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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
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This important gain is not due to any unusudl
circumstances. President Chauncey NJ Depew, ol
the New York Central. said yesterday " This large
Increase In earnings is the result OF the Oruihhr
business and operations of the mpany ana h no'
due to the Worlds Fair the Worlds Fair business
has not yet been appreciaby iclt , ,,ro,
Bank superinionde Charles NJ. Frcst0n's thi,F
assistants hard work Yesterday preparihS ,s
statement OF he c1nditJn Of the Canal street BaHh
which closed IL, doors Monday. The statement Wih
be finished today This notice appeared OH the door
Il the bank yesterday morning: , all
"New-Yoik June Notice. Please present an
checks OF Winant d. Co. and X. F. Hall q Co.. I"
No. 1:3 Beehman-s. cay" ,,.d
All dav Yesterday the bank officials were bcsl'ecu
by dnpysitors who asked all sorts Of questions ana
proposed all kinds OF schemes for the settlement oi
their accounts. one OF them. Russian. naDeu ".
schulman addresS crowd OF the deposois IN from
of The bank Yesterday morning. He urged them -
break In the doors and demand their money ol 'h'
officials Int rs none Of the crowd was IN favor OF
his plan he entered the bank by himself ana de
manded $50 OF the $500 hc said he had deposited
there lie was told he c'uld not BE- paid unlil
statement made by the superintendent ana ",
went away. After the statement OF Snp"rIn'ehiein
Preston il finished meeting OF the Stockholders VIII
be- called aud they viii then decide whether the banh
will resume business not. In either case ,hc o'
positors viii probably be paid dollar for dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
mock ISLANDS ANNUAL MEETING.

Chicago June 7.->'ockholdcrs OF Inc 'h''so NV"
island and Pacific Railroad held their annual meet
INC =, ,hc offices Of the company to-day The drec-
tors uhose form OF Office had expired, were all re-
elected subsequently, the directors he'd meeting
and elected officers for the ensuing year as ioi""s
President II. X. Gable, Of Chicago hrst vice-pfeH
dent BENJAMIN brewster. Of New-lork: second VICE
president ". q. Purdy, Of ChHago: thrd Vce-preS'
dent, II. A. Parker, OF Chicago. Inc hhanc'ai s'".e
ment submitted shows net earnings of SSe5I All fcr
IN. las, wear ia. passenger earnings showed an
,ncreasc O, 1928 over those OF lS9: ana freight
e,rnlnc, increased slOl2. 5o0. The Increase In net
earnings wa, Jii.4U2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
UNIFORM EXPORT BILLS Of LADING.

Tn. Export Ell OF Lading Committee Of the JOINT
Committee Of the Eastern and Western RAILROADS i'
agree up'n uniform export bill of lading. to take
effect on July /. II Will b. In force on the New
England roads the trunk lines and the roads In the
Central Traffic Association The only chang" mae
nom the old form Is the substitution OF ocean clh-
dnions agreed upon by the ti7'nSoc"an lines OF
steamer. for the ocean conditions that have heretofore
been I'm vogue. The committee VIII report 10 'he
Joint committee. but there Is no qu'suoh 'n"' 10
recommendation will be adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
NORTHERN PACIFIC Cutting RATES.

Il. Paul, Mimi. June I.-On June the Great
Northern Railroad will pu, into effect sweeping re-
ducticn In rates from the Twin Cities. Mississippi
River points. Chicago and Milwaukee common points
10 North Pacific Coast points. spokane, Helena ana
Euitc on merchandise. The present nrst-chss rates
are on the basis Of - par leo pounds. TIL" new
schedule OF rates will b. follows flrJ class,
?. 0s second class I'll - thrd 81 So fourth. al 80
NTH II 30 class \. ~ a. T.. DOC, 4, poe, ID. oJc
T. sJc. similar reduction will be made 10 spokane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
Mr.. D1YTON'S APPOINTMENT.
STEERING CLEAR OF TIE BREAKERS.

From Tie philadelphia Inquirer tsep''
The President seems TO have pursued a c0 ours.
that would steer him c"ai Of ar pIe" ME- rcnI,v
p.eased either faction vi thc New" 10TH D',oo'n
iammany will doubles cl 'aory w. " "nn, nJ
And Mr.. DaytOns name mas never De'h hi'h"o"'u
In connection with the ONCE
OF DOUBTFUL VALUE AS AN OLIVE BRANCH
From The Utica Press uiep).
The appointment Of Tanmany man to BE- post,
master OF New York viii sci up no end Oh poheni
Speculation and discussion OF coursS ih.io , are
prevaiici lpcn 10 take IT, 80 1t musl b. conceded
ina, The iIerideni CAV, as he aid because an y Ne
wanted 1t that way. JuSt now much Vi u" '"'o
branch 1t will be- remains 10 he seeh'
No TAINr OF REFORM" IN IT,
From The New-York sun (Tam. Dem).
Neither Is the new appointment In accordance with
the rules laid down by the ,chnrzoaMn oi WI
beinc stawart working Republican. me, hanc'l
old hack In the Chinese cranks eyes, was, OF course
n 3avor II the Cleveland standard was be kept
the level that, tsslsd It, bearers In 1ssd when
Van Cots assistant But 1T wasn't Gayier. lie
had 20 S @ w SnS t n"f jsa
A HIGHLY DIPLOMATIC MOVE.
From The springfield Republican Qnd)
After the County Democracy went TO pieces, and
there WAS no other Democratic organization In the
city Mr. Dayton joined Tammany. Thus he Is In
e"9d and regular standing there. that the Tammany
men have no cause for complaint on the surface oi
tbIuC,-l,it We will wager red apple That MIR. Croker
end the rest are not wildly happy over this appoint
mrnt 4 great deal Of art has been employed III THIS
nrst large move Of the Administration In dealing
with The Federal appointments In the Empire State
ONE OF TIE FAITHFUL NOW.
From The Philadelphia Record (Dem).
The new postmaster of NewYOrk City Is Tam
many man whose political career has been largely
devoted to fighting Tammany. Bat Mr., Dayton is
of the faithful now. and none VIII caVi III Ills up
pointmcnt.
Is THIS ME CLEvELAND'S sCIiEME1
From The Mail and Express (Rep).
II Mr. Cleveland wants 10 break up the Hill
Murphy { rOker- Sheeban hlne the best way Tor
him TO do Il Is to steal into the cncmys camp and
win over the strongest the sbest and best among
the followers OF the machine. Perhaps lie has begun
this work with Mr.. Dayton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
HELD FOR STEALING A CITY DIREcroRf'

Frank c. McEhoy frysix years oo' U, -.
r.. s,,v d,rectorlcs from drug stores. lie was nee
r. 5000 hail for trial yesterday by Jus'lce hos,n
in III, Tombs Police Court. for attempting 20 ~ a.
directory from Or. Samuel Browns drug ', ms.m.
~. IN rr,,,nst. ON Tuesday afternoon. In peeem'
w. ,ss, no,oc,,ve oates arrested McElroy TOR ''ea'
inc a directory from a store In M'iden LAM ~.
one years nso McElroy was the prop1.e.'' =. ,hs
restsu,nn, at Ann and Nassau s''' ""'N"
.cepe ~ the "Je,k' Glass Tragedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

fsror., Electric Company True bills were also
fourd against Morris V. Mead, superintendent Of the
pm,o.r ., Electricity. for conspiracy, and against
r. r,hTistion John Butler and Frank Carey former
employees Of the Westinghouse Company, for con-
spIracy and larcency. 1t i, alleged thnt the desni
~ ,ng Tho design and construction OF certain ma
shUmns owned by the Westinghouse Electric Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
TIE RICHMOND TERMINAL ASSESSMENT.

II was learned from DreXcl. Morgan 4 CO. ycstcr
day that the first call for payment OF the assessment
upon Richmond Terminal common stock, under the
reorganization plan. will probably be- small one,
about 81 80 a share. payable AT an early date The
remaining calls will probably be deferred Tor some
time ana spread Intervals throughout lco3 ana
the early pant Of 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
THE RECORDS.
GAMt.S To-day.

Hrooklvn vs. st. Louis. a. Eastern Park. brooklyn.
Ncw.York ". P.ttsbufc at Polo Ground New YORK
Washington Vs. Cleveland Washington
baltimore vs. Chicago. nt baltimore
Philadelphia :. Louisville. at Philadelphia
Boston W. Cincinnati. at Boston
The New.York and Pittsburg tams play again at the
Polo Grounds today. Iusle and Ehret Will be Tie
pitchers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
YALE MEN wiz FROM ANDOVER.

ew:Ha,cn Conn. June : fSpccial-For the first
time In many years Yale preparatory school base
boil nine here this afternoon The academic Youngsters
however. proved foemcn worthy oil the university steel,
fielding and batting IN which nearly cuollcd the
Val. veterans 1t was a brilliant though unsteady game.
Murphy caught remarkable for Ando'er, shutting
Of four men from the plate. Of them In the first
inning. Yale by bun,hing her hits In the nth
inning. The score
AndoNcr ......--..........O i
Ia.c " u " NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
OFFICERS OF AN ELECTRIC CoxPAyr INDICTED

Yittsburg. June THE Grand Jury has returned
true bills for conspiracy against the following ocals
Of the General Electric Company c. A. CONN., Of
roston. president; W. J. Clarke Of Lynn. Mass, man.
ager Of the railway department. Milton H. Hamilton,
Of New.York; E. W. Rice. Of Lynn, and H. W. Knight.
Of Boston. All these gentlemen are ofaciaS Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
HIGHLANDS FREE TO PITCH FOR MAnvARD

Cambridge Mass, June lSpecIal.--'Jaek' High.
lands, star pitcher OF the Harvard nine, to-day
cci,ed word from the faculty that he had passed his
examinations satisfaction, and That therefore the
Ian OF DR. baton removed. Highlands will be-
free 10 play whenever Captain rockingham shall
NJ to tire him. Mason will catch him usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
THE COURTS.
MRS WILMERDING WINS HER SUIT.
MOTHER JUDGMENT AGAINST vANDERBILc


MhS. w lLMEnDlI~I WIND HIN oSAA'
ANOTHER JUDGMENT AGAINST Vanderbilt
ALLEN, HER FATHER.
A judgment for $o0.75o against Vanderbilt Allen
In favor CT his daughter, Marie Fatimeh Allen
wimerdng was entered in the County Clerks Office
Yesterday The amount OF the judgment represents
the market value Of the securities Included In the
daughters e,tat, which held by her father -
GUARDIAN She began a proceeding against her father
in the surrocates Court for an accounting Of her
estate In that proceeding she declared that hep
father had converted the securities into cash and
then mislppropratcd the money 10 bis own use. Tho
Judgment was tas-d the decree OF the Surrogate In
that proceeding. These steps we're taken by the
daughter after several attempts had been made to
Induce him to account voluntarily. Since the last
nc oun Ing. Mrs. Wimcrding says. she has not re-
ceIve1 more than the income from the estate, which
amounted to about s1.ocO n year.
Mrs wi'merding f. the wife OF John {. Wilmerding'
ir 10 VIII, m she was married March "a. 1892. she
became OF age on August 20 Of the same year, ana
before beginning legal proceeding, she wrote N her
father end ASKED him to tIrn over her property 70
her. lie promised that he would do so. but failed 70
keep his promise. and finally she decided to seer
relief from the courts.
Allen has been living in Milford. Pike County,
Tenn, for some time ~ least, the last time ne Was
heard from he in that place. a number OF sni0
against him have come up IN tne dlHeren, courts.
but h. has not appeared 10 defend any Of them ana
judgments have virably ben taken BY default.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
PRINCETON DEFEATED BY PENNSYLVANIA

Princeton. y. j. June tspccia-The third game OF
the scre, with the University Of rnnryNania played
here this afternoon Bayne pitched for the university
bows and shut out Princeton with only five ba.ehts while
Penn. ylyann got eleven OF Of FOrsythe The home
hy Otto for and the PLAYING Of Conrell for Penn
evIyania were the features OF the The by
innings:
Princeton v v v "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

Fc.dham Morris. on behalf OF certain East 9'a'
nroperty owners tiied 70 learn how much hnancial
hacking the new COMPANY had. The officer Of the
COMPANY were present and had their books with
them. but Sir Morris said their bools would no'
signify anything, He said the tomplny was cEaf-
tered with a capital OF $25 100000, but f,r some
reason or other they had seen lit TO rduco thclr
carilnI stock TO s. 100000.
lie made a motion that the commission report u"'
ead company had not presented any evidence showing
,ne,r nnanclai ability TO manage or in fact take up
such large enterprise lie asked that the president
and treasurer he examined on the matter ana an
accounting had. The rerly was TINT the comranys
books were always open TO stockholders. and that inc
money for the enterprise would BE- raised n necessity
Charles II. wingatc Is the treasurer. The meeting
~. nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
REINFORCING CREWS AT HONOLULU

san Francisco June 7.-Orders have been received
ut Mare Island Navy Yard to send large draft Of men
by the next steamer to Honolulu to reinforce the
the United States ship Adams and the cruiser
Boston. now in that hnrbor. The new coast defence
vessel Monterey has been ordered to 60 to Puget
Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
r1RryrlvE OLD INDICTMENTS DISMISSED.

Judge Cowinc, in tie Court OF General SESSIONS
,ee,.,s,v on motion of Assistant Dis,rct-Atorney
BEDFORD dismissed for y-f,e indictments winch were
found By the Grand Jury in the years from 1858 70
1885, Many OF tie indictments were for vioia'ions
OF the excise law keeping disordery houses ana
ether misdc six CT the Indictments charse1
ex-AIderran Christian Goetz with the bribery Oh
,.o,ar. In mos, ~ the cases the complaining Wit
nesses are deaa or cannot be fount In the city AFTER
a long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
VICTORY FOR THE LEADERS.
PITTSBURG WINS IN THE LAST INNING.
BROOKLYN HAS AN EASY TINE LAYING ST
LOUIS LOW.
CANES YISTERDA Y.

PittSburg :. New York 4. Cnlraso1 bai'imoc
BROOKLYN l3 II. Louis !. Wa.nhEtoh 'ic.,lamI o,
incinnat ., Boston j. PhiiauciPhia ~ L'ui'''S .
The ,ans. did not show up to theii best form IN the
came az the Polo Ground, Vested and their rivals from
plttsburg won By lively rally at the bat In the ninth
inning. Baldwin pitched against his OLD comfaues put
he wa. TOO anNio,i, to make good showing. Bungng
iascrunnnc also helped defeat the local players The
attendance wa, loO ond the veliest Interest was mani
tested In the game. Conno's home iun was loudly APP
rauGed and Doyc- catching pleased the onlookers I'M
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
ARGUMENTS IN THE COURT Of APPEALS

saratoga. " " June The following cases "eSs
areu,d to-day before tie court OF Appeals
The To onto General Trust Company, as trustee.
appellant agt. the Chicago, Burlington ana QUINCY
Railroad Company, and tAe National BANK OF Com'
MERGE in New York, r--pcnGent,.- Arguments 70
sumed and concluded.
Sylvanus Judd, As treasurer 81 the New-iorA anu
New-Jersey sheep Brokers' Associatioh' 'ppehan''
ast Dennis fIariugon. respondent. \. Pientiss for
oppellap, Edward C. Boardman for respondent.
Fyron Pond. respondent, ast Caroline L. mar
wood impleaded etc. appellant. Onvcr P. Buell. for
appellant Lichard L. Hand Tor respondent.
RE calendar tor Thu sday Is Mes. Dos, Jo'' $780,
4O5 .os. Az, co, $780,
The Albany Argus" cas-. WI! be me mr., on On IN
MARION |, wa, adjourned over nom to-day on
account OF the largo amount of time gwen 10 other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
PiTTSBU EG.

Earned rlns-Pltisburr ); Ncw-Iork 3 First base by
consolidating New-YOrk 3. Lett bases
Pttsburg T. NcwYork First ra-s on nall,Ion nad
l. Home iun-Connor. Thrcc-baso ht-Snith Two
base hit Burke, Lyons. Ward sacrifice hiiS-Terna l.
payl, - BALDWIN, Bcckley, Miller Stolen ha"s-
burke tmnor Donovan :. smith D., Lyons. Balk-By
Killen I. wild ritchcs-I'aldwin >. PlsscI ball
DOYLE. Umpirc--Ganncy. Time OF game 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
Est RTCER BRIDGE PL1NS SUBMITTED.

rornu,u MORRIS THINKS THE ENTERPRISE
TOO FIG FOR THE COMPANY TO HANDLE
The East River Bridge Commission met at No.
20 broadway yesterday afternoon and resumed 'he
examination of George .. Corscll. chief engineer OF
In. company. Mr. Cornell presented his m'ps nj
uons for inspection ara explained their purport he
Elevated structure which the company proposes to
erect I'm conjunction with It's two bridges will strt
=, Dosbrosses.s on Wcst-s,. There Il vii cOnIinc
along West to sprIngst., and through Spring to
IN. Cowcry. Thence through private property @
tween Rivirgton and Delaney sis. to Cannon&..
whore Il will connect with the branch leading to be
southern bridge. designated ~ Bridge NO. =.
Regarding the valuation Of properties along te
proposed routes, Mr.. Cornell presented Tile ioo"iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

Earned brooklyn Frct base 6y cf'o nroSs.
lvn Z First ball--On Stein 8. of Hawley g. OF
Cark.on ,. Struck out-Bv stein !. by Britensfen = by
fiarEson / Hare run-I,urns Two.base ht.-wcfdeD.
Dav. sacrifice hi,s-Fout. Kinslow 3. DAILY stein
stolen basrs-Whister, stDvcy. richardson s. Double
piays-Richa rison and Schoch Richardson DAILY and
fou,z. Umylrc-IIurst Tim Of game 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

No visit 10 the Worlds Fair complete without
trip on the Exposition FlyerNew York Centrals won.
darful twenty-hour train. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

The Brooklyn and 81 Louis teams played at Eastern
lark yestoaar bfors 100 pope the home team winning
easily. ST. tried three pitchers. and while llavy
had 10 control the ball. Brcitenstcn ant Clarkson
wer, battcd freely. Richardson played supcrby. and
Days also good The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS ADJoURSs.

The United Circuit Court OF Appeals adjourned
Yesterday for the term, having called tie whoie
cab ndar OF cases awaiting decision Judges Wallce'
Iacombe ana shipman Will rea.sembe some day IN
a week or two to CIV, decisions Tie cases IN which
they have heard arguments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
THEY THINK SEDAN CHAIRS ARE USED HERE

Washington. June 10. II. simons, United states
Consul at Hong Kong China. informs the state De-
part mcnt that he believes the result OF the In
ycsentions made that from 500 to 1000 fraudulent
notaral certificates have been distributed 10 ln-
tending Chinese immigrants each month for the last
three or four months Consul Slmons refused to
certify two certificates, as the persons presenting
them, while ostcnsIbly having been In the United
states As their certificates showed. could not give any
account Of the country, and In fact declared that
sedan chairs we're tho only means Of travelling In
America Consul Smons says That most OF these
t'hnnmon with fraudulent certificates reach America
by steamers that land nj Vancouver, British Column
Tia.
FOR TIE LAUNCHING or TIE MASSACHUSETTS,
Washington. June 7.-some uncertainty surrounds
The action OF the President and the members OF the
Cabinet with regard TO the Invitations rendered then
In attend the launching OF the batleship Massachc-
sets ut Philadelphia next saturday, secretary Hcr
hort will attend and II Is likely that he will be ne
compancd by Attorney General Olney. the repre-
sentative in the Cabinet Of the State after which the
vessel Is named but nothing definite Is known OF the
intentions OF their Official associates The President
IN, not made up his mind In the matter. The earn,
hour at which the Washington party will leave this
c,v-s O'Clock Saturday mor1ling-may outweigh other
and cause the President TO decline inc
invitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
TUE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore: oct; ii-Flour quiet unchanged 1 sHo
c1ig1i67a.c; October. G1'-c bid; December Wa.O'sc'
Nav - ,HT1i,,. steamer No red. Gi.snbftc, stock
.io9jl bush. sales. 1900 bush; milling wheat py
sample G7HcSc. corn steady; mixed. spot i''sf
&c: October. i6.sHl1i,c; year. b'9" itc; stock
81 80 bush: sales 300 bush. white corn by sample.
IL: yellow corn 10y sample. 0c. oats steady; 40 :
white Western. HN@iac. No mixed do. At5l &C.
stock III .Ns} bush. Rye quiet; 40 '5c; STOCK
In. bush. Has firm. good to choice tniothy.
NsIiSlc Grain frcghts dun unchanged Cotton
rr,n. rnddling SIC. Eggs steady, bic; nrhrby.
~, ,c conc, quiet: Rio cargoes fair l9c, No .,
Is, &C. Other article unchanged
BOSTON, oct u.-Markets quiet
i;urrnIo. oct. ll-Spring wheat limits i2c higher,
dcmand lisht. Sales. 5000 bush No | Northern
spot. CsT.p'Sl;c; l50oo bush do {. @'ssM5..sc;
T. ,nj bush No Northern spot fJ'2c Winter
wheat lower. Sales. ears No red. G6c; ! car no
/ white &c corn quiet. weak and lower. Early
sales 800 bush 40 yellow. Hsqii'lc. closing,
4, mt I'm n do. He 1900 bush No corn. i3'sc:
cloa,ng 5000 bush do. BE. store. oats isc lower
and quiet; salos. ears No white. 5igc : ears
%n white 3Biac ears No mixed 32i2c barley
nuet sellers asking larger prices; Western No !,
,STcfc: 40 :. GDnGlc: lower grades. Ep5Sc; state,
.CNaIoc Rye. 40 :. sc. to arrive. Flour dlilct;
caty: best spring 81 l5asi %; winter straights - 20
as %. Rye hour. SHS 30. Mil feed steady UNI
banged. Canal frcishts steady: wheat lisc' corn
~ -. oats - ,c: seed. ii.c To New York
chicago. oct. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as
f,li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct II (SpeciaD. was weak
There might have been some more liquidating by
the Wall Street long interest but there were no
signs of any special selling. The market was so
dull that unquestonaby the dulness had not III
tie to do with the weakness. The start was nrri
because Liverpool was up. People who thouSht AT
all f. the Government report assumed tnat IL was
bearsh but no one paid any attention TO the .Iov-
eminent figures. Minneapolis and Duuth had w
cars The local contract stock lI,Oi6.O bushels
showed an Increase for the week of 1900 New
York reported weevil found in some OF he wheat
from Detroit. The big increase In bradstreet
available 3i7spO bushels. probably helped tle mar
ket IN down. Minneapolis reported 10000 bushels
sold for shipmeat to New-YOrk. The claim, now
eyc~ was regarded with suspicion. The local re-
ceipts were 2l the estimate for THURSDAY was
~ cars. Charters were reported for l66Vp bush-
els The cash sales here aggregated l6lVO bushels
all low grades. December opened az 6it,, sold De-
tween G7i. and 66,, and closed at 66i4gSsAs cents
Corn opened strong on the Government report;
which Indicated % 10000 bushels less than indicated
by The September report. The selling, however, be,
gan almost Immediately an important scale ana
turned the market from strong into weak one.
The close showed a decline from the opening OF a
cent II was the opinion at night that an important
long line. held by Patten. n shipper mere for a
cons,lerable time. had been lquidated. The fine
weather had the natural result on the movement.
Nav sold from igs i22.. and closed at +2i2n i2as
cants charters were liberal. $1,000 bushels oats
simply followed corn. May sold from BIS TO BIS
ana closed al 3l's cents. $500.
provisions acted Groggy There was no great
N, ,iint Of selling The market was too narrow 10
permit OF II. Everything closed at slight decline
on the curb puts" December wheat were SOS
con,s. calls" Cil. cents. Puts on May corn
we're i2l. cents: calls" 42fs cents.