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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
THEY UNDERSTAND TIE ISSUE.

tn IN Edttor Of The TrfbUHe.
SIR: noticed in The JVorh lately an article
from the Hat Fnishers' AsOIiuon ind rising Cove
Clevelands political course, from the fact OF hs having
signed bill nbphng convict labor W the state Prison
one mig get the idea from reading the article that tho
trade In general approved hs whole political career
which Is a mistake, aud bad one. There never was a
time when the mechanics Of hs Industry opposed
to tn pcrncous Free rudc doctrine Of the Democratic
party "a al the present tmc and aso know tina II
that party were put In pow and England allowed 10
seud her goods here tho convict labor question would
pale into insgnncnco compared with tho Free 1radJ
question.
rae ambiguity ~ the TarlG plank In the Democratic
platform doesn't "pul the wool " oycr our cycs yet
Tho nr duo Ion 0f the Morrison bill caused considerable
talk uuflVorabln tho Democrat f. party among matters.
W do not what GnVrtuur tlrNcllud'4 views Oh
Fro" Trade are and n mltttra itc ~" We have en- all
want 10 ~ ha pnrty'H qulbbug doc n 90 while on
The utucr han Mr. lla no Il tho Republican party arc
Fl nr on th' quoa1n ~ Prot r.io1, gud that T. what
wnut IN at. llat aud hll tho time npnt npmu. rata
have uov'r before Whrn rd into Republican rank IA ua
uduAfy. now, lhtY arr r,trd Nv llainoa lritot,
nhd ABIDE from them IA Irish AMERICAN vote n two
,htit Tor Blame,
ono thHg notice IN thd the hnltrt. from me Rvpuh,
ioru pHr are t1rr irtrtr Wutu mol iu favor ~ 'thr
hfat nm stop toward iIco Trade" Rrrpot lfuily,
PRACTICAL HALTER
grunge TdlieD, n. j., August II, 1854
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grunge rallen MJ, August II. 1854
DWIGHT TOWNSEND FOR BLAINE AND 10
GAN.

To me EdttOr Of me TrtbHHe.
SIR: A man may cOnscientiOusly refuse TO
support the platform and he may be nlepend mt IN hi
action, but II he is governed by either admiration or
di like ~ the can ldae. far from being independent
he il the slave OF his pri lis interests, either Of
which destroys The value OF ais opluion
shall De ind pend ut III this canvass. and shall vote
for aine and Logan the ground that believe in a
protective system for country believe is for the
benefit OF the and the Republican platform is
clear ami explicit, and elaborated and defined other
questions in Mr. Baines letter of acceptance it is cou-
cusive to me. Tie 'nocrauc patf Irm, the other
hand, il deceptive and ambi suou-. No one lament
more than myself e fact that the DEMOCRATIC party
has lost It's progressive and courageous clemeuts Is
longer the fiend of the oppressed and dOwntrOddcn
II tn Democrats honest heir at Orm n absurd and
tended to deceive % Is empuble IN great party
rrI have made myself clear to what governs me,
and You will find me 80 far my limited capacity can
ex itself side OF Blaine and Logan In the coming
canvas. DWIGHT TOWNSEND.
Nelc- York, August 4, 1881.
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MISSIONARY WORk BY WOMFN
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY
AT OCEAN GROVE.


