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Wrecked the Engine and Building.

WHIIMANTIc. April 30.-The connecting
shaft Of the engine of the Willimantic Linen
Company broke this morning about II o'clock.
The engine was new and had not been ac-
copied by the company. The shaft was not
large. enough. and another one was con-
tllst time this morning. About IL o'clock tho
engineer left tho room for n moment. Dwight
Pott er was lncharge. lie heard the shaft snap
slightly hurt. hut the jump saved his life. The
huge wheel came down with n crash. crushing
ING about it
The sun., 1892-05-01

BALTIMORE. April 30.-The proposition Of the
Thomson-Houston Electric Company of Bos.
ton to run trains through the Belt Railroad
Company tunnel in this city by electric motors
was accepted to-day by the latter com pnny n nd
tho detail Is Of the necessary contracts were at
once once, made. Tho electric company agrees to
sary machinery for generating electricity and
to Supply the motor for hauling trains. They
VIII give me. railroad company ample time to
the electric company will remove all its nppli.
anccs without cost to the railroad com PAW
The sun., 1892-05-01
PANIC At 4 FIRE.
Eiehteen Girls and Eight Men Caught o.
the Fourth Floor Ot IA Burning Building,

Boston. April 30.-Eighteen girls and eight
men were caught in tho fourth story OF the
building filed with bales Of cotton at 130 and
1876 Purchase street this morning when the
cotton on the third floor became gnited. The
inflnmmabe nature OF the material caused the
fire to make terrific headway through the
floor into the fourth and top story OF the build
ing. where tho girls were employed. A panic
was tho result. The smoke blocked one stair
windows. but were hauled back when in the
at Of jumping to certain death. Then it was
The men tried TO eXtinguisll the blaze. but
they were forced to beat II retreat. One Of
thom shut OFT the electric motor which oper-
atcd the cotton presses on the top floor while
the flames were coming up through tho cracks
and licking the grease on ms overals. The
cotton belonged to +. Rcmick 4 Co. Their
loss WAS S4OOtHJ
The sun., 1892-05-01
.Julle StOII to DR.. Muller.

At tho trial of the suit OF Emma Muller
against DR.. Frederick Muller for absolute di-
yorce before Judge Bartlett In Brooklyn yes
tardav this letter from Julie Stol the CORE
spondent. which was Intercepted by a friend
of!ie plaintiff, WIS put In evidence; W 3. -
Frodarict' before God and man. and ask YOU
here. before God and man. to tell mo frankly
and honestly all y9urr your ;G,reumIstances. ere IasI Don't
very lar. Think Of you daily. Pray for me-
PERHAPS YOU cnn return and establish yourself
someWhere and home Tor yourself and me-"
The sun., 1892-05-01
Brant Lake Fishing Climb.

ALBANY. April 3O.-The Brant Lake Fishing
Club hns filed its certificate OF incorporation
with the Secretary Of State. 1t states its OBJ
jccts OF incorporation to DO boating. fishing.
hunting. athletic, and lawful manly sports.
bathing, and healthful social recreation. and
inc preservation and propagation of game Its
hneadguarters are Mt Elbow, Warren county
Yhs Ynss Inc. imoor%poratprs % are tho following New
Jones. Andrew l. Soulnri, Charles 4. sterling.
Frederick j. Reiner. and John j. Linoham.
The sun., 1892-05-01
The smiths Get West Hay.

BY decision OF Judge Cullen. rendered
yesterday. in BROOKLYN. the heirs OF William
Smith. who settled in Suffolk county. L. l..
over n century ago have established their
right to West Day. u portion OF Great South
Bay. and tho town OF Brookhaven must ar-
count TO them Cor the rents and prollts OF the
The sun., 1892-05-01
White Eagle oh,ee,- to the New Settlers.

GUTHRIE. Oklahoma. April 3o.-A special
courier from the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Res
ervatIon this morning thought q message TO
Gov. soay from the Commissioners OF County
u. In which they say that White eagle. Q
Cheyenne chief has organized u band OF war
riors. aud threatens to wipe ont the settlers.
His men are armed, and the white people are
terroriH"d by them The Governor has mott.
fled the COMMANDER at Fort Reno.
The sun., 1892-05-01

yeh. woeTs Methoa OF Prevents~e . Sep
srstion fron His wife.


