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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-24
STANDING
Hanford Wins in Ninth

Chicago. June 23.-Errors by Stanley
today paved the way for to
victory for the Buffalo Federals over
Chicago. A timely hit by Hanford drove
in the winning run in the eighth. Score:
r. II e.
Buffalo .......... 600 100 021--4
Chicago ......... 900 900 POO
Batteries; Anderson, Ford and La
vigne, Blair; Watson, Hendrix and Will
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BILLIKENS SMOTHERED
IN A SWATTING FEST

Montgomery June 23.-New orleans
easily won the second game from the
locals by batting the ball all over the lot.
The score was 10 to o. Score:
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Slated for Burke in ninth.
#%Ran for Schlei in ninth.

M emphlS ........ WI VuV WV
Nashville ........... 001 600 01F-2
Summary: Stolen bases: Stark 2, Glib
son, Goulait. Bases on balls, Leibhardt
g Struck out Leibhardt 2, Boland 6.
Sacrifice hits, Coyle, Leibhardt, Lind
say. Time. 1:46. Empires, o'Toole and
Pfenninger.
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Lively, Gribbens, Donahue. Three-base
hits. Bluhm, Adams, Burns. Home runs.
Bluhm, Adams, HendryX. Stolen base.
Baker. Duoble plays. Jantzen, Grihbens
to Snedecor: Hollander to Baker; Barbare
to Bluhm. Base on balls, Walker 5, Benn
d. Wheatley 2. Black l. Left on bases.
New ORLEANS 6, Montgomery 8. Hit by
pitched ball. by Benn (Gribbens Q. Dom
ahue3; Black / (Starr) Hits, Walker.
with runs In Q 1-3 innings; Wheatley,
with no runs in 1 inning. Struck out.
Walker 2, Benn 3. Black 5. Passed ball.
Adams. Wild pitch. Benn Time. 2:30.
umpires Rudderham and Kellum
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Summary: Stolen base. Taylor Sac
rince hits, Bowen, Edmonson Two
base hit. Reidy. Home runs, Holt
Iowel. Double play, Macley. Bowen to
Howell. Base on balls, May 3, knight !.
Struck out, May s. Knight .. Passed
ball. Taylor L. Time. 13o. Umpire.
Farmer
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Hogg Batted Hard

The scoring started IN the second IN
ming. Knisey rolled a slow grounder
neal first base. Calhoun recovered the
ball and tried to nip Pete at first with
a chance toss to Hogg. The throw was
high and rolled to the stands, allowing
Knisely to sprint to third. Covington
singled to center and the Teuton scored
Hogg halted the rally in the second and
escaped unscathed in the third. But the
fourth was doomed by ill-success for 1t
marked his last inning in the box. Nc
Donald was passed, but was forced at
second on Kniselys rap to Hogg. Knise-
ly purloined second on a wild pitch. Gov
iilgton was presented with four erring
balls. Mcbride singled sharply to center
and the agile Peter ambled home, and
Covington reached third. ELAN respond
ed with timely wallop over second,
sending Covington across the rubber and
advancing Mcbride to third. The squirt
was prolonged when Dilger bingled to
right and Mcbride scored. Brown raped
a slow grounder to Hudnall, who fumbed,
and allowed the bases to be filled. Mar
can famed but Stewart drew largess,
forcing ELAN across with the fourth
run.
Due to Kirby's triple to right field, Mo-
bile scored in the fourth. The Gull hit
ter pumped a Texas Lacquer to right
field. Knisely made a desperate at
tempt to bag it at his shoetops but
failed and before he could retrieve IT.,
Kirby reached third. Manager Bris Lord
hit q fast grounder to Covington. After
effecting a neat stab TEX" pegged wide
to the plate and Kirby scored
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DoIan, Steele, IreIan. Three-base MT,
Paskert Hits, Hageman 8 in 1 Ia in
nings; Steele in Pa innings; Rixey
in 2 2-3 innings; Jacobs in C Ia in
ming. Sacrifice hits, Wilson, Higgins
Sacrifice flies, Miller, Lobart. Stolen
bases. Wilson, Pasl1ert 2. Double plays.
Miller to Beck, Luderus (unassisted).
Base on balls. Hageman 2, Steele l..
Jacobs l. Hit by pitcher, Hageman
tKillifer). Struck out, Steele 8, Rixey
!, Jacobc l. Time. 2:15. Umpires, Byron
and Orth.
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JOtdlS ~ 10
$Batted for High in eighth.
%%Batted for Main in seventh
~TSRan for Witt in seventh.
"*""Batted for Cavet in NINTH
Cleveland ............. 202 01O 00O--5
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 600 600 310-4
ummary-Two-base hits, Crawford, q
Bush. Three-base hits, Leibold. Hts
Dauss, in innings; Main in innings;
Cavet 0 i'll innings; Mitchell in 7; none
out in Sth Blandng in 2. Sacrifice hit
Grancy. Stolen bases, Chapman, Bush.
Base on balls, Dauss, 1; Vain, 2; Mitchell,
A.; Blanding, l. Struck out, Main, 2; Ca
vet l. Mitchell, A. Time 2:15. Empires,
Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
Others not scheduled
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Games Today

