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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-06
.C|T''' IS IMPROVING
STREETS AND DRAINS
COUNCIL HELD SHORT BUsI-
NESS SESSIONS
STREET MATTERS !: FER: 5:
Gave City Engineer Authority to
Place Drains on Certain Streets
and Heard Railroad Question

|. The regular monthly meeting of tho
Anderson city cchncll will not take
place until next tuesday night but
Z short business, meeting of that body
WAS held Thursday morning for the
purpose OF hearing reports on mat
tors relative to street improvements.
at the meeting the ( city engince,
was instructed to build !, drain on
Calhoun street from Crcs,yell street
for q distance OF $40 feet. Hc was au-
thorized to p6rchase The necessary
material ati once and to comp etc tho
work as quickly las possible. &
It vas also decided to build a Storm
sewer, on White street. leading from
River street, same to be dons at once.
The city engineer receiver the mat
Itero OF building the storm r ever from
liSouth Main street, under the property
!rf the Charleston Sc W"FaaSSse &c Ca:c!!na
railway, where the new f;elght, tofmi:
knals arc being erected. to Peoples
street Just in tho rear ,,f this prom
|fsSty. It will gbe remembs red that this
|inatter has excited considerable, dig
lcussion. between council and the rail,
road and at one time 1t; w.H feared
fhatia law suit; might he raruited to
Engineer Sanders reported yesterday
that he, had completed the plans and
| specifications, Tor the building of,the
drain and has forwarded them 10 tho
officials OF the road at Augusta.t IT
the plans meet with tho approxal: OF
tho railroad tho work viii Boon; bo
underway and will be completed as
rapidly as Dossibie. sgGi =, ~ {i-ssTi'i.
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Loss 10 s NeWspn perd dUln { (
We Iiiaye received; The fol- lowing ;aG.

We have ii eceived thef FOL flowing iafss
Hpuncement: 81 si +
4 HI s'1rb6 Anderson Daily ntsllIgencer
wishes to announce that, Mt: !: AY.
+Sn,na who was business Smnnager.
has hecri SchusesS editor 10 II .bueceed
mr. lWms Baifas WHO Essig gnS sto sCl
Gept nm Important pond ton With the
Htat6 department sef ulture s. Nj.
Snfoak vii also be husiness !. man
aser This chang comes effective
October lit 81
Tsss Ne sregfe4 sthat MI. BANKS fias de-
cided to leave the newspaD fieId fa
years. but hope that the sciianYo
lss soff his & VEL fare and That iiss viUrk
4! Ill iaa sllkhkeranslss his pav1r0li heaV
ief y hIrs mike ID y Forceflil swriIaerinnid
HIS rafnhrt 1s ii detI Ided los TO tli6
neWspatsr bfesS Sioti Of this sSfnte -
SsW berry Hiefaid hnd &. Sc
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Electric City Spark]ets
(From Saturdays Daly.a
May Recover.


Coroner Hardin received informa-
ton from Pelzcr yesterday to the CT
feet that the negro shot last Satur-
day night when tho policemen raided
a "crab" game. may recover. In the
message to the coroner it was said
that the negro has made statement
since. he was shot In which he says
that one. OF the negroes engaged In
the game did tho shooting and that the
police had nothing to do with it. 1t
will be remembered that a rumor waa
heard shortly after the shooting took
place, Which said that the negro had
been shot by an officer. It IL now be.
licved that the negro mas a rood
chance to recover. Notwithstanding
the fact that his wound Is very ser
ious indeed.
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Back Home.
Baltimore Evening Sun.
It's good to got back home
And see the folks agaih,
And wander through the pleasant town
And see the changes all around;
TO meet and greet the friends of yorc;
To recall events of years before,
Comparing things of now and then.
T. IT'S good to get back. to,ne
And see tho folks again.
fg' W sffif, - H. .its t
It's good TO get back hon,
And see :he folks again.
To learn Of how the fyin.. years
Have scattered laughs anl spr!nkl
ed tears: ~
How this ones u-J;p4rnl--,batt trc'O
wed,
How this on.'t iei..d ana That ones
dead. r
'Twixt Joy and griof the heartstrlugs
rend,
It's good to get back home
And see the folks agafp.
It's good TO get bnck homo
And sec the folks again.
And If, porchance, since you've boch
gone
A kindly fate has como along
And lifted you above the crowd,
Your joy Is theirs and they<aro proud
To slap yoh on the back. All, then
It's. good to get back -holne
And see the folks again. '2
It's good to get back home
~ And see the folks again.
Perhaps you've seen years come and
Nor bring the things you've longed
's's for so; fai'E -
WorIdweary and sick with hopes de-
layed, -: fs
You bring back the shell of a soul dis
. mayed.
Your pain is theif they under
stand,
And it's good to get back home
Among the old folks again.
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. IVA NOTES 8
e g
o o 90 O o o o o o 90 O o

