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New Your, Bept. ti.--'l'he financial
world is recovering its breath today. Yes
terday's score was a bad one. it was an
bxelting day, and for a time bid fair to bl
a critical one. Many feared that it might
: pass into history as a smaller edition of a
certain Black Friday of years ago. But
this morning the disturbing elements are
hettér understood, and the outlook for the
treasury and the maintenance of its gold
reserve is comparatively clear.
Uncertainty as to the intention of the
government bond syndicate to maintain
the reserve at the century mark. and as to
its ability to dose, had disturbed the moa-
eyed interests increasingly throughout the
week. A crisis was reached when an-
nouncement was made that the firm of
hazard Frcros, which is a member of the
bond syndicate, had engaged $2,500,000 of
gold for shipment.
This announcement naturally gave rise
to the impression that the Syndicate had
withdrawn from its controlling position
behind the throne, and it sent quotation.
tumbling on Wall street, besides starting
stories that the syndicate had dissolved,
that a bond issue was imminent” and that
the treasury would fast drift back to its
old position of the dark days of early sum-
met.
Before the day had [tossed several of the
city banks had ooiuc to the aid of the sub-
trcusury with deposits of gold nmdo in ex-
change for greenbacks, explanations had
been made by members of the syndicate
anti the firm which started the panic, and
quiet had been restored before the mon-
eyed institutions closed their doors for the
day. "
The gold deposits modc by the banks
will offset the shipments of today. The
Hanover Notional bunk out the example
with a deposit of $500,000. That triads
$3,400,000 in gold that the Hanover bunk
has paid in, President Howard said, since
the lust loan was made. The American
Exchange Notional bani: also paid into
the treasury 8200.000, and the National
Bank of (Zonuuorm followed suit with on-
othor $200,000. With reference to this de-
posit Prcsident Sherman said that the
”00,000 represented one-third of his
bank's gold holdings. and that if all the
bunks contributed gold in the some pro-
portion there Would be no further dilll-
unity.
The Bowl Syndicate Explains.
The National City bank is credited with
an intention to dclmsit $500,000, or double
that sent.
it is expected in banking circles that
the dommltsof gold by the lmuks for green-
backs will reiu‘h $05,000,000 this week.
The known shipments to Enron; today
will be $2,500,000 by leiztird Frcros, $1,-
000.090 by William H. Cmssman & Broth-
er. $600,000 by llositicr, Wood ii: 00.,
200,000 by Hard dz Band and $100,000
by Nosslnge & Fuller. while Handy &
llnrnum will forward itctwocn $100,000
and $200,0tm.
This will make a total for the work of
87,200,000, the lumber weekly outflow on
rocordcxccpt tho $7,7i,lll,ilill) sent abroad
in one week last January. whcn the drain
upon thc rcrzcrvc rcuchcd its highest tide.
Expiunntionsof the position of the bond
syndlmtc toward the treasury and of the
reasons impclliug lmzuni li'rcrcs to com-
lmt the. policy of their cullcm‘zucs urc cou-
tnlucd in tho following slutcim-ni, which
was outbox-trod by the bond symiicutc:
“'l'ltc itupt't-sdun Tins lit-come gum-rill
thut illu members of tho lmnd syndicate
cntcrcd into an ugrcs-nwnt with the Unit-
t-ti Status treasury to maintain the “00,.
000,000 rcscrvc until (lot. i print. and
that upon that iillti' said obligation will
cease and determine. Such is not tltc mac.
“'l‘lu- boml syndicate fulfilled all its
obligations to the government in June
lust and has not show lu'clt bound in any
way to the tromury. it. is true that it bus
from time to time since lust Juno paid
over various sums in gold min to the
treasury, which lum- sutllccd to maintain
the H'Si.!r\'('., but it has dono so voluntari-
ly, and will continue so to do in the same
spirit and for the sinus motive.
“So for us Oct. 1 is concorncd, it has no
relation to the action of the bond syndi—
cate, and it will continue to deposit gold
until Nov. 1 and Dec. 1 and Jun. 1 if nee
essary and if existing conditions broke it
feasible to do so. But neither the bond
syndicate nor any one else can control the
elements. But the idea that its relations
to the treasury situation will be any dif-
for-cut on or after (lot. i from what they
are now and have been all along ieorro-
bonus and should be corrected."
Mr. Morgan on the Situation.
J. Picrpont Morgan. the bend of the
bondsyndicutu, spoiso t'cusaurlugiy of the
outlook.
He said; “The bond syndicate is still
in the field. 'l'lu rc had been no rupture.
Tho syndicate will continue to do all that
it can to help muinlnin the treasury gold
reserve at $100,000,000. The obligation
of the syndicntc expired, bowm-or, some
limo tum."
,Mr. Morgnn cxprosscd surprise at the
slow movement of tho mitten crop and the
present scorcityuf the bllis nguinst brood-
stuiis. He said that umloubtcdly the of-
fering of those bills would be daily in—
creased in the next few weeks and thus a
safeguard against exporis ho had.