Mobile at Birmingham.
New Orleans at Montgomery.
Memphis at Nashville.
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
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Blackwell, Schwartz, Cantley. Sacrifice
hit, Williams. Struck out, Cantley s, Head
2. Bases on balls, Head 3 Umpire. Will
son. Time, 1:S5
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S0uthpaw Price Fails

Gilbert Price, the former Atlanta south
paw, was dispatched to the slab, with or
ders to check the swatting proclivities.
But his debut was marked by bonn
bardment, starting when Knisely beat
out scratch hit Covingtons grounder
to Price advanced him to second. Mcbride
followed with a fast drive over short
and Peter scampered home Ellam's roll
er to Price dispatched Mack to second,
and then Fritz Dilger walloped another
to the gardens and he scored.
Secured by a four-run lead, Brown eased
up in the sixth snd the Guls took ad-
vantage of the change in pace. O'Dell
hoisted q Texas Lacquer to left and adj
vanced to third on Kirbys single to right.
Knisely's return to halt O'Dell was inter-
cepted by Mcdonald, who caught Kirby
in chase off first With a watchful
eye on O'Dell a lively chase of Kirby
ensuod, which eliminated in the runner
going out. Marcan, in touching Kirby,
hit him rather roughly on the head, and
the blow proved ''kayo." After two
doctors had responded to the call of the
injured player, Kirby was revived and
walked from the field.
The accident failed to stop Mobile, for
Lord singled and O'Dell counted Schmidt
| hit fast grounder through Marcan and
the Gull pilot continued to third. Cal
houn singled and Lord counted
| The eighth tally for the Barons oc-
Cured in the eighth, when Mcbride tripled
| to left and scored on Dilger's grounder
| to short. Hudnall, who was subbing for
Perry at second, countered in the eighth
with a double A wild pitch permitted
him to journey to third, while Kirby s
sacrifice fly to Stewart sent him home.
| Despite the numerous hobbies, lively
| fielding was evident on both clubs. Nc
| Donald and Marcan made dazzling stops
| of sizzling grounders while Dobard and
| Miller starred afield for the Gulls.
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sBatted for Irelan in seventh.
S*Batted for Reed in ninth.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

Others not scheduled.
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Two-base Hits-Hudnall, Miller, Mar
can.
Three-base Hits--Kirby. Mcbride.
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international League

Others not scheduled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
\ curious Otaparit,

The Nslue OF N. Rock Island common
and preferred stocks has always been
purely speculative. Just now it you'd
seem that Il the stocks are worth present
prices or anything at all other securities
OF the kocl, Island system namely the
collateral trust IS and the railway COM
panys general mortgage Is, were selling
at absurdly low levels The disparity be-
tween the price Of the collateral trust
~ and the stocks is "A good deal of a
mystery. \ price Of 81 for the bonds
obviously reflects p great lack OF con-
fdencc In the continuation OF interest
payments which In turn means the in
ability of the old railway company to con-
tinue dividends at the present rate. A
discontinuancc Of interes, payments would
be followed i'm the ordinary course OF
events by IA foreclosure Of the mortgage
and a sale of the railway stock at auction
Nobody has any. accurate idea Of the
present value of the railroad stock. But
something more than "A suspicion Is un-
derstandablc under the circumstances that
the property has detcrioratcd consider
ably. The natural inference is that the
present price OF the bonds at least par
TALLY reflects antcipations Of the price
the property would bring II sold in the
open market. II this Inference is APP
proXimately correct the value OF the Rock
Island stocks under tho circumstances
would appear To be simply an assessment
value
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A Two sided Market,

The hrst business day OF February has
witnessed "a stock market OF the irregula,
sort additionally associated with the
month. The past has seen some rather
violent reversals of sentiment In February
following a January 'boom'' in stool;
prices In fact occasions when tho rise
has continued through the second month
of the year are infrequent Tho stock
market rose In almost perpendicular fash
ion last month and advanced much fur
ther than any one expected. Present cir
cumstanccs are altogether extraordinary
II Is acknowledged. and II may be tina;
such seasonal reactions are not called for
and that the experience Of that eNccp-
tional year 1905 Ia to be repeated. Never
theless. many shrewd spectators are in
cllned to pay some attention TO the force
Of precedent To these Yesterdays re-
suits were natural enough since two
sided market Is what they have been pre-
dieting. The contention Is that their
position Ia not At all Incompatible witt,
the long range view that the main trend
OF prices IL still upward.
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" hence the Buylug.

The enormous outpournG Of the Rock
Island collateral trust IS is not So diff
fcult TO understand. The current rtimors
and reports OF a necessary reimbursement
of that nconceivably complicated system
must have had an unfavorable effect upon
scattered holders The source Of the buy
ing which absorbed this stream of lqul-
dalton IL not so easily explained. And
yet Il Ia n very interesting point. OBJ
viously few people would care to buy into
tho securities Of a system In the circum-
stances IN which the Rock Island finds
itself. The conclusion to which the OBJ
server will naturally jump. and which
may be the correct one for all that. Ia
that the Phelps Dodge interests have
been tho most important IL not tho sole
purchasers These people are supposed
To have in their hands the nominal con-
troll OF the system through their owner
ship of u big block OF preferred stock
But the sole equity OF the system. the
stock OF the old railway company is
pledged under the collateral trust bonds.
and the latter therefore hold actual con
troll OF the property. II the Phelps Dodge
people desire 10 make their hold of the
property secure against all possible even
Qualities it would seem as IL they could
best do 1t BY an accumulation of the col
lateral trust bonds. which hold the hey
to the situation.
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The put n call market locally appears
to be normal AFFAIR. The option dealers
do not appear to be nervous about selling
calls In spite of the remarkable rise which
has taken place In the past month. II
that circumstance conveys any impression
at all perhaps IL Is that the option dealers
have not been particularly hurt by the
perpendicular advance In prices and fur
ther that there has been no active interest
in this form OF speculation. The put n
call market here. however, Is an entirely
insignificant affair In comparison with
the market In London. On the other side
the field is a large one, The operation is
conducted on the most scientific principles
and papers can be obtained for long
periods In almost unlimited amounts. The
report that local spectators have been
buying "long calls" on the active stocks
IN London Is an interesting one because
Il recalls the fact that the start of the
big rise in prices IN 1903 was marked
by similar operations. ON that occasion
.oune OF the big Spectators hero bought
cells on tens of thousands Of shares of
s.eai common and subsequently collected
enormous profits from the foreign option
dealers. the stock being UP some 40 points
vhen the papers" expired.
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MONDAY. Feb. 2
E.csipts OF besvcs FOR two days were
T3G head Including ~ cars for the mar
ket steers were Ia fair demand and steady
10 rrm: bulls and cows slow 10 l5c. lower,
with the exception Of choice fed bulls, which
we're about steady; some sales 81 these cows
were 25c lower The ,aras were cleared
Common to choice nteers sid AZ 67b1
80 per 100 lbs. oxen at ssssWs7 90; bulls
At S5o5ns7g0: cows at So eWss17h; .
extra COWS at $3.50 Dress-i beef slow AZ
l2dI34c. per H., with 'i'u' extra beef
Recent. Of calves for two day. we're 2.3l2
was fair. with prices SAG soc. lower. The
nens were cleared. Common to choice veals
sold at ssdtlebO per 100 lbs, culls at $50
iii 90; yearlinGs and barnyard calves at
Il so $3.50. a few BARNARD calves A. IS Is.
CITY dressed veals were easier. st l5Wl ISL c. ;
a few selected at ioc,; country dressed we're
rated hrm at aloc
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two days
we're 1885 head. including ~ cars Tor the
market; making, with the stale stock, Is
cars on sale Sheep were IN fair demand
ana steady: lambs OF desirable quality, .Sc,
higher, others were slow and showed but
iittie Improvement. A few car. were held
nycr common to choice sheep fewcsl sod
=, S4n3S 80 per 100 lbs cults and bucks Al
SsaS3 30; common TO choice lambs at VIC
IL IL; yearlings at SGaf7. Dressed mutton
Al la Ne outside figures for hog dressed !,
country dressed dollhouse lambs at s5dE
Receipts Of hogs for Two DAYS were 1900
head Including : cars Tor tho market Friccs
vcre Isae25c. higher. at Vs0u&Y per 100
III. roughs at 17.1a. Country dressed hogs
steady 10 hrm at sUiac per ID.
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C0NS0LS RISE AGAIN
IN LONDON MARKET
Money Continues Easy, but
Prices Are Irregular and
Closing Weak.
AMERICAN LIST SELLS OFF
Rally Toward Close to Slightly
Above the Days Low
Figures.
AMERICAN LIST SELLS OFE

