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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-14
Frank Stevenson Arrives in New York.

Special to TIE HERALD.-Examiner Dispatch
NEW York, July 13.-Frank Stevenson
came home Thursday night from New
Orleans bringing $500 with him as Kill
rains share of the excursion money.
Stevenson insists that Kilraln, if he had
been properly handled, could nave made a
fsetter showing against the big fellow than
10 did. While he does not directly accuse
: Mitchell of having wiilfully caused Kilrain
70 lose the fight he contends that he had
much to do with Kilrain about the result.
Mississippi officers who were after him
with warrants.
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WASHINGTON, July 13.-The treasurer has
ordered that in future the redemption of lie.
gal tender notes by the treasury depart
ment shall be made on the cases of the
three-tifths rule in vogue in the redemp-
ton of national bank notes.
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Thomas Jefferson HING.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 13.-Thomas Tef-
ferson (colored) was hanged this after
noon. His neck was not broken, and he
strangled to death in eighteen minutes.
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Baseball.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
No game, rain.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
No game, rain.
AT BOSTON.
Boston G, Madden, Kelly; Pittsburg 4,
Staley, Miller.
AT NEW YORK.
New York II, Welch, Ewing; Cleveland
6, O'Brien, thinner
AT CINCINNATI.
Brooklyn Is, Carruthers, Visner; Cincin-
natl .. Bury, Kenyon.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington IL, Person, DAILY; Indianap-
oils Z, Russie, Myers.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville 5, Ewing, Cook; Columbus 8,
Weidner, O'Connor.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis 5, King, Milligan; Baltimore 5,
Cunningham, Quinn.
At KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City II, Conway, Donahue; Ath
letcs Is; Seward, Robinson.
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In Case the Pope Exiles Himself.

ROME, July 13.-The Observatorc Romano
says that should the Pope be forced to
exile himself from Rome, he will not ask
sovereignty from any power, but will
merely request temporary hospitality as he
will certainly return to Rome.
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No Cheap Rates for Knights Templar.

KANSAS CITY, July BIT is learned that
the Trans Missouri association at yester-
days meeting refused to grant cheap rates
to the biannual Knights Templar conclave
to be held in Washington.
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An Embedding Attorney.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 13.-W. B. Walls, a
well known lawyer and politician, was ar
rested to-day for embezzling $4,000 from
an estate for which he was attorney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-14
"The Angelug ), Coming to America.

Especial to THE HERALD Examiner Dispatch I
New YORK, July ia cable to the
Herald from Paris quotes James N. Suston,
who was the highest bidder for 1.-The
Angelus," as saying that the picture will
surely go to America.
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CLEVELAND, July 13.-The sale of the
Otis Iron & Steel company to an English
syndicate for 81 $40, 900 has been completed
after several months negotiations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-14
Trial of fine Gunhoai Petrol

BALTIMORE, July 13.-The gunboat Petrol
started on her official trial to-day. To
morrow, Monday and Tuesday the new
gunboat will be put on her final test.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-14
ARE YOU RuILDING2

Call and inspect our line of mantels
and CRATES before purchasing elsewhere.
UTAH STOVE AND HARDWARE Co.,
SO E. First South street.
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Blaine at Bar Harbor.

BAR HARBoR, July 13.-Secretary and
Mrs. Blaine arrived here on the early
morning train.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-14

Mems and boys clothing, very cheap, at
D. L. Davis, formerly Barnes & Davis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-14

Weverly school shoes; one pair will last
as long as two pair of ordinary shoes, very
cheap, at D. L. Davis, formerly Barnes &
Davis
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The Otis iron 8 Steel Comnanr.

land (colored) October 20, 1853 Jealousy
was the cause.
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Governor Lowry Intervlewed.

