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Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

HOWARD 5. d. April IL Special -
Special service was held il the Methods;
Episcopal church Yesterday memorial Of
Corporal Wilson NJ Osnon Of the First
South Dakota Volunteers who died a.
Manila February il. Wilson was unive-
sally known and beloved and all united il
honorlue his memory The church war
craped with the national colors and The
altar decorated with roses and Easter lilies
Rev W l Meinger preached the memorial
sermon
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

ASHLAND Neh.. April IL Special >
The winter wheat in this locality is sup
posed TO be d complete failure a report
from 800 acres il Ashland precinct shows
thai there is not more than une-eiEhlh of
stand and the farmers are nov plowinr
ii up preparatory 10 planting corn. Similar
reports from almost every section Of the
county give the same result
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
HAMILTON COUNTY is HAPPY
Prosperity is in Evidence md the
Voice of the CRlRmiry Howler
IL flushed.

AURORA, Neh April IT, Special -
Prosperity mas taken possession o. Hamu-
Ton county and ths calamity hovlers nav,
Euhsided The people marvel AZ the wealth of
their own community and even the fusion
officials IN The nourt house boast M srranE-
ers Of the Increased ability uf The people
ne pay their dehts and improve their prop.
grry Ta prove this The county rierR shows
tha record Of farm mbr,Eages fled anU
~aleused for The wears 1891 lsg- and lsgs
vriri la as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Hf NJ EkEAL.
RriErs-W

Information has been received here tina;
Clinton Henry Briggs Of Omaha and Mrs.
Lillis Storey Ward were married al Hot
Springs Ark OF April il. The groom is
well known in Omaha as The son Of The
late Judge Clinton Briggs The bride is .
Kentucky belle VINO visited this city during
the exposition. Pau Horbach acted as best
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

BELLE FOURCHE. 5. D., April IL
Special Wheat sowing commenced yer
terday on several farms along the Belle
Fourche river and April 20 will see most
Of Une small grain in. The acreage Of
whegl will be larger along the river wher.
irrigation cHn be had than for last year.
The ground If il excellent condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

DEADWOOD, 5. D., April Especial
Telegram For the last thirty-stx hours
terrific blizzard has been raging IL al parts
Of The northern hills The snow and wind
are binding The weather if not cold. At
Rapid City snow commenced 10 fall Al noon
Rain and snow are falling n spearfsh
Belle Fourche and Custer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Fnrner. Loss.

PLAINVIEW. Neh. April IL Specially
Henry Laney farmer living three miles
northeast Of Pluiuview had h loss by FIRE
this morning. His son who slept in the
g-'auary, heard i noise il the horse stable
and got " to quiet the tumult and nls
lantern exploded The Eranary Two corn
cribs. and some gram and machinery We're
consumed. M Laney was severely burnec
while sndeEvoring To save some Of the
property.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Repufr, on Capitol Building.

The appropriation made by the Legislature
fn- the repair Of The Capitol building is
alraady being utilized in the repaperinE Eno
cleaning UP Of the office rooms.
Land Commissioner Wolfe will hold an
auction OF school land leases in Boyd county
on May S. There viii be about 1000 acres
to lease coming out OF the old Fort Randen
reservation and is said to be excellent
farming land
The safe Of the Lincoln Mattress com
pany was robbed Saturday night, the burg
lars securing about $40. The work was
done 10y some person VINO knew the com
biuHtiuu of the safe and the police are
WORKING on d clue thut NAV lead 10 an
early arrest.
The johnson Stone company Of Johnson,
Ncmaha county. has filed articles Of incur-
pu~ation with a capital Of Sl5 600 The in
co~purutnrF are Fl T. Ward L, a Brauken
and C. a Gilbert.
Yesterday ExcisemRn G NJ Bartlett SUI
icred d stroke of paralysis and is reported
10 Toe ID a critical condition He had just
finished work on the veXed question of the
granting Of saloon licenses, but il is not
known that the worry incident 10 the work
caused his collapse
Omaha people al the hotels Al The
Liudell-Lec HerdmHu 7 J Nolan, I 7.
Smith 5. Helh. Z Z Perfect 7 L Greg
ory L 5 smith. G.. J. Cprley. Al the Lin
culn-A Y Jackson Ed Style. Adam
storys L Y. Nivuuist i. KRsper, H p
Coryell W. Il Sheridan
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

