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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17

This excess strength extends also to. the fuostins
rear axle-arge and strong enough for a seven.
passenger car. The gears have an unusually large
number OF teeth Another precauti0 against wear
eseS's' - ao ~. ,.z@Ts.
Oil is fed te an parts and bearings Of the unit power
centrifugal force takes the place of pump. One
kind OF oil used for engine clutch and transmission
instead Of oil and grease ard it circuates and iubri
Gates until It is literally worn ont:-a sefevident
Body and chassis design eInbody Tow center of gray
ity. and minimize skidding -
The springs strong and unusually flexible the rear
spIIng IS the patented Hupmobe crossatype. the
to the comfort of those in the car snes' 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17
MEDALS AWARDED
TO RACE WINNERS

Fredericksburg, Va. December 10
In the cross-country run Of Freder-
icksburg College the course took dn a
distance of two and three-fourths
miles and there were six starters
Farinholt, c. Brooks, Z. Jones, J. d.
Smith, Rodrigues and W. Junkin.
I'arinholt finished first; C. Brooks, sec
ond. and L. Jones, third. The others
failed to finish the course. at the
finish Farinholt was twenty yards
ahead of Brooks. and Jones was fur
Their in the rear. The time for the
winner OF two and three quarter miles
WAS twenty-one minutes and thirty
seconds. gold medal was awarded
TO the winner. Farinholt. and silver
medal to Brooks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17
Standing OF the Clubs.
Individual Fl
MERCHANTS LEAGUE

The Merchants League played their
regular schedule this week. and many
changes were made in. both team and
players are making great headway.
and arc rapidly getting in form. sew
cral of the men have already been
continues to make good scores. Gordon
WAS the hero for the week in this
league. while Captain Van Diem In
creased his average In the percentage
column. Captain Marshall has signed
several new men for the Burk & Co.
team. Captain Derby has aSsrcat ag-
Sregation In that C.. & O. team.
Following arc tho standings Of the
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TOBOGGAN ROUTE
DROPS AVERAGES
Continued From First Page.)
Williams -................... .232
Gallagher o2I
Continued From First Page.)
High Three-Gumc Totn1.
High Team Score.

i6lhiaHe .'........ -....... .l,0l
Journal 49,. .................. "a
Cook Printing Co. ............ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17

If YOU want a Beer OF ouaI!ty. cais;;
FOR Home Brewing Co.'S t85fS q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17

letic relations being discontinued with
Georgetown. The game rozt gear viii
probably b. PLAYED on Lambeth Field
jus; as II should be II not an Lane
beth Field, then 1t will be played ON
neutral grounds n conferences Will
he held between the two schools with
a View To making the eligibility ruissi
as nearly uniform as possible. 1t de-
vclops that the remark credited to Dr.
Lambeth. just after the Georgetown-5
Virginia game, was made on the sphr-
OF the moment and was not Intended
for publication. N5Es'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17
BASEBALL MEN !.
MAY ORGANIZE
Suggested That Reporters O
National Game in Virginia
i. Get Together.

At the meeting OF the Baseball
Writer'S Association of America, held
in Now York last week, 1t was recon-
mcnded by that body that baseball
writer's In all of the leagues in or
ganIzed baseball, organize and affili-
ate with that body. The question arose
through the application received from
tho baseball Writer'S Association OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17
P Err NJ ISSION IS
STILL WITHHELD
Authorities at University Have
Not Said Washington Club
Could Train There.

The University OF Virsinas general
athletic board has not yct given per-
mission to the Washington baseball
team. OF tho American Lea Sre. TO hold
sprinS practice on Lambeth Field
or permission being granted. yet 1t Is
known that several of the authorities
ut the u@@.tt:arsity do not look with too
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17
TIMEs-DLsPATCH LEAGUE

Tho Ines Dispatch League played
rs regular scheduled games. and MAJ o
INC same showing that tho bis league
did this week. They also took the
toboggan route, Hayes made a good
showing this week for his team.
Magarlan also did we'll. williams made
some good scores. and Ellis continues
to improve in his rolling. Edelblut is
showing class as a new roller.
Following are tho individual stand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17
standinr OF the C1ubs.
Schedule. for the week.

tNt NeWpOrt AIIcyS.)
Monday night-Remingtons vs.
News Leader: Nuts We. DinGbats; C.
& o. Office vs.. Pro Ply Tol Co.
Tuesday night-Cook Printing Co.
w. Newports. Jelfs VS.. Slim Jims.
Wednesday, night-tspeciaD: Alec
team VS.. picked team all-stars.
Thursday n!ght-Times- Di spatch VS..
Journals: Burk Co. VS.. Richmond
Lunch Co.
Friday ntght-Individual terrpIn
tournament. open to all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-17

me cylinders cast bloc practice which except in
cranksl1aft go e
The Hupmobe cranshaft has three large main bearings
prone back. Rabbit lned-ess wear fewer adjust
Other bearings include high duty HYATT roller and e. 6
bearings :, ~ ~
me valves-al on sde--are enclosed by pressed
steel cover which keeps oil in and dirt out and because
art is Kept out the valves remain noseless show mini
mum wear and require minimum adjustment.
Many car of so to 60 horsepower carries clch ~
larger than the clutch of the new Hupmobile Mutiple
dsc type with l3inch discs positive action and
starts the car smoothly and easily
Transmission gears are amply large for 40 horseoowe,
car run Slowly and are quiet at all speeds
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-24

itraBe b,seb.n, IN ario au1 cir left
froitissr unb bahei triiber uno In
freunoliher Mintertag. unb bic ODE
uno troitloie @egkno nm uts ber, bic
ihon mitten i'm fparmen CONNER lue
Mig Ginlobenbes ober gar Berloders
bes bistet, trGst beuts Elm 10 ihanrisss
9sprdae, ipie es bic fiihneH Geeltne
ouf ibren neutrality-suspicious. nur ouf
9ronlnnb obsr SpiBberaen ipieoerfins
ben mogen. Sfon Die gan3e porhsrs
aebenoe Naht, ben Wloraen unc oen
5aa binourf fpar cine foit unpldublis
die Wenoe Stnee nieoereefalel uno
peroe6Iit bemiibten iih an reritiefef
nen Stsllen Der bier Wieilen lansea
Strube Sunberfe BON Wienfd1en. Der
lleberfiille oesielben 6err su iperoeH
unb ben Wea nur in 10 lpelt frei uno
ddnabar 5u erbdlten, bdB Die t'tinen
8oitItlitten ober Elm in bic Biiits &c
ratbener Wanberer Die iiberaIl dnfoe
riGteten Stanaen I'm auge beholtsn
tonnten, Die man bier nls Nfert5eiten
Der sroben Strafe in ben ShHte 3u
grabsu pflsot.
(;sortfebuno foIet)
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Wifliom 6enielassier an Wlnrp ..
gufh, % SUB an Der Rorpfeite elmer
15 Jub NleB sfpifhsn 2aursl unb
Belts Strobe. 81.
gtnna Wi. Gjerte an 90. Roe Smith
unb Bert 2Ileranber, 3 Sabre pad3t
oes Giee1tbums betnnnt ais 433Wldin
Gtrabs. SGhrIihe Wieibe $3.50 NIT
bem 4ntaufsred1t 5u $1,000.
2smuel ginte an Inno &. Sbers
min, 40 BEL 20 1uB an Der Siioieite
Der Mc@regor 2lp., 45 Sub ipeittih
Der ,Srtrin StraBs. $4,000.
iSront u. Sbsripin an eemusl glots,
naiIeIh9 Giaenthum. $4,000.
Gdborb amenoi an Daniel Boiler,
% bel 30 5nb an Der Qoroieite Der
2ibertp Strabs. 81.
GtnrD r. 8tntamp an Grant 5eis
ieImann, Elm Stiid 2enb in Settion
27 in gclumbia 5ripnIhip. ST.
eora sciting an ". g. gedsr, 5
Sabre podi oon Got 11S in Soba
Bates llnterabibeilung. Wsonotlife
Mieihe So.
g. Z. Weber on Williorl S.Smitb,
Got 618 in J. u. Sumeg llnterabs
tbsilune In 5airmolnt. 81.
3be Giti3ens bomeiieao 60. an u.
Ua. Sarpuot. Sheil BON Got 425 IN
grnoni & 3repor's llnterobtbtiluna.
81.
Clara SelItbufh on GharIes De-
a,nbort. 5beil bon Got 3 in Dario
groipn's State in ct. Bernard. ST..
ebporb 6. Rthsl an 5drrp Wl. als
len II. anb., 2 Qtrts 2nno in Ssiticn
3 In gretn gppnihip. ST..
Gilbert mcgulIoueh an 4rihnr eros
man II. a., Got 16 in paroin golss
ts aans's unttrabttsilung. 81.
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,Weil id heute Raht als freitpinigs
ssueritafFete ben SerrnStaottpm
banten grcellen5 angerittsn uno met
nen 3inmerarreit eebrc6en babe"
Der mibfam er5ipungene Grnit oes
prinsen IDite fih in Elm lautes bero.
lihes Qdhen auf. 0as bate 81 1stner
guten 2aune nod gefeblt. baB er lei
nen neuen 4oiutanten gsruoen Wegs
aus ner Stodpahe be3pe. gRds puree
Sauptmann &0rbel fir Elm 9eIiht mo-
nen, tpenn er oieie gntbeiligung ees
9oitens erfuhr, ben er fat brelBtg
Sabre nit unperbriitlihem GrnIte stn.
aenpmmenl 8a3u fam nod, oaB Der
Qrins nit beHen Wtenideniheu cine
taum aeringere GmpfinoIthtett psr@
bunpen qelpsien ipar, iid our6 bic
ioIoutif6e RiidIhtsloiisteit oesStaotz
tommanodnten BEL irgeno elmer 8eles
genhsit perIebt gefiiblt bate Wtiih'um
iih gum Grnite 3pingeno fragte Der
Brin3, ob oenn 9oos Den Serrn Stdots
fommannanten ron Der dnoeren Sette
anseritten babe.
3 nein," msints Daltbsr ermuz
ttist, ben 8ops botten in einsm
8trtbsbaus neun Qeute elmer anoeren
Wuffenaattuns .glehrsiter" genannt,
lpas er iih aIs aiiraHier ni6t 9efalen
Iaiien tonnte. Gr bat peshalb feline
SGbeItuppel in ben Sorb Ietnes 9uls
luInes oerpitelt, oen 9aqaId umge'
tebrt, unb id) neiB niht ME piels bon
ben Saf6enbedeln ooer Sooten9rdbsrn
poer mas es Ionit iparen nieber9eih!ds
gen. Sin paar Itsgsn nod i'm SpitdI.
WiTen 5obeit, Der 9oos 1T buIt ein
SDIser SIobtne6t unO Die BORN MIN:
mer duf unb ibIagen furdtbar brstn
lpenn fie einmal an9efangen baben,
fii9ts 8aItber nit treuber5i8er Gnt'
i6uloigune bin8u.
Der prinS glaubte gu trdumen uni
lab Ieinen neuen Aojutanten fat be
punosrnb an. 0ds mar ia, als itGnot
man mitten in WaIsnitein's Eager IN.
ter Der tolIeu SGgsri6aur bes piloeI
Splt. Riht einmal aus Der 3eitunc
bate ibm oieier laHgpeiIige 6aupta
mann Sorbel 0ergIeifen porqeieien.
Sd psroe ben 8sfreiter gOos gun
llnteroffi3isr pori6lagen!" Iagts hel
prin3 eifrig, alS gsIte es. i'm 9sretr
nit WaIthsr bic 5oIgen zines gemetn
! fam psriibten Streites db3uDsnoen.
8aItter fab ben prin5en nit auf
rihtigsr 8epunoerung an:
nWiro iih aber Der Ssrr Cbsri
punoern!~
LIMB Seine Grcellen3, Der Ger
Staottommanoant." Idtte Bring Ser
oinano. Run, iino sic nit mir gu
frtsben, 6stentbau" frugte er banr
/ bic 6ano ausitre6eno.
Sin S6immsr iener faTt perihpun
osner rittsrlihsn 5reue uno 0jnQe
bung. tpeIhe bic Romlntit pergangene,
/ Sdhrhunoerte ausmadte, gldnste Il
ben augsn Waltters. aIs sr iia iibs
oi: Sano ieines boben5rsunees beugts
(Gortissun9 fOIgt)
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Der c6me uon cujern.
gtomun Don 9 biIip 2 9aIen.
glftes aagite..
Cine Winternaht auf benz
Ct. 9ottharbs 8 pi3.

ct. Sott b arb 8 o I pi3.
@jepaItig 6o6e uno unpirtblite
S6ronten BAT tis Ratur Spiitsn ben
bliibsnbeu gefiIosn StaIisns unb Den
in oeutiher 3unge rsbsnotn 80ltsrs
it6mmen aufgerihtet unb ibren Gle
mentsn bot iis Waht unb WiQtur in
Jule einqerdumt, bieie S6ranten
nod gefdbrliher uno un3ugdngliter
gu MAIDEN, fir ale 3isjeui9en, bic bon
Ger 2uit unb bem 9rieb beberritt
lperoen, lie gu iberiteigsu. lllsia fir
Die tii6nen 8srpohner iensr obgele9snsn
Resionen iinb ibrs tuuienbfatea
Sdreden unp Gefahren tein Sinbers
ntB geielIiqer uno itaatlifsr gntrit:s
lung gerpeien, oenn Die Wenihen, uuf
fDelher GrbI6oQs iis aud lefen uno
tpslhe 2uft iie atAmen mOgsn, lieben
es niht nur, ionbern es trsibt lie Elm
unpioeritebliher 3rars. gu SbrssgIsis
den gu tommen unb tbren Nadtorn
Grub unb 5anb 3u bieten. Durum
babsn tie audi iiberdu, NO iie cine Ser
biubung stpi1tsn iih beritsllen poQz
Ten, nit mutbisem 9eiit unb itarter
6aHo 8robes unb S6nisriges gelsis
itst, 6aben iibsr breite Str0me, ia,
ii6er Weeresarme griden oebaus, bo>
ben our6 un3ugGnglihe 5elien unb
fuuite @tnoben Deqe gsbahnt, unb TO
iinb enblih nit 5iilfe Der aunIt unb
Miiienidaft unb in 5oIge Der Quss
bauer menihliheH llnternshmunqss
getifes iene nunber6aren Straben ents
itanoen, Die ben 8erte6r 3piihen 80lz
fern berihiebenen Stdmmes permit
teln, giloung uno GipiliIdtion iifec
Die ganae grbe perbreiten unb 6ersen
uno Settler 5uiummsnfiibrsn, bic OBJ
ne lensgerbtnbung fth stpig fremb uno
bon chamber sntfernt oeblieben pGren.
Rein Gano in Der Delt aber bat 70
piele uno tiinitlife Straben aufsus
ipeiien, tpie Die Sdpei3, ienes ieltfums
uno rdthielbaft. Qdnb, pel6es bic
Hatur NIT Ieinen fhnees unb eisaepanz
5erten Rieien spiffen sStalien unb
Deutfhldnb gefsBt bat, ols noae Fie
serabe burh Die Shtpisrigteit Der
lleberiteieung berTelben Ten uaterne5s
menben sinn Der neutrality-suspicious.
ner reisen anb ben 9enub bes Nus
taufdss ihrer @absn uno Wlittel au
sinem um 70 b0bersn eeitaltsn.
S6on tn alterserauer 0or5eit bas
Ben taufenb unb aber iauf.nb 5dnce
bsssu Ssasbsisst, bio Msss SuTH bic
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Cincinnati, %. aug.

Rsus Sppothsten.
Gnnis $. RagIouo an augufi Dos.
$3.50.
glitoIas 6smsut an Georss Sisn'
ger $1,000.
gtmslia DDS an gImOrs &. u. ..
60. 1920.
eIifforo Mosba6sr on 9ictorid 3.
u. 80. 2. S2250.
Deter J 3. GrieTdp an Soson ..
u. 60. $1,000.
aettia aIsabsr an Soutbsrn Sbio Z.
II. z. 60. $500.
5enrn Gear on Uio5ari &. IT, ..
So. S2250.
glIiee 2. qoul on Oaio Rotional
2ife Snf. Go. $4,000.
alics Sanler paul on oisitlbs.
$4,000.
gotrit RsIfb on Big 5our .. l..
G. SO. $500.
Ssnrn 5ousrtomp on bisIslbs.
$3.50.
Deter 8. 3. GriIHp an 1bs q. u.
ptiers RsoItp 60. S7oo.
Warenret gi.rs an 9aparic y. u.
9. 60. S2500.
Grant L. guihIs on llnitp 3. Il.
g. 60. $4,000.
G. 6. SerrmonH an CALHOUN 6. L.
9. 60. $500.
9. $. Cities on Raoii0n 3. u.
go. 2. S1750.
glauhe 81. Rinninslanb on bic
itIbe. $1,000.
TieIelbe On alite 8. CUNT. $500.
Sons z. Grtsn on gbt gtra. 5rui
60. $1,000.
Spba GnariOrs an eIIis Ruttsr.
forb. $1,000.
CHARTS u. 3ubn.. on Wdforo .
II. g. 60. s4500.
artbnr Grbmon on Gilbert Wlceul
lonsh. $6455.
| Tominid gimaalia an CALHOUN z
u. q. Go. $500.
Wartba ]. WnIion On W. gp
scplor. $154.S9.
| Sohn aellp on Dxit 9lorpooo 3
II. 6. 60. $2DDO.
| GIisabetb Is. Eertert an Suarantf
g.ppfii 60. $1,000.
| Spbn arllsp an German Rottmor
$500.
Daniel gooIsr on 8ermunia .. 9
glo. 8. 500.
/ front 5sifel-nonn on ghriitia
Isso.blsr. SITE
| 6cnndh ". Mbfer on Winton Ger
Imam e. u. 6. u. $l150.
| wifliom g. Gmith on .. ). D.
Der. $500.
Gborles Teeenbart an ct. gsrnar
g. II. q. II. $500.
GamneI Sdneinermon an giip 9a
6. II q. Go. $1,000.
! @etiIgts 5ppothtten.
3. g. Geul an Jobn .. Gram
800.
81. g. pisrfon on 9ictoriu .. ?
SO. 2. $3.50.
Jrdnf Wuihle on enlpcun y. U. =
60. $500.
Rate DDpI. an %. Warb ..
Go. $1,000.
J alite G. puul an Wners y. e0'
per. $500.
Usorp q. Wsirmore on 5unt ct
! 6. u. 3. Go. $1750.
Carl 9. Gnfberlanb or Mmbro
! 6. gsnGoub. $287.50.
Jobm Willer an Brighton Oernlc
Wonf- $500.
ssohn g. Npnotnn an Wubifon
A. SO. z. $4,000.
anbreip g. meib an Weurguret 90
{ $26O0.
III 5deob Gnnb an Waggie 6offmd
$1,000.
I 6erInaH abler an Gbipurb Reu
! $1,000.
II CLARA 0enttufh an prupibent I
/ lN. u. s.. 60. $1400.
II p.1ebirt II. 9. Dlst1J 1DoIif
sRe s0sxssRssS DsisxSs. =
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DraiiliiAe Walsinnlnleiiter.

BON 2ebsn Der Tsutfnen in Hraiis
lien sniipirft Or. 4ffreD 1unie In bem
-grtnabotsn4 ftTeInbe Bilbsr. In Dtnsn
bic beuiIhe 3dbigtsit unb beutfne Nrs
beitsfreubt in belIsn Dorbsn btrDortrss
tsn. -mulb. tpilber. farrtr urnolD
obne Neg unb Giss eupfing bic Nuss
ottDnnDerien. einsn rpbtn pfdb IiebeH
BE 2onbbermtRer binbur&f 9I0oen.
itbs aassss 1aiaas fiis ben Dsristr
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Msnn man Don etr11 ~MenlSsis
4sm- ipri9t, III d merimRsaioeF
tmun ia 6s1les.
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pssbirt II. 9. Dlstal gsIifF
xRb ,0sxIsRss1 Usisxt4. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
INACTIVE STOCKS.
BOND MARKET SALES.

Teal & 5.ss s a1s S1s SHs S ~ & re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses
dealt in about 1900 shares III tne 100
stock market. chiefly purchases or oui'e'
States Steel and Amagamated copper
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Nassau
Rank, regular semi-annual per cent, pay
able May !: the Casein Company OF AHhS,
lea. regular quarterly per cens, pasSS or'
poration. regular quarterly ! per cent on
the common, payable May 10; the American
Radiator Company, regular quarterly ~
per cent OH the preIsrreo ana thc qu nreferyed
PAYABLE May II and the common payaDle
June 20; Pressed steel Car COMPANY, reg,
ular quarterly u; per cent on r snH pte
Gas Company, regular quarterly -? per
cent payable June Is; the Norfolk a. West
crn. regular quarterly II, per cent Oh the
common.
THE COPPER MARKEr.--It is esti-
nave been sold within the last two weeks.
The larger percentage was distributed by
the Amalgamated Copper company. Ihe
stocks of the United Metals Seiilns OIL
rany being smaller ut present than AT any
time In several months. Good siZeI saies
Of the metal continue to be made. IT, que
ers are quoting 12h4i23s cents pound lot
electrolytic.
HARTMAN EARNINGS DECLINE l;so
The March earnings OF the Union Paclnc
raiIrnad show a loss in gross OF $6s419S
and q loss in net Of s3is.4al. The Soutnern
Pacific Company reports Tor me salIe
month a less in gross of s325,2l9 and loss
in net Of siS7 004. Comparisons are maze
with the corresponding time year ago.
FEDERAL MINING AND SMELLING;
Net earnings OF the Federal MINING anu
Smelling Company for the month OF
March were $4,000. This return Is al the
rate of 95 per cent year on the common
stock.
GOLD FOR CANADA.-Goid coin 10 the
amount Of $4,000 was shipped TO Cananas
vesterday for the account OF the Bank OF
Montreal.
MONEY FOR 'FRISCO.-The Sub-Treas-
urv transferred Sl50000 TO San Francisco
Yesterday for the account OF local banks
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS.
Marcus GoodbOdy and Thomas W. Moore
New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
GOVERNM ENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, Compared
with WednesdnY.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
MINING.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FINISHED by Charles u. Barney & Co.. No. 25
Broad street. New York. and No. 122 South
18th street. Phisdelphla)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

LONDON. April 27.--Consols early to-day
were y lower. but recovered later closing
unchanged at 50 l5-16 for money and 81 for
account. Anaconda was = lower AT re-.
Canadian Pacific rs higher - 2Si Grand
Trunk unchanged II H1i2
Money was in strong demand for month
end requirements and discount rates were
hru1.
Tue settlement was concluded satsfac-
torilv on the stock Exchange and repur-
chsses late in the day wiped out q good
part Of the early weakness. Rubber shares
and consols make fair recoveries. and Paris
buying helped foreign securities; but MeXi-
can rails were weak throughout the ses-
sion
American securities opened steady and
advanced from = TO point under the lead
Of Canadian Pacific. Prices caSed OF
slightly az noCn, but Wall Street buying
strengthened the list I'm the afternoon, and
the market closed frm.
Call money in London. 2AH3a per cent,
open market discount rate for short bills.
% per cent. long bills. 2s-l602Ss per cent:
Berlin discount rate. per cent; Paris dis
count rate. "a per cent. Paris exchange on
London % francs 81 confines: Berlin eN-
change on London. ~ marks +3i2 pfennies.
Bar gold. a. ed. and American eagles,
5Cs 5'5d.
Paris April 27-Three per cent rentcs
closed 22i, centimss lower a. g francs ~.
centin1es The Moroccan situation caused
heavy tone on the Bourse
Berlin. April G.-Tbe tone was strong on
the EoeYse.
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INDUSTRIAL.
RAILROAD.
MINING.

ice ice s slasssps sub \ l.: e! g.: 81.
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follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.--Bosto l2l9c
discount: Chicago. 40c premium; San Fran
cisco sight par, telegraph Sc: New Orleans.
commercial 2jc discount bank 81 premium:
St Louis. 40c premium bid. 0Oc asked; Sa-
Va nnah. buying 3l6c discount, selling par
Minneapolis. SOC premium.
PANK CLEARINGS-New York, OK
changes s2696S4, l09, balances N2,9ss,S65; Bal
timore. exchanges S,10s.SJ8 balances $5o,6lS;
Chicago. exchanges s40,6S3,i47. balances 81
944,lsl; Boston. exchanges s23l7s,5i5, bal
snces 81 ,3l@. 3l3; Philadelphia. exchanges go
7j2 20. balances s. COZ Si5.
SILVER MARKET.-Comme bar sill
YER 54c: Mexican silver dollars. 45c. Bar
silver IN London closed az 237sd. an advance
% l-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid SO; Lis
Sn. 10.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York Is quoted at 2.0lis.
GOVERNMENT MISUNDERSTANDING
from customs yesterday We're &i7,944; inter-
nal revenue. Including corporation tax, sS&,
1i3, and miscellaneous, Sl4.olS, total Of
sl.Si5,601. against total expenditures on or
binary account of Sl5l1.2Sl. For the month
20 date ordinary receipts have been Al,5$2.
i6s and ordinary expenditures $t6,I34,lSI.
The excess of expenditures was $J,30l, i23
For the fiscal year 10 date ordinary re
ceipts have been s5i3 "A 800. against 500, 49,,
expenditures &45 1926. against SJ4s. 49,, $40
IN 1910. the excess o. expenditures amount
ing 20 50 1888 53l. compared with IN excess of
expenditures last year Of Sl9O0S.li0. lnclud-
ing Panama Canal account and public debt.
the excess of all expenditures over receipts
since July / amounted 10 S25. 2ss go, against
an excess in the corresponding period
year ago of s45.GS5s2s.
sUB-TRTASI- Ry The Sub-Treasirv was
Sebtor 20 tho Clearing House S76j,SS.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

,a,.d Excbauge there We're indications
fiat a material reduction had taken p, pace
in Inc outstanding short interest,". az
market tone. which had been declueudE
firm earlier exhibited a tendency 70" dio1
softness. The covering movement hau
5oen particularly vigorous in United states
steel common, and that stock goou
deal Of the lime ruled traction aooT :,
the New York Exchange quota,i91l ~, ~
,ailad 10 sell under 1878, against low VI
IA an the other board The market con
,Inued active and broad, the total OF 70
iso eharas being distributed among forty.
four different stocks. Many ond i 20,
orders we're ,s sgain o ,,s,,io follow:
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

For a time In the early session decided
strength and activity developed In the mar
ket for outside securities. especially ~ inc
copper list. which showed more ANNA
ton than for some time. Advances or
from x to 2. OF a point occurred, bur
realizing traders brought about sharp
reaction. which In some cases wiped OUT
the early gains Around midday, however.
trading subsidized considerably. with the
tone irregular Inspiration moved up -
Mine Company of America - Giroux =.
Greene Cananea II. while small gains were
shown I'm Ray Central and British Colun
bia The Porcupine issues were modcrate
Iy active and STEADY. The industrial ist
was comparatively quiet and Irregular
American Tobacco ruled steady. inter
continental Rubber was easy. Bonds we're
dull and about UNCHANGED
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MEETINGS.
PTTTsBURG, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
RAILWAY COMPANY

Fittsburg. Pa, April IS 1911.
NOrICE-The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
and Bondh ol6ers OF the pittsburg. Fort Wayne
4 Chicago Railway Co. will be held az the
once OF the Company, in the City Of Pitts
burg. Wednesday. May II. 1911, ct IL
o'clock. for the purpose Of electing three d.
rsctors in the place Of a like number whose
term expires on that day.
r NJ. COLEMAN Secretary