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AN IMPORTANT TALK.
Between Secretary Noble, Busey
and Corporal Tanner.
WHITE GHOST, DRIFTING GHOST,
And Bull Ghost Speak-The Atoms Action
WashOuts in New York State-Amercan
Hebrew Congregations.

WASHINGTON, July "a conference of
more than an hours duration was held at
the office of the secretary of the interior
between Secretary Noble, Assistant Sec
rotary Busey and Commissioner of Pen
sions Tanner. These gentlemen revealed
nothing concerning the reason for this
meeting, but it is said that the condition
of business in the pension Office was the
subject of discussion, Commissioner Tanner
having just returned from an absence of
about ten days in the west.
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations

DETROIT, July 9.-The Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew congregations met here to day
in annual convention; twenty delegates are
in attendance with their ladies'. The ad-
dress of welcome was made by Simon
Heayenrich, of Detroit. Rabbi Gosman, of
Detroit, made an earnest speech, including
a very touching reference to Rabbi Wise OF
Cincinnati, the venerable and respected
teacher of Judaistic principles.
The committee on permanent Organiza-
ton reported the following officers for the
Philadelphia; vice-president, Sigmund
Levy, Buffalo; secretary, l.. L. Levy,
Cincinnati; misunderstanding Frank
Block. ST. Louis
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New YORK, July efforts to commuui-
cate within the localities of Johnstown and
Amsterdam, where the rumors would lead
to the impression that there had been a
disaster of no small proportions, are I'M
availing, on account of the telegraph wires
throughout that section having been de
stroyed. Some reports have reached here
that cyclone caused the disaster, while 4
more serious character is given to the
story, and indefinite and as yet uncOnfirmed
rumors say that there has been consider
able loss of life.
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A Rennisition Ont for Kilrnin.

NEW YoRK, July "A New Orleans
special says the governor of Mississippi got
out a requison for Kilrain's arrest, but
Jake gave every one the slip and left at
7:l5 this morning and was over the state
line before he was missed. He will go
straight through to Baltimore without stop
ping.
Sullivan leaves for the north at 3 80 this
afternoon.
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A. Fine Eve for business.

doctor, how did you come to rent an Office
away eff hereq This isn't much of q neigh
borhood for your profession, is it?" SIS it?
should shudder and groan. That building
right over the way is a cooking school, there's
a womens restaurant on the next corner, and
the big barn on the back lot is boys gym
nasium. I've advertised for a partner al
ady."-Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle.
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Baseball.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia 10, Gleason, Kelley; Indian
apolis s, Boyle, Buckley.
AT NEW YORK.
New York 9, Keefe, Ewing; Pittsburg 0,
Staley, Miller.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington 2, O'Day, Clark; Chicago 10
Gumbert, Farrell.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati II. Malone, Baldwin; Column
bus 10, Weiner, O'Connor.
AT BOSTON.
Boston Is, Madden, Kelly; Cleveland ),
O'Brien, thinner.
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The President to-
day made the following appointments: H.
A. Taylor, Wisconsin, to be commissioner of
railroads; T. c. Mendenhall, Indiana, to be
superintendent of the United States coast
and geodetic survey; H. w. Diedrich,
Indiana, to be consul at Leipsic.
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The Delagoa Railway Directors Protest

LISBON, July 9.-The Portuguese direc-
tors of the company whose concessions to
build the Delagoa bay railway were can
celled by Portugal, have formally protested
to the government against the cancellation
of the concession. A general meeting of
the parties interested will be held here
shortly at which the English shareholders
viii be present.
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Montana's Convention.

HELENA, Mont, July Sin the constitu-
tional convention to-day, two resolutions
We're introduced in regard to the preamble
to the constitution ann referred to, the APP
propriate committee. Watson, of Fergus
county, introduced resolution in regard
to. trusts and combinations that may raise
orcOntrol the prices of the necessaries of
life, that laws be enacted that may keep
these trusts or combinations under state
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A Triple Tragedy in Pittshurg.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 9.-This city was
the scene of a triple tragedy at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, Richard Lewis, a plasterer,
fatally shooting Mrs. Elmira Moseby and
her sister Emeline Myers and then COM
hitting suicide. The cause of the crime is
shrouded in mystery. The parties were all
colored. Mrs. Moseby was a widow and
Lewis boarded with her.
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Washouts in New York.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 9.-The telephone
people at Amsterdam state that the wash
out at Aiken, n. Y, three miles from
there has torn up 200 feet of track and cut
off communication with the west. Whether
the washout was caused by a cloud burst at
Aiken or by the breaking of the dam at
Johnstown, as rumored, cannot be ascer-
tanned.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Accident.

PITTsBURG, July s. The freight wreck at
Wilmerding, on the Pennsylvania railroad,
which occurred last night, is not yet
cleared. Two bodies have been taken from
the wreck, and it is thought that six or
eight more, at least, are killed. The train
men estimate the list of dead and injured
at sixteen. The train caught fire from a
carload of whisky, which ignited in an un-
known manner. The accident was caused
by a broken axle. Thirteen cars and one
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Cause and Effect.

Enamored Youth-Your father seems wor-
ried about something tonight
Sweet Girl-Yes, poor pa has so many
business cares.
Little Brother-That amt it. He's mad
because the big dog he bought didn't come
New York Weekly. r.
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How the Convention win Stand.

CHEYENNE, July 9.-Wyoming is moving
ing on toward statehood. The election of
delegates to the constitutional convention
held yesterday resulted in choice of
thirty-six Republicans and sixteen Demo-
Gratis and three Independents. The con
Vention will meet September 2. The desire
for state goyernmentis general.
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engine are totally wrecked. The following
Is list of the killed and wounded as far
as known: Killed-William Connolly and
John Hyde, Pittsburg newsboys; one I'M
known man. Injured-Andrew kennedy,
newsboy, Pittsburg, probably fatally; Al
bert Young (colored), Lima, O., seriously;
John Kennedy, Milwaukee.
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Colorado and Wyoming Ffremen's Tournament

CHEYENNE, July Especial telegram to
THE HERALD. IA big crowd is in attend
ance upon the Colorado and Wyoming fire
mems tournament in progress at West
Boulder, Col, and the Cheyenne team ran
900 feet, made connections and threw water
in thirty and four-ffths seconds. There
are heavy books on this event and over
fifty thousand dollars in the pool.
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Scott. of the Midland. Resigns,

DENVER, Col, July "a special from
Colorado Springs says that President
Scott, of the Midland, has rendered his
resignation to take effect on or before July
%. The reason for his action is not known.
His successor has not been decided upon,
and probably will not be for some time to
come
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he Atoms Rates Voted Down.

CHICAGO, July AT a meeting of the
Western Freight association to-day, the
proposition of the Chicago & Alton to re-
duce the rates on cattle, dressed beef and
packing house products from the Missouri
river to Chicago was voted down. The
Alton thereupon gave ten days notice of
its intention to put the reduced rates into
effect.
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Anxiety About Colonel wodebouse.

LONDON, July 9.-The uneasiness felt be
cause of the absence of news from Waddy
Halfa regarding Colonel Wodehouse and
his troops, is increasing The last report
from him said that he was following the
superior forces of the Dervishes The gov
eminent is considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
sending endorsements from Malta.
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Sullivan in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 9.-Sullivan was to
have left the city this morning early, but
the plan was abandoned at noon, and he is
still in the city.
Kilrain, it is reported this morning, has
three ribs broken and will be unable to
travel for some time.
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Had One.

"Have you any particular object in loafing
around here?" asked the contractor of new
building of an idler who was in the way.
Eyes, sir" was the prompt reply.
"Well, what is itP'
~ want to dodge my creditors, and they
will never think of looking for me where
there is any work going on. Detroit Free
Press
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Torrents of Rain Nenr Troy.

TROY, N. Y, July AT u o'clock to-
night the rain is falling in torrents in
Johnstown and the flood is assuming ter
rible aspect. Mills and sheds are being
carried rapidly away. 1t is beginning to
rain here and looks to be heavy storm.
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Postmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The President to-
day appointed the following postmasters
BARLEY G. Eaton, at Glenwood Springs,
Colorado; James A. Miller, at Santa Maria,
California; Fred w. Bier, at Vancouver,
Washington territory.
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No Mora Sales.