/ The Philathea class OF the Presbyte-
rian church held its regular monthly
meeting Wednesday, afternoon with
Miss Georgia Belle Baskin ;. After "A
short business scssion,the hostess SER
we'd delicious refreshments.
ai Mr.. Milton Sherard, who has been
spending the summer. months In Mary
land Is here on q visit to his parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.. Sherard.
DR.. ]. W. Wilson OF Pelzer, spent a
few days here this week tho guest of
relatives. iS..,
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beatty or An
derson were here q fow houro Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs. M. e. Beatty.
Miss Fannie Lou Shcrar1 Of Mican-
opy, Florida, is responding sometime
here with her homefolks. 49, g !ag
S. hdT. and Mrs Earl I.avis were here
Sunday. the guests OF relatives. e
+ Mrs. VI. w. Shearer who has been
on R visit OF several weeks to relatives
Id Seneca, Gaffney and Wiiliannston,
has: returned home. Z & Z. y :, * { !
|, Mise Annie Haiford Of Blackville,
who has tnugtt nquHic here for the
past two 'Bessi6ns Has returned and Is
TeadySto begin her work for the next
session y al 4 s 4; +, B
ST LII. i ard Mrs J { sA;; McAllister have
returned from a ;stay or seseral weeks
with rc1ht htfves fnr Anderson. -: ~,
(; Mygss; Jennie Spger of iIiDNudesyiiie,
was the guest OF friends hero Wednes-
day a q. 1.
Among those who attend ed the live.
stock show In And derson from here
twaro Mesgrs. y y A. MsA1lister and
Joe Shcfard. 4 II;
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Silverw.lre Rack
To Its Old Price.

j. H. Hardness, travelling sales
man for the well-known "Communi-
ty"- Silver concern. was in Anderson
yesterday. When the war in the for
eign countries was first declared the
pglce OF silycrwarc in. the United
Sassssx took u tremendous bound. but
1t 10 Understood that the lending firms
within the last few days nave an
nounced reductions and that silver
ware Is now selling on the local mer-
kets for practically the old price.
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Grain Committee
To Meet Monday.

According to notices which have
boon issued, the special grain elevator.
cn'"mittee; appointed last 7 Wednes-
{ during the livestock show here,
WILL meet tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock in the rooms Of the Andcr-
son Chamber OF Commerce. This
meeting is decidedly important IA ev-
cry respect, since 1t Is highly prob
able that q movement will at once be
launched to. build a first-class eleva-
tor In Anderson and to put same in
to operation as soon as may be prac-
ticablc. Every farmer In the county
Is interested and will wait for details
of this meeting with much cagcrncss.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-06
Bad Weather Did
Net Ruin BuslpaSS.

Andersen merchants sdid last night
that they had rot expected to 60
much business yesterday, owing to the
depressed conditions Just at this time
and the inclement weather, but they
wero very agreeably surprised when
they figured UP the total for yester-
days business. Quite number of
people wero in town during the day
and they did more buying than was
expected.
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OIL Business
IL Still Good.

