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MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS TO iRRlYL
Friday. July q.

Friday, July -.
Kona and Kau ports ilauca.
stmr.
San Persia. p. ". 8. 8.
European ports-P Politician. BIT. stmr.
Saturday, July n.
Hilo via way ports-Mauna kca,
stmr.
Sunday. July %
Salina Cruz via San Francisco aud
Sound ports-Arlzonan. All. 3. :.
Kauai p0rts-Kinau, stmr.
Maui. Molokal and Lanai ports
Mikahala. stmr
Monday. July -.
Hongkong via Japan ports = China
p. M. s. s.
Tuesday. July 80.
Hilo direct--Mauna Kea, stInr.
Wednesday. July 81.
Maui and Hawaii ports Claudine,
stmr.
San Francisco-Lurlino. NJ N. s. 5.
Kauai ports-W. @. Hall. stmf.
Monday, August I.
Manila via Nagasaki Thomas. Y.
S. A. +.
San Francisco Korea. p. N. s. s.
Saturday; August ;.
Hilo via way ports Mauna kea,
stmr.
Sunday. August 4
Haul. Molokai and Lanai ports-At
kahala. stmr.
Kauai ports KHAN. stmr.
Monday, August 5.
San Francisco Wilhelmlna, N. n.
S. s.
Hongkong via Japan ports Man
churia, p. NJ s. s.
San Francisco Ventura. o. s 8.
Tuesday. August 8
Hilo direct, Mauna Kea, stmr.
Wednesday, August 7.
Kauai ports-W. @. Hall. stmr
Hawaii via Maui ports Claudine.
Wednesday, August 9.
San Francisco Shinyo Maru, Jap
Istlnr.
sydney via Paso Paso- sonoma. o
Saturday. August 10.
Hilo, via way ports-Mauna kea.
stmr.
Sunday, August n.
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports-Mi-
kahala. stmr.
Kauai ports-Kinau, stmr
Monday, August Y.
San Francisco Sherman. U.S.A.I.
Hongkong via Japan ports Chiyo
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Tuesday, August Is.
San Francisco Honolulan, ftf>RS.S.
Sydney via -Makura. CLASS.
Wednesday, August ~.
Un~Z-s.ssor UIokr.pI On 14r
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PLUMsING.

Lin Sing Kee. Plumber and tinsmith.
Speciality, repair work. 1914 Nuu-
anu St: Phone 1890 5277
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HALLS

Mails are due from the followins
points as follows:
San Francisco-Lurline, July 81.
Victoria August IA.
Colonies Sonoma, Aug. Q.
Yokohama China, July 30.
Mails will depart for the foil0wiL.
points as follows:
Yokohama-Persia. July ~.
Vancouver akura, Aug. IL.
Colonies-Ventura, Aug. 5.
San Francisco-Sierra, July 81,
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For news and the truth about n, all
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Oahu Railway Time Table
Outward.

FOR Waianae. Waialua. Kahuku and
Way Stations-'9:15 q. m, 1920 p. m.
For Fearl City. Eva Mill and Way
Stations-f7:S0 u. m. 1915 a 81,
1880 a. M. s2:l5 p. NJ. 1870 d III,
s5:15 p. m, 1880 p. m, fl1:15 D. IN
For Wahiawa and Leilchua-'1O:2O
a, m. '5:15 p. m, 1880 r. m. t11;15
.. m.
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o. ,Yamamoto. 1913 Fort. Experienced.
shirt and pajama maker I carry all
grades material Prices reasonable.
.5290-3m
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TIRES REPAIRED.
TAILoRs.
NJ. Matsuda. 1882 Nuuanu: Tel 224s-
Suits made to order, IS to $50 )
5251-3m
An Excellent Remedy for Diarrhoea

An ordinary case of diarrhoea can.
as a rule, be cured by single dose OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. This remedy has no
superior for bowel complaints For
sale at all dealers Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd. agents for Hawaii.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11
AnNINa
special Town M,cling

whereas petition has been pre-.
seated 70 the undersigned. Select
men Of the Town Of Manchester.
Bennington County State Of Yer
mont. signed By The requisite NUM-
ber Of legal voters 10 tald Town. re-
qpeninr that a Special rown Meet.
ing BE- called. puFsuap, 70 me fta-
tu,s made and provided
Therefore. legal voters u Town
Meeting in the Town Of Manchester
Vermont. are hereby warned and mo-
tlfird 20 meet at the opcra House
ia thc Village Of Manchester Center,
IN said Town 81 MANCHESTER, for the
purpose Of holding a Special Town
Meeting, on the gsrd day o. April
igi2, al the hour u 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon Of said day 20 trans
act the following business
Art To hear the report 81
the seiectmen Of said Town Of Man
ch,ftor respecting the renting. pur.
chasing or erecting Of building iot
au office for the town clerk and
other town officials
AIT To see If ihe Town viii
vote a tax % defray the expense q
rentlng. purchasing o. erecting such
building
Art 3 70 see Rhat action II any
The Town viii take by way OF In
structiBg It's seiectmcu and Road
Commissioner to accept Of The offer
81 the Federal Government 10 fur.
nlsh an engineer 10 supervise The
building aud maintenance 81 high
NAYS and the expenditure o. high
way money III said Town q Manches
tor for the term Of one year
Dates at Manchester. VI this
Gth day Of April, 1912
81. n CAMPBELL.
o. II DYER.
FRANK NJ. WALKER
selecimen Of the Town
~ Manchester
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,nrlfr ~ anNnnTIsrn.

u again becomes Bece@AFY iof at
a. car ns Krsail0n q our rood
ffieno, ihs advertisers So tbe Jour
uai that Is ofdef " make such q
40 chGrEcp a. ihey desire 70 havf
ahae. Il il absolutely necessary MAJ
cory Tor the sane ~ 10 shia Office
rot later than Tuesday morniaF A.
TIE bssinBgar a business Ihs I"
oniy 81 justice 10 our patrons as
wsil az ourselves The Journal -
paatsa on wednesday Highi 20 40
10 30 IA the Eslls the flrsi ding on
Thursday m0fnlng
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nos % Rip Fsr..

There IL knacs ~ ripping up OLD
furs silh which ali women are not IA
miilar The pelt should lie turned
wfong side % and the skin slowly and
carefully cut with a sharp penknife.
The blade penetrating the skin only
and bot touching the long hAirs-
Cutting for witt scissors destroys the
t.esuiy Of the peit that might be say.
81 ~ the prnknife process In sew
inR the strips Together Grit be sure
that the direction u the halrs Il the
same IL both pSeres when holding the
tits of skin firmly beiween thumb and
foteaagcF VIA The fur side down
overcast The edges Together with q
rather ice needle and ftronE, tne
thread. seNing resr the eiFr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11
FURNACE HELPS.
r.~ - A.n Gee ase~s h winiry
mtsftss

WsahHss
"a these uipgsf df9s the bumF with
,te farunee hcat. tte haa wster r8dia
w 0s ghe steam ralatof may Cad TIE
ueatiar apparatus, X whatever tind
lalkine Occasionally ana iearins the
bwase co8d
Traa.iionaHy erery house that -
heaie8 ~ the bet asr tarnace hiss zone
coid rsom This coid raom most fne
qscnily h that particular upstairs
room against which The cold winds
are flowing most directly Likely this
rDom = ihe northwest room ~ ~
stairs a. The northwest wind 81 kfen
est What should enc DO 10 brins ~
the hai mir from the firnaee1
That simplest thing "A foF the far
mace attendant 20 discover the cold
flre leading 10 the room and cut 90
for q few minutes the heat 70 etery
other pipe leading from the furnace
AZ once this forces the combined heat
from the furnace into The QUO open
delivery pipe whose cutoff remains
wide open. This hocy OF heat forces
out the heavy cold afr that has becD
blocking that particular pipe as cnec'
fualiy as n the pipe were full Of fro
zen water After d few minutes, In
which the pipe warns and warmth
permeates the room. the cold room
Is rendered comfortable thereafter
Presenting that one has an electric
fan, however. the fan is one OF the
easiest instruments for correcting the
stubborn bot air register, the hot wa
ter radiator or the steam radiator In
the cold room
TO urge the electric fan on the hot
air register place the fan with Us back
close TO the register and turn on at
full speed. This acts as suction
pump. pulling the cold air from the
furnace pipe and drawing the heat
into the room,
In the case OF balky steam radi
ator especially open a window and
turn the fan blast Of cold afr against
the radiator. Whatever slight heat 10
10 the radiator win be contracted by
cooling. and the tendency toward a
vacuum WIFI serve 10 draw upon great
er warmth down the pipe As the
steam Tor water moves up into the
radiator the continuation OF the cool
ing and contraction forces the further
impetus OF the heat until the desired
warmth is attained.
One further statement may interest
the reader. Hot water and steam heat
are the driest OF all forms OF heat de
livered iuto the modern house, The
hot water and hot, moist steam In the
radiator are sealed there. One can
not bring an artificial heat OF 10 de
grees r. by means Of the hot radia'
tor without making the winter atmos
phere too dry. Eyaporating water on
these fixtures alone VIII make the at
mosphere Of the house moist enough "a
he satisfactory TO the lungs And IN
moistening the atmosphere II becomes
a more constant and effective deliyerel
OF the heat from fuel Dry air Is The
least capable OF retaining heat even II
the airs dryness otherwise were salts
factory to the lungs and breathing ap
| paratus generally
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11
NOTES FROM THE STATE CON
NENTiON.

Montpelier. April 10. 500 + M
The voting for the delegates AZ large
which are being elected By the state
convention which is assembled IN
this city has not yet been completed
Tho following delegates have been
cleetcd up 70 this hour Hon g. s..
Page Of Hyde Park was unanimously
elected 20 head the delegation. col
} Cray Estey Of Brattleboro was un-
anlnoualy elected as the second dele
gate and Hon John L. Lewis Of
North Troy, was unanimously elected
che third delegate They are now
voting on the fourth delegate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11
TAFT is Too Much for You, Tedd

Taft Is Too Much for You, Teddy.
by George f. Fairbanks
You stood on the Island Of Cuba
And battled for justice and right
Aud all OF us looked 10 you proudly,
So well did you stand In the fight
Aud honors were given you freely
And borne on the crest OF the tide;
lou came TO be headof the nation
When our martyr Mckinley died
Chorus.
Bnt Taft is too much for you, Teddy
Aud the very best thing you can do
Is TO quietly wait for the Pearly
Gate
70 open and lei you through
lat you are too good for Us, Teddy.
We try to be honest and true.
But cannot keep up with your no.
lions
Though trying our very best TO.
Ii may be some time In the future
Wen master the pace that you set,
Hut eseeing that We are but human
We find II impossible yet
George Washington, he Of the
Ratchet,
Whose Judgment we thought TO be
true,
Considered II best for our nation
Another should step In his shoe,
Bat you're so much wiser and better
Than first OF our presidents was
And fought so much longer and
harder,
Defender Of liberty's cause
There's many good mon IN our ma
ton
Whose loyalty no one can doubt
And you have said Taft was among
them
Then only would you turn the man
OUT
It never would add to your honor
To break mp George Washington s
plan,
The glcry and nigh, OF our nation
Must never depend on one man
Yes, Taft, he n good enough Teddy
And is not the least bit afraid.
ne always has stood by the people,
Aud few the mistakes he has made
Another election Wen give him
Aud save you more bother and care.
So take your old hat from the circle
There isn't place for Il there
+ We often Vill think Of you. Teddy.
The many good things you have
dome
iIow Well sou have kept us guess.
Ing
The strenuous race you have run
+ ST Peter is waiting 20 meet you
( To take your referendum aud all
And when you have reached that
high station
We never viii start a recall
south Cornish. \ a.. March Is. ~
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RESULTS or THE DISTRICT con-
MENTIONS.
Taft tarrics The First District iiy a
Large Majority and Roosevelt the
second ny Very Small Majority

The first aud second district con
yontions Of this state were held IN
Burlington and Montpelier respec-
iiscly on Tuesday afternoon
In the first dIstrlc, the following
delegates and alleFnalcs TO the ma
iignal convention in Chicago on June
isih. we're elected. Delegates John
l.. southwlek Of Burlington aud VIII
liam u. Warner o. Vergennes; Al
lernates. c. II. stearns Of Johnson
$40 Edward r. Clark Of this town
ilon Frank C. Archibald Of this
town introduced the resolution thai
the arwly elected delegates and al
ieTnaies should be instructed 70
sote for President William Howard
Taft al the national convention
NJ soathwicks name met with
some opposition when that 81 BYRON
u Conmhs o. Berkshire was pre-
scented by some q the Roosevelt mes
~ the assembly bar Mr. soathwick
won hs VOTE q sol TO Mr. Ccombs
laa
The convention wan called 20 or
Der Wy v swinnerton 81 Rat.
land James u ponoway 81 Mid.
diebuy vas chairman aud walter
& feninn % Rutland var secretary
u was fumoreA before the con.
seuiioa that any attempt to instruct
lhe delegates would meet the opi
sition II the Roosevelt men hui
when The resolution visa presented
thas iho delegates b. Instructed ~
vote Tor President Taft there was
no opposition b anyone
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11
How 10 Wash an Umbrella

II your umbrella falls into the mud
and you cannot brush the dirt OF the
best way Is to wash It with soap Hath.
or. First grease the inside wires to
prevent them from rustlng, then pro
coed to wash the cover, scrubbing the
dirty parts with soft brush Next
rinse II with cold water inside and
out and hang In the sun to dry. The
umbrella must be kept open all the
Ime II will look quite new when
.lnnn
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10 repair a tablecloth lay II quite
nat with the hole uppermost and GOV
cr II with piece OF plain brussels net.
tack II on and darn with fine fax.
When ironed 1t Will scarcely be no
liceable. II the tableeloth is beyond
repair cut squares from the best part
81 II and hem around. These VIII an
swer as servIettes for everyday use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11

Governor Mead not a Candidate.
Rutland. April Governor John
4 Mead viii not enter the race for
TIE republican nomination for repre-.
sentative 10 Congress from the first
district 10 fgll the unexpired term OF
tic late Hon u J Foster Of Bur
llagton The governor issued the
following statement yesterday. ad-
dressed 10 the voters Of the first
congressional district OF Vermont
In response TO petition, numer-
ously signed and received to-day re.
guessing that / become candidate
"a succeed tho late Hon, ID J.,
/ Foster as member Of Congress from
J the first Vermont district, desire
hereby without any reservation TO
state fully my determination.
Il have been the recipient OF man
+ distinguished honors at the hands OF
/ NY fellow citizens for which / am
grateful beyond expression and !
thank an who desire to accord me
further preferment But, after care
Iful thought concerning the con-
Pre- sional succession, ! have decided
rot to be a candidate. This means
THAT under no circumstance can
/ ! accept nomination as representa-
I tlge IN Congress from the first YER
mont district at either the next
speeia or regular congressional elec-
lions
Thanking most earnestly and sin
teroIy the republicans Of Vermont
I for past and present kindnesses and
I realizing to the fullest extent the
sery great honor they would do me,
! am.
Respectfully and gratefully,
fSlgnedl JOHN A MEAD =
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Ne orrr lme nHaans1 noiiaft Hfsafa ~
An5 case ~ tiatsfsh lAs1 c1Ea,ni f,f aafeN -
HAN tnlsffh NElN
FANhANRY 60 Toicaa. n
We shR al4aeGssgHe base AhoNm u 81
NbeNss Il tAa tast e gaaft, and t#iiFxs higa
is@i6leEty tsss1tfnAsse Ca All susiGlstt tfaHNses
tsta2s eNe 8M&MNBa83A tag ia unfH8 ugg hfts
ataAsnlAt. t2sas ~ h8k FIRM
a. AklAa. htsMAAk MAhEgh
y hasNsAts nrnEtatts Gm8taa ".
n0Ns gNtafgA Ours Il isAsu gMiHfnattb
se8aas aifpeiig ppoe fhe tlpea nnQ Wuualt
sDftanCs 81 tEe shRfsHs. HasllfGNnlBs sfEt
fFse. fgaee saF pfF tseEtt 500 - 81 isruG
Sal
Tsfs tAlle Faniss fsns Zee ronDiraifon
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FOR SALE Ar MANCHESTER, VT

A fine farm of go acres. Al
tlllable but 10 acres woodland. TINS
farm commands view OF the whole
of the valley and is an elegant site
for summer home. Fine new BARI
that win tie up so cows, There
are two houses on the place WI.
lage water to house and barn. WI.
be sold with or without personal
property. There are 60 head OF
stock now on farm, also all kinds OF
modern farming implements. Ad'
dress
w. II. Roberts, Administrator,
Manchester Center. Vt
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CUSTOM SAVING,

WANTED a man married 90
take charge Of Gentleman's coun
try Place at Manchester Vermont
Must have experience III caring for
horses roads and lawnssmall kitoh-
en- garden aud ont door flowers Re
ply Box32G, Manchester, VI, naming
references Principal requirement
an honest clean, respectable married
man 81
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FEATHERS AND EGGs

DO you want the very best Single
Comb Buff orpingion stock to he
had? have bred nothing else for
six ycars and know have fealh
ers and points for the show aud
eggs for the basket. Full standard
weight IN every breeder.
setting Of Is eggs for $500
ALBERT w. VARNEY,
Bennington, Vt
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Penalty 81 the Smoker.

FRED
Yes, denrf"
Why don't you buy me couple Of
those nice Hsyana wrappers that you
were talking 20 Mr.. Bruce about last
pightY'
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IA str meonG sfet fsatlof
held Montpelier iht vote sat
ma sf ltsn Is sas g ths fifs'
lsss tas Roosevelt anea sauaiaG
o ths ttaasi aabcttt q 81 a
f 81 skt a waoiat.oa Vac
asassa vbba h6 tht aeKsie
IA Roosevelt
4bs afirp3cs are b " gitsaH ~
nat bo aha fsah % rhoappson
Il HsftaB ard lho alteFBatss are
pans Morse ~ Randolph and ? A
chafia ~ naaietrH
uass SD Naum Wefs he meh
pas ~ 9 the Tnii delegation and
th,3 ee tesb bcatea TALE - ltf
gas ~ 1E6 ~ Gibaons lss sod
uann n yufr n ias N Thamp
paHx IF1
Tue cantcatou VAS called 10 of
ssr shortly after three O'Clock and
WMttr u Crockett u Montpelier
saa elaae8 temporary chairman and
David o Porter q - lohnseru}
secretary and y Waterman q
li3aitlsbau assistant
Harry Amry 81 Brightoa offer
IA motloa lhat Tho convention or
rauiraloa o. made permanent but
,he motion was defeated by vote
II It's 10 I6t
Tie convention was adjourned a.
at O'Clock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11

Congt. ssiunal Contc ntion June 20,h.
Burlington. April The first
district congressional convention %
nominate congressman to succeed
the late David J Foster. will be held
50 the Armory here on Wednesday
June 2gth The fira district COM
mlitee met today at the Van Ness
House and decided upon the date
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11
FARM
AT
AUCTION.

/ viii sell at Public Auction
IN the premises In Manchester
ENTER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11

EGGS FOR SALE--From prize
winning single comb White orping-
tons. Prices reasonable. The Kind
that LAYS, weighs and pays.
SEYMOUR e. MATSON,
4gtf Dorset, Vt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11

ORGANS FOR SALE Fifty good
secondhand organs, all makes. Only
$500 down and 800 month UNI
til paid, delivered at your freight
office. All guaranteed in perfect
condition
GEO. d. JARVIS & son,
II Burlington, VI.
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Rutland Trust
Company
Money

Money Receive pa, 9 sdnl interest pss
Tor even calendar
months
Deposits made on OF
before the fifth draw
interest from tile first
day of the same month,
All taxes ia the
state paid on al depos
IT'S.
Total Assets
over $1,000 0O0
Safety Capital 1000 coo
Surplus 5000
Interest aud
'ndiyided
Profits over ~ 900
together with the legal
liability Of the Stock
Holders affords total
atsty margin OF over
~ per cent 10 Depot.
tors or more than twice
The legal requirement.
.En,,,an- OF being able 80 with.
NciiNNh draw money the first
ipncp Of any calendar month
without any loss Of IN.
tcrest offers an adyan'
tage of real money
value
4 OlO n I. ,h g h naS rate nr.s INA,
on safe aud conservative
investments
The names Of Officers aud Directors
promises the continuance of the safe
and conservative management of the
past.
GEO. +. CHAFFEE, President
NJ. j. FRANCISCO, Vice President
GEO. K. MONTGOMERY Treasurer,
Directors.
T.. +. ellison, Newman Il CbBIlec
Geo. + ChatIee, Geo II Young,
NJ. ]. Francisco, II. Edward Dyer,
w. y. Hulett
Directly Opposite the Depot
THE RUTLAND TRUST COMPANY.
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uTIu " 10 sAETr
Naiim Ad Prot
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rs'v Fr.-Ir .-#-r. - SO. grfa4s s.-=H-.s
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New York
Stock Market

Nav York. November lin most
essentials to-,iays stock market was
= repet!tioa Of the preceoihS uay
session. Irregularity was pioneuneen,
ara there were frequent periods oi
6,,lIness. albeit the total output was
larger. Trading was broaae-' o"i
n,sJnly professional. some OF the spec
uIa,ioD running into issues supposed
20 he manipulated by pools.
Fnr.h,r clearing of the European
war clouds was an important iae''''
the initial rise OF one 20 t"o points
hefnc a natural sequence OF tne stioiie
iondon market Paris ana De-.
displayed renewed strength a'"' "t'n
London. were buyers here 10 "a"
=, ,-ohahly o5. 900 shares on balance
- s,,r,r,ss was expressed in local
hanging circles at the rise IN the Ger
-, Rank rate from s 20 psr cent
,k,rg the second advance n less
go, a month and 10 the highest hSuEc
a,,n.a5 there since January o. i'os.
80 ,ba British and French banks
s,hro,t,ad weekly statements. the bahh
- england showing marked gam III
1..biI,,v reserves and nomlnal n
-, In gold The Bank az France
To- a small amount Of goo ana re-
S,,,a6 It's loans and discounts d!
p-fya,a cables from London ana
psr.s suggested resumption OF copper
huvtng for consumers. Pressure asa'hs'
Trn,.ed states steel persisted thr"ush-
out the session. but American S,hes,.r7
recovered its early decline. WIN h''"
ness general At the close.
Ponds were irregular and dealings
yght United States bonds were uh-
changed on call
New York, November 14.-Mone? On
cali Arner: s-4G6 per cent: ruilns
-a.s "a. closing bid, So. chered
q, IS Time loans stroaS; siAly
dsvs per cent: ninety days, S-s@o
,.r cent: elk months. l-iQe -
P-,rns mercantile paper. per cent
seeing exchange heavy. w!>a actuai
hus.oess y bankers bills at s4sl Tor
s,rtv-aav bills ard at s4s5!s for de-
r.nS commercial bills. $3.50 IL Bar
z,1ve- 80 50 Mexican dollars, ts 80.
Government bonds steady. halIroao"II
bonds irregular.