AT OCEAN GROVE.
OCEAN GROVE Aug. 1.-THE twelfth ami.
versary meeting OF the women's Foreign Missionary So
clety Is attracting much Interest. Tnis moraing Ma
william H. skldmore, Of New-York presided at meeting
IN the Young Peoples Temple Another meeting va
held at the time In the BlshOpJanes Memorial Tab
ernace The Rev. DR. Butler, returned missionary gau
interesting "reminiscences OF travel and observation IN her
recent visit TO the OF her former labors she n
that a. Cawnporc the of the most revolt ng maes
ere Of the terrible sepoy rebellion, the " thsuo
Getty gathering the children and grandchildren u
those blood birs sepoys into schools ana ohurcha
These chllden were dirty, ragged and ropulsye. but
brave Christ an women have wrought wonders The
testimony Of dying convert that Ny sins are Al
drowned IN the River " Life"
AT the aud tonum Bishop Hlrrs conducted the opening
services. The congregation was immenae and mn Owe
flow meeting was held at the Tabernacle. DR. Dennis
Osborne. native Of india, prelched from the teti
"Bcauiy for ashes" what beautiful world our 10 "a
cast ni AS God las given us taste for the beautiful.
lle has scattered beauty everywhere In the centre
an this beauty there IA ash-p said tue preacaef
"Ihr temple ~ innocence Is set about ny th'i hrNhs
of uubrief Ashes are the synbOl employed 81 tesa
IA hat in IA ugly and useless, Ashes without fora
from India. With i,s qei 100000 Of non hriaan' hos.
ing down to go1s u wood ana ono These gols are tao
Th1e are 3O,OOO00O Ut gods IN lndia each one Of
hcso guds obscene and vile beyond description
AMI ains n az win you how much more m India Who
on, man IA rio he women Of ms society 80 forlb g
tr,rh tho tfuth % those people Nlnn ihri pfricl "
aim he ilndnn acknowledges hat hu I. al net
Whom grl IA 1ofn mt - llindo1 household. ~, "a
" grief ahd modification, whr tlc advent ol
hnN rkrtra tho most loyfA congratulations Tho young
gu IT hyo yeats In married. nut aouo d 10 acw.
unurs tuat tho boy ashland " deaf, Nhil ~ az
meant Perpetual wdowhO a lhcro aro 4ooOlOOOd
poor widows IN INDIA, IN our missions Ia INDIA aa
BuO,O mrmhera. 10000 being o0mmlnlcAnt.
Nou ash what kud 81 Christian do thcso converts mke
They are those men VINO have 10 gtNo up father aai
mother brother All sister family ana home Ol tue sate
81 christ, be z testimony that nowhere viii yOl uai
more faithful solf-siouhcing Christians nan IA INDIA
The lection his morning amounted % $500 lie
D. mectln- was opened by Mrs. bkllmOIe. Mr.. u.
y. simmons. the treasurer reported sub ipU0n, ana
collections Amounting % Tl,OlS Mr.. kennard Chandef
and the Rev DR.. Osborn delivered addresses. lhe
ladies' then took the annual subscriptions upon when
the society depends Tor 1s Income AT the close OF hs
meeting lt r Ernest Osborn, In costume or hlgh-
cast. native sang his naive tOngue hymns, accom-
panied th tue tamb0urtno and ca,tanet TIE sermon
his etenng Was by the Rev. W. Jones, Of Kansas.
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VERONA BOAT CLUE REG1TT4.

The ninth annual regatta of the Verona Boat
Club ok yesterday of It's boathonse at the foot OF
Finy-cghthst South Brooklyn The water was In nrst-
class condit on and good made. The first
race was Junior single gig prze gold medal distance
threequarers OF a mile. 1t won by Edwin j. Becker
by two myths in minutes The second race was the
senior singles for gold badge distance y OF mile.
william ReIiz won It by four lengths IN 503 The third
was spcca single gE race, Z miles, With three turns
for "A diamond badge presented ~ water 5 smlth
Retz won this in 1.21. The fourth race was b.
tween pair-oared gigs gold badge, 81 OF mile. The
first gig contained W. II ReZ !. L. e. Hopkins. =, anu
j g. Kctchnm. Jr. cOxswan cOlors, white. These men
IN nv onc-fourth length IN 513 The nth race was he
tween par-Oarrd scu. 3 OF a mile, f'1 gold had4r
The race was 10y Reitz and Kcmey, coors WINE, III
ak mnut The last race wa between fOur-Oare gigs.
81 ~ . mile, for a gold medal and was won in 5O2,
Ke.tz be NJ m the wi nlng boat, thus making MN a
winner In i've successive races.
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HB had TO C1VE IN.

