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The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
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IFrom the Chicago Inter ocean, Dec.
Is, 1881
Crowds Of paupers are pouring in
upon Chicag go, drawn by the news of
the charity that is being here dis
persed- Yesterday Manager Swift or
6ered that all freight yards be watched
and Migrants who were found stealing
rides be Immediately shipped back to
where they came from
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18

Sir Thomas McIlwraith. vino dzed
recently in London, arose frem poor
emigrant boy to be three times pre-
mier of Queensland. Australia. In fhss
position he achieved fame by trying
to annex New Guinea to his colony
without the consent or knowledge OF
the home Office. A furore arose. but
was checked by the prompt disavowal
of the act by Lord Derby. then the
British premier.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
Ber,in.s HIgnes. structure.

Berlin's highest structure, apart
from the churches. is the 31S-foot high
chimney of the electric elevated road
powerhouse. Only two church steenIes
surpass 1t, that OF the new cathedral
$50 feet. and that of the Kaiser Will
liam memorial church. $40 feet
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
Honor to Noblest Ambition.

Honor to Nol,lest Ambition.
honor that man whose ambition 1T
Is not to win 1aurels in the state or
the army, not to be a jurist or a natur-
alist, not to be poet or a commander.
but to be a master of living we'll and
to administer the Offices of master or
servant, of husband. father and friend.
Domestic Life
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
WOOL FIGURES CONCISELX
STATED.

There is no feature of agricu1-
tura1 or other industries which shows
more clearly the benefits of the protec-
tive policy and the adversely of free
trade than does wool. The facts are
concisely stated in the following ia
n
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
more Freight Moving.

The railroads of the United States
carried 674.714,747 tons of freight in
1894 and 912. ga. $50 tons in 1898 That
is the difference between Democratic
depression and Republican prosperity.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18

No one, looking a the matter from the stand
point of common sense, expects to CURE cOnStt
patton taking pills and strong cath rites;
PERMANENT CURE is only effected by
CURES.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
Porto RrcAn BUSINESS GROWS

-Four months operations of the Por-
to Rican tariff law show an increase
Of more than 100 per cent in our i'm
ports to that island as compared with
the corresponding months of 1899, and
more than 800 per cent as compared
or 1896
so that the figures for August, which
have just been completed by the treas
ury bureau of statistics, complete the
record of the fourth month of com
merce between the island and the
United States under the new law, and
render practicable comparison OF
the four months term with CORE
spending periods in preceding years.
Imports from Porto Rico
IN
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18

When some people put up at a hotel
they have to first plank down.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18

Idle money must be the kind that
people worship.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
MIssoURrs GREAT GAIN.

Missouri has gained over 1928, 0S3.-
76S in wealth under the Republican
administration of President Mckinley.
The gain was made in values In the
following manner:
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18


It's hard to appreciate the full worth
of Morley's Wonderful Eight until you
have used it in a of the emeF-
gencies that come in every household
DR.. T. F. Barnhart, of Claiborne Par
Ish La says: Permit me to say
have tried Morley's Wonderful Eight.
and found it good medicine In
Pleurisy and Pneumonia. Nothing
equals it in relieving pain" Price, rs
cents Sold by agent in every town
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18

Nearly one hundred million dollars
was added to the wealth of the farm
ers of Kansas in the first three years
of the Mckinley administration How
the farmers stood in 1896 and 1899 in
that state is shown by the following
table:
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18

Some courtships end in 1narriage
and others revert to the courts.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
: sos. $50, 532 SO
Total

IOIdI SzUo. SbU,o5z 1888 3 4, 3UU
Increase SIPS. 083, 76S
This is one of the reasons why the
Republicans have good fighting show
to carry Missouri this year.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18

The belt worn by an actress is {
theater dress circle.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
1899

Total $3.50, 500. 116 $277, 656, 305
Increase in 1899. $97, 156 ,6s9
Kansas farmers will vote for the Re
publican party this year.
The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
KANSAS PROSPERITY.

(a) 1896 %, 1900
Evening star., 1900-12-10
Receives the Prize Banner.

Perseverance Lodge. No. 2. I. o. g. T.,
held session at its lodge room IN
Schmidt's Hall, b1e 9th street northwest.
Saturday evening last. the occasion being
marked by visit from the officers Of the
Grand Lodge and a presentation by them
of the prize banner Of that body "for work
well done.'
After the business session of the lodge
the following entertaining program was
rendered: Instrumental music, Miss Hart
sock, Messrs. Carroll and Mcdonald; reel
tations. Miss Galliher. Mr.. H. e. Warren;
vocal solos, Mr.. ]. M. McAvoy; piano solo,
Mrs. Emma Corby; addresses by G. c. r.
A. Dinsmore, CT. ]. c. Daley, Mrs. Cham
bers and Mr.. John Bryson; the presenta-
ton of the Grand Lodge banner by GET.
d. H. Jones, supported by Mrs. Schneider
and Miss Hoover.
Refreshments were served at the conclu-
sion of the program.
Evening star., 1900-12-10
Real Estate Transfers..

Observation-Disclosures j. Maxwell ct ux.
to VIM. s. Dewhirst. lot 81, block 7; $40
(stamps, $3.50.
Peters Mill seat-Mary v. Barbee ct vir.
VIM. j., to Alice F. Opdyke, part; $40
(stamps, 90 cents).
Alley between M and N. oath and 18th
streets-Jno. T. Arms. surviving trustee, to
John C. Heald, lots 80 to 30, square "A;
s1.75o
Youngsborough-David Moore ct ux. ct al.
to District Of Columbia, part; 1000.
Alley between E and F, North Capitol
and 1st streets northwest-Dwight Ander-
son to Daniel X. Jackson, lot 124, square
62S: so (stamps, 81.
Clark Mills Estate-Enoch B. Evans ct
ux. to Standard Butterine Company, lot 1;
1900.
streets-Wm. P. Springer to Henry Nichols,
lot &c. square 1905: SO (stamps. $3).
F street northwest (south s,ce) between
10Th and 18th streets-Ben. B. Bradford ct
ux. to Henry M. Baker. part original lot
12 square 800; 800 (stamps, $3.50.
K street southwest between 9th and 7th
streets-Jane r. Hall to VIM. D. Cox, lot
81, square Al: SO (stamps. $3.50.
Brookland-Kate c. Newburgh ct vir,
Charles, to District Of Columbia, lot IL,
South Brookiand-Sidney J. Ferguson ct
ux. to VIM. o. Denison. lot ?, block 13; so
(stamps. 81.
Lanzdon rark-Ira J. Baker ct ux to
Sarah c. Mack. lot IL. block 10; $400
Ward place northwest between 21st and
22d streets-Howard L. Christman to Ellis
F. Frost and Cornelius w. Vanderhoogt,
lot SO. square 20; SO (stamps. ~.
Sixth street southeast between c and D
streets-Frank Iseman ct ux. to. Nora M.
Thorn, lot "a. square S74; SO (staihps 800.
John L. Collins to Annie Cavanagh, lot
43. square 006; Il (stamDs. 30 cents).
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Mail advices from the Philippines show
that several important changes have been
made in the assignment of officers. Col.
Charles W. Miner, 9Th Infantry, has been
appointed by Gen. Macarthur as military
governor of the Island OF Negros, vice Gen.
James F. Smith, assigned to duty as col
lector of customs at Manila.
Col Thomas MacGregor. 9th Cavalry, has
been assigned to the command of the third
district department of southern Luzon, as
the relief of Col. James Lockett, l1th Cav
airy.
Col. Walter S. Schuyler, 46th Vol
unteer Infantry. has been assigned
TO the command Of the first dis
trict department of southern Lu-
zon vice Gen L. r. Hare, who has been
transferred to the command of the fourth
district in the same department, relieving
Col. E. E. Hardin, 10Th Infantry. who has
been ordered to join his regiment.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

ick w. Pratt to give additional bond, etc.
Estate Martha E. Barnes: inventory filed.
Estate of Agnes u. Beggs; summons re-
turned served Estate of Sarah ]. Thomas;
will partly proved. Estate Of VIM. Kelly;
proof Of publication and statement for ac-
count filed. Estate of Peter Latterner;
service Of notice of trial with copy Of is
sues attached, acknowledged by attorney
for caveatees and caveators fled. Estate
of Elizabeth A. Glasco; order appointing
George r. Glasco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $4O0.
In re May Raedy ct al. (minors); order au-
thorizing expenditure until further order
of the court Estate of Geo. O. CLAWS; ac-
count passed. In re Florence L. Taylor
(minor); do. Estate of Augustus A. De
Loire: do. Estate of Eliza e. w. DICK;
order framing issues and setting date for
trial February 4.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

COOrt
walsh agt. Walsh; bill dismissed without
prejudice.
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Hagner.
In re Benz. >. SiHlInohs' heeiihs hAeo i
December ~.
Eo,,tv Court No. 2-Justice Barnard.
FuIier agt. Fuller; Homer Guerry appoint
ed trustee to release. Lowe agt. Lowe Ill
vorce a vim. mat. granted. POOLE agt. fooie
order suspending payment OF aImony'
Douglass ast. Duff s, heirs; order for ap-
nearance Woodward agt. Woodward; Or
der amounting C. w. Woodward trustee to
sell certain real estate. Ore" agt. SoinIner-
cIal B. and J.. Association; order directing
receiver to request trustees to make sale OF
nroperty. Whitehead agt. Hunt; sale rau-
fed nisi. Traver agt Trayfer; rule TO snow
cause against defendant. J9Carpenter OF al.
art. Anglo o-American Savings and Loan As
sociation of New York; erder granting tem-
porary Injunction and rnie to show cause.
bottle ct al. agt Burt ct al; order nisi ac-
cepting and offer confirming sale. Butts
agt. Butts; decree OF divorce VIM mat.
granted. Langdon agt. Lahsdon; tesumony
before John A. Clarke examiner. ordered
taken. In re Emma Williams; order dis
charging rule against committee.
c,,,.,,,t Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bingham.
phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
against Kenna; leave to plaintins attorney
to withdraw notes In behalf OF defendant.
Pope agt Washington Post Company; OF,
trial.
-Circ,,it Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
Mccoy agt. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company on trial. Tanner agt. Towleas
leave to amend granted. United States agt.
CIegg: motion for judgment under seventy
third rule overruled. Gordon agt. Randle
order vacating Judgment and continuing
motion for new trial. Bippus agt Richards;
motion for new trial hled
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice Clabaugh
U. s. agt. Harry c. Gray; murder; or
trial
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Cole.
Behrend agt. Holmes; on trial.
Probate Court-Justice Cole.
Estate of Jeanette G. Cammack; rule
returned served Estate Of Frank Myers
answer Of Emma Myers filed. Estate Of
Adam 8. Pratts petition to require Freder.
Evening star., 1900-12-10
Hecht & Company,
5I3-5I5 Seventh Street.

stroyed in September Of last year. as the
remains or Naval Cadet w. c. Wood and
Machinist Gray, formerly of the ITrdaneta
who lost their lives in an encounter with
insurgents at that place. The bou4es were.
discovered by the persevering efforts of
MAJ n. +; l.. Spence. 32d Volunteer Infan-
try, and brought to the naval station at
Cavite on the U.S.S. Basco a small gun
boat under the command of Naval Cadet
Greenslade. They were inferred in the ma
val purylng grounds at Canacao, p l.. Oc-
tober last. The graves are marked with
suitably inscribed headstones, bearing the
mort" ~" pau 10
Evening star., 1900-12-10
Actre.. sexerelx Hurt.

Miss Ray Diamond, who was booked to
appear at the National Theater this week.
was severely injured about the leg yester-
day afternoon by the falling Of piece Of
scenery during the progress Of a rehearsal.
She was taken to the Wallace. where she
received medical treatment No bones were
broken, but Miss Diamond will probably
be unable to appear on the stage this week.
Evening star., 1900-12-10
Naval Orders,

Capt John Lowe has been detached from
inspection duty at Hartford, Conn. and
paced on waiting orders ~
Assistant Paymaster c. J. PEOPLES from
the Mare Island navy yard to the Puget
sound naval station.
Pharmacist ]. F. Pearson, to duty at the
Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

A new case of smallpox was discovered
by the health office yesterday, and the pa
tient, Maurice O'Connell, residing at SO
Massachusetts avenue, was promptly re-
moved to the hospital and the infected
premises were thoroughly fumigated and
placed in quarantine. O'Connell Is about
seventeen years of age, and is said to have
attended the Gales Public School with sew
eral other children of the family. The
school will be disinfected in such an event.
It Is said that children from Hyattsville,
Md, or that vicinity attended the Gales
School, and while the disease has been
prevalent in that section Of Maryland it is
not yet ascertained that the afflicted boy
contracted the disease from such a source
Evening star., 1900-12-10
Men Of the UrdAnefa.

The Navy Department has made public a
number Of reports from Rear Admiral
Kempf, Gen. Lloyd Wheaton and others.
telling of the recovery and complete identi-
fcation of two bodies found near Grani. p.
l., near where the U.S.S. Urdaneta was de-
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Quarantine Against Glasgow Rat..a.
The United States legation at Copenha gen
has informed the State Department that the
quarantine which was declared against N.
city or Glasgow September l hast wa 3
raised on the Goth of November
Evening star., 1900-12-10
LARGE REALTY TRANSACTION.
Sale of the Builders Exchange Prop
ertY for @1OO.OOO.

Louis D. Wine & Co., real estate dealers,
1904 F street northwest, have sold 719 and
721 18th street northwest, between G. and
H streets, known as Builders Exchange"
to the International Investment Company
for 500 600
Evening star., 1900-12-10
THE COURTS.

Faulty Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Walsh agt. Walsh; bill dismissed without
prejudice.
Evening star., 1900-12-10


There was today placed on record in the
office of the recorder Of deeds a deed Of
partition signed by William Corcoran Eus-
tbs and George Peabody Eustis, heirs of the
late William w. Corcoran, dividing their
interests in the Corcoran estate. To George
P. Eustis was assigned the Arlington Hotel.
upon which there was placed q trust to Sc
cure the payment Of 1921 600 to Thomas r.
Jones and William Thompson Harris, rep
resenting the National Safe Deposit Saw
ings and Trust Company Of the District of
Columbia. To William Corcoran Eustis
was assigned the Corcoran building, at the
intersection Of Pennsylvania avenue. 10Th
and streets. On this there was placed
a trust to secure the payment of $4,000,
to the same parties.
An unknown man wearing the uniform of
a sergeant of cavalry threw q piece Of
crockery through window at 4S5 Pennsyl
vania avenue about l o'clock yesterday
morning. badly shattering the plate glass.
The police have a description Of the man
and will endeavor to arrest him.
Found repeatedly drunk on I'd street
southwest was the charge entered against
Terrence I. Connolly in Judge Scott's court
today. He was drunk Saturday night, and
yesterday he felt so bad that he took few
'.bracers." Policeman Arendes arrested
him. Connolly said he had been employed
as a blacksmith at the Washington Asylum
and admitted that he got drunk Saturday.
The penalty was 80 dns o. one month on
the farm.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Velour Jackets, S29.@8.
Those handsome velour plush blouse jack
cts: eauuisitely trimmed with braid and
silk lined; instead Of $40, for s29.9s.
Evening star., 1900-12-10
"Auto'' coats, S14.98.

Lot Of ladies' new automobile coats, in
black. tan and castor. at S14 .6S; just ike
those for which we have had TO ask SO,
and which are being sold about town even
now al $50.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

15h-inch ull-jOinted Kid
Dolls, with moving eyes
and bisque heads; certain
ly bOc. anywhere else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

METALs-Inhuenced by a advance in the London
develop activity worthy of mention Spelter other
oengs Th other Se 5n' and
PLAYED changes of importance close Metal
unchanged at $40 %; higher quiet with $40 10 bid
s. asked speer lower and easy with s. 90 bid bid s snd
81 90 asked The brokers' price for lead 81 72 and
MoLAssEs. AND sYRUPs-Ltttle activity but great
former figures f moder ate
1il5s fa 1915 Eeod sog2se pEme soS SS9
prime. 2Oa22c; fancy 98a27c SO0' log i0'
0cEA a! ,F the sail tonnage market bust
especially for the coast~ise trade Rates ofshore
the tendency was easter. Steamers good demand
particularly so for prompt or earIy oadipe @
gU gram rates TO Cork for orders were quoted 3s 1Oad@
to Liverpool were ard; London 4Q4I.d: Glasgow sSd
ND a4d ambug .'q IS pigs f' March MeTe4 Rat
terdam s'3e cotton to Liverpool 100 10 S3c; Lon
oLs-cottonseed oil very steady but there seemed
to be no PARTICULAR desire to trade prices
5nns nseed oil showed no change whatever con
Bss So 3d. was and GnihaP RS
P9 81 DO nd IN bulk s. 20 refined
e1mmT SoD 9rme crude bills 3s3zc; prime
S SehtgF sTsSe $SaSc prime white soc prime
american boiled 5sg59c Calcutta raw CSC Western lin
a Seef5 city G ssSnss ,n lard oil sSSle
that the &c pr aF shs ya59 ss selling
nss came f from SScapeTs and
head and hSS K Fse local city arSs
dul and easy closing about &c lower. PORK-Ouet
but trn Gueted $40 75gsl to family sI8sss so
$S9Slo So family slass packet $40 asi2 extra i In
sas , D@ess S9Og$2s BEEF HAMsouiet quoted at
S NJ $50 NJ ese 100 No. csc; pigs CUT
nc 3D. 10 ~ 7s7c: 10 6Se il ~ s5te p oeiss
snoaeTs quiet quoted at &c. picked hams quiet quoted
at log1oe; Western green's 6ac; city green's Oh Seso
:LAhD.Weas quoted at $780, city lard QUIET
Quoted at opoc refined lard quoted South America
quote, o oI,X eo'G Brazil kegs Be-
S'eaay quoted osS &C BID city lard atearlne 7@To
ss s'sp ss keRt ths Iaarst in steady form
xoaS 4@nesis common 70 10y FAY 2@4Se fair
pa d 4hgtse; Japan 4E44Ec; Java S4G4Sc; Ran.
Isl, suGAR.I wss Day Of small things the refined
sugar market me feeling nr but very busi
ness was deyslopsa Obligations follow; Doslinos B. 45o
cut loaf and crushed bep; cubes b8oa; powdered and
eosrss powdered 5soe Kxxx peydsrsd oSSa atandsr
sna enra ins graduated s35a confectionery rsnI:asd
100; 70 cartons p bags. 10 cartons sn NJ bsss
s: sonfsetiossrs sd Nos .pd tsSes 0f H.
$500; No o. t16c; No 470cf No T. $500 No & 4HOo;
IL ard 10, 40c - w. $500 - TO- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
OTHER mARKBTs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Feb. 14-Cattle-Best grades strong others
dull 100000 lower; Texans strong active Texas bulls
higher butchers stock and steady choice
in good supply prices. to choice. S5GSG;
medium. S4G$i 10: mixed stockers So 25dS3 So
selected feeders $4a$4 So good to choice $SaS4 40
heifers, 81 5qS4 49, Gamers. 81 2O$2 So bulls 50 Goa
81 40 calves $5g$7 90 fed Texas beeves. Sass
weak 5q712c lower top So Fair Mixed and
butchers u 75g$4 9k good to choice heavy 81 9O9s5:
sales 81 S5G$4 % Sheep strong active weak
10ql5c lower. Native wethers. 81 SOG$5
81 Western wethers 81 S5$5 65; Western lambs S6G
81 10 Receipts-Catte 10000 head hogs. $4,000 head
sheep. 1900 head.
Cincinnati, Feb. 14-Hogs active s. tOQS5 CO. Cattle
dull. S3dS5 25 Sheep steady 5OdS5 strong
So 50G$7.
East Liberty Feb. 14.-CattIe steady: extra S. 5Oa
81 TO- prime, 50 1885 80; common, 50 25GS3 80 Hogs
steady prime mediums. So 5QS5 heavy Workers IS 10
gS5 l2la; light Workers and pigs, 81 9oG$5 o. heavy
hogs. S5d$5 10: roughs, So 5O4S4 10 Sheep steady;
choice wethers, s. IOqS5 so; common S3qS4; choice
d$7 10 ~ -
East Buffalo Feb. l4.-Receipts sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the
cars: hogs. Shipments Cattle 80 cars sheep
lambs. hogs. IL Cattle-Slow with about
IS loads sale fair demand for and bulls
but for Calf steady; 70 extra
81 COAST 10 good 10 choice S7Q$7 80. Sheep
Offerings 30 loads. Choice lambs 81 I51ST 80;
good TO choice. SIIS7 10: fair. S0@s6 rs.
mixed sheep. s5Q$5 go 81 1895 IS 6OG
s. 20; yearlingg $eas9 20 Hogs Offerings q loads.
Good weight sold steady the opening and light
Medium and heavy. IS Is: Workers.. 81 fOQS5 10;
pigs 81 soDS+ s. roughs, 81 50G$4 "a The close
and 2l2c lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NeWNOTk, foot ~ Chafncerss--
follows, and nve minutes earlier from West 2Sd-sG:
300 A. M.-Nestibusd Express daily for Bioshamosn
WRvery, Elmirs Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Bulao
y. NJ. ParOr Buffalo. ~.
goo Il. M.-Vestibuled umited-Fast mail daily. soIa
for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland $40 A n. Chlcss
p. III. Sieeprrs Chicago. Cleveland and SincinAa-
Dining Car. -.
$50 =. M.-Bufr Cleveland vestioulet Exprs'
Arrives Buffalo T:O5 4 NJ Bradford - a ~,
jamestown 800 \ NJ Youngstown 1927 a NJ. S!svsss
land $50 p NJ Sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland Cst'
Library Car, ,,-..sv
eit5 Il. M.-Daiiy solid train for Binghamton NaVesJt
Eimira and Chicago. Seepsrs % BuuaAo. chicago ~
Cincinnati Dining Car. -
YfVICF[ETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PCl.lsNNS -
i COMMODATIONS at Ill 1l3 26l tOl and w $50
lS6 East l2Sth-Ct ana
at Chambers and West 2Sd-st ferries New 3S5S, .s
ana $40 Fulton-st 9S Broadway BROOKLYN; u
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. New YORK IsSas-i-
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotes anu 's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

ss0 tse
movs slowly
FLOUR AND MEAL-Holders made attempt to press
s sne BY Offering ds g, and the market
Gasnss g. % s sprlns
81 ssa So pee extra No a!s cSqsf 81
s. aS5 sssi sSo;s ,Sa 4 S, f%T
Steady quoted: Kiln dried. 81 i59s2 20 as 10 brand
~ Puo'ed E5e Ss and yssS
Ras sPS a sre Bran 'n S Y latte: &c. n
snss si8gsIs 90 city bran. sl7asl7 30; hOmny chop
atosether the wheat marke.
view Speculation lacked the broadening tendency pre-
h0Isg noted and foreign markets particularly French
TsPoasno sn the until the there
count both ways with short sellers
the sharp advance which clock lifting
prices s to The highest point Of the day 754e for May
This only recovered the previous loss however
In expIanatlo1 Of the late hrmness. IT St
1mors that Sd re- p the 10 be on
belt instead of snow that had been mentioned
day The weather map showed continuation Of the cold
the trade was not Altogether clear where rain would
position TO make a stand on this QUESTIONABLE point The
cash market proved unattractye to foreigners and only
amounted to 1880 points and at Liverpool from
ChGHs1 but there %aS s Worth menonns in the
from Berlin, where private advces said the market
advancing. Worlds stocks, according Brad
decreased 1.s65 600 which 100000
Eurone The Northwest receipts amounted 10
2S9 against $50 On the other hand,
receipts all interior points reported TO be 100000
bush than Early advices from the
in Nebraska. Iowa Kansas, and
reliable REPORTS from Illinois said that wheat In
favorable condition Quotations of cash wheat b
Rhoa basis follows: No > red New-fork store,
No l hard Duluth S3l4c prompt nominal; No hard
Manitoba SIC prompt; No Northern Duluth Size
promp'; No / Northern New-York, S0l7c prompt No /
Northern Chicago CORN-The Chicago
displayed considerable rrmness throughout
the day good speculative buying BIT in local circles
there a less active demand and disposition to
profits holdings acquired the previous day Prices
opened and ruled weak until
rallied the last half hour by the uoturn in wheat Last
lower. Seaboard ccarances fair,
took "a loads and Chicago receipts fell nearly
100 cars below Theee influences, with the
late in wheat. acted leading bull factors
throughout day opposition liverpools lsg @sd
decline. and the dizziness Of trade There was some
OpiHon to country acceptances. Chicago
reported very small offerings from the interior, while
liberal 10 bids sent out the
night. The weather outlook for snow or rain
considered favorable for the movement.
4S4c for both elevator and delivered and
b ahoat.. OATS-Prces showed little change
the previous day. the undertone remaining steady
cash property moderate No oats closed
29c: oats. 2s11c; No white 81 NC; No white;
Nc: mixed, 29d3olac track white S135c; No
white clips BIC .RYE-Market dull; No Western,
o b ahoat; No Western 66c o b ahoa; state
rye 6Od8lc. New-York CARROTS.