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New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
NOT GTLDENSTPPE'S BODY, He SAYS

The statement made public yesterday that the
mutilated body which is being preserved in jars
in the Morgue is not that of william Guldensuppe,
the Turkish bath attendant, but that of William
s. Edwards. photographer has created a furry
of excitement among the officials.
Edward $. Ring. publisher of Norfolk. Va, who
says that ne can establish complete Identification,
has written to William +. Howe. counsel for Mar
tin Thorn accused OF the murder OF GuldenSuppe.
Edwards IT is claimed. disappeared from Empora,
Va. on June TO- and was last seen alive in this
CITY on June o. the day which. IL is alleged Ciul
densuppe murdered Since then Edwards has
not been heard Of
Howe a. Humme say that Ring. who Is expected
here within the next two days. Is bearing the eX
penses Of four witnesses whom he Is bringing with
IN
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

.r. o,,os, for the pIace of sergeant OF the local
no,ice 10 fll the vacancy caused by the proi"o''o
of Sergeant James Mclaughlin TO 'he '"p'""Ns'
lids fair TO be as interesting and perhaps as 'o"e
drawn-out as was the struggle for captain "a"e
sucoossor James Mclaughlin was mace cap
t,,n On JuIv 90 and 1t expected that MS sue
cessor would be named at the same met.s. , a. a.
there was hitch and the Somnssioe Sntnn, They
srreed TO meet on the following Wednesoay ineie ~
WAS iul attendance 1l or me boTS was no appoint
nent To-day the regular meeting ias S que; ;ai pI' no
,ceS il u by no means certain that meeting VIII
he held. or If there Is one 'ua. k an" al Port JEFF
ferson Tong Island. ard viii not be preseent anu
unless President Silkman attends there VIII IL pe o mo
msi5atr Hc&ss absence There are ve canSldstss Mats
moro and Peter MCGOWAN. The Board mas maue
Eoundsman MCGOWAN acting sergeant, cha hu,Iet,n
tn nominations rave & oefh ,th se5a?n,e T Company
\ q. y y for non-commissioned oincers ror Inhn ,n
sergeant John Ar6Gss " fSr %,9sSn TTrseanf for corr
Martin JGhm Norr,so% s1 Arthur Tiey Roderick
Ross Thomas NJ Peene: Thomas HeTnq; era H. 'U beid
M S sntnher an and iG before the Board of Examna-
don 1t was announced Yesterday tnat rsaaSts
NaIinson and Arbuckle COrpOrals MallihSorr, r,,i anu
Martin and Priyates Weldon MiliianS nNsns Nc
Vicar Murphy Loughran. Kelley. King, hudd: Ha, at
Frazier. Matthew S. Frazier Fitch Da'gS. GS,dais for
faithful attendance 10 miH'@IN u""'9 "'0
last dIi, season. . ,,,o tIooL and
Ladder Company has planned pleasant % %ouriNs a iuo
tomorrow The steamboat Chancehor VIII 80
his city ut os9 O'Clock IN the forenoon ana tSns
tbc n.riv 20 North Beach 1t has been so planned
thot The return trim shall he made in the cool OF
the evening 10 tickets are sold nu' ltM , ~, the
outside the company nave been invited 10 ehJo! '"o
The fiinersi OF Richard H. Mcfarland, who lived Ii
in Land ,apc-ave. lo"errc w2s - nT,u i Snufb
RroaGway Mr Mcfarland had summer n0ihe a.
Horizon ana wAe thcrs H. was taken i SITh as an,.
died He vas thirty-sevea years OLD. Buriai WAS
In Mount Hope Cemetery - vo,,,ors
Frederick Il Burton. conductor ol 'he. iOnnvlS OTYs
choral S,.ietV has comple;el his oratorlo ma
watha" and IL will be published by ilts0n 20; o.;
Of Boston At the last meeting az the foard OF
Governors of the Choral Society II was DECIDED 10
rrodu,e the u-aiOriO at the spIlnS conctrt, , ~
wear The rehearsals vii! begin when the singers
assemble IN Octohe" . ., - Mon,
The Civil Service Board. at its meeting on MUn e.
day nicht completed the new rules TO govern, @ iut
urc exa xaninations. They Will be suomte9 10 MS}Ui Sii
fpeene f1r approval ard ihcn sent 70 the state ot
Service Board for sanction. President lhollaS f au
he thought il would take about ten days 10 Set the
back from the State Board
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
ST1TFN ISLAND H4PPENINGS.