DfTOV
The railroad passenger who leaves from any
depot i'm Detroit must h ticket No the gaze. The
ida Ia to keen dead head o he trains and prevent peO
pie from making mistakes, but itS "a poor day wien
dozen kickrfs don't show up.
Yesterday morning a man with very. very itonJaw
width between tht eye, reached one OF tIc
gates with parcel under either arm.
"Iickc., sir"
H. NV ~ ckct"
"ShOw your ticket"
Cart you take my word that rye got II tcketP
"Ilcls" show yOur Ticket
"Am | - lari" demanded the pa scnger.
"Iickct # show your t.
"IIl be- hanged II do"
" All right: please stand back
"L00k hoIc. said IA mal with the metal Ia us Jaw,
"Tll stay here lhouAand years Gore III SHOW ms
ticket ut that gate
dozen people lnulhod nj him, bit h. let tn rln go
out ana walk I'll around with his parcels under ma hiu
lie GO no cOn7'utipn for q long two hours. lhrh a
chap with battered white Plug hat ran down boots an
last years co.hoa souchod up 10 him, hold Out greasy
paw and SAID;
"patdncr. put II thnri both " ma dradbrok Both
of 10 get out ~ here Both ~ us go n ~ tho
gate radner, ~ toss mp to see whehcryuu pawn yOhl
cI viii kcts or spout my old hat Tor Two s,hoohtr' o
brpTH
Tho vide-eycd man lid down hi bundles aud kicked
the other with such furce mat he fc hat When no hu
pirked himself M hc walked aright 10 tho ghc
exhibited hts ticket aud passed through with the &c
mafki ..
"rncrc there sl hut rll beat the con uctor or
die with mJ buOts orr
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HIS SON RAN THE BUSINESS.

From me Detroit Frre Pyess
An acquaintance asked him now the sdloqn
bus ness was and fairly hoped OF the sidewalk US no
] lose more ash SO yesterday"
"Howp 49, -. 49,, r -,
WY. my wife like to 90 oop to Belle Isle una leai
nv son shake 70 run der saO0n tells nm eaiery mn Is
TO do und Snake says he runs dot place III Nn'y +"
asst N sh me all Odier' 40
And how did he come out " - -, 4.
"Vnrll pooty queek after yhas gone man comes III
ma saws my blace vhas chosen headquarter, ior
Clea1ond Club lie like to IL my peer vhas All ngnt
und snake filed him schooner twice oop una VIM
tickied all Oafer.'
q" Man a fraud y .. ha, an
" OOf course he vhas, lie vhes gone MAYBE nan w
hour when No comes In He tells snake my yloo "a
n,cged oudt or headquarters for a Blaine sluh ".
,pnoIes shake grin like "A monkey. He nils Oop sou'
schoor RI for der stranger, und WAS Tree lnl es"~
Another fraud T. IA. ,ravsls OK.
Oor con Sc but my son shake he nearer traNes .s.
cant +, Toledo und pack lie shust rs uoho9
paby una vhcn No 3 comes In INIT about twehp,huVns
vr rs pehnd him. und pays my blaze WAS s.shs
beadauarters for Butler Club, dat Srre9h9Iu n,
set. oop der beer und cigar5 for eieryDoy. 80 nd
coma n5cb nit "A crowd und No. he comes plSss 20
fccfty una tot shake empty three kegs Oh O'ei u'N
boxes ~ clglrs'
"Well wcp ,, .use, oil
"Vhen comes home dot poy meets me llke ns IN DO
md H. says we naf der bulge on al der eaoVns 20 10
irot We vhls headquarters all oafcr una ne s' to.d
INTO par n, rship. When discovers how DC Fa,I "a
/ WINS 80 NATL break my own Nindows uhu s sodn
floor all nj ht. After dis yhas home All ue u III, ngs
come :. ranger vhlks ia aud says abe nm Jun. IL
haa pren selected fpr head . Shu't AZ lhs ~ url
Vh fee, cyclones and earthquake, und Wl1 ssrrA
pubs und a. hit him al Rt yOnce all oatet ~ abaks
yuas green you pellet some COWS pasture y"
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CHAUrAUQUA RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y, Aug. 17.-This has been
the Cncago day at Chautauqua. About 1000 persons
attended the various sundiyschoo exercises The Rev.
John williamson. d, D., OF Chicago conducted the blbls
class and eacher, meeting 1858 persons being present.
The Rev. Herrck johnson, ID. D. OF Chicago preached
at IL O'Clock TO 5000 persons on Unconscious lniu
ence and gave the Baccalaureate address 10 the Chau
tauqua graduating class Of 1884 He spoke OF the mar'
Vicious possibilities and imtess resources, as well as tns
unconscious influence OF the Chautauqua Christian edu-
cation 1t was wrapt I'm truth, he said and Il was ne
structure o. human character This afternoon Young
Mems Christian Association platform meeting was heh:
and addressed by b. + Jacobs aud \ A bnrnen q
Chicago, H. O. Wright OF St. Louis, AM O. NJ Nlcb0r
Springfield Ono. The Rev. r. NJ Hatfield, ID. D. Of
Chicago preached TO large audience thls evening Ll
he unusually interesting.
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THE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS.