NVfNI IIVI 10 wy AIItSI VIC IFtlIs
Especial to THE HERALD-Examlner Dispatch
JAoEsoN, Miss, July Governor Lowry
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Jail. C'est1A dite ade y qossief,
IL bon Bourgeois qui d des dollars,
qui a une cave ct quelque chose
dedans, pourra boire toni CO quil
roudra, ct taatQa.il youdra, 4 son
laach, lui, 81 femme ct ses enfants,
depuis la biere dc Milwaukee en-
boutellles jusqu'au chateau-yquem
ct az champagne; tandis que pou:
'vrter, ie pauvre pNre do famiiis,
qui Wit de "a paie al jour le jour,
ne pourra pas, q Pheure du repas
domestique, envoyer chercher uns
pinte de lager beer ct sera rebuilt a
boire de reau, rien que do Peau.
Allons done! &c nest pas settlement
injuste. contraire 4 r6galit6, con-
traire 4 Ia libert6. attentatoire aux
droits de phomme! C'est simple.
ment absurde, celia ma pas le sens
common, Hill a bien fait de donner
du pied dams cette sottise ; les faux
puritains lie signaleront a la repro
baton des gobe-mouches ruraux
CONNIE I'm fauteur Contemporaries
mails il aura pour compensation
Pappr0bation de tous ceux qui ne
croient pas one la libert6 ct la
biere sont faites settlement pour les
riches.
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Backlen's AFnica, Nalv.

The Best Salve Ia the world ia, O.,
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rh.nn 7
Yer Sores, letter, Chapped Han1.' n
Blaine Corns, and eli Skin Ernn,;s]
and positively cures Piles, or no ].
rsquired. II 10 goarantsedss,s ~:
feet s~stisfaotioh, D. money rsf."de
Price 3 cents per bog. For s.,s
'Ihl0odaux Drug store. * ItT~i
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nf'1EFs4.t'on'


La grsndc incubation qui . de-
trpis lsfvflis A. yphnstowu, dana IL
vsll6e do C~oosmaugh, eat nue. des
plus d-sss5ssIses qdI y soient pro.
dsises dspuir piasisats dAAes,, soft
On Ameriqus, soit ~ ,Easope, rela-
|uvaneutsaa nombre dc personues
Qni. ont p6ri
\: Les plus d6sastseaae ipoadation
qui ait 'eu 'Iiea On Europe vdspa's
einQ cents ans Oe eeale Qai s'est
produite en- 1880 On lHollsnde par
suite de- IL rupsiret dune fdigue.
II s'ensuivikune d6vsatstion gene
rale do pays, - 10 iegende, simon
phistoire, dit que, quatre cent mile
personnes farsnt nOyees. Depuis
CO d6sastre, le plus terrible du
meme genre q Ste celui do Ia Cata-
logue, en- 1917, Oh suraient peri
$1,000 personnes. Telles sont les
deux .seules catastrophes, don't
rhistoire ait conserve le souvenir
depuis cling siecles, qui aient etc
plus desastreuses que celle de
Johnstown. . "' -. '''I
LIE s,ecle actuefa etc tres f9coud
en- inondations. En- 1917 notam-
ment, DIES villages enters ont etc
d6truits en- Autriche, en- Hongrie
ct en- Pologne. Al mois de SEP
tembre 1918 I'M corps d'arm6s tnrc
de 1000 hommes u etc an9anti
par le d6bordement du Danube ; ct
ron 6value 4 6.OOO ie nombre des
pereosines Qui ost peri Ia am4me
snnee par des inondatioas sn Sil6-
sic. Plus recemment, -au mois dc
JUN 1876, lors ,da ad&boriement de.
IL Gavonne ct de la destruction
dune partle della vitavde Toulouse,
liza peri environ mile persounes.
L0rs de-. Il destruction de Szegedin,
eu Hougrie, en- 1879, il y eut denx,
on .trois cents personaes poy6rs.
lEn6n, Ia memo amaze, il a peri plus,
de. mile, personaes dams les inends>
tons d,EspaRne. ..g,.;
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IL NOM 0ks xEs&


LIE moline des mers est 10 plus
bisarre et'Ie 1rjlds satienx des Pho
CUES, ces Oranges cals.de.jatte de-
OCEANS. Son nom lui Went dune
robe sombre OUT i raspect De u
bure ct dune sotts de cspachon
hoir, nettemeit dess,u6' autour d.
~ t6te & Il physionomie prssqnA
hnnaine. t4f ..,f
Cetts tAte intelligsnte ct rond6
aux denx grands yeux expressifs ct
doux a je No sa,s quot de digne, do
grave, de m6ditatif ct dc voil6.
Nj queue nj oreilles, mails de bellies
moustaches tombant ! Ia, ta,tare
On cou flexible CONNIE IN cou dol.
seau; des movements pleins de
grace onctneuse ct de reinstatement
saoerd0tal. .
CONNIE tous les phoques, .c'est
IN maitre nageur. MATS, q terre,
il saute ct tressaute de IL poitrlne,
les nageoires ecartees, le cou tepdu,
le regard m6lancolique. On dirait
un pauvre estropi6 6chapp6 de IL
Cour des Miracles on quelque
clown, atteint de paralysie, qui fart
de comlques efforts pour se dislo.
quer.
II a la vie tres dure. LIE nez est
SON endroit sensible, son "talon
d'AchilIe'. C'est Ia qu'on le frappe
ct c'est par "a quill meurt. On lie
trouve dams plusienrs mers, mails
on le renoontre surtout dams PA
driatique aux fots ensoleill6s, Oh
la vague c~aressante murmure en-.
core ses fables ct ses l6gendes.
Son eteRnante expression humane
ct SOIL bizarre capachon de moline
retire dams les abimes ne poavaient
manquer de frapper Emancipation
DIES poetes,1 ainsi que d'exciter Ia
neutrality-suspicious. des naviga-
teurS. -4G Ia. .
C'est,, ditron, IN Grange ct sal.
sissant spectacle de voir le moline
des mefs on phoque noir, au milieu
de la'tempete, surgir du sein DIES
vagues, dresser ga: 'tete .presqae
humane, Affair cafme ct monacal.
puts soneser- "a. nageoire, nous.
allionssadatA asa main, CONNIE sill
voulaitb6oar tHs.dots.
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Avaut sv~ 10 snnf6riel necessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'ex6cuter tour les ouvrages ty
posraphiques qui nous seront conf6s Les
trets d'ayocat, cartes d'afaires, entetes DC
fAotures, tickets d'habitation, blsncs. circu-
iairea, etc. seronti nprim6s dansle plusbref
d6lai ct ! dos prix modsr6s.
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La FXUSSE TEMPERANCE.

f#tfg ~ s. O- -. .rs.--Fa|s. L
Le Herald public On long article
! proppar do ,ueto don't N. Hill, gou'
verneur de rEtat dc New. York,
Went do frspper deax bills votes
par II legislature, "a sujet dc Ia
temp6rancs. LIE Herald fait bon
march6, do cette question qui nest,
dit-il, ct tres justementa notre avis,
qu'une machine electorate, don't. &c
servent les politicians des .deux
bords pour conqu6rir des votes, les
d6mocrates dams lea villes, les re-
publicains. dams les campagnes.
LIZ moralit6 de, Ia chose, Ia vertu
De Ia reforme, .l'amelioratiop des
moeurs, toutes ces bellies chooses qui
fant les frais de Ia discussion, sont
laFeillement indifferentes. aux
champions de palcooi er aux cheva.
liers do reau claire; il s'sgit- pour
les ons ct pour les -aptrss. de jrter
dc II poudre aux yenx des 9lecteurs,
Of !ies uns ct les autres. s'y en,en-
dsat & merveille, car voila des an
noes qu'avec celia on passionne leo
populetions, Of les plus mains
seraient fort embaerass6a de dire
&c que 10 bieu pablo Y = gagn6 on
perdu. 81 meme on await 10 temps
f6tudier IL question 4 fond, on
poarrait Atre fort 6,onn6 des decou.
vertes qni r6sulteraient de Get
int6reesant travail. En- somme,
dams le CAS- present, II serait oiseax
de rechercher rigoureusement les
rnotifs des .l6gislateurs r6publicaips
on democrates, ,aui votent on re-
ponssent les lois de Temperance, ct
il .,oe serait pas. moius pueril &c
regarder de. trQp pres aux raisons
dn ;peto dn gouyerneur Hill il est
clair que L. petite poltique va plus
de part qpe les principles ~sppArieurs
dsinteret public. Dependant, en-
dehors Dc &c point de VIE, il ' q;
dans Pun 'des bills repousses., par le
gooFeraeur ma. clause 4eoi 4 ellie
seule en- jostiaspeQtceat. fais le re-
JET, ST an ne ssasait- trep feliciter
MHll q l'ayeir tepopss9.
CONNIE e dit 10 Commercial Ad.
sertisTv les harsouqes :,assez peu
arislocratiqaes ;paor deneqrer dams
10 voiainaee,> d quelque debit de
bolssops., -negyent voir .toqs les
jonrs sur lie coup do midi une guam.
tito q e.o e.les f IN ~ ::qni. wont. au
coin De y <ue aYee ~; Ypitcher" 4
- pai4 ct sen retoarnentl chex. Giles
avec me pinte .ou. u9ee quartz do
belle piere moossspse. iC'est la
msnagere. aqi ,attaa ;apn mari. We
naa@t .dn travail. sgtspn repas, do
pl i! . aq jour, saui reRa1e les forces
ponr L. fin de Il ournAs laborieuse;
ct la rasade, de bisia entire pour une
bonnie part dans cette affection.
Eth hien! le eroirait7e1a ls bill
vote. par, las Legislature d'Albas5;
par des gems ,qae nous houorons.de
notre suffrage popr ,Quils fasssnt
nos affaires; &c bfll que nous,osons
qaaAllhss de gsotssqae;; dispose gull
est interd't do vsddre Dc L. biAre
~ "pitoher", on, % d'aatres tef.
mes, Dc b htessa exporter; %. d.
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ny friesds and tbs psSlio IN notified u,
l have Renewed 70 the s.ors fornsrlv ~.
pied BY Mr.. E. G. Curtis, MOI m. -
where l will keep constantly On hand = \,
.supply Of 0reeeriee, Previaioss. Wi..s :.
Liquors. 0ivs NJ . salland exsnine =, =
ssrt0ent.
John DH1AucH]
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ETl4LISSEMEH7 DU PREMIER cor
ai}Erfs, ZEE HOUSE. a-ft Fte.F

8i'zrr3'et FEE HOUSE. a,it F1e
Pendant lie memorable siege de
Ia capitale autrichienne par les
Torres, un Polonais nomm6 Geor.
ges- FRANCOIS Kulczycki, anime du
d6sir de combattre partout les Ell.
nemis du Christ, 6tait entire 40 ser.
vice de PAutriche, aIors annie ct
alice de la Polognc. La position
des assi6ges etait d6sesperante
cernes de tous les c6t6s, lis ma
vaient aucune communication ayec
rarmee qui devait lear porter Sc.
cours, ct il ne Sc rencontrait per.
some qui osat traverser lie camp
DIES assiegeants pour avertir les
g%eneraux autrichiens de Ii situa-
tivn prtcaire de la capitale. Au
milien de liz perplexite g6n6rsle,
kuIczycki Sc d6voua. Deguis6 en-
Turc, il passe en- blavant mile dan.
gers q travers Farmee DIES infdeles,
ct bient6t une fusee lanc6e en- Pair
apprend aux habitants de vienne
que deja Ia Motto de Ia mission de
CO hardi emissaire est accomplie.
Apres s'6tre assure que parm6e
imperiale n'attend pour livrer Il
batsille decisive que rarrivee de
psrmee auxiliaire polonaise, Kul.
czycki repasse 10 camp turc sous le
meme deguisement, ct apporte Get.
to h~eurouse nouvelle aux Vienuois.
LIE roi de Pologte, Jean Sobieski,
ne ee fit pas attendre, ct aussit6t
arriv6,i il livra bataille, battit les
hordes innombrables des lures,
d6livra viebne, ct sanva aiusi Penn.
pire autrichien dune chute certai.
ne. Kulczycki fat appele devant
Pempereur, qui tdi demanda quelle'
recompense il p~refererait obtenir
pour les services quill await reudus.
Knlczycki demands sim IMPLEMENT Ia
permission d'etablie un coffee house
lcaft)), POOR y debiter le cafe don't
il await fait, apr6s Ia bataille, une
ample provision dams lie camp
turc. ~. - g. "a ~ =
:Cette permission lui fat aocor..
dee, ct ilsouvrit, Te Q a6at 1858, 10
premier cafe de Vienns. LIE con.
sell municipal, en- COMMUNICATION
do d6vodement de Kulczycki, or.
donna que son buste serait place
dams tons les cafes qu'on 6tablirait
dams Ia suite, ct il prescrivit meme
de celebrer chaque aimee, par une
c6remonie particuliere, l'anniver.
saire du premier Establishments
A1ujourd'hui, les temps cont. bien
changes: Ia 'Pologne, jadis liberia.
trice dc rAutriehe, est maintenait
opprim6se par ellie, ct dependant,
quoiaue Pordonnance. do couseil
municipal no soft plus obligatoire
pour personne, lea Viennois, anna.
teurs de Ia. liqueur orisneele, gar.
dent iidelement le souvenir sdu
fordateur dut prsmiet eats de lsur
ville.ias gs6 at ~ ~ .Ier
i:sa i~
Lea enfants e
s-7Monsieur TotoH d yous cont.
nuex & YAiro IA m0chsnf,, y Mai
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Lea enfants -, !.
a--Monsieur TotoH d. youis cont.
nuex 1 9Alre IA m6shsnf,nI u sefai
lpblIg6 6seSetsfsdn ioaespoar yooS,
eoeriger. "ass0alsads sgsi 3
q -Est.ce qu'apres js pourroi jouer
'avec, dist
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= ;. 90
Les Puritains aHExposition.

