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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-15
WITH THE SPORTS.

Cannes, March 1.-THE Ailsa, Britain
MIA and Corsair started this morning in
the race for the Ogden Goblet and James
Gordon Bennett cup for yachts Of oyer
70 rating. In We minutes the Ailsa had
long lead. She won by about ten minutes;
hours, AZ minutes, 81 seconds: Britannia,
hours a seconds. The Ailsa conse-
Quently won by % minutes. 10 SECONDS
actual time, and II minutes corrected
After the Ailsa crossed the line. she
waited for the Britannia and when the
latter had finished, the Prince OF
Wales cutter was sailed very close to
the Ailsa and the Prince of Wales
raising his yachting cap in the air, led
three hearty cheers for the boat which
had given his boat the most severe
beating she ever had.
Those on board the Ailsa returned
the cheers and the victorious cutter
then proceeded to the quay, where she
WAS welcomed by large crowd of peo-
pie.
1t was reported after the race thai
Ogden Goelt won $4,000 from Baron
Hirsch on Ailsa's victory.
San Francisco, March 14.-The. AustTal-
ian stallion July, recently purehaseo oy
the steamer arawa this morning. July
is nearly twelve years old. He is out OF
Idalia by Tradueer. being q ful! brothel
60 Sir Modred, Cheyiot ana ldallun' az
Of which are now owned In America, July
viii be forwarded to HaGgin's ranch
Baltimore, March IA large crowd
witnessed the six-round bout between
Stanton Abbott, of Providence and Chas
Gehring, of Baltimore, tonight. The nAn
SPARED cautiously, neither apparently
bent upon getting IN a sleeper During
the last three rounds Gehring had :
shade the best OF 1t. NO decision was
rendered.
St, Paul. MINI, March 14-The sport
ing element of the Twin Cities, held g
! dstic seance in a resort near the Wiscon
! sin-Minnesota line, which was a tremen
.'dous success. Oscar Gardner, tn
| Omaha KIDD and Jack Cumming, of 81
! Paul, at rs pounds each, We're down FOL
! the preliminary event at six rounds
I Gardner getting the decision after very
pretty contest.
The main event was between Eddl
| Schoenberg, of Minneapolis, 100 pounds
and Jimmy Murphy, of Kansas City, y
pounds, q newcomer. This was one o.
| the best fights seen In these parts fo
many "A day. Murphy knocked his maj
out In the thirty-tfird round.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-15
COAL MryE POOL.

Columbus, O.. March 14-The coal mine
operators of Ohio today formed a pool and
all the coal output will be distributed by
the board of control composed of a repre-
sentative from each district. Sales
agencies in various cities conducted by
various companies will be abolished, say
ing hundreds of thousands OF dollars an
nually and enabling the companies to
pay better wages.
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ing with Sarah Bernhardt, has been
decided against NJ. CoQuelin, who was
condemned by the court for breach OF
contract to pay 300 francs every night
he performs on any stage other than
that OF the Coincide Francaise. He
was also condemned to pay the costs
OF the action M. CoqueIin will appeal
from the decision. Under the terms OF
his present engagement with Nine
Bernhardt at the Renaissance theatre,
he receives $50 francs nightly. The ac-
ton was regarded as a virtual fight for
life on the part of the Coincide Fran.
caise
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4 WRECK AND rIRE.

Terre Haute, Ind, March 15.-Word
just reached this city e a. n.) that
the west bound Vandalia train was
wrecked and on fire near fair grounds,
about three miles out. Entire fire de-
partment gone to the scene
So far az can be learned no lives
are lost in the wreck. The west
bound passenger ran into switch
engine on the main track near the fair
grounds. The engines are completely
telescoped. Conductor Rahm is badly
injured and passengers are badly
shaken up. Two baggage cars are OFF
the track and are burning up. The
flames can be seen from this city.
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Chicago, March 14.-waldeck Lodge
No. Ia, knights of PythIas, has APP
pealed to TIE. courts to prev mt The
Grand lodge of the state of Illinois
from taking from it its charter for re-
fusing to comply with the .edlet of the
order abolishing the use Of ritual IN
German. Judge Bretano issued an jn-
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TELLER is HOPEFUL.
HIS Views on the Proposed None
farS Conferences.