BAD SHOWING OF THE NEW YORK CLUB THE MET
ROPoIITANs IN THE LEAD-GAMEs Tuls WEEK.
Last weeks games make no change in the
positions Of the competing for the ague oasep'
championship but the distance between the contc 'thg
nncs u getting longer each day. The several victories
Of the Providence ITS most for nldab rva th'
Bostrns lately has gwen the n no from Rhodo
Island n commanding lead In tho penn int race
That club now has lead Of four games
with the Boston club second, ak victories
nofr, the Buffalo nine, third while tne local CLUB u
IN rtpen gamca hin Providence ana VIZ uaIy on nl
the ticc Dullug the past mon the Victories ~ inc
local club hay bee fow sud ar between, ana II lhe
men do not Improve in their playing hey VIII get even
over IN n thry nieat present The CHICAGO, the ch-
qua options, are only three gums back ot the NcW-
20 ks and weeks poor TX ny the hon. luh may Iut
ON INTO third place Tho tlev land phld 'lp " ana
Detroit clubs are merely whippers I'm md cannot bet
Ter thenRu yes IA iecOtI 10 dat ia nc foll1w4i
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KoSrER IND BLAnS CONCERT NM

Roster and Biirs Concert Hal was opened saturday
evening for the Durng the summer months ex en-
Ave alterations have been made in the Interior The stage
has been enlarged aud improved by the addition OF
drop curtain Of novel d,sgn-a huge fan. apparently OF
peacock f,aih.rs opening and shutting from the sde'
The Edison electro light hal been substituted Tor gas
The management have engaged Je--o vii ams. formerly
Of tie Casino, stare munger He viii supernlend
the production of short and light English operas.
which Val be- given with hrstclass orchestra ana
gers. Iho hrs of these new ventures Love I'm the
une OF Charles H." WIS faNOrahly received ht lar
audeu,e Waiter Hap hire and Laura Lee
G.lcd h. principal parts vain at walknE ON wire.
without thc customary bal IN Ing pole aud Rihts eos.
INN. was rev ,rdcd with gcncfO1s applause AMI the
Martens rio appeared ia now musical aDsu'diiy, Tho
Music Boa"
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NO ROOM FOR HENDRICKS.

To tn EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR AS a subscriber to your paper have
iced with Christian sa ifaclion, your kindly earnest
efforts init gate the eqIiyoca pO ton that Mr. Hen
drIcs occupies tail of the Democratic ticket, and in
order further your benevolent project would impore
YOU II you would his dignity shock to try to dis
suade him from visiting this smOcrltc village of Mag
ara Falls We had Cleveland and Hendricks pole raising
last evening and for town that boasts OF seven saloons
to one stOre there re narkablc dearth of Demo
cratic enthusiasm w)rkngmen from the mills and fac
tories stood alb iut with their hands In their pockets ana
quietly smoked their pipes regardless OF the ociferou4 IN
vita Ou of ward boss TO lie ch on and LEND nanu
When the pole up an the streamer had stralg
en- Il out evening uroeZe, the pOroine portrait OF
the Buffalo Sheriff exposed to view appng about III
solitary grandeur; for make room Tor an lnsrlpoh'
the "respec able line tmcnt3 Of the India stat =
man" had be left on and - the str amer WIN PIC
turr of mediOohy end. ad nothing on the Other
n w floats very cyeGY the spray Laden breeze, ana
TO say with every flap and quyer: Ihs Is no Kan
gaTOOOluuer, and don't you iorget itV
And you love 1.-THE Statesman" persuade him tosay at
hOmel JASON
Niagara Falls, ". T., August Z, 1884
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LAST oFrHE GREEK cuINNEw-ToFK
THE SERVICES ENprD ny TIE REV. FATHER SIZE

