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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

the use OF an improved face ming ap-
paratus which has "a vapor stove placed
underneath a small boiler 10 neat d
medical preparation and cause steam 10
arise and act on the face, which IL sur
rounded bv "a hood 20 catch the vapor'
while a small tube Is provided for breath
'ng purpose
cuffs can DO supported at any oesiied
height and easily released by new hold
or which is formed Of n single piece OF
spring wire folded back on usel at e'si1,
end Tho cuff being inserted I'm one fold
while the opposite fold IS made to grip
the shirt sleeve
The action ~ throwing the power OF
Ga , .trset car controller is made 10
ring nm electric bell by the patent inven-
ton Of two Peunsylvanians' oomprisins "a a
contact device secured TO ine ce"'' q.
stem ~ the controller which IS orous"l
into oDeration as soon az the controller
Is turned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
THE W0MAN'S COLLEGE.
II is Necessary TO Enlarge That Insti-
tuition.

The Woman's College OF this city, Of
which Rev. James Nelson, ID. D.. is presi-
cent. is enjoying the greatest prosperity
At a recent meeting Of -ne board
OF Trustees OF the colese, the
fact was brought out that the college was
ful ana a number Of applicants had been
declined for want OF room. and that he
Institution greatly needed more and bet
Ter lecture rooms. and other betterments.
a committee composed of Rev Drs.
Hatcher. Smith and Bagby and Nelson
were appointed to take this matter under
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
BUSY BRAINS
OF INVENTORS

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, - 49,, +h,. t...,.,,. ami i,,Iuction
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,.''
,-u.. ,fi,,,-.fa ,,., b.,o patented au
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Ho '.i.,'. ...,' mil ls tb., in0ateJ ami
t,,,lcos o,,t boneatb tho rocl,er to form
...,.,.t..., e,. 3D.. .t,,f,
rbo mouth OF BAGS can Dee fastened
securely by 81 new gripping device, which
hinged together with pair on parelled
laws ON one end. which support "a thuVo
screw the end of tire screw engaging
the other finger and tightening it as the
screw is turned.
TO harden the plaster rapidly AFTER An
improved dental impression tray is pro-
videl with hollow under portion. with
pircs attached for connection with the
water faucet to circulate cold water
around tr. trav
io indicate ihe 'i"ciii'" oi q s''','
. r ,.r,fo boirr
-...,t D., ..r,..',, ,,,.b,o-
d.. .t, ,,..t., a., o,.,r
tUe covers and release the buoy, which
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A s.rnlri for The -rilDs of persons pick
ire cotton and other material whore it
.',-. o., ,..r-,- b..kofs i- made
,t.., ~ q,t Stool r+tod with A. r.
',,,t ....... a.. .,.-.-,ort tho shoulder
.o.....I ,,o.. ,,i..e 4fttro tha
a., f..'i, and ..-r,.ir- , .frs,
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d.. ..,,-.ts5 l,. tie foot comprising "a
,.-.t...r ..,r,o..- controlled rod set boz the
- a.., -.,tb b. faof plato af The toD
- ....i.... t...,5 h.,d M tho lower
and ID, ey.irr tho switch Am either dircc-
R- tra use Of an improved support
ia. ,, r., nj, i'.,' g5ro1s non-eonbust
it. rc[ftIc efrfr- toina secured to one
.--. .., tf, e-,-7l g-ftb I'm adjustable grin
. ON ,fo orr.sft, side. fo .rs,ond the
......, 40 +r. ~...,,frol rofehf
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into . s,rfrfr and ho1t ~ rieht angles 10
,.,r,. D. forl, and r.r.-- .t down toward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Before the trustees Of the Mumuem Of
Fine Arts decided 10 buy Turner's slave
ship" they had under consideration for
some time another work by Turner CALI
Cd THE Wreckcrs." u IS Am earlier work
which was exhibited first M the Royal
Academy of 1894 There were some argu-
ments I'm favor Of this picture ass mu-
scum piece but the majority of the COM
mittee on the museum finally determined
and wisely, that the celebrity OF the
"Siave ship" and fits distinctively person
ai character. carried even 10 the extent
Of ecoentricity. made it more representa-
tive of what Turner stood for ln the his-
tory of art. and therefore more desirable
I'm "a museum. THE Wrcckers which is
now exhibited In a New York dealers gale
lery. was sold for S2S. 900 in the Sir John
Pender sale In 1897. THE Slave Ship
was much more expensive than that. II
IS not true. however, that the price paid
for It was $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Consideration and to carry out the WISH
es and purposes OF the board.
This committee just had a meeting ana
decided to proceed at once 70 rsiss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

The Chicago Art Institute IS TO loan pic
lures 20 a new evening school of indus
trial art to be started i'm what IS known
as the "levee district of Chicago. the
worst section of the city. Others inter-
ested I'm the project will lend books and
give their time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

The jury Of selection OF the Society Of
Western Artists has been unusually se-
we're this year. only % pictures out of 2O
offered being chosen for exhibition. Last
year the exhibition comprised nearly
twice this number. Tile successful artists
come from each of the six cities in the
circuit of the society-St Louis, Detroit
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Chicago, and
Cleveland-froTn the smaller cities round
about these central points, ana there are
a few pictures also from New York Phil
adelpha, and Denver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

The facade or the proposed new DEPART
ment Of justice building in Washington.
designed by George y. Post will be sur
mounted by q colossal figure of Justice
fanked by the figures Of law and equity
Portrait busts Of eminent attorney-gene-
rails Of the United States will adorn the
lower part Of the facade. extending IN a
line across the front, above the level Of
the ground floor. The building is 10 be
of white marble and will cost 10000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

issued the announcement Of IFS thirty
third annual exhibition. 10 Doe held at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel from February 5.h
20 Il, 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

considerable sun OF money for the above
object. The committee will appeal to the
friends OF the college and OF education
generally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Almost every large city In the United
states now has a municipal art league
with the exception Of Boston The Chica-
go art league has organized with am ex-
Ccllent board of directors. made up Of
three painters. three architects three
scuptors, and three park commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

A body Of religious enthusiasts in Italy
A. planning to follow the example OF
Queen Marrherita, who recently placed
bronze statue of Christ ON one of the
pcaks OF the Italian Alps by erecting 10
gildod. cast-lron statues OF Christ which
may be nlumipatcd at night, on peaks
throughout the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Continued from tlfteen'h r"Sol
discovered an unending hope for all men
who have confidence i'm their own power
lied him TO paint The portraits of youns
girls and of children, flowers the sun
light, and AN things pleasing
Tbero IS ON view at Coplev Hall. Bos-
ton. a collection of some 1900 paintings
and Christmas card designs the propefTy
of Mr. Louis prang the veteran nIno-
erapher. concerning whose fetlre'neht
from active business life a note appeared
several weeks ago I'm this column. Among
the prize-winning designs are several 'Y
Euhu Nedder VIII H. Low, Thomas no
ram and others. Included IN the roliec-
ton are paintings by Winslow Homer
Abbott Thayor. William NJ. Hunt. +. W.
Tr.er. William Chase and Louis Is. l2r-
iow. Tho whole collection will be sold at
auction. beginning December lst lni cId-
ing December Sth.
Tho 1vaehfneton Star states that Frof.
Andrews is still az work ON his great se-
rics o.. portraits of Confederate generals.
Pc has already completed the por ats
of s. p. HiI. Longstreet. Beaureg0rd AZ
bore sydney Johnston. Polk and ~tn1rt
and no has -tll TO paint those of Lee,
Jackson. Hampton. Gordon. and Forrest.
Just now he ie at work ON me likeness OF
Joseph T.. Johnston.
a strong painting Boy doera' represent
ing "a cc0granhcN0r astronomer Nltn hlS
hand resting o0 terrestrial globe, which
.c is examining srdIously is now ON eN-
hibition I'm the first picture gallery of tho
museum of Fine Arts DO is said that JOS
purchase by the trustees is unde- corsid-
grafton.
Tine Jury at me Ihuaoc .pnIa aIl 'i"'
eleventh annual 'Nmoiu'n ODD "ll -.'',
ire- and sculpture I's t".'Iu'' '.' -'"
mccall for oi painting I'D d. I'.,l- '. ~
rHF lot "i'' INNS I'u 5,,rt. H..
i'I ui ,'.'0 w 10 "1'''' '''
Mr. * Arrent Edwards IS TO be credited
with having revived ob,t was almost a
r,~,,tIc, ~ and tb,t. f.. tb, proiu.fio1
80 l,,-'.-., l'...,r.,.,..., .,..h .. ,,..-o H.,
f't"e H' Hh-i.''r .,"oi ,u ca, '''' 80
nl'l' ago As'"e 'Iol" '"' S"'.'
WIN l.e -l'llI- Pl .r, Dbl
OTIS must nav /" ..', ,
49,. ~ me- $40" N, o'' ,r,, s MI t.er,
l.l" '.r,'S l'i''l.lI '' 'o.'' w..
,,-t,ii.., 49,. - r-s-, ,rb. .-,.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Art and Artists.

1continnod from Fifteenth PageD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

News has been received OF the marriage
OF Miss Ataa Reale Nicholson TO Mr..
Iucius o. G. Lamar. wlich took place AT
he home OF the brides parents IN WASH
mgton. on Thursday last at noon, ReV.
r. - Hntloy OhiciatinG.
The bride S. a strikngly handsome eirl
and belongs 20 one Of the Oldest famites
OF naval and military distinction. MT
Lamar is the son Of the late Justice L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

one OF the most pleasant events of the
past week was the party which on Wed
nesday night was rendered Miss LOttie
Lawrence OF Petersburg hy her friends
at the home OF Dr. and Ms. George w.
Basby, DC east Grace street. Among
those present were Misses Grace Green
wood, Ethel McCurdy. Maude Chewing.
Susie Pollard, Grace Pollard, jamie Pol
lard. and Gertrude Clarke. Messrs Philer
B1stic. Fred. Gochnauor Goodwin Frazer.
West Tahb sydney Pollard, Russell
owen. Edgar Taylor. Frank Norheet.
Berry Graves, Clarence Dunnaway and
Ernest Buxst0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

A foot-rest has been designed for use
ON Morris chairs. which works on near
Iv tho same principle as the adjustable
L,ct having support on either side %
tbo rest which engage bolts i'm the chair
Ices ~ hold the rest I'm several positions.
The complexion can be improved by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

4 comfortable hammock chair Is form
cd of row Of Stats secured % two ropes
the latter being extended at either end
for suspension 20 the ceiling, with two
adjustable cords supporting the central
portion TO form the chair seat by bend
Ing the row Of Stats out Of a straight
lime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
Colonial Wool sales In London.

Special Cable Detpdtch 10 THK SUN.
LONDON. June 27.-The fourth series OF the
current years colonial wool sales opened this
afternoon in the presence Of a large concourse
OF buyers from all quarters. Only a few Ameri-
can buyers we're present To-day's catalogue
COMPRISED 12,131 bales. OF which S.2D5 were
New Zealand woods. More than two-thirds
Of the offerings to-day consisted of coarse
cross bred staple and other poor samples.
Tho competition for the small proper
ton OF merinos and other better quail
ties offered was exceedingly keen and prices
for those grades and also for the finer descrip-
ton OF cross breds showed an improvement on
the last sales Of from to ~ Z cent. South
Africans. which were meagrely represented.
showed correspondingly improved prices.
Medium crossbreds maintained their average.
compared with previous rates. but coarse
crossbreds, although we'll supported sold ir-
regularly and generally from 5 To ~ q cent.
cheaper than at the last series.
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Pork.
ss.i2H $500 's:isH s.i7f sisS
Sept. S.32h $40 S.32L 6.37M 6.31N

OTHER MA

NEW York, Tuesday June 27.-Receipts of beeves
were 25l head, including 30 cars for export alive
aud 90 for the market. None for sale. Feeling firm.
Dressed beef Arm Mt 7Si9sSlc. y N. for common to
choice native sides. Cables steady. Exports to-day.
l6oo beeves and $3.50 quarters OF beef; Tomorrow,
80 sheep and 4, 300 quarters.
Receipts Of calves were 2d2 head, all for the mar
ket There was quiet trade at steady prices. quail
ity considered, and about all the calves we're dis
posed Of of fair vcals sold at 81. 10 100 NJ;
butternilks at SAFE. City dressed veals steady at
20 lie. an.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 4.43s head, in
GLIDING cars for butchers and III for the market;
and with the stale stock IL sale. Sheep
were in fair demand ut steady prices; good lambs
were selling quite freely at Mondays figures. and
all grades opened steady; common and medium
lambs closed weak. Three cars OF stock nnsold.
Common to choice sheep sold at f3. 5O9S5.2b y 100
n: ordinary to prime lambs at So 2Oes7.5O: a few
common yearlnRs at $3.50. Dressed mutton at
10 1Uc. y NJ; dressed lambs. DI,s bee.
Receipts of hogs were 1881 head, all for saugh-
terers. Nominaly steady.
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AILAoAp AND oTHKR SHARES.
Open HoA' Lou. -CtOnnO-
EalI. inc. est 0 Bid AIked
l6 Adm EIll4 ia ia ITO ia
$4,000 Astkw 54S 5A1 sax 53H Sd
eoAmst&
W.. ooH esN oeN 90 oeh
OAolb AmsRl63 l54h l5lSl53h l53H
sloAsRp.ll7H ll7% lI7a ll7HllsH
aaoAmTp s3h s3h s3H SO s3H
loioAmsM. eh 81 es on
127 AmsMp 80 80 80 3oh al
ll6AmDT 80 80 SO 80 40
1850 Am Tob eoH Oh eo1 81 ok
6oALop Arr Ar AN Id 40
looAm Ell. lao lao lao 1916 lao
1928 AmCo 3e% 3eh 3eH 3eH 81
$3.50 A.Tks
Fe-~. lsh lsH lsH lss 49,
aos6o Alta
Sep. 81 57H 6eh 57H 67A
200 Malt. 90 20 20 l6h 10
lboAs H. 2sH 2sH 2sI 27h 20
1904 SIP II II II 70 II
1850 AnAcon-
dam, 5sH 6sx 5eD 6s4 So.
600 AmsR 81 81 seS SO" 81
gTOAmsR
pt.... 81 s4h say SAN e4H
sooAmcF II. II" IN l7H IS
100 Am Car
500 Brun.~ 10 l54 10 I44 Is
As6o D L o.. 4eh 494 4s1G 49A so
2ASY B &op II II 70 n FAX
A2ss5 BkRT.ll4A llSHlI5H 1854
400 CCTrao 5SH 5Sh 67h 67a SO
100 cAnso.. 55h 65H San 551 55h
looCan PAc esH 9sa 9sA 9sh 9ah
sea6 Oh G W l4h l4n l4h lIh l4,l
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Local Liverpool, Wall street. and New Orleans buy.
ing dvanced cotton prices in spite OF favorable crop
reports. Shorts covered; outsiders bought to some
extent on the cheapneSs Of the price. Houston
despatch said: Reports state the condition Of the
cotton crop throughout Texas as almost perfect
Ginning is expected to begin shortly in the southern
part of the State The weather has been almost PEI
iuct for the plant for the past two weeks"
