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NAVAL ORDERS.

Paymaster Clerk J. C. Calcord, for duty
at Portsmouth, n. H, navy yard.
Paymaster Clerk W. H. Steger, to hos
pitaL New York
Paymaster Clerk F. A Eiping, settle
accounts and pay OF Baltimore to
June s.
Assistant Engineer W. L. LfttfefieId
detached Vermont and to San Francisco.
Carpenter ]. G. Tiiden, detached Wa
bash and to Lancaster.
Lieut.. Commander A. B. Speyers. de-
tached navy yard, Norfolk, and to the
kington.
Acting Assistant Paymaster ]. g. R,,nce
detached Wabash and to Yosemite.
Lieut.. W. L. Surdfck, detached South
eriy and to Lancaster
Assistant Engineer E. s. KeIloex. de-
taehed San Francisco and to Kington.
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. ]. SNYDER.
detached Naval Hospital and to Milan.
tonomoh.
Acting Surgeon F. B. Handbook. detach-
ed Naval Hospital Philadelphia, and to
Puritan. ~
Acting Lieut.. James Gray, to Yankton.
Acting Lieut. z. w. Heurichs; to AlH-
ance. -
Acting Ensign N. H. Hubbard to office
of J. A. G. eS
Acting Ensign v. z. Lyle, to Sterling
Acting Ensign J. II. Crntx. to sterlinp
Acting Ensign G. NJ Ryan. to Kfnrton'
Acting Assistant Engineer +. G. VIII
iams. to Sterling.
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whoopins Cough.

had a Httfe boy who was nearly dead
from an attack Of whooping cough. Ny
neiehbors recommended Chamberiain.s
Cough Remedy. did not think that any
medicine would help him. but after Civ
ing him a few doses of that remedy
noticed an Improvement. and one bottle
cured him entirely. 1t is the best cough
medicine / ever had in the house,-J L.
Moore, South Burgettstown, Pa For
sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and re-
tail druggist, 93s Street northwest. and
Connecticut Avenue and S Street north
west, and 14es Maryland Avenue north
east.
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Big cut in Bicycle Hosiery We want to
reduce stock. We have too many style,
almost one hundred-to select from.
man stripe tops, in the finest imported
and domestic makes, in fine cashmere
wool and cotton. Do not miss it. We
have sold some styles for 81 per pair.
Choice a. m. until 6. D. M, 47c.
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RELEASE OF SIDNEY BERRY.


The Charge of Being q Spy II Dis
missed.
MFR. Sidney ]. Berry, who was arrested
last night by Policeman johnson on sus-
picion of being a spy. was released this
morning by Judge Scott In the police
court.
Berry was seen in the vicinity Of the
navy yard gate yesterday afternoon. His
actions appeared suspicious to one OF the
marines, E 7. Kessler, who followed him
to the corner Of Eighth and E Streets
northwest, where he was arrested.
When called to explain his actions, Ber-
ry said the charge against him was ridic-
uous. He was well known in the city. he
said. and lived at No. IS E Street north
west. He said that he was at the navy
yard to see William and Mitchell Smoot
who are employed there.
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rHE STOCKMARKEf WATTS
U
Aa1isty Felt 0vsr ths dspendins
Naval BatflesI'
4 Fir ope,i.s, roil.rfe n :, . Ne
cline Q. News Of stAf Spanish
Fleets Appresch.

New York. May 1a-Stoeks opened act
i've and firm this morning.
Prices realized sharply soon after the
start. under the lead OF the grangers. but
a little later selling pressure was renew
ed. and prices declined to the opening
figures, and in some instances fell below
them.
The presence of the Spanish Cape Verde
fleet in the West Indies. and anxiety as
to the outcome Of the big naval battle
now thought to be inevitable. caused u
feeling Of nervousness and uncertainty In
speculation.
Government bonds were Unchanged
The market at noon was dull and heavy.
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A Half Ksse Indueement.