ONAWA Ia. April Tt Special Tele-
gram. John Wuodhead, aged s. year,
died last night of tobacco heart al the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. ]. c Vincent
Mr. Woodhead had been d resident Of
onawa for thirty years and had been /
habiuua user OF tobacco for siXty-eight
years He leaves TWO daughters Mrs J.
c. Vincent Of Onuwa and Mrs W L Far
rinEtor Of Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

WEST POINT Neh April IT, Special
"A couuterfe,IuE outfit was fauna 8 few
CayF ago uy farmer near McKirahau +
lake Two pieces seen 10 be missing that
woud make hs outfit complete fnr c-lrinE
dollars. TWO styles Of half dollars and guar
tors. EhUrls Will bt made 10 find The miss
lnE pieces aeiUre notifying The department
a Washington. The ourh, Is now IN ne
POSSESSION Of Mr BlacE q, me First Ma
tiuuGl bank
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

The huukEeepsr Of this firm explained
that the saleE which were settled for ny
note were OF different class than il
1896 and that where three years ago the
notes were commonly made out on one.
two or three wears time, the Length Of time
is now usually eight and nine months, and
collections are better than they ever were
in the history Of the county, he said that
Of late there had been & demand for
better class Of goods than carried il
1896. This especially applied 10 the Top
bugEies d large number Of which now
going out among the farmers. The other
implement dealers Of the county have sx.
perienced I corresponding increase in busi-
ness and they say this index Of prosperity
applies to the surrounding counties as well
Aurora is the headquarters Of the South
Platte creamsries. The system includes
tweuty-one CrsRmeries in the counties OF
Hamilton, York, Polk Seward. Butler and
Saunders The company has 900 in
vested and pays out annually $500 900 for
labor and foC the dairy product Of the
farmers. The shipments of butter amount
10 15OO 900 pounds annually.
The headquarters Of the Royal High
landerE Is also al Aurora. This society if
in such L fiuu-ishng condition that itE
increase il membership last year The
second largest Of any society IL the state
II now has d reserve fund Of over S60 600,
which is all invested il Hamilton county
farm mortgages, this being deemed the
safest possible Investment. The few fore
closures of Hamilton county mortgages
never leave al excuse for deficiency judg
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

NlLhEE NeI- 1r-- II SlenIlI ToIa-
rrum The body Of Ladisluv Kuoera =
+ aem.au printer who Disappeared March
8 was found SUNDAY afternoon IN the Blue
river about three quarters Of 8 mile below
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
To Weak Men.

And women Dr.. Bcruet+'r T'"-rrsr
belt offers GuRrnuSc"C uud Frr-
rnnn-rt Curc-nruEs W iH NuI GUY"
-They Oppose Nururc-OtbVr BciSs
Burn EriEhIfuIlE.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Large STOCK Changes Hands.

SHELTON. Neh.. April IL Special -
An important sale Of merchandise TOOK place
here today. the balance Of McCreary Broth
ers stock being purchased by o H Con
nelev & Co. The McCrearvs will embark
il the live stock business
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

WEST POINT, Neh April IL Special
Albert Brocht and Miss Mary Nessen OF
Monterey township were married Al thC
Monterey Catholic church Wednesday by
Rev. ChokR. A reception was held At the
home Of the bride IL The afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

The county clerk explained rhu, during
The lurr rwu wears q large proporuou Of
the mortgages filed wuF on account Of pun
rtusHs uf lUud where part Of tht purchase
price WAS cash END hg balance was made
up iu MORTGAGE ou The lands there being
@ Epa- movement OF real estate In al parIE
~ the county
rampuruuys ssuremeui Of tne mort
Euges filed ana Released during the month
o. January Ir four wears WAS as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Observation-Disclosures

TORONTO Ont. April Us j Castle
man Of Riverside Cal was married today
TO Miss Madeline Gooderham. daughter OF
c H Gouderham the millionaire dls-iler.
The wedding was private.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

PIERRE s. D.. April THE river has
been PRACTICAL stationary al fifteen feet
since midnight. Several hundred feel of
Northwest ern track u Rousseau fifteen
miles down The river has been fiuRted ~
the bRcEwater. REil communication if cut
rs
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Bsrp und Cou1.rt. Rr,u

WINSIDE, Neb. April IL Special The
barn Of Ben ! Meade who recently pur-
chased farm near this towu was burned
yesterday and two teams together with other
valuable contents were DESTROYED
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Some of Our Lending CITIZENS Pay Ii
Tribute 10 Qunkeress of Notc.

Mrs LunEshore Potts NJ D. whose reap
peAranct mas created q good deal q pleas
urahie expectancy, was The recipient Of
marked honor BY some of our leading citi-
zens when she las, appeared al the Bovd
opera house il 1890 The following docu-
ment has since thai time been signed ny
many notable foreigners including The gov
g"uurs general uf the Australian and South
African colonies and every lord mayor and
lord provost II the United Kingdom, Sir
Henry Irving, the lord mayor and the lord
bishop Uf London were the last TO attach
tnelr signatures abroad Since her return
ii mas beeu signed also by the MAYORS of
many o. the lurEe eHHt eru cities and by
leading educators and ministers OF ne
gospel ni all denominations II Is de-
served tribute. we think 70 Z life of IN
usual activity crowned by marked SUCCESS
We the undersigned. TAKE pleasure IN
sHyinE lhat we have seeu ne Credentials q
Mrs. A. NJ. LOugshure- POrIE. N. D. consist
ing OF letters of recommendation from eS-
Governors Russell A. AlVer austin BlHr
and Charles NJ Crosgweil. and uited States
Senator u CunEer Of Michigan Governor
A. L Thomas of Utah. Rev David swing Of
Chicago. Congressman 4 Q Mills allen
Crisp and others. Also u"rICies Of a strongly
rommeudatory character from ne leading
papers of London New York Boston. Chi
Gag and 81 Louis and many other eli iea
Also ner diploma from rhe Woman Med
Gal college OF Philadelphia and certificates
nf registration from twenty-five states Of
his uulry whore the practice Of medicine
BE- governed ng law.
.pr Ports Is ra deliver Z series Of lee
lures and We feel jus lhsd IN saving they
Will ne productive of much Euud bath lu
the.r moral ana educational influence.
J. II MLLLAEL
I E1SEWATEE
O.. IL. MILLER
N O. CUSHING
GUY C.. BARTON
81 i. EE0AIIH.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

she r. aau whore ns vat lur srrr ure.
tf u.ra- aaer n raaIdr ur uguos.
vas belt. 81. r.Iaura, f. .h, raru.uasr.
Nprtmor r' Hmr~.a t vhI.t nl ea~rIet
smiu ua..r
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

PHILADELPHIA, April 1-.-Fire today
destroyed William J McCauslande paper
tube factory The flames spread 10 Fleming
& Chapins warn and thread storehouse dam
aging the place to the extent Of 81 600 Nc
CHuslRnds E loss Is SIS OOO
Whitaker d DelRney's glue works al
Tacony suburb Of this city. were destroyed
by fire The loss is estimated al 500 OOO
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

railroads su. az mr-orr. interference me
legislature h,ttr rn rrt. s.. dIe.-.-. .ulte
a- was done To- "t.r U.i
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

sAN FRANCISCO Apru 1.-THE United
States rruuEporr steamer Ohio arrived from
Manila via NaEasull adaE p returned ~
hallHs. and brought 10 soldiers or other
uasseuEers-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

mon tf r.. by ths people o. SIAN nr
county resent an, su,emrr. .hs fa-u-
.Hr docs uni pgt 10 Nebraska ~her pu.r.
To- tn' record 10 She a,uuss t-egfure- of
t" which stavt thar h, ro.g eDses isl.
q 1886 amounted go g.--e-l while ,us
amount ir lSgs was s.-g 500 Hu increase co.
over 81 1oN They also point $50 books b.
The county banks which SHOW thar nd uen-
ul, have or depos, So per capita. The
showing o. .hs Aurora hbuks fr the
wears 1899 1set Bud 1899 is as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

The average interest rste pHit rF tine
banks on deposits uut me rate uait by tle
borrowers who ROT money from the DarEs
was much higher II 1879. than az he r~es-
ert time vet there has been q reduction ll
The amount loaned and al iugreHse ~ The
depositS The figures for 1896 when free
silver was threatening lhe country. SHOW
20" themselves
Hamilton rouutv is almost GU; Of debt
T'he sG- oOn court bouss which was -ec,ec
IN 1885 ~iErt Iu the Midst uf & lruuIu
and q democratic administration. is alreBc,
one uaf pall FOR. The county has IL nt-
tItiOu no Tins S5C OUu rAiruad debt. and
the money iE uu hand nov 20 uuy t of 0f
lure yeu-e the county hug beer free IRON
pe"ulauduF on the part OF county officials
and it is said that The new court house is
worth every DOLLAR that tt cost NO MONEY
having been stolen by the officials or The
contractors The present tuslur county
Treasurer succeeded 4 republican, and
neither OF them take any stock n tn
statement maze by The state treasurer tina,
the county IreHsurHrH ure getting away
with the money" The present Incumbent
hur~ies the money 10 Lincoln every time Z
hurry up call comes from Meserve and
the interest OF county deposits which
brought s2s21.7O into the county treasury
in 1895 dwindled Gown TO S1.tlU.O- IN S9S
Indicating that under the new system the
counties Hre being deprived Of interes;-
I bearing funds IL order that the state Of
fcialE may have an Increased amount TO
/ place with favored banks.
| a sample Of the way business mas i'm
/ proved IN The county is shown by The books
/ Of AZ agricultural implement firm IL
aurora This t-n mas for several yearE
dealt in the same line Of goods. making
sales almost exclusively TO farmers TIT,
Stock has been the same except where Jhe
Increased trade demanded The firm keeps
d set Of books which balance W III the
| end Of every month. showing the amount
I OF cash and credit sales and the other sales
which are settled for by note a statement
/ compiled from these books covering the
business for three years shows the increase
1 IL business and the Increased ability uf tn.
/ farmers 70 pay FOR what they get:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

win se-,lret conducted b, h, Grand Amy
az r. rrrusH.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

Wtsh 8 knowledge Of inns and other eyl-
asusas u prosper2 increasing ID The
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
TODkY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Fuir GenernTy in This s'nte3 Cooler
in the SUuIhenstern Quarter
NOrthvest Winds.

WASHINGTON. April lT-Foreaast for
Tuesday
Fpr Nebruaka-Tair Tuesday with cuuler
IN southeastern quarter northwesterly
winds far and warmer Wednesday.
Toy Iowa and NIssuu'I-TRir and cooler
Tuesday winds shifting TO nurthweEterly,
fair and warmer Wednesday.
For North and South DakotB-Fair.
warmer Tuesday and Wednesday diminish
I iuE uu~thwesterly winds.
TOY kansas-Fair Tuesday, with cooler in
northeast portion. westerly winds fair ana
warmer Wednesday.
TOY Colorado Wyoming and Montana
Fair and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday
variable winds. shifting to suutheas-erly.
LucnI Record.
OFFICE or TIE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA. -Aprl' 1--Omana record OF tenn
perutu~e Gnd precipitation compared win
-ne corresponding day ut The last three
1898 1885 1897 1896
Maximum temp ra-Urs ~ =. g. IN
Minimum ternpe~u-u"e ... g. 5u o. 10
Average Temp P~Htu"e .... e. 81 =. ~
Precipitation ........... ...... 90 10 90 IL
Record OF temperature and precipitation
al Omaha for this day and since March
Norma for the dav .......... ................ -
Excess Cor the day. .......
Accumulated deficiency since March H.. ."1N
Norma rainfall for the day.. il ingh
Deficiency for the DAY ....-........... ID inch
Total rainfall since Marcn 1........ 80 incn
DnfCi ury since March 1.......-. 20 inches
Deficiency fOr cor period. 1895 -.-.. Is inch
Deficiency for cor. period Isg1-..... a. inch
Reports from stntions : j.. IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
MR. PIONEERS PIE COUNTER
Governor Finds ,t 9 Hard JOB 70 Divide the
Pastry stlEiao.orlv
HUNGRY PATROLS CLtM0R FOR A SHARE
DHhlmun-H ~ 'rd unu Gang Hnuuts the
tHpitul Corridors IN the Endcnyur
10 secure large slices for
Their Hynchmen.
HUNGRY PATROLS CLLNos FOR A sHAF