A representative OF ono OF the we'll
known oil firms doing business In
Anderson. says that times may be
hard here. but that he can see but lit
tie difference between what It is this
season and what 1t has been during
mOnths gone by. The old man says
that his business for the last month
In Anderson shows a substantial ins
crease over that Of the month before
aud the: comparison of the Septcm-
bcr business for this year and that Of
last year shows that more business
was done during the month of 1914
than in 1913. This does not seem to
Indicate that business in Anderson
has been very badly hurt.
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parents Thursday evening. October
1. only a few relatives OF the bride
land g.0Om were present.
MIR. and Mrs. Frierson left imme-
ltiately On their bridal trip and will
be at home in Belton alter October s.
Mrs. Frierson is well-known in the
lsocial circles Of Bolton and has many
friends and admirers here.
& DR.. Frierson Is senior member of
the firm Of Frierson Pharmacy. and
lis among tho loading business men
there.
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AbtIliery Duel &C Rheims,

London Oct. "A dispstc from
HheiMs to- the Exohange Telegraph
company dated "Wednesday says :taas si #:
Iiheirpss, WAS TIE scene. of g fierce
artillery duel this morning During
the lombard the American con-
BuL. William Dardei. haSi d narrow es-
cape. ~ A she'll 4 Eife- -1sd !; half OF his
residence over which the stnrs and
stripes were syang 3 4, Il 81 81; I]ss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-06
BEL TON FAIRS
THE BIGGEST YET
Everybody IN Busy Bolton Boost
ing The Fair For October
21st.

Belton.i Oct, 2:-Tho. Bolton Fair
which comes of Wednesday. October
81. promises to bo orc OF the biggest
things ever pulled of In Anderson
county. Notwithstanding the low
price OF cotton. .every preparation jy
being made for the fifth annual fair
The premium list, printed by tho An
derson Intelligencer job Department.
ts being hroadcastod over stho county.
This list is. very neatly gotten uD and
reflects credit pn the prtntcrs es we'll
as those who arranged the list
Br. e. C. Frlerson, swfo has been
s=:sJ soz t;io past 1oaaTT years Ts-
signed this position on, account of
rush OF business, but ne is working MS
hard for tho association as its vice
president as he did as secretary. The
president, D.. A Geer, Is also wiflo-
awake and is working hard for tho
BeltgH Fair sAssociation 6 & 81 +. q. 4
Y Mayor Rpss Mitchell. general sup
erintendent OF the Fair Association,
Us doing more than his share IN pre-
barfng eyery detail and son Wednes-
day. October 2l, the big day, every
officer superintendent and Judges
will be found it theirs post OF: duty
ready to Rsgtst those less familiar
with affairs OF this kind.
|? The BeIton Civic League COMES in
for their share Of praise In connec-
tion wfth the association. The band
Fof workera never fall In anything
they undertake. Belton has mado
ltwonderfu1s strides by co-65perasiori OF
the city fathers and the Civic; League.
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Carnival Show to
Go Out OF Town.

G. B. Turner. advance man for the
Blue Edbbon Shows, has been spcnd-
Ing several days IN AndersoD making
preparations for the coming-ef his
carnival to Anderson: For q time
MI MI. a.r:H.sss cc::ea PLATED trying 20
get tho. o.ty council to issue him a
license, but It isf derstood that he
has since changed his plans and that
his exhibition wih probably go OUT
side the city Tho. Blue. Ribbon car-
nival, II Az comes to Anderson at, oil,
wilr be here for thu waska beginning
October 12aanda ending October 17.ris
tho carnival comes 'hdnss ittiwitl pro
bably attract a large patronage just
>ns oil carnivals do u; & 4, i
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-06
Magistrate Had
A Busy Month.

Magistrate Broadwell yesterday
figured up the work done by his office
for the month OF september Dur
ing the 30 observation-disclosures Broad
we'll tried 47Jcrimlhal' cases. during
which time he collected fines aggre-
eating $3.50 ana sentenced defendants
to work on the county roads for'a to-
tai of 240 days. tfh si5 cases tho
defendants were bound over to await
trial at the ncxt tenn of the court Of
General Sessions for. Anderson coun-
ty. This was a. rather busy month
for Mr.. Broadwell. =,
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1t was said in Columbia today thet
ia measure will be introduced In the
, extraordinary session Of the General
Assembly next week to require tn,
/, Columbia street railway to complete
the Columbia canal. The bill, it is
Of the Richland county delegation.
said, will be introduced by q member
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-06
Insurance Man
/. In Spartanburg.

M. N. Jones'. who has been col. :
ncctcd with the Carolina Fire In
Burance. Company In Anderson for
some time, has gone to Spartanburg
and will work that territory. How
ever. Mrs. Jones will remain in An
dcrson and 1t is probable that Mr..
Jones will return Mt an early date to
resume his business here.
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Tho Building, Hes ,iq !.
Not Sfopped, iHerHp,.

0hsr towns Hiayo Be crying .shard
times" and talking Yf tie effect that
the foreign war iK having On business
N this countryy, but it has had no an-
rrcciable result ih Anderson 81 far
.ls building is ,Goheerhed. A number
of business buildings were In course
of constitution; l9SFc when the war
started and they. hro, being rushed
to completion. Just as rapidly as
though there had never been war
and other new H}:ili'nyJ urc being
propatea and ptapfisd. f,.le fact that
these building are still being erected
also helps local conditions by reason
Of the fact. that considerable money
IS being put Tito circulation in this
manner. -. 40 ISB2, El
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CAPITAL CITY NEWS :,
Columbia. Oct 2.-tSpecial.) )-Thc
governor today suspended c. l.,
lknight as magistrate III Dorchester
county. >.r
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Mrs. s. G. Hawkins and children
who have been spending some time
here. guests of Mrs. Claude Graves
have returned home. ~
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IA little cotton has 10 beenf SOLD In sfsei.
ton today for ( IA toats Vdlssf few
balas arc bslpg 8 oifer'ed 4 q this prioa.
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Q 100000 q Q Q Q 0 Q o o 0 . .
OUR DAILY POEM

5000 900 Q o o o o Q .
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STOCKS IN LONDON
MAINTAIN FIRM TONE
Failure Of Canadian Agency,
Ltd. Has Little Mar
ket Effect.
AMERICANS UP A TRIFLE
Improvement Comes on Buying
From New York
Paris Steady.

LONDON, June S>-The tone OF tho stock
market here continued firm to-day in
spite OF the announcement of tho failure
OF the Canadian Agency. Ltd. following
close upon the Chaplin, Milne, Grenfell &
Co. suspension on Saturday. Business
was light owing to the beginning of the
settlement tomorrow. but the feeling OF
tenseness appears to be considerably re-
lleved.
Consols closed unchanged from Satur-
days close at 73 Gle for money and
73% for account after a decline OF Lie.
Other high grade Investment issues were
firm Discount rates In Lombard street
were easy.
Home rails improved and mines under
tho contango tended to advance. Fer
eigners were more resilient and Mexican
rails showed evidences OF support Cop
pers advanced strongly and Brazilian
shares improved.
Americans opened quiet and Irregular
but later prices improved on buying from
New York and the list closed firm Cana
dian Pacific advanced.
PARIS, June S.--prices were steady or
the Bourse to-day. Rentes closed 10 cen
times higher at SO francs 60 centimes.
BERLIN, June s.--Trading on the Boers'
to-day was light. but prices Improved,
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

SELLS cents per share.
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GOLD ENGAGEMENTS INCREASE.
$1,000, 900 More for Paris-London
to Enter Market.

The prevailing high rate OF foreign ex-
change brought about a rush Of gold en-
gagements at the Sub-Treasury yesterday
which made the engagements for the day
the largest since the beginning OF the
year. In air 100000 was taken for ex-
port by to-days steamers. Owing to the
fact that tho National city Bank en-
gagged 100000 on Friday last for exc
port in all s7.OOO,OOo will start for Paris
to-day.
OF the total the nso National City Bank Bank Is
Co. 100000 and HeldeIbach, Ickel-
heimer & Co. 100000. This makes a
total OF s25,5o0.O00 gold engaged for ex-
port on the present movement ana Sf,-
100000 since the beginning Of the year,
Owing to the fact that the Assay Office
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THE CURB MARKET.

Yesterday was an exceedingly DUN day
In the curb market, with price alteration
embarrassing In tho main final quota,
tons were a shade higher. although there
was considerable irregularity in the price
movement. United Cigar Stores was
firm, changing hands Mt So, an improve
ment OF N point. Brltish-American To
bacco now, was unchanged at 22S. Max
we'll Motors common and second preferred
displayed strength on light buying. each
issue advancing u. National Cloak and
Suit ranged between 50 and 65S, reflect
ing gain OF y point: Rlker & Hege-
man was steady at 9Ik and Willys-over-
land sold up points to rs.
Initial transactions were made IN vir.
ginia- Carolina Chemical 6s at 104A. Con
solidated Gas Gs continued Arm. moving
up to 1853.
What little demand there was for oil
shares was principally for Anglo-Ameri-
can oil. which hardened u to ia.
Ohio oil advanced l point to 1914 4:
Prairie Oil and Gas declined an equal
amount to 467: Standard Oil OF New
York improved Il 10 Els; Standard OIL
OF New Jersey closed 2 points higher at
iI3 and Standard Oil of Indiana receded
4 points to 492.
Transactions In detail in the market
Yesterday were as follows:
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Large shipment of Gold for Psris--
Time Money Easy.

TIL. chief feature Of the money market
Yesterday was the continuance OF heavy
sggrcgatlng $4,000 900 and raising the tota!
OF the current movement TO 2S.eoo'oVo
sterling exchange was dull and iiriner' de-
mand bills closing around 49, 49, so,.m.r,
exhibiting very large surplus held 10y
local nstitions the Sas o. god ,i To Eo or
cali money rates The market was exceed.
iuCy duh with an easy undertone There
was another transfer OF s25o.OOo currency
cau money on the floor OF tn, Stock EN-
change ruled Mt ~ per cent, the high be-
Ing 2 per cent. and the low ~ PEI cent
2. per cent FOR ninety days. 2is per cent.
for four months. IN "a per cent. for iivs
months. per cent. for six months and
Commercial paper was unchanged. Rates
days blils receivable and for best four TO
ak months names.
ton--Par. St Louis--5c discount. Mime
apolis--G0c. premium, San Frnncisco-30c.
premium. MontreLl--Par chicago-2Oc.
sterling exchange was firm. Rate. wer.
4Sj9O i.s625 for sixty days tsS75 T4sssO
for demand and Ass?o a i.ss2s for cables.
bills. ~ per cent; three months. il-l5n
90 per cent, Closing price Of consols
73e-le for money and 73S for account
Paris ca les quoted TIC closing price q
| London. 2j francs II centimes. Private rate
Of discount In Paris 2E per cent. Berlin
exchange on London, 20 marks 5in pigs
Private rate In Berlin. 21s per cent
Commercial price OF bar silver In New
York. 66Ac.: in London. 25d. Mexican silver
dollars quoted at 43i1 4iic.
changes .2i2 'oSS; balances, .i2.G735i7
| Sub-Treasury credit balance. s237,77l.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE,

The heaviest dealings were IN II' YEA
states Steel, ALSO shares; Reading f'o'V
shares, and Union Pacific, A'2oo sl''sJ
The three stocks named all touy neg
slightly higher prices than they anu. . i've.
sailing al 64&. Reading at 1868 ana
Union Pacific at 1868. $50, ~
The opening call prices In the case 90 20
n number OF important stocks proved W
be the lowest OF the day. This was w w
Of Union Pacific. which sold on the 90 a.
at 1851; OF Amalgamated Copper AZ -
and of Steel at 81 y the reSen,ts d,alt
Tomkins Cove Stone preterreu ""'
in at par, $780,, .oraa most
attention was paid to American an
American Beet Sugar and Erie, .sara,
actions i'm all stocks totalled 1880 Shares
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Transaction. From a,45 p. NJ. to CIo-ins.

