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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-04
Orphans Court Sale.
Estate Of Joseph Strauss, Decease

Estate Of Joseph Strauss, Deceased.
ny virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Jefferson county, there Will he exposed TO
public sale ON the 30th day of October, nj 200
o'clock u. M, next, AT Albert Reynolds Opera
House, In the borough OF Rcynoldsvillc said
county, the following pieces OF rcnl estates,
No. l. Situate In the borough OF Reynolds
Vile. said county, bounded on the north by
Mablc street; thence by said street ~ feet 10
Jefferson street; thence by said street 100 feet
to Mil alley thence by said alley ~ feet 10
corner of lot No. lis; thence by said lot i50
feet, being Lot No. ii9; having thereon erect
ed two storied frame dwelling house, con-
tanning q rooms In good condition.
Also No. g situate as aforesaid, lots Nos;
~ and 81 On Pleasant avenue, In u, &. schultz
addition; being 10 feet IN front by iS0 feet In
depth.
Also, lot No g. situate In the borough OF
Brockwayvllc said county and state; begin
ming nj post on the eastern line Of West
First street; thence by said street south i2,i
degrees west 40 feet TO u post; thence south
NV degrees east 1iO feet To Il post; thence
north i2u degrees west 40 feet 10 the begin
Also, No. I. situate In Snyder township,
said county; beginning NJ u post on the south
ern line ot land of the n " l.. u. & W. X. X.
CO., thence south 20li degrees east by lands
by land Of Glover, south 30 degrees west ~
rods To n post thence by land NJ Shailer, north
1875 degrees west 49, rods TO . post thence by
land Of the n. V. H. ". & W. ". II, 60. north
Rii degrees east 1875 rods to the beginning,
containing six acres.
Terms OF sale: Onc-thlrd cash when land Ia
sold; the balance In two equal annual pay:
ments with interest; tn he secured by bond
and mortgage or Judgment bond; u,.,
Guardian OF minor children OF
Joseph Strauss, Deceased.
&. MITCHELL, Attorney.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-04
RUFFALO, ROCHESTER, & PITTS
- BURGH RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE.
On and after September 4, 1920, passen-
ger trains will arrive and depart from Reyn-
oldsville station. daily, except Sunday, MS
follows;
DEPART.
1;15n. m. For Dubois, Punxsutawney Butler
Plttsburg and intermediate stations.
l2;45 y. m. For Dubois, Punxsutawney and
intermediate stations. Connecting mt
Falls Creek for Curwensville, Clearfield
and all points ON the g. & NJ. Division al
so with main line train for Brockway-
Vile, Ridgway, Johnsonburg, Bradford
Buffalo and intermediate stations
4:42 y. m. For Dubois, Curwensville and
Cleartleld and all points on the G. & NJ
Division.
ARRIVE.
1857 n. m. 4:3g p. m. p.S p. m.
Passengers are requested to purchase tick
cts before entering the cars. An excess
charge Of Ten Cents will be collected by con-
ductors when fares are paid on trains, from
allstations where ticket Office is maintained.
Thousand mile tickets good for passage
over any portion OF the b., X. & =. and Beech
Creek railroads are on sale at two 2) cents
per mile.
For tickets, time tables and full informa-
tion apply to
+. q, DAVIS. Agent, Reynoldsville, Pa.
r. q. LAPEy, Gen. Pas. Agent,
Rochester N. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

Present appearances Indicate that the
bunker uui strike will show permanent
value. \. y. Wilson returned from the
camp last evening with SOME very nice
samples which Included u tine looking
chunk from the copper vein which "
now nearly foot wide, The vein OF
carbonate and galcun is about four feet
wilde. 10 was encountered In u ,O-foot
drlft from the no foot level The work
of putting the shaft down another 90
feet will be- proceeded with ut once, II
ls thought that Ht that depth, II not
before, the vein will gFaln b tapped. II
d. said that the yolu that has been
encountered o. "a continuation Of the
Legal Tender and llonorine veins, Six
men are working ON the property Ut
present and while the shaft work Is 10
be pushed ore win be- taken out and
regularly marketed. The initial ship
mcnt will be made before the end Of the
month and viii consist II is stated, Of
four cars uf ore, that VIII closely
average recent assay values which
showed. lu the galvna, the presence Of
90 per cent lead, 80 ounces silver and
81 ln gold. The carbonate ore went 6i,S
per cent lead, . ounces silver and $40
In gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
STOCKS ARE
SOUGHT AFTER.
Prices, with Few Exceptions, Prac-
tiCally Unchanged
NORTHERN LIGHT TUMBLES.
Mammoth stronger NAnhce Con-
Moves pctro Icarish - Joe
uowers stationary,
NORTHERN LIGHT TUMBLEs.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER COZ
LEAD. SL3j
CASTING COPPER II.