ms Views On NhS EEPpOSe0 MOne-
farS Conferences.
Washington, D @, March 14-senator
Taller. of Colorado. takes q hopeful view
OF the possible action of the proposed in
ternational monetary conference. He be-
lieVes a bimetallic standard will be
adopted. he bases his belief on the the
ory that Germany will fall into line with
France and the United States and the
other silver using States and force that
result Hitherto every step toward an
international understanding has been
blocked by the attitude of Germany AT
all previous conferences the German del
egates have insisted that their govern
ment was satisfied with the present eye-
tenn and would not consider The probabil-
ity of a change. Now, however the sem
ator SAYS. q change has come over the
spirit OF Germany and he believes that
she will be willing TO take steps indie
pendently OF Great Britain. Great Britain
viii never consent to binetailism for her
self. hui she may consent to reopen the
minis of Inoia and possibly keep a part
of the reserve IN the Bank of Ensiand in
oliver That would be decided advance
toward bimetallisrl.
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yopTuEnGE TURNS Up.

Chicago, March 14.-williarn Northedge
walked into the office of Dingdale &
Styles Masonic Temple. today. and an
nounced that he had not been murdered
and THAT he had come for the $40, O00 re-
abouts. The lawyers of the firm which
had been advertising for information con-
corning George w. replied by telling him
there was 1000, 900 waiting for him in Eng
land This did not surprise or elate him
He said he had stayed in retirement for
q year, because SO many people were try
ing to divorce him from his money by
unlawful means,
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BOYCOTT LIFTED.

Brocton, Mass, March 1.-The fight
which has been in progress for over
three years between the Bouve- Craw-
and the American Federation of Labor
has been ended, and circulars were
sent out today announcing the national
boycott had been lifted. The trouble
began in the fall Of 1891 IN the lasting
department.
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Chinese show Eisht.

Yokohama March 1-The eleventh
Japanese regiment met a thousand Chin
csc soldiers near Chiu Lieng-Chen on the
morning Of March II. The Chinese re-
attacked the Japanese in the rear. Stub
born lighting lasted all day. The Chinese
maintained their ground and at sunset
the Japanese retired to their quarters
The Chinese loss was seventy men.
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WILL MAKE NO CHANGE.
Insurance on the Joint Binding
Remains as Before.
CUT WAS ALREADY MADE.
ADvICEs FROM SAN FRANCISCO
ARE AyxIoUsLY AWAITED.

4oan of seventy-Five Thousand Dol
lara Now Authorized BY the Groes-
beck COmpnny-TranSfer of the
Deseret WOODEN Mills Stock Enec-
tIve-D0cumentS in the GuanO
Case Filed Here Yesterday-First
District OF the Gas System In
spected and Tested.
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HArn BEEN 1,EEoKEn.

Washington, March 14.-Collectors
of customs have been advised that ar
ticies 442 to 473 of the customs regula-
tons have been rebuked in accordance
with the Joint resolution Of the last
Congress relative to the transporta-
ton and expectation of goods without
examination to the free zone in Mex
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-15
OUR MARY WINS.
Mrs. Lease Once More "a Victor Over
= Horrid Man,

= f5orrid Man,
Topeka, Kan, March 1i-Mrs. Mary
Lease, orator and politician. has won her
latest fight Recently George a. Clark
was appointed by Governor Morrill, to
succeed her as member of the state board
of charities and the appointment was con-
frmed by the senate. When Clark at
tempted to take Office a few days ago,
Mrs. Lease refused to vacate, stating her
term did not end until 1885, and she took
steps to hold office.
An examination OF the records In the
governors. Office today, shows that in his
message to the senate Governor LEVEL
ing nominated Mrs Lease as the sue
cessor Of Captain Rhodes. Thus her term
will not expire until next year.
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WENT AGAINST CooUEIIN.