The following statement was made in
writing by Messrs. lmzmo Fret-cs:
“Hoping that. bills of cxcbungc ngninst
merchandise exports would come in the
market in fair muounts during the first
half of September, we continued forulong
time to supply our customers with bills of
exchange for which we could not at the
time find cover. A combination of circum-
stances leaves the market bore of commer-
cial bills and makes necessary the ship-
ment of gold to cover part of the accumu-
lated indebtedness and to continue sup-
plying thc daily demands of the trade.
part the late cotton crop and the slow
increment thereof by Europe holding large
quantities of cotton ntcheop prices, and
its indiapositicn to buy freely at quota-
tions now ruling. Further reasons are the
poor demand for our wheat and the low
prices it brings and the cheapan mon«
eyat this cantor, which makes it untie-
sirabio for European bunkers to increase
their loanoble funds bore.”
in reply to questions a member of the
then said he desiredto state thatthere
was “no speei, at significance in the ship-
men
a WW stringency
utilises ’ , aimm’
“The reasons for those conditionsoro in‘
of goiuphut “that it badto gate .
a
'ing the. deposit of ,goldat . ‘ ,
treasumioneadel‘et ,.hers"l:stvl- Gov
erumeut contracts are to cents W 1.
while ban kers' rates varyfrotn so cents
Otto-pet 01.000. The latter rates will
charged-n depopi_‘ ts creel-m ' I-
'l'roi In Devan-rm Ilsa-em
Wisntlnorov, Sept. 14.--The succumb
ment thi t New York banks had deposited
”.400.“ in gold. with the promise of o
considerlible addition to that amount. was
quite asl much a surprise at the treasury
department as the earlier news of the
withdrawals. This prompt action of the
banks alas favorably ccrnmented upon.
and the lleeling of depression and anxiety
that per-traded the department gave plws
to one oil confidence.
Even ilhose who by reason of their long
experienlbe are best able to judge of the
situation exprms themselves at a loss to
account llor the continued and apparently
increasing demands for gold. '
Never before in the history of the de-
partment, they any, has the financial con-
dition of‘ the country contained so many
contradictory elements, and never before
have the. officials been, unable to give an
intelligent forecast of what was likely to
result from the than existing conditions.
At this time. they add, everything seems
going counter to the general expectations.
Several months ago it was stated that
the supply of whisky withdrawn from
bond just before the anticipated increase
in the internal revenue tax was about ex-
hausted, and that the next few weeks
would see a material increase in the revs-
nues from that source. This increase,
however, has fallen for below expectations,
with no immediate prospect of an advance.
The receipts from customs sources were
also confidently expected to advance at a
rapid rate. It was argued that the stocks
of merchandise throughout the country
were practically exhausted, and that of
necessity importationa would show a
marked improvement. '
It was medictcd also that as the can-
ning mason approached the sugar im-
portatious would add materially to the re-
coipts, and yet none of these expectations
has been fully realized. Though the re.
ccipte from internal revenue and customs
show scone improvement, there is a wide
difference between the actual figures and
the confhlent expectations of the ofllcials.
Whether the anticipated cotton and
grain shipments will relieve the situation
so for as gold exportaticns are concerned
remainsto be seen. The amount of the
exportatllons of gold during the last 20
months is unprecedented. Since Jan. 1 of
last year the gold coin and bullion export-
ed from the United States aggregate about
$169,284,300, while the importatione dur-
ing the some period amount to only 048,-
813,500, which leaves the excess of exports
over imports about $120,470,800.
BASEBALL.
NATIONA l-. LEAGUE mutt-:3.
At Philadelphia—-
Philadelphia... :3 l O 8 0 0 6 1 0—18
New York ....... 0 1 0—5 0 0 l 0 L’— 9
At Worthington—
Washlngton ..... 0 o t 1 l 1 o 0 *— 4
Brmklytli.... 0 2 l 0 i) 0 U U 0— 3
Second gaine—
Washington..... 1 2i i 0 l U 1 1 *-- R
lirmklyu....... o 0 0'0 0 2 1-— 3
At Bullitunrc—
Boston ........... l U 0 0 ii '2 u o o_ 3
Baltimore ....... b 2 o t o o 0 c *—- 8
Sccomli gamu—
Ilostou ............... 0 0 1i 0 ti 1 0 0—10
liultintull'c ........... 0'2 :5 l :i U 0 2—11
At Pillsbury—
(‘incinrmti....,. :2 i i) o o o u o o... 3
Pittsburiz ........ t u o u t 2 u o *-— 4
At St. Louis—
St. impish..." :l I) 0 0 t) :i ii 0 l— 7
t'lcvchuul ........ 5 o o -i U l :4 ll *1—18
At Louisville—-
Louisville.... o o o 1 o o o 2 ._ 3
Cliicugo.......... l :3 Li 0 0 ti ti 4 *-—15
EASTER! LEAHL’E HAM ES.
At \Vilkcshnrrc ~— \Vllkcsbnrrc,
Springflold, it).
At Syllucuswh'ymcusc. :23; Rochester-,4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
15;
W. 1.. l’.(‘. W. L. RC.
Baitimurll-...7ti iii) .661 New Yorkflli 55 .514
Cithi‘llllld ..75 45 .627 l'hicrtgo....il2 5.5 .51”
Philmln-lp'ui'l i'.’ .0115 Cincinnati .50 56 .5!!!
Brooklyn....lli Si .547 Washingtonli'.‘ ill .ii‘ll’
Pillsbury: lib bi .s'riil St. Louis ,.li.') iii! .25)
Balaton ......62 it .534 Imtiisv‘tllc..:i0 86 .250
LIBERTY BELL STARTS.
It Is to Make a Tour of the World Before
Returning.
CHICAGO, Sept. li.——The Columbia Lib-
crty boll started on its tour of the globe
on a special train. consisting of the bell
car, specially (obstructed by tho lllinols
Cotitml road, and the engine, a baggage
car and a sleeper.
The present destination of the bell is
Atlanta, but on the route stops will be
mode at all the principal cities on the line
toglve llho people an opportunity to ace
and hero it. At Atlanta the boil will be
received with civic f't'i'tlliiillliibl, will be in-
stalled in it place of houor in fili‘ exposi-
tion and will rehminuntil the close as one
of the principal attractions.
At "to close of tho Cotton States exposi-
tion the boil will be carried through li‘ior-
idn until the other gulf states to Mexico,
whom it will be wolcmucd by President
Dion null assigned a place of honor in the
Mexican oxymsitlon. The bell and its so
cort will then cross the Atlantic in Eng-
land. where it will bo‘oxhlbitod In Runny-
mede in; celebration of the signing of the
Mugnn lilhurtii. and will then be taken to
the continent and on around the world.
General Lemon Dying.
Amounts, P1... Sept. i‘i.—-G0n0rfll John
A. Lemon, and of thcoldcst nnd ntost in.
ilucutlnl licpublicon lenders in Pennsylva-
nln, is dying front congestion of the lungs
at his home in lloilidnysburg.
Burned to Death While Ironing.
Witslasnauan, Pm, Sept. lit—Miss Ef-
flo .i. lli‘uirchlhl of leum Valley was
burned to death. Her dress caught fire
while she was ironing.
Comptroller Echelon In Europe.
LONDON, Supt. l'i.-—}lon. James H. Eek-
rency, find wife have left London for a
tour of the continent.
)lrs. (Jerry Dead.
Nswil'onx, Supt. tin-Mrs. nourish '1‘.
Gerry, 1 other of Commmlorc Eibrldgs '1'.
ied at her home, 890 Broadway.
Wham...”
w Volunteershfrosn misses anus.
Bit ~ «Aisle, Slept. i4.-—~lilieven hun-
Mp.
-lsh “locum have left here to
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The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to Have
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Drngglsts.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip-
tion corn untied on scientific principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cores
wrought by it are elm ply wonderful and have
attracted thousands to the doctor's parlors for
treatment.
Tosnch an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine from pro is who could not visit New
York city, that i. become a matter of dot to
devise some plan by which the general a lie
could besugptied with this genuine. v liable
remedy. an for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
has been called to South Norwalk to arran
with E.G.Tomlinaon.riouth Norwalh,and .
it. Hale. Norwalit. to permit them to keep in
stock and sell this wonderful blood rained .
This is purely vegetable. and excellent ton c
and builder, a blood purifier unexcellsd. a
nerve tonic nothingean ual. Dr. Scott has
devoted his lite to the omugh knowledge
and understandin of hi diseases. a few of
which are named ere: Kidney disease. liver
complaint, sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia. loss of appetite. constipa-
tion. scrofuls, syphilis. cancerous hunters. ain
in bones catarrh. salt rheum, pimples on ace.
senerai i ebttity, boils, dizziness. female weak-
ness. malarial poison.
The above named d sts have received
their first. consignment d would invite all
rsone to call and become acquainted with
be merits of a erfect. remedy. Dr. Scott’s
medicine. when p seed in drug stores. is sold
under the name of Dr. Scott's flarsaparllia. and
all who intend taking a blood medicine should
not fail to try Dr. ricott's Barasparllla.
W
No Pills flare to be Used with Dr.
Scott’s.
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run in
anode E. LA‘YTON,
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llEil ESTATE illll HllllSE iiiElli
Ocean Steamship Tickets and star]
‘sg lirai‘tsi Loans N ousted sad
Steels Roi . one. 5 it lroati Place.
next to Post (lilies. South Narnia,“
Notary Public. Acknowledgments
els, comptroller of the U nitod States our- Tat
OiliPEllTEll illO BllllOEll,
1m Chili.
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