stock
Exchange In connection with lts bucket
shop crusade There b no likelihood
either u the Department Of Justice seek
ing indictments against officers 81 the
Western Union Telegraph Company In
the bucket shop cases because Of their
suppoAed knOwledge ~ the Use % which
their wires had been put The question
Of indicting Western Union officials was
brought 10 before the Federal Grand jury
which has been sitting In the District o.
Columbia In the bucket shop cases but u
was decided that no criminal action
against these officials would lie.
The Department u Justice declared
further to-day that II had no intention q
going after the Postal Telegraph Com
many. The Department can only proceed
against such concerns or persons a. have
violated the Federal law against bucket
shops which exists IN the District u
Columbia. Beyond that Il sees no way
90 prosecute
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WILL EXONERATE DENNETT.
ChaFEes Against General Land once
CommlnaiOner Fall Fiat

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE charges
made by Representative Hitchcock u
Nebraska against Commissioner bennett
Of the General Land once have fallen
fat, The report oi the majority Of the
Committee on Expenditures in the Int
rior Department will eXonerats COmmis-
siuner bennett. u there IL a report 10y
the minority u the COMMITTEES II will bs
based almost entirelv upOn the charges
Of favoritism and Unauthorized exDendi-
lures for Young Jack BallinRer = trip
acrn-s the continent from Washington 70
Seattle. where he left the service Co 90
into private business The COMMITTEES
will file is report Just before final ad +
joumment
Jack BAllingcr il nephew II Secretary
Ballinger. Mr. Hitchcock claimed that
the Young man intended IN resign when he
left Washington and that the allOW ance
for his travelling expenses and per diem
under a desi Rnation % special temporary
inspector ot Offices was a final rakeoh-
and an outrage on the Treasury A. for
Secretary Ballinger's influence in the mat
Ter the majority report will say that Judge
Ballingsr was not then in public once and
nobody had any idea that he would ba
Secretary 81 the Interior.
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N.,.meu,. sf Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE GInboat
Scorpion has arrived AZ PirRus and the
tug AjaK ~ Boston.
The torpedo boats FOOte and Rodgers
have sailed from Charleston for Norfolk.
the collier Veatal from Bradford for TOmp-
kinsville. the ginboats Wheeling and
Petrol from Fan Francisco for Bremen
ton. the supply ship Supply froIn Guam
FOR NaRasaki. the torpedo bosts Paul
Jones, Prsbls. Perry and Stewart from
Long Beach for Mare Island and the
t1rpsdo boats Lawrence. Goldsborough
snd Rowan from San Pedro for Mare
Ialand.
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PANAMA BOTNDIRY DISPUTE.


WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Costa Rioa
Congress " unwilling 20 ratify the recent
protnrol for the settlement Of the Panama
Gotta Rica boundary dispute signed IN
Washington renently. according 20 advioes
rrorfypd to-day at the State Departments
from the American Legation a. San
Lose Tho protocol contemplated the
.,Ibmiss ION 81 tho boundary dispute io
chief Justice FULLER n the Suprems Court
~ tho United States for arbitration.
The action II the Costa Roam Congress
il q surprise to tho OhiCnrs 81 the state
Department. who we're led 70 expect
prompt ratification OF the convention.
The GOOD Offices ~ the Department were
extended 20 both republics largely beoauae
IN tho fact that Costa Rina seemed on NOUS
ID have the matter settled.
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Gen. BlAby wOrn In a. ChIet Engineer
OG the Army.

WASHINGTON, June u Brig Gen Will
lam u. BiNby WAS to-day sworn IN ~
Chief Engineer ~ the Army, succeeding
Brig -Gen William l.. Marshall retired
for aRe. Gen. BXby was president n the
Mizsisaippi River Commission. Gen.
Marshall has been Chief Of Engineers
since July. iDOs Prior 10 that date he was
engineer officer at New York and super
yised the Nork ~ dredging the new Am
bross channel Tie has been mentioned
~ sllcCessoT 10 y. u. Newell as director
81 the Reclamation Service.
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~ nan alrset ..EvrnlnE 81. /.