The directors OF the Staten Island Savings Bank
have elected August Hermann president wee
Adolph l.. King who died recently.
Extensive improvements are being made in the
Jewish Church in Tompkinsville. and $1,000 will be
expended in eevating 1t and adding TO the seating
capacity. ., -
George William Curtis Council. Royal Arcanum,
will have a trolley party and dinner at Midland
Beach August Is.
Tompkins Hose Company has abandoned its quar-
ters in First-ave Tompkinsville. and secured room
in the house Of Monroe Engine Company:
John G. Gebhardt "A wealthy hotel-keeper OF
South Beach is seriously Ill at his home. from the
effects of a scalp wound which he received by being
thrown from his horse. go
The festival of the German societies will end to-
,tgh, y,ifh a disnlay of fireworks. Last evening
there was a successful concert by the various ml-
steal societies.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
ROGERS, PEET & co.
UPPER MADTSON-AVE. SCBWAYS.
THE HEALTH BOARDS PLAN FOR PREVENTING
THEIR BECOMING OFFENSIVE TO
ARTTTING HOUSES.

THE HEALTH BOARDS PLAN FOR PREVENTING
THEIR BECOMING OFFENSIVE TO
ABUTTING HOUSES.
The Board of Health received yesterday from Or
Martin CHEF inspector of the Division OF food IN
spection Offensive Trades and Mercantile Estap-
lishments an elaborate report concerning the
condition of Madison-ave. from Fifty-nnth 10
Ninetieth-st based upon complaints made In the
winter OF 1867 as offensive odors OF gas ana
sewage leaking into the cellars of houses situated
in that section DR. Martin said that the aspnait
pavement of the roadway gave the avenue the con-
dtion of a box with an alright top and bottom
and omen sides Under the roadway are the Croton
water mains and pipes. those of the New ork
Steam Heating Company, the Electrical subway
the Consolidated Gas companies ana the sewers
giving an average of about $50 Joints TO each Dock
any of which may leak at any time from Il variety
of causes and gas, etc. be forced INTO the celldrS
of the houses fruitful cause or such leaks II tile
heating of the earth sometimes TO az degrees py
tho steam mains which are nsufliciently insulated
DR. Martin made the following recon- mendatlohs,
which were adopted: That the steam -heatlrS com
pany be required nsulate its mains as 10 pre-
vent the heating of the earth six inches from the
and that the gas companies be required so TO ar
range the Joints of their mains and service pipes
that the Joints shall be directly under or over
any other gas main, water main or sewer, ana
shall be at such distance from other mains ana
pipes that they may be repaired without disturbing
the other mains and pipes. and thus causing them
O leak.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
YOUNG Mr.. HUNTINGTON ACQUITTED.

After hearing the evidence in the case Magistrate
Mott sitting In the Morrisana Court yesterday aft
ernoon. dismissed the complaint OF assault made
against A. NJ Huntington stepson of Coils T.
Huntington. made by Dennis Ford a roadmaker. of
Ocean-ave. Westchester
Ford stated that on August he was working on
the Fort Schuyler road when Mr. Huntington rid
Ing a bicycle, ran into him and knocked him down
After riding short distance Mr. UuntIngfon
according 10 Ford. returned and shouted What Do
you mean? ] can lick the whole seven OF youi'
Ford said that he answered. II don't want 10 he
killed" Nj. Huntington then took his rake from
him. Ford says, and threw II across the road
Nj. Huntington denied FOrds story He said ne
was riding along he cycle path alongside the road
when one OF mis- handlcbars struck Ford He went
back II Ford hurt. Ford and another
workman approached him with their rakes held
threateningly. and fearing an attack he snatched
the rakes away from them.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
A FUGITIVE RECAPTURED.
GEORGE POLYCRAMIS WHO ESCAPED FROM LUD-
LOW STREET JAIL LAST WINTER
CAUGHT IN CHICAGO.


