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Tested Her sincerity.

The Count dc Lcsscps never seemed
to lose sight of the cduca ton Of his
children, even In tho smallest detail,
One morning ut breakfast. u beautiful
Dresden tea-cup was broken. "Ah.
cried the countess. n disaster! Two
more of that set viii now be broken.
1t always happens so.' care you 30
superstitiOus." asked tho count, "as
really to believe that two more will Do
broken" II know It," "Thcn lot us
get 1t Off our minds" And. taking two
OF the cups by the handles. he dashed
them together. The anger ana dIsmay
OF the countess proved cOnclusively
that she had not seriously held to her
superstition. 1t also looscd any hold
the absurd Idea may have had Oh the
minds Of the children.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Federal, State, County and City Officials

Chapman. Gallagher, Mahcncy, Gosscln,
Worlds Eair.-.iiepburn. Kerr. Francis.
Ter, Knmcriinr. Wall. Reed. Knowles. Kelly.
schools. kamerltng. Conway.
Noble. Watson. Saylc. Merchant. Chad
wick, Chapman, Gallagher Mulcahy, Schlakc.
Railroads Peck. utesch, How.
ell. Muclhoefer. Engel, Stanwood. kahlcr.
0Neill cath ward). Rohde. kunz. Carey.
Fire and watcr-rcck. sayie. schcndorf.
Schermann. Watson. Larson, Hage. Butler.
Chadwick, Dorman, Ryan. Brennan, Brach.
Gas, on and Electric Iight.-pidwill. Hep.
burn. Keats hammers, Curricr, Howell
kieinccke. Engel. Schendorf. Rohde. Morri'
Health. and County Relations. -rinkler.
Smith. Hage, Rest. Chapman. Watson. l'al
,ard. Merchant. Coushlin. Deist. Martin.
Public Bulldnrs-rtesch. Ballard. Larson,
Elections Hepburn. Mann. Chad.
wick. feck. Campbell. Eidwill,. hammers
finkler. McGillen. Ryan, Powers Kelly.
Hepburn. Rest. Epstcan, smith. Wall. Reed,
Mnlcahy. ticsch, Francis Mann. shepherd
,,sirccis and Alleys North, --Muclhocfer
street. and Alley. West, Keats. Cooke.
s..Jri RShds; Enssl; Kent; Campbell
REnnan. Gallagher, Conway, Sayle.
rclict.-CSNsc. o'Ncill CSiih wari) Kerr.
Noble. Madden, kamcrling. Campbell. Stan.
wcci. klcincckc. pcrman, Slepicka. Ma.
honey. O'CNancr.
whArvc.. and ruNlie Grounds.
RallaTi, Curricr. Schcndcrf. Ehlcrt. Mcr.
chant. Chadwick, shepherd. kahlcr, knowles.
S,syickS. peist, Martin.
Hartso-> aud E-idccs-nowell. Best, Mar.
reuEe-. Madden. rvstcan. Kerr. Curricr Lar.
81, RssRe ScAlake. o'Connor. kung,
NNciti t'ih wArtA
Markets -Nar-cnae-. Schermann. EhIcrt.
Hase. Cu;rLcr, Ncrchart, Butler. Chapman.
CylsAiin. Wal Martin. Gcssclin. Kelly
WAArzrs PRIVILEGES. - shepherd. Kerr,
smith. fnecl. NAs1,riinc. hammers. Noble,
Euiler. iN!st. Reed. slcpicka, Knowles.
Rrideweli-Re.t. Currier. Eps,ean. Hace.
herr. kletuccke. Sche.mann. Engel. Ma.
honey. Schlakc. Rrschtendorf, Martin. Kelly.
License. -l.arsot, Cooke. Keats, Eidwtil,
watson. kahlcr, Conway. Mann, Eiukler.
Rhode. Reed. Wall. Brennan.
Local Assessments. - Saylc. Chadwick
Howell. ChapiAan. Madden. Stanwood, Kan.
sriins. lamners. Rest. Carey Bigane.
Schlakc. Erachteniorf.
Printing Francis. shepherd. Ehlert. Raj.
lard. Epsiean. ttesch. Muelhoefer. O'Neiil
9TH waril Gcsselin. Nahcney. Carey. Brach.
tendorf Morrison.
The regular meetings Of the CITY Council
are held every Monday at 80 n. M.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Police Courts.

District No. l.-Ilarrlson street and Pacific
avenue. George l.. Foster, Judge Court No.
]; Thomas Bradwcll, Judge Court No. =.
District No. 2.-AiaXwell street station. Max
Eberhardt, Judge Court No. !; James q.
Dooley. Judge Court No. ..
District No. 3.-Desplaines street station No
James NJ. Doyle, Judge Court No. 2.
District No. i.--Mllwaukee and West Chlca-
go avenues. Olaf J.. Severson, Judge Court
No. /; Charles J. White, Judge Court No. 2.
District No. 5.-East Chicago avenue station.
George Kersten, Judge.
District No. G.-35th and Hnlsted streets.
NJ u. NJ Wallace, Judge Court No. !; u.
L. Glennon. Judge Court No. ..
Hyde Park. NJ. j. Quinn, Judge Court No.
y. T. Robbent, Judge Court No. ..
District No. s-Halsted near Mattison street.
id. Henncssy, Judge.
District No 0.--wentwOrth avenue near Gath
street. Englewood. Peter Caldwell, Judge.
District No. l0.-Shcf!lcld avenue near Diver
sey. Lake View. John A. Mahoney, Judge.
Rogers Park-P. N. Searles, Judge.
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She Wanted an Uneasy Plaster.

She Wanted an Uneasy Plaster.
a colOred woman with her head done
up In a red turban offered a piece OF
money to the apothecary's clerk, say.
ing:
II want an uneasy plaster. sah."
"1-cr-don't think l understand you, .
said the man.
"It's an uneasy plaster I want" re.
peatcd the woman.
whats that?"
UNEASY plaster, sah."
II don't know what you mean"
"The mlssus said was ter git an
uneasy plaster"
The apothccary reflected for n mo
ment and scratched his head. Then an
idea seemed to break upon him.
"A porous plaster Is the most uneasy
kind of plaster know Of" he said. "l'il
give you one, ana II 1t IL not right bring
II back"
The woman did bring It back abou,
fifteen minutes later. She also had q
note from her mistress explaining tina,
adhesive plaster for u cut finger wa.
the article wanted.
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llcYCcailllc.

"Sir." said II Heidelberg student "a
u night Waterman. In the wee sna
hours of the morning, "sir, l would lIk,
to ask you Il question"
go ahead, young man." answered
tho dignitary; that IL what l am her,
for"
"Well. sir, does the law permit me tc
call policeman IN ASST"
"You had better begone immediate.
~. or ! will lock you up"
The votury Of alma mater advanced
u few steps on his way home, but To
turned and asked humbly:
But, sir, Is It permitted to call an as.
policeman!"
"Thc law doesn't say anything abou,
that, young man."
ut doesn't, ell? Well, good morning
Mr.. Policeman"
"Did you say you wanted Shakes
pcare's wOrks?" asked the book stOr,
clerk. NO." replied the naughty girl
II want his ys."-WnshingtOn Star
A man Gun save fuel. light, aud hi
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
City Board Of Education.
Alfred $. Trnde. President.

Alfred =. Tride. President.
w. A. =. Graham. SECRETARY.
William II. Eccbe. O and = Pacific avenue,
Theodore J. Bluthardt. Venetian Building,
b, Washington street. Room GlS.
Thomas Cusack. 800 Throop street.
Patrick II. Dusgan. 4242 South ualstcd
street.
James +. Mallette. The Rookcry.
Alfred :. Trade. ~ Clark street. Room IL.
Thomas Rrenan. Reaper Block. corner Of
Clark aud Washington streets. Room IL.
VI. J. keane. southeast corner Wabash
avenue and Washington street.
Daniel r. Cameron. 81 Lake street.
Charles =. Thornton. IA, I.aSalle trcct.
Robert Lindhlom. Board OF Trade Building.
Edward q. Halle. Royal Insurance Build.
Ing. Room .Oi.
Mrs Caroline X. sherman. ceo South Lcav.
IL street.
Fred ". Blount. Chicago National Bank.
Fritz Goetz, Is Michigan street.
Frank J. Iirka. 500 South Ashland avenue.
Joseph W. E:rant. Unity building. Room
li3,.
Wallace +. Kirk. 500 North Water street.
u. ]. Rosenthal. The Emporium. 1j2
State street.
Max a. Drezmal. l63 Randolph street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
The Chicago City Council.

John J.. Hopkins. ...................M mayor
Gh g. e deputy c'y Gsrk
i-Louis /. ,Epstean, u. AgditorIam Annex
IGhn Gsash,n d. ia Il M,c &naIsop aS 81
Addison Ballard, Ii. 1874 M Gn Ave we
EGwnra n Mna%sn NSas af COM Hs
John ". Hepburn; RIBS washington s. s,
BATH bsi., wf i6 %Ss Sa!a As ss
e- dhas Martin lifsa .$$ Emerald s Ave
7-Wm (. GNsill, D.; "a ). Ia als,sd = :,
s .Shn M H iSSs b. iiih stand hiae Island
p$nSsi niH* WssS NJ IsS as s.
io7John T. Dorpan, AZ $ %: s s
"- Alex. II. Watson, Il, i5G Milwaukee AYE
l2-James l.. Campbell, Il. $50 Unity Bldg
Conrad Kahler H. $50 -, H w1,nn; Aye Y,
is kawara N 81 stSnwood H. Sa7 FUTON s.
is-Wm l., KamerIins, u, a3s Glenwood Ave
James Keats; '2aS So " ~ ch Iar;S Ave Ave
Joseph Lammers, Il, .io6l y: Leeyi,t s.
jSs@ sh e ssssn p SGGG st.
,s- Ia"r j. l s. b. III " iads?n s.
,a TillIan a MaRSPyD 80 Ii Haisied d s.
John Powers. D...,'il9 ]. Madison 81
2O-Otto Haze, u; .,.' 'ls1 s9utnP1rt Aye
2i-John McG!llen, D; ,7oI y IIal.ted 8
H. q. schendorf, Il. =, .3o5 Riackhawk s.
William KELLEY; p.Aaio;,' ~ w 29k 3
2EZara q. Pcck. Il. 49,, .23s T.. Huron s.
Thomas II, Carrier, r.. 'lG2 y. Clark ~
os-Albert II Kleineckc, u. .Jlb Racine Ave
William T.. Chapman, Il 1881 Wilton Ave
1-Wllllam FInk!er' R',;c: si3 Perry ~
.7-Mathew j. Conway, b., Hermosa
Hubert W. Butler y =. Forest Glen
John Bigane. u, .......;a.;l 1874 a0th -
Thoma. Carey i.i 'Ui n :; MI"d AZ ~
SO-John W. Utesch, =. ,4s3i Ashland Aye
Walter Mershan, h" ., 4 H.. az 5ho 81
Edwin !: noble. Il ~ so ;g $it ibear5orn
0-Mm n Mani Mann ii. ii 81, lii Dearborn 81
ss-Geo. VI shepherd. 4 OIL ComEmerel.l AZ
"a IN" o'NciIl. $500 Wabash Ave
q. T.. Chadwic Il. i2a Watt Av,. Pullman
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Foreign COnsuIs In Chicago,

Argentine Republic-P. s. Hudson, So Jack
son street
Austro-IIungarlan-Hen Clausscnlus, rs
9th avenue
Belgium-Charlcs Henrotln, 1877 Dearborn
street.
Denmark-Emil Dreier. 200 Fremont street.
France-Edmond Bruwart, 70 La Sale
street.
German Empire-Carl Buenz, % Borden
Block.
Great Britaln--James II. sadler, " Dear
born street.
Italy Manasscro III Castigllolc, 10 In
Sulie.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09

Mexico Felipe Berriozabal, i2G Washing.
ton street.
Netherlnn ds-G George 1Ilrkhoff. Jr. So
Washington street.
Russia-M. II. Thai. 20 La Sale street.
SpaIn-1iObart G. Chatneld-Taylor. Mon
tauk Block.
sweden and Norway--Pctcr svanoe. 1853
Randolph street.
swltzcflnnd-A.. IralInger, 1877 Washington
street.
Undergraduates Hcnrotin. Stock Exchange
Rul,liur
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state Governments.
County Government.

cisrs Circuit Court. frank eani,sf
Clerk Criminal Court. Ernest J. Maeers,adt
County Treasurer. Daniel II. ,Kocher,spsrser
coroner. lanes Mv.,ae
County superintendent Of schools.
President Board Of County ; tsn%i;.Sn s..
sc;otNTY' commissioning t2s!:fg : neai'
Daniel T.; Healy: -. sos $. Fairfield Ave
Snhr bn ,nn ans ash 5lvisnn s,
s Tsom As H %cNichoi:. 90; 81 HaTri.cn s.
Gustav w. kunstman. ...... 2,3 Hastings 81
Louis II. MACK. .......... So nrnnu ave
yohn y; Cunning. .........".l IL" ncSaip
TSscdeTs y. Jones: :: :i6id;5 wentworth Ays
COOK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Regular meetings first Saturday In each
month at II o'clock n. M. Room $50. Court
Henry r. Donovan. President. 800 Web.
o. T. Bright. Secretary. 800 cour, House.
Nelson a. Cool. Blue Island.
Henry Broth. ass 25,h street.
Daniel T.. Healy. .ns Court House.
John II. Llndgren. III Lake street.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Teachers. Janitors and Engineers.C: 3
Cutting, chairman; o. 1. Bright j. H. Lin
Finance md Judlciary-Ncison A. Cool
chairman; G. =. Cutting. Henry Biroili,
chairman: Daniel u. Hcaly. Nelson A. Cool
Buildings. Grounds and Supple s--panlei y.
Henly. chairman; J. Il. Lindgren. o. T.
Gymnasium and Physical Culture-Hcnry
Biroth, chairman; y. d. Walden. Nelson A.
Relation 10 City schools-o. T. Bright.
chairman. Henry Htroth, Il. ID. Walden.
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Federal Officials,

Collector VI Customs. Martin J. Russell
Postmaster, .......... Washington ucsing
Collector Of Internal Revenue. w. J. Mizc
United States Marshall. John W. Arnold
custodian L. :. Building. NJ u. Bailey
chief fostoiiicc Inspector. James T.. Stuart
CuO-trcaSurtr, .s.s.ss..s .l'clo> L. l.nclpS
Appraiser of the Port Frank u. Hcyne
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
CITY Council Com mittees

City Council Committees.
giaaace. Madden, Campbell. OSepl l34th
vssdD, Kent. Mnfrenher: BidMlll, finkler,
Ssbls. Keats Cooke "e''''en' ''"ef''
Judiciary Mann. sr''h F''n'H ten
Ss.sG slst..~.a A~ol stSs . 49, o.tsrS'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09

A man can save fuel. light, aud his
health. by going to bed early.
The herald., 1895-05-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Wednesday. May l, 1870.
William LIE Fevre ct al to Eleazar
w. Jamison ct ux-N4 of S19,
W, S B NJ ......... ........... $40. 900
John Holt to George Badger-Lot
blk 49, Clearwater :. ....... $50
John Burr to W G Hopkins-N15
lot 3s, L A Fruit Land Asso-
John Burr to Main Street Savings
Bank and Trust Co-Lot blk
10, Park trt rt................. 1868
George " stimson to Baxter Todd
e 1-3 lots 2, 4, 6, blk 13l,
Long Beach. ch................. 425
P W Dorsey ct uX to Edward Dor
sey-EA of SEA of SWA, Sec
1, IT / s. r 10 W. S B NJ. 5000
Jessie M Dunning ct al to William
Phifer-Lots 1, IL blk 1O6,
Bellevue terrace ........,..... 500
A M Austin ct ux to Romaine l..
Wade-10 it west side of Ala
media st, adjoining blk 1,
James " Wilson to Gustav Hill
m man-Lqt q, Sec A. I s N, r ,oo
John Burr to Wesley Clark and E
P Bryan-1-3 int. same being
1-6 int each of certain morte
Banning Co to Mrs Alma Wilson
Lot 6 blk F, Bonnie Brae
trt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOOO
Daniel Cochran ct ux to Augustus
Woodruff-15 acres w part, NJ
blk 40. Ro Providencia ~ $500
Thomas M Potter ct ux to S l.
Warner-Lot 19 blk G., Potter &
Vests sub Throop trt. . 500
Thomas E kimball ct ux to lie
Grand Parker--Lot II, blk l,
Ocean View TIT rt............ 1400
H WOollacott. trustee, to Louisa
I ot
Pickering Land and Water Co to
Mrs Eva Longfellow-Lot II,
blk 10. Whittier .......... 100
Scott Chapman to Alfred
Ghapman-Lot a;L y % in Lamanda -oo
Park, lbs: :...........-.:::.. 7OO
James A Wooley ct ux to William
A Wooley-Lot 25, blk B,
Mount Lookout. ut.......... 125
Charles Victor Hall ct ux to Ho-
bart A Stewart-Lot 6, blk 5,
J NJ Pitblado to Alice Walker 70"
Lots Lots 10, ~ 2l' VIZ lot H. Allies 1000
Frank II Heydenreich to J A
Muir-Part of lot 3. blk ii.
San Pasqual trt, 3-315 ..... 1900
James G Morgan to Mrs Nell Zahn
-Lot4. blk 4, Adams st Home
j G de Turk to William Stevens
5S4 acres. Glassell trt, BIB. 1143
Frank Gibson to Louis Madden
Lot 263. Grider g. Dow's sub 175
George Knarr to Doedo Weibers-
Lot 3, Park trt Observation-Disclosures. 100
Frank A Gibson to James Bragaw
Lot SO. Grider e. Dow's Ad-
ans st trt =. .......... 75O
Thomas J Shackletord ct al to
Andrew Settles-Lot 8. Bur-
toms sub San Pasqual trt Pas
adena Observation-Disclosures. $500
Annie Barman ct con to Herman
Garmshauser-Lot H. blk B,
Bryan's Figueroa st sub. .... 100
Melvin Z Wood to Charles G
Emery-14-66. 1887, deeds. 5000
Summary
Deeds s.................. 56
Nominal 2S
Total ......................... $45, 526
The herald., 1895-05-02
WEATHER AND CROPS
Weekly Bulletin of the Weather Bureau for
Southern California

Weekly Bulletin of the Weather Bureau for
Southern California
Following is the regular weekly
weather and corp report for Southern Cal
ifornia, for the week ending April 29th:
The weather was cool and cloudy the
past week, with showers of rain, whi ch
were of benefit to growing grain and pas
lures and which will defer the irrigation
of young orchards, but which caused some
injury to new mown hay. The pros
poets for grain and other fl eld crops con-
tinue good; barley is beginning to head
out and hay cutting is progressing with
excellent resul is.
San Luis Obspo: The rain of Friday
night, while it damaged some hay, has
assured other crops.
Ventura county-Bardsdale The
weather was cool and cloudy the past
week, ending with showers Saturday
night sufficient to benefit growing grain
and defer irrigation Of young orchards
and alfalfa.
Los Angeles county-Los Angeles city:
The weather was cool and cloudy with
showers of rain amounting to 33100 of
an inch. The temperature was three and
half degrees less than the weekly
average; the highest was 70 degrees;
lowest 40 degrees. The Palms: Hay
making has begun with prospects of a
large crop; corn is coming up and the
indications are for good crop.
La Canada Grain is growing rapidly
and barley is heading out. Peaches,
plums, cherries prunes, pears and apples
are setting and the prospects are good for
temperature. 90 degrees; lowest, 40 de-
grees; rainfall. 10-100 of an inch.
Decentralization cloudy weather
with a heavy rain on the 9th and 2sth,
amounting to 44-10 of an inch, accom-
panied by high southerly winds. Prunes
are a poor crop; all other f.uits doing
finely. Grain very rank and heavy.
Duarte-The last week has been cool
and cloudy and vegetation has grown but
little. Oranges are moving quite rapidly,
several carloads going forward each day.
40 degrees; rainfall i9-1OO Of an inch.
Covina-The past week was cloudy with
occasional sprinklings of rain. Very
unfavorable weather for picking straw
berries; the berries are not as firm as
they should be.
Riverside county Riverside: Bee men
anticipate large crop of honey DIS the
rains have come so as 10 keep the wild
flowers in bloom all the time.
Perris-The week was cloudy with two
showers of rain. Late frosts killed the
apricots. peaches will be a fine crop.
Highest temperature, so degrees; lowest,
46 degrees.
Orange county-Tustin: The weather
was cool and cloudy with heavy fogs oc-
casionally turning to light showers. Rain
on the 9th was followed by a strong west
wind which dried the hay lying on the
ground so that little damage was done.
Capistrano-The barley and walnuts
look WELL Deciduous fruits will be short
crop.
San Diego county-Escondido Light
showers during the week. The hay har-
vest begun. Indications are favorable for
larger crop than was expected
Bernardo-Weather cool and cloudy with
Rain on the Xth
The herald., 1895-05-02
LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale and Retail Quotations, Corrected
Daily

LOS ANGELES, May /.
Eggs today show no change, though
poultry generally is weaker, showing a
reduction of about soc.
New potatoes again exhibit trifling
advance OF about sc, with a decided firm
ness. Dealers are looking for high prices
for this edible and advise liberal planting
by the farmers.
In millstuffs Stockton -four shows an
advance of 15c and Los Angeles flour d
Jump of 20c. The laSt mentioned advance
took place yesterday morning, and was
the result OF the higher quotations pre-
vail ing north.
Straw berries continue steady at 5@7c.
the Wilson, scarce and choice berry.
bringing top prices.
Red raspberries are still selling at 25c
per box and are scarce.
Cherries are arriving in larger quanti-
ties, and range from 20c for white to SOC
for choice black.
Quotations follow:
Vegetables
Beets-75c@$1. 90 per 100 lbs.
Cabbage-$1. 80@2. 90.
Carrots-$1. 90.
Caulifower-50c per dozen.
Green onions-40c per dozen.
Lettuce-12@15c per dozen punches.
Parsnips-S0@9Oc per 100 lbs.
The herald., 1895-05-02
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices = Grain and Provision
&c

Call Board Prices = Grain and Provisio n
novements
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.--Wheat--
Dull; December, 9oHc; May, 9Oc;
new. seller, 94lc.
In the local wheat market there was a
firmer feeling today, but the uncertainty
regarding the disposition of the 100000
tons held by the Fair syndicate was such
that operators were disinclined to do
business. The firm of l.. w. McGlauhin
& Co., wheat brokers for the late James
&. Fair, now admit that its missing CASH
ier. G. S. Smith, is probably defaulter
to an amount not to exceed $40, 900. The
firm denies collusion with Smith and also
that the settlement of the Fair wheat dea!
inspired Smith flight.
Barley Dull; December, 67Ac; new,
seller, 1kc.
Corn-$l.20.
Bran-$14. so.
Flour-Family extras, So. 1908. so; bak-
ers' extras, $S. S.40@3.50; supertine, ~. $50
$50.
Wheat-Weak; No. shipping, SSAc;
choice, 9oc; milling. 92}4@9713c.
Barley-Weaker Feed, fair to good,
61A@62Hc;' choice, 63A@65c; brewing,
80@S5c.
Oats-Milling and surprise, $1.O7I@
1.17%; fancy feed, $1.02%@1. OH; good to
choice, 95c@$1. 90; fair to good, 90@95c;
poor to fair, S5@S71ac; black, nominal;
gray, 95c@$1.02H.
The receipts were.
The herald., 1895-05-02
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
The Undertone OF the Market Was Firm
Throughout
VAIL STREET SPECULATION
A noderate Decrease in the Volume of Bond
Trnding but the Tone OF the
r1arket Was Firm.

NEW YORK. May 1.-rhere was a fair
" good distribution OF business on the
Stock Exchange today, and the transac-
tions were comparatively heavy, notwith-
standing the fact that there were periods
of inactivity, notably in the morning,
when speculation was sluggish. The un-
dertone of the market was, however, firm
throughout, and although there were oc-
casional reactions, there was no pressure
to sell at any time, and the changes in
prices of the day are IN the main toward
higher figures, the exception being as a
rule in specialties. The bulk of the trad
ing was in industrials, grangers, Reading
and Kansas and Texas preferred, with
Sugar as the leader, the latter closing 27s
above yesterday. The market closed
strong.
There was moderate decrease in the
volume of bond trading, but the tone of
the market was firm. The total sales
were ~, 159, 900.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds firm.
The herald., 1895-05-02
MEAN TEMPERATURE FOR THIS MONTH IN

Mean temperature for this month for II
years, 60.
Average deficiency OF daily mean tempera-
.ure during month. I.U2.
Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn
perature since January |, 10.
Average daily deficiency since January l, o. g.
Prevailing direction of wind, west.
Total movement Of wind. x726 miles.
Maximum velocity OF wind, direction and
date "a, northwest, 5th.
Mean monthly dew point AZ.
Mean monthly Rel. Il um. "a.
Total precipitation, AS inches.
Number of days on which .O1 inch or more
OF precipitation fell u.
TOTAL PRECIPITATION TN INCHEs) FOR THIS
The herald., 1895-05-02
WOO1 Market

LONDON, May 1.-At the wool auction
sales there was a fair attendance and the
prices realized equaled yesterdays close.
Sales in detail:
New South Wales-Scoured, 7%@1s Sd;
greasy, S@Sd.
Queensland = Secured, 7Hd@1s sgd;
greasy, 3% @Sd.
Victoria-Scoured, 11d@1s ID; greasy,
5A@10d.
South Australia = Secured, 103d
greasy, 314@7d.
Swan River-Greasy. 5A@Sd
Tasmania Greasy, 5M@Sd
New Zealand - Secured. 9d@1s Id;
greasy, 41a@9d.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-Scoured
7Ld@1s 115d.