Iobp Wood Of 344 Webster avenue. Jersey
CITY Heights. struck his wife on the head yes
terdev morning with a hammer. and, thinking
he had killed her. shot himself in the right
temple Neither OF them will die. Wood. who
ia ia vears old was engaged In the brush man.
uSocturinp business. and at one time he was
IN possession OF competence. The greater
part Of his money was invested in real estate.
Reyerses came. and gradually his property
and business slipped away from him until he
was reduced to comparative poverty. About
year ago Wood began to exhibit considerable
eccentricity
His wife and his friends thought he was suffer-
ing from q mild form Of insanity. Husband
and wife have been drifting apart for nearly
year Mrs. Wood was troubled by her hus-
bands eccentricities, and at times she was
afraid that he might become violently insane
and do her bodily harm. After he lost his own
business Wood became foreman in a brush
wages aaHSt but his attention to business was very
Re- Recently emily some of Mrs Woods friends ad-
Irouched tho subject to him. At first he re.
fused. hut finally consented. and articles OF
Mrs Woods intention to five with some Of her her
relatives. She is a little more than 80 years
yesterday ya GHnoat oeoek after tsey pae had
breakfast. Wood went to his room and called
ws 5 soSss d rs 9Rs
room she noticed that her husband was great
ly excited. and. becoming alarmed, she. did
not venture far from the threshold. Wood held
his right hand behind his back.
Are you determined to leave me 2" he asked
az she entered the room.
Yes !. Is better for both of us. John" she
answered. ickir ward the door as she saw
a wild ).,.t ~ lIis ESQ.
"By Gud yen III not leave me :" he
shuutoa. AUt"A sH" 10 moment he sprang to-
ward h ~ " IL O. lh.u mer in his upliftcd right
hand. .'tc ur>ugl tho hammer down upon
her helt hG' ste 30 lged ana received only "A
glnncii hiuR. 81 ran SCREAMING. out of tho
house. 10. .tl took J,ilge In II nriphhor house
across . troets :, pod pulled "a revolver out
of his I.,'. ut n, ot himself in the right
temple. ht wo . - not considcred danger
S%s S%sH hin tS sdI's% The $ixt!
dressed .,ta was 1ItuiwHf!. ariaiEncd before
Police Ju n Davis and committed to tho
county. jai await eXamin4tioh hy County
Physician ~, rsp as to his yanity Mrs
Wood is not 1SaT0usly injured. but she had
narrow escal
The sun., 1892-05-01
Train Dl,ched ana Four Ne, Killed

BONNER FERRY. Mont. April 30. "A construc-
tion train on the Great Northern was dtched
the train We're large bonr,ii ing cars containing
railroad laborers four OF whom were instantly
The sun., 1892-05-01
Hackensack, N. ].

Only seven minutes from de.
pot and accessible by two rail.
roads. Situated on the brow
of a hill, commanding a sweep.
ing view of the Hackensack
Valley. About two acres OF
good land, with q twelve room
house; also three barns, hen.
merry, a we'll of crystal water.
and a grove Of fine shade trees.
For sale on easy terms. Ad.
dress GERALD R. BROWN,
l2O Broadway. New York.
The sun., 1892-05-01
HOW HIS LIFE WAS SAVED
THE GRAPHIC STORY RELATED BY MIR.
JAROME WKLCH
He Tells . Reporter that Doctors Mcoby a~d
Hs Nose. and That he Belieres He Would
Haze Died from Casarrh " he Hadnf
Gone TO Them.

Mr. Jarone WEIGH IL one Of the oldest inhabitants Of
that popular summer resort In New Jersey known as
Atlantic Highlands He Is OF the soiid men OF the
place. and he In Is honest the While two Of his
near him. he told the reporter how his life had been
The sun., 1892-05-01
FLAMES In Newark,

In a fire in Arch street. Newark. yesterday
afternoon, a carpenter shop. occupied by
James Hucgans. and James Smiths stable
were destroyed In the stable were two t,2t-
smith loses about Sl.7OO and Mr.. HuGgans
Sc ONO
The sun., 1892-05-01
DOCTORS Mccoy AND WLDMAN,
Offices s East 42d Street, New York.

Where all durable cases are treated with success
II you live At n distance write for n symptom blank.
Cons alton at Office or by mail free OF charge.
Add all mail TO East 42d street. New York city.
Ofce hours-s TO IL A. NJ, 2 to Pm. 7toYP. ".
Sundays, y to IA NJ
The sun., 1892-05-01
The Corbin Baking Company Gets Back
$1,000.

