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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
KENTUCKY HORSES At WORK.
Bermuda Goes u Mile In las liz, with
bryant Up.

LEXINGTON. April 24.-The beautiful sum-
mer-like weather this morning. and the fact
hat this was the last Sunday before the OPEN
ing OF tho spring meeting OF the new Ken
lucky Association. drew not less than 1000
visitors to witness the work Of the different
horses Among those present were nearly all
tho leading turf men OF this section. and quite
number OF ladies.
Everybody is talking about the Melbourne
stake the greatest two-year-old race ever
offered in Kentucky. Among the promising
candidates for this event now in tho course
are: Roslyu. tho full brother to Rose
land: Halcyon. by Hindoo. dam imp.
Fairy Queep: Fay s.. by Decciver. dam
MN Hy Pay uo EvS M.ssn bby dam
dam PonehartraIn The buchanan colt hns
Of Roseland's Brother. and no Will probably he
second choice In the betting with Rosyn the
favorite. 1t is reported that Snapper" Garri-
sent very fast this year. but they are very
weather prevSils they Will be- ready "% for F the
buglo cal! next Monday. TO-DAY, Yale '0l;
= !. =, %iisn II l:4s; csNETyins llS pounds
Clintio C. went mile in :4Da. Strathmnid In
l;40.,. Lou Dudley, in l:5l,... Hume. three
year-old colt by, The Ill-Used. and Annie r.
Alarm, dam Novel, strapping three
year-old nlly belonging to Judge Watts
bud Hughes. n thros.ysa si b. by Harry
O'Fallon. out OF n ILongfellow mare, did the
same distance in like time. Charley Patter-
rode rcrblnisn, u cracking good three-ynar.
oH by st kai'e' dam n,i Perhaps. warminrpp
trottcrs and will henceforth pose as a Jockey.
Jockey McCn,ll"y, who was ruled an at Gutten-
burg FOR pulling Teutonic. Is in the city.
allow him to rdc ut tho coming Lexington
meeting.
The Committee OF Trottins Horse Drivers
appointed to "Nl! n convention. report that the
convention will be called Saturday. Oct. q.
next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
DIR. DE cos7A's PLAN OF REFORM
He Takes Pains to Say That IL IL Not
Like DIR. Park hurst's In Any Respect.

He Takes Pains to Say That It IL Not
Like DR.. Parkhurst's In Any Respect.
DR.. B. F. De Costa. preaching in his Church
OF ST. John the Evangelist yesterday morning.
paid his respects to DR.. Parkburst again DR..
De Costa's subject was the White Cross
movement in its relation to municipal reform.
| and his text was the DIST verse OF the 18th
chapter Of Paul's Epistle to tho Romans: BE
not overcome Of evil. but overcome evil
| with good" DR.. De Costa preiaced the ser-
| mon with statement that the account he gave
| OF the prayer meeting in the house OF Hattie
| Adams. and the tears there shed. and the good
| there DONE was true in every respect. and was
| capable OF proof
| He then took up the White Cross Society
and expressed its objects. to elevate public
opinion respecting the nature and claims OF
morality. to labor for national marriage law.
to encourage temperance. to help working
mon to get better wages. SO that low wages
might not tempt to sin. to help women to get
as high wages as men for equal work. to Sc
cure laws conserving decency and public Or
der. In considering tho methods by which the
White Cross Society proposes to accomplish
this elevation Of society. he went on to state
some means which It did not use. and he paid
his respects to Or. Parkhurst and the circus"
The White Cross does not propose to en-.
ploy amy political method or make any moral
some party TO- tho disadvantage OF the op-
posite party. That. however. is the character
OF the movement which Is enjoying public at
tention. The recent raids have had no moral
object in view. The aim has been and remains
political. In substance they say openly. We
moral condition. but 81 My seeking to prove
that the police are, making money out OF the
iniquity.' In accordance with this policy action
is being taken. action which as it Is coming to
be known. shocks the moral sense OF men and
women all oyer the land But what proof does
at all 1t simply proves what every Ounce
knows and every public officer freely ac-
knowlcdges. that shameful exhibitions are
common in this town. Not one atom Of evil
fetal. We have had the scandal and shame for
nothing. Tho most ordinary looker-on sees
simply political programme to be carried
out on, tho basis OF charges that are not
OF the work Of the White Cross he said that
Philadelphia it's members had Visited 600 i'm
had visited 1915 families. had entered and
dealt with people In 1871 saloons. and had
talked on the streets with 3.753 persons about
their immortal souls He said prayer meet.
such rare things as some people might sup
Then he returned to the attack upon DR.. Park
INDEED. it il not the Office Of the Church TO
proceed against sinners with reference to their
by churchmen under any pretence whatsoever
would simply have the effect OF turning thou.
sands OF the sinful class against religion. and
shut up their hnarts to approach The Church
cannot play tho part Of the policeman; Her
eli n m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25

The Hudson Comfy Joc;ry Cub announces these
UieS for the laG,h day of the meeting,
First Race-Fnrse ~ o. for maidrns: hve,eghths OF
mile. Home kun III. lhppOna IL; Glsucn-. III.
Saae. Ill; Anscnia 10 Ehel H., los Sentiment.
Second Rarr-Purse s4OO: r-lllus; six furonHs
Duke John, iod; ilarrison ltG P,raito, lu3. Elm
.tone lu;i Sw'ctbrtaa 100 Monterey, 100; III spent
1NO: Lucky Clover, ~.
Tlrd Race. Purse s5Co for all ages; i've cighihs of
mile 1oano. III: DeTahgo. lOi' PEDESTRIAN, ~.
Smusgler. ~,
Of annie Irregular 40. IOano N. Pedestrian, ~.
Smnggler ~,
Fifih Rncc-PUrsc $500. for two year,oils: selling:
half mile bunker iIt l,4: wang NG, Narha colt,
rs; Drummer. ~; Isabelle NJ
sixth Kace-PGrse 800. selling; seven furongs:
Longstridr IlN; Mn Belle. III; Pelham. no. Flrehy,
no. kemulaud, lO4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
100000 Logs IN "a dam.

HUNTINGDON. W. Va. April 24.-Ths large
boom in the Guyandotte River. three miles
above here. broke loose yesterday and set
adrift an immense number OF logs They
formed a gorge against the upper side OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio ltailroau bridge. and for
tempt WAS made to dislodgo tho Jam with
locomotives. Failing in this. steam hsan tugs have
the gorge. The logs have Leen coming down
the river ali DAY and lodging at tho gorge at
the rate OF $500 an hour. and it IL estimated
that there arc at least loo.ooo logs now in
tha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
Gharscs Fraud In Her Divorce.

SIMsBrRy. Conn. Amil 24.-Mrs. Charles A.
Ensign Of this town has brought suit against
Lawyer H. W. lly Of Westleld. Mass. and
Edison Cunts OF Hartford. II former husband Of
Mrs. Ensign. charging them with having con-
spirrl 70 .dcfraul her out - $4,000. II Is
rhargei that Mr., Ely informed her that she
would be- Obliged 10 give this sum as trust
iuni Tor her two children nj III" time she OBJ
lnents have been placed on the property Of
Curtis in this town and Ely in Westheld agsse-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
Waits wrote. In one OF william Hammond's
hymns he has loft out the third stanza, which

| s,,r an vor, h,.v.,,,
Ys ransom Sinner sinss.
| Sing on. rejoicing every day
| In Christ. the Eternal King
| and has nut In this new stanza:
va ,,,sr,r. a, IN. ro.a
TX nInm Ut ,, ~, Wy IT,, ,.no
Rcio,cs ~. IN IN *, H. 'i' ~. =, coa
| IN chr''. the Eternal King.
And 10 Is nil credjtcd To William Hammond.
| Tbern rc two mr. fhroo ,th ar changas In fhic
an m h.m 80 " ,a;n ~ !. ~ n ~ H.
| or nls.surahl. ain ~ '"N
| to
en-. pott.s.. ..,... -. NS-.-s.-,.
| 4. ~ III; nopluSon ,prlnts, James nont&Omety,s
10 Ihy teilpicl repair. so tfat !ne Wnoie
OF in tho first ncrson sipo,,jer ma IL WINS writ.
fnn no NJnnt y.,nas, VT Iii 49, 4. ,1t, IN ~
=" "pn.Symei{, ~. III hame 10 es.nNH -
" WIZ uihCnueu hyInn WIN no ,suRRestion
hvmn flud thsso o1 ina iines "ke' ." ano'"ot
iEs H. prppn ne nne 10 H dFeam
y. 80. op"'
chaneeu 10 tnese:
Lighting M the sepsto ev~.
with SAlvation'sradinnt beam.
In Milman's hymn. Whom our heads are,
has the third stanza in this way:
when our eve. grow dim In death
when we heave our parting breath.
When the solemn doom 70 near,
and ind that Milman. to whom those lines
arc credited. really wrote:
when tho solemn de An hal, toll.
in our own depar ing souls '"'
when our INA! doom is near.
Jesus Son of Mary. hear
changed throughout. l shall Just quote two
belief, Charles Wesley wrote: ~ N'N
Hail tho day that .oes Him RISE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
New Methodist Church In PoughLeep.,e

PouGHKEEpsIE. April pa new Methodist
Episcopal church was dedicated In this city
to-day by Bishop L. G. Andrews. The edilce
is one OF the finest in the city, and belongs to
one OF tho Oldest congregations in Duchess
county. they having worshipped In small
ed!llce for fifty years The corner stone OF the
new church was laid Aug. H.. 1891. The
budding cost about S570O0. OF which over
S2S.UOO was paid this morning. At the morn.
w service contributions, to the amount Of
built in a thcatre.like style. will scat about
l.oLW people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
Death OF u Promising Stallion.

LEXINGTON. April CIV Is, Hawkins OF this county
has lost by death from blood poisoning his stallion
lyle wilkes, by George wilkes. dam Lou Coous. by
American iiay.
He was tue sire Of Wood wilkes 22b and four others
with records better than 2:3O Two OF his sons and
TWO VI his daughters are also producers Of 30 rotierk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
A Dry Sunday In Flushing.

1t was dry In Flushing village yesterday.
The Law and Order League OF tho village were
out In force. and sentinels paced the streets in
front OF places whore liquors are sold AS u
consequence Of their vigilance thirsty persons
were forced to 20 outside the village limits he
soda to drink Representatives Of tho Law
and Order League say they have not only
begun ~ crusade against sunday liquor sell
general.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25

The Hest Train tn Cleveland
II tho Western Express Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
leaving New York ut 1870 T.. NJ. with through Pullman
bullet sleeping cars-ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25

Paramount y. r. is one OF the most inviting suburbs
ono modern cottage, nine rooms for sale. Address
Fairmount Land Company 100 Br0Adway-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25


ono 81 which is noted anywhere in The book 81 NV
AWSs ssh II Mc ITEyHy wFo'G it MT under the title
ladys name to II. on another nopo No bH b1s
wLpIsh y ma nnm "a sTn"M '2 lock Of Ago.
The real hymn Is this H''
Ro,s Of Ages. r"f, :"r me-
lei s lie Il: wait iD snS ,ls u. b 'T's
rom Thy m D,, side Ma, flowed.
Cleanse mt from ITS gun. and power.
S"' q, .d 'r 'Ss G ANY, ~ d Eanas
Colli my zeal no rep te know.
fhOu mus. save And aud ' Thou alone.
simply 10 Thy crots cling;
sASs s. s" o"t e q THE 4nss ~ foa I grace.
~ 70 the fountain iy
wash mo. saviour. or I del
While draw this dieting breath.
Wh.m sour 70 worlds unknown,
S Re-" i IF , on Ia ss lld ~ throne
Let nc hide ms SELF IN Thee
10 T Lme spurious Rock OF Ages. also credited
aaopaiy. Is 4 10 same as this in the first live
"A's' pul II Is changed In tho sixth line to:
a.. save h'e, Lord and make me pure.
ur,n Is changed entirely in the last eighteen
tW WeT; which are turned into thu following
should my tears forever How
T T,,, my zeal no lnnpuor know.
I Inm Tor sin could MOI alone
In non my must ave ami Thou atone.
~ my hands M hrIrc bring,
H'mpy to lhYuurs uIng
MILE MILE l'raN ms ,.tng breath.
Mny% i" H. rsy r@ J.'i ,Sk I" s.%,A
R R.,h ' 81 %. INyy 90 rny throne
-, hr' me hide nWsyli N lhee
us,,n some of Wat,s's hymns. whpro he has
Dear Goi GSBr r istSssoIR s41ost LORD 1nd
s Witch S msv G Or I6 and rSqtN GeI
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
Sweeping Reduction.

On account of the G. A. R. reunion held at Washington, D. c., the Santa Fe Route" will sell ou September 10th to 17th inclusive, tickets from Demine or El Paso to Washington ard return at rate of SAP 50 for round trip, good going until September goth, and for re- turn, to and includingg October 12th Remember that twelve hours is saved via the A. T. & s. F. railway, and that but one change of care is made between Deming or Fl Paso and Washington. For further information address,
 GEO. T. NICHOLSON, c. II. MoREHoUsE,
 G. F. X T. A., D. F. & r. A,
 Topeka. Kan, Fl Paso, Texas-
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
EVANS AND sONTAG.
Onicers Think They Have Discovered a
 Fresh Trail of the Train Robbers.

SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, Sept. 8. - Associated Press.l Two squads form ed last night to follow the men who called at Mrs. Robinson's near Colton and who are believed to be the Collis train robbers. The squads met at Mo reno early this morning and having found nothing started on their retuin D to this city.
 On the way back they struck fresh trail of two men leading into the foot hills through the brush. The officers followed the trail for several hours with out result and finally gave it up as the robbers had two hours the start. New posses are now being formed in ColtoD with detective Smith in conjunction with the eheriff's office to head off the men. It is believed here that there is 8 fair prospect of thei- capture.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
or THE SACRED HEART
The Scholastic Year wnl Begin Sep
 tember 5.

The Scholastic Year wnl Begin Sep
 tember 5.
 The scholastic year of the academy oI the Sacred Heart, embracing pine months, will begin September. 5. The academy is select board and day school and is conducted by the Sisters of Mercy.
 Every facility for useful solid edu- cation is afforded to pupils of all grades. French, vocal and instrument- al music, painting and drawing, receive particular attention. The terms are exceedingly moderate, and parents of Phenix and Arizona cannot do better than to give their children the advan- tages offered by this excellent institu- tion.
 For particulars apply to the Sister Superior, Phenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
THE MARK FITS.

reiegraphic Quotations From Chicago
 and San Francisco.
 MINING STOCKS AND SILVER. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-Belcher.sl.l .l0 Best & Becher, Si 20; Chollar, Soc; Con. Virginia s. 20; Gould & Curry, soc; Hale x Norcross, 9Oc; Potosi, 35c; 0phir, g 30: Savage, 70c; Sierra Nevada, &330; Onion Con g. 10; Yellow Jacket tl.0O; Confidence, s1 co; Peerless, 5c, Peer, 5c. Silver bars--Per ounce, S13SdS33sc Mexican dollars--671& &CG67l2c.
 COPPER AND LEAD. NEW YORK, Sept. S,-Copper - Dull. Lake, Sll. .i001ll 60.
 Lead-Flrrn, domestic. sl I5a.4 20. Tin-Stesd; straits, S20.i5G2O50.
 LIVE STOCK. CHcAGo. Sept. Seattle - Receipts, o,ooO; i0(G25 hishcr, prime natives, q 90g5. 50; Tex ans, sl GOyG290; raugers, S3.05gL25. Hogs-Receipts, 5000; fairly active, l0dei5 lower. Rough packers, sj2og5 10; mixed, COG fo. .2ocGS5g0; lighter, $5.50QJ595. sheep Receipts, 1000. Market was steady lambs lower stockers sS.50dSS Co; mixed s3l0@is6; weothers s50OG5.50; Texans, s2. coo iCo; westerns, fi.5O@4s5
 GRAIN. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-wheat - Finn. Buyer, Dec, sl.S6}9; sellei, 1892, sl.32; Sept. si.S2.
 Bsrley-Firm Seller year new. s7c; De. cember, 9Sc: Oct s9H B1yer Dee, 93ls. Corn Sl i3Is.
 CHtoAeo, Sept --~heat-Quict, steady; 0pei ea 's higher at oncc weakrd declined slowly ie co weak cGhl"s European cholera reports ity0rahle weather: Buffalo strike heavy incrense ID 1v,ilhDe supply rsahed r, oil buy ? ins by ioo2s declined sl ? weak cables, clo.ed ea-y, < lower ihsn ycstcrday. Receipts, 219,. 0il: snipnents, y7i,ro0.
 Wheat Cssh. 747s; Sept. 75,s Cofn-- Cash, 5Sl {: SopL, 53 0sts-Cesh, a5la@ssss; scpt., si(3S416. nrrisy t2Gtfic
 Timotby- s13s Rye 66c. Vfax--si na3zf 04 Pork lash, sl2 OK; sept, SIP 06l<. l Tafdr-UAsh, sS62}S; Sept. s760, Short Ribs-Cash, G.75: sept. 750.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
Recommended an Animal Painter.

A remark made by clever London lady the other day is worth recording A gentleman whom she much disliked said to her: "I know that you have a great and deserved reputation for artis- tic taste. Now would you kindly exer- else it on my behalf by telling me whom you would recommend me to have my portrait painted byY The reply was prompt, By Rosa Bonheur San Fran cisco Argonaut.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
A Combination Hard To Beat.

The Santa Fe Route has just placed on sale from Deming and Fl Faso round trip tickets to that fa- nous New Mexico health and pleasure resort, Las Vegas Hot Springs, with coupons for one to ten days board and lodging at Montezuma Hotel.
 In this way you can know at the start just what the cost is for railroad fare and hotel bill. The combination rate is very reasonable one.
 Inquire of local agent A. T. & s. r. K. R., for full particulars.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04

s. Miller, progressive Missourian, says: "As to peaches budded on plums, have yet to make the first success in that line. In the first place it is difficult to get them to take. and next no plum stock l have grows strong enough to support the peach. though the Marianna may do so; but have not yet tried it"
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
Strayed.

Fros1 Lon Harmon's place two mics east of Kyrene five head of horses as follows: Two iron grey mares, four years old one bay horse, three years old one bay mare sixteen years old with cream colored colt four months old by her side. All branded J. F letters connected on lelt shoulder.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
Wanted.

Position by lady as housekeeper, or general house work; country preferrec. Call at Wheeler * Wilson machine rooms between. Gregory and Mills houaa
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
APhysIcian,s Gin % Humanity.

Weak men restored to perfect man, hood by the Great Australian remedy, free. Address, Box,l gj4, San Francisco Gal
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
les of documents for Lo,n Com.

les of documents for Lon Com mission, 2627 R. s .......... ... 42 72 SIS A. W. Byers, shelving in Territor. ial library, s. D. 3S, 1891. .......... 95 co STA THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN com pany, publishing list of warrants for July 1892. ...................... 86 0O s75 J. D. Monihon, rent, light and water for office board of equali- zation, September 1892. R. s. 265, 15 co S76 Thomas Hughes, auditor, salary July and August ................. l66 e ST Thomas Hughes, member of Loan Commission for July and August per diem and mileage, secliono, r. 2Oii, R. s .................... 12O % SIS E. B. Kirkland, private secretary, August, salary, s. D. Q, appIopri ation 1891 ...........,...,...,.... 50 co s79 K B. Kirkland, Territorial libra risn, salary for August, <. D, 21, appropriation 1891. 50 O0 TERRITORIAL SCHOOL FUND.
 To WHOM ISSUED AND FOR
 WHAT PURPOSE. No. AMOUNT, GO Geo. W. Cheyney, superintendent of Public Intruction, salary Terri torial examiner, second quarter, 1892, R. ll90...................-. F 50 6l C, F. Spray, Territorial examiner, salary, second quarter, 1892. R. s. lipO ..................,...... l2 5V CAPITOL FUND.
 To WHOM ISSUED AND FOR
 WHAT PURPOSE. No. AMOUNT. 6s Geo. H. Smith, superintendent Capitol grounds, one month salary y........................ss oo Uu 5s Geo. H. Smith, superintendent Capitol grounds, cleaning ditches on Capitol grounds ............. $ UNIVERSITY FUND.
 To WHOM ISSUED AND FOR
 WHAT PURPOSE. No. AMOUNT 200 Western Union Telegraph voucher 379, for telegraphing Territorial University ................-. zee. 7t 29i s. NJ. Franklin. voucher 3s0 for per diem Territorial University 10 eC 292 M. P Freeman, voucher 3sl, for per diem, Territorial University 10 OC 293 Lamb Brothers, voucher 3S2 for carryal Territorial University. ? 5C 29l Chas. r. Ainsworth, voucher 3S3, legal expenses Territorial Uni versity ...................... .... 62 O.
 
 for supplies Territorial univer- sity .....,................,... 5( 296 J. M. Ormsby, voucher 3S5 for per diem, Territorial University ..... 25 Ot 2g7 J. NJ. ormsby, voucher 37s for labor and jsnitor, Territorial University ........................ 3l 5t POS Arizona National bank, voucher, 3s6 E. Rochester complete con tracts Territorial University s... 3s % 299 F. A. Gulley, director labor on University as per claim Ss7...... s3 4( 200 J. NJ. ormsby, secretary, claim Sss for labor on University. ....,.... 2 o, 3Ol T. B. Comstock plan fir dwelling houses, voucher 3sY Territorial University ......................... 40 IL
 oFFtcE TERRITORIAL AUDITOR.
 PHGsIx, Ariz., August S1, lsgZ certify the foregoing list to be correct [sEALl THOMAS HUGHES,
 Ter. Auditor.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04

yVANTED-AS ENERGETIC MAN TO MAN. W age branch office. Only few dollars needed Salary to start s75 per month and in terest fin business. The Western Publishg Co Kansas City. Mo.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04

Dr. Ancil Martin, diseases eye, ear nose throat especially. Glasses fitted
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
w A N Y $
Miscellaneous.

ENOR SALE-k HIGHLY FINISHED FIVE " horse power engine without boiler. New and cheap Enquire at s. D. Lount Sons ice
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04

"HoIe-in-the-Itock." Public reception every Sunday from 10 till 5. CHARLES D. PosToN.
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
A GENTS wANrEp-MALE AND FEMALE

A GENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE A old and young, sl5. co to $500 per day easi- ly made selling our Queen Plating Outfits, and doing Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper and Brass every class of metal, tableware, jewelry, etc. Lisht and easily handled, no experience re- quired to operate them. Can be carried by hand with ease from house 10 house, same Q grip sack or satche. Agents a'e making money rapidly. They sell to almost every business house and family and workshop. Cheap, dura- ble, simple and within reach of every one. Plates almost instantly, equal to the finest new work Send for circulars, etc. QUEEN CITY SILVER x NICKEL PLATING CO, East St. Louis III
Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
OFFICE TERRITORIAL AUDITOR,
 PHNsIX, Ariz, Aug. 3t. 1872. {

The folowiI list of warrants have been issusd from the orfice of Territorial Auditor during tho month ending Aug. 8l, 1892. GENERAL FUND.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-10

to s4sc, to s2slc to ssl4c, closing at sS1sc, bid
For corn 10 was almost a case or buy II first and
inquire the price afterward. May, which on
Saturday closed at44S4c, was being excitedly bid
for at 46c. and with none for sale under i7c.
Some few sales we're. recorded at as high as
47lSc and a good many st 4714c. In July sales
took place simultaneously at the opening at from
z214c up to 43c, and in a second or two buyers
were plentiful at 4SISc. From the latter price
up to 44JSc took only about i've minutes Of eX-
cited trades. The nervousness generated kept
the pit upon boil throughout the session Ii
was weather market, pure and simple. July
opened clear l@c up at 43lsc, sold to 441sc, re-
acted TO 43$c, up to 4414c, to 4Ssc, TO 1850. to
4356c, at which IL closed. Oats advanced with
other grains on bad weather report, the
market ruling 1ac higher early in the session
The close was at 1sc above Saturdays figures
when country orders poured in. The provision
market started strong at slight ad
vance in sympathy with the bullish feel
ing in all the grain markets. When
a very sharp advance in corn followed. pro-
visions made further gain. There was some
buying by scalpers, who thought general ad-
vance might be in order. Packers and others
interested in establishing higher range of
values helped to bid prices up. The chief influ-
ence was higher priced corn. Lard and ribs
each advanced 1Oc, closing at the highest.
CHICAGO, May Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour was unchanged; spring pat
ents 81 1904 40; winter patents 2oGD4 40;
Wheat-No. 2 spring, sS14c; No. red, SEQ
s634c. Corn-No. 2, Acc. Oats-No. 2, 3094c.
Mess pork. per barrel, so S21S19 IS. Lard,
per 100 ms, So 221b616 rs. Short ribs sides,
loose, IS 90D5 92l5. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, 81 621S05 rs. Short clear sides, boxed,
s. 1896 80. Whisky at 81 IS.
Leading futures closed as follows:
OnAning. Highest. Closing