LIE Times de- New. York coustate
que le refus .des Anglais ct des
Americans de prendre part & rex.
position le dimsnche continue \
provoquer mn certain mecooteute-
ment q Paris, ct notre conftAre
AMERICAN sjoute que 10 dimanche
etant le Jour .populaire en- France,
soustraire les merchandise 4 IL
vue do public est ~ proced6 dune
extreme Inconvenience. Le Times
fait remarquer en-. outre one les
Anglais Sc sopt montrss moins
strictement p~uritains que les Ame-
ricains relativement 4 Preservation
du dimaqche, us 90 dispensens
d~'assister personnellement ! rexpo.
sition1, mails i!s laissent !eurs .vitri.
mes discoveries ct accessibles q Ia
vne, tandis que les Am6ricains per.
sistent q ,copvrir les leurs.. Les
loustics parisiens sort de- trop bon.
ne homeur pour sc 1facher ~serieusee..
ment desraf3ront ono ieur font leurs
freres d;Amerique; mais ile 80 yen,
gent en- faissnt des n,ots, don't. le
plus, inoffensif est one "si Les AND.
ricains mettent des baches sor lears
boutiqqes, c'est que GO .qai, est des.
sous no want pas Ia peine d'etre
montre.1 Les Anglais ont plus de
bon sens; ct ,.plus de respect pour
les convenances /; ito ne regardsnt
pas 4 payer des surveillauts pour
garden leurs marchsndises; msis
les Am6ricaius trouvent plus Goo
uomique en- meme temps qas plus
mozal;de les METRE soos cloche.
DEM. cant cinQusnte mile person.
nes ont ~ ee spectacle lautre d..
manchs. ct an ont ria .se. tenir Les
eotes~1 Q.ess 60 qa,I y . de mieaz
. AA'sss $ai8.ss ~.
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On oncle ! son '

w 0nc!e 2 son .peycu
Ia 1ens. aas yie q ,poliehi,
.nslles r. goarrs. ieane,,
saael$ ans MOI "a ylx zs! cent ~,
-CAnk anal t,eSt df6h aas voua
n'ss3 ssass FhsSire aae +dsss'
chooses d6ssgr6ablesl
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: AA1GDtS q Tie 00Aasa DalA
Regular msstings Of Thibsdaux Cs.As. I,
l2SK. Of g. 4. viii b held m TIA nm !,
Excelsior Lodge Ne. - I, y. D. =. on ~ -
ond and fourth Tuesdays Of sash month. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The course of prices at tho Stock Exchange to
day was circumstantial evidence, at least, that
the recent selling for foreign account was wholly
speculative. The only why's In which this mar
let could be affected by the failure Of the second
largest bank in Paris would be through disturb
ance Of the London money market, or, In this in
stance, through general selling movement In
Boston, which is the headquarters of the copper
interests IN this country. No one OF the events
came 10 pass, however, and although there is some
reason to believe that large part OF the early
weakness Of American railroad stocks in London
was due 70 selling orders from New-York, there
was no approach 10 a panic in either market.
IL IS not improbable that the Compton DIS
compte may be forced into reorganization, and
the copper syndicate, or the French branch Of il,
into liquidation, but neither contingency has much
~ do with the earning power OF American rail-
roads or the relative prices OF their stocks;
That the operators for decline counted on a
large success to-day WIS demonstrated by their
eagerness In the afternoon to cover outstanding
contracts IL was incredible, from their point OF
view that the entire LIST OF granger, South
western and coal shares should not decline rap
idly, and they derived no little encouragement
from the opening prices, but the resistance
afterward in Missouri Pacific, Reading and Lack
awanna, completely changed the tone OF the mar
ket and the last prices were generally the high
esq TOT inc uay. 4ne Only Symptom OF pAuIc, IN
deed, was shown by bear" spectators, who
were frightened into precipitation. The net
results were advances Of about per cent In tho
granger stocks, OF something less in the Gould
stocks and Of IA 10 l-2 per cent in the rest
Of the list. The coal shares, led by Reading, were
extremely weak in the early dealings, but they
more than recovered their losses. The contest
In Reading was unusually sharp, and the trans
actions In that stock were more than a fourth
of the entire business, but the last price was
3-s above the opening figure and l-s per cent
above the last price on Saturday. IL Is hardly
necessary 70 refer 70 the hhmors which added
zest to the final rally; the union of the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy and its auxiliary line,
the Chicago, Burlington and Northern, and the
modification OF the Iowa tariff by the State
Railroad Commission The truth OF either rumor
would have little effect on the current speculation
While the closing was strong, it is probable that
one result Of the trading was an important reduc-
ton OF the short" interest which Is always
substantial support
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury accepted $4,000 bonds at los.
The dealings at the Stock Exchange were small
but In spite OF q reduction In bids for registered
4 per cents, the tone Of the market was strong.
These were the last quotations:
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State bonds were quiet, without other feature
Tennessee settlement IS were steady At az LA
~ IA, and IS at 103 OF city bank stocks, the
only sale was In Western National uQl at PC.
A moderate business was done in railroad bonds,
and, although the final changes generally were
declines, the market closed before the eject OF the
rally in the share SPECULATION had been felt On
this account tie few advances may have been
more significant than the numerous losses Bur
hngton, Cedar Rapids and Northern trust 5s rose
per cent 20 SO, Mobile and Ohio general mort
cages gained l-2 at 10. and Toledo, St Louis and
Kansas City tirsts per cent at OF l-2, The last
named bonds advanced steadily from the opening
and were conspicuous exception by reason OF this
strengI:, a., Inc weakness OF the income ISSUES OF
the BEADING Company was prominent feature
In the other direction. The seconds were steady,
but the hrst incomes lost per cent at 81, ana the
third incomes % at sc, while the general mort
cages yielded Ia 10 OIL. Texas and Paeife iirsts
ana seconds Were ~ per cent lower at 80 leg ana
Western firsts declined / TO s5 and Hooking
Valley IS suffered the same loss at 81 l-2.
In the unlisted department OF the STOCK En-
change cotton Oil certificates were unusually
active nsOs0l and after an early decline to
tally OF their highest point Sugar Trust certiH-
Gates CID were dull and steady between SO 3-S
and -, ana other transactions were In Bruins
wick Company u 1900 &C 81 la q 20 %, Mount
Desert Land 900 at So s2l2 lie, and Chicago
and Atlantic beneiciary certificates 90 7-s.
Money was abundant az 2 l-2 TO 3 per cent
on call, and the bulk Of The business was done
at the lower rate. The market allowed no
symptom OF the disturbance that had been antici-
pated by many persons.
as follows Exchanges, S72, eTs. SsB balances,
s' The Sab Treasury to-day was debtor 10 ths
Clearing House s720, $40, II net loss on bal
ance on Saturday aaa to-dny Mas seas, sis, made