The Corbin Banking Company OF New York
has taken possession OF tho real estate and
personal property of Ferdinand G. Ever at
Morris Park. L. l.. In part settlement OF the
$4,000 which Ever is accused OF having
stolen from the safe OF the company on Mon;
day last, when he went out TO- luncheon and
absconder's abs @ VIE Conveyed con-; ali Of her interest
In. tho property. yesterday to William g.
Wheeler, q member Of the Corbin banking
and four lots. worth $4,000. The furniture in
tho house Is worth $4,000: The consideration
sonal property $500. Mrs. Ever will leave
Morris park tomorrow.
One Of the most interesting events OF this week Will
be the opening Monday OF Ghormleys new house. oSo
9th av., near 44th st.-Ads
Incomparabls. tho " Cole" Custom Laundry. l2o 9th
sv, brooklyn ado.
The sun., 1892-05-01

poo ON av near 44i 81. Monday TO see me atest
'~TsAn SYKES IL costumes and wraps-Idr.
The sun., 1892-05-01

'he southwestern Limited via New York Central
Elegant service.-Ah. " '
The sun., 1892-05-01

Ineomparsbls tho +" Cole" Custom Laundry. las 9Th
Gv, BTooklyn,-Aig.
The sun., 1892-05-01

Bensouburst Is nearer than uarlsm.-AA..
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]. W. CLOSTERHOUSE
REAL ESTATE,
Il CANAL STREET.

w
home now. havea very neat house No. 90
sherman street. md house rom Henry street.
nicely papered. neat ell linlEh. line cellar. good
we'll oil water. large clstern. alse city water.
sherman street is grad cd. sewer 10 paid. henc
ro extra expense OF any kind this place must
FETER pEcKER's.
SEE HERE
An elegant House apd a large corner lot
located AT the corner 81 Ethel avenue and
Logan street. 60 feet of porch. large dome. osr
finish down sf1irs.arge reception hall. pipsd
for furnaEec Snd gas. hns rsAte aad Inantei
ELEGANT well Of water. large cisterp. etc. will
take snail psyment down hs y. same IS
rent. Price $3.50. j. w. CLosI EhHoUSE.
BARGAINS.
Lock at No. 81 Henry street. . very neat
house, LARGE so feet lot nice maple shade trees
hard and self water. HANDY TO Cherry ana
Wealthy avenue car line. price s2feo
No. Luz Lake avenue at sllve; No. SO Ne
chanic street. at $40: NO. CAS- Wesl;hs
avenue ST $500: No. SOS s;ontn l.afxyetts street
q $3.50: no. i2o Fcuns.n street a. $50;
street at 500; No. III Mt. Vernon street ore
house north Of Fulton street s3l0v; No. S,a
Fountain street $500.
CHEAP PLACES.
No. Sal Wealthy ave slsse; Pace on shiry
Logan street s10n: 10. 81 Prince street SAC.
] have great mary more piaese but spsce
viii not permit oEe.tt advertise them. has ?
a utiSC anu tAIfIkr NJ tue o.EsN eau VIII "
pieased to drive you out ard show them to
you.
VACANT PROPERTY.
Two very fine lots on Sheldon street. One
on Portsmouth Terrace. an elegant corner lot
on Fountain street. an elegant lot on East
Fulton street. some elegant lots on JeSerssr
sNe2ue. my Wealthy ayerEe and Eth.
avenue addition contain some of the hnts.
building lots in the city.
/ have the selling OF the lots facing Fi:i.
avenue from Madison avenue to Union street
st 3 very reasonable prices. ] have q Yer,
choice list and IL will pay you to inspect thur
before buying
MONEY TO LOAN.
have three or four thousand dcllars
world like to loan on good real estate securit,
J. w. CL0STERHoUSE.
Phone <5. No. u Canal Street
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DeGOLIA & LIGHTNER,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block

FOR SALE
Cheap IL sold within the next thirty DAYS.
nine room house on Jefferson ayenue-dne
location.
LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE
On Crosby street for els00. One for t.6oo:
small payments down.
THREE HOUSES
On Myrtle street. frcm i've 10 eight hundred;
will take vacant lot for first payment
$500 HOUkE
On Clinton for t2-3os II sold within the next
ave days
ron SALE
50 acres 3 miles from saugatuk good buildings
and fences 600 peach trees apple piums
cherries. pears auo a quality 81 sea'. fra't.
the farm isln SPLENDID condifioa and the cut
look was never better Tor = large crop this
year. the proceed OF which viii make . lsrse
payment OF place this year. this fsrm must so
an account Of death Of owner. price $500
TO EXCHANGE.
for house and let az city ~ acres two miles
from city new house SPLENDID garden land
come in and see Us about this.
VS. HAVE
ten or twelve me farms for sale or exchange
come IN and look over our list ana see II we
We HAVE
one Of the best paytng Restaurants In the city
fer sale cheap; good reason given for selling.
Y0NEY 10 loan on good real estate security
DKeoLIA 4 LIGHTNER.
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HONEY TO LOAN.


no YOU WANT MoSEY7-rr 90 ycu win
~ ana IL 70 ysar advantage to see us before
berrovfaG-
wsnzsc issns "a heusshslA goods. pIspss.
horses. wsgsss, or personA property Of ssy
ksad ~ tne lowest POSSIBLE rates and Is the
Our loans are made without puhlie'y sns
the property 10 lefs In ysur uasistaroea pos
session.
Lssas css ~ esrrisx - Icse % aes;res or
suls your esnvsniesce. ssd asy cart pald -
aices the cost Of carrying tie issn-
IN yos Owe . tslsse- - farr sarr, ptsse %
ether property. - psr 70 ua Ter rsu sse
carry Il ss org ss vou desire.
asa are 81 arrsss~s thst parties esIliss hpos
rs nay BE vsites ssrn aasesls and esasts
eusas.
property sss the rssss saa ess rstsfs tss
sRASp RArIDs NoRrssss LOAN CO.
ssom = Tdssf tieess
f'srrsr 81 Aeurs-. Pear ssd esss So
uoNNT s~rrs~~s - fhs nssssftss Ger
W s.as fss y-sF piae a ths ssms a. rsnsr
ssrTe~>s 81 ! peg eat, ser sssHn- f-rsss
~ss. 4. 500 q - :. = ~ ss',sss 'ss -
rersssss ,. Csss tst@Maa. sssaG =
Nee ssys~msa sisTst
Esku xaz zsts sssss isss< 81 ssr.ii. seq -
sseft. ~ eaffses rss~s So rssh fsstiss
psxnssaf pFfstfsxss II assirsa asset 80 hsas
ss s~lsr Jsi.u }. ssfsis ; . stsssl rsfsss.
NeNKF - sss u ssass = sas - sssasss
" tfs- ga extsfs d - rsssfs asesa q
h~~~st- ssses stessts $685. nsssi
uowEr fe tssa 20 stsft H@s - isFss
~ - -s4li sass3ta - as fsfss - ss4<
rrsaszty fssas A sssss = hssfss stress
fbess -
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Chicago Cattle Markets.

CucAae sorra YAsps. May s.-CArrLR-Rs-
esipss. 1000; strong; dressed beef and spring
steers. 50 ~ $50; stockers ana feeders. 20 at
- -. cows an bulls. Us ~ $50.
Hoss-keceipts. 500. strong and sc higher:
heavy. 80 % st.7e; mixed And medium. As,
ligss, ltb at ts91a.
sarrr-R-ceiprs. 7coe; weak ana tribe lower:
poor 90 choice; unshern. 40 ct 500; lambs 575
AZ ~ %.
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Chicago Whea, and Grain.

CHICAGO, May s.-Ths wheat market Was
active and lower. bat the visible supply state
meat posted st neon proved . disappoint
mant 20 the bulls. ana there WAS quick re ac-
tisa which eatlrs0 wiped out the gain VII! eh
had preceded 10. Receipts 81 ears
Corr vas excited ana higher owing 70 unsea
ssnxble weather In the northwest. Closed
with gain OF Dss2ts Receipts IA ears.
oats were also urn On the bad weather. ana
closed !. higher. Receipts rs cars.
Provisions were strong on coed buying By
the shorts and packers Aad IN sympathy with
the strengthening rama Closing:
wsxar-May. sA4sssszc; July. sSlssss+4e.
Csss-May. 3e9se; July. &c; September
Use
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Stocks and Bonds.

