davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1896-03-12


Office safe.
.'Do you know if the exact money was
paid out?'' the district attorney asked.
~ don't know whether it was or not, for
all the money was mixed up and was paid
out in the ordinary course of business
'Did you take a receipt for it?''
IL presume sc"
''Where were they kept?"
SIN the safe-at least. that is my recol-
lection"
''In the settlement with Mr.. Newlin was
book?''
mo. he got more than appeared on the
book"
What else was there?''
"Certain trust funds"
"Where were those accounts kept?"
lin the small ledger"
did you take separate receipts?"
mo receipt was taken for the fee fund;
there was about $4OO balance of trust
funds.''
fund.-"
"Because the fee book showed the
amount: and Mr.. Varcoe didn't think it re-
quisite."
On redirect the defendant explained that
the fee book showed the amount of bal
ance and that amount was turned over. A
separate receipt was taken for the trust
fund, but no receipt was taken for the va
rious receipts on hand.
The defeuse rested and the prosecution
proceeded with the testimony in rebuttal.
MIR. Newlin, recalled, stated that
the exact amount turned over to
him was $l51O.69, of which
81 100 belonged to trust funds, and some-
thing over $4OO to the fee fund.
H. E. Storrs, the foreman of the grand
jury was asked by the district attorney if
he had asised defendant the question: ''Do
you mean to say you deliberately faisified
the record for he purpose of concealinQ
the crime of Mr.. Fanning?'
The defense argued such question was
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
l..

Senoer oerfol9te ua6oentli5 ieinen
gSeg, Ooer iiberlieb es uielmebr leinem
Pferoe, iid Senielben 81 iu4en. 9ie
eben erlebte SSene nit Dem 6onte Sa=
rio beIhdfti9te feline 8soantsn 10 Iebr,
oaB er gar nibt uuf Der @e9 09tete
uno nod lueni9er 0ui oas wunosrbare
panorama, Delbes Ii6 bier bon Der
SObe aus Dor ieinen glifsu ausbrei=
tete.
50 bsnsrtts er es audi ni6t, ooB lib
pl0Bli5 eiu Siemli1 perpiloert ausie=
bcnoer WenI9 aus Dem Oi6ten uno bOs
ben 8raIe CUR Settle Der StraBe srbOb
uno Ietne bitter gliibenoen Nu9en, in
oersn Bid ii6 etpas luie Serwunoes
ring mii4te, auf i'm rihtets.
grit als Ii4 iein Yfsro oh Der llnsr-
lparteten GriAeinun9 milo aufbdumte
uuo ben g%lbmuu9slOien oaour1 fait 81
yOoen mari, Ibrat er 5uiammen. 9lber
taum bate er einen 8lif in oas
braune, Don wirren. rabeui9warSen
Saaren um9sbsns AntliB 8eWOrieH, als
er ausrief:
,,Seim Sens, oas 1T cine lebsrra-
ihun8! YbilippO. mas mahlt Oh
bier? SD 9laubte DID ldn8it iibsr
Dem Weltmeer oriiben."
IS mar in Der Shat Der 9anoit, ben
Senoer auf Der SObe oes Wonte bon
benz S6ritte in Die Gwi0teit Suriifges
balten bate. Sein Nusiebeu mar aber
jsBt pisl ueripiloeter ais oamals Die gr-
innsruna an isue iurdtbars S3ene
muBte ipie perSebrsnoes Seuer in iei=
mem Snnern gewiiblt uno i'm ru6elos
lumber 9eia9t baben.
.Nob oarf i6 bic 3iiitsn Stalisns
nibt perlaRsn - msin @ert bier 1T
nod niht 81 gnoe!" beantpOrtste er
oumpf Ssnoers gnreoe.
,Sein Wsrt2" ira9ts oieisr.
.Sas Wert msinsr 9ta1e," er,ldrte
pbilippO.
Ysnosr blitte asipannt auf i'm; ss
fam ibm iofOrt Die @bnung. oaB Der
Bandit aus ir9eno wel4en 8riinoeu
oenielben Seroa4t bs9s, ME bic @On-
%teiiina.
,,Su bait bod Define Na1e auf benz
WOnte 9ittore beirisoi9t," iaSte er.
Yspo Suoi 1T toot."
Gin Slib ces Saiiss ipriibts aus ben
4usen pbilippO's.
,,9iein, sr lebt!" iagts er isit.
.Hidt mOali6. sntasausts Ssnoer
Wie speiislno, lid fab ibR bob fallen
Don Osiuer Sano.
Der StOb mub fsbIsssaussu isin
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ieben, bur5 pelbes er beorObt lit. N6s
tbi9enfalls ipirOe i'd ibm au9 ielbit
cine Warnurt9 ertbellen."
Slug ousGeoadt" ipottete 9bis
Hippo. ,gtber oOs glflss Toll gua nidts
belfen. Shut, mas Sub Cure 9fi6t
gu tbun beibt uno i9 peroe t6un, pas
mir Die &a9e 9ebietet. llno nun lebt
pObl, SiQnor! - llniere We9e 8eben
aus chamber, Der meine fibrt ourd
S6lu6ten binourt uno an 4b9riinoen
bin, Der Cure iiber iOnnenbeitra1lte
labenoe 8eiiloe. SD mill Gub nl6t
siirnen oaB Sbr mei1en pl1nen binz
oerno ent0e9eu tmretet, SIR meint es
oiellei6t gang gut, uno mO9et plelleiht
aud &eht BADEN BON benz Stanopuntte
talt6erslger Woral. glber mein 2eben
1T Elm perlorenss, in oieier @elt, iuie
in ~leter, oarum Iu6t es gu Oergellen,
o0B iia uniere Yfaoe jemals treu3=
ten"
,YbilippO, uur Der Mann 1T oer=
loren, Der ii6 ielblt perlOren 9lebt!"
rief genoer Dem enteilenoeu Sanolten
ua1.
Sang re6t. Si9nor!" tOnte es 3u=
rid. ,,Sebt pobl!"
Die yiii6e an Der Settle bes @eaes
i6lOhen lih binter Der geihmeiol9en
uno bod Suglsi6 trdftiSen @eltalt oes
ganoiten - ulo Bender lab li6 ALIEN.
Gr fiiblte Mitleio nit oieiem Wsn=
iben, Der, an ben redten plaB I'M Se=
ben 9eitellt, piellei9t NuBer9epObnli9es
9"eleiftet bate.
Sin leibter Sbenteloruf trieb iein
Pfero tpieoer pOrtplrts uno balo befano
er lid Dor benz S6lolie oss GOnte Do
rio.
Gr bate bier nabfOri6eu mpllen;
lebt mar oas ni6t mebr nOtbi9, pbis
Hippo bate ibm Die 8ewIBbeit 9sgeben,
uno baB iih oieIsr ni6t tdui9e, oafiir
biirQte ibm Die Gahiubt, Die oe1en
Ser3 our69liibte. Sas au9e Der Siebe
iiebt i6art oas Nuss oes Sailes nod
ihdrier! Senno9 beihlOb Bender,
Dem SAlOiie sinen yeiub ab3uitatten.
er fano eiIlen ei9enen &eij oarin, in Der
Nbpeienbeit oes &Open in oieielbe ein=
3uoringen.
Sas SdloB islbit berrietb ourd iein
Iusieben iein bObes glter unb 3ugleih
oas Der Iamilie Carlo, Die es erbaut
uno in ununterbrOhener breckenridge
Der 8eneratIoneu b"sielisu batter.
YOr oemielben befano iib,ein 9srdu=
niger, nit 3%ierbdumsn bepflan3ter
SOt in oenen Mtitte aus einem 9rOben,
ulerefi8en, Don Slumenbeeten unl=
9renstsn g8aIerbsten Elm Sprin9brun.
nen feline NaIsritrablen in Die Suft
emporldnellte, bic, in feline Yerlen ser.
Itrdubt, wieoer 3uriiffielen, bonn @inoe
Derjagt, ODER bon Der SDnue resenbps
s~eniarbig beidieneu.
Sieies gaiIin biloete, ME ss i6ien,
oas leBte ueberbleibiel bon breiteu
0aher9rdben, Die wabribsiuli6 i'm
friibsu Wittelalter oas ShlOB i4iiBeno
um9aben.
Sas SdlOB ielbit itauo auf elmer
&alnpe bon braunsm SanoItein, ipel6e
IS erb0bte uno linn cine 9etpilie MOS
oerne Gleganj per!ieb; aber troBoem
mabte es eineu oiiIteren uno truurigsu
Ginoruf uno feline srOBsn S6ieieroG=
der seidmeten ii4 msIan4uliI4 bonn
9immel ab.
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IL.

.St Der Sausbsrpalter ;rt ipre=
6en?" fra3te Bender ben fridge an
YOrtale oes S4iOIles lebusnbsn Sie=
ner.
,.@as piini6sn Sie?" iraate Ssner
surild. Obns li4 BON isinsr Stels gu
riibren.
SD iagte ss Sbnen bersits, i9
mDhte ben Sausbernalter ipreben,"
ent9e9nete Bender nit rubiger Be-
ltimmtbeit - Die ein3ise qrt uno Wsiie,
I'm arrOgnnte Siener in i6re Sbrantsn
Suriifiuweiien.
,SOrt tommt sr ielbit," ia9te Der
Siener, miBOsrenii9t, oaB er feline Neuz
9ier nibt befrieoi8t lab. iuosm sr in
Die Salle iuies, iiber osren getdfelten
6uBbOoeu Elm alter Waun nit i5liir=
fenoen SArltteu berbeitam.
Bender Qing, bOflid sriBsno, auf
ibn 81 uno Tra9te:
.SignOr, wiirosn Sic einem 6renl.
Den ipObl 9eltatten, oas S9lOB gu be-
libti9eu?"
Gr mlBte es li6 9efalen laiieu. oaB
ibu Der Nite bon oben big unten mll.
mitsrte. ebe sr cine Nntuort 9ab. Sieis
tritiIte SeOba4tun8 ibien ibu absr
ourdaus Sufrieoen aelteut 81 baben uno
i'm nihts fiir bic Siberbeit oes Sal=
les fiirbten 81 lalieu, ossbalb 3Ogerte er
nibt. bic erbetsne GrlaubniB gu srtbsis
len.
YenSer bate Die ,3eit ebenials be.
ntiBt, UNI iein 8esenibsr Senau in oas
Iuge 81 fallen.
Is mar cine b6llig Suiammsnsetrofs
nete, fait mumienbafte 8eitGlt, unsUei=
islbaft sin Snpentaritiit oes Sauies.
Seine 8eli6tsji9e batteu siu rubi9es
uno frsuuolibss Nusiebeu uuo ni6ts
lieB oarauf ihlieBen, oaB ibm oas
iurbtbare 8ebeimniB isinss 8sbisters
bswuBt iei.
Bender uno Der Sausperwalter sins
gen NuUtl8 our0 elnl9e gunner I'M
9roaeihOB. oenn gu elmer eingsbsnosn
9elibti0un9 man9elte Senoer bic 3eit,
IS mar ibm mebr I'm ben 8eiammteins
oruf Al tbun. ben oas S9lOB auf ibn
MAIDEN ipilroe.
Damn ltie9eu lie bic tsppi6beleatsn
MurmOrltuieu uGb Dem Bautettiaale
empor. Serielbe sntbielt an Den Ian.
gen uuo bobsu WGnoen bic YDrtrdtaas
lerie oes S6lOlIes uno srbielt oaourt
sin e~rnltes. lteiies @~usiebeu. Die Mir
oeppllen @elialten Der Srd0er oes
erlaubten Namens Der Sario - piel in
GitterriiItuns, Die weiblidsn 8lieoer in
Gotptoltiim - i6ienen f0rmli6 aus
Dem &abmen beraus,utrsten, I'm iiber
bic ginorinslin8e berSufaleu.
Gs mar Elm uu9emiitblidsr Gaum,
,uie ole oerGrtiaeu in alien S6lOiIern,
uno ossbolb aud nur 81 iteiIsu, 9lan3.
pOlen Geltli4tsitsu beitimmt.
Ser Saususrwaltsr asists iia isbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Cine Rat6oli(6e
BON 0rDbe mo 9eoeutGna
- lit bic -
gurQe cQ6e Colonip.

Sir einen Seoen, bauptIG6Ii6 fir
el1en 6GmIlienuuter, lit es unbez
ptn9t pon 9r0Bter gebeutuna, 1uenu
er unter Sanosleuten uno @laubenss
9enonen lebeu unb wirfen fam.
Die GurtIe Cate 9olonie, nit ibrenr
aus9esei6neteH, rei6en uno eroies
bt9en Sooen, nit berrIi9em Waiier
lI1o Sllna, nit 6tr6en, S6ulen
uno 6~abrpegen, nit ;wet giieuz
babnperbtnoungeu nit ben pier in
Der Jtdbe lte9enben grOBten 6ans
oslSltdoten bes 9torbweitens (nGms
lid: st. Eaul, Mtnneapolis, On.
lutb uno Supertor), btetet benz
tatbolii6en Sarmer oieie 9ortbeile,
DIE er unmDgIt9 fir 10 biaiqes
9elo anoerswo ertaufeu fam.
Wtebr wie 400 SamiIien, sic idou
yaro s%etauft baben uno sufrieben
ltno, beseusen bic @abrbeit oieler
Sebauptung. $50 10 uiele SAINTS
lien l0on 9etauft babeH uno fort,
pdbreno 6reunoe unb Sefannte
lmmer nod binSieben, sebt ielbits
perItdnoIt9 bas Sauo isbr lebbaft
ab. Vtebrere Sauieub acres sutes
Sano ltno nod in oieier Golonie fiir
Den biuigen Breis pom Sc bis 81
per aere auf iebr Iei3te 3abIunsss
be~otnsnngen gu baben. Sir &arte
uno SeiGreibuns uenbe man ii3
l3riftIi3 ODER minbIi9 an
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Samilie; lie battsn olle eiten bartsu
Sinn uno wie es oenn 10 gebt i'm 2es
Seben: lauter barte Steine aneinoer
mablen niht 9ut;-es iprangen oft.
mails bic 6unten, uno meiu altes Sbr
bat bduii9 WOrte DernOmmen, Die man
in Der &eGel ni6t Dor Sienern aus-
ipri9t, uuo Die Serpunote ii~berbdupt
niht Qegeneinanoer 9ebrau6en ioQten.
6reoeri9O tpar nun Elm e6ter Sarip,
etDas aufbraufeuo uuo biBig, uns
lhnell 81 WOrt uno Shat uber nit
benz belten Bergen BON Der g8elt.
6OrtieBung Ol9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

ter9ebener - Elm SIener! SD finoe es
oa iebr ionoerbar. DAB Sic ibren YlaB
al Der settle Der GOnteiiina einneb=
men, Sic Geb0ren bod biuter oieIeIbe
-. in eini9e G%ntiernun9 - no baben
bier itberbdupt ni9t mitSuipre6en!"
,,Gonte!"
,,Ro6 cine 8eleioiQun9 - uno id
iblaae Sbnen Die &eitpeitide ms
8eli6t!" rief Ysnoer, to6sno Dor
Corn.
,,O1O, Der Serr WurQuis ibeint ieGr
getualttbGti9e Yeamte gu boben. Nun,
10 mus i4 bod einmal frugen. Oh es
llm 9IeiA0iItiQ it, wenn lie Die 8dite
ieines Sauies beleioi9en."
,,86un Sic, mas Sic fir re6t ball
ten, Gonte 9ario, "Ia8te 2iottn, ,,aber
lailen Sic mid S6nen QeIteben, ouB
i'd S9r SeneBm:n iebr notwithstanding
Ilnoe."
,,Sns Seuebmen oieies 8enmteu"
iAeint Sbnen ullerOin0s beiier SIT geial-
len, wie ib merte." mtportete Der
@oute ip6ttjib, ,,ObWobl i6 CLAUDE,
oaB er ni1t geraoe bic p~dilenOlte 0e=
ieaibait iiir cine Game Sbrss &anges
it,"
,WdBi0en Sic iib, @Onte." riei
2iatta in bellem 3Orn, penn Sic ni6t
Diiniben, ouB ib ieiren S4uB ae8en
Sic anrufe!"
,Sebr perbunoen fir Sbre Giebenss
uiiroi0teit, 6Onteifina. SD peroe Sic
jeBt ni6t ldn9er ~Guibalten, oenn es
ibeine mir Obnebiu. Gls o0B i6 bier
nur fore. a riverderci, 6Onteilina!"
Der Gonte psrnsi9te lib ip0ttiIa,
oriifte ieinem pieroe Die Die SpOren IN
Die gBeiAen uno lprenQte oaoon, Dem
S9lOiie Oes WCrQuls 5l.
Gin unangenebmes 3ui0mmsntrefs
fen." ia9te Bender nod INNER errsst,
als Sener Oeribwunosu.
49," itimmte Qiuttd BEL. ,.uno i'm
10 mebr, ais er jeBt perIudeH WirO, Die
Drama AUDI ge9en Sic ein3unebmen. "
.6iir mid firdte i6 ni6ts. aber
Iles fir Sic! g8ir miiiieu Nas5 auf=
bieten, I'M inns iiber feline YeriOn 8e-
iplBbelt 81 perIbaHen."
sd bin ieBt mebr oaOOn iiber;egat
ais ie, oaB mein Yeroaht be9riinoet
it," ertlGrte Siattu. ,,9lber oas
brin9t uns ni6t weiter. mir miiiisu Bee
Deiie baben. Seuu leBt miiiien mir
porIibti9er lein ais ie, etmas Na6tbei=
li4es iiber ben GOnte perlnuten 81 laI=
len, man tpitroe IS nur als Ra9e fir
OHs beuti9e &etOntre betra6ten. Sob
bier iino mir CUR Stelle."
Sic oelltete auf Elm in mauerriibem
StDle aui8efiibrtes, prd1ti9es @ebduoe
al Der Settle Der StraBe, oas BON siuem
ausgeoebnten partdbnlI4en 8arten um=
9eben mar.
limb bort oriiben liegt oas Sblob
oes Gonte?" iraSte SsnOer.
sd"
oSann 9eitatten Sic mir biniiber gu
reiten, wdbrenO Sic bier Sbreu Yeiu9
ma9en."
,98as wollen Sic tbun?"
,,Sas miro bon ben umitdnoen ab=
banaeu; p~OrIauiis retOsnos3iren."
ia uirN ih,,pu nisOe;ht ,,iLt nio(
nilBpn."
,,Tas fiir9te ib islbit, absr ib Mil
bob ben Seriu6 MADDEN. @ann bari
i9 Sic bier abboleu?"
lin fInf ubr."
,,@ut. auf @ieoerieben. GOntei=
final"
@dbreno SenOer auf Der StraBs oa-
bintrabte, lentte Giatta ibr Yfsro Dem
Sauie Der Greuuoin 81.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-23
DELEGATE MARTINELLI
TALK WITH SATOLLTS SUCCESSOR
IN THE UNITED STATES.
He VIII Sail from Queenstown for
New York Next Sunday-NO Instruc-
tions from the Pope.

Copyright, 1896, by the Associated Press.)
DUBLIN, Sept 22.--Archbishop Martinez
Ii, the newly appointed apostolic delegate
from the Holy See to the United States, is
here on his way to his new post of duty
and to reporter who called upon him to-
day he talked quite frankly of his mission
and something of his plans.
81 am unable to say" said Archbishop
Martinelli, as to the length of my stay in
the United States. I go any other dele
gate would co. and no opinion
can be formed by delegate,
except in the case of a temporary and
express mission. / am to be there at the
disposal of the Holy Father. There is no
fixed term of office for a delegate. shall
make Washington my headquarters while
my mission"
Upon being complimented on his excellent
command of English the Archbishop re-
sponded by explaining: II have had fifteen
years experience, while teaching the Irish
Augustinians in Rome in using English.
But in 1889 I was appointed prior-general
of the order and so have lost some. I hope
to make it up He added in reply to a
query: II do not bring any instructions
from the Pope on the labor question. The
world already knows the Pope's views OF
that subject"
presidential election in the United States,
a smile stole over the features of the dele
gate, and he replid: Il am aware of the
deep interest in that subject. But a dele
gate has only to do with ecclesiastical af-
fairs. The Holy See cannot interfere in
that 1 was in the United States for some
three months in 1898 visiting the American
province of our order. | very much
pleased when there at the liberty and good
will of the people. 1 enjoyed every horse
car and train and public place / was in and
from everybody 1 got the greatest signs
and proofs of eSteen-more than in Catho-
lie countries. l am travelling alone, except
for the presence of AN American provincial
of order. Father O'Driscoll OF the
Augustinian Province of St. Thomas, at
Bryn Mawr, Pa, who studied theology
under me at Rome. 1 do not know exactly
how long Cardinal Satolli will remain. He
will probably leave for Rome week or
so after my arrival and he will there re-
ceive the cardinals hat at the consistory
to be held in November or December"
Archbishop Martinelli will go from here
to Cork tomorrow, where he pays visit
to the house of his order and will embark
on the Cunard steamship Campania at
Queenstown for New York next Sunday,
Sept. 81. He said: My stay in New York
will depend how l stand the voyage.
If it is rough shall require some rest
there"
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
bnard,s Comm erciaI MefrNnoIia.


NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Flour-R Receipts. 3o.s
brls; exports, 13, 946 .brls. Market quiet owing
high views of holders who asked 5@1oc ad-
vance Rye flour steady. Corn meal dull, but
steady; yellow Western, 5sc. Rye firm; No. 2
Western 40c. Barley firm feeding Western, 9Oa4
Q32c. Barley malt quiet.
Wheat-Receipt p, 100 bu exports, e5 700 blu.
Spots irregular; No 1 hard, Tic. Options opened
strong and advanced a good cash demand
West, higher Northwestern markets, strong ca
bes and covering. but lost part of the rise under
realizing and the big increase in worlds stocks,
closing Nose net higher; No. red, May, 71&4@
Y 9-16c. closed at 72c; December. 6SA@697sc.
closed at Gee.
Corn-Recepts. 1O7, 300 bu; exports, 80, S4s bu.
Spots firm; No. 2, 265sc Options advanced on
light lots and sympathy with wheat, but
lower MAY, 30AQ30asc. closed at S0Ac; Decem-
Oats-Receipts, 1s05oo bu; exports, l,603 bu
Spots frrner; No. 2 20s4c. Options quiet. but
stronger on covering and closed AQ1ac net
Hay steady; shipping. 55@6oc: good to CHOICE
steady. Wool quiet
Beef firm. Cut meats firm. Lard firm.
Tailow steady. Cotton seed oil quiet; prime
crude 21G22c: prime yellow. 2313Q24c
Coffee-Options opened steady with prices un-
changed to points lower, ruled quiet with weak
undertone, following Unsatisfactory cables and
as points net decline. sales. Is $50 bags, in
Guiding: October. 930@9.40: December, S.S5GrS 95c
jobbine 1Oa4c. Mild quiet; Cordova. 150i7c. Rio
-Steedy; No. z Rio Toe; exchange. % ed. Re
United States, 14,o2o bags; cleared for Europe,
5000 bags; stock, $4,000; total warehouse deliv-
ing 4.702 bags from New York New York stock
49, 72 bags United States stock, 9o,199; anoat
fer the United States. 414,1S9 bags, against
577,652 bags last year.
trifugal, sc test. &c; refined quiet.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 22-F'lour quiet, firm and I'M
changed. Wheat-Futures closed higher than
yesterday. The increase in the worlds stock of
wheat shown by Bradstreet's caused an cas-
ing off early, but cables came strong that do
r1estic markets did not decline but showed great
strength and advanced Spot tame, prices
700 high for buyers: No red cash, ele-
vator esAgeSsiei track, 63d6n4e; No hard.
cash, 55el56c: September, 625kc bid; December,
661sc bid. Corn-Futures stronger but quiet the
advance being entirely due wheat. Spot dull
and higher: No. ? cash and September 19lsc;
December, Zoe asked: May. 22s4c asked Oats
Futures dull and neglected. Spot dull and
weak; No. ?, cash. 16hc bid; september, 17c
asked; May, 1850 bid. Rye, sic track. Bar
ley nominal. Corn meal. S1.35. Bran firm at Is
assoc, cast track. sacked. F1a-seed higher al
Gle Timothy seed prime. 50 60 Hay frrner for
timothy, $5G9.5o, this side. Butter unchanged.
Eggs firm at lie. Whisky, S1iS. Cotton ties and
bagging unchanged Pork steady; standard mess
jobbing, ssG6.50 Lard higher prime steam
s.42Me: choice. sec Baeon-Boxed shoulders,
4l2lec; longs 3S71sc; ribs. lie; shorts. 4.121zc.
Dry-sait rleats-Boxed shoulders. 81 &c; longs.
3S7Izc: ribs, 3.5oc; shorts. 3.s2t5c. Receipts
Flour Z 600 brls; wheat IS 600 bu; corn. II coo b
oats 81, COO bu. Shipments-F'1our, II COO brls.
wheat 0.000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu: oats. I1.00o bu.
BALTIMORE Sept 22-Fiour very firm and
unchanged. Receipts, 41,oa2 brls; exports, 40
brls. Corn strong; spot and month. 2IG25.4c;
November and December. and old, 27ikGp
2xs.c. Receipts. 1852 bu: exports. none. South
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ACTIVE STOCK MARKET
SUGAR LED THE SHARE LIST AND
FLUCTUATIONS WERE VIDE.
Reading MonOpolIzed the Trading in
Railroad BOnds-Local Business
More Encouraging.

At New York. yesterday, money on call
was easier at 305 per cent; last loan, 4
per cent: closed at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper nominally TM9 per
cent.
Sterling exchange was heavy, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S31ad4 s3st
for demand and s4.s1An4S11a for sixty days;
commercial bills, $3.50
Bar silver, 65asc; silver certificates, 65i2f0
66c. At London bar silver closed at 80 slid
per ounce.
Total sales of stocks were 210,S69 shares,
including the following: American Tobac-
co, $780, American Sugar, 4o,5Oo; Burling-
ton & Quincy, 13100; Chicago Gas, $500;
Louisville & Nashville, $500; Manhattan,
1880; Reading, $500; Rock Island $3.50;
ST. Paul, 23,40o: Tennessee Coal and Iron,
3.40o; Western Union, $500; Wheeling x
Lake Erie, 5000
The New York stock market showed u
moderate increase in activity yesterday and
business was veil distributed with Sugar in
the lead IN extent OF trading. The stock
exerted considerable sympathetic influence
on the general list The market was de-
cidedly erratic with especially wide ffuctua-
tons in the specialties. The opening was
irregular on declining tendency owing TO
lower London quotations due to the threat
ening aspect of political affairs in the Lee
want Sales for foreign account were also
executed in this market The downward
tendency was checked for a brief period
and higher level reached on liberal pur
chases. some of the gains We're material
notably in New Jersey Central, which rose
rs to 1924 on the theory of improved con-
ditions in the anthracite industry. Read
ing was a feature also. rising TO ia
good buying, which was attended by Off
cial denlals of any check in sight TO the
foreclosure proceedings set by the court for
to-morrCN. Time money was reported Of
fered at per cent. for all periods on cur
rency notes and an increased disposition by
out of town banks, and to a less extent by
local institutions, to buy prime mercantile
paper was noted. There was no important
pressure of long stock at any time except
in Sugar. A decline of per cent. in Man
haitian was attributed to realizing. A bulge
of per cent in Leather on the improved
condition of the industry, together with
news of further engagements of gold for
import later, caused some Improvement in
the general market.
The Reading issues monopolized the bulk
of the trading in railroad bonds. The gen
erai market ruled firm, with Milwaukee,
Lake Shore & Western firsts, Ashland di-
vision, scoring an exceptional decline of 5
per cent The sales were 81 ,124 900.
Government bonds ruled firm on dealings
Of $1,000.
The following, table, prepared by l.. w Louis,
Room IL. Board of Trade, shows, the range of
quotations:
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and wife. part southwest quarter section -
"a. township is. range 5-.--...-,..-....---.. 4Oo
Dan NJ Wood to Thomas 3. Wood and
wife, lot co. Highland place. .-............ $500
Mary e. Ray. guardian. to Edward c.
Huntington. part northeast quarter sec
ton 10 township 15 range 5....--....-....- 900
James H. Witty William Bosom, tTus-
nston-street addition - .-ae .-s 1000
SalIie NJ. Stephenson to Parisade NJ. Head.
teenth-street addition 1900
Theodore Kruse ct al. to Margaret L. Hi
att, lot g. Christians East Washington
street addition coo
Charles G. Daynmeyer TO Louisa Truter.
Subdivision outiot Sc ..................... 1000
Transfers, s; consideration sl2 500