bargain lot of 90 dozen Mems Fine
Seamless Lisle Half Hose. with high
all sizes. Gray, tan and flesh colors
Bought to sell at 25c. Tomorrow IL 1-2c
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STOCKS DECLINE IN LoNDoH.

american Secsrfties Shaw q Marked
Weakening at the Opening.
London, May 1a.-The market for Ameri-
can securities opened weak with a mark
ed tendency to decline. early losses being
anywhere from IA to per cent.
Nsquieting war rumors prevailed, and
only when the American houses came in
here as buyers Of all issues was the
truth about the bombardment of Porto
Rico known.
On large purchases for New York ac-
count the market steadied- recovered one
eighth to five-eights under the lead of
6. PAnl and Is now hesitatfng awaatiux
definite news as to the flying squadron's
strategic movement to head of the Cane
Verde feet now at Martinique.
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Tide Table.

Todzy-Low tide 1:42 A. m and 2:13 D.
M: high tide. S:21 a. m. and S:43 D. m.
Conditioned the Water.
Temperature and condition of the water
at a. m-: Great Faiis-Temperature.
50; condition. l. Receiving Reservoir
Temperature. 81; condition at north con-
nection. 1: condition at south connection,
4 Distributing Reservoir-Temperatur
e.: condition at inffuent gatehouse,
IT; efiuent gatehouse. q -
City Lights.
Gas lamps are lighted at s:12 D. m: ex-
ti@gufshing begun a, 3;5s a. m. The light
Ing Is begun one hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 1:57 p.
m; extinguished at 4:H a. m.
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White Shirts.

2S dozen Unlaundered White Shirts Of
Utica muslin. 1900 linen bosom and wrist
bands; REINFORCED front and back, pat
ent buttonholes. continuous stays and
gussets. sizes 15 1-2 to Is. and equal
to any 39c shirt ever sold; tomorrow. Sc
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Silk Bosom Shirts.

Pongee Washable Silk Pleated Bosom
Shirts with bodies of Utica Nonpareil
muslin; the bosoms come in neat effects
of cream, light blue. pink red and black
stripes. A regunlar $15O garment,
with every possible improve
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7O7-9-ff Market Space.

Acting Ensign w. L. Doors, to Kineton.
Acting Lieut.. S. Decatur, to Kington.
Acting Lieut.. Rufus Watersoh, appoint
ed.
Acting Lieut.. Robert W. Wright. ap-
pointed.
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a E,e-eA N.r.e Decorated.

NILE. Botard, the young woman whose
name has been recently reaced upoa the
list OF the Legion of Honor Of the Frxneh
Academy. has been connected With the
SaIpetriere Hospital. Paris. since she was
o girl. Nervous and dementef patients In
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Warm Weather Hosiery.

Six lots at one price:
% dozen soc. Black Lisle
IS dozen Soc. Brown and Tan, Silk and
Lisle.
40 dozen Sc Maco Yarn
u dozen 35c. Fine Balbriggan.
16 dozen Soc. Egyptian Yarn white feet
Lewis Hermsdorf black tops
30 dozen Imported Scotch Piaids and
Stripes.
16s dozen. and every pair bargain, asc.
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Saturday Specials in Haberdashers.
Jean Drawers.

Mems Genuine Peppered Jean Drawers.
the B. V. D. make, REINFORCED. both
string and knit bottom. The reg
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Laundered Shirts.

Colored Bosoms. with white and all
over colored bodies. in Percales. Madras
and Cheviots. sizes 10 1-2 to 17-75c
and sec regularly. Tomorrow &c
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Mems Woven Madras and Percale Neg
lige Shirts. linen collar band. large pearl
buttons. separate pair of link cuffs,
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Is Yss want Il. yus vzse q nsw-sAe Keesey
u Cge. u you wsnt to knsw about Il. write
Washington. D. c.; Ills Madison ave-, Bsitimors
Nd. o. Greensboro. y. @. You woa't Be- sorxy.
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the women's wards were her care. and
her success with them was the result of
gentle treatment and as much humorine
as was possible
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Gas and Oil Stoves

Our line of Oil and Gas Stoves COM
prises all the latest and best makes of
stoves on the market Prices from 1oc to
$1,000
2-burner Fire Premium Gas Stoves.
Full nickel-plated Special $.0e
Large Tin Oil Stoves. with double
burner. Special tomorrow. i9c.
Covered Gas Stove Tubing. with pat
emf ends. Special for tomorrow...-..3 &c. #
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The Challenge Clothes Wr;nger. well
constructed, fine white rubber rolls. per-
feet acting Special for tomorrow . 81 0s
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Underwear Specials.

Keep your eye on our buyer. He's find
ing bargains such as this: Fine Basket
weave Fancy Underwear in fast colors
of pink. drab. blue and gray; IN all sizes.
Shirts made full. with French neck and
pearl buttons. Drawers stayed and with
double lock-stitched seams and stockinet
bottoms. Each garment tomorrow, ..25c
Mems French Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers Shirts made with a French
neck, Drawers made with double seat.
pearl buttons. suspender taped-worth
ooc --.-...-.--.-.- ....-.-..-............-.39c
Mems Fancy Colored Egyptian Cotton
Shirts and Drawers, French neck satin
front, pearl buttons. in colors blue and
pink .....-............ ....................35c .35c.
Mems Extra Size Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers. just the thing for stout men.
sizes 70, IS ana 50.......... .4Sc.
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DIED.,

ESTER-0n Wednesday. May II, 1898. HENRY
ESTER, beloved son of John Ester, aged twenty
one years, five months
Funeral from his late residence, Is Fenton st
me-. Saturday. Nsy "A, at 3 p. m. Friends in
vited to attend. Item
GRIFFITH Suddenly, G. Nav T. 1893
CHARLES G. GRIFFITH, in his seventy fourth
wear.
His remains will be taken from his sons resi-
dencc. No. f01 Fourth Street northwest, Satur
day. at 10 O'Clock a. M, to Baltimore for burial
1t
TzIOMAS-Departed this life on Wednesday,
Nay IL. 1888. at 2:i0 q. m, ANNIE R. THOMAS
Fsaefal will be held Friday, May H. at
~ M, from st. Teresa's Church. Anacostia, d. G.
Interment at Mount Ofiyet Cemetery. 1t
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Skin Diseases.
Daily Office Hours-10 .. m. 20 p. m. Mon
day. Wednesday. Thursday. and Saturday, to
p. M. Sunday, 10 to Il m.
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
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Lawn Mowers.

Sterling Lawn Mowers, very good
shearing mower. Special ........S 81 81
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Neckwear.

Our entire Neckwear stock Is under
going radical overhauling. Odd lots,
odd shapes everything not strictly up to
the very latest dictates of haberdashery,
must go. &c and SOC. Neckwear will be
on SAKE .-...-......-............. IL 1-2c
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Lamps.

70 only-Hanging Lamps complete.
with li-inch decorated globes. Special
for tomorrow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lamp Sale-Your choice of an assort-
ment of Beautiful Hand-painted
Lamps. with central draft burner and
9-inch globe complete-for tomor-
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REPORTED SURRENDER.

london Hears That the city of s.>
Jean Has Capftul.sea.
London. May a-The Evening News re-
ports that San Juan, Porto Rico, surreu-
dered last night.
The report has not been confirmed.
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Oil and Gas Ovens.

Heavy Tin Oil Stove Ovens. soc
Russia Iron Gas Stove Ovens. Spe-
cfal for tomorrow w.........-..........-.....9 .9Sc
Double Russia Iron Gasoline Ovens. s. q
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
Every Saturday finds our third floor. Grocery De-
partment, the busiest place in town.
morrows sale will everybody guessing and
pettos alike.

White Cream Floating Soap. same as
Ivory .-......-...-.....-....--.
Shultz Star Laundry Soap, full
Size - i-fS
Emmons S. Smith Best Laundry
John Pyles' Pearline. genuine arti-
Gle ID I--c
Best Chicago Oieine Soap ......--.-....3c
Fairbanks Dandy Floating Soap. .-2c
French Wash Blue, in balls. IA
P. c. Tomsons Horseshoe Lye..........5c
Latest Improved Elastic Starch. .3 l-ec
P. C. Tomson's Red Seal Lye..........Sc
Pride of the Valley Corn. per can.... .4c
n. Y. State Corn, best quality, per
can -.-.--.-.--oc
Verona Early June Peas. per can. sc
Tomatoes, extra quality. solid pack
Huile De Table Salad Oil.......-......-9c
Sardines, packed in olive oil, imp. -l2c
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UNDERTAKERS
HAWAI- 1KsEnvEs on DECK.

4 Detail Fren Trento. Assigned -
tAR Resolafe.
Trenton. N J., May 1a-The first detail
OF twenty-eight men Of the Naval Re-
serve located in this city left this morn
ing for the Brooklyn navy yard to go
aboard the U g. 8 Resoaute. They were
escorted to the depot by brass band.
the mayor. a company Of war veterans
and a large crowd Of citizens.
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ooNEY 10 LOAN Il tn lox.ss ssses Of s,ss,ese.
% improved end unimpr0ved property IA ths
District Of Columbia; no delay bsyond exan-
nation Of title. WALTER 4 lckiK. :os ilth
U ~. A.a-u
MONEY to loan on real estate; $50 and small
nms. per cent; $500 and Larger sams per
cent y 800 and larger sums, 4 and l2 per
cent; ell transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. WV. 4 HAUNDERS
CO.. AR st. Hv. aplz-d
MONEY LOANED household furniture pianos
etc, without removal; business CONFIDENTIAL
3. B. MCGOWAN, Room 70. l419 2 Il NJ.
my2-lmo-em
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Water Coolers.
3-gal-

Arctic Water Coolers, galvanized lin
ed; nickel faucet. legal. size. Special
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Celebrated Worcestershire Sauce.
good article. -.-......-.-..-.-...9c
Royal Salad Dressing. never sepa-
rates or never spoils. sc
The best Arbuckle's Coffee. / lb
W. II. Bakers Chocolate, 1-2 1T I-2c
W. Fl. Bakers Cocoa, LIB can......21c
e-lb package Pure Quaker Oats. Sc
American Mezzani Macaroni, 10
ounce size.
Riverton Handmade French Maca-
Fisher Mills Brazilian Tapioca. Sc
Mason's Pure Baking Powder.....1 .10c
Anderson's Jams. in tin..-.-....sc SC
Andersons Jams, in glass.
Acme Pickles, sweet or sour, pts sc
German Mustard. in glasses.
Tomato Ketchup. in half pint bot
Armour's potted Ham. lib. can.-.-----f
Armour Potted Tongue. LIB cans.--.ic
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Clothes WriuSep

A fun line of Stone Coolers.
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MONEY TO LOAN-5 per cent money; any
amount on real estate: delay if security is
satisfactory; moderate charges. C. s. HART,
Room 81, Atlantic Bldg myI2-3t-em
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Money to Loan on

Hessebcid Esrnhsss Pissoa eae, with
ont removal from owner's possession: nav.
ments received On principal. which reduces
ths eosS Of eafTyinR: Ill business strictly
conftdentaaf no expenss to appiicans U
han 10 not snade. efficient asrvice enables
% 70 act promptly On I'll applicA tonA
eeo - osfose so1nG sisswh har&
Capital Loan Guarantee Co,
6o1 r Street N. w.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
National Mortgage Loan Co.

MONEY to loan; from s. to $50; no collateral re-
quired. negotiable paper bought. private
rooms. GEORGE ID. HORNING. Note Broker,
Room. II. Central Building. 9th and Pa. ave. NV.
y0-lmo.em
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DR.. CLEMENS
iAii Pa. Ave. Adj. WlHsrGs Motel.

During his practice in this city has cured hun
dreds Of Washingtons best-known citizens
CHARGES MODERATE, MEDICINE INCLUDED.
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Kidney and BIadde[
Diseases Prevalent
Symptoms Of importance:

DROwsINEss, DROPsIcAL CONDITIONS.
BACKACHE. DRAGGINGs LIMP. THIRST.
SWOLLEN ExTREMITIES, Loss OF
FLESH. CRAMPS. PAIN ACROSS LOINS.
HEADACHE. HARSH, DRY. OR BURN
ING SKIN: BLURRED EYESfGHT, wAv-
ERING THOUGHTS. CLOUDY URINE. RE-
TENTFON OF URINE, PUFFY CONDITIONS
OF FACE. LAssfTUDE, AND DARK CIR
Giles AROUND THE EYES, VERTIGO.
sCANTY SECRETION. OR AN OyER-sE
CRETIoN OF URINE. ALL INDICATE A
SERIOUS KIDNEY OR BLADDER TROU-
BILE.
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SilvePware.
Cut Glass Srup Pitchers with silver
plated mountings ...............9Sc CSC
Quadruple plated Butter Dishes.
Bread Trays and Berry Bowls. Spe-
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Good judges of clothing will be more
than pleased at these special offerings.
These suits are strictly all wool and
tailor made-perfect in fit, and every
other detail, at the remarkably low
price of $6.49.
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Splendid Cashmere and Cheviot
Suits-weil made and trimmed: perfect
In fit. The materials alone are worth
considerably more than what we ask
you; as it stands, 1.79
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Garbage Cans.
Galvanized Garbage Cans. well made,
with cover, 3-gallon size ..........-29c
4-gal 6-gal S-gs
S9c. 49c. CSC.
China Dept.
Great May Day Sale of Dinner and
Tea Sets.
Every set sacrificed. None reserved.
This is your chance to secure a set for
less money than ever quoted before.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-18
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

Gossip by private wire to c. H. F. Smith
G Co, St Paul, members Of the New York
Less than 100000 wheat in the visible and
only $3.50 Blu contract in store at Chicago.
The Indiana weekly crop bulletin says
Favorable weather has prev allied. god rains
followed by warm weather. All crops are
much improved and now promise good yield
especially corn
average opinion is that the more advanced
corn will be maiured by Sept. 10. The larger
rart Of the crop will be safe by Sept. 25 and
the belated will need all September without
a killing frost"
NEW YORK
NEW YORK Aug. 17-Flour-Receipts %,
O63 bbls; exports, 27,149 bbls: market was
quiet and easy. Wheat-Receipts, 40, 655 blu;
exports, IS, l90 blu; sgot easy; No. 2ered, 773sc
I. o. b., afoat to arrive, options opened a
trifle easier through foreign selling, and after
midday rally on disappointing receipts, had
second break, which left final prices NO
CSC net lower. Afternoon selling was insDir
ed by weakness in corn and light export de-
mand; September, 69A@7O 9-16, closed at
697sc. Corn-Receipts, 1925 blu; exports, SO,
S73 bu; spot weak; No. 2, 37ssc f. o. b., afioat;
options weak all day; closed 1@1Ac net lower.
Liquidation was the feature resulting from
favorable crop news and liberal receipts. Sep
TENDER, 35B@37c, closed at 35Ac. Oats-Re-
ceipts, $500 bu; exports, us bu;, spot
weak; No. 2, 32c; No. 8 white, 33c; old, 34c;
options dull and weak with corn, closing nc
net lower; September, 23lsc.
SEED MARKET
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE faxseed market
was slow today and inclined to weakness.
Flaxseed moves slowly in the Southwest be-
cause of wet weather and local mills taking
first receipts above the market value here.
Much depends on the movement in the North
west RECEIPTS here were 46 cars, l car at
Duluth and 8 cars at Minneapolis. Cash fax
October at ssAc and May at 91Ac per bu.
Cash timothy seed closed at $3.50 per 100 lbs.
Glover seed closed at IS per 100 lbs. Mime
apolis fiaxseed quoted at S7Ac per blu for
cash, September at S5A4c
ST. LOUIS.
= ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 17.-Wheat irregular:
No. 2 cash and elevator, re; track, 721k@
Der, 645sc No. hard, 69@71c. Corn strong;
September, 303sc; December, 29%c; May, 315sc
Oats lower; No. cash, 2l1zc; track. 22hc;
251k@26c. Rye steady; A1sc. Flaxseed lower;
S8c.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 17.-wheat higher
No 2. 67@7oc; No. 8, 64@67c; No. 2 red. 6S q
&c. Corn steady to higher; No. mixed,
39@39Ac; No. white A@391sc; No. 8, 800.
Oats fairly active; about steady; No. 2 white,
241aq2oc. Rye steady; No. 2, 461A@47c.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug 17-Flour steady.
Wheat steady; No; 1 northern. TIC; No. l
Oats lower; 2oA@261.c. Rye lower; No. 1,
44c. Barley steady; No. 2, September 451hc;
sample, 361ac.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 17-Close-Wheat gu ct
and unchanged; I'D higher; September. 6s s11zd
December 5s I'D. Corn dull; Ad lower; Au.
gust nominal; September, as 27sd; October,
IS Sgd.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-18
STOCKS WERE HIGHER.
Scarcely a Security on the List
Failed to Share in the
Advance.
FINANCIAL SUMMARY.
Close. Day.
Bar silver, New York - 593s 59as
Call money, New York -. lola 1@1h

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE feature OF the
day In the stock market was the action of the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy in advancing
the quarterly dividend on the stock to the
per cent rate. Although this action has
been rumored, and had been industriously
discounted in the advance of the stock for
many days past, and profits already taken On
the advance the announcement today was
met by furious outburst of speculation in
al AL the hec other granger s:oehs which carried
over the previous high Level the move
ment.. The acton of the directors is &C
cepted as Indicative of belief in the power
year high showing. The statement of July
earnings, it is thought, will show last years
earnings to, be eclipsed. Such a showing
by the roads most affected by the present
light movement Of grain is convincing evil
dence Of the large general traffic which the
awakening Of business is bringing to the
the advance in price was natural conse
ouence. burlington news came On a yielding
market, due to an enormous liquidation Of
ing had been going on for over an hour to
take advantage Of the heavy outside demand
for stocks and had resulted in the marketing
only fractional impression on prices which
were. however, at the low point with the
exception of some of the Enthusiastically
Tobacco, Leather, Cotton Oil. Rubber and
stocks Of the iron and steel companies. Bur- Bur.
lington bounded up from the low point about
points, st. Paul 81 and each stock in the
group advanced sharply.
After period of rather feverish fuctua-
tons, these stocks settled down to a firm
and quiet tone near the top where the urgent
demand for stocks went seeking through the
list, advancing first group and then an
other. Scarcely stock failed to move, even
the neglected and dispised coalers coming in
for gains of 1 to points. The only ex-
ceptions, to the strength were the stocks
advanced yesterday and day before which
were he'd back by profit taking. Union Pa
cific stocks were conspicuous examples.
squeeze in shorts in Sugar and shaking out
Of weakly margined no dings in Tobacco were
features of the late trading. Top prices were
clipped by profit taking before the close in
the majority Of cases, but the closing was
The easing of the sterling exchange rate
was probably due to the falling off Of buying
Of stocks in London for New York account.
Sa-es for London account in this market
continued large, but not so large as yester..
day.
There was good demand for bonds at high
er prices. Sales, 81 ,O65 900. u 8. IS, when
issued. advanced u in the bid price. Govern
ment bonds were otherwise unchanged
The following were the fluctuations of the
leading railway and Industrial shares fur
nished by G. H. F. Smith & Co, members
New York stock exchange and Chicago board
~ frada.