The Wall Street edition o. TIE EvENHo
Sry contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 20 the close
Of the market. The closing quotations.
including the bid and aaSod' priOos with
additional news matter. are contained also
in the niGhl .edilQa,s EER ,ERQEq l1ls
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wmUrr. John A. sh,rI,is for Nrw Pest.

The National Liberal immigration
Ieaaue in case tho Bennett naturalization
hin bscnmes a law will recommend that
United States Commissioner John A.
shields he appointed the naturalization
coUmissioneT Tor this district. The bill
provides for such an ofiioer In each natur-
alizatiOn district
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
ARCHBISHOP TRREATENER
Mgr. Blenk's OPPOSITION % RaoetFaoA
Gambling Brings warnings 60 MIN.

NEw ORLEANS. June 1.-The bitternals
casued by the fight for the repeal OF the
Locke law which prohibits rAcetro08
betting has reached such & height that
Archbishop Blenk Of the Catholic Church.
who has been outspoken in his opposition
10 renewal Of racetrack gambling.
has received several letters denOuncing
him and his Church and threatening HE
life II he does not lei up on his racetrack
denunciations.
The Archbishop has replied With an
even stronger declaration than beforo
that he will continue to denounce gam.
bling az long ~ he lives
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Itsut q. ?. Cooper. 70 retired ist
Fnrirn J. ?, Pend, irom ne Petrol 70 Naval
Hqruanl Mare leland.
Enriru a. &. Wilhelm, nom NE west NifIinla
gsS,in h. v MsmtricE. from ne Montgomery
10 ~ truIslana.
GR re ~ eiI7's'
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30
Organized Bible STUDY.

The Ladies Prayer Circle have
organized a bible study and will
meet every Friday afternoon at
1 o'clock. The purpose of the
meeting is to study the Bible, to
make home visitations, and meet
strangers who come into our
town. inviting them to church
and Sunday School. Every lady
is invited to come and take a
part. They will meet with Mrs.
NJ. T. Goodwin Friday.
Mrs. Johnson. Pres.
Mrs. Muldrow, Vice Pres.
Mrs. Scott. Sec'y.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30
umbaresr Notes.

Miss Anna Wansley is spend
ing week or so with her many
friends here, before leaving for
her new home in Weatherford,
Okla.
II. Witeman and wife were
Hereford visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Nadine Yutz and two
children of Mo-, arrived Tuesday
for an extended visit with her
parents, r.. Simms and wife.
Charley Wright and wife came
home Tuesday after a visit with
friends near Tiband, n. NJ.
D.. l.. r.. Butts loaded up his
wagon with farm implements
and feed. and started for his
profitable claim in n. NJ. Sunday.
Chris. Emge and wife are the
happy parents of Il daughter, ar
irving at. their home Sunday
morning.
There was a very pleasant So
cial gathering at the home of
Mrs. f. Hunt, northeast of I'm
barger. The ladies' Of the vicin-
ity numbering some twenty were
invited to spend the day. An
old-fashioned quilting was the
chief feature of the day, not
mentioning the bountiful dinner
which was spread before us.
After the quilt was finished, the
old house cat was brought forth
and placed in the center of the
quilt by the young ladies' and
given a vigorous shaking. You
know the old saying The one
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30
Social and Personal Notes

A. w. Montgomery has been
III from an abcess.
Watch the show windows at
the City Pharmacy. 23w4
Mrs. Tom Stewart has been i'll
this week with tonsilitis.
Go to the Canyon Hotel for
good accommodations. a+tf
DR.. Silas Ballard, of Temple,
vas in the city Tuesday on bust,
ness.
If you want something differ.
ent and the best, call the Nor
ma Grocery.
1t is reported that Bill
Clampett cannot tell the differ
ence between good laundry soap
and brick ice cream without
swallowing half a cake of it.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30

Miss Bessie HARRISON left
Monday for her home in Ben
Franklin after a two days visi,
with her brother, ia. HARRISON.
She has been teaching music in
Lubbock.
r. w. O'Keefe, of Plainview,
passed through the city Monday
on his way to Hereford. Mr..
OKeefe was formerly of this
place being president of the Can.
Won National bank.
Robert Bates, superintendent
of the Holiness college at Elida,
N. NJ, accompanied by his wife
visited the parental W. f. Bates
home, leaving for their home on
No 113 Monday.
Editor A. NJ. Callahan, Of. the
Tulia Standard, made this Office
q very pleasant call Tuesday.
He was on his way to Amarillo
with a party. He reports our
neighboring town in very good
condition.
\ A. J. Osborne will sell at his
residence one block south and
one block east of the high school
tomorrow at , p. m, a lot of good
furniture. Ladies especially in
vited to come and inspect the
goods.
SIS it as good as the Canyon
Lumber Company's?''is the ques.
ton they all ask. Why take
chances? If you have any.dOubt
dive YOURSELF the benefit--not
the other fellow. Buy from the
Canyon Lumber Co. then you
KNOW you've got just what YOU
want 26tf
Pat Thompson will sever his
with the Thompson
Co. today to go to his
office just north of the, City
Pharmacy, where his plumbing
Headquarters will be found here
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

tBy Lilburn f. Thompson, Reporter.l
The high school crossed bats
with the normal team this week,
with a score of 6 to 4 in favor of
the high school,
a'he light accommodations of
the school building has been i'm
proved greatly by painting the
upper panes of the windows.
Through the kindness of Bus.
ter Brown one hundred little
boys and girls of the schools are
in possession of a beautiful red
back slate.
The mothers club will meet
next Monday afternoon at the
high school building. All the
mothers are invited to be pres
ent.
Prof. Price has changed the
desks in his room so that they
now face the hall. The arrange
meut is better for both teacher
and pupils,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Rogers
we're visitors in Prof. CosS room
Tuesday.
Miss Cund and Mrs. Orton
will take the pupils of the second
and third grades OF a picnic trip
to Baird's pasture next Satur-
day. All the mothers are invited
to accompany them. They vii
90 about 10 o'clock, spread then
lunch as soon as they arrive and
then have the rest of the day for
study and play. Mostly play.
Some of the patrons OF the
school think the boys ought &c
organize a debating society. How
about it boys?
Bro. Hawkins was a visitor IN
Prof. Coss' room last Tuesday.
At the last teachers meeting
Prof. Price was elected librarian
and the library will be openeC
Friday for the pupils to take
books to read. The school vii
be divided into five divisions ano
each division assigned one day
in the week to receive and return
books.
: The supervisors from the Nor
| NAL were present at the teach
er's meeting Tuesday evening.
The noiseless and dustless
: erasers which were ordered
before school opened, arrive'
Tuesday. In many ways the.
7 are superior to the eraser thai
) has been used, being made en-
J.. tirely of felt, they make no nois'
and erase the board perfectl.
clean.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30

she hoped out nearest, ETC."
Miss Mary Pickens was the
lucky one.
There will be preaching at the
Wilson school house Sunday at
III o'clock. Everybody come.
Panhandle.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30
Amarillo exects to have som,

fine auto races Oct. 1912.
Fresh homemade candy a,
Cowart's Confectionery. 23ti
f. a. Brown and wife went to
Amarillo Monday to visit trends.
See Pat Thompson about that
plumbing you want done. 25tf
Jas. Hutchinson, of Silverton,
was a business caller in the city
Tuesday.
J. +. Boitnott went to Hamlin
Wednesday on a three days bust.
ness trip.
Fox RENT-A furnished two
room house. Miss Lille Leonard
or phone 10. 27-ltp
Dr.. Geo. Langworthy, of ANA
rillo, was a business caller in the
city Tuesday.
Courteous treatment. pleased
customers, our motto. Normal
Grocery phone Nc. u.
The boys of the Normal met
yesterday to organize a literary
society.
Furniture for sale, as good as
new. Cheap if taken at once.
Call at this office. Up
Rev. j. VI. Harder made a
business trip to Lake Arthur. n.
NJ. this week.
Pat Thompson is able to do all
kinds of expert plumbing work.
See him for prices. 25tf
The students are a rather sun
burned looking bunch since their
trip to the canyons Monday.
Mrs. V. Edna Henson went to
Hereford Monday returning
Tuesday morning on the stub.
Twenty children joined the
Presbyterian church at the Sun
day morning service.
The name of the Santa Fe
Boarding House has been chang
ed to Canyon Hotel, J. +. Berry
Prop. 24tf
Mrs. S. J. Moreland and Miss
BERTHE left yesterday for Malone
where they will spend the Win
ter.
Mrs. S. j. Cox of this place
has gone to Amarillo and will
make her home with her son
Dock Cox.
Mrs. j. p. Winders was called
to GAINESVILLE Wednesday to the
bedside of her nephew, who is
seriously i'll.
The Normal building will be
in such condition as to allow
most of the work to be moved
out next week.
J. NJ. McClain has moved his
family from Umbarber to his
residence in Canyon to take adj
vantage of the schools here.
Rev. j. 5. Groves led the
chapel exercises at the Normal,
Saturday and Rev. j. j. Hutch.
ison conducted them Wednesday
Miss Martha kottmeyer lief
Yesterday for her home in st
where she will soon be married
She has been in the city for some
time.
II. NJ .Harrell will leave in about
ten days for Fit. Worth where he
has accepted a position. Mr.
Harrell has been here for SOM
time and has made many friends
who will regret his departure.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30