George Poycramis. one OF the prisoners who
made their escape from Ludlow street jan on Jaiu-
ary "A last was captured In Chicago yesterday al
,ernoon bv Detective George W. Hazen, brother OF
william p Hazen Chief of the Secret Service
Bureau Ever since the escape OF the three Pr'soh-
ers from the Jail. by which Sheriff Tamseh was
c,I,ed awav from the dinner of the First Panel or
the Sherir's Jury the officers of the Secret Service
have been on the watch for Polycramis' ie"
davs ago word was received from Chicago that the
man was in that city. and Chief Hazen sent MS
brother out there to arrest the fugitive The dis
match received yesterday afternoon by Chief Hazen
was that Polycramis was captured while trundlng
a pushcart from which he was peddling fruit De-
tective Hazen started from Chicago with MS
prisoner last night and Will reach this city TO-
morrow evening.
Poycramis arrested on November D. $780,
at No. 2s Chrystie-st. in company with woman
named Julia johnson. A number of plaster moulds
for the making Of counterfeit ten twenty-five ana
ffty cent pieces found. He was arraigned
before United States Commissioner Shields on De-
cember 10 last. on "A charge Of making ana passing
counterfeit ten-cent pieces and was committed 10
Ludlow Street Jail in default Of $1,000 bail. In
company with three other men, Polycramls mace
his escape from the jail the night OF January H.
The other men IN the plot were Michael Eagaa'
who was charged with passing counterfeit half,
dollars; William H. Post, the driver of mail
wagon who was under arrest on a charge OF ioTg-
ing a key to a United States mailboX and Pedro
Masso who charged with bringing a girl TO
this country for immoral purposes The prisoners
upper OF the prison jumping across an open air
space. and scaling barbed iron fence on the roof
OF a neighboring tenement house. Masso was
caught as he was making his way out OF this
tenement house. Eagan. who was member OF the
Bassford gang Of counterfeiters. which supplied
counterfeit coin to conductors Of surface cars in
this city and Brooklyn. was captured fortnight
later in house uptown on the West Side Just
guilty and is now in Sing Sing Prison. Post Is
The only one OF the quartet who made their escape
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
RATES REDUCED FROM CALIFORNIA.

Houston Tex, Aug. 10-The ocean rate war pe
tween New-York and Texas has brought apout a
reduction of rates from California to Houston inc
Southern Pacific announces that, effective August
r. the tariff on canned goods, beans ana peas
straight or In mixed carloads, minimum Welsht
20 900 pounds from California territory ana inter-
mediate points to Houston. VIII be lowered ,n 10 90
cents pcr 100 pounds. Canned goods from SANTA
Rosa viii take "A rate OF So cents per 100 pounds.
California wine. excepting champagne. calo'nS M ,aS
hounds This movement on the part OF the SOUTH
ern Pacific has been anticipated for some tlfne'
In protecting their Texas business they nave IN
iured their Pacific Coast business TO some extent
and they decided recently 20 go II alone In reduc-
ION of rates TO Texas points, competing with the
vrator route via the Isthmus and New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
HOTEL MEN ELECT OFFICERS.

The hotel men of NewYork State thronged the
corridors of the Murray Hi. Hotel yesterday fore
noon II was the occasion of the tenth annual con-
yention OF the New-York State Hotel Association.
and the bonifaces from all parts OF the State were
on hand At IA preliminary meeting reports of oti-
&c RS were read new officers elected and fifty new
members active and honorary. admitted. At ll:lJ
o'clock the ding adjourned 10 allow the mem
hers TO attend I'm "A body the funeral of George
Green. proprietor Of the Hotel Metropoe.
The officers elected were: President. +. J.. Merrl-
field OF the Continental Hotel. vice president, H.
J. Rockwell. of Albany; secretary. Simeon Ford
assistant secretary, w. \; Rosekrans. and treas
urer W W Wordcn. of Saratoga. At ! 80 o'clock
the members OF the association went to Glen Island
as the guests OF John H. Starn.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
COERT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divsor-Surrene court-Recess
supreme Couri-Spccial Term-Part I-Before Stover.
J.-CouI opens at l0:30 a. No. l. Brann agt. Brann.
2 Gilbert agt Gille 3. Milne agt. Northwestern Life
Insurance COMPANY: 8 Harris agt Sparks Jary ngi.
Metropolitan Street Railway Company q. Jacohy agt.
Kennedy; J. Qunian agt Palme,er; $ Cochrane agi
buchanan: jacket Setz To- Dehais agt. Sagnol.
II, matter u Foly; ~ Tanant 4 Co. ,agt Van Horn;
l3 Department Of buildings art Mead: II. Fordham agt.
Fordaam. Ihym Aspect III. Dreyfus lndail
H. Bulkey Robinson: II. Fske agt. fiske. 10. Ste
,ens agt. stevens 80 Cohen Cohen: 81. Bady
Tsothschlld. - Lawson Douglas. 23 Galewski
Mcryash a. Field agt Fitch -. Ritoh,er Fitch
20 Whitney AIT. Fitch: - Oppenhem agt. Fitch. Is
BunAanna Fitch; - Gallagher Fitch: 30 Qugley
nst. Fitch: 81 Saubach aet. Fitch ~ Worth Fitch:
Otto -. Robertson Lesser rs Farrell
agi. Noel 80 Morris Chatield: 81 People. etc. agt
DAILY Is Josselyn aet. sumner; -. People etc agt.
Lester; 90 Guggenheim agt. Honstad,: a. King aet.
Crane: A.. Semelein ag Fitch. ~ matter o. H.
mann IHmher Company; - salisbury agt Altieri. A.,
People Snyder; 10. Bridges surety
Company Al Kichardson aat. Waite and Bartlett
facturing Company: ~. Murray agt Mone; ~. Adams
aet. Smith.
supreme Court-specnl Term-Part Il-I}efore Pryor
il Court opens at 1890 a. EN-parte matters
Surrogate's court Chambers BEFORE Fitzgerald $
Court opens 2 1O;3O a No day calendar Wills for
probate: Marie Hahn Katherine Ebert Jacob Krygeer
Winfield s Brennan. Joseph Leavy Caroline l.. Morse al
1890 a..
ofty Court-Spccial Term Before Cnnan J.-Court
opens AT a. IN. Motions at 1920 a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
TARRYTOWN.

The twenty ninth annual excursion OF solomon
Lodge No 1es F. and A. NJ, to Coney Island ana
Rockaway will be held to-day. The steamer wiz
leave Tarrytown at 8 o'clock. stopping at Dopps
Ferry for the accommodation Of residents OF 'ha'
village. 49,, ;e, ~ tho
Rev. and Mrs e. c. Bull, Is being Pai"'e" anu
decorated . .ho Nortb
Tarrytown Fire Patrol was held last evening". O,
Edward =. Southwe has sold ms PioIeervS 60
broadway and Prospect-St. to the Mi'SiolI. II
ciety of Our Lady of Mount Carmel oil Ne"-i0'"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
4 CARPENTERS FALL FROH 4 SCIFFOLD.

Thomas Trysdale twenty-seven years old. n car
ponter OF No 1l2 East one hundred and nineteenth
81 fell from a scafolding on the second floor Of
No G West Thlry-third-st. yesterday afternoon.
He received contusions about the head and body
that may cause his death. lie was taken TO Belle
yue Hospital In falling the man struck John
Duffy also employed on the building. Duny had
his ankl, sprnined and was badly shocked. He
taken 10 his home. at No. i37 East Seventeenth-st
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
KILLED At THE DE IA SALLE BTTLDTNG

Hugh Thompson a laborcr. thirty-hve years old
of No go West Fiftieth-st., was instantly killed
yesterday by falling off A scanod while at Work
at the De La Sale Building No. lo5 West Fifty
ninth-st The contractor. Charles kemps. OF No.
az Sxth-aye was arrested by Policeman Conway,
OF the West Forty-seVenthst station, and 2rraSnel
i'm XorkVille Court on charge Of criminal ncgli-
Cence Magistrate Wentworth. on learning the
story. transferred the prisoner to the custody OF
tho a.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
NEW YORK AND NEW-JERSEY BRIDGE co

The new Board of Directors OF the New-fork ana
New Jersey Bridge Company OF New-Jersey met at
the Office OF the New-York company No. PA Broad
way yesterday, and organized by letting the fol-
lowing officials: President Everett NJ Culver; vice
president George T. Werts: treasurer, Thomas H.
Bauchle and secretary, George Magouh The presi-
dents and treasurers of both companies were ap-
pointed a committee to arrange for the formation
Of the syndicate who are TO have charge OF the
sale Of the bonds Secretary Charles II Swan. of
the New-York company, at the close Of the meet
ing sad go , 49,, -
head by merging leasing of one TO the otner
The syndicate for the placing OF bonds VIII be
bv the War Department will he completed by Sep
tember l. and will be then filed with the Secretary
If War The officials will loose no time in pushing
forward all details for the commence
rnent of the work.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
FIRST ToBAccO FROM JAMAICA ~ PoRT.

The first tobacco ever brought to this port from
the Island of jamaica arrived here yesterday
the steamer Ardanrose. The many Cuban cxiics
who have gone to jamaica. whore the sugar in
dustrV is now almost at standStil. have started
tobacco plantations. and IL Is expected that large
sections of the island will before long be under
cultivation by the tobacco growers. There
also on the Ardanrose TWO Cuban eXiles. Juan
Francisco Partuendo and Julian Bctancourt.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Al BEMARLE-H. ID. Porteous. OF Liverpool
HOFFMAN-Colonel G.. A. Hughes Chief Of Po-
lice Montreal. HOLLAND-Ccrgressman Robert
r. HIT OF Illinois MARLBOROUGH-Justic
John r. Putnam, of Saratoga MURRAY Hill
Joseph Ladue OF Dawson City. n. w. T.; Major
J. W. Hnkley Of Poughkeepsie. WALDORF
H. w Slbey. Of Rochester. W1NDSOR-Abner
Mckinley,
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

shou,d he drained and went ahead and had them
drained The cost of their work was sss2S - Wncs o
the lands which the Commissioners deemed to be d.
rectly benefited in proportion TO the amount Vi
hene6t each receives The town pays nothing.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
WHITE PLAINS.

Commissioners william c. Kellogg Charles r
Irscnoerry. jr.. ari J0hn F. Tairchild ON the ap-
plicatiOn Of Herbert u. Lent Supervisor of the
Town OF East Chester TO have certain lands in that
town drained for sanitary reasons. decided that 1t
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Birtoswald nIr), Pearn Cardr July - via
Hampton Roads August in ballast To simpson. spence
Young Arrived al the Bar at m
Steamer Pslata Ger. Karlowa Hamburg July 81 with
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

william Emery Qunby. of Detroit. until recently
United States Minister at The Hague, arrived here
yesterday from Antwerp on the Red Star Line
steamer Westernand He said that preparations
were already being made all over Holland for the
coronation OF Queen Wilheminl. which does not
take place for year yet. 1t will be held on Au-
gust 81 1895 when the young Queen will have
reached the age of eighteen years.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
Mr. POWDERLY VISITS ELLIS ISLAND.

T. V Powderly. United States Commssioner-(ien-
.ral OF Immigration and Commissioner Fitchie
companicd by Assistant Commissioner McSweeney
listed Ellis Island yesterday to look the rnns
Of the immigration plant The employees Of the
Rureau have had a goli-ned silver loving cup made
for presentation to DR.. Senner the eX-Commis-
sioner on IT is inscribed:
ls93-lS91.
DR.. Joseph II. Senner.
t,r,m his fellow officials. employees and associates
in he immigration Service at the Port of New
York in grateful and heartfelt appreciation Of the
many kinlnesses received AT his hands during his
term as Commissioner.
The cup will be presented to him on his first re-
appearance at the Barge Office
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 7O4 Moon sets m 3'l Moons age l.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A N-Sandy Hook 6:35 Gov Island 1904 Hell Gate 50,
pM-Sandy Hook 6:i5 GOV Island I:l3 He'll Gate 3:"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Stoyer. !.

Supreme Court
By Stoyer. J.
Matter Of Clinton ave Thomas T. Donneliy.
Tnusson agt. Goidberg- Henry W. Sacket;
Matter ~ Poussnn- Henry ". Sackrft
Taylor agt kohner Edwin \ Jones
by Pryor J.
Matter Of Stadilandcr- George II. Y"aman
Querllng agt. Querllng-James l.. Gordon.
Matter OF McKeOn---Jhnes VI. Wand
Scott agt. Webster-Eugcne II. Pomeroy
By Russell J.
BaueTdorf aSt c~SeT-Lyilg VI. DittsAi>aster.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rapid Transit Commission hearing. No. 2os Broad
way. IL n. m
Brighton Beach races. 2:50 y. ~.
Marine and Field CluJ clambake. clubhouse.
Bait Eearl. d. III
Pclice Board meeting.
Music In Tompkins and Abingdon Square parks.
8 d.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns are recommended to the readers of
THE TRIBUNE rs thoroughly reliable. and
business can he done by mail with the adj
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
GOOD ROADS on STATEN ISLAND.
CONTRACTS UNDER WAY FOR EXTENSIVE MA
CADAM WORK-NEARLY 100000 TO

BE EXPENDED.
The Richmond County Board OF Supervisors mas
awarded contracts for nearly twenty-three niles OF
macadam roads, 20 be built on Staten Island ana
10 cost nearly 100000.
The roads are to be completed this fall and' WIN
those already under way and compieteu' VIII man
seventv-iye miles OF macadam roads on the Island
Besides these contracts several towns on the island
are preparing 10 award contracts for the building
Of roads through their towns, 10 cost In the helsh
borhood of 100000. ~, - .ho ,.,,
These roads are doing more TO build up the island
and increase the value of property than anything
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
Announcements
;, w Pocantico, Nakodas. e. & w.
Both new effects in high banded collars

Henry A. Daniels, NJ. d..
~ West S9th 81.
Imnarmen.s OF the Nervous System. ard all important
rasaa - Hours TO |, to s.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadw
The times., 1897-06-11
The World of Business.
Wall Street Yesterday.

New York, June 10.-In order to ascer
tain the foundations OF the market it is
necessary to look back q fortnight or
more and examine matters which deyel-
oped then, or OF which the issues were be-
coming clear. The stock market began to
develop strength as soon as it was seen
that the revision OF the tariff would be
accomplished without undue delay, and
when 1t became apparent that the Cuban
question was not one which was going to
be settled without fun examination and
consideration. This movement has since
been stimulated by favorable advices from
the crops and some Improvement in busi-
ness, together with the large movement
OF grain, all of which matters have been
reflected in improving traffic returns Of
the railways
In addition the resumption of dividends
on Oregon Railway and Navigation and
st. Louis and san Francisco and the GER
tainty that the Granger and other irn-
ports would show their Dividends more
than earned for the fiscal year have also
contributed to the same end.
Todays market broadened notably and
its tone was strong and active The pre-
vai!ing bull!s.I sentiment was strengthened
by large purchases OF stocks for foreign
account and American stocks were re-
ported buoyant in London; notwitnstand-
ing reaetiopary tendency in the other
divisions CT that market. Those purchases
were largest in Southern railways "A tchi
son and Louisville & Nashviile--but they
were noted also elsewhere in the list
General trading showed those Char
acteristicS which have been pres ented
during the advance, namely, steady In
crease in commission business, Continued
taking of profits, aud disposition on
the part of room traders to contest
the advance Oh the sole ground of it's
extent. the anthracite coal stocks, which
have the extra element Of strength fur
nshed by the remaining short accounts,
showed the most decided advances OF
the day.
The money market was unchanged and
there Were no other Developments OF inl-
pcrtauce In the later dealings the reaii-
zation of profits was heavy, particu-
larIy in the industrials which reacted
quite sharply.
There was a fractional rally In Sugar
in the final dealings. The market closed
irregularly.
The times., 1897-06-11

Chicago, June 10.-Wheat advanced q
cent over yesterdays close, with most Of
the inprovement main tanned, Business
was light, owing to some uncertainty OF
feeling In regard to the Government esti-
mate due this afternoon. The most de-
liberate buying was to cover shorts put
out yesterday. Cash business was small,
only 10000 bushels having been taken
here. The seaboaTd cleared $4,000 bush
els. Minneapolis reported sales of 3O0,-
600 70 millers In their market AS 4
whole, there was nothing new in the
situation in today's market to influence
it either way except doubt as to the
Government report coming as high MS
had been anticipated. Corn was active
and higher advancing at one time on
Yesterdays close.