CofFEE-Rio on the spot was steady at GaGlsc for
No. Sales Of 200 bags Rio No. a. $50, cost and
freight; 1000 Maracaibo, 800 SAY anilla and 900
Caracas; Futures closed steady with prices un.
changed TO points higher. Sales 300 bags,
Havre and Hamburg were unchanged to i pig high.
or American warehouse deliveries ~, 736 bags. Rio
was duh at 10 refs decline: receipts for two DAYS
"a 900; stock, go, 900; exchange, I-32d. an ad.
vance OF -32d. Santos was unchAnged receipts for
two days. $4,000; stock, 100000. Price here as fol.
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conc" was somewhat hrmer to-day, The receipts at
70 ana santos continue smaller than expected
th' European cables were steadier and there was a
light. -
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits of turpcntinc 3sIoaapc
common to good strained rosln, $l.anaSI.324
PhoNlsIoSs-LArd was steady: Western, S5,25:
Continental refined. $40. Pork was steady Ak
ssI3Ss' for mess Meats were steady picked hams
AHhAc, do. shoulders, 4Ac.; do bellies 5Ig5Lr
Tallow 4'sc. Dressed hogs. 5lsgbS4c. Butter
.renmeryy Western. extras, 1901 Slc., do hrsts,
!l'e@ lsSc.; state, extras. Is1c: do. frstE I7LtG
10; Cheesc-state full cream large or small col.
Ored or white. choice, SIC. Esgs.-State PennHyl.
"A stronger hog market imT Arted hrmer tone to
pronsions som" buying by local shorts and pack.
ers The cash demand continues fairly good
SuGAn-Raw was easier, Sales of 4Bti bags aGo test
4eloc' and hoo tons $40 test at l-l6c. Refined
was steady and in moderate demand.
CHICAGO. June 27.-These were todAy's prices.
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Augusta shipped to-day 3oI bales, Memphis LIS
ct. Louis 3I2. Cincinnati 567. Port EXPORTS 1881
bales. The rainfall for the past - hours included
2 AZ inc he's at Galveston. 20 at Columbia 20 at
Houston and trace at Corpus Christi. Tex; I.s at
Newhern. n. G.; 30 Of an inch at Yickshurg Miss;
~ at New Orleans La; oH at Atlanta and % at An
Service predicted fair weather for the Caro-
Florida, with light local showers in the south
portion; partly cloudy for Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Indian Territory; fair for Tennessee and Georgia
followed by increasing cloudiness: threatening for
Alabama, and possibly shower Wednesday; for Mis-.
sEsippi. threatening. preceded by light showers;
for eastern Texas. generally fair. preceded by
showers in the extreme eastern portion New Orleans
advanced points. Futures here advanced ponts
but lost part Of the rise, then moved upward again
and closed quiet and stsa " at net of
points. Prices MA fDllOWa
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The DiStilIing COnlpanyof America,


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Central Trust Company of New York.
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TUESDAY. June 27.-GRAIS-Wheat-Sp was
steady: Sales 400. 600 bush for export here and
at the outports No. northern Duluth &c. over
July T. o. b. anont; No l hard Duluth 5I,c over;
No. l northern New York &c. over. The North
western receipts were $50 ca g, against ut last
week and C5 last year: Chicago 1876 against
100 last week and 8 last year Futures declined
&c to &c. but rallied dhd closed &c. to i,c
higher. with sales OF 2,215,OO0 bush. After
Change September. on curb. was 79'tc and
July 79'4c Prices as follows:
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Of 5 y cent. The resignations Of Messrs.
Samuel NJ, Jarvis and Roland Il. Conklln. rs
Nice-Presidents OF the com pany, were accented.
u is Understood that their retirement Is due
solely to their desire to have more time for
their personal business. They will remain on
Executive Committee Col Herman Dowd was
elected Vice President and director. and Senior
Luis Suarez Galban OF Havana was also elected
a director.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Atook aud patrolaum EEchanpa
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DIRECTORS:

20 Broad Street. New York.
President New Amsterdam and Brooklyn Union
Vice President Standard Oil Co..
! Managing Director Welsbach Inoandescent III
! of England.
Coudert Brothers. New York.
Director New Amsterdam Gas Co.
W. 4 j. Sloane.
President Montreal Gas Company.
100 Broadway. New York.
President German American Bank. Now York.
President INDIANAPOLIS Gas Company
Vice President Ansonia Brass and Copper Co.
253 Broadway. New York.
Philadelphia.
Kean. Van Cortlandt 4 Co, New York.
Director Austrian and English Welsbach Cos.
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OAIlnIV,
including gold rcscrve.27o .os2 .27O. 5a1 ,4es
Money in London 2a2Ns n cent Rates OF
discount IN open market for short and three
months bills, 2aG2'. 2 cent. Amount OF
balance to-day. 100000. Paris advces nuote
z cents at lOl francs 10 confines Exchange
on London. % francs 20 confines
The North American Trust Company has de-
elared it's seml-annual dividend at the rate
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T.. e. BENEDICT. .......
JAMES RDAN. ............
FRANK ROCKEFELLER. :. :.
JULIUS MOELLER .....
FREDERIC Il. COUDERT
HARRY kEENE. .............,
JOHN sLOANE..............
n. n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CHARLES w. MAYER.
CAsIM1R TAG.
FRANK n. HASTINGS. ,......
ALFRED A. COWLEs. ......
JOHN FOX.
w. l.. ELkINS, JR ..,.,...,
HAMILTON FISH kEAN.. ....
FRED. DE J.. WILLIAMS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TuEsDAY. June 81,

TUESDAY. June 81
There was a distinct ana positive improve
mont In the tone OF the stock market to-day.
and there also was n considerable increase In
the transactions There were several things
that contributed to the betterment OF the
speculative situation. Chief among these were
the handsome reports OF railroad earnings. the
practical completion Of arrangements for the
heavy interest and dividend payments July 1.
belief that the gold exports were approaching
an end. and satItactory crop reports For an
other thing there was a strong impress
slon that developments Of an important
nature in the so-called Vanderbilt system
Of railroads were impending Much attention
too was paid to tho 1ne showing furnished In
tho classified statement OF the country's Tor
eign trade in May While the ex ports OF manu-
features In May were exceeded In value In April
and March Of the present year. they we're con-
siderably larger than In any month in any pre-
cedlng year. Something In which there was
Significance. apparently. was special activity
in and rising prices for American stocksin Lon
don. There we're liberal purchaser in this
market for London account. 1t is worth
noting that In the past important move
ments In the New York market have been fore
Swallowed from London.
The strength OF the market continued
throughout tho day and the closing prices were
not far from the best OF the day Stocks con-
spicuous IN their upward tendency were the
issues OF the Granger railroads. There was
heavy demand for st. Paul. Rock Island and
Burlington and Quincy. There were unusu-
ally large dealings In New York Central. with
substantial gain IL the price OF the stock.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit moved UP on
statement that no strike Of the company's en-
ployses was contemplated. Manhattan Rail-
way was made buoyant by information that
some OF the contracts for the electrical equip
ment OF the company's lines had been let.
knowledge that hostilities In the sugar trade
had been suspended produced a good inquiry
for Sugar Refining stock. Shorts In the To-
bacco stocks were covered and these stocks
had a rally. There was better feeling In the
steel stocks. Federal Steel picked up mate
rally In price.
Now York stock ExchanEe--sales juno Fl.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 1.0oos)
8 U 90, c....... 3 g. Q. lsof.l on
lOSANl
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CONN ERCIdL.

Total sales. 6.l5o shsrsL