Prices on the exchange today with
Few exceptions. were not materially
different from yesterday Northern
Light took another header going down
to i6h. Petro wns hearcd down 10 ylh
and Tctro sold at TO-
Mammoth went mp TO t2.i9il and Dnly
West sold ut $3.50. \ large block Of
Mcrcur changed hands nt 81, and SAGE
ramento was extensively traded DO
around i5is. Joe Bowers was in good
demand as prices around 2ih while
Yankee Consolidated went 90 10. Md
night Bowers changed hands at z. 1sIa.
ton and BE- La Mar nt r., Central
Mammoth at ~ and international 90
T. with the assessment paid Ben but.
Ter sold az De-. South swansea dropped
100 at u.T. Daisy responded AZ alhs
aud DAILY NJ $50. Eagle found buy.
crs at "a. while Galcna brought % ana
Lower Mammoth %.
Closing quotations were as fOll0Wu'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

The G rgcnhclm Exploration COM
pany 10 the name Of a big Incorporation
organized last June under the laws "
Nuw Jersey. ana not under the laws ~
New York, as stated by today'a Trib-
unc. 10 has no connection with the
GuEgCuhelm amoltcr plant ut Pueblo,
but ~ r. separate company whose char
ter does not limit re operations 10 any
part ~ the world. II IL not organized
specially for the operation of smcltCfH.
but will develop mines. build railways,
operate steamboats, and engage In any
business whore profit IL promised, The
company may operate In Mexico or
South America, al well az IN the United
States, or " the management conHld-
crs u advisable, In any other part Of
the world.
The capital stock % the company Ia
placed at s6000.O0O. which was greatly
over subscribed long before the COM
pany was organized, About half a mill
lion OF stock has been subscribed By
salt Lake parties. Much more than
that amount was FOR the stock contrib.
uted from Utah. but. owing 20 the great
demand, it was cut down to about 500.
900. The company has not put any % 10
! capital TO work IN Utah at present, but
/ n the management are assured N prof.
/ liable Investments here they may be
| Induced 60 take hold Of Utah proposl'
lions. In this connection, II " stated
| that nothing will be considered too bis
/ for the company 20 handle so that II
appears u good Investment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
RHEUMATISM

Ing the total receipt. for the year from
all sources A3.9igg2. During tho year
i3s.iJl9s IVES dlsbursed Tor working thu
property, nus leaving a cash balance
" ifel.V1 with which the sSmpsny
starts the new year.
This election Of directors resulted az
follows A. H. Jones. J. 4. Brown, John
Dcrn, w. II. Dickson. and H. A. Wall.
The directors Will meet iu this couflo
~ the next few days and elect a prcai.
dent. who, Il II freely stated. will most
likely be Mr. John Dern. 10 was stated
that had It not been for the troubles
" litigation with which the company
has had TO contend. very much better
results would have been reported.
ad m ana M m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