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-..' " 7..t ''7.t.NI WIN .u'
i'.'i'A IA- mes. are .h' "Nss
NAtl f' 'lhA's some oah'' mbl bHl '''h
'.'..'. t.|''"' f.Lu morning ". I'Al.
h. ha...ul '"'IA %. .ht 'A'"-..'' olu.' 'f
'.... ''.''.1 a''''."'L-.h. NA"' 'I
".I.. '-.' Cd. .N' 'ta'N' mem u. '.''
'- LeA-"'' %. P".'.'. '"'t no I'.s
''A- F.. '' aAl' Y" a'..".t "i'i'''l. III, 'i.-'
'h- no t.as 1Ia7' TO see Una, 1'-N.I's
N"' ~ Ia' '.At l'-s 'Nta
7,gr.r,y..-. f-.a r... Esr-a-7rr b.55e -hs fort
dry after dpy. and tries 20 impress The
governor with the fact tnat the democrats
OF Ire state are entitled 10 mos, Of the
tpuatr-vs places FOR the reason that The
rnuuIata have secured most uf thr ulnrrivc
rflrrs While whiting for The list 10 hr
given uut these pntrintg discuss The Elrub-
ti1u and arrange 10 relieve The voters Of
Tn, responsibility OF making nominations.
Tba rnufrr ranugfrr in the sixth con-
rreEsiouuT district is receiving special al
terLiuu The probability OF an extra seH-
sion of congress mas convinced the demo
r-utF that there must be q special election
IN The district TO fu The vacancy caused r>
IvHrt Greene ana IhE demand VIII
70 M fur the nomination nf democrat.
Among some there is even hint that
democrat will be nominated in any event.
mud the papuliEts muy fan In nr - it alone
which ever ibry please The man mos,
often mentioned iF Oldham Of EeHrney. whr
is slid 10 have not only some OF the
uhlructeriBtiar. but also some Of the habits
or the late congressman which will make
him quite natural candidate. a mar
named Harrington al North putte is also
mentioned fpvuruhly Harrington OF O'Nein
is pnpullr but il is suid ne refuses 10 be
L cupgidpte
IN the meantime The popul!sts are ho' 40
sure thui the candidate must be uefno-
crlt- They remember The hight maze ny
prominent uethnGAth ol lht u'Ss' l'' w
prevent the endorsement oi Greene Ias'
year Hnd mere Is clhpnsluon 10 even
UP matters inns ihA II Inc ueh'oIrbLs H.
rIst on having me canuluaLt come -r"Ln
their ranks. Iht Hulrohh c'o"u "a u
course, WORKING iul comple'e fusion Lua'
viii furnish nomination iof Jhe eA-goV-
ernor as supreme judge ana any klhu %
trade lhai VIII h'lnE anoul Inns result VIII
be favored. There Is STORY oi ue-up
Win NeVlIe. pui Inc iaci lhH' Ne'lHe Il
opposea by the cltizens al ms own nome
anu Ire lufLhti -aU' 1Ha' f1o''"Ilp Ii NoNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
MR.. FLOWER OK THE WEST

Arson R. Flower. who has just returned from
an extended Western trip covering hfty-two hum
drei miles said yesterday in speaking of the ousi-
ness and crop situation in the West
It is difficult for one to appreciate the situa-
tlOn West un.css he has been there IA person.
Crops throughout the entire country touched by
the railroads nave been more than abundant
Along the lines there miles and miles OF crios
cattle and hoss in that section before while n
tile cotton section good crops have Deen raiser.
These products are commanding a good price
AT the farm and tn farmers are all happy-
A. every village and station one can see the
evidence Of the good times In the smiling faces
in full operation and partakng ot the prosperity
which is universal there. Under tncse na.loi;5
II is no wonder that the business of the railroads
Is good and that there il every prospect ~ KS
continuation for many months to come AIT tae
corn. cattle and hogs have got 20 Doe moved 70
market and this means business for the rtiFoa VS.
everywhere We could use on the NocN Island Il
thousand more cars II We had them. II j. ten
years since went over the entire ROCK Island
system and I was ast0nishCd al the growth OK
population. Many places that were only stations,
with TWO or three houses scattered about, are now
thriving villages OF several hundreds OF inn1n
tants / remember ono place that nad only FOUR
houses ten years ago. thar to-day has over four
thousand inhabitants. This growth OF population
means a great deal for the railroads. tn return
ing from the West came iy the Pennsylvania
road was greatly interested as We passed
through The milling districts Althoueh II was
sunday. the mills We're all I'm operation. as they
gether ] am more than pleased with what ] have
seen I'm my journey, and am more than ever con-
WINGED that We are in prosperous times. ana thIt
they have come 10 stay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The money market hrmer yesterday and
sterling exchange was easier Call money lent as
high as per cent. averaging per cent. Last
weeks bank statement lends no ENCOURAGEMENT
TO the belief that rates will fal to nominal fig
ures lust at present especially as the banks IN
order 70 preserve their . per cent legal reserve
limit are forced 10 reduce liabilities. The out
look favors AS per cent rates for long time 10
come. but there seems to be little chance o. any
further disturbance in the market This view of
the situation was reflected in the activity In stocks
Yesterday The largest banks have marked up
time rates to 6 per cent for al dates, and quote
that figure on call over the counter shipments
Of money 10 the interior have started out for the
week fairly large Prime mercantile paper IS 5a5i3
per cent II is thought that applications TO antic-
pate the payment Of Government bond interest Will
be larger this week In Chicago the demand for
money from wheat operators is heavy partcu-
larly for loans 10 run TO May at per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET Market dull.
STANDARD on closed at i6r1uiG6 against 400 bid on
Saturday Last prices ~ other prominent issues
were. Havana Commercial 25aG. preferred. s5N
&C.. Baking Powder q>s4n9N4. BAY state Gas.
ls.ala.. Pump 2iQ2'a. preferred, 7i072 Markecn
Copper 1910, Amaleamated Copper. sS4s'ie
Amsterdam Gas o90Gia. preferred 5eQ51ia. Rubber
Goods eggQ27ia. preferred slns2. Distiling II
America l8al3iz. preferred. Na42. sloss-shefiield
,snen issued, 2sisa4ok. preferred, 77a7s subscrip
tons i01l40. old stock so4s5
PETROLEUM HIGHER Refined petroleum has
been advanced IS points since Saturday. 10 80
cents ID gallon IN barrels at New-York. and SO
cents in cases.
STOCK LOAN Quotations Loan quotations
were. Atchison preferred. Chicago Burlington
ana Quincy Peoples Gas. Consolidated Gas. Met
ropolitan Stree. Railway. General Electric. Mis-
.a,r, Pacific New-York Central Northwestern.
Northern Pacific common and preferred. Reading
pork Island 81 Paul. Sugar Refining. Union Pa
cine common and PREFERRED American Tobacco.
Manhattan. Cleveland. cincinnati. Chicago and St
r,uts Delaware and Hudson Southern Railway
nr.rerred Southern Pacific. Jersey Central United
states Rubber common and preferred. Brooklyn
Rand Transit and Federal Steel common and pre-
ferrcd 6 Tennessee Coal and Iron. Western Union.
Louisville and Nashville and Baltimore ana ONO
common and preferred There was no special
borrowing demand for stocks
FOREIGN TRADfNG.-Operations for the foreign
account amounted 10 about 1000 shares. t~o-thrds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
COAL TRADE CONDITIONS.

Weekly reports from anthracite trade centres
reflect improving business among the coal produc-
ing and carrying companies. The output for this
year promises 10 break all records and as prices
are above last years level and probably VIII rule
even higher before January the benefit TO the
companies can readily be seen The fact that the
coal companies are now sharing in business pros
pcritv vii II IS thought. be shown i'm pro-
nounced rise I'm tho market value Of the low priced
stocks Of tho anthracite and btumlnous companies.
Ia,kawauna. Jersey Central and Delaware and
Hudson are among the high priced issues but the
Reading stocks. Ontario and Western. Hooking
Valley and Wheeling and Lake Eric ISSUES are
selling under their actual worth The rcceAt rise
ir IackaNanna suggests some coming new iaNor-
able development I'm the affairs OF the company.
Jersey Central and Delaware and Hudson Will, u
1. heIieved do heLtcr on their merits.