THE SERVICES ENDED ny THE REV. FATHER SIZE
rurV q. uArHEnLY YESTERDAY.
Twelve men, two boys, two women and three
little children all o. swar by hue with dark eyes aud
straight black Ia stood Tor Two hours yesterday before
two pic urea. one Teprc7 ntlng tbs Saviour ana
one ths Virgin aud Cid, before each Of which
burned slnglo taper I'm long brass
candestck II WIS I'm the school room atac led 10 81
Johns Chapel N varck-st where ths Rev. iaih'r
stephen G IIathery. Grand Arch Pr at of the Patrl-
archaic NJ CONSTANT ople was odng tho Las service
of the Greek Church IL Newlork Chs For twelve
wears he creek Church. rccvingm ma cria nl loh kus
ala nourshod IN this city under Father behring's care
Tho Russian auihoriioa, however lecame 'issasuhod
with ia management aud wi hltow their support Inc
church ceased to eNa aud Father Blorng cnerel the
unIsty ~ 10 Presbyterian Clurch, Father laihorly'
runto nplitug tho organization ~ another chut'h'
~ ha city, from Conattunop 10 tn Hoy y, hod
| of l,usHn ingmrog whoihor TIC ncd Wa unoccnp 1l
and we'd tilH Tor hn nuawutt lhnrr ir ~ rhuh ~
America, nor VIII hero hr after oar cruel oArctl .eo
ihrrg" There pom fhlhr hhinoi y 'l'l ' l"' tna
cnuntrN hriNns Urro muuiNn ago Ito rlout como u'n
ANA begun n iding ntrycr, IA the room ~ which thry
NJ ~ onae Yesterday iir has no sue 'codrd
IN get ing together con frcgtuon ts' e'ofh con.
rI Ic church. Tho l,us1alH Ia the city htd a o AMI
the Greeks are few aud poor 40 hr hh' b,rh '"n,
Tor Philadelphia today aud thence sail WI hn a
fortnight Oh the ste amer Lord Cough of the American
Jay consisted O Tie usual nnngiu the Greek Ian u sr
acconpan Ell by numerous celrm ,nal', tne s"lslIns
censor qud OccusiOna kissing OF v cross AMI 81 the
,n"strs or tea rr who assisted the arch priest
down ON his ds and knees before hr Latter aud KS ed
his hand Ait,r reading tie 20 p ], re arch priest IN
forrned me coner-gttion that owing t. their
mbci,f, for which the only cure was fasting
'"J nravpr fine work wa. Il $ OutI ucd
among them lie cal ed upon them 10 signify their gra
Jude & y op Potter nd the Trinity corporation for al
LAYING them To worship thc schnO room Tor the past
eigut SUNDAYS. and thcv did 80 by a sing their right
hands FINALLY he administered the CONN union and the
service thus close The Arch-nrlcsl wa gors osy ar
raveI n a white silk covered with crosses. HIS
long hair was cnmbed back and reached below n should
ers and ne wore a patftachal beard. He STOOD during
norton OF the service behind curtains Of red muslin ~
a table on which laper' W re burning ana
was partly hidden from view. Father Hathery IS an
I'm hman who many years went to COnStan nope
ami ok erde's the Greek Church there o. when n
ia NV G. leading missi nary. Among { Ose prcsenl
Vcste day were the Mussulman Mus apha, "a TURKISH
sailor whom ne recently baptized gNl him The new
name OF George.
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BON.1RIA.



"Sincc malaria is wOrd,' says Mentor,
why should not ona aria lie word also y . go
WY not. indeed Let us not be colte with avoiding
maarii. hut let rs find the pO.itive bessng-bondra
f. can easily be found By tn rich with lodides
and bromides and salt, up the mountains when IL
floods " 18th s delicate uppercurrens, or in pastures
that are mel her the by the noun aims but
that are witt the cath OF pines and the odUrs
of homcly herbs baking In the sunshine.
Happily bOnara Is IN possession OF the creator part OF
New fnelan I'm spite of rtain nrOads that ls Antag
freely. -,
"Good air. ." ia true. is the plain English, hut the
Italian term has "A scientific dignity OF form This form
aids us i'm the claim making for recognition or
the Dosfre uualit good air. As malaria mas come
10 mean not simply bad air. but the poisonous effects
that IL produces IN the human system so posi- ivey'
bonarla will signify after while. tue gO wing health re-
quitting from the free nina at0a OF pure air
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The Chicago and New-York clubs play at the POLO

The Chicago and WORK clubs play at the Polo
Grounds tO--ay
Al va ingon Park BROOKLYN, the benefit 80 the vet
Gran Mike Henry will be he d. ~ the most an
cen We cIans start FmeusoB and few others will he
present probably take part In the game that will be
pated.
The contest for the Long Island Amateur Association
penuant is exciting The lies between the Star and
Daunless clubs and every game that these clubs play
will be watched with interest.
In the Union Association the 81 LOUIS Lncus club il
still far IN G. lead will win almost as they please
The Is a prOmise OF exciting TOR ,econd place
The Wilmington Club is In the lead In the Eastern
League race and will probably remain there until the
of the season.
NeW-York and Buffa o clubs cont sting AZ tto Polo
C,rounis on Tuesday, Wednesday. apd Saturday. and
The Chcacoes today. The Brooklyn aud Metropitlu
Mines meet again this week. playing at McuOpo1tan
Park ora Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ON Fri
dWv aud saturday the Metrop0litans VIII play against
lhe present champions, the Athletic Club OF Phila-
dclph!L
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n w,s slnPLY observation-disclosures.

yr0ra me Iafts ~ Bsocon.
"Did You see the defendant dnnkF asked
the AZ rne, o the witness
I'll Boi -" rcul ed the witness. 81,
"VtY en- do you thiuk lac WAS drunk
Iieeanan n, We on NJ way homo hOn INC conNen'
lion ANA az nped e. who'd ~ tho dOOrknOD VIII his
wnifhhty." . a.,
u NJ your only re- ison for swcarns that the do
fpnaart drums o.
>" Yea but 4 think tina " reason cnOugb,"
You honor, he court" aid the lawyer HpflnEhR 10
bis feet " tNe ainFAs uuale "a 81. nsuhh t"eNu
nhscni siuudrdno hnd drunkenness Suop evidence ~
this ufnpost tOun, id ~ entertained would convict AL
III ua Why. even ihr Cgun would 20 escape your
honor M that The court lns GIT hi The enc Of y
1csbrr Chlr stuck N in ala mouth AoTatohcG st00ih
nick on bic pnni a, ahd tired o. light u fUf cgAt "
eonr you homo wps thinking OF case--~'
No." said tho court, " WIS thisklDg ~ oaAe-a
" beeg. 4 was absentninded. The cast IL dis
nSsn1"
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FIrCrrinNG nlEKLTs IN CHiCAGo,


ING- II PROVISIONS,
fnI GELEoE,ru 10 tiE iHInrNNl
CmcAGo. Aug. lG.-lhc wheat market
opued diu but tor these times strong THIS morning
the -uf,nhcr option began at 7.A ce Is and within an
hour aft r. the opening went up 70 - cents tclobd
lept Ia di.ta aud VIII september was at ~ cents
vas s,ilirea sOl2 cents Cora stronger than wheat
md sod up 10 5lA cents for September september
lard touche Sc bu KEEP; there only for minute Ribs
were down 10 $40 35 aud pork was going at So Tor
August scpe uber short rios are about $40. and Au-
gust pork So. This about all thcr to tax 81 con-
esrnirg speculation in produce Ribs bavr zone from
Az rs TO 40 30 in less than 4j days advance OF 3A
cents a point. aud now all the ite spectators who
were ia kim the ability Of JACK" Cudahy to carry
Out his rib corner are going the oher extreme aud
declaring that ribs are going to 10 en- and pork to
$50 Tie market ma uray feels cuhOu' TO know who II
Is that is short ribs ana pork. Certainly no ordinary
trader for no ordinary IRA ier could at rd puf up
nearly cents ucr pound margin On nbs ana anj thlhg
from So 10 50 10 barr margin on pork lie mas IOst
within ne week $3.50 II, within tn" month ne has
been short thu. length Of tim Sl350, within 6e Gays
some hing ike 80 500 The SIN Hest speculhr lOt IN
ribs Is 10000 pounds he advance on thest "1ln the
week has been q cents, or $50 on 100000 pounds
M ordinary lied lot for big produce ira er to buy or
cell in day the loss for tue week would be SIoO'-
600 IL, ,
Tie receipts Of grain to-day heavy, especially OF
wheat AZ corn. ls3 OF oats. Including oatN rye ana
other small grains there were LOCI cars ~ wheal tOi me
twenty. four iurs The week closed with the market
heavy an w h the crowd all inverted TO the bear
sid September wheat stopped At 7Ss ceis Septeln-
pcr corn M 5OA cents September ard al 81 022 cents,
and September ribs a. $40 a.. Wheat SAID Broker
yrahau viii sell al 40 cents"