six cars from the South Swansea
were marketed today
\. l.. Jacobs and others will visit the
bunker nm tomorrow.
Two cars from the Sioux Con. app
poarod ON today's market
Mr. John pcru IS visiting some Of his
interests In Mcrcur today
Drifting will shortly commence from
the C0O-f10t level OF the Massachusetts.
Twenty cars from Tlntlc and one
from stockton wero at the COnhln
sampler today.
The Taylor Brunton sampler report
ed nine cars from Tintic today, besides
one from Marysyale.
II IL reported that the now gasoline
hoist at the international of West TIM
tic Is running satisfactorily.
Some rich specimens of copper ore
have been received from the SlNtcon-to-
one property az Contact, Nevada.
The furnaces nt the Apex mine near
st. George have closed down for "A few
days to erect some needed repairs.
Il IL stated that Pat shccan will
shortly begin the duties Of supcrlntend-
ent Of the April Fool mill at DE Ia
Mar Nevada,
ore shipments, Il Is stated, viii be
discontinued at the Dyer mine, Here
after the product Will be sent out as
copper bullion,
The Eagle and Blue Bell reported on
the market today with a car OF ore, A
car from Johnson a Pcnsc was also
marketed today,
A hundred ton shipment from the
Ajax mine returned values that aver
aged us follows. Gold, ounce. copper,
i6ia per cent silver, 5 ounces.
A shipment from the Wedge at
Mnrysyale was no the sampler today
from which high returns are expected.
Nothing " the values cuuld be learned
nj press time.
Superintendent Joseph Beck OF the
Aetna writes that the work of sinking
from the tunnel Is going along nicely
and that better ore appears as the
depth Increases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

Kansas city Aug lG.-Cattle-iln.
coipta. 5000 natives, 1000 Texans Good
butchers steady others 3 "a Zoe loWur
Natiye steers $50 "a 600 Texas steers.
native COWS and hcifgra. 2.iD 10 S.Jli
stuukrrB and feeders, $3.50 " SIS, bulls
$40 90 1855,
Iors-Recelpts, 10000. Market u l0c
lower. Bulk " sales, go a. i,6s,
heavy ass q As, packers, ass % 100.
mixed. SIS ~ 400, light i.lnUt.12ll'
yorkcrs. 40 % i.i2'4. pigs, $50 20 40
shegp-Rrgei 1000 Market steady
lambs, $40 70 b,2o, muttons, 800 u
%
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

The expert who has examined the
strike in the Cedar Valley Mining
company's property In the pccpstpnc
district makes n very favorable report.
The management are conservative In
tulkin. Of the extent OF the strike.
High values exist there but they seem
Go occur az Irregular Intervals In the
workings. a number Of samples have
been brought 60 town which Will be- A.
saycd In the next few days at which
time moro Will b. learned. Everything
ut present indicates that little more
development viii prove the company
claims 10 contain what VIII prove pay
ing ore
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CASH


Omaha, Aug iG.-Cattlc Receipts
o. 800 Market slow TO Zoe lower Native
beef steers, 100000, western steers,
lgbuG.OO. Texas steers, 5000 $50; cows
aud hclfcrs. 375u4iO, Gamers, 25O0
$50. Htuckcra and feeders JbOua,Uo,
calves, iOOd625; bulls, stays, etc, 2.S1I
ago.
Hogs-R Receipts $500. Market i5c
lower Heavy. i25UAJJ, mixed, A3lu
ass. light. i3lUiio, pigs 255u i25;
bulk OF sales, t3Ouil2M,
ShpypaaltcCgi $500. Market dull
lower Ycarllngs. 39Ouil5, western
muttuuB. a6OudpO stock sheep. $500
80. lambs, l.25UGl5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

The shareholders N the Joe Bowers
Mining company met In annual seHalon
yesterday afternoon and listened to the
presidents report. and elected a new
board OF directors.
The report showed that during the
fiscal year the company has marketed
si3 tons of ore. which brought tliisOl1.
or au average Of 5000 per ton. net. An
assessment of S3,Asi5O, together with
other sources OF revenue enabled tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

II the operations of the Huntaman
Copper company are such na the CORE
gpondent Of the Engineering and Min-
INK Journal represents them To BE-, u
should be borne In mind that no roilgc-
tlon attaches 10 Salt Lake parties. for,
Of Information. The HhHr.n laughed
in the company are ail held by eastern
men. II may be Interesting Co see what
reply the company Will make to the
criticism Of thoir alleged bubble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

Articles ~ incorporation OF the Cold
en- Dippcr Mining company have been
filed In the county clerks office. The
capital stock consists of 100000 shares OF
the par value NJ 10 cents each The unl-
cers are -, y, Bauer president; n. n.
Jenkins, vice-Uresllpnt. Geo. 4. Nyp.
secretary, aud e. h. Hudson. treasurer.
The companys claims uro ln the Camp
Floyd district. Tooelu county and cone
sist OF the $, ~ Moore claims, Nos,
to 4 inclusive,
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens F1ut- Eass. powder Tor the feet 10
curos painful. swollen, smaftlnF. ucrtuusfeoL
aud Instantly takes tho siluE out 81 CONS
aud bunlsns Its the greatest comfort as
c1very Of the age. Allsn's lOQt- hase iuakes
tight or new SHOES feel sasy. ~ j. ceflalp
cure for sweating. calluus an hot, tlftd'
srhinE feet Try Il 70 day sold by all druk-
glstsnnd shoe stores 10y ma inr29e ~ stamps
Trial racknre iNkE Address Alluh
Olrlstod IL ROY, " Y.
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Daisy. 500 nt glH
Daly, 100 900 81 90
DAILY West 100 az Ei2l7is; 100 AT
ti2,sO
Eagle, coo at ~.
Galcun. 100 at nc. 100 nt 81.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at i3a, 100 az
43i. 100 ut 90.
Mammoth. 200 at i2l7isi 400 at I2Isi
300 at s.. 1915.
Mcrcur 1000 AZ s..
Northern Light 100 at IS; 100 at Al;
200 ut 49,, 200 lt iGh,
pctro 100 at %. 200 az ylA; 100 at
9iis; 100 ut 9lA 100 ut glA.
Sacramento, 600 al i6is 600 at iGA.
South Swansea, 100 ut SIZE.
Boston and DE Ia Mar. 5000 at rs.
Central Mammoth 1000 at ~,
Ben Butler 5000 nc 3o.
Joe lluwyrs. 1000 ut 2l3 1000 at glh
1000 at 2iis, 1000 nt 2ia, 200 az gla.
International, 1000 az z.
Yankee Consolidated 900 az 10.
Midnight Bowers, 5000 at 4.
Tctro, 5000 al ylOc
Number of shares sold, 2i.lOO.
Selling value VI stock. yG,jlJ,37,
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Needed as a Natural Sequence to
Big Business Activity.
SOME FOOLISH VENTURES.
A Mass was Ready for Launching
Upon a Cuiiibic Public Gene
eraI Trade review.

New York. Aug. i2.-Mueh nonson-
steal talk Is heard concerning the fu-
ture Of the money market Firm rates
are both probable and desirable for
Tor some weeks TO come. they ara the
natural sequence OF business activity.
and will exert wholesome restraint up
ON foolish ventures, Of which there IL
"a mass ready for launching upon a
gullible public. Six months ago the as.
ISOLATED banks stood at nearly $4,000
900. today Il ls scarcely tio.O0o.000, but
there IL nothing alarming In this rcduc-
tiUn. particularly us Il has been due ~
legitimate and not speculative causes.
Speculation. relatively speaking, is dor
mant Just nov; while trade demands
on the other hand are particularly ur.
gent, and the treasury finds It Difficult,
to meet the demand for small notes Tor
retailers.
There arr two interests anxious for
high none" rates; one the lender. and
the other bear traders. As
already stated however. while good
rates FOR money seem probable. there
are no good reasons FOR anticipating a
money scare. Crop demands VIII be
little u any larger than usual, and tho
West ~ much better prepared for these
demands than ordinarily Bank re-
serves at Interior cities are much high
co than n year ago; and Chicago. st.
Louis, Boston and other contcrs have
recently been
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|I;fIiBII(iE3fiI
|E8IEI!lI:a|
h.. .H2fNtlt.kklfkskik
The Burlington
Holds all Records.

Cleveland.
The fastest time ever made between
Chicago and Denver IL rs hours and 90
minutes The burlington made Il Feb
ruary 10Th, 1897,
The fastest time over made between
Chicago and Council BUNS IL hours
and n minutes, The Burlington made
Il February 18th, 1893,
The fastest time ever made between
Council Buns and Chicago ~ hours
and 20 minutes, The burlington made
It January ard, 1893,
Two trains a day ior Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas city and st. Louis-the Chicago
Special, leaving Denver at 1910 p. M.
and the Vcstibuled Flyer. at $3.50 p. m.
Record breakers, both OF them, like
the line they run over,
Ticket Ohiee, 2i4 $, W. Temple 81.
l. 4. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
Ry, Dooly Block.
r. r. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
W. H. M'MILLAN. Gen. Agt.
2lt s. w. Temnla st.. Salt Lake city.
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Denver. Aug. G-Cuttle-Rcccipts
800. Market steady, beef steers a,,s,l
d 90. COWS g GOul.OO. feeders, freight
mid To river 3.25tfi.G SO. st1ckrrs,
freight paid 90 river 3.50JiIj, bulls,
stays, etc, 2,25ui,to,
Hogs Receipts $50, Market l5c low.
err. Light packers i3OuA,io. mixed
4 g5Il.l 60. heavy A,l5ui.2o.
shesp-Recelpts 400. Market steady.
good lat muttons A,OOui,5O, lambs AS
$3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

san Francisco, Aug. lG-Whcut
steady, Dec. ii2h May, ll7S cash, lO5.
harley Not quoted, Cash barley, 50.
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The cash prizes for the best charuc-
tors amount 20 il2j. Mr.. Myers IN,
costumrr, will have room az the
beach and muskgrs will have plenty Of
accommodation TO dress and hire cos
TUNES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

Flssure Mining Stock. Six Cents.
Brooks * Blakely, u West Second So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

CHEAP.--HIGH ROLLER MINING
stock Must be sold. Inquire li5 W..
Second South.
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CuICAUo MARKETs.
LIVE aTOCK.

chicago. Aug. iG-HogH. receipts, a.
O0o Tomorrow. 2O.O00. left over, 2,2pl
Market mostly Zoe lower. packers, very
bonriah Mixed and butchers. 40 10
400. good heavy. go q $50 rough
heavy. i.20 q i.35. llght. i,5i % 40.
Cuac receipts, $1,000, Market 10 "
Zoe lower fccycs. $50 % $50, cows
and hclfcrs. 200 20 40. Texas steers,
3.ii u 5.i5. stockcrs and feeders. 5.25
v 4.s5
shcep-Recclpts 1000. Market 10 u
i5c lower. sheep. 800 U i,s5. lambs.
90 U GO
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"Gct your Purple on"-Elks Purple
Day. saltnlr, Aug %.
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OTeOOI Short Line R1iNO1t.


TfMr CARD ~ EFFrCr JUNE 80. iDl
AWittNF
IRON Ogden, chicago Omaha, ~ L1uls
Kansas CRY and nHnver...sss..s. sd a N
Prom Otflisn. Portland. spokane, Date
Us and Gan Francisco .. hb N
,r. " n,, 5in,. 'nl''' i''' ..... SB no.
Prom Ogden Chicirn ~ louis, Va "a
t.t. co. Nh and Dcnver 900. ..,. 500 p m'
t mlss = '''. .,.... - s.oo,, N.
fI roi0, .'nu' A'''n' 500 ..,...... toop IN.
' 's .j,,H hi, ..'''..'.'.',.. COP IN.
IRON , osas9, roy" ,o sac ''''''D , 1902 IN
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z. G. NJ L. Shoe Factory excursion
to LAGOON Friday Aug. 18th, Road
race and baseball.
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DrrAHT
Tor ogden. Omaha, Chrafl, Denver,
Ksnsas Guy and n. Louis. s.ts, Iip a m
Tor Tintc, Metcur AID intsfmsf.ais
%. ' '... ...... 49,. .,. iis m.
'ri ~ = '' p5,sis So 80 sbit m.
ssn sI frss SIs,S, '''''' ...' - . m.
sais, ,V 20 ~ A"'o'l . sap N
Tor Ogden, Denver, Esrsas CO., umsh
~ fouls, chicago ~ San Francisco 500 NJ
point. t. ...' ", ,,..l..'.''' as p IN.
strAins south oi Juab DO not run sundaIa
tnaily etrert SUNDAY . -.
CITY TICKET OFFICE Mssonic ho's, 70 ~
Wei Second sIuih street -.
p. ". rCCtEs, n r HUXLEY
Gen. Tfanie Manager. Gen y and 4. A
". u. nANCnOfE
Nlea. IIn.lhanL and uann MAnalan
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NATURES NAP

isubuut uvor She has awakened rom nu w
winter. sleep and will topu don nor AHyIns
garh Her bright sun, stin Winds hhA VIZ
dust will iomind you that you hhNe - ma
About tho nrst thing person docs wlvu ~
eyes become sensitive TO the sun, N,th,ap
dust " to rush'to the store ana hny nn"IT
palr OF colured glasses DON ~ ths
Come to me and nud the cause anu
rampdV
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY


'IHsI TTnTn IVuVVA InTn0n Nnn0HYI nd
$50 y m, ROUND TRIP. ~ CENTS
Olsun's Famous Orchestra 10 attendance
every afternoon and evening.
SIMON BAMnERGER, Cent Mgr
H. W. EARLY, Oon'I Pass Agent
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CONFLICT IN WALL STREET
It IS Renewed Today, and Keeps things De-
e.dedIy Irregular


New York. Aug iC-Tho conflict be-
tween professional operators was rs
ncwcJ at the opening VI the stock mar
kct Brooklyn Transit ON sal9s VI
800 shares. was quoted all the way from
1924 " lgsa. against 1855 last night
Steel and wire gained q sharp frne-
ton after covering by shorts Amer
lean tobacco. after falling fraetlsn.
forged upwards two points. and .ls0
continental tobacco stocks also moved
upward. Meantime "a number " the
standard railway stocks and sugar
showed weakness. The market btcaug
irregular after the opening Price move.
mcutH were exceedingly irregular On
heavy dealings. While the general
trend was downward Few Issues
moved up strongly, notably the tpha1-
co stocks. American tobacco brought
igG aud continental tobacco. alA.
Determined support kept brooklyn
Transit above the lowest metropolitan
street railway was forced below -p4.
and Manhattan weakened symptthot-
rullv Tennessee coal zen 10 ssh. L. 3,
leather rose rs. Nothing important
was developed lu the railroads which
worked lower except IN "a few cases.
Interest shifted Into the standard rail-
ways and there was o. heavy uhHnrpa
ton Of The rranEofs and Southern Pa
rlno. The average rises Appropriated
point Covering 100 Metropolitan
street railway carried tho hrvak Co 900
ana Tennessee coal stIneuDl above 'l
Urlllzntions drove the t0hHrcul down ]
and go. but other lnluatrInlH held arm.
Bonds were moderately active ana
generally steady
There was a rally in the apeclaltIcs
which had been attacked and the gene
orai market hardened. Tobacco and
Sugar weakened again. Earlier gains
were wiped out lu the Tobacco stocks.
aud Sugar dropped 30 i.5iA.
4 f1w railroad stocks which had
shown strength stood up we'll ln face
~ the raid The closing was active
and irregular az mixed not changes.
Boston. Aug iG.-B. and ~ 3.5sg3.s',
ID and u. $3.50.
THE METALS
New York. Aug. iG.-Coppor steady;
brokers and exchange n 90. caHilug ~.
Lead quiet. brokers' AZ. exchange
/ t5ih.
MONEY AND BoNDs.
New York. Aug. iG.-Money on call
| steady at per cent Prime mcrcan-
/ tile paper a. per cent
sterling exchange nrm with actual
| business Ia bnnkcrH bills at isGiaui f
! for demand and az ASIA for ~
! days, posted rates As3isutst and isi
! o.. commercial bills lstaia.
liar silver COZ
MrxlCul dollars g.
Government bonds strong 2s reg,
iO0is. 90 reg, l0sai do. coupon, losA
new a. reg and coupon 1904 old a.
reg. itgis. do. coupon. ii3, o. reg and
coupon, M,
SUGAR.
New York. Aug G-gug1r-Ruw
steadlor. fair refining. g. centrifugal %