Nsv YoRs. May s--Silver bullion on deposit
against warrants $50 sg2 ounces, certificates
ou<ssan4tlr 40. WHISKY trusts. ia; bar
silver, -; lead trusts ~; Wisconsin Cen
tral. 49,; fsxseed steady. l06i Colorado coal.
80 Iowa Central fCt..
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CEErRH


bstf cfhefs eniis txr<tI ruD1~1-
Issfsf sfscf fuuasr. Jplr X. 1884
presses - sns from fstfost furser cors 49,
fsf cssFsit - N. returnssf leave B<(fo
- 81 -. srr8-frt - Grand frpiaf - ~
30 tifest sssnsetiens mses o. Defrets 10
q tsreukk trsirs east
1tessfs 90 SAFE a. rnicn Tfrf~t N1>et ~
Hstrss street, see NJ firier depot
Q. ". tnrri.s' ~ps1 Az cs.rsse
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pxrrorT. Nav a.-wstAr-No. red. cash.
Sl.e: May. soc July. seasc. No. white. cash.
soc.
coxx-ro cash. 43c.
OaTs-So casa, 3ic-
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sRsix-vheas. soc; corn. nc; oats. Dc; rye.
Tey; barley. $40 ewti Ducxwheat. s5c = Su-
MkAr-Bssf. &4cc; pork. 5G551c; mutton.
sci spriag lamo. itc fevls. izcs spring
eafeasas. lac. veal. &c; turkeys. lie. ducks.
lsc. eisv-r seed. sa.59 = eu-
rEonuck-Batter. oc; eggs. iSe; potatoes.
2e n 81; beets sc y bu; enion. sec y bu:
beans. si.s = ba. noasy. loo; apples. 80 =
Dbl s0eessl. = bu.
H4Y-Clsver. II y ton, timothy. SIS y ton.
ufess kNp JkLL0w-6reeD. &c; steers. over
~ lbs SIC: cured SC. calf skins. xrccn. SIC.
calf skias. cared SIC; tsllow. rough. l1sc;
peits. sscasi.59. desis. iSss25c.
Prices Consumers.
Ftsrs sxp FrrD--Ltiy White. $40: Patent.
3 % est: saek ~heAt four. 25o cwt; corn
m-al. s9 y ton feed, tsDs2ZI y ton. middiiage
sls ten; iran. 81 , ten; ships. SIS ~ ten;
screesiass SIS . ton.
Assr-rsrk steAk. Ice; reasts. loc; ribs. Sc.
Q ndertsin. f33tc. ham. lie; beef steak. seeisc.
East. s-slse, rib. &C. mutton. soltc; spring
lamb. sessscs spring estcken. ltaelec; turkeys.
tsefse DUES. HelSe.
psepucp-Suft-r. SCI eggs. lsc potAtoes.
l,r . IA. seets i5c . peek; enions. 25aSe y
pa: s.sss. spc pa; apples. ec pk; straw
berries ~ y a..
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LAZY waite Ylsur
Il nsss irsn Ne sessssss vasee
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Abe NJ Anosrg 90 Louiza Houghton. lot
4 bid a, stewart A Ives Add .......-...-.-.e bl5
pile Fuller 70 Jehn Nan krnecfg.s
= los :. biz Z. smith d Van Aliens
Emsna Jeues to Mary X Edisen. LOT
q Dir 4 famstecs's D tt...--...-...--.--..-- 500
Jacob Neyers % william Simoaset
a. OF ri sunten'sSub ..-........-....-.-..s.- mo
James Durk-e 30 Jehn Price. lot 10
hls L. Weston 4 Neigs second add so
Greve A lilly 20 Marietta Taylor. lot
sH F-ninxtsns sdt...,.-.---.-.t-.-..-.. l.No
Jshs fieystsx - James smith. loo
g. puanAs Farm sdd 80
David Miller e simeon Gould. part OF
pa Il village o. Cedar spripg..-...-... $50
Fsaffna n sekfsrt 80 David II Nichols.
part I. So - Of sec y. Grand Rapids go
Jens Hckesn-y 70 Isaac VINEGAR.
- sercs. - q se = Of see ~.
Jsssn kins~v IN jacob Miller y m
~ :. asa = = s,s So :. Of secn.
lees Dewllsg 20 Henry DswiinG
s4sa a. = Il see = Walker $500 loo
Julia 4 nuunirg 90 keynsld J Kirk
isst. = ne = Sc 81 see q
49,
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For baulss, guitars, nandoiins,
eEsss. druns. vietins, horns, coneer-
tiaas. pianos. organs. other instruments
call upon Friedrich. the Canai street
pune dealer.
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xaSs ~ Waller City Milling Co, orsnd
Rssiss, !. family fsvsriss. Try a.
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Dinner ss ts.so At the Beard ~ Trade
to-day; turkey. etc. Best dinner - the
city fsr IS esrrs.
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I AXE sHosE a nioHress seufnEEn

The Lsts tbore via CseTsianr II ceEnk -<1@m
quickest sps NEST eifetf segtf "a Pfft<e1fG-
a. j. Smith G. 7. A r. A. csereiand- q. s.
G. :. Rogers CITY Pass. Agent
Jas. Campbell. Cts tft.. = Hosro>1 -
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Turkey scs dinner at the Board Of rrsde
restaurant to-day Go and get Q square
mssf
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sprisg stylss of dress goods just re
eeiyed at r. J. Nichols.
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NV Yozx. May s.-Flour closed dun ana
steady nae grades Of spring. $50; DO. win
ter. 2. IeG- %; superdno sprtag, - lo9Goo
ss. winter. secs; extra No. sprtnE. co
~ ", de- winter. ssgS,.j0; extra Ne. spring.
g So6ssk2 - do sinter s.. so9 D; city mill.
extra. $55 tor West Indies; southern hour
ssez quiet; trade and finally extras. AI5 Tor
West lndies wheat. options ooessd
arm aad hse&c higher On re-
ports Of unreasonable weather west
Tzis MAS followed ~ . further Improvement
Of ie and the local shorts became frightened
and freely covered. bat toward nosn the mar
ket weakened aud was quite freely sold Ia the
zfternsoa on WEAKER cables aad smaller de-
crease In the v.sible supply tnan was expected
Prices elsssd Irregular .nd slightly changed
spstlets Q esea lever; Ne rsd wiatsr. spot.
re. do Mag, s1sc: do June. sHsei Dc July. SIC,
10 August. 9l11e. 10 September. slfsc.
Csu-Optisns were sIreag and advanced en-
,ois and vet weather west Prices closed
ltrong Aad less24.c higher. spot lots cissed
wrong aad sac higher; July. soc. August. IS.
Osrs-0ptiens we're tally active and strong.
si0Sng t.Gie higher. spst lots closed lie
llxhsr, No white. cash. Sss1e; No. do. Sc.
No. naIea, cash. ss1sessae: DO MAY: S,Se;
kys~ Easier. Car lots and beat loads. Sc.
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PRICES OF THE DAY
Latest Quotations from the
Business Centers
MONEY, GRAIN AND STOCKS
The Tone and Tread Of Trade IN Flour
aad Provisions IA New York, Chica-
60, DctEost and Grant Rapids.

SEx Y0zx. Mag S-N0seS closed 90 2 per
cent, the Al.nssT rate The lowest rate vAs
n per cent E1ehaazs closed steady; posted
rates ss75.s4ss setaal rates. tsstss4sst4 fog
o. ds5 siils. Aaa sssssssb< Tor demand
Gsssraasnt bonds closed steady. currsncy.
10; c1rrsaey coupon. I'D. bia exteadsa~ -
registered. Toe bid-
fs<iao railroad boads closed Lalea afsts.
ls734 oidi Tnlsn siskiaz fsaaA wee< bad Cen
tFsis. lyss4 oia-
Ths msvensat in stocks tais moraiag vas
narxow. most Of the small trSagnx accom-
plishea Vas Ia Asoat . nAf dsfsn ssoeka act
stSnstsnalng the teaeraey Vas silxstiy ever.
Pieces we're IRREGULAR and the cnanxe Toe most
stocks ~ss very slignt. ksek ls4aa Omaha
so.slaSa we're the weak spots. and at sas TINE
lively Ssw YORK CsatrAl. cale4gs Gss Aaa
ksadlsx displayed Considerable strength:
:. aeon prices yer. sn.y "s9rs as
sAlss 10 noon we're iN.so0 shares-
Ia The last hAf OF the isy the market was de-
eldsdly more active and stronger. The coal
slscks made rapid xxlas. Aad IN fact nearty
al 81 The Lat advanced mere or ieaA peiA-
ware hudson VAS especially strong ana ad-
vA1esA on hsavv buy ag. closing ~ Per cent
hixnee he buying and advance In this stock
lag ~ tbr rosa tomsrro~ several Of the van-
asrbilt representatives, would enter sho diree-
tori. Ihs weakness Of Heck Islznd In the
early trade ~ss due 10 bear rAlaA coupled
VITA reports Of heavy damage By noodA 81.
Paul J1 aha vas weak ca realizing. en the
part Of the bull cssVd. which has been ~ work
IN the sfsck dQrfzg sas pssf several aays The
"A. per esaL hixher. The total sales today
we're 80 90 shAreA