London, March IA dispatch from
Paris says that the civil court before
whsch was tried the action Of the
Coincide Franchise against M, Cooue-
LIN. growing from the latter's engag-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-15
GLAZING Final settlement.

Another county. next to the youngest
in the territory. claims final settlement
for the territorial taxes of 1894 and yes
terday sent in the sum Of s347S4 to Treas
urer Whitehead as the balance due. Il
was WAYNE
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DRANK AMMONIA.
Governor Campbell fsas Very Close
C,U

Hamilton. O., March f4.-Ex-GoYernor
Campbell. after. placing glass OF water
10 his lips at dinner last evening. rose.
staggering and foaming at the mouth
apparently speechless. He managed TO
by: My throat is burning InTestiga-
ton showed that the servant had placed
a bottle Of eiat,aon!A in the ice chest in
contents we're spilled Into the drinking
water. Physicians administered antidotes
quickly. but Campbell is SUFFERING Sc
arafalV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-15
Some men are philosophical

Some men are PHILOSOPHERS!
And take what comes along,
While others grow impatient and
Use language harsh and strong
For instance though this weather makes
Most people sad and sick,
The coal man is good-humored and
The plumber doesn't kick.
Kansas City Journal
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PROPOSALS FOR PEACE.
Alleged orders Given to Lii Hung

Chang.
Paris, March 14.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says 1t is reported that Ii
Hung Chang, the Chinese peace envoy,
has been instructed to consent to the
payment of an indemnity and the ceSsiOn
of the territory already occupied by the
japanese on the island of Fornosar He
is also instructed to consent to the sur
render of the remainder of the vessels
belonging to the Chinese southern squad
ron which is poM lying at Marking.
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SALOONS ARE THE
POOR MANS CLUBS
A Strong Argument Made
Against Sunday Clos
ing.
DOCTOR RAINFORD'S PLEA.
OPEN SALOONS WOULD DIMINISH
LAWaREAKING.

"Kou Have No Right to Close Up the
Workingmen'S Clubs; If YOu Do
SO, You Must Close Up the Gentle
mems CIubs''-One is just as Nee
essary MS the 0theF-The Doctor is
Cheered.
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COMPLETED THE INSPECTION.

Natural Gas May BE Turned Into the
System at Once.
When work was knocked off last night
the inspectors pronounced perfect the
first district Of the Salt Lake and Ogden
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The JUDGE hope L shall not see you
here again. Prisoner (who is arrested
weekly)-Not see me? Why. Yer amt
Truth, $500
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Howgate also Is acquitted That is quite
in accordance with the general drift. It
was only public money that he. stole.
Times.
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WIN Commence within Two weeks,

VIII commence y" 1thin TWO weeks,
The removal of the recently damaged
structures on the old Smith corner, to
make place for the new block, Will COM
menCe within the next two weeks. Mr.
Walker has not yet made the contract for
the construction Of the new building.
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junction restraining the Grand lodge
Of the state from carrying out on order
to expel the Waldecl lodge until the
case can be heard in court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-15
KNOW ALL ABOUT
THE MURDERERS.
Many People in WaIsenburg Are
WeIi-fnforrned.
ARE "MUM," HOWEVER,
ONE PLACE IN THE WORLD WHERE
SILENCE IS GOLDEN.

a Hard Town, With an Element That
Occasionally shows It's Teeth and
Uses It's Guus-Where Bob Ford is
Quite g. prominent Citizen-Tur-
buIent People in the Majority.
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Ghost (reads)-The first duke, Henry,
was murdered not at the Grange. as is
generally supposed, but at Hang it
ALL Why. I've haunted the wrong
house for 900 years.
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THEY HAVE A
BIG JOB ON HAND.
Want Prohibition and Reforrna.
ton of Politics.
MAY ASK FOR THE MOON.
SCHEME TO ORGANIZE A NEW Ma
TToNAL PARTY.

Only Twenty-Five People Present at
the Preliminary Meeting in Pittg-
burg, But One Was a Minister and
He Managed to Stir Up Good
Deal OF strife.
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He-But you say yourself your step
father is anxious to get you of his
hands.
she-That's why I am afraid he
won't listen to you.--Life.
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Jefferson City. Mo-. March 1.-THE sen
ate passed Senator Motifs bill this after
horses tails. Theb i'll was presented by
the Humane society Of St Louis.
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Pittsburg, March 14.-While engaged in
tearing down the old Merchants and Me-
chanics' bank building today, one Of the
walls fell. crushing Patrick Killon' 8
skull, killing him instantly and seriously
IN i,,,.irner 4hrea othars
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-11

The applications of the following named
Indianians have been granted:
Original-Charies Chandonia, South Bend
st. Joseph: John Morland. Indianapolis.
Additional-John Bells, Indianapolis, Ma
rion.
Renewal-Albert II. Kelly. Richmond.
Wayne.
Renewal and increase-Henry s. Shively.
Smiley, Daviess.
Warrick; Joseph L. Harter, Dalton, Wayne;
Charles Mikesell. Middle Fork. Clinton !;
Sylvester Hanks Quincy, Owen; Daniel
Speaow, Woodruff. Lagrange; Lafayette
Miller. Marengo. Crawford: John Triton.
prtna Fec slch WaT,os Elliott
Harrison; Charles W. Allen. Marengo
Crawford: Eli F. Ritter. Indiana polls, Ma
rion; James Godfrey, Button. Wells.
Reissue-William McIntire. Hartford
Whitley, Whitley; simon Bernard. Michigan
Fayette; Harvey CT. Sutton. Denham, Pu-
laski; Alfred Carper Winamac, Pulaski !;
Lewis w. Kiser. West Point Tippecanoe:
John Archer, Arcola, Allen; James NJ. Nc
Dowell. Paragon. Morgan; Joseph Berlien,
Farmersburg. Sullivan; Benjamin f. Stew
ney, Warrick; Philip f. Howell. Octagon,
Tippecanoe; Daniel Rice, Camden. Carroll:
J. ID. Parkinson, LaPorte, LaPorte: Wesley
3. Curtis. Martinsville, Morgan: John l..
Frank. Union City, Randolph; George W.
Lawson, Anderson, Madison; Thomas Ed
wards. Charlottesville. montgomery; Sam
B. Stout. Planfield. Hendricks.
Original widows, etc.-Lydia Swab, Alex
andra. Madison: Elizabeth \. Hall, North
Madison, jefferson; minor of Hugh Leon
Rushville. Rush; minors of John V. Wright.
New Paris, ElkhaTt.
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1lhc: 10 lbs average. 1li1c; block hams.
ils.c: all first brands; seconds. &c less. Cal
ifornia hams, suger-cuTed. 10 to i lbs aver
age, nc. Boneless hams. sugar-cured.
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear. per bril-
eco lbs, SO; run1p pork. 49,.
ard-Ket;le-rendered. in terces. Sc; pure
lard. nc.
Produces. Fruits and vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch. SlSdL75.
Cabbage-New. s2-25l2.50 per crate; Louis
Wv Sweet Potatoes-New Southern Queen.
onions-New onions. $50 per bu: Bermuda
Cheese-Hew York full cream. l20l4c:
skins. sale per Id.
Potatoes-Per blu. e547oc.
rineapples-s1M2 per doz.
Lemons essina choice. s. per box; fancy
Xppies~Per brl. New York and New Eng
Oranges-californla seedlings. s2-5oG27 70
per box; navels, 1910.
Strawberries-S2M3 per case OF Il quarts.
Green Peas-sl.25 per bushel.
Green Beans-Sl.50 per bushel
New Potatces-s2.5O03 per brl.
TomatoesSNew, s2G2.5o for six-basket
crate.
Cherries-sS per stand: .. ou
Gooseberries-S6 per stand "a quarts.
Plums-2 per crate.
Seeds.
Clover-Cholce recleaned. 60-lb. 81 756f5. 90;
prime. $5.75u5.90: English choice $5I5G5.9O;
prime. 1910; Alsike, choice. s64Oa6.5O: Alfal-
IA, choice, s5.l5@545; crimson or scarlet clo-
Yer. $3.7564 timothy. 4o-lb. choice. $500
30; strictly prime. s260q2.75; blue grass,
s265: strictly prime. s2.5OGl26O: blue grass.
fancy, Alb. si.i0u1.J0; extra clean, S5Q90c.
Orchard grass. extra. s1.s542.05; red top.
choice. s1d125; extra clean, 90cqSl; En-
glish blue grass 24-lb, s2.2Gd2.25.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin. IC, 10x14. 14x2o
12x12, $5.5OM6: N, 10xli. 14x20. 12x12. S7p
rs, S9Gi0 block tin in pigs l9c; in bars,
20c Iron--27 iron. 2S4c; c iron. SIC; gal
vanized. 10 per cent. discount. Sheet
zinc. 5a5lAc. Copper bottoms. zoe. Plan
ished copper, 20c Solder. Hale.
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lie: Elgins. 1sc: imitation creamery. 11I15c;
State dairy. l1Q17c; Wesern creamery. isc.
Cheese firm: large 5Q7c; small. 6is41&c;
part skins. 2Q4c; full skins, Lake
Eggs-Markct heavy; State. and Penn
sylvania, 1tAQ1iitc: Western fresh, ia lie:
Tallow easier; city (s2 for package), SIC;
country, packages free, 4ssc.
Cotton seed oil dull. rather Irregular;
transactions confined 70 unimportant lots;
closes somewhat nominal: of crude, IGz3c
off summer yellow. 2ei2Q27c.
Coffee-Options opened barely STEADY at
unchanged prices TO points decline, ruled
featureless on Indifferent cables and alb
sence of local speculation. holding OF Tor
report OF revision committees "Wednesday,
closed dull at net unchanged 10 10 points de-
cline. Sales $3.50 bags, including June.
14.5oc; July. 14.60n14.65c; September, 4-.2c
December. 1860 Spot coffee-Rio dull; no.
z, 155sc: mild quiet: Cordova. AQl9c; sales.
$500 bags Maracaibo and go piculs interior
to arrive at 26Lc. Rio-Steady; No. Rlo,
1850; exchange, 9ssd. Receipts. 5000 bags;
cleared for the United States, 1000 bags
cleared for Europe, 1900 bags; stock. 1l0,cs
bags. Warehouse deliveries from New YORK
yesterday, 1854 bags; New York stock to,
day. 1851 bags; United States stock, % 90
bags: afoat for the United states, 2sz,1o
bags: total visible for the United states,
514.752 bags against 29l, 4T4 bags last year.
Sugar-Raw active: sales, Se.OOO bags CEN
trifugal Sc test. at 3Lc.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetrOpolfs

NEW YORK, June Notwithstanding.
25.1O0 barrels; exports. 1900 barrels; sales.
20,5O0 packages. Market held at old prices
but buyers were generally holding off for
the government report. Southern -four dull
Rye -four firm. Corn meal steady: yellow
Western. sl.l7q1.20; Brandywinc 81
Wheat-Receipts. 23.100 bu; exports, 1890
blu; sales, 6s60.Oo0 bu futures. Spots dull :
No. red, in store and elevator SIC: afioat.
SIC: f. o. b., Sac afoat; No. 1 Northern, S5lhc
delivered; No. l hard. S7hc delivered Op-
lions were weak all day. except for Isc
rally at the close under big Russian ship
ments. heavy rains and fears that the bu-
reau might not be as bullish as anticipated.
Foreigners sold. and it is said are now
heavily short. a large increase afoat for
Europe and a disappointing reduction in
the visible added TO the depression. Closed
at i.G5sc off. No. red. June, closed at
Seize July, 81 9-l6aSi l-lsc closed at sc:
S3izuS4:sc. closed at Sac; October, SidSiak 2.
closed S4lsc; December. s5is@S5 s-l6c, closed
at S5ssc.
Corn-Receipts 15s. 800 bu exports. "A. 400
blu; sales, a0.oV0 bu; futures, 1900 bu spot
Spots dull: No. .. 56l9c: in elevator: size
conditions and free liquidations and closed
&c lover. July; 9.aSai.e closed at SIC;
sePssm6ssr JS sS7is 800 o e1oIsd at Ssse
sales. 10000 bu futures 1900 bu spot. Spots
quiet; No. .. 3Ai4c: No delivered 35Ac:
36l.c: track white Western, S7u43c: track
white State. 3l0iSc. Options steady on re-
ports of crop damage and closed unchanged
June closed at 35s4c: July, 3iG34ssc, closed M
3ic; September. 3il4 nSiizc. closed at 34ssc.
Hay held firm Hops low. Hides strong
SIC. nominal Leather firm. Wool firm
Beef steady.
Cut meats steady picked shoul-
ders. 81. Lard dull and lower: Western
steam closed at 6.75c asked sales, "a tierces
at s.S0c export: city at 6Ac; June closed al
6.Soc, nominal; July, 6.95c nominal; Septem-
Butter dull; Western creamery, 121ISc;
Western dairy, 9Ql3c; Western factory. Sd
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STRONG AND UPWARD
TONE OF SPECULATION ON NEW
YORK EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
Crop News and Foreign Buying All
Favored QuotauOns-LocaI Mar
kets Fairly Active and Firm.

At New York yesterday money on call
was easy at 1 per cent; last loan, /; clos
ing at l.
Prime mercantile paper. 215G3Is per cent.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81. S9lt4. S9It for de-
mand and s4.SsGD4ssA for sixty days; post
ed rates. $3.50 and $3.50; commercial bills,
s4s7h.
Silver certificates. 6s7sas7ssc; bar silver,
66ssc; Mexican dollars, 53Ac.
At London bar silver has declined to 3olsd
per ounce
The total sales OF stocks were 1s5.251
shares, including: American Sugar, 1880;
Atchison. 5000; Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe. first assessment paid, 400; Burlington,
20.5o0; Chicago Gas. 5000; Distilng $500;
New York. Susquehanna & Western pre-
ferred. $500; Reading. 1900; Rock Island.
5000; st. Paul. 1880; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, L. 400; Western Union, 1900.
The week opened on the Stock Exchange
IN excellent tone. and the speculation
throughout the day strong. with up
ward tendency in prices. Among the infilI-
ences which assisted TO develop the inn
provement the favorable character of
the crop news from the West, the frmness
vi american securities In the London mar
efgn account and the heaviness OF sterling
exchange. There were occasional reactions
a
few other stocks did not participate in the
general Improvement, but in the main the
mai sales were at or near the best prices
recorded The chief gains are: Tennessee
Coal and Iron, rs; Baltimore & Ohio and
Louisville & New Albany preferred. ~:
Lake Erie & Western. 1k; Lake Erie 4
western preferred, l. Sugar advanced "a
reacted q, recovered the loss and reacted
"a per cent. Reading moved up a. receded
Us and rallied Is; New Jersey Central de-
ciined q. closing at the low point Susoue-
hanna x Western lost and gained "a per
cent, losing y in the initial sales; SusqIIe-
hanna 4 Western preferred sold down 2ib.
regained "a and reacted IS Alton d Terre
Haute is down 4. and Toledo. St. Louis x
Kansas City 1 per cent. Cordage guaran-
iced fell on ] per cent, TO g. the lowest
point ever touched, but recovered to T. The
market closed generally strong
Bonds during the day ruled dull and
strong. with no particular feature. The
sales were 81 $4,000. The more important
advances are: Virginia Midla ad Generals ?
per cent: Detroit, Montana * Toledo firsts
Ia: Flint Pere Marquette ives IL:
Northern Pacific consols, Ia; Northern pa
ciiic trust receipts, ~, and Iowa Central
frsts, St Paul gold sevens and Kansas civ
skies. Denver division, assented, L per cent
Observation-Disclosures & Southern Illinois firsts
and Northern Pacific & Montana firsts. IIb.
and Erie second consols, stamped l per
cent.
Government bonds were firm. State bonds
were inactive.
The following table, prepared by James z
Berry, Room 16 Board of Trade, shows the
range OF quotations: