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New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore June 1eFlQgr guie Westfrn sgPe slSs r. G
winter patents SO yqs3 90 spring DO g s s & ~
spr,ng wheat straight 50 jOds3 co. receipts liOs DDS
exports 81 49s bbs sales 45o b5ls Wheat quie sP9,
and the month 7sG7Si4c; July. Ts+TIec; Auglst Sff
SI. steamer red - 4UI42c receipts 81 10 nusn
sxpor's bush: stock. lCOIHJO bush. sales, s'pp
bush southern by sample, 72qIsl3ci do on grade t
TsLc corn strong spot. 39ssc bid: the month. Jssl
3qSc July 80 a 1885, August 39sc bid steamer mixed
3TEG37tc; receipts III 81 bush exports l2s5I bush
stock T5O 722 bush 30 600 bush Southern white
corn 4la4isc do yellow. 42qiSc oats hrm; No :
white 32q32nc: No 2 mixed. 3Oc; receipts 2lIs bush
stock 3f5 7O2 bush. Rye firm. No Western, O21c:
stock 25 40 bush steady; 60 ,arge at SIC 81
meiiam at sAc: % small at ec Butter steady fancy
@reamery ieG2oc do imitation l5al7c; do ladle tqJc
good afie iia2c store packed l2Giic; rolls. l2gl.c
Eggs nrTn. l3lsG1ic.
Buffalo. June 19-spring wheat dull but steady; No
Northern sl2c: No Northern. I1ac Winter wheat
unse;tled No . red Tshc No white 7Ti4c. Corn dull
bur firm No yellow. 3sc. No yellow. 3shc No !
yellow 3Gc No corn. 3sc; NJ corn. 37l.g3Itzc Oats
dull. No . white. 3ln3lc: No white. 29sl lI3Oc No ;
white 2sc No mixed. 2si7c; No mixed 27i7c. Barley
sales of feed reported 4Oc Rye-Nothng doing No
/ hold at &C Canal freights steady wheat 2ac corn
2a.c. oats INC to NewYork. Flour firm better inquiry
best patents spring 81 25as go bakers .traghts spring
s4Gt4 2j bakers clear spring. 81 2qs3 20 low grace
snrin1 s2Ts2 patent winter, 81 25uSi %; best fam
y winter 80 1884 low grade winter s2Gs2 oO graham
best, So 10
chicago June 19-The leading ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

HAHLEM DIVISION.
e.l2 A. ~ 5.55 +. NJ Daily. except sunday, 70
Ptsded. Sundays only at . 20 r. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light -
Ticket oflces ll3 25l il3 ana i2lG Broadway, -
Union So, W. 235 Columbus 6l West l23th -.
i25h St and i3sth Stations. New York 15s and 12s
Fulton and l0s Broadway. F.. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone ''279O Thirty-eghth street. Tor Ne" iorx
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel %
residence by westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.


LEAVES NEW YORK DAILY FROM JUNE 18th,
THE Imperial Limited"
Luxurious Sleeping. Drawing Room ana Dlning
Uhsurpsssed cuisine. Passing hro Bsnnf Cswizersnd
OF America. Picturesque Rockies and al points Pacific
Connecting Vancouver with steamers Trans
Pacific ana Canadian Australian Royal Mail s. Lines
China, japan, The Philippines. FIJI. Heas-
lulu, and Australia.
For literature etc. apply 10
=. ". SKINNER O. Z. A.. $50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm No ?
spring wheat 7s&d7G&. No spring wheat. i3q'6'.c;
No ? red 77S arse. No corn 3jsc; No yellow corn
81, d35sc No oats, 2GQ27c No white 2g%c No -, .
Aaxseed 81 Os. W. 81 10. prime Timothy seed - Sp
81 % clover grade. 80 ~ pork. per POI
81 52iz ass 32ls lard. 100 n S3uS' % snort b aes
loose 55GS4 50 dry sal'ed shoulders boxed itn3 SC
short sides boxed 81 9JASj whiskey dstlers nm
lshed goods per 81 20. cutloaf unchansei
On the Produce to-day the butter market was
frun; lSisalsc. farles llu l9i2c Nhsese
arm sdsItc Eggs barely steady. l2*Gl21c
Milwaukee. June la-Wheat irregular. No ] Northern
.sfTstbc. No Northern, 77'G4Uac kSs hrm' NO J.
6ic Barley firm No 3 iligc sappis. @G4lc
Minneapolis June 10 le-Close-Wheat IN store No
Northern 74Nc. July. T4sc. Septemaer ,isc on usc.
No hard. Tjssc No Northern. I4@c; no NoF'herh'
I2fsc Flour unchanged Bran in bulk, 81 oOaSlo
Philadelphia June 1o.-wheat Ac lower sontraet
grade June 77.aT7iac corn steady No mixed June
80 aGs9Ac steady; ~ white clipped ~ gsoe.
No 8 do 3la3li4c: No mixei clipped SlDTc rlour
firm but qai.t: winter super. 50 i3gs2 % d. s.ras
straight 81 3jIs3 30: winter clear t3 21g$3 ~
do straight, So 4OQs3 6o. DO patent S tSqs5 so pths
clear SO 0G GS3 80: do straight 81 s0qSS 90 do patent
asa % 10 ravorie brands higher Rye hour unchansea
ch'ce Pennsylvania 50 loaS 10 per b6 BHter nti s,'
ic higher. Western creamery. fancy sc DO prints
iac fxss steady: fresh nearby i+G417cs DO western
I4sdl5c: do Southwestern. Bl2nlic; DO Southerh lSg
i3i,c cheese Arm Recelpts-Flour LOO opis. sWV
sacks wheat 40 bush. corn sIpD push' oats. 49,
ss1pnnents-Wheat 500 bush. corn. 1900 oats. l"o
G, Louis June -wheat-No red cash. I7c June.
nc. Iuly 7szc: September sOl4c; No hard I4mi7c
Corn-No 2 cash. 84isc: June. Si$c; July @'sd'xc.
ssnfembe- 34c bid Oats-No 2 cash. PC. June. 2tc'
Juiv 25sec: September. 22Ac. No white 2sa2s'7c
Toedo June l9-Wheat easy. lower; No 2 cash. 1s.c,
July 7ec Corn dull steady; No 2 m'xed. 35ltc oats
Suist steady: No ? mixed 25isc Rye dull hrm No
cash &c bid Cloverseed dull. STEADY; prime cash. new
So e5 October - b27
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
RAYMOND s Wbittomb
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE.
Is Union Square, n. Y, Telephone 90 18th.
Surrogate 8 Notirrs.

II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon.
lanes NJ Varnum a Surrogate Of the County OF Rev
York notice hereby given TO all persons having
against William l.. COnover deceased, 10 present ur
sare with vouchers thereof 70 the suoscroe al ner
b1siress al the Office 4 Charles 9 ha4b-
eeisch No 30 Broad street.. In The city ot NeW iOh u"
or before the eighteenth day of Nofem9er nsNt, ,
Tated New York the eighth day ~ May 1873.
GRACE : CONOVER. AdministratrI
CHARLES g. KALBFLEtst II g.. =, =
Attorney for AdmnisfratrlN. 80 BROAD street y. l.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

Spot cotton in the local market closed quiet win prices
nchanT.S on the basis Of S-i6c for middlng upland
nj slice for mid1ling Cult as comgered WIN ,-i1
respectively last year Iotsl safes OF Io-
included 81 spinners and 100 on contracts
pot cotton in Southern markets middling quoted wa OF
ray renrfei by special dispatches 10 our ENchspge a
Dl0v's: New-Oriesns quiet at 5ae: Mobile quiet az
Lice Savannah steady 5Sc Charleston quiet and
DminAl Wilmington quiet at 0Ae; Norfolk STEADY al
sse Baltimore nominal 81 6hc. Augusta steady at osc
Quis and steady at 1890 Memphis quiet AZ
&C. The export movement follows
Great Britain. France Continent
io.sl ,oasv 327 500
nus a. ~. - 5e37 7Tg3
~ 200 ? TAs - n
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

Rio-Co1e market weak, NJ RIO $50, exchange,
20 32d: receipts 100 bags cleared for the United
tates. 200. cleared for Europe 1900, stock 21s 900
Tie statistical position o. Brazil coffee Is folows
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

Fore rn --Tee markets. Santos-C0fee market firm.
"a average Santos CS4oo: recelnts. eco bags stock
n on, Hamburs-CcNec market opened uuiet at = pfg
ltenra. al 2.30 o. m. unchanged - 2. pfg al
ance: salcr 1000 bsgs. Havre-Cofee market opened
m steady =. decline Closed at net unchanged
fcas Total 50 les n coo bags
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
Railroads..
CENTRAL R.R. OF NEW JERSEY.
Ar,b,,cts coal usad e,riuslvey
Railroads.

utM IhAl n. n. UT NCW JLnOLI.
Anthracite coal used exclusively; usIyely;,.
-Four tracks ,ESetro- ,r % n, sigpsl'' q,
and south Ferry Whitehall Sc. -
Leaving time from South Ferry foot whitehall ST. is
five minutes earlier Than that given below for Liberty St.
" ~ ''''" On and after May p. lses:
rs.5. 7.o e Eas,9n p MOO fs0Ssy' ''so 600 to
a II. ss !, n, ,saadsys 80 4 NJ, .,.,o ,,o s,o
nGoS rnS ii:so 10 'ps Readin.J 4 ~ i:so $50 go
~ SS S TO TO kssSns E%ns p M ~ @ sT % SsH 500 70
ReadinsJ 2. N. i2I5 night o,,,v
A N. 1880 '3:5S 4:3o ;45 $50. 6:l5 p NJ sundays
sGo o 'iG Rsxcod 20 ~ t3s tSe RIVER M and a
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier g. ~ r.. foot Rector 81 - oon
For Atlantic Highlands and seashoe points 43 1000
A. NJ. 100 345. 4.9o p. NJ sundays. 1000 A. M 100
FOR Iake~ooa. Toms River and Barnesat' ''o A NJ
For particulars see time table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WAshlNu-
From foot Of Liberty 81.
Week days .43o 500. 1000 III 80 Dining Car; A. N
600 ns Dnins CaTj ? NJ i2:i5 mdt sundays '4so,
1000 q Dining CaT a 80 SO is, K9ya @s pSe aye
dnonsi trains for Philadelphia week days. TO 300
A. n. 3.3O 400. 49o. 80. 300 p NJ Sundays V'
Ticket. and parlor car seats foot Of Liberty ST.
whitehall St. 3 ~ 26l t9' ~! - s., SIt ,s s50sa s
273 l2jth St. 2ij Columbus Av New York Court
st. s $50 & Futon y Y6 S sHsF S % % c Tor and
check baggage from hotels or residences to destination
From Liberty % st. 81: only a,pu
sFrom south Ferry at i:S5 p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
Grea, Britain. France. contin'

Receipts al the ports and interior points To-Day,
sred with the same day last week ana iast year -,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
WORLDS RECORD IS SMASHED
intercollegiate Amateur Athletic
Meet In New York.

New York, May 26.-The twenty
fourth annual athletic meeting under
the auspices of the Intercollegiate ANA
teur Athletic association, to determine
the intercollegiate championship at
field and track events, BEGAN this after
noon on Manhattan field, where it will
be concluded tomorrow, the trials hav-
ing taken up the time today
One world record was smashed. This
was on the running broad Jump, and
A. c. Kraenzlein of Pennsylvania, who
had acquitted himself cleverly earlier
in the afternoon by winning his hign
and low hurdle trials, was the one who
did the trick. On his first jump, the
Pennsylvania covered % feet, 1012
inches, but ecliDsed his own worlds
record of "a feet 315 inches on his sec
ond attempt, coveringl24 feet Az inches.
There was some doubt as TO whether
his Jump was a worlds record, but
Father BilP' Curtis dispelled this by
asserting that Newburn's jump of "A
feet, 6S4 inches, made at Mullinger. Ire
land. was not accepted by the Irish or
English associations.
Pennsylvania has certainly the best
chance for the honors, and except
something happens to disable her rep
the intercollegiate trophy
will remain in the University of Penn
Sylvania for another year.
Representative OF Pennsylvania
Princeton, Harvard, Yale Columbia,
Cornell, Syracuse and Georgetown are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27

1t should be every ones care. Life is a
struggle for the prize of success. The man
who wins must take care of his stomach 1t
IS not lack of energy or exercise that has
caused so many breakdown in the race
II is neglect of the stomach.
Incessant dull headache aggravated by
eating, fatulcnce, gnawing in the stomach,
heartburn, acid quotations, coated tongue,
bad taste in the mouth, nervousness, mental
depression, sleeplessness; these are only
few of the symptoms of a weak stomach
and an enfeebled condition of the digestive
and nutritive functions. Not all these
symptoms will be experienced at once, but
any one of them means danger
1t has made a new man of me-" is the
constant testimony of those who have sed
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
This remarkable remedy has such a perfect
control of the stomach, digestive and assim-
ilative organs and blood making glands that
1t speedily corrects the arrangements which
weaken them, re-establishes them in healthy
working order, so that once more the whole
body-blood, brain, nerves and muscles-is
1ourished, and built up into rugged health
Golden Medical Discovery" contains
no alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant Its
protracted use does not create craving for
Stinulants.
The dealers after the dollar and the Gus
TONER'S after the cure. Its the dealer with
his eye on the dollar who proposes substi-
tuition. Let the customer keep his eye on
the cure and insist on Golden Medical
Discovery"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do not grippe.
They effectually cleanse the system of accu-
mulated impurities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27

John Lawson, the Terrible Swede, -
arrived unexpectedly on the noon train
from the west yesterday, with his
wheels and baggage, prepared to make
long stay in Salt Lake City, and Papa
Smith is in The seventh heaven of de-
light over the prospects for hot, siz-
Zling race meet at Calder's park track
Tuesday. Lawson came alone but he
announced the fact that his brother,
liver, Glen Turville and Oscar julius
would be in on today's Rio Grande
Western train, and would positively
ride next Tuesday. Both the Lawsons,
together with Turville and Julius, viii,
therefore, be star attractions at the
meet on Decoration day.
Lawson is a well-built, sunburned.
healthy young fellow, and talks
with "A pronounced accent, which indi-
Gates that his title is an appropriate
one. He is a good type of a racing
man. and looks as though he might be
a terror for his competitors. He seems
to take much pride in his cognOmen,
and took the joshings OF the local rae
ing men with whom he was fraterniz-
ing yesterday afternoon with the great
est good nature. He had his racing
trunk and wheels sent to the track on
the o'clock car last evening, and
started in to regular practice work on
the course.
He talked enteretiningly of race mat
terS on the coast and of the c. A. c. c.
matters in California He stated that
the western racing men were Well
pleased with the manner in which the
coast organization conducts racing af-
fairs and that the c. a. c. c. meets
have all been very successful from a
financial standpoint. At the big Me-
chanicS' pavilion races in San Francis
CO, Lawson recently lroke the 100-mile
worlds record, making the distance in
remarkable time. He is anxious to par
ticipate in a 100 mile race here, and
states that if sufficient inducement is
offered the visitors, they will remain
and give a series of races. either 100
mile events, twenty-four-hour races, or
a siN-day meet. Lawson seems to be
the leader of the crowd, and he says
Ihey are in no hurry to go east, and
VIII remain in Salt Lake as long as the
purses hung up will warrant them in
doing so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
PAuL|ST SERMON ON MERCY
FATHER YOUMAN breaches
ON MERCY OF GOD.
The Old Testament Is the Law Of,
Fear, But the New Law Is "God Is
Love-"

Last evening Father Youmau
preached on the mercy of God. His
text was: 1.-The mercy of God 7 viii
sing unto all eternity"
Mercy is the love of God upon an
object of hatred, upon an object
only worthy of damnation- When
man, woman and child is. as it
were, glutted with sin, Jesus pours out
his blood upon them, and cries as OF
yore, Father, forgive them, for they
know not what they do. AS far as the
heavens are above the earth, so far is
Gods mercy above all his other quail
ties.
1.-The Old Testament is the law OF
fear; the people were afraid to utter
his name; everywhere there is punish
ment, fear. death; but open the pages OF
the new law, every sentence breathes
the thought, God is love
IF Jesus did not cover crime. who
would do il; where else could poor.
frail humanity go for mercy, love and
peace? Do you want much TO be for
given? Love much, love him as Mary
and much will be forgiven:
and, my friends, who can say he has not
much to have forgiven? The sinner
falls very low. but no matter how low
he falls. the love of God will find him
out and redeem him from the depths of
his degradation, his corruption.
THE sinner. especially the impure
man, is lower than the beasts; the low
est creature in Gods creation, but low
as he is, degraded as he has become,
one cry, one sigh, one tear, and God
is ready to shower down upon his soul
the precious dew of his love, of his
mercy and save him."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
Track Race Entries.

The entries for the track races are
now closed. although there are several
more professionals to be heard from,
whom Lawson has requested permits
sion to enter today. if heard from.
Smith says there may be several en-
tries at the cycle stores not yet in, but
he has the following, and they will all
ride Tuesday:
Chenille Novice. Amateur-Harry W.
Heagren. Eddie r. Smith.
Half-mile, Amateur-Eddie E. Smith.
i. F'roiseth, Harry ". Heagren, John
w. Ensign. b. II. LAWYER.
one Mile Observation-Disclosures O. Jen-
sen professional debut, o. T. Emery,
J. p. Gum. A W. Game, jr., s. H. Shar-
man. J. 3. Edmonds, liver Lawson. John
Lawson, Glen Turville, oscar julius.
Half-mile, Professional-Same riders
as above.
The professional events will be run in
two heats and final, on account of the
number of riders who have entered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
RAISE IN THE WOOL RATES
WESTERN ROADS FIGHTING THE
PROPOSED ADVANCE.
Change May Not Affect the Through
Rates Wisconsin's Anti-Pass
Law-Another Road Sold.

The prospective increase in freight
rates on wool is creating considerable
commotion among woolmen. Western
roads are all fighting the raise, and FRO
tests have been forwarded. The in
crease is on the roads east OF the Mis-
sissippi river. A prominent railroad Of
fetal stated yesterday that it is possible
that the present through rate Will be
maintained, even though it might he
necessary for the roads west of the
Mississippi river to make decrease In
order to offset the increase in rates
made by the eastern people. That is
the question as it stands at present. and
definite decision will be reached to-
day. There is a bare possibility that
the rate will remain as it is at pres
ent.
The present rate and the proposed in
crease TO take effect on June l, were
correctly stated in The Herald several
days ago, and are as follows:
To Boston the present rate by rail is
81, and the rail and water rate is $l.95.
The new rate will increase these rates
just &c, making the alI-rail rate $2.07,
and the rail and water rate s2.02.
To Philadelphia the all-rail rate at
rate is s1s9 The new rate will in
crease these prices just &c, making the
rate from June l, all rail, 81, and rail
and water, S1.95.
The clip is not by any means cleaned
up vet. They will begin shearing at
Hilliard, Wyo., today. and at Soda
Springs they begin June l, while at Wa
satch the shearing will not begin be-
fore June ).
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27

legal holiday of the succeeding day,
tended to induce caution on the part of
the newly formed short interest among
the professionals and the support given
by powerful houses to various special
ties also seemed to have some weight.
Another circumstance which appeared
to contribute to this end was the pas
sage, at the extra session of the New
York legislature, of the amended fran
chise tax law.
The unfavorable reports as to crop
conditions were used with some effect
upon the grangers and southwestern
stocks, but it was noticed that the
groups in question participated in
Thursdays recovery in the face of a
further advance in the price of wheat.
and on Friday Atchison preferred was
cOnspicuously and exceptionally strong.
Little apparent response was given by
the stock market to the completion of
payments on Monday for the balance of
the Amalgamated Copper subscriptions,
with hardly a ripple in the money mar
ket, although on Tuesday the balances
at the New York clearing house.
amounting to over S1900O,000, were the
largest on record.
The excellent bank statement of last
SATURDAY, WIN gam OF over St.VVO,VVD
in the surplus reserve. also fell flat at
first, but some influence. both on the
demand for bonds and on the general
speculative situation. may be ascribed
to the increased ease of money, which
was feature in the latter part of the
week. London took little part in the
proceedings here at first, the markets
on the other side being dominated by
the usual Whitsuntide holidays At
their conclusion there was, however.
some foreign buying, particularly in
Atchison preferred and Anaconda
shares. Foreign exchange also pre-
sented renewed evidence of weakness
in the latter part of the week. largely
In consequence of this foreign buying of
securities.
The market, as a whole, continues to
show that the public interest in specu-
lation has been decidedly checked. Com
mission house business was far from
active, and the disposition to liquidate
speculative holdings asserted itself in
the face of evident efforts to support
prices while, as was natural under the
the bear traders have
shown much greater activity than for
some time past
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
Railroad Notes,

General Passenger Agent D. E. Bur-
ley of the Oregon Short Line is in Chi
cago.
S. ]. Bigelow, commercial agent of
the NJ. c. r. r. was in Salt Lake yes
terday.
c. A. Walker general agent of the
Chicago & Northwestern, was in Ogden
yesterday.
c. NJ. Hicklin, general agent of the
Mallory Steamship company, was in
Salt Lake yesterday.
General Passenger Agent Clay of the
Union Pacific took a run down over the
Utah & Pacific yesterday.
II. c. Wagner, travelling passenger
agent of the Milwaukee line at Denver,
was in Salt Lake yesterday.
Ten cars of racehorses passed
through Ogden yesterday, en- route to
J. B. Haggins ranch in California.
Messrs. Bancroft, Eccles, Calvin and
O'Melveny of the Oregon Short Line
were all out on the road yesterday.
The two new locomotives belonging
to the Salt Lake s, Ogden railroad were
tested yesterday with entire satisfac-
ton.
H. NJ. Gushing, travelling passenger
agent of the Denver & Pho Grande,
came in with the troops yesterday, and
went on to Ogden with them.
r. E. Ellerbeck of the Utah & Pacific
left yesterday for Deep Creek, where
he has some valuable mining interests.
He will be gone five or ten days.
The Union Pacific has some very at
tractive display cards Just ont. The
cards have a red BACKGROUND
with white lettering, and the work is
very artistic.
Manager Hamburger of the Salt Lake
e. Ogden railroad and the Oregon Short
Line baseball team, went out TO Lagoon
Yesterday afternoon TO look over the
new ball ground.
General Manager Clayton was busy
yesterday getting out invitations to the
editorial and reportorial stats of the
three daily papers to attend the open
ing celebration at Saltair on Decoration
day.
The Oregon Short Line rate of ss1.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Public Interest In Speculation Has
Been Checked.


New York. May 26.-Bradstreets re-
view of the stock market tomorrow will
say:
A dull and heavy tone prevailed dur
ing the early part of the week. Support
was again given to the share market by
large financial interests, but this man
ipulation was not sufficient to overcome
the effects of the liquidation of public
speculation holdings. Industrial stocks
were particularly affected by this ten
dency and on Wednesday the declines
in a number of the newer securities of
that class became rather pronounced
and encouraged bear operators to at
tack the general stock list. The strength
of the railway bond market was fea-
ture, but neither that nor the steadi-
ness of some of the prime dividend pay
ing railroad shares seemed to have any
effect on stocks in which quotations
have been inflated or which are widely
distributed among the speculative pub
lie On Thursday, however, the mar
ket rallied, and the bear interests COW
cred short contracts to an extent suffi-
cient to cause some of the earlier de-
clines to be regained. The fact that
the stock exchange market will be
closed on Monday, as well as for the