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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-08
AKINS'S FORCES ROUTED.
Kerens's Cohorts Captured Young
Mems Republican Club.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Kansas City, Mo-. June AT the annual
Club Of Missouri. the Kerens men utterly
routed the forces Of State Chairman Akins.
None but Kerens men we're elected to the
executive and administrative offices. &. u.
Morris Of Trenton was elected president AMI
Rush e. Lake secretary. At the banquet
tonight 40 guests were present
There were only leo members from the
entire State outside Kansas City.
BY an accident II tralei United States
Senators Fairbanks OF Indiana and Burton
Of Kansas. with Fourth Assistant Postmas-
ter General Bristow. were all In Kansas
City and attended the banquet.
At meeting OF the Republicans OF the
Sixth Congressional District. resolutions
were adopted asking the State Committee
to call a State convention to exploit the
redistricting OF Missouri. Chairman Atkins
declined to recognize the call
If" said he cit comes from a ma5ority
OF the districts. will take the matter up.
but not otherwise"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-08
FOUGHT FOR A DESERTER.
Army. Officers Ignored Sentiment
and State Courts.

Hkf'OBI1lC SPECIAIA y
d. Cleveland. O., June 7.-Screaming their
portests until the halls of justice rang with
them. an aged mother and pretty, deiicatee
young wife fought desperately to-day to
keep a son and husband out of the hands of
the army ofncers. who were determined to
punish the ycIng soldier for deserving.
Private Alfred w. Behnke was arrested
on Sunday. ~ . deserter from the army,
but IN court to-day Judge Strimple ordered
his release. This was the beginning OF .
Sergeant Lister and Corporal Comerford i'm
mediately placed him under arrest
m oo1ceTU thrust aside Behnhe's counsel
-. TAe wife, spbh1ng hystefically, dung
- ,hoe 6unboAa with hGe aSDO WoW1 daAf-
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COMBINE LUMBER INTERESTS.
Texas Concerns Have About Ar
ranged for a Consolidation.

REPCBfLC SPECIAL
beaumont. Tex. June THE consolida
uon or a great part of the lumber fntresss
In Southeastern Texas now seems assured.
1t Is stated that the expert accountants
who have been going over the books of the
various companies IN Beaumont. Orange
ana along the line of the Sabine and East
Texas and X. c. railroads have about COM
pieted their work and an announcement oI
the combine from official sources is expected
before June 30. This promises to be one
OF the largest deals the Industrial world
has seen since the Morgan Steel consolida-
non was Effected The capital stock. 1t
600 600
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CONSCIENCE COST ALlFE.
Erring Wife. After Confession and
Forgiveness. Committed Suicide.
REPURILC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June 1.-Heart-broken over the
confession of his wife and brother that they
had been Gcceiving him for years. John
collyer returned To his home at Rockaway
Beach to-day to repeat his forgiveness He
found her lying beside her sleeping baby
OF 4 months. dead. her threat cut and q
razor open near her hand
Conscience troubled Mrs. Collyer. She had
been desponGent for several weeks. ana
finally made a confession. For several days
afterwards life in their home had been n
happy one. after the husbands promise not
To seek divorce. Still Mrs. Collyer was
despondent. and this morning. during his
temporary absence. ended her life She was
"a years old and leaves four children
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GLASGOW, June 7.-Arrtved: ADyrian from
Boston.
D0ver. June z.-Passed: Desterro, Ham,
huzE. fo9 San Francisco.
Genoa, June x-Arrtved: Georgia, New
3erk.
Hamburg, June 6.-Arrived. previously:
Dssoetris, ean Fransisco. etc. via Havre.
New YORK, June 7.-Arrived: Graz Wal
Dsrsee, Hamburg. Boulougne and Plymouth.
suss, June ARRIVED: Monythe. Seattle.
O1OzotagAsa6, etc.
Naplea, June 6.-Satled: Hohensollern.
Rrom Genoa. New York.
Nov1llo, June e.-Sailed: Ethiopia, from
paasgou, New York: Tunisian. from Av-
uRpool, Montreal.
0ueSnstown, June 6-Sailed: New Eng
nand, form Liverpool. Boston.
Southampton, June s-Sailed: Auguste
Victoria. from Hamburg. New York. via
Chs9bourg.
Hamburg. June e-Arrived: Pretoria.
New York, via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
oueenstoWn. June 6.-Arrtved: Lncanfa.
New York. for Liverpool and proceeded.
Cherbourg. June S-Satled: Auguste Vic
ipria, from Hamburg. New York
XhAla June k-PasBed: Northwestern.
u5o1eo Via Montreal. Qosbec. and sgd
hs13E n. for Liverpool "a
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. June 7.-Among the arrivals at
the hotels here to-day were the following
Westerners:
st. Louis-J. n. Williams, e. J.. Spencer.
]. 8. Lyons. Imperial: W. H. Henby. q.
Fred Meyer. Hoffman: c. J. Boehm md
Mrs. Boehm, Gerard; ]. J. Gruender and
Mrs. Gruender. Herald SQUARE; p. Brown.
Kramer. Park Avenue: A. Sinclair, Jr..
Holland: n. Kerr. Grand Union; L. +.
Parker. Waldorf -
F. Simpson and Mrs. Simpson. Murray Hill;
J. y. Bratt. ]. n. Russell. W. E. Merrill.
Continental: w. ]. Brewster. Astor; mrs.
T. c. Burnham, Netherlands: Mrs. 8. T..
Fulton. Barthoidi: T. Howard and Mrs.
Howard: Marlboro. w. N. Boyd and mrs.
Boyd. 0ilsey.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-08
CHICAGO SHORT on GENIUS.
Mansfield's Argument Against AL
legged Plagiarism Of "Cyrano.'

RFT UEILC SPECIAL
Indianapolis Ind. June 7.-Richard Mans
field, the actor. was held here on q sub
poena. while comforting with Booth Tark-
inton in this city. until his deposition could
be taken in the suit brought against NJ.
Rostand, the author Of ''Cyrano." by 8. E.
Gross OF Chicago. who charges that Ros-
tands work is a plagiarism Of his book.
THE Merchant Prince Of Cornville."
why. there Is no one in Chicago with
genius enough to write anything Hike 'Cy-
rano." declared Mr. Mansfield.
Mr. Gross the author who made the
charge of plagiarism. was ridiculed and re-
ferred to as a real estate broker.
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~ about his neck, and begged them for
Gods sake not to take him away.
rhe sergeant and Corporal were deaf TO
the women's entreaties. however. and took
behnke to the recruiting station. Behnke's
lawyers Immediately secured a writ OF ha-
beas corpus. demanding that the deserter
be taken into court forthwith. This was
dishoDored by the army men. who claimed
that they were not permitted TO recognize
scch writs from State courts. Behnke was
taken on train TO Fort Washington. Nd.
an hour later.
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KILLED IN A CYCLONE.
Several Buildings Wrecked by
Tornado i'm Louisiana.

Opelousas. La. June IA tornado passed
across the northwestern ccrner of this
town at AIS o'clock to-day and almost
ings OF tho Saint Landry cotton oil mill.
killed a white boy. aged IA. and severely
in jured John Zoder, a young white man.
both Of whom were empiayed in the mill:
completely demolished the residences Of w.
Il. Lewis. Willie Lewis and Ben Me.aneon
and damaged a portion Of the ONCE build
Works.
The path Of the cyclone was only about
40 feet wide.
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INSPECTING TEXAS HARBORS.
Congressional Committee Visits
Houston and Galveston.
RrFUPLJC SPECIAL

REFURLJC SPECIAL
Houston. Tex, Juno THE Rivers and
Harbors Committee OF Congress arrived in
Houston from New Orleans this morning.
The members were taken to Galveston by
water. leaving the ladies OF the party here.
The committee win remain In Galveston
tomorrow inspecting harbors. returning to
Houston for an entertainment At night
The party will leave Houston for Califor-
MIA Sunday morning. stopping at San An
tonic and Fl Paso en- route. and arriving at
Colson. Cal, Tuesday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-08

Y66k druggist VIII refund your money n
Yaac Ointment fails to cure 6kin diseases Of
Nettef, Old Ulcers and Sores. PimpIes ana
Dlackheadn II your druggist can't supply
You send &c in stamps to the manu-
$aso ointmeuk = made by the Ehx1a 4sdi-
11n9 Co, & Louls, No. We aaSo nanu-'
fAeotos the ven5k1oyn 50 Deeoog3Dton.
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Commencing June 0, 1901. yoo VIII
And on Vandalia- Pennsylvania Limited.
Leaving Union station at 1 o'clock daily.
a car designed for the comfort OF the
smoker who holds Pullman car accommo-
datiOnA
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Won WALDERSEE's SUCCESSOR.
Selection Left to the Present Com
manders in China.
SPECTAI, RY CART,E

SPECIAI Bf CABLE.
Berlin, June lit Is semiofncially an
nounced that II has been decided that the
selection Of Count Won Waldersee's success
sor, a. commander Of the international
forces, shall be left to the commanders OF
the international forces in China
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SPORTING,

Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday.
ewsrs Ethe,yne. KafHr. Miss Aubrey. Lee
Bruno. Satin Coat and Amelia Strathmore,
Cap and Bells II. owned by an American,
ridden by an American and bred In old
kentucky. won the classic English Oaks
Vesterday.. Her owner. Foxhau Keene. IN
rid to have won about $4,000 on Wagers.
nhs purse was worth $4,000 which will be
hsvoted to charity in England and America
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FOREIGN.

Count Boni de CAstellane was denied ad-
mit1Ance to the Cathedral at Rouen ysstsr-
nay On account Of the brilliant bicycle COS
nnmss worn by himself and party.
ma French and British Indian troops at
HlsnJTxin had another clash yesterday. in
which two French were killed and dve
WUunded.
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

The High School Girls Literary Society
Nnl erect a cottage at ChautauQua. Ill.
Mayor Wells yesterday vetoed a bill pro-
S1ding Tor extra pay for city employe.
81 Louis Art School students and artists
will give their annual blowout to-day.
Messenger boys employed in the post Of
uce appear in summer shirt-waist uniforms.
TAe annual report OF Supervisor O'Reilly
shows the cost OF city lighting for the last
fep years.
Organ grinders monkey at Granite City
NIGHTS practical 1okers who attempted TO
1ddnaD him.
The House Of Delegate. yesterday passed
NE onl proposing five amendments to tho
CITY Charter.
Tho Executive Committee. which II TO
choose . ste for the World. Fair. may an
pouncs Its selection next Tuesday.
Explorer Evelyn b. Baldwin Of tho Bald
Wfn-Ziegler expedition visits st. Louis
Friends before beginning his long journey.
Mise Gertrude Hayner Of Macon. Mo-. and
= young man named HIT Of Mexico. Mo-.
sseped to St. Louis and were married yes
ksEdAy.
The directorate Of the Christian Brothers
College has decided to place upon the mar
kee for sale fifteen acres Of the college
nAmpus.
City Counselor Schnurmacher says that
no poles carrying overhead wires charged
with electricity should be erected In the
conduit district
Among the latest victims Of street-car ac-
eidents is Abraham Crystal. "A years old.
probably fatally injured by an Easton ave-
niue car at Sixth street
Representatives Of the Mssour1-Rdieon
Electric Company are the only objectors to
the bills for lighting the city institutions
with plants owned by the municipality.
John Hardelein was convicted of attempt
"a Illegal voting at the mayoralty election
hy . jury in Judge Woods court. and sem
tsnced to two years in the penitentiary.
Tho City Council adopted a resolution
calling on the Board Of Public Improve
meuts to inform that body whether the
atfeet-car tenders now used have been le-
gAtly approved.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

sSCoin'' Harvey viii run for Congress IN
NE Third Arkansas District
The Missouri Society Of New York wifi
meet on June Is for permanent organiza-
tion.
Cattle thieves are reported to be oper-
affng on a big scale in Crockett County.
Texas.
The Passion Play was presented by ST.
Wssh Indians at Chilliwack. British Co
lurabia.
3 The Kerens-Akins fight IL on in WASH
ongton over the appointment Of q Post
1naster at St Joseph. Mo.
The War Department has ordered the or
ganixation OF five field batteries and three
eOmpanes of coast artillery.
Two St. Louis men were given once At
the convention of the international Steam
4ttefs Association at Washington yester-
day.
The Post ONCE Department IL preparing
20 promulgate an order excluding premium
afet publications from second-class mail
matter.
Tho Conemaugh Steel Company Of Penn
uylvania is being organized to combine all
of the steel interests OF the State not now
en the trust. -.'e@ T. So
Washington authorities are Giving but
utght attention to the efforts Of the Kowa
1ndisns to prevent the opening Of their
observation to settlement.
Millionaire Hugh Tevis whose marriage
b sCornelia Baxter at Denver last Apr1l
NaS a society sensation. died at Yokohama
~ hts honeymoon journey.
Republican factions at Alton are vrau-
g11ng over the appointment Of q Postmas-
fer at that city and have appealed to Sem
eA1r Cuilom to settle the fight.
.The War Department has issued q state
msnt showing the status Of the claims nled
NJ the different States for hitting out vol
unteers for the war with Spain.
The Cabinet meeting at Washington yes
terday served notice upon the Cubans that
NJ P1aff amendment would have to be
a9eDfed before the United States would Al
low the Cuhans to organize Q government,
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Christian E.deeverers Meeting.
REL UBIIC SPECIAL
Butler. Mo-. June 1.-THE Third Distr,se
Christian Endeavor Convention met hsr,
to-day. Over 90 delegates are in attend-
ance. The convention viii last three dayp
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
Open High Low Last Shares
ing. est est. sale. sold.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOhEIGN TRADING.-Operations for foreign ac-
count were light the local Exchange. Less
'Hsh l5"b shares were dealt in, with purchases
predominatirr
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS "a, oro+a+ions
were: Atohison common. Delaware and Hudson.
western Union, Louisville and Nashville and Balt-
1o1e ana Ohio common. per cent: Atchison pre-
-1ieo' chicago Burlington and Quincy, People S
r. r. AfAalgamated Copper, Anaconda, General
s-lectric. Missouri Pacihc Neu-York Central
Nor'h"estern Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific
g'elerfec' Reading first preferred, St Paul Sugar
T1Ts.i4l-s' Union Pacific common and preferred
'oOash preferred, Erie common and first pre-
Manhattan. United States Leather preferred
sooAIyn Rapid Transit Tennessee Coal and Iron
,1'ieFh hallway preferred and United States Steel
0,,nfnon and preferred, o.; Rock Island fatal
JO5EPH AND GRAND STANDING earn
-, u ~ Joseph and Grand Island for the fiscal
e- -, shoea June 30 1901, aggregated $505.s12. In
.. requires about S05,0)o. Hence the surplus
boos 11.e Tor dividends should be in the neighbor-
~ 81 ~ s4'@Vo This would equal 3 per cent on
- S9'1vlVJ0 of first preferred stock and slightly
'Gred stock F
tt.. AVENUE DIVIDEND.-It is understood
elyts le Of the money to be paid out as a special
ssla ~ On sixth Avenue stock as proceeds of the
ave ne ne property at FOrty-third-st and Sixth
ss, WI come back 10 the METROPOLITAN and will
soso "en Tie item Of other income The trans
ostribf;oms attention 10 the possibilities for larger
ltoperfes "a connection With the release of other
Il KINGS &hen the new Third-ave power house
Dover sia,tnl.ge road, has been completed. The
IS ihst t9n a. II ar Houston-st. and Broadway as well
be sgsiisbrf itueth-st. and Seventh-aYe viii also
soI---oie Tor other purposes.
sou,s.Lf soIH EItN PACIFIc.-President Hays of the
sayin - Facihc Railroad Company is on record as
rosd have crop conditions in the territory of the
!earS o' Deem SO satisfactory for several
Isane i-A->o RlGHTS.-Assignment of Rock
Office n snIS So, can be delivered at the companyg
NOTFcr, - - manner as necessary to make de-
hy ,ha Of New-York gives notice 70 the no,aers
1St receipts for Ohio Southern second
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Bv William Ryan. 20 WarTen-st. = about 10 q "
Church-st 25xlOO. story store Clark W Dunlop
aEt Frederic 7 James ana Marietta Wilsey- Gilbert VI
Spier ref amt due SI2 20 sub S3sT 20
2Ss I34th-st. 375 II Of Sth-ave izs's II
story H. Life Ins CO agt James Hender
al. Peter Olney. ref due So l26 6S sub Z"
500.
Bv Philip a Smyth: l13 sSth-st. n 269 10 II e %
ave 7xIO0s. story n; y Life Ins & Trust
G Emanuel Gauber Haas ref. amt due.
S21 All sub 81 l42 IS: - iltth- 81
las II Q Of Madison-ave 22XleO H. story n n
Mary c Schultz aGt Alma Gutman - al; Austin =
Fletcher atty; Duffy. ref; amt due Sl9.U9 'S,
sub q taxes. $3.50 20
BY John \ Goldins: eSo 14fth-st 1IS II " ~
WlliSave. 2OxtCO. brick building, New ork
Building Loan Banking Company agt Hans Olsen sas-
al; Randolph Hurry. ref, amount due "
so 20. subject taxes SlS2 81.
BY Peter F Meyer Co: f26 s6th-st. 2fs Y = ot
LIST ave, 25x102.3 story n: William Hermann
ct al trustees. David RothschId et al Eugene
POmeroy S16OS1 06, subject 70 taxes
etc s2I9 -; IS2G I0O q Of 1lth ave. 2oxO.
vacant. Jane Psrmlee agt William Permlee 81 a..
Joseph 2 McDorough. due. S3. 16l 20. 2S5
West End-ave s. S65 Tlstst. 1882 II, story
brick dwg American Mortgage Company aEt Jacob y
Butler and another tNo - William Turner, ref amount
due sis $50
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed steady. There
was fair volume Of business done during the ses-
sion and prices in two issues showed sharp
advances in the midday dealings but reacted at
the close almost the opening figures. White Knob
Copper was strong and in good demand in the early
trading. advancing 212 points to is purchases of
upward of shares. but at the close 1t went off
a point in the bid prices. Kansas City, Fort Scott
and Memphis preferred was also one OF the strong
features, advancing over PA per cent to 1917, but
lost per of the gain before the close. There
was q good demand for Consolidated Tobacco As
around 675sd6S; about s175c0 changed hands. Sea
board Air Line issues were f1rmer: the common
sold at Is while the preferred advanced point to
4s bid without sales American Can issues were
steaov and generally active; about 800 common
sold around 24S and ZOO preferred up to 7eA, but
both closed fractionally off from the highest Um-
up points to ~ bid In the bank shares there
was little trading aside from the Bank of Re-
public; 100 shares sold at 375 and small lot 395.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY William VI Ryan; sol sos East 7oth-st,
9s Of Avenue \. l2Ax10O5 story MOULDING mill.
due $i021 46; subject S5s 90 the
plaintiff FOR $40 900. 527 RurnsiGe-ave. 76S Il
81 Anthony ave; . 6xs' 6N23xs6S a story { dUg h;
due S}.522 ~, subject etc. Sl+0 the
plaintiff I-afOntaine s.
property Monterey. West Farms. 50N10A- due.
s2S5 81 subject 10 taxes etc $IO40 - 10 the plaintiff
for 81 500.
BY Herbert sherman: 20 Convent-ave = 47os n
Of 141st-st. 20x1OO. and story dwg h due.
$4,000 subject 10 taxes etc 1891 10 adjourned 70 Au
gust 8
BY John T Boyd: 2os5 5th-ave s411 u n Of 12sh-
2nx1Oo. 4 dwE :. due. So 40 3.
subject S460 Henry Pogson $50 COO
BY L Phillips & Co; $50 145th-st map No AS,
n; due S12 643 "a; subject S26 O5
adjourned to August 6.
BY Peter F Meyer &, Co: lis Chryste-st s. T5S n
Of Broome 25y00 story h, with stores, sheriff
right. title and which Maurer
had April Is. 1891 adjourned sine die S3S
" 59h 200 {, Of ath-ave. 2x1oO ;; {
b. amt due 50 So S. sub 20 taxes etc. 81 26s 70
Kama S31 200 334 W 59th-s, $ 25S 9th
sub to taxes, etc. s2,a6s 70 Kamak FOR SD 100
29x1oO5 story front h amount due 500 81
subject taxes. etc. ST. 700. 10 Kamak SS ZOO
$50 West 59th-st. 27T II of 9th-ave. 19xl0O.
TO taxes etc S1,511 IL: NJ Kamak for SD 425 500
West 59rh-st. 296 Of ave. 22xI00 story
stone front n same NO ~ atty and
ref; due. 500 subject taxes. etc 81
I0I so mtee recorded october B. 1854 10 Ka1ak for
$50 100. lilo % n 6Oth-st 20x75 story
taxes. s6+T 30 panti1 SCI 10O. 642
l5Tth-st, s. 800 II of MeIrose-ave. n 3x1O0 :
story and store; amount due S1ls74 l5, subject
taxes, etc. Sf45 -, 70 the plaintiff for S12 100
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31

oeepts We're 100000 bushels over last year-11O0O00
Dusneis, against 100000 bushels. Chicago receipts
were oS' cars to-day with 547 cars new and of
eSe ~ cars No. or better. The speculative
aue was unimportant In a general way to-day's
ADVANCE was a natural reaction from the weakness
Of Monday
aus IoIowed the corn lead. about half of the
~ onuay &c break recovered. September opened
t CSC sold between S2i9a34sc sellers and closed at
ofc sellers; May closed at 36}lc bid Notwithstand-
ing to-days hrmness. to-night's prices sc
oer saturday. There a large cash business
aoout 100000 bushels sold to local industries Re
celpts were liberal-Ssi cars with 25S of them new
ana OF these lab No 2. The grading is better than
year ago. Contract stock Se5.O00 bushels de-
creased $4,000 bushels
flaHseed was dull cash unchanged; futures about
steady Spot was 81 81; September, 81 50: October
81 oz12- There was speculation in Duluth to-day
ana only LOCO bushels traded in here an ilustra-
uon or the lack of speculation in seed. because of
the small stocks
rroV1sions We're strong helped by advance in
nGgs S OF iegl5c The provision list gained 1OqI21ac
ana ana held It, All the packers buyers. There
seems seems some cessation in the pancky marketing of
noss, because of the drouth. Armour and Swift
were buyers to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
'And interest.

Chicago. July 80 (SpeciaD.-Corn opened about
where it left off Monday. and closed about 1l9c
To-night's figures 212c the low
prices of Monday but from 12c to 1c under the
level of Saturday before the drouth broken.
To-day's strength was n natural reaction from the
extreme weakness of yesterday. September opened
at 53c. sold between b21Ac and 54Xc and closed at
54lzc, sellers December closed at SIC; May. 5sc.
Weather conditions West continued favorable: good
rains through most OF the States. Cables
a trihe lower. The recovery was helped by
certain of the bull professionals Comstock. Page
and others. There Western buying. The
commission trade about evenly divided. Clear
ances were only $4,000 bushels. The inspection was
267 cars: the estimate for tomorrow. 16O The
shipping demand quiet. $4,000 bushels sold here,
% loads for export east. The sentiment is mixed;
the talent however. rather bearish the
swels
To-night's wheat prices 1c yesterdays
and 1Ac the low price of Monday. Half OF
yesterdays &c break was recovered. September
opened at 6sc sold between $3.50 and 6sIac and
closed at 6sz4c. sellers. December closed 50Ac.
The frmness helped by claims of large export
sales at the seaboard, some claiming much as
200 loads sold to-day and yesterday bushels
Some done here. 2O0.O0 bushels. Gables
shade lower; clearances $4,000 bushels The
worlds visible increase. 100000 bushels. Primary