Confectionery and Ice Cream MAXWELL
lose ten of our best customers next week.
Assistant-We will Are they going to
Oklahomaf
''No, they're going to get married. New
York Weekly
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ALL PARSONS OWNING

Additions to Salt Lake, which they wish
inserted in the new colored Autograph map
of the city, are requested to leave plat of
same at once at Smiley, Groshen & Co.'s
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Boodler A. j. MeOuade,s Trial.

BALLsToN SPA, N. Y, July 9.-The extra
session of the court of oyer and terminer
to try Arthur J. McQuade, one of the New
York Doodle aldermen, opened this morn
ing. The work of securing jury was
hee1In
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Asa Drink in Feyers
USE HoBsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Dr. CHARLES H. S. DAVIS, Meriden,
Conn, says: Il have used it as an aces
sorry in cases OF melancholia and nervous
debility, and as a pleasant and cooling
drink in fevers, and have been very much
pleased with it''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-10
american Cricketers win ia Edinburgh.

EDINBURGH, July 9.-The cricket game
between the Philadelphia team and the
gentlemen of Scotland was concluded to-
day and resulted in victory for the
Americans
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Los Angeles Offering to Johnstown.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The carload of
canned fruits donated to the Johnstown
sufferers by the citizens of Los Angeles.
which arrived here last week, was disposed
of at auction to-day in small lots The
bidding was spirited; 81 ,212 was realized
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THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS

Of Salt Lake City is now conducted by the
Grant Bros. Company. We meet all trains
and run to all hotels. Best livery, carriage
and horse service. ORDER CARRIAGE FROM
OUR TRAIN MEN.
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Christian Endeavor Society Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The eighth Ma
tional convention of the Christian EDdeavor
society began in the First regiment armory
hall to-day. Nearly five thousand dele
gates are here, and more are expected to-
morrow. Rev. F. NJ Clarke, of Boston,
was elected president of the convention.
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Advance of Flour in England.

LEEDS, July 9.-The Corn Millers' asso-
citation here has made further advance
of l shilling a sack in the price of -four
I his action has been taken on account of
the bad reports of crops in Russia, combined
with a decrease in The corn arrivals.
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and all kinds of material for fancy work,
go to the Mikado, No "A East, First South.
Patterns all new, also a full line OF
Japanese novelties. Open until 80 O'Clock
every night MAURICE STIEFEL, Prop.
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Applications for Gems is Pc 6tions,

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Mr. Porter, su-
perintendent of the census, says that no
more applications for Office in his depart
ment will be considered and no more ap-
pointments made except, those already de-
cided upon. until after September
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Women SlaYers to Hang.

New YORK, July 9.-The three women
slayers, Patrick Jackenham, James Nolan
aud John Lewis were sentenced to-day to
be executed August %.
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Phenomenal Success of whaIers.

LONDON, July 9. -Whaling vessels arriv-
ing report that the sealers and whalers in
Greenland waters are meeting with phe-
nOmenal success.
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S2 am soma APPARATrS

At Ross pharmacy. 1874 South Main street,
where you can get good cold drink of
soda for 3 cents, made from the pine fruit
juices, with all kinds of syrups, creams and
phosphates.
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Doctors From Samoa.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Among the officers
who arrived recently at San Francisco
from Samoa en- route are Doctors White
and Norfeet who have been ordered here
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ALASKA REFRIGERATORS.

The very best refrigerator, in hard
wood, porcelain lined water tanks, nickel
plated trimmings, big variety, examine
them at
DINwooDEY'S.
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Aiding the Johnstown SnfFerers.

ericsson SPRINGS, Pa, July 9.-Governor
Beaver and the state board of the relief
commission had a meeting here to-day and
decided to distribute $1,000 among the
sufferers in Johnstown.
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Jem Smith Challenges Sullivan.

LONDON, July 9.-Smith has challenged
Sullivan to fight in Europe for 10000
Z
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ment, and we are INSTRUCTED at every
point.n Witness still refused to answer,
persisting that it would not be honorable to
divulge the interviews he had concerning
fenianism.
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Newmarket Races.

LONDON, July AT Newmarket the
July stakes for two years old, five fur
longs and 142 yards-Won by Loup, Key
Harp second. Salvation third.
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Boys waists zoe, 25c., 35c., 45c., Soc and
upwards at F. Auerbach & Bros.
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Don't miss the 18th at Lake Park. The
grandest novelty of the age. Race be-
tween bicycles and horses.
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GREEN & co,

Sanitary contractors. Special Emachinery
for cess pools and all kinds of scavenger
work. Box $50, 331 w. North Temple +
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Crismon-Scarff company carry the finest
line of tooth, nail and hair brushes.
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GERMAN OFFICERS
Are Forbidden to Visit the Paris
Exhibition.
BURKE IDENTIFIED IN WINNIPEG
As Williams, Whs Rented the Carlson Cot
tage-C Constitutional Conventions
Ogden Delegates -Salyator's Race.

BERLIN, July ct is stated that En-
peror William has forbidden the officers of
the German army to visit the Paris exhi-
bition.
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Don't miss the 18th at Lake Park The
grandest novelty of the age. Race be-
tween bicycles and horses.
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HOT LUNCH

At Gallacher's from 10 to 4, 25c. Short
orders speciality.
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WYOMING'S ASPIRATIONS.
The Territory viii Hold Constitutional
Convention to Adopt State Constitution.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July Especial to
THE HERALD.l- IA very small vote was
polled at the election for delegates to
state constitutional convention to meet in
September The Republicans will have
good majority in the body.
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Morris Co.'S Photographic Studio.
No. Ga w. Second South street. Cabinets
So per dozen. Crayon engagements a
SDecialtV
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No trouble to show three-pIy carpetsat
H Dinwoodey's.
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Look OUT Bombardment of FIT. Sumter.
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The Queen City hat the best.
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For STAMPING

Spring time stirs up the bile. Simmons
Liver Regulator removes it.
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Co to John Mcdonald & Sons for grocer
les.
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Look outl Bombardment of Fit. Sumter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

asoo Eastern ryess2 oOgOO according to age and
make common whisky, vocastSO, nocoruins W
GiN-Sl.OOGel.jO for domestic; S2.o59S5o LOT I'M
'GRAss sEEDs-Red clover, s5.25 bu; herds, So@
oOc In, orchard, q. 80 bu; timothy sL76@2W bu;
German mlllct, Sj6s9Oc bu; Hungarian, 759soc bu'
BAGGtNG-9@l0c.
TIfS-Si 20.
SHOT Drop, sllj buck, slio
LEAD-5lSm6.
TALLOW-4Lc
SNrFF-Gafretts slO75; Ralph's, $685. Rail
road. SOS; Gail q AIS, 500
POWDER-Kegs, $780, half kegs, s2.7j' quarter
kegs, sL7j
Woodbury. grease wool. unwashed, lb@25c;
clear grease wool, 2092jc; bury, washed, 2O@3Oc;
tub washed 3O6,a5c.
HIDEs-Dry nint, No, !, 0Ilc; No Q 6%c; dry
sailed, 5@7c; No. p 5Lc, green saltcd, No llR@
tc, No 2, 363lSc green, 3@ic deeBkins JOG;
shecpskins 4jcm3l co. nominal,
COAL Oll,-lrlme white, Wholesale lots, NC per
ToBACco-Common 25G3Oc; other grades, 60
0tSic
BEESWAX-2Oc.
EAlls--lron, 500, steel, s2iO
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uANg CtUAUtNGs.
Grain aud f,.o,tSious.


ST. LOUIS, No, May io.-ilouf-Qnlci aud
steady.
Wheat Cs'h nfmor but quiet options hlshcE
wei, itii nut cun,lrrsl h,ornhio. but decline, IA
other markets tiluci ihC triwd 10 srlliuE aud
ihvu whs rpil huuk. out dc points fvnctod
aud tn'F rho,o Yesterday; 30 md. ca,h sc.
May, ~ Hsir clnlmg % ~. June ~ ~ closing
~ it'r Dld July s.h6tiusc, closing nt 10 90
August ,s'.''e'i', c.oaing At 'e'sG september
,om ,lo.cd arm. 80. mixed, caih, a,,, Rl!s q.
MAY a.Hf ~ g. closing tt ai't June, tic. ulutiug
ai iic bod. luly, 81 sc, closing 81 &c, August
,eti. q. c,o.lnr "a ", toal.c bid. september
%. ,.,ciai,i So . ta.h. si'.c bid. May. &c
june go bld. iuly. sic bid.
lDca in demand SO q CO.,
"a, steady, prairie - ives 20 timothy sIoC
ilaswcd- tl.iA
irad-sltunr and In demand NJ sio
lmilcr. Doll, cramoy, lh9iuc, daily, ieBiic.
Con- mcsl- Active at sLwaim
lr1N slous Strong.
iufk sia.i0.
Land Prime steam. $40
10 -all Meats 'hould,r sa2s. long, and ribs,
ihtun-loScd shoulder. g. tU. longs and rita
S,.lseW short ,lesr U.uoetii2S.
ReCcpl,-flout Sooo btls wheat HOO bu.
corn. 500 bu. oats, 500 bu. pc none,
thipments-ilouE 700 btl. wheat, Ol1 hu.
corn, a'op bu' oats. 600 bu. pc N.UV 6u. barley,
/ none.
CHICAGO, III, May ~ In wheat today a larrr
speculative business VS. transacted mud me ireine
Mns somewhat uutoiilCl JUS oppuel nt about
lc,ierdsl closing lguc', dcvliuCd under inv OF
| teunEs lc htahu tiUtttT IdtuurVt itr pasel
/ on hhd cotcd about 80 hlHhtf than YESTERDAY
lhc tHllY Mthkntt ami dutiiuo AHs nttfltutrd Ia
lafs, onsiihs' chiefly itum Sew York, Influenced
" was tlhiinrus on the expectation that the gov
| ernmeni rcpntt would b. L,htlsh. Mhyu the ,,rys
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, nonds aud Stocks.

NEW YORK, May Money on call easy at 2a2lE
per cent closed offered Gt per cent. Prime mer
but steady at sLS5 Tor sixty day bills aud HSS54
for demand.
Government bonds dun and steady. State bonds
dun ard without feature.
The stock market today was again professional
one from beginning To end. Tho local operators
were Inclined 10 follow London aud commission
people were doing literally nothing, but the poor
impression made by the changes IN the AtchisOn
directory embroidered the traders Ia attack that
stock In the hope OF bringing ont long stock onsip
orders, which 10 n certain degree was successful,
aud the stock was hammered dawn u per cent.
from its closing figure of last evening 81. Paul
was only moderately active ANA notwlthsIanding
the calling IN OF loaned stock and pre-
MUM OF l'32d OF per cent. for use,
aud the stock fluciuatcd only y per cent
throughout the day, The drive at AtcllsOn brought
out good SUPPORT at the decline. and nitcr the int
rally the stock wrs cpmplrttvcly neglected for the
remainder OF the day Imuscontlncntnl was ngnin
OF the leaders In point of activity, but like s.
while II maintained an exceptionally strong tone.
Duln~F AMI ttdguntOn were the principal features
OF the trading until toward the close. when drive
was made NJ Richmond q West Point. which yield
cd over per cent burlington * Quincy nltO cX-
hibitcd a dropping tendency, but H. lofs WIS con.
fined 10 10 small traction The strong feature Of the
day WIS the Chicago Gas Trusts which took start
toward o'clock pm, and rapidly rose per cent,
though losing portion Of the improvement later.
II IN said that puts 90 a. have been fold upon the
stock aud the buying was 10 protect these prlyil-
cgcs Among the specialize. there were n few
marked movements, aud while Manhattan was
strong, fliisbuW u Western WIS weak again. aud
retired TO iii !, though II mllied later The market
finally closed dun aud heavy NJ about the lowest
prices which, however. were only slight fmciiOns
different from the opening figures in the rest Of
the liH. la the unlisted department there was 1T
Gle feature. everything being heavy but Cotton OH.
and brunswick rctirrd a. -.
Railroad bonds wcrc quiet the sales ~ III lssucs
nggfpwunR sl,iLOlO, of which Denver q Rio
Gmndc Western ocuinmt.s contributed 9iulOU1.
The tone ut tho dealings was not pronounced but
wuF rather heavy nt irt recovering late IN the
day. Denver a Rio Gmndc Western certificates
nee y 90 ~. while Realizing second incomes lost
~ no co., . aud South tur1ilul seconds 81 nt CO.
The total sulc of stocks today we're $50, .j shares.
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