LoxtpS. Feb. THE tone OF the stock
MARKET to-day was irregular. opening
s,rons aud closing rather weak. Consolo,
however. made another advance. Invest
m,nt issues were especially firm and for
,gn rails were hard.
Consols closed 7-i6 higher at rs 7-1s
for money and 9-16 higher at as 9-1s for
account Discount rates In Lombard street
we're easy and money was plentiful.
Home rails moved within a narrow
range and kaftirs were weak The mar
tet for gilt edged security investments
continued strong and Brazilian and
Argentine rails also advanced. Tho rise
IN tho market which occurred shortly
fter tho opening was offset by n profit
taking movement which set in on profit
taking from the Continent and made tho
closing easy
Americans were strong at the opening.
but profit taking aud rccessons In GER
tin stocks caused the list to sell off
toward tho closu there was "a rally which
brought prices somewhat above the days
Toe United states steel, Canadian Pa
oH- and Union Pacific were weak
PARIS, FEB. The tone of the Boursc
to-day was firm. Rentcs closed IN
sentimes higher at 81 francs 27lI
rentimcs.
BERLIN. Feb. Prices were steady on
Boerse to-day.
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Paris Takes More GoId-Little
Change In Money Ratcs.

There was some restriction Yesterday Of the
liberal Offering OF money which has been wit
70 the fr.. OF the mouth. Call. loans were
made AZ , per cent. but time funds displayed
10 duoablc change and maintained an easy
Under one irrespective of the decline in for.
rign exchange which occurred last week an,
ether gold engagement, ~ g. 10000 for Par
account was announced. bringing the total OF
the present. movement M to ss.0Sc.cJo Foreign
exchange was s. oady, demand stcrlin. recover.
i1S an opennr loss of points and closing un.
rhansed Banks gained ssSS ooo from the Sub
Treasury, but since Friday last have ios,
Cali money OH the floor OF the Stock Ell
change ruled at per cent the highest being
. per cent and the lowest . per cent.
Tine money was duie, and steady. Rate.
fo- ninety days. 81, per cent. for four and Ave
.,s, per cent. FOR o,er the year
.sr. per cent for sixty days aud ninety day.
Nils receivable and for best four TO six months
names
Par s., Paul-ijc premium Minneapolis
>" rrem'um. -. Louis Zoe. premium San
Francisco. -5s' Uranium MortreL-Sli.c. pre-
mum Chicago-c>c. premium
sterling exchange easy In tone. Rates
we're So ~ s3sj for sixty days isG,odt s575
for demand aud 1875 tss for cables
Money N London. inr, per cent, short
r'T cont. Closing prices Of consols, IS ei6 for
ro',y and . 9.iG for account.
I'1rs cables quoted the closing price OF
london =; francs i7i7 cen,imes Pr,vae rate
O. discount ~ Paris -. per cent Berlin eS
t4se Oh London. % marks 81 pfs Private
Commercial aI' price Of bar SILVER in New yor.
sc. IN London. ?, il.l,d Mexican eilver dol.
New York ..c q oietrn. Hogs. .,s'sm.n, Ely
Treasury credit balance. si0I OF.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


The stock market Yesterday did not
open with anything like the blaze OF
strength. reported to have been displayed
e0 tho London Exchange In the preliin-
mary dealings. But at least the best
prices OF the day were made In the morn /.
ing hours. Under present circumstances
the extent OF the outside participation in
me market is a subject Of keen interest
The brokers' mail on Monday mornings
is supposed to furnish the best evideuc.
OF this participation with the action Of
the market Itself lending additional proof.
n canvass of some of tho big com
mission houses brought the admission tina {
yesterday mornings mail was the biggest
In long time. But obviously comparison
with recent months may not mean an
especially high average. Moreover. II was
acknowledged that the mall included (,
large percentage Of Inquiries and that ac.
tuai orders We're In some cases smaller
than week ago. Tho story that the mail
OF one OF the biggest commission houses
was so large that IL took three clerks
three-quarters of an hour to open 1t was
made much OF. II they were worth any
thing at all some figures might be built
UP on that statement. For Instance, the
idea Is suggested that three clerks we're
employed 1856 minutes On a basis of two
opened every minute there were go let
ters An average order of 100 shares to
each letter would represent $1,000 shares
to start the day with. Unfortunately al
lowance must be made for the proper mar
Gin OF eNaggeration on all accounts In.
GLIDING the story itself.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
The New Month starts Under I'M
proved Conditions,

Tho price of merchant steel pipe was
advanced 81 per ton yesterday by the
Steel Corporation Wire and nails were
also marked UP 81 per ton. Tho Cor
poration pue nine more blast furnaces
into operation yesterday. and the finish
Eng mills OF the Corporation are being
operated at about rs per cent. OF capacity.
which is materially higher than two weeks
ago
The steel industry starts the month II
February under improved conditions, but
buyers are still proceeding In d con-
sentative manner. New orders are above
rfesen; production. but still below maxi
mum capacity. The American Steel and
Wire Company has advanced wire prices
about So per ton from the low level.
William Jacks 4 Co, iron and steel
merchants OF Glasgow, write under date
~ January 20: Tho market has shown
some further strength this week and Mid.
d!esbro,Ka warrants after closing last
Friday AZ Sos. sd. rose to sos. SID. on
Wednesday,. and We close to-day at 5os.
lod, the three months price being Jls.
tld. Shipments from Niddlesbrough re-
main moderate at 52.012 tons for the first
twenty-five days OF the month. against
s6,e2i tons for the same period last year.
which, however. was rather an abnormal
figure for January. Stocks show de-
creases Of 1868 tons In Middlesbrougli
ana 1873 tons In Cumberland Tor the week.
There has been distinct movement
IN the way OF a reduction in the price of
coke, and II is reported that LIS. per ton.
delivered Middesbrough furnaces, Is now
the ilgue, as against ISIS. Sd. two or three
months ago This IL resulting in an In
cre45s Al the make, four furnaces having
been 30, INTO blast in three districts.
Mort business has been done in steel
and :. 4 reported that the works on the
north,.H coast have booked at least
100 .ons OF plates and sectional
material this month. There has been a
little buying also here. but on very
moderate lines.
reports from Germany are still weak,
and stocks Of pig iron are increasing fairly
heavily. Reports from your side are dis
tno'.y better. the active production OF
s'.ei works being now about 60 per cent.
Of thor capacity"
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THE MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
C"Gee Closes slightly higher. with
Trading Dull and Fratvrelrs,.

Coffee closed 70 points higher for
the active months yesterday on sales OF
but 1850 bags Most Of the sales we're
IA tho September position. The price
range was narrow and trading WAS tea
aireless throughout the session
The market onened unchanged 10 5
Ioints higher ON the cables. IIavre de-
clned late on reports OF $4,000 bags re-
ceivsd at sac Paulo
The lIavre market opened !, r..
lower and closed - fr. net lower Ham
burg started !. TO :. rf: lower and
finished unchanged to /. pfx. lower.
RIO No I was - refs lower at 5S3tb
AZ Santos No. 4 was 80 rels lower, while
No there was also 30 rcs lower at
issNn.
Rio and Santos receipts total'-d 30
o0o higs, against 22,000 last year $40
Paulo had $4,000 bags, against $4,000.
and .Inndiahy had $4,000, against s.eos
Prices were.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PnlLApELPHIh. Feb The market
was narrow DURING the day Electric
storage Battery was tn" feature, selling
up to over 30. The advance was on
wider appreciation OF the decision handed
down last week In the United states Dis
trio, Court sustaining validity of the COM
nauy's patent On the treated wood sep
arstor. At the top the stock came ont and
the price Welded to around -, whcr" a
small volume WAS wanted, and the price
again advanced Cambria steel Phila-
delphia Electric and traction stocks were
taken in small volume. There was good
demand for Touopah Mining, which was
supplied at saturday. closing. There
was small foreign selling OF Lake SUI
perior. ArbitraGc trading Was light. The
summary:
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. Feb. 2.--The local market con-
tinued fairly active. with prices ruling
generally Irregular CRANKY was strone
feature. advancing 80, to SO and closing
at STA. Osceola gained ~ to SO. Quincy
strengthened l to IS. while wolverine
eased IA. Butte and Superior declined
IA to 35L. In the industr1als list
American Telephone weakened 3H to
12Ols. with slight recovery TO 121i u.
Union shoe declined TO 1884. OF y.
while General Electric softened a.. IN
the rails Boston Elevated. selling OK divi-
dend. declined IL to 50. New Haven on
light transactions softencd 10 1Ais, with
n recovery 10 Ijai. II closed at 40 un-
changed. Boston and Maine after declin-
ing to 4? closed at 80 unchanged. The
summary: