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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-29
INTERESTING EXERCISES

At the Church of the Messiah Yester-
day.
At the Church of the Messiah two ex-
cellent discourses We're preached yester-
day by the pastor, Rev. w. F.. Dicker-
man. The subject for the morning was
1.-THE Presbyterian General Assembly
Its Lessons in Sincerity and Progress, -
and in the evening Manhood and
Grace" Memorial services were held in
the vestry of the church at the o'clock
meeting. Brief addresses were made by
Charles E. Hart, John Mccarthy, D. P.
Pennywitt and William H. Conklin.
Mrs. G. w. Babb presided at the meet
ing
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Sudden Death Yesterday Morning of
Robert f. Ender.

Robert F. Ender died suddenly of
heart disease at his home, 80 Arthur
street, about $50 yesterday morning.
Mr.. Ender rose about o'clock yester-
day morning and after getting drink
of water again lay down. Not long
after his fourteen ears-old daughter
happened to pass through the room and
noticed her father gasping in bed. She
called her mother, but before anything
could be done for him Mr.. Ender had
expired. He had apparently been in
fairly good health and was at work
Saturday.
Medical Examiner White was notified
of the sudden death and after making
an investigation decided that death
was due to heart disease.
Mr. Ender was thirty-nine years of
age and leaves a wife and two children,
a son and daughter. The funeral SER
vices will be held at the late residence
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Mr..
Siebke will officiate. The interment will
be in Evergreen cemetery. Stahl &
Son have charge of the funeral.
Mr. Ender was member of Wooster
lodge, F. and A. M, and that lodge
will perform the Masonic rites at the
grave. Mr.. Ender leaves besides his
wife and children, two brothers, Ed
ward and Macmillan Endef.
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MAUDE ADAMS AT THE HYPER
ION

Commencing Tuesday morning at 8
O'Clock those who have subscribed for
tickets for Maude Adams performance
in Romeo and Juliet" at the Hyperion
on Saturday evening, June II, can get
their tickets at the box office of the
theater Due notice will be given of the
opening Of the public sale. For the con-
venience of the public subscriptions
will be received until this evening.
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u E4IHER RECORD.
Agricultural Department

AGRICULTURAL Department,
Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau.
Washington, D. G., May %. 1885, s p. m.
Forecast for Monday
For New England: Showers and warmer
Monday; probably showers Tuesday; brisk
westerly winds.
For Eastern New York: Local rains Mon
day with warmer weather in northern por-
ton; Tuesday, showers; brisk southeasterly
winds.
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II the Raby is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well.trled rem
edy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teethlng. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and Is the best remedy for dar.
rhoea. Twenty five cents bottle.
dill MWF&w ~
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NEW ADYERrIsEMENYs TODAY

Chamber Furniture--Bowdtch Co.
Coffee-Johnson & Brother.
Drummers' Samples-Hamilton Il Co.
Dinner Sets--Brown & Durham.
Daily Store News-Howe & Stetson.
Estate Ole s. Probate Notice.
Floodtide-The Edw. Malley Co.
Great Altera tion Sales. S. Adams.
Genuine Welt Shoes-A. b, Greenwood.
Hyperion Maude Adams.
Inducements-The Chas. Monson Co.
Koal--W. F. Gilbert.
MantelslThe Chamberlain Co.
Mattings-N. H. Window Shade Co.
Notice of Sale-Wm. r. Herr, Trustee.
Special-N. Fl. Public Market
Screen Doors-The j r. Bassett & Co.
Special-The Edw. Malley Co.
Two Days Sale in One-McIntyre & Co.
Wedding Glfts-Kirby. the Jeweler.
Wanted ir-26 Dwight Street
Wanted -Situation-G., This Office.
Wanted Washing 80 Madison Street.
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1t doesn't possible that store could make
nouncement like ths-o even if it coud-that it would do
So But the big Store has ways of its and often
content to lose great deato gain great deal morehe
grated establishment of public And here three
cases in point
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p A GSpORTS

Procured through New Haven Custom
House on three days notice. Valuable
in all countries for Identification, intro
duction and credit. my24 stood
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FUNERAL OF MRS. sHAILoR.

The funeral services over the remains
of Anna, the young wife of william
Shailor We're held yesterday afternoon
from the family residence, 81 Foote
street A large concourse of sorrowing
friends were present to pay their last
respects to the memory of the deceas-
ed The Rev. DR. Siebke, pastor of the
Humphrey street Lutheran church. con-
Quoted the services and made a feeling
and appropriate address, His address
was in English. There was profuson
of beautiful floral emblems. The in
terment was in Mapledale cemetery,
and Stah & Son were the funeral direc-
tors.
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First Price: women's Suits.

Go through the cloak Here you will find $4,000
suits $4,000 suits $500 suits sos suits and $500 suits
Every single in the latest fashion, well made and fine
fitting. Take the one you like best for $1,000
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Howe & StGtsOl' 5
Daily Store News.
Nrw Haven, Monday, May 20, 1899
Store open Tonight.
Closed all day Tomorrow.
Special Purchase
of 100 Umbrellas.
s2.9S Umbrellas at $1.O8.

This sale is special and pos
tive in its bargain giving.
These umbrellas are priced
lower than you have ever seen
them before. Now this is
honest straightforward talk.
but you need accept one word
only until you inspect these
umbrel as :onally. Then
you'll agree that this is the
greatest opportunity that has
ever been offered you.
They're hobby ight-rolling umbrellas,
20 in. size, all silk twill-a heavy dura-
BILE silk, in black and very Fest colors.
Allhave stee rods, paragon rames sill k
covers and nnest natural and box wood
handles in straight and crook style. This
quality has never been sold less than
1898. Only 100 in the 1t nd no more
can be d at this price, VIII en- these
are gone tx
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The Third Price j: women's Jackets

Still in the cloak roon-west side near the counter.
Womens and Misses jackets in blacks and coors plain and
fancy silk and satin lined worstes and venetians
the very jackets that have been selling $780, $5oS
and $500 All at $500
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The Second Price: womens Fine Jacket

On the side of the cloak you will find the finest
jackets could buyand finer than under ordinary circum
stances you would be apt buy either Indeed they
much too good for quick selling In venetians covers
clearinghouse lightweight kerseys and fancy effects
trimmed with rich Duchess satin, others with fine aeta
with plain velvet coors others with nad velvet col
ors. $4,000 the price Of few, and then $4,000
$1S.75 $780, $1,000 and $500
If you realize your opportunity, there is neanyone
here for you at $3.50
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French Foular1 Silk, at
soc. yd.
$l.O0 is their regular value
and you'll not get them for
less in any other store in the
city.
They're going fast, SO don't
put off coming for them al
host of varieties to choose
from. Color range is complete.
The silk mocha dising event
of the year.
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Local Weather Report.
FOR MAY 20. 1900.
Brief Mention.

L. M. TARR, Observer.
The times., 1899-08-05
Ware * LeIand's Letter.

FURNISHED by the Guarantee Trust and Deposit
Company, 1929 Street northwest.I
Chicago, Aug. Liverpool wheat closed
lid higher on unsettled weather in the
United Kingdom. The English markets are
TO be closed from now until August s. Ar
gentine shipments were 7l2,OO0 bushels,
against 1.32O, coo last week.
seasouable weather has prevailed in the
Northwest, and the crop has been progress
ing we'll The Ohio State reports estimate
is for 70 per cent crop Exporters bought
about $4,000 bushels yesterday. Clear
anees were 100000 bushels Receipts at
eight principal points from July L to dase
have been s;2s3 900 bushels, an increase OF
!, $50, 600 over last year.
Trade has been very light today. There
was some commission house selling fn the
The times., 1899-08-05

showed quite a drop, $685. 900 bushels, COM
pared with 1872, 600 last week. Western
receipts were not so large. The start was
rather strong with Liverpool. There was
a break later through lack of demand. The
close was Arm again in sympathy with the
sharp advance in rye, and corn was strong.
Some business was done to Lisbon at the
seaboard Corn broke early, but there was
a recovery ON cash demand. Country Of
ferings were small and holders of No.
corn in store today could get 14c over the
September price. Shipping sales were
probably 500, 600 bushels. Some OF it was
for direct export. There were 427 cars,
with 300 for Saturday. Argentine ship
ments were large, 1850, 900 bushels. Cables
were firm.
Oats followed the lead of the other
grains. The last prices were about the
same as Thursdays. Receipts were 4I4
cars, with 425 for tomorrow.
The times., 1899-08-05

New York. Aug. 4.-Today's was anoth--
or characteristic midsummer stock market
In the general market trading was fairly
at standstill. and public interest was
plainly al a low ebb. This circumstance
did not prevent the market sponsors for a
few of the industrials and specialties from
giving them sharp flip. In this under
taking they seemed TO enjoy the assistance
OF particularly obstinate short interest, or
al least it would have been difficult 10 9TH
srwise account for the rapidity of the ad
vances. notably in Tennessee Coal and Iron,
Colorado Fuel and Iron, and the Ameri-
can and Continental Tobacco shares. Ac-
cording to the theories of the board room,
the rise in Colorado Fuel and Iron was
Sympathetic with the advance in Ten
nessee Coal and Iron, which today sold at
the highest level it has reached in u decade.
The lead set by these stocks was followed
by further sympathetic" advances il
Hooking Coal and Iron, and later by Colo
rado Coal and Development, thus adding
TO the symmetry OF the movement. This
general and specific circumstances attach
ing 10 the particular strength of all the
stocks cited have been already adequately
set forth
remarkable records the remainder of the
market was dull and rather heavy. The
slight pressure in the granger group doubt
less reflected the lingering uneasiness re-
garding the agricultural situation in the
West, though the resultant declines were
inconsiderable. The anthracite coal shares
were also heavy, though exceedingly dull,
on rumors of growing dissatisfaction on
the part of the miners in the Pennsylvania
coal fields. II is understood there is some
basis of truth in these reports, though the
trouble is by no means impossible of set
tement, and with the present encouraging
outlook for the anthracite trade il is not
likely that it will be allowed to reach a
critical stage. Rather sharp declines in
Manhattan Railway and Consolidated Gas
were additional features of the dealings,
though the movement in these stocks
Seemed wholly to reflect technical trading
conditions.
The railway traffic returns submitted to-
day for the last week of July uniformly
showed handsome increases. The Rock
Island statement for June was also pub
lished today. and II will be found in an
other column. The professional element
proposed to regard the drawing as disap-
pointing without furnishing the reasons for
that feeling. Money market conditions
were not essentially changed, while ster-
ling exchange weakened still further. This
last significant and satisfactory feature OF
the situation received scant attention in tn
market. London was not a factor of any
account in the days market. There was
no change in the character of the market
today and the close was quiet and at COM
mon recessions from the days highest
prices.
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COTTON MARKET DULL.
Traders Disposed to Wait for the
Government Report.

lReceived daily by E. A. Bowers & Co. brokers',
Washington Loan and Trust Building.I
New York, Aug 4.-The close Of the
Liverpool market tomorrow and Monday
is likely to cut on business somewhat.
The bureau report on Thursday next is
awaited with interest. There is a possi-
bility of poor report for a few sections.
but even this is not likely TO have more
than a momentary effect on the market
unless the showing is very poor and this
the trade is not prepared sor. Neill is
expected to promulgate one of his periodi
cal estimates ere long on the bear side.
Meanwhile crop reports are coming in of
such fine conditions that people cannot be
tempted to buy except sparingly. Liver
pool sold 10000 spots, prices unchanged.
Futures were 1-2 higher. The market was
steady but slow with prices almost IN
changed.
The times., 1899-08-05

The boom in the industrials was not un-
expected. The condition of the iron and
steel trade in particular and OF business in
general has been so fine that market peo-
pie have realized that it was only ques
tion of time when these securities would
begin to reflect ii. The railway list gener-
ally was active and buoyant for two weeks,
and good advances were made in most Sc
curities, while the industrials were neg
lected. This week there has been almost
4 complete reversal of this condition of
things. The following figures show most
Interestingly how completely the indus
trials have occupied the attention of the
street recently. They give the prices of a
few of the more important industrials and
railways on Friday two weeks ago and
at the close yesterday
The times., 1899-08-05

There would have been activity in the
industrials before If the companies had
shown any disposition to let their stock
heiders know in what condition their busi
ness is. II cannot be doubted that If the
Federal Steel Company. the Steel and Wire
concern, the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company, and others, that can perhaps
AFFORD 10 have their business scrutinized,
would issue statements OF gross and net
earnings they would Immediately attain to
much stronger positions in the regard of
investors and command higher prices for
their securities. There has been slight
tendency toward this course noticeable re-
The times., 1899-08-05

10 tel WnaI IL is DONG the public Will be
foolish not TO shan it.
The two most interesting movements in
the market yesterday were those of the
Tobacco securities and of Tennessee Coal
and Iron and Colorado Fuel and Iron.
American Tobacco pushed rapidly un TO
l17, making the gain in two weeks twenty
points. Later it declined to lis Ia. The
Continental Tobacco securities both Hd-
vanced rapidly also, the common to As 3-S
and the preferred to 95 Is. The tip of
the day regarding the American Tobacco
situation was that the dividend rate is to
be advanced to per cent. 1t is said that
~ per cent is being earned on the stock
Undoubtedly the business of the trust is
very large, but conservative people will
begin TO consider the price of the stock
not perhaps entirely warranted before il
mas gone much higher. II is known posi-
lively that the insiders pushed the price
down month or more ago, inducing peo-
pie to go short of 1t and TO sell out all
their long stock. The insiders took every
thing that was offered at the low prices
and now have an immense amount.
The Tennessee Coal and Iron boom was
continued aggressively yesterday and other
coal and iron securities were affected sym-
pathetically. The Tennessee stock went as
high as so 1-2, and closed at 79 Ia Colo
rado Fuel and Iron advanced several points
and there was new interest in Hockins
Coal and Iron. American Steel and Wire
advanced half a point and Federal Steel
a point. The gossip OF all these securities
was most bullish, telling OF large earn
ings and of good dividend prospects
Among the coal and iron securities it would
not surprise conservative people If interest
were somewhat diverted from the Tennes-
see stock to Colorado Fuel and Iron and
Hooking Coal and Iron hereafter. The ad-
vance in Tennessee has been rapid and
large, and although there are confident pre-
dictions that II will go TO par and to f25,
some prof: taking would now not be out Of
place.
The times., 1899-08-05

Yesterdays market was in one way most
satisfactory. The industriais generally
were strong at higher prices, asking q bet
ter showing as a group than they have for
several weeks past. In addition to the
Tobacco securities and Tennessee Coal ana
Iron. which have been advancing steadily
for several days, the iron and steel securl-
ties in particular were buoyant under heavy
buying by cliques. The railway list was
sluggish with a tendency toward lower
level though few, if any, declines Of i'm
portance were made. Such a showing az
ter the strength Of the railways last week
and the dullness of the industrials is very
good evidence that the market is as yet
largely professional, if there were no other
indications. The public is beginning to
buy stocks, but its purchases SO far have
been small and not enough 10 affect the
market either way. Such being the case,
there Is no reason TO change the opinion
formed by most careful observers several
weeks ago. Securities are held almost en-
tireIy by the large people who bought with
the idea that the market is TO be buoyant
one. These people will not sell their stocks
at present and therefore il is not believed
that there viii be any declines Of impor-
tance When the advance will begin In
earnest is yet to be determined by the lead
ers. The evidences of the past two weeks
all point to the idea that this time is not
far of, and that many OF the leaders are
DOW manipulating stocks 10 create inter
es; in the market preparatory TO the ad-
vance.
The times., 1899-08-05

morning. which caused small declines. but
the losses were regained before the close
Some traders are still talking OF a poor
cash demand, but conservative people be-
lieye that prices will go off little If any
further.
The times., 1899-08-05

The only important movement in the rail-
way list was slump in Union Pacific COM
mon. The stock vas sold heavily princi-
pally for the short account, and it de-
clined TO 43 IA, two points from the high
OF few days ago. There was talk of a
strike on the line which was denied by the
officers, and there was gossip of misunder-
standings between the Union Pacific and
the Northern Pacific people, which was
known to be without foundation by those
who are familiar with the actual situation.
AS matter of fact the two companies are
nearer TO harmony than they have been be-
fore for many days. There was some good
buying of the stock on the tumble, and
there is likely to be more today. The
grangers generally were inactive and small
declines were made by the entire group
Friends of ct. Paul and Atchison preferred
advised buying those stocks on the breaks.
Louisville and Nashville. although some
what affected by the yellow fever scare.
continues TO be one of the strongest OF the
railway list
The times., 1899-08-05

The three securities among the railways
that have had any gain o: importance are
Southern Pacific. Central Pacific. and Lou
isville and Nashville. and In these securi-,
ties there has been a downward movement
this week In the industrials large ad-
vances have been made In almost all cases.
The times., 1899-08-05

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The times., 1899-08-05

Anson R. Flower has been interviewed
10 the effect that he considers the Inter
national Paper and the Federal Steel Sc
curities particularly attractive and meri-
torious. 1t would not surprise the street
IL his remarks about Federal Steel were
the signal for boom in the stock. II the
5000. 900 promised by him are earned by
the company In the current year they will
furnish per cent for the preferred stock
and nearly ~ per cent for the common. Mr..
Flower hints at the probabilities that this
The times., 1899-08-05

Todsy's market viii hinge largely on the
bank statement the early predictions re-
garding it, and the statement itself at II 80.
The figures OF recent statements have been
very different as a general rule from the
prophecies OF the alleged experts, but 1t
may be stated here for what II is worth
that last nights gossip was that favor
able showing will be made. II is said that
ss00,o0c has been received from the in
terror during the week, and that the sub
treasury has deposited 100000 with the
banks. These are supposed to be net fig
ures, allowing for shipment of god to
Canada early in the week. With this gain
IN cash the usual recent contraction in
loans would make the statement show q
considerable Increase in reserves. II some
thing of this kind is shown IL is generally
believed that the market will take an up
turn toward the close today. other tech
The times., 1899-08-05

nical matters are favorable. The London
money market was easy yesterday, demand
sterling being down TO s4.S6 in the after
noon There was also talk of the proba-
bility of gold imports from France and
Germany.
The times., 1899-08-05
STOCK TRADE S4AGNAN4
A Typical Midsummer Day Among
Wall Street Brokers.

Sharp Advances Recorded in Tennes-
see Coal and Iron and other In
turns show Handsome Increase
Sterling Exchange stiII Weaker.
The times., 1899-08-05
Last of the skirts.

Nearly hundred plain white pique skirts
which first of the season sold for So. so will go
for 0SC.
Fifty-seven high-grade white pique skirts,
trimmed with inserting, which sold for 81 and
more for ST. 40.
Figured black brilIiantine skirts of good
width which sold for 81, go for 90 cents.
Black and blue ch eviot serge skirts trimmed
with two rows of satin bands, which sold at SIS,
for So OS
The times., 1899-08-05
The wnr1ington stock Exchange.

Sales-WashAgton Loan and Trust; Ia
100: Capital Traction: 1G94 1-2, 5OG9i IS;
Mergenthaler Linotype, 55G205. After
call-Capital Traction: 1904 "a; riggs
Fire Insurance: 60dS Ia.
GOVERNMENT lroNDs
The times., 1899-08-05

company will give the public statement
of earnings in the near future as the In
ternational Paper Company has already
The times., 1899-08-05
New york Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange,
1z19 F Street.
The times., 1899-08-05
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Closes at an Advance Over
Thursdny's Figures.

Chicago, Aug. Wheat finally closed
lac over Thursday, keeping within
range of about 3-4c. Liverpool was firm-
but Paris was weak. Argentine shipments
The times., 1899-08-05

Gently, and it is to be hoped that more
frank way OF doing business is to become,
fashionable. Then if a company refuses
to tell what it is doing the public will be
foolish not TO shan it.
The times., 1899-08-05
zoos Ofnn6n'S 75G ShirfS, 290.

Despite the selling the variety intact The line of
complete There choice patterns
put the lot sale The surplus has been kept the
and have added patterns each 1t
enough sell mems shirts little
other in that offers you the best percae
ments in all sizes from IA to IT, with detachable
and with detachable cuffs collars
for 29c-wich of 75c even more
The times., 1899-08-05
chicngo Grnin and Provision MARKET

Corrected daily by Y. 8. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange