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Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
Ten Added to the New Or.
leans Death List
MORE CASES. MORE FOCI
The Authorities Point to Previous
VisitatiOns in Which September Al
ways Proved TO be a Bad Aonth.
The Mosquito Campaign Gees On.

New Orleans. Aug 3G.-The fever
report TO p. m: New cases. -. Jo-
tai To date, I,I72; deaths. lU: to,.L
PAP; new foci. Il. total sss. remain
ing under treatment. 243.
The daily record 81 ows ua
material change in the situation aside
from the slow Improvement. The cam
paign against mosquitoes has been
conducted from every possible dirrc-
ton, the latest being the sailing of lu
cutters on cross streets. Five hun
dred tons OF salt have been put iu th-
cutters during the week. the idea De-
ing to make a solution of L. r-r
cent. which has proven 10 be ample
To destroy all the wrigglerS-
It developed today that the diScus-
cry of case on Chestnut street iu
this city is traceable directly to Gulf
port where there was a discovery af
three cases on Friday
Except in 1853. September has b--.a
the month yielding the largest mum
Der of fatalities during th- yellow
fever and the federal authorities ar-
therefore taking steps To maintain
their present control of the siruariaa-
September frequently brings iucreaSeF
Of water the overflow of cisJerus auI
the destruction of the effects of osIiu-.
An increase in deaths over the r.l-r
few days was recorded in the rrt-1rt
of the past twenty-four hours. uu.
was regarded as withouc siguiEcluc-.
most of, the victims being amoue rI.a
foreign classes and two OF the deaths
having occurred too late 10 be iuclGI-
ed in the report of the day b=Tu-a.
All schools were % have Opened .u
September %, but il is announced tI-l-
the date Will be extended 10 J-.o1.-
second
Health Officer Auco.n Of Assuu.-
tion wired today that there were rs,n
cases Of yellow fever ar Bayou B-1-ul
and seven cases AT Amelia poS-C-le-.
DR.. White today wired yo Dr. Eeutr
Boyce at Memphis. the result uf ll-
investigation of the case Of Mrs. FrIuil
GUerrco, a woman in with yellow fr-
Yer whom he believed 10 have been Il-
fected in Memphis ON "a report of Jh-
marine hospital service To this sT---.
Jackson. Miss. and a number q ,il-
CT towns imposed a quarantine against
Memphis. Memphis authorities are r--
ported TO have expressed indignation
over the report
DR.. White has secured from the a-a-
man the certificate issued To her 1y
DR.. Jones on August Il to yhe er-e-
that she had been in no infected Tl.-
tTict for thirty days. having resided
with Mrs. Vincent Guerrco in Mem
phis at No. 249 North Fourth street
for thirty days preceding August L.
She left Memphis on August 10. reach
ed New Orleans at noon ON the 10Th.
was taken i'll on the 18th and called
a physician on the 18th Her ,.s-
was diagnosed as yellow fever Ir~-
Guerrco is convaleSceut. il wa~ ou
the basis of the fact that shs h,-
came i'll so soon after arriving E,r--
from Memphis that DR.. White clIl-,I
the attention Of the surgeon general
to the casa.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
PRESIDENTS PROPOSITION.
Whatever II Was it Will Meet With
the Worries Approval.

Portsmouth, Aug. 26.-In an author
tative quarter it is learned tonight that
the latest suggestions offered to the
emperors of the two warning powers
as To an amicable adjustment of their
differences also We're communicated
simultaneously to the ENJOYS of Rus
sia and Japan. This action on the part
Of the president was taken in order
that no possible ground for ofensa
could be taken by the plenipotentiaries
because of his direct appeal TO the en-
perOrs. While the terms suggested by
the president are not disclosed. it is
known that they were framed on broad
humanitarian lines and in the interest
Of the most enlightened civilization
1t is permissible to say in the words
Of authority referred to: IF the civil
lied world could know at this time the
precise nature of the propositions
made to Russia and Japan by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, it would seem that the
force of public opinion of the great
neutral powers Of the world, would in
duce the plenipotentiaries and their
governments to pause and consider ser
iously the results before breaking off
finally the present conference without
an agreement. Indeed they might
scarcely dare. in the face of the worlds
opinion to refuse to accept. in princi-
pie, at least the suggestions offered by
the president"
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
THE CAR HAS SPOKEN.
Japan is Now Called Upon for the Last
Word.


Oyster Bay. Aug. 26.-Russia has
refused finally to accade to President
Roosevelts proposition looking to an
agreement of peace. Emperor Nicho-
las has communicated TO the presi-
dent through Ambassador Meyer at
St. Petersburg his response to Mr..
ROosevelt's latest suggestion. That
response was received by the presi-
dent today. Its specific terms are not
disclosed here. 1t is known. however.
that Russia declines to pay to Japan
an indemnity in any amount or in any
form.
Through NJ Witte Russia has in
dicated her willingness to reimburse
Japan for the care of the Russian
prisoners and perhaps TO make some
concessions regarding Sakhalin island,
but she insists that not a dollar of
indemnity Will be paid.
That NJ. Witte speaks by authority
of his emperor there is no room for
any doubt. and it is surmised that the
emperor has informed the president
Of the nature of the instructions he
has given his representatives at Ports
mouth. Whether the decision of the
emperor will destroy the remaining
prospect of an agreement Of any sort
between the representatives of Russia
and Japan remains yet to be deter
mined.
The crisis, as indicated in the dis
patches last night probably will be
reached on Monday afternoon. to
which the peace conference today ad-
jOurned. The Russian emperor has
spoken. It remains now for the en-
perOr of Japan TO decide. in view Of
what appears TO be an uItimatum of
Russia whether further cO0ceasionS
shall be made. or whether, indeed. the
conference at Portsmouth shall con-
tinue longer in its efforts to find a
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27

St. Petersburg. Aug. 26.-Ambassa-
dor Meyer today communicated to
President Roosevelt. Emperor Nicho-
las ultimatum. namely that Russia
will not pay one penny of indemnity
to Japan in any guise whatsoever. Rus
sia is ready to agree to a division Of
Sakhalin. Japan retaining that portion
previously belonging to her and Russia
retaining the northern portion.
Russia will pay for the maintenance
of her prisoners but will make no con-
cessions in addition to those already
made If the japanese do not accede
to these terms. peace is impossible and
the war will continue.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
BONDS.

L. s. ref. IS reg. 1O34, coupon 104%;
U. S. 3s reg. 1O3a4, coupon 1O3&; u.
S. new As reg. 1873, coupon 1873; i. S
old As reg. 1045k, coupon 1O45s.
GRAIN.
Chicago, Aug. ga stampede of
longs bent upon reducing their held
ings broke the wheat prices sharply
here today. Initial quotations we're
S01z a 81 for September and adv lnced
to 81 cents. From 81 the market went
off to 1898. The close was easy at
79A. September corn started ut 5i1k.
and touched 54H. The close was weak
at the low point for the day. 52H
September oats ranged between 26%G
25B, closing firm at 26 cents
METALS.
New York, Aug. 26.-BOth lake and
electrolytic copper are generally quot
ed at $16.20616.50; casting at $15.S71h
m161214. Lead was quiet at $4S5@
4.90; sDelter at S5.65@5.75. Silver
G1 Z; Mexican dollars, 47.
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
Chicago, Aug. 26.-Cattle receipts.
500 head; market steady. Good to
prime steers. $5.5O66.3O: poor to me-
dunn, $4@5.25; stockers and feeders.
$2.25G4.4O; cows, $2.5O@45O; heifers,
$2.20@4.75; bulls. S22O@4; Gamers.
$L25@2.40; calves. $3d7.50; Texas fed
steers, $3.25@3.5O; western steers, $3.50
a 800.
Sheep receipts. 5000 head; market
steady. Good to choice wethers. s5.25
q $50; fair to choice mixed. S4.5005:
western sheep, So a $50; native lambs.
$5.50@7.5O; western lambs. $6.25@ 7.55.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
U. S. BARRACKS BURNED
Within Shadow of Mckinley's Tomb
in West Lawn.

Canton, O.. Aug. 26.-The I. $.
barracks at West Lawn cemetery.
where the late President McKinIey's
tomb is, was destroyed by fire today.
The origin is unknown. The fire
started in the kitchen. but Lieutenant
Goodwin, who is in command. says
there had been no fire in the kitchen
stove since early on Friday evening.
The flames spread so rapidly that
soldiers sleeping in a room in the
barracks We're able only to save their
personal effects. Twelve guns and 500
rounds of ammunition were burned.
Exploding cartridges sent bullets in
every direction. The detachment now
at West Lawn cemetery came here
last Monday from Cincinnati.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27

powers.
As heretofore indicated the presi-
dent has directly communicated with
the japanese government also. 1t is
not revealed whether it is his inten-
tion further to communicate with ia
pan. but it is quite certain that ne
Will not relinquish his hope of
peaceful adjustment of the pending
differences until the final dissolution
of the conference.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
A REBUFF TO FRANCE
Morocco Declines to Recognize It's
ProteCtOrate Claims.

Tangier. Aug. 26.-News has reach
ed here from Fez dated Aug. -. saying
that Bouzian, the French-Algerian citi-
zen is still imprisoned at Gharb
The foreign office has declined the
demands of the French government for
the release of Bouzian, thus repudiat-
ing Frances claim to jurisdiction over
French Algerian citizens in Morocco.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
STOCKS.

Anal. Copper, Sly; Anaconda.
1161a; Atchison, 9OH; pfd. 1O41a; n.
J. Central, 2161a; c. & o. 561A; st
Paul 1927; Big Four 100; c. & S.
%; 1st pfd. 631a; End pfd. 4414 Erie.
5S7s; Manhattan, 166 z; Metropolitan,
1925; NJ. P. 1O8; n. Y. Central, 154;
Penna. 1863; st. L. & S. F. End pfd
69A; S. P. 671s; L. P. rs; U. S. Steel
2712, ufd. 1O5: w. L. 93&.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-First game: Kan
sas City >. Indianapolis ;. Second
game: Kansas City 9, Indianapolis c.
At Milwaukee ., Louis
vile /
At Minneapolis-Mi 6. To-
ledo >.
At St. Paul-St. Paul 6. Columbus II.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27

man for this sentiment addresses the
richest citizen i'm the world"
The appeal concludes with lengthy
al guments showing the immense bene-
fits such an act would confer upon ci-
ViliZatiOn.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
WEEK ENDED IN GLOOM
The Early Promise to Stock SpecuIa-
IatOrs Not Realized.

New York. Aug 26.-The brief ses-
sion of the stock market today brought
no return of the early weeks san
guine tendency. The trading was
unusually light and narrow
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
We Take All the Risk


off in good position We know find position
fail all
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Aug. 26.-Forecast for
Arizona: Partly cloudy Sunday;
thundershOwers in the north and CEN
trail portion; Monday fair.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
THE SILENT OIL KING.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 26.-Mr. Rock
efeller declined to make any statement
concerning the cablegram from the
Paris Matin, which was received early
in the evening at Forest Hill. his sum-
mer residence.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
Guarantee Positions


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which but about 81 week and carries with the
n.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
FLUHERING FOR A FLIGHT
The Dove of Peace Finds no Place for Her
Wearied Wings at Portsmouth

Russia Rejects the Presidents Proposition far Re-
1ates to Compromise the Subject of Indemnity.
The Break of the Conference STAYED off Until Tonor-
row. So, While There's Life There's Hope.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
There Are Some Things We Know

is
the
orc in uni
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27

Lodging house and furniture for sale
on easy terms, a money maker for the
right party. z. E. Pascoe, 110 North
Center ST, Real Estate and Loans and
Insurance.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27
We Also Know

that single graduate of department col
in securing excellent position and
graduates canning eNceIIent salaries
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27

5000 cash down and $500 on easy
monthly installments like rent viii buy
a five room house with bath and enc
shade. E. E. PaScoe. 1l0 y. Center 81.
Real Estate and Loans
Arizona republican., 1905-08-27

BatteIies-Overan and Street; Tay-
lor, MatthewsOn, Bresnahan and Bow
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Receipts OF Cherries continued light. only 23s
boxes being received. and prices had further
advance Extra fancy Tartarians from Suisun
packed In nat drawers sold up to 81 but 81 IS
was the highest price obtained for offerings
from other sections. Bulk lots OF ordinary
White from vacavflle were offering at 6Qsc per
pound. but found few buyers. Strawberries
were weaker, the demand being less urgent
than on Saturday. but the market cleaned up
well at lower rates. Raspberries from Los
Angeles sold at 256f30c per basket and Black
berries brought 74G10c- The inclement
weather checked trade in Oranges, but as ar
rivals were light prices were well maintained
In the auction rooms carloads of Navels were
sold follows: Fancy. $1df 20: choice. SIG
As; standards. 70c6S1 40. Other fruits mat
with the usual routine demand and there was
no change in prices.
sTRAWBERRIES-Per chest Longworths.
S7G11: large varieties, s367
GOOSEBERRIES-Per pound. 10615c.
CHERRIES-Per drawer-Black Tartarians,
81 5o62 Purple Guigne. 81 50q1 IS: White
s1G1 %
APPLES-$1Q2 per box
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. Naveis. 81 75G
so per box for fancy. 81 5oGz for choic,
and S5cG$1 80 for Standard: Tangerines. Sic
/ rs: Lemons s2d2 so for fancy. 81 5o61 rs
for choice and 75cGs1 25 for standard: Grape
Fruit. 81 50G2: Mexican Lines. S4 5065 per
case; Bananas. 81 1902 IS per bunch for Cen
trail American and s161 IS for Hawaiian:
Pineapples S3d5 per dozen
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
New York stock Market

NEW YORK Nay I-To-day's stock r,s-l.s+
was q striking demonstration OF how fnancIaI
affairs adjust themselves TO any consIpgene,,
tnat Il foreseen With sufficient clearness The
slrec4r.tafe fali IN prices on SATURDAY caused
real uneaeiness throughout the fna nciaI dis-
ttict Tor fear OF the consequences OF the
sl-rinkage ir values to say nothing ~ Ire
tlaiigers which were ht-ted at on SATURDAY IN
ne vague r1-nor--nongering Incident 10 = bea7
ifarkel lhe event n the day proved that the
S-e1e1 tiorary measures which resulted were
50 abordaryiy effective 70 turn the d.
n-etallzeo weakness into quite exsfbera.,t
ssow oi strength An important part OF the
.s'essnre n anticipation OF course Law With
tne speculative element itself and was made
lr tbe form OF sales for the short asco,,nt
Nhien were Du. out during Saturday IN al
iaost unlimited amounts. The volume OF ouf-
r'ancng short contracts proved so excessive
mat TIE expected offerings to-day failed TO pro-
ti1e material FOR this potential demand and
before the close the shorts we're scramble to
secure supplies TO make good their contracts
ne measure Of the imitation OF the market
thus taken and the downward course o.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02


Prom The Crop Bulletin, United States De-
Tsrtment of Agriculture, washington D. c.,
fer week ending April II. 1895.
While fruit must necessarily have sustained
INJURY from the severe cold during the latter
TART OF She week IN the central and southern
orly sections 70 the eastward OF the Mississlppi
River The damage has been less serious In New
Hsugi land and the northern portion OF the lake
region Il Is probable that serious injury
has been done
New Engiand--Fruit BUDS promise wen
New Hork-Fruit buss swelling and prospects
.tavorahiei grape vines in heslthy condition;
Nsw yerssy-Esrly psach and plum .trses
Peunsy'yanis-Fruitb buds well advanced and
few In btoom.
Maryland and Delsware-Pesr. plum. cherry
Nirginia-Fruit blooming heavily ana very
promising up 70 Sunday. but killing frost sun
Cay night viii undoubtedly cause serious in
Norrh caroIins-shipments Of strawbsrrtes
begun frosr on the nth damaged truck fruit
AID berries
South Carolins-Killing frosts on 18th; ex-
tent of damage Unknown
Georgia-Fruit outlook good, except in low
land orchards; gardens improving; heavy 20
killing frost on f7th in northern half OF State;
extent of damage unknown
Kentucky-Up 10 Saturday frosts did little
damage but with snow Sunday and freezing
Senaporstsre Il is feared fTlrt and gardens were
MissSuri-sorne damage to fruit and gardens
by low tennDerauure Of 18th probable.
llltncis-F Fruit prospects good. except peaches;
trees IN heavy bloom
Indtana-Cserr5es. peaches. pears and plums
y ful bloom. but up 20 Saturday night had
nj been materially injured by low tempez-
ture
West Virginis-Fruit and vegetation injured
by cold Of 1eth and nth
Ohio-Sonne damage 70 early cherries plurns
and bueced peaches IN south.
hichigan-Eruit buds continue very prornis-
ing
IoUa-sonne early varieties of fruit in south
eru section probably hurt by freezing.
sksnsas-Apples cherries pearz and plume
blooming
Oklahoma ana Indian Terr1tory-Fruit doing
well
ldsho-Peaches and apr1cots injured by frost
late fruits blooming; beet planting in progress.
colorado Peach crop expected 70 be light.
but prospects for other fruits good
Utah-Iarse acreage OF beets eown; fruit
generally blooming
prsnes and cherries; hops doing well
Oregon-Eops and gardens making satisfac-
tory progress; some damage 10 peaches prlsnes
pears and cherries By frost; apples and straw
beTI1es promising
Florida-Light crop of citrus fruit indicated
elabams-Stzswberry and vegetable shin
rlents increasing; fruit outlook good. except for
Peaches
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and strawberry shiD-
Tnents increasing.
Louisiana - Stravbe-rfes yielding satirfao-
torfly
Texss-Fruit promising
Accansas-Prospects excellent for All kinds
q frutt except peaches IN northwest section.
Tennessee-Fs1it prospects good except Tor
PEACHES; probably much damage BY frost Of
Sunday night
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Dried Fruits. Nuts. Raisins. Hone,

Quotations for Ratsns are showing some al
teration. stocks are becoming more or less
broken and some descriptions are closed out.
The new Raisin company was formed at Fresno
Saturday with growers cultivating 5000 acres
signed up. The CO operative plan will now be
abandoned
FRUITs-Aprcots. sA@11o for Royals spot
and 647c for new crop. future delivery: Nee
tarines. 71aGS15c for white; Peaches. sA0915c
per ID: Pears. 7Q12c: Plums, pitted 495c for
black. bh97c for red and ~ 76c for yellow:
Figs. 2-crown bricks. 45c: 3-crown SOC: A.
crown. 60c; 6-crown. 65c: bulk white. 2Ad3e:
black. 21sq515c: Evaporated Apples. SAFE ger
pound
PRUNEs-1h a21+c per ID for the four
sizes and 2hQ2Hc basis for the large sizes.
RAIsINs. 1904 crop {. o b. Fresno--Dehesa
clusters. 81 1901 40: London Layers. s5F95c
Loose Muscatels. 4,erown. 41595c: s-crown
4G4Ac: 2-crown. 363Ac: Seeded, 5@6Lc
tanas. unoleached. ~ Csc per H.
NUTSEWalnuts. No 1 hardshell 12G1Sc
No. 2. 1o@11c: No. hardshell. l2c; No. .
1Oc: Almonds. 16G17c for Nonpariels i4614Isc
for 1 X L. 13lsG14kc for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts 6d7c for
Eastern; Pecans 11Q13c; Cocoanrts 81 5od5
HoNEY-Comb SOLVE for white and 81
610c for amber. water white extracted 51aGf
61ac:. light amber extracted, 5951sc: dark. 3G
BEEswAx-2762Sc per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags 61zc for June and July;
Wool Bags 30@S2c: Fleece Twins. 71sc-
coAL-.wellington. ss per ton: New Wei
Beaver Hill IS so: Roslyn. s7 Coos Bay. IS So.
Richmond So: Cumberland. SIG In bulk and
s14 25 in sacks: PENNSYLVANIA. Anthracite Egg.
s11 so: Camel. 50 per tom; Coke. s11 5o91s per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
descriptions. IS so per short ton
.s9 &C. anseed SOC psa saoS to5 e,
b.,tled and 6sc for raw; Castor OIL In
81 llR1 Is; Lucol. 5sc for boiled ana Sic FOR
coanut on in barrels. 5sc for Csylon and 55c
for Australian: extra bleached winter Sperm
OH CSC; natural winter Sperm OIL, 63c: extra
o, 5ac exara winter strained Isrd ON "3ss. 7s
No. i Neatsfoot OH. 6sc; light Herring on on
s2e dark Ts, HsrrinE l &c. on zos .b s.lmo1 m Oh sao
Paint Oil. 3Sc; raw Paint Oil. 31c.
COAL OIL GASOLINE. ETC-Water writ,
Coal OIL In bulk. 1114cs Pearl OIL. in eases,
1sc; Astral. 1sc: Star. 1sc: Extra star. 21c;
bulk Ice: in cases. 2215c: Motor Gasoline, IN
bulk lee; In cases. 2215c; No l Engine Dr.
tilIate iron bbls or drums. Sc: No. do. exc;
cases. 19hc; s6-degree Gasoline. IN bulk. 25c:
in cases, Bic
TURPENTINE-s1c per gallon IN cas>s and
75c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 7H0
Sc per ID: White Lead. 711Gsc. according 10
quantity.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Retiring Com
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 605c:
Powdered. 5.a0c: Candy Granulated 5.9Oc. DIV
Granulated. fine. 5.soc: Dry Granufated. coarse
lated uoo-Ib bags only. 5'7oc. confscsioners'
A. 5-s0c: Magnolia A. 5-40c: Extra C. s. 800.
Golden G. 5.2oc: n" 5-ioc; barrels. 1Oc soss: :
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
summary OF THE MARKETS.

Business S1irfv actfze on the local stock exchanges
.u1aisrecy Stocks to points higher Cotton ad7anre
Sii0er 1c.ioacc,. Exchange rates about 6efoye.
Cash Wheat and Barley firm and Futures fairly ae0e,
Oats qaicf Corn lo7cer and Rye unchanged.
Eastern Bean markets aporking around frBter.
Hay and FeedStnfS abont as before quoted.
Ne7g aid old Potatoes rather fr,ney. Onions also firm
Pos.ltry narket steady and aoeH cleaned nb I.
Cherries higher 7sTH tighter receipts Oranges quiet.
RainNs Sho1v some changes, NTH stocks BROKEN
Provisions firm, bnt quiet Meat market unchanged.
Batter and Eggs dyvsving freely. Cheese lc7cer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

prices decisirely checked. having reached a
point where a sufficient demand interviewed to
absorb the selling. There can be no doubt that
very large part OF the buying to-day was
as a measure OF protection by financial inter-
ests powerful enough TO take these steps to
save themselves and their associates from the
serious effects Threatened by the downward
plunge IN prices and the rapid shrinkage IN
valuations forming the basis Tor huge credits.
Securities purchased for such a purpose are
not expected TO be held permanently and may
be looked for in the offerings for sale on any
moderate recovery or when the purpose OF
steadying the market is effected These sales
OF such purchases are pretty sure to cause the
frst check 20 a rebound. The support in the
market to-day was not made effective without
e sharp struggle which at one time caused q
threatening setback after the first stand had
been made against depression. great many
houses all through Wall street on Saturday
night for additional margins because of the
70 sell out or failures TO respond 10 calls for
additions induced Very large pressure 10 sell
ing holiday. but notwithstanding this no
taDle feature Of the early trading was the
was saio TO come from various quarters IN
Europe None OF the whispers of money
troubles which circulated freely on Saturday
was confirmed by events to-day and this mad
substantial influence in convincing many sell
ers OF Saturday that they had been precipi-
tate After the urgent demand from the shorts
had been satisfied the market became much
outeter and showed disposition to await de-
Nelopments Reports OF net earnings OF rail-
creases. such as for Union Pacific 70 per cent,
st Paul y per cent. Illinois Central 10 per
cent and Colorado and Southern less than
l45 per cent The March figures Of traffic Of
some Of the great systems are reported TO have
reached record figures for any month. The
usual weekly reviews by railroad traffic Of
ncisls to-day. however, admit considerable
shrinkage from. the March level, although
general satisfaction is still professed with the
business offerings. The belief in general pros
perity seems unabated. but confidence is
recognized. as prime necessity in the main
tenance OF prosperity and there is ques-
ton TO be entertained whether the events
which have shaken speculative confidence in
Wall street have left the full confidence Of
the business world at large unimpaired- To-
day sharp recovery was well maintained and
the closing Was steady near the best.
., Bonds were firm Total sales. par value,
United States bonds were all unchanged on
call
New York Stock List.
E F.. Hutton & Co.. 490 California street,
san Francisco, members OF the New York
stock Exchange, furnish the following official
quotations Of that Exchange: