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Evening star., 1912-09-08
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. September Wheat today
barely escaped going into the sos De-
cember delivery sold as low as StaO1s.
the third day in succession that the low
price record for the season has been
broken The market gave way beneath
the shadow OF the oncoming crop. and
closed weak !. 10 2sa12 under last night.
Corn finished !. TO ss up, oats unchanged
TO haA higher and provisions varying
from l2le decline 10 ~ advance.
There was considerable speculative sell
ing pressure on wheat III the last half
nour, condition attributed mainly To
liberal receipts southwest, where fall
!ng off had been expected.
II was also said that heavy shipments
we're on the way from southern Mime
sofa and South Dakota Arrivals at Min
neapolis and Duluth were nearly double
those of a week ago and another big
run was promised for Monday with Win
nipeg expected 10 receive as high as a
thousand carloads Covering by shorts
here and considerable undoing OF spreads
between Chicago and other markets made
q firmer tone in wheat early. but the
advance was followed by depression later.
December fluctuations ran from yoa90is 10
9la91is with the last sales 9Ois, a loss or
asaL net.
Dry weather southwest brought good
support TO the bull side of corn. Ship
ping sales and lake charters offset the
large receipts. December swung from
;iis TO 5ib. closing firm Il net higher at
.43s. Cas- grades We're in good demand.
No = yellow was quoted at 79Aa19f2.
Cash concerns Were good buyers OF oats
futures. but bright weather held prices
in check Upper and lower levels reached
for December were 32s and 32ls, with
the close a shade up TO 32isa32k
Unloading OF October pork by a big
individual trader DISTURBED the provision
pit. In the end pork was 121a off 10 2ha up
and other products were slanting from
last nights level 10 i7a increase.
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 7.-After MAX
ing some new high ground for the move
ment this morning the cotton market
eased off from the best under realizing
but closed steady with last prices from
y to Ia points above the final figures of
yesterday. The opening was steady. at
q decline of to points in keeping with
lower Liverpool cables, while scattered
selling may also have been inspired to
some extent by reports of rain In parts
of the eastern belt The offerings were
by no means heavy or aggressive. now
ever, and shortly after the call the mar
ket became firm on covering by recent
sellers land fresh buying Tor long ac-
count. There were numerous reports OF
rapid crop deterioration in south Texas,
while there were also advices of more
active spot demand in that section OF
the belt, and these bullish features
seemed to be creating a more general
demand around the local ring. At any
rate prices sold up sharply. with Decem-
ber contracts advancing to 11.1a, or nine
teen points above the closing figure OF
Yesterday, and practically 4.5O per bale
above the recent low record. The con-
tinued presence of low barometer In
the east gulf probably accounted for part
of the demand as ii led to some comment
regarding the possibility of storm devel-
opments over Sunday, but realizing be-
came more active in the late trading, and
closing prices were d to points on from
the best in consequence.
Spot closed quiet. middling up
land, IL S5; mddling gulf, IL. 10. No sales.
Futures closed steady.
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lhEs and So MONEY
TO loan on approved city
real estate security.
yRESR L. HEISKELL 1lOS Fl ct. ~.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September This
was a week of constantly rising prices
in the cotton market, prices being the
lowest on the opening session and tho
highest on the closing session. IL was
a short week owing to the holiday Mon
day, but a very fair volume of business
was done. The net change was an ad-
vance of "A to 81 points. At the highest
the trading months were as TO 81 points
over last weeks close: at the lowest they
were to ) points over. The range was
"A to 81 points.
A great deal Of manipulation was IN
evidence this week, certain operators
was highly successful to dislodge tho
weaker short interest Much of the gos-
sip of the week referred to the usual
late summer deterioration which TINS
crop has yet to go through, and the fears
of the bears in this connection were
played upon most successfully.
The weather of the week was not al
fell in the western belt. In the Atlantic
states good showers relieved droughty
conditions over large area.
Picking evened well up toward the most
northern sections of the belt this week
the warm and dry weather IN the west
ern and central portions of the cotton
region being very favorable to the quick
opening of the crop.
The movement of new cotton became
very heavy, and at the most important
points actually became larger than at IN.
corresponding time last year. when the
crop was moving at a record breaking
rate. With all this there was little pres
sure felt from spot cotton, although spot
houses claimed that growers were free
sellers and that the spot basis was break
ing. Less was said about hedge selling
of futures this week than last.
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NEW YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK. September THE state
ment of the actual condition of clearing
house banks for the week Give days.
shows that the banks hold s2.751, 100 re-
This is decrease of 81 .SO2 O5O in the pro-
portionate cash reserve as compared with
last week.
The statement follows:
crease, $9.913,OOO.
Specie S343. 1888 900: decrease, So, ,755, ,OOO
Legal tenders, $sS,s30-0OO; decrease, ST.
Sst deposits. s1.sss $4,000: decrease.
Circulation. s45,s17 600; increase. $685.
600.
Banks cash reserve in vault, s351 1o4.-
OOO
Trust companies cash reserve in vault,
SO, Ala, 600.
Aggregate cash reserve. S426, SIS, 900; de-
crease, $5,G54,2 200.
Trust companies reserve with clear
ing house members carrying 25 per cent
cash reserve. $5S. 10000.
Actual condition:
Loans, s2O22. $4,000; decrease. s.O1s :
Specie 1897 637. 900: decrease, s.. 373, 600.
Legal >tenders, sS4. 4.O6s 900; decrease,
$972, 600.
Net deposits. s1.s7o724,o 600: decrease,
$50. III coo.
Circulation. s47, 1o1. 600; increase ;1,127.-
OCO
Banks cash reserve in vault $345, 464,-
COO
Trust companies cash reserve in vault,
SIG, ,24l 600.
Aggregate cash reserve, s42l. 7O5, 900.
Excess lawful reserve, 81. 500, $50. de-
crease. $5.654.2 200.
house members carrying % per cent cash
reserve S51 256 900.
Summary of state banks and trust COM
panies in Greater New York not included
in clearing house statement:
Loans, S61O. .452, 100; increase. So. 163, 900.
Specie, s64, 773, 100: increase. SOS, 900.
Legal tenders. S. $50. 800; increase, $594,
OOO.
Total deposits sess, ,eo2. 5oo decrease. "a,
$4,000.
NEW YORK, September THE Finan-
cier says this week:
Despite a drastic curtailment OF loans,
amounting for the week to $2S,O16,OOO. the
surplus reserve Of New York clearing
house banks was further reduced ac-
cording to the statement Of actual con-
ditions rendered Saturday by the sum OF
81 ,SO2 OJO. which brings the excess above
the % per cent minimum to $2,151, 100, the
lowest reported at this season for num-
Der Of years. Chief interest in the state
ment centered around the Item OF cash
1t was known that the banks had lost
heavily during the week, but the actual
decrease Of slO,375,OOO reported was larger
than anticipated This falling off repre-
sents, Of course. demands from the in
terror, which are likely to continue for
some time to come. The statement based
on the system Of daily averages differed
in large measure from the exhibit of the
actual condition, loans in the average
statement having decreased little less
than $4,000. 600. while the cash loss was
in excess of s1l ,OOO, 600. bringing about a
fall in deposits Of $21 600 900. The excess
reserve figured on the average system
stands at $3.50 $50
Evening star., 1912-09-08

one year from now. Railroads are buy
ing steel rails. but they want them i'm
mediately: Railroad supply men are not
making contracts for the delivery of sup
plies over a long term of months In
1899 there were cases whefe railroads
made contracts for the delivery of steel
rails and railroad equipment for period
of two years in advance. Nothing Of
that sort is being done now. or if it is
being done 1t is being kept very quiet.
There is a feeling in financial circles that
while business is indubitably good just now
it is in such a position that if anything
bad should happen 1t could stop with
great deal more suddenness than it start
ed. This is what Wall street is watching
for-some sign Of an abrupt stoppage
of the present boom, and Wall street
fears that a realization that We. are fac
ing a general changing of the tarifr
schedule may clap the brakes onto busi-
ness with a force sufficient to hurl the
driver through the wind shield.
In brief. Wall street is as full Of hope
as is the rest of the country. 1t is hope
full, but 1t has not as yet fully embraced
the idea that prosperity II here In full
force and to stay.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
COFFEE FUTURES.

NEW YORK. September 7.-coffee fu.
lures opened steady. at an advance or z
points on March. but generally unchanged
to points lower under realizing and in
sympathy with lower European cables
Buying OF near months by package
houses and covering caused slight raj
lies during the morning and the close
was steady. net 2 points higher to points
lower Sales, 117,OO bags. September,
14.12: October. 14O6: November, 1903;
December. 14.O1; January, 14.O0; Feb
ruary, 1890: March, 400; April, 14.O3;
May. 14.O6; June. 1404: July and August.
14OS.
Spot coffee-Steady: Rio rs. 14A: San
tos IS. 161a. Mild coffee-Quiet; Cordova,
16a1S.
Havre, 1 to IL francs lower. Hamburg,
q to 1 pfennig lower. Rio. IS reis lower
at SS725 Santos unchanged. Brazilian
port receipts. $4,000, against holiday last
year Jundiahy receipts. 1900. New
York warehouse deliveries, 1905, against
STAB last year.
Clear weather was reported in Brazil.
with temperature ranging from 81 to So
degrees.
Evening star., 1912-09-08

the forerunners of decided money pinch
before the crop moving requirements have
been filled and at the rate that money is
being taken to the west and to CANADA
it looks as il we might see the spectacle
Of 10 or Is per cent call money rates
within a few weeks.
The political situation has not as yet
become clear enough to cause either con-
fidence or uneasiness in Wall street. As
general thing Wall street seems to
think that Gov. Wilson has the best
chance of the election. and basing its
calculations on this outcome of the cam
paign Wall street is puzzling as to what
will happen to general business il the
tariff revision program of Gov Wilson
should be put into effect Immediately
after his election. 1t is noticed that
manufacturers are apparently thinking
along the same line and that purchasers
of manufactured goods also have the
same thought in mind. Trade reports
show that there is now going big
buying movement OF manufacture, goods
generally for immediate delivery. The
reports fail to show that any manufac-
turer or wholesaler Is making or buying
goods to be used six or nine months or
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NEW YORK CATTLE.

NEW YORK, September 7.-Beeves-
Receipts, 1,215 head: no trading of Inn
portance; feeling for finest weak: dressed
beef quiet but steady. at last quotations..
Calyes-Receipts, 100 head: no sales to-
day; feeling firm; nominal quotations for
veals. Sapa12 90; culs. 6.O0aS.O0: grassers.
4 45Oa6.oO: buttermilks. 5Iba6.5o: dressed
calves steady: city dressed veais. l3als;
country dressed, 11l4al6.
Sheen and lambs-Receipts. 2.26S head.
sheep steady; lambs firm. Sheep. 2.yla
4 90: culls 1.50a2.25; lambs. 6.25aS2J:
culls, 4.75a60O.
Hogs-Receipts. 2.116 head; steady at
0. .OOa9 10: pigs. S60a9.OOs common light
and southern pigs, 7.J0as.25
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New York Mining Stocks.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
NEW YORK, September Z
BOSTON, September Z.

CHICAGO. September Close: Cattle
Receipts, 800 head; market slow. steady !;
beeves, 5.75a1O.7O; Texas steers, 4.76a
$50: western steers. 5.S5aS.15: stockers
and feeders. 42oa7. Is: cows and heifers,
3.00aS.OO: calves. S5Oa12OO.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head; market
active. 5alOc; higher; light. S45a9. %;
mixed, 1.9oa9. 10; heavy, 1.15aS.S5; rough,
!. 7.15a7.96; pigs, 5.25aS.2O; bulk Of sales,
s. 15a&SO.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; market
strong; native, 3.5Oa4.75: western, 3.5Oa
4. 4.75a7.3O; western. 4.76a7.45.
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Sudden Squirt in Copper Group
Helps Entire List.
MARKET DULL At OPENING
Due Largely to Diminished Attend
ance of Members Of Exchange.
SOME sPECIALTIEs ERR
Sears-Roebuck and Chino Copper
Score New High Records.
American Tobacco Drops.

NEW YORK. September THE dull
ness and irregularity of the stock market
today was in keeping with the preceding
DAYS OF the week. the low ebb OF business
being a natural outcome of the diminish
ed attendance Of members Of the ex-
change and the absence of demand from
outside sources. In effect the two-hour
session represented little more than the
usual weekend settlement of contracts
entered into by the professional element
in which a faction of formidable proper
tions seems to have arrayed itself on the
pear or selling side.
At the outset there was q renewal or
recent pressure upon Canadian Pacific,
United States Steel and Union Pacinc,
while other representative stocks moved
within the crcumscribed limits. Some or
the specialties We're again distinguished
for their erratic course, Sears-Roebuck
and Chino Copper scoring new high rec
ords, while American Tobacco declined
sharply.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
KANSAS CITY CATTLE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, September -
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head including 300
head southerns; market, steady; dressed
beef and export steers, sJDa 1910. fair
TO good 6JOaS50; western steers, BOA
$50; stockers and feeders, 4..0a7 = !.
southern steers, 4.25a6jO; southern
COWS, 325aJ.25; native cows, i..'a6..n:
native heifers. 5.O0aS.Je: bulls, 4ooa.,. - ;
calves. 5.OOa9.0o.
Hogs-Receipts 700 head: market.
strong to 10 higher: bulk Of sales.
S45aS75; heavy, S.3oas.Jo: packers and
butchers. S.45as.75; lights, sJOas.so.
pigs. 6O0a1.Oo.
Sheep-Receipts. none: market, STEADY:
lambs, 62.ya7 10; yearlngs, i.laa5.J',
wethers, 4Wa4.JO; ewes, .'.ioai -.
stockers and feeders, e.50a4.25.
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sp-rRrrIEs FOR sAI,EI an

[NvESTMENT SECURITIES FOR SALE-I AM
Offering In sums Of $4,000 TO $40, 90 each
six per cent interest bearing county drafts
crned interest 70 date OF deiIyerr Drafts q r..
redeemable and payable In the years 1913 and
1914. and bear signature Of the Judge of the
county court. VIII dispose Of SIS 600 90.
which IL two-thirds OF the sum they pay me for
county courthouse. Legality OF Issue guaran-
Washington, ID. c.. which Is familiar with this
issue Of drafts and knows Of their legality. The
county which issued these drafts OF indebt tedness
has other Indebtedness OF any kind, and has
two million dollars worth of taxable
property. For Information. address DALEY.
In care OF Star Office
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CONDITION OF TREASURY.

At the beginning of business yesterday y
the condition of the United States Treas
ury was: Working balance in Treasury
Offices, so, ,131 900. In banks and Philip
pine treasury. $:l3, 500. sos. The total of
the general fund was S154. .410,299. Re-
ceipts yesterday We're $3.46S. $50. Disburse-
ments were $1.612 o35.
The deficit 10 date this fiscal year is
s. .S92 ,O97. as against a deficit of $21 .6sS,
O61 at this time last year. These figures
exclude Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
COTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. September THE cotton
seed oil market was steady on covering,
but to the frmness in lard and cotton
and in absence OF heavy hedging sales
against crude closing / to points net
higher. September, $40; October, 632;
November, 6U: December and January.
sos; February. 59S; March. 8.O1. Prime
crude, 5.OOa5.O7: do. summer yellow, 6.4Oa
6.5O; do, winter yellow. 6.5Oa7 so: do sum-
mer white 6.00a7 so.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Profit Taking Is Followed by
Support and Causes Fair
Recovery.

LONDON, September THE stock
market was much quieter during the
week, with good deal of profit-taking
followed by fresh professional support
and a fair recovery in prices. European
politics. fears Of fresh stock issues after
the holidays and the dearer monetary
outlook checked enthusiasm in the gilt
edged and foreign sections and made con-
soils drop f1ve-sixteenths while rumors
of trouble in the labor world affected
home rails: but the underground group
jumped sharply on fresh speculative
support. The miscellaneous section pro-
vided few features. rubber shares going
quite fiat on realizing. but shipping
shares finished with a burst OF strength
after early weakness and mining stocks
developed fresh activity in the middle of
the week. especially copper and dia-
monds. and the whole list closed higher
with an upward tendency.
American securities moved slugg1shy.
in sympathy with Wall street. Trading
here was almost entirely professional and
prices changed but little.
Money Is Plentiful.
The supply OF money continues plenu-
full, making 1t difficult to maintain dis
count rates, despite the gold movement
abroad. Discount rates were easy to-
day.
The stock market was quietly irregular.
kaffirs and diamond and copper shares
received good support and hardened. but
rubber stocks and Mexican rails eased
off. Canadian Pacific was weak on crop
reports. Gtlt-edged securities closed
steady. American securities were dull
and featureless Prices opened about
parity and later moved irregularly. The
closing was quiet. with values ranging
from Y above to x below Fridays New
York closing.
PARIS.
PARIS, September 1.-Trading was dull
and prices moved irregularly on the
bourse today.
BERLIN. September 7.-Pnces were
weak on the bourse today in sympathy
with 3-point drop in Canadian Pacific
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Gains Are Made Later.

Trading came to an absolute malt De-
fore the end of the first hour. after which
the market moved inertly except Tor
sudden squirt in the entire copper group
which probably had its basis in the ex-
pectation of a favorable statement by the
producers association Monday. The
balance of the list rose In sympathy,
obliterating most losses and substituting
numerous material gains.
An actual cash loss Of $1O.S45,OOO, or
more than double the highest estimate,
was the striking feature of the bank
statement which also showed S2o.OOOOoO
loan contraction, thereby largely anect-
ing the previous weeks unfavorable
showing. The surplus reserve decreased
by a little more than 81 100000 net de-
posits contracting by $50. 111.OOO some
inking of the weeks money shifts was
found in the statement of the non-mem-
Der banks and trust companies. whose
loans Increased by more than $3,OO0OOO.
There was further pressure against GER
tain bond issues. but in the main the tone
was improved. United States bonds were
unchanged on the week.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, September THE cotton
goods markets are quiet and steady, with
fair volume Of business coming forward
on recorders. Knit goods rule firm. Bur-
laps have been excited during the week
Linens rule strong. Yarns are steady.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES
Corrected to the Close of Business September at the
New York Stock Exchange.


Of
to date
Evening star., 1912-09-08
NEW YORK METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, September THE metal
markets were dull and practically nomi-
nal. Lake and electrolytic copper. 17s4a
l7N; casting, 11ha17A. Iron-unchanged.
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FRUIT MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 7.-Evaporated
apples quiet but firm. Prunes firm. April
cots steady. ,
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Situation In Money Market.

The question Of capital or money sup
ply is lust now becoming an acute one in
Wall street The advance in the rate of
the Bank of England from to per
cent a week ago set Wall street to think
ing sharply about money. The fact that
the Bank Of England last advanced its
minimum discount rate from to 4 per
cent in August. 1907. was calculated to
give anybody who had anything to do
with Wall street in 1907 little case of
chills in the back when similar advance
was made this year. Bankers say frank
ly that the worlds supply of money is be-
ing used up in general business 80 rap
idly that they do not see where the funds
for financing an extensive bull campaign
in stocks are to come from. even suppos-
ing that all conditions were favorable
for such a campaign. The money sttua-
ton is becoming rather acute and at
very early time. Four per cent call
money with the time rate running at "A
to Az during the first week In September
does not speak easy money rates over the
first of the year. Very often rates of 4
per cent or above early In September are
Evening star., 1912-09-08
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.


Gas Electric Light Bills be paid banks Re
given this purpose until the 10TH
discount each month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-23

George ID. Widener.
Mrs. Widener.
Harry Widener
miss Constance willard.
fDuane Williams.
n. NJ. Williams, Jr.
fHugh Woolner
George Wright
Miss Marie Young.
SECOND.CLASS PASSENGERS.
william Ankle.
John Askby.
Samson Abelson.
Hanna Abelson.
Edgar Andrew
Lillian Bentham.
Ada X. Balls.
'Kate Blise
Robert j. Bateman.
Lawrence Beesley.
Mrs A. o. Becker and three chill
dren.
Reginald Butler.
Edward Beane.
ETHEL Beane.
II. j. Beauchamp.
Jose DE Brito.
Rev. Thomas II. ID. Byles
Mr. cambridge.
Solomon BOwenur.
Mildren Brown.
Percy Baily.
w. Hall Botsford.
william Berrman.
Carl Byrhl.
'Dagmar Bryhl.
carolina BystrOm.
Frederick J. Banield.
Erick Collender.
r. c. Colerldge.
Harvey COllyer.
charlotte Collyer.
Marjorie COllyer
Irene c. Corbett
Mrs. c. p. Corey.
John H.. Chapman.
Elizabeth Chapman.
Rev. Ernest G. Carter.
'AliCe Christy.
Julia Christy
Charles V. Clarke.
ada Marie Clarke.
tOlear Cameron.
Stuart Collect
Mrs. Collect.
Charles Chapman.
william Carbines.
Harry COtterill.
ALBERT +. Caldwell.
sylvia Caldwell
'Allen G. Caldwell
Baron Won DraChstedt.
Sebastini de Carlo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-23
CARD OF THANKS.

The family of the late Mrs, John
A Noble wish to express their thanks
to the many friends who sent flowers
and gave their aid and sympathy In
their recent bereavement.
52le-It
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-23

+, Karnes
-. Kelly
John Henrik Killner
Rene LearnOt
John Linjan
Robert w. n. Leyson
Joseph LarOche and wife
Simonme LaroChe
Louise LaroChe
J. J. Lambe
Jessie LeitCh
Amelia Lahore
Charles LOuCh
'AliCe LOuCh
B. +. Levy
Bertha Lehman
William Lahtigen and wife
Emilio MasgiavaCChi
Mr.. Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Ernest MOraweCk
Noel Malachard
James McCrie
Elizabeth Mellinger and child
Joseph Mantyil
Frank II. Maybery
Thomas +. Myes
Mary Mack
Thomas Mould
Henry Mitchell
A. Mallet and wife
Master A. MOllet
w j. Matthews
Peter MCKane
William Mellers
August Meyer
Jacob Milling
Joseph Nichols
Robert d. Norman
Elizabeth Nye
Nicholas MasseT and wife
l.. \. OssOn
Richard otter
Ihomas ONenham
hou'r' rni,iipS
AI',1 rhi'iipS
~ AlI'tu Iaihe
rIeueiich feheeliS
Eli'i'Io raiiaS
1uIiall TauTo
NIihorG raFher
MIS-. Il. farlSh
Martih oheZei
Mluio foTtaIuppl
FRANK Iuinauh
Jane quick
vera w. Quick
fhSIils QUICK
ieier II. hehOut
Lime hehohi
Lucy hldsdale
Harry rogers
EMILY huss
Eiillle Richard
selma hogers
DaNld reeves
MISS T.. reynolds
EMILY hichards
Nllllahi richards
miss Rosenbaum
j. Hugo Ross.
Countess Rothess and maid
NJ. Rothschild.
Mrs. Rothscbild
Alfred Rowe,
Arthur Ryerson and family
"Adolph SaalfeId.
"A. L. Solomon.
'Mr Schubert
Frederick Seward
Clarence Moore.
NJ. X. Morgan and wife
Charles Natsch.
A, W. Newell.
Miss Alice Newell.
Miss Madeline Newell.
Miss Helen Newsom.
A. 5. Nicholson.
Il. o. Ostby.
Miss Helen X. Ostby.
5. Oviss.
NJ. II. w. Parr.
August Partner.
V. Payne.
Thomas Pears and wife
Victor Penasco and wife
Walter Chamberlain Porter.
Mrs. Thomas Potter, Jr.
Miss Il. w. Schutes.
mir. Silverthorne,
william b. Silvey.
Mrs. Silvey.
Colonel Alfonso Simonius, presi
lent of the Swiss Bank Verein.
william 7. Sleeper.
'Dr Max Stepelin.
John NJ. Smart,
J. Clinch Smith.
X. W. Smith.
John Snyder and wife.
SFrederick O. Speeden and family