Adams Exp As In, Cons Cop CIV NY Cent deb Is
500. ...,1o O. 1872 5000. 80
Armour as 5000. =. lOOil y Cen Nc 35s
1000. 80 as lnterhoro Met registered
10000, as $4,000. - 7os v Y Gas Flee IL
{ u Il . Neb Is japanese as II Pas
1000. ...e7l2 $500. sSia 5000. ....S Ola
Chi Gas La IS 100. ....so Nor W Cy as
10000. 100 FISH " As 10000. AIS
Chi CT West Is 1000. ....7A "a ~ 3.s 1915
lioOO.. ...7 49, Lhclede Gas IS 10000. ..,.g0iA
chi Mix Stpau 5000. ..lO2 81 / SW con IS
C&PW5s Lake & W LIST 4U0o. .69l2
10000 lOAia 1000. ..lOl 1000. go 9S4
CN&StP rmt.sII.S & Ms IS 1928 So Pacific cv 5s
.OOO.. 1925 5000. ...g3la rcts fun pd
Chi & N y con Is & MS Is 1881 10000 OONs
1000. ..lO2 $4,000. .92l4 South Pacific -
CAN " gm Is ManhattanliNisI $500. ~ o So
1000. I'D 1000. .o27s 1000. ....SOSs
Chi r Jap RR IS 1000. o3 80 Pacific cy IS
1000. .333s N StP & SSM Is 10000. .... s 5ls
chi u lap nv Isl 1000. ...g3I1 L Pacific ref 4s
10000. ....7 ola q new Is 10000. ,-.. o I 81
Colo Midland Is 1000. l ! q a.. Wabash ext Is
5000. zee. Ala Nor &Essek con 4OoO. 90
Indiana Steel IS 1000. 100 - Western Flee s.
1000. NOSNESs iOoo.. li2
5000. ..lOl
Total sales Of bonds par vavel SO 200
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR
Elk DIVIDEND.

Elk DIVIDEND.
Company and Term: stock.Amt.
.Lackawanna Railroad Of New Jersey.
quarterly ...,:......,,...........,... -
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. quarterly. III
Union Traction, semi. annual .,..,......
United Traction q Electric quarterly - IL
United Fuel on. quarterly. -.....-.--
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bars tho exports are now being made In
tha ohana If uold coin

bars tho exports are now being made In
the shape of gold coin.
Bankers and foreign exchange experts
do not look for cessation OF gold ex-
ports for some time. az long as the pres
ent rate of exchange continues. 1t has
been pointed out that France has been
actively In the market for gold for some
time and that other European countries,
particularly Russia, have been spirited
bidders In the Continental gold markets
For over week 1t has been expected that
England would enter the market for our
gold and It Is stated that arrangements
are already under way looking for an
initial shipment to London on the present
movement
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sUB.TREAsURY STATEMENT
SATURDAY

" h,,h. q. sssoos
Paid by Sub'TreasuIy W rU,aasmry W 49, 900
Paid by Dansh W oup' ''N"''''
Los. to bank. on days 'rAn'.c, re,.c5
tons .sss.''.'''''''.
SINCE FRIDAY LAST -.
Paid by Sub-Treasury, 70 o. ,nr 6bl3. oQO
...,... ,.Ss2,oCa
Loss TO banks same period pfe'iou' Ann ~
yious week ....-.--'"'-'-'"""