Room soc per night $50 per
day at Canyon Hotel. 24tf
For the quickest deliveries
phone the Normal Grocery No.27
Mrs. Fred Luke entertained
the Merry Matrons Thursday
afternoon.
When in need of Fresh Groc-
cries, phone the Normal Groc-
cry, No. %.
J. 7. Holland and wife went to
Hereford Wednesday for a few
days visit.
With two, delivery wagons you
are assused prompt deliveries.
Normal Grocery, Phone %.
A movement is on foot for the
organization of Il mems glee club
in the Normal.
Let the Canyon Exchange Co.
know your wants. They can
make the deal for you. 27tf
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Green. of
Lubbock, are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. 1. N, Hunt.
If you want a good fat veal
roast, call the City Market,
Phone Is.
Mrs. Sam Shotwell went to
Amarillo Monday for an extend
ed visit with her daughter.
Rev. Robson of KreSs, is Wis
ting his daughters, Mesdames
S. S. and Jas. Coffee.
Mrs. Ingham entertained the
of the Book Club at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
If You have ans thing to ex-
change, see us at once. We are
in the business. Canyon Ex-
change Co. 27tf
Il. 3. Parsons. of Roswell, was
/ caller in the city Tuesday,
He is connected with the
Fee.
Mrs. +. Brooks of Clovis spent
asst Sunday with Sam Shotwell.
She was formerly a resident of
Canyon.
Mrs. Elizabeth McDOrman sold
he Iowa Restaurant yesterday
% Andrew Bullock, fOrmer,cook
If the Baltimore Hotel.
The electric light company is
FAST extending its lines eastward
md will soon be prepared to
light the Normal building.
Grady Holland left this week
for Fl. Worth where he will con-
tinue his study of pharmacy. He
will finish the course this year.
Lester Weaver, of Hereford,
passed through Canyon Monday
anroute to GAINESVILLE where he
has been called by the illness of
his sister.
Garner went to Plainview
Wednesday to do a job of en-
balming. Mrs. Garner accom-
him and will remain a
days to visit.
The local committee of the
Normal is in session today to fix
the budget for next years eX-
penses to be presented to the
legislature.
j. f. Smith has accepted a
position withthe Normal grocery
as boOkkeeper to take the place
of H. NJ. Harrell who will soon
leave for Fit. Worth.
j. w. Roundtree left for Globe
Arizona. the first of the week
where he intends to remain. He
was a clerk at the Normal gro
Gerry for a few months.
The East End Shop has put up
a mighty fine sign this week.
Il. f. Foster is the proprietor
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE--Boston 10 and
1ci,c discount; Chicago, 15 10 25c discount ;
San Francisco. sight &C premium, teieSral n
e. r1reuiuru: New Orleans, coTnTnerclal t0c
Ccs1 discount. bank s. premium; Charles-
ton buyinE par. selling lOc premium ST
Louis &c discount bid, &c asked; Mime
auolis &c premium: Savannah, buying
S-l6c discount, selling par
RANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
c7auces $500 I22. .021. balances 81. .4glS06; haI-
-iTT7ore. exchanges S5I40.12l- balances. $3.50
20. Philadelphia, exchanges S--,UIe.oso pa
ances sl-9d9.S42; ChlcaEo' exchanges o.
s1al43. balances S3.5l5.2lb.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar Sil-
Yer 5s2sc: Mexican silver dollars, 45c- bar
silver in London closed at = lid. an aa-
vance Of I'D.
GOLD PRENTCM.-In Madrid, 7-S5. Lis
bon, 30
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York is quoted al 20l1z.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Receipt
from customs yesterday were Sl-21Or rSso; IN
rerIlal revenue. including corporation tax
s. 0l6 62S. and miscellaneous, SlO4-e-a. q 10
rsl Of 50 392 460 against total expenditures
on ordinary account Of S-Sl6,Ilz. FOR the
month 10 date ordinary receipts have been
s. - SIS and ordinary expenditures 30
grae gSS. the excess OF receipts amounting 10
s. .g5 Sg4 For the fiscal wear 10 Gate orul-
rfa--v receipts have been Sl7S. .003 633, against
sI6R TS5. .5a8 in the same period OF lS9, ana
ordinary expenditures SlS6.414,4 ,466, against
$40 - 254 in 1903, the excess OF eXpenol-
-77rez rflis wear amounting 10 SS.470.S33. com
F,ared with an excess OF expenditures last
z-ea- Of s2l s45 T45 Including Panama Can
al account snd public debt, the excess OF
all expenditures over receipts since July i
amounted 10 81 Se6. .594, against an excess in
the corresponding period year ago OF
sSS G. y72
TB-TREASCRYy-The Sub-Trsasury
was creditor 70 the Clearing House s2222. 2.365-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO

The National Railways Of Mexico reports
for the year ended June 30. 1910 gross earn
fngs Of So So 293: net earnings Of So, Cos 80
and total net income OF S22.151,21L After
taxes rentals operating deficits Of sub
stdiary companies and sundry adjustments
there was q balance Of s19.516.S13 and after
interest charges Of SIS 139, I43. transfer 70 re
serve fund of S1E. .S2S and dividends OF 81
729 g74 on the preferred stock, surplus OF
S964. .767 The figures are in Mexican cur
rency.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The opposition to an Improvement SHOWN
by the room trading element was a. IeaI-
ure OF the market on the ConSondateu
Exchange Professional sentiment was
cutie as bearish as il was in the Dig de-
cline which eliminated last summer.
Stocks were offered so freely by the Hoot
traders that practically all day better
market was presented for buyers than eX-
listed on the New York Stock EXchanse;;
Little evidence was presented OF redl
IiUtidafion the orders handled by com
mission houses being generally on the
buying side Trading tended TO cOntracl,
compared with the recent past, the SaleS
totailing 81. $50 shares with the list com
prtstng 1fty-one stocks. Detailed operations
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Oct z-ConsOls closed - higher,
a. 81 Sis for MOI y and s0-2 Tor the &C
rr11rr Anaconda was 4 higher. 81 t69s.
Cans dian Pacific ~ higher, al 31- Grand
Trunk q higher. al 273e-
Money was plentiful, and discount rates
The stock market had a cheerful tone.
The settlement Of the Manchester trouble
and steadier Paris advices inducing fresh
blIying and a general Improvement IN
prices Portuguese ren1es advanced half
erricipario-1 OF favorable American stats
r1cE The new Indian loan Of 20,O00O0e did
moi affect the markets.
American securities opened slightly high
e. and further improved on fair buylng-
Canadian Pacific was al exception, and oe-
cltned IL New York selling in the late
trading caused q recession anc the market
closed below the best
Call money IL London. 2 per cent; open
market discount rate for short bills, Sss
per cent: long bills. 39s per cent; Berlin
discount rate. "a per cent Paris discount
-ars - per cent Paris exchange on Lon
don = francs 2s1z Centtmes: Berlin ex-
change Oh London, . marks +5iz pfennlgs-
Bar gold, rs &c. American eagles, Fos %
Paris. Oct. Three per cent rentes 2iz
ceryirnes higher, at q francs . centirnes.
Prices advanced on the Bourse on calTner
reports from Portugal Portuguese rentes
and Spanish railroad securities closed
higher.
Berlin. Oct Prices opened firm on the
Boerse. The market reacted in the late
trading and closed slightly easier