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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
scJEyTIPTC SOCIETIES IN SESSION.

Boston Aug. 2o-The Association Of Economic
Fntomologists and the Society for the Promotion
of Agricultural Science. now meeting In this city.
temporarily combined their conventions this morn
ing DR. b. B. HaIsead. OF Rutgers College. New
Brunswick y. j.. presided.
The first paper read was an important one by DR..
J. Il Smith, OF Rutgers College on Quarantine
Against Foreign Insects How Ear can II re Ef
fectiye2'
Among other papers were those OF Professor A.
d fioukins OF the University of West virginia
on 'Insec,s Detrimental and Destructive TO Tim
Der and Timber Products" and Herbert Osborn. Of
Arnes Iowa on Problems Connected With the
Attacks OF Jassldap on Grasses"
The annual proceedings OF the Mathematical So
ci-ty OF America concluded this morning In
the Rogers Building. under the presidency OF Pro-
fessor r. Moore. OF Chicago University.
The business consisted Of the reading Of several
papers OF exclusively technical interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
SHIPPING COAL TO BRi1i"" rum

STATIONS All. OVER TIE WORLD TO BE SUI
FLIED FROM NEWPORT NEWS
Norfolk. Va. Aug. H-Ih"f' ms wv"
from, norfolk. IN British bottoms. s"veh'''h car
NO.. NJ pocahonfas steam coal. nEgi"gaiihg VIZ"
,ons Those have gone 20 eleven diifcren' COMING
stations belonging 10 England. and T. has been De
llevei ,hat England was stocking such s'"'""S j"
oven, Of pos-ible war. To-day II leaked ON 'hH'
,h, ,i.,, T., undoibt ediv correct the Pocahonias
coal Comparv is asserted by one OF Us employees I"
have practically admitted thai an unlimited con-
,rac, with the British Government Tor coa'ihs nor
stations all over the world had been secured Ana
the work has Just fairly begun
The stations to which cargoes have mus iar beeh
so,, arc Montevidco. Uruguay; ST. MchaeTs
Azores, Kingston. Jamaica; Singapore, INDIA; cape
Town Africa: ST Vincent and Porto prsya cape
40 Verde. : Lucia British West Indies. Bucnos
Hvres. Argentine Republic. 81. Paul de Loanda
Africa and London -, ,., q an ,o,. 60
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The ~ N'''
ASTOR-Surgo ID. NJ. Appel 'n','u go" 49,,
Army RREVOOET-B Il Arnex president ui Wv
porto Rican Railway. FIFTH ANENuE-I' ',
Crider Tnird Assistant Secretary 81 STATE, an"
Congressman Serene r.. Payne. Of Auburn y
GILSEY-W William y. Pinkerton OF ,"o"so. =,
rt+D1,I c,o,o senator Mver Nussbaur. OF Al
hanv MANUATTAN-Tneodore Buittrnei', %
syracuse: H. T. DyKman, of White Plains. aIn -, :,
W. J. NJ. Barry. OF Brighton fnfihHu '" ,,.,,,'.
Milne Of Albany. Assemblyman r ID ,oP'n' -, ~
New-Paliz y Y. and Commissioner AHhl'y W
ia 81 wo,.rhurv conn SAVOY-W. \. Su'h-
erland Of Rochester. STU RTENANT-W NJ rem
rirrton OF Memphis. WALDORF Sir w X An
strilther Bart. Of Scotland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

SING SING.

The Prohibnioul-ts Of Westminster County opened
,hoir cau.p-rneo.ing yesterday Clarence VI. Lyon
will preside ~ fhepublic services and the HeN r.
,n.s.fne Viii continue throughout the week. clos
ing next sunday. Addrcsses viii BE- Iaa9e ea ~
sus,kera win ie II " Wilbur. Editor II True
Reform. Or j. y Dunn secretary or me Na-
iIoral Temp rance Society and Mrs J.. T. ba''N'
Stat" organizer 49,. =.
Mrs John VANDERBILT; viii lead the meeting OF
the pap,s' Young Peoples Union his eNerins
and rl1erf . Secor the mectlns u the Eoworth
League in ire North Malcolm Street Snnircns. ~,
Tn. ruluif 30 tho Presbyterian '1urch VIII Do o'-
c,uied by tho Rev Or q " Knox to-day.
Tho annual Sunday-@chooi festival 81 - AuGus-
Ines Church WILL be hold or wednesday afternoon
aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
pOSTNtSTFPS APPOINTED.

Washington. Aug @-The President has appoint
ed the following postmasters:
Connecticut Mantle \. F. : Bush
Delaware Milford WILLIAM II. SUPPLE; Wlninston
HUGH & BROWNE
Indiana Hammond. MARY LOUISE WOODS
Main~-Rangor. JOHN VI. OAK.
Massachuseiis- orchard JAMES +. SHEA, Ware
ham. JOHN Hl'NTABt.E.
New. Jersey HAMBURG HENRY ". EllSAiI'
N.y York d,aran,nlgua JOHN RAlNES jr.: Jamestown.
,.VpI-s pt'noY. Wavrrv GEORGE D. GFNUNG.
WelsviIie FRANK ". HIGGINS
Pennsylyania- Austin. NATHAN II MErcAiF: Mans
field U'DSON \ ELLIOTT. Mercer. SAMUEL II.
STEWART. Milton H. II. BARR. Montgomery.
SAM ri. VI. KIO\E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

Charleston w Va. Aug. 20 (Special.-The Chi
caso Cattle Loan Company. OF Chicago. was
chartered here to-day by the Secretary OF State.
The company Is formed for the purpose OF loanng
money TO any person or persons and particularly
10 the owners Of cattle. horses, sheep. hogs and
other live stock Upon any security. and partcu-
larry the security II mortgages. pledges and other
liens upon live stock 10 negotiate. cell. indorse,
guarantee and otherwise dispose Of the Obligations
Of such persons and In the protection Of its cor
porate business TO lease purchase hold, sell. as
sign convey otherwise dispose Of real snd PEI
sonal property The capital subscribed Is S5OOOOO.
paid up o9oS With the privilege Of .,S
and are held by Nathaniel Thayer. p: D. Armour.
a. f. Swift, Nelson Norris p. A. Valentine F. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
SHor WHILE GOING TO SIZE THE PlRiDE.
\ WEST SIDE LABoRER MAKES TARGET OF HIS
WIFE ~ THE STREET.

4 WEST SIDE LAB0RER MAKES TARGET OF HIS
WIFE ~ THE STREET
BENJAMIN Melado. n lahorer. living ar NO 81
W.si Forty-eghth-si shot his wife yesterday
morning on the Sidewalk IN West FIfi,eth-s' be-
tween Eleventh-ave. and the North River Mrs
Meuaio was going 20 the waterfront % view ne
naval parade She was walking along the south
Sidewalk alone when she met her husband NJ
ladc stopped drew his pistol and fired four shots
AZ her TWO went wide and two took effect. one
In mo forehead and ore entering the head behind
the left ear The woman was taken to me Roosr-
vet Hospital. where tho physicians said her con-
ditiOn was critical.
At the time ~ the shooting the street was
crowded and the affair almost caused a pane
among tho women and children.
A. the West Forty-seventh-si police station Mel
lado said he was for;y-two years old. and had no
particular occupation AT presen' lie gave ms
wlfes name as Elizabeth, and her age az forty,
,x wears lie left his wife recently after repeaie cd
qiarrols said 10 have been brought about by Mel
fIIn I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
! DROWNED ~ 4 WHITE PLAINS POVD

Charles Judd nine years Old son Of Theodore T.
Judd assistant secretary OF the Railroad Branch
Of the Young Mems Christian Association. Forty
hfth-sf and Madison ave. who lives with his fam
ily In White Plains drowned yesterday after
noon while swimming in Cookers Pond that
,Illags Judd with a companion named Deane,
went to the pond 70 swim, taking with them a
large iox fy.oneingfo the Dcane family The dog
entered me water with the boys and Judd. In play
ing with II grlspcd 10 collar and allowed the dog
10 swim about with him. In doing this he
drawn into deep unter and realizing that he could
no, ssim the boy became excited and released his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
WHITE PLAINS.

The Rov Borden Smith. ~ New-York cry
will occupy the pulpit ~ Grace Episcopal 'nurcn
to-day In tho absence Il To rector. the Rev. Dr.
Van Nleeck In the Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev Nj TufhiIl VII preach. morning
and evening -,
Notlre f. given by To Board - Trustees That the
village assessment roll has been competed. ana
cinesday August 81. has been appointed as
grievance day.
Tho stockholers Of tho East Chester Investment
COMPANY have fled q certificate ln IN" county
Clerks Office 20 the effect That he time OF exist
onco %, the company Is extended FOR the further
term " ten years.
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san FRANCISCO UINING STOchS'
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Aug. 2o.-There was suohs . ,iou> 10
FOR Aus,ralasian msrino wool and cape OF Am phc1h
Has.. ns, snr 1 ' to sell and this
tended trade Better rates are anticipated 10 me s
coming series Of auction sales The arrivals II shtes
series OF sales to date aggregate -" ~ The -"
for the week Just closed From New "a
42ol baes from Melbourne. ss1. In Zealand IN
from Csps a Good Hope and Natal ioS trS" 81; ~"
sSc2; Gan .I sn: :a sss; 0 tlS% ,ss "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
NEGRO LYNCHED FOR TRIPLE MURDER

Macon. Ga. Aug pa dispatch TO The Tele-
graph" from Americas. Ga. says
The most fsndish crime in the history OF sumter
County or Of the whole State. committed at
Friendship. twelve miles west OF here last night
Mrs James McGarrah and her son. James Boone.
were murdered BY a negro with an AK while they
in their beds.
After this double murder the fend caught negro
woman. tied her 20 a tree In the woods and multi
lated her In a shocking manner. She died. but not
until she had told the murderer's name.
crowd al once started after the fend. He was
caught late this evening and promptly ynched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
oDELL LEADS DELEGATES rRou ORANGE

.Sewburg. y. Y. Aug. 2O.-The Republicans Of tho
Ist District 81 orange County to-day nominated
for Asse mblyman James q. Graham. OF Newburg
Tho following were chosen as delegates to the
State Convention: Congressman Od.l Thomas
w. Bradley. Louis +. Goodse William G. Tag
CART Joseph *. Alexander. joseph NJ DIckcy
Albert " Chambers and William H. Hilton Al
ternat.s: Jonathan Wilson. John Smith William
G. Hastings. Joseph r.. Board. Charles T. Kui.ht
George Slaughter. Edward H. Walker and Walter
T. WcSflake.
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NOMINATIONS IN WAYNE COUNTY

LYONS. n Y Aug % (SpeciaD.-At the wayne
County Republican Convention. held here to-day
Aionzo D. Wood OF Savannah. was nominated ioi
Superintendent OF the Poor and l,r foDert -
carr of Williamson for Coroner There were no
contests everything going by acclamation; =.
County Committee organized with ChnIi.s,
Ennis OF Lyons. chairman Byron y. Marrio,',
81 clyde secretary and Robert r. Kahda"' oi
Newark treasurer
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BOY or THIRTEEN COMMITS SUICIDE.

New-Iiaven Conn., Aug. 2i-John i. Lee 'h''-
teen yea r. Old son OF James +. Lee. living at NO -
roh,-s, committed suicid, to-day by hanging. II
e the Youngest case Of suicide eyer recorded
in this city and was apparently the resul, of a
childish freak To-day. upon being punfhed Tor
noglecting TO do some chores. he wens down cellar
and. adjusting n strap about his neck hanged MIN
saf from a rafier. The lad could have easily
touched the ground but In order 10 strsngle TO
death he bent hts knees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
TWO SPANISH OFFICERS RETURN.

Among the passengers who sailed on the North
German Ilovd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm III from
Hoboken yesterday were two Spanish officers who
were captured near Santiago a. the battle of July
z when the Spanish fleet under Admiral cervera
was destroyed The officers Dr. Antonio
Jurardo surgeon Of tho Vizcaya. and the Rev.
Jose Riera scnac chaplain OF the Maria Teresa.
Permission to return home was, granted to DR..
Jurardo as he has contracted quick consumption.
caused by the water when he went overheard after
the explosion tho Nizcaya-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
CAMP MEETING WELL UNDER WAY.

MANY SERVICES HELD IN OCEAN GROVE fE''h"
DAY.
Ocean Grove. n j.. Aug. 20 (speciaD.-The actiVe
work of the annual Ocean Grove camp Mee'ihs
began to-day In earnest The first meeting was neiu
at sunrise Then followed family devotiohs III ''1'
a m. and the holiness young peoples anu nep
highland services at . o'clock The Sermon AZ ~"
a m was preached by the Rev Dr l.. w. NH,
hall Of Germantown. Charles II. fatman preaccheu
his evening The preachers tomorrow VIII ne
Bishop J. " FitzGerald and the Rev > r. 'au-
man OF New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
RESCUED BY A POLICEMAN.

Patroman Patrick Kealey. OF the Eoboken force.
IA being congratulated for act OF bravery per
formed yesterday while the naval parade was pass
ing I'D the river. Eealey at the bridge leading
10 the free baths al Hudson Square Park Hoboken,
when George Conboy. thirteen years 3D. OF sixth
and Jefferson SITS HobOken, who was sitting on
the edge OF the bridge pushed into the river
nv the crowd behind him. Kealey In his ,ui uni
form plunged into the water He grabbed the boy
by the collar and swan ashore With one hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
HENRY s. AMBLER FOR STATE SENATOR

PougrkoepsIe. y. Y. Aug 2o.-Ilcnry > Amber
Of Aiaterliiz Columbia County. was to-day h"fn-
mated for state Senator by the Republican, paF,F
RI the XXTV,h District. Ne H. Assistant 'oninlS-
sioner of Agriculture of Ncw-York. state senator
William C. Dale. who until Yesterday Gun
didate for renomintion. withdrew. NJ. Amber :
nomination was unanimous.
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NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY

WATERFOWL y. Y. Aug. 2D-charea .. h'pe'N'
OF Philade phia was nominated by the Ferd1'icans
~ tho ia Jefferson Assembly District to succeed
Assonblvman clark ~ T. - o'clock this morning.
IN. "nnvention was dead,ocksd FOR ten hours. MI
Roberts was nominated ON the ninoiy-iourtn aiIlo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
PIEASANTVTIIE.

patriotic meeting has been called ~ Library
Hall tomorrow evening by the citizens OF this
llioge ,o- tho purpose - celebrating the success
mi termination 81 tho war with Spain and tie re-
tufu % peace. Address will be- made oy - !.
Uavq president ~ the village. me local clergynen
and Others Tho Glee Cluh VIII lead In patrioN'
song and veterans and various local societies VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
STEAMBOAT RUNS DOWN A YACHT.

Edward b. Osborne. captain OF the steamboat
Manila. Of Peeksk!. while returning from the
Laval parade yesterday evening lef, the wheel in
charge Of friend Joseph ". Fox When on
Yonkers the Manila ran dovn and sunk a sailboat
In which Frank Ford. Of No. M Buena Vista ave
Yonkers and Walter Patton, also Of Yonkers were
sailing Ford II blind. and had one OF his legs
broken Both he and Patton were thrown over
board but were rescued and brought to shore
They would not make charge against either Os-
horne Fox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
COyvALEsCENTs LEAVE BELLEvrE

Thirty OF the convaiescent soldiers were removed
early last night from Bellevue Hospital 10 tho
Marine Hospital at Fort Hamilton. They were
placed in smbuances and taken to the East
Twenty-sxth-st pier. and placed on the steamer
Thomas r. Brennan There was excitement
attending the transfer They assured The Belle:
the kindness that had been shown to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
ASKING SUPPORT FOR BrLGER.

Oswego y. Y, Aug. @-At a meeting OF the
Democratic County and District committees here
to-day resolutions were adopted asking the sup
nor, of the delegates to the Democratic State
Convention for Charles ~ Bulger. Of this city for
Atiorney-General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

Ringhamton and H. NJ. Mcdonald. or New. or ~
has issued an invitation 10 all Free SilNertes IN
this State 10 meet here In conference on husus..
q for the purpose of deciding on some pan ~, oI
can,naicn 70 save the state Democratic Convention
declare uneduivocally for free silver ana hndorse
Chicago pla ffOrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
NiTlT RESERVES Sent HOME.

Philadelphia Aug. 2o-Thc Maryland and Mich
ican Naval Reserves were detached to-day from
their respective vessels at the League Island Navy
yard and departed for their homes. The Mich
Igan Reserves will report on board the receiv-
Ing shin Yaniic. AZ Detroit. and the Mary.andcrs
will 20 direct 10 the receiving ship Dale. at Balt-
more II f. expected that the reserves Will be mus
tered out OF service In short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

Winston John A. spoor and A. n; veedsT' o.
Chauncey NJ Depcw. William &. Lean and w D.
Guthrie OF NewYork city FREDERICK o a. rne
George p. Gardner and w. :. fltZ OF bos'o'i Inc
charter expires July y. 1?4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
INVITATION TO FREE srLvERITEs.

Albany " Y. Aug. D-The Loyal Democratic
League through a committee composed OF Thomas
A. Cantweli. OF Albany; A. l.. Snyder. of Buffalo,
Charles A. Burke. Of Malone; A. d. Wales, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5is Sunset 6 40 Moon sets Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sardy Hook a:3I Gov Island 90 He'll O:02
PN-Sandy Hook 9:f6 Gov Island Ia is Hell Gate l2ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
INCOMING STEAMERS.
s
OUTGOING STEAM

TUESDAY. AUGUST y.
Vestel. For. Line Mails close Vessel sailA
Trave. Bremen. G Lloyd 1:Q0 m II 90 n
Ksnnst, Nassau Cubs.....s. 100 n 500 m
Algonquin. Charleston, Clyde ..Us.ss - 500 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
Announcements.

NAKOpAS.
The popular Summer collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

CNe war wiM soon he ovsr, hut MA
story Of the Successes Of AmsTisss
way f\set wiM DC veMearsed by the
famIvN ixesidc ioc MANY YsaSs.
Tsetove 1t Us too Nate 10 obtain CON
Of .She SrihuMe's handsome pictorial
Sxtva, giving PORTRAITS Of the gallant
ships Of DeweY, Sampson, ScNNeu and
Watson, cNe should be purchased md
placed in the family Whrars tOr prsss,.
vatloN.
70 Cents a Cow.
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f. & w.
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T.. & W.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02

G. H; F. Smith Co., St: Paul, members OF
board Of trade. Kansas City.-Qur largest
pp like Oh Clam. t. Here T il is sePte@ber ana
--Pri6e Current contiRqed favorable for
aaSats q d sSs Ig 81 @
continue to absorb wheat above shipping
R' yea P pS FeTs Sas hSs rs9RS q
weather before long {; ''i and possibly frost
In the raSaaS o nSs % g. in Mine
nesota and the Dakotas IS to TO-
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Sept, Flour steady
northern mSs iV s$c; December, 6a%o Rye steady
No l, 43c; Oats, duh, 22&@2S%c. Barley
IfVERPo0L' Sept. CLOSE: Wheat quiet
Esd lower. September, Is Bdi December, 5s
27ld. Corn, steady; unchanged, 1sd higher
September, IS ND; October. IS I'd; Decem-
ST. LOUIS. Sept. Wheat higher; No. 2
cash elevator, 6S19c; track, 691a@7Oc; Sep
tteember; 66SG; December 62%@64c; May.
No. cash, soc; September, 29asc; December
297sc; May, slice. Oats, higher; No. cash,
2lc;, track 221Se; September 2O5S Q2o7sc; De-
Rye, easy, 44c Flax, lower, SIC;
steady; No, hard, s2@64c; No; 2 so4@e41aAsc
No. 2 spring 5795Slac; No. 3, 55Q57c. Oats
somewhat higher; No. white, 221aQ23c
Corn, slightly higher No mixed, 27Q2Sc;
No. white, 23c No. 3, &c Rye, firm; No.
2, 91aQ40c.
NEW YORK, Sept. l.-FlourooReceipts, 2S,-
S5S bbls; exports, q, 327 bbls. Quiet and un-
changed, spring patents being irregular and
low grade winters easy. Wheat-Receipts,
ITO, $50 Blu; exports, 1S22O9 bu. Spot, easy,
No. 2 rcd, 7214c Z. o. b. aioat, to arrive; 724
spot. Options opened stronger on foreign
buying, but encountered larger spring
weather news which produced subsequent
weakness. All of this was finally regained
on covering by September shorts and good
cash trade, close being at B@1ke net ,ad-
vance. Sales included No. red, September,
6S 6-16Q691sc, closed, $500; December, Go 5-i6
q667sc, closed 667sc .-Corn-Recepts, 49,
200 by; exports, Sc, 2S0 bu. Spot, firm; No. 2
$3.50 +. o. b., afoat Options opened steady
and advanced on cables and further bad crop
news. At noon weakness developed with
wheat, but was succeeded by a late recovery
a cold weather scare and export demand
closing AGasc net advance September, 345s
dS5Hc, closed, 35Ac; December, 80 5-16@S57sc,
closed Oats-Recepts 166, 500 bu; ex-
ports, 376. Spot quiet No. 2, 27c; No. 8
white, 27@2Sc. Options quiet but firmer with
corn, closing 1sc net higher; September closed
25c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02

rapla from s this time on, and will be COM
gate large amount Of loans made by New
t horh P PanHs for financing subscriptions to
tnese ponds and will also make the bonds
av eSt as security for deposits Of govern
ruent money In national banks and for pur-
poses OF circulation. At the same time. the
a ast or tne treasury in anticipating inter
est payment is an indication of the rather
pressing msns;I needs Of the money market. such
Messure has not been resorted to since the
period or Secretary Windoms administration
N Wneh the old tariff law was yielding a sur
std n1e bond market shared in the dullness of
STOCKS and prices yielded before the end of
the the day Total sales 81. 900. Quotations
I n government o bonds were unchanged Tho
Total sales of stocks today were 81. 800
shares, including 1896 Atchison pfd, 1856 B.
& g, 9,11O do pfd. 6.22O R. T., 22,57O St. Paul
,lS5 U. P: $40 Wabash pfd, 4722 Minnesota
Iron. SO,5S2 Peoples Gas, 1920 General
Electric. 6,S40 Illinois Steel, $3.50 Sugar,
4,41O Leather pfd. 4.210 G. G. w.
The Following were the fluctuations of the
Leading railway and industrial shares. fur
nished by Q. II. F. Smith & Co., members
of the New York stock exchange and Chicago
board Of trade. Closing are bid prices:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02
DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, Sept: MARKET active
and fairly firm; September opened Ac up
at Csc, sold off to 621ac at $50, up to sac
at 1920, and at 1890 was quoted at use
Cash, 800 600 bu shippers at lc over Septen-
Der for to arrive and 113c over for cash casa
Sales-1 car No. l hard, 6512c; cas- No.
northern, Csc; $4,000 blu No: nor, hsTrn; 64&c'
Is cars No ! northern, 643sc; %GOO bu No.
l northern, 64lAc; 10000 blu No l northern,
649sc; 4O, coo bu No. l northern, 644c; 2 COZ
blu No. / northern, 641sc; $4,000 bu No:
northern, 64c; $1,000 blu No: ! northern 68%sc;
l6 goo bu No. northern, 6S$4c; 5000 bu NO.
/ northern, 63lAc cars No. northern, o2l9c;
cars No. northern, 61slc; 24ooO blu No; 2
northern, size; T. 900 blu No. Northern, 61Ac;
/ car No. northern, Gle; 1000 bu No. 2
northern, 6O4c; l car No. spring, 53c; l
car No 8 spring 5S1Ac; cars No spring,
5694c; cars rejected, 5Sc; l car rye, 42.92
/ car rye, 42c; 10000 blu flax. soc. Rece PTS
Wheat S04. Al bu; corn, 797 bu; oats, 100
bu; rye SIG bu; barley, 1904 bu; flax "a 3
bu. SUPERINTENDENT 1890 bu. Septem-
Der close, 629sc; spot No. I hard, 65?sc; No.
l northern, 635sc; No northern, 6O3sc; No.
spring, 56c. To Arrive-No. l hard, $3.50;
No / northern, $3.50; No. hard September,
$3.50; December 6112c; No. northern, De-
cember, 6Olac; May. 68hc. OATS 221z@22dl932c
Rye, 42a4c Barley, 92q40o. Flax, SS&4c;
May, SS14c. Corn, 3O1ac.