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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
;FIremen's Relief Association.

The Minneapolis Fire Department Re-
lief association was formally. organized
last evening at a meeting at headquar-
ters. The object is to provide fund
by assessments and receipts from dona-
tions and other legitimate sources for
the relief of firemen injured while on
duty. The annual dues are to be 81 and
500 is already in the treasury.
The present officers are: President.
w. M. Bracket; president, G..
Fredericks; secretary, A. H. Runge:
treasurer, F. L. Stetson. The board
consists Of the engineers and firemen of
the companies. -.t
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
Contests Peter Out.

Rumors of other contests petered out
when the retiring president, A: E. Kell-
ington, refused to have anything to do
with any plan having for its object the
unseating of the rest Of the ticket
elected recently. Much bitterness has
resulted over the mixup, and the end is
not yet. President Gompers was ap-
pealed to in the matter, but if any
word came from him it was not made
public.
Delegates were seated from the Car
penters, Meat Cutters, Bartenders,
Photo Engravers, Furniture Finishers,
Bakers and Confectioners, Millwrig hts,
Coopers, Commercial Travellers, Painters
and Decorators and the Building Trades
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
SIttlnu Bull CAPTURED.

Bismarck, Aug. 1.-The boat bearing
Sitting Bull and his band arrived here
yesterday morning. Bismarck Is the
first city that Sitting Bull has ever
seen. and while he exhibits some Of the
stolidity of his race he still shows some
curiosity. He. had never seen a locomo
tive and refused to trust himself on
the cars.
He has with him two, wives and sew
eral children. -. =
Sitting Bull is somewhat resigned to
his fate, and is less sullen than he was
at first.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
DAKOTA DOTS

Deadwood expects to get a. branch
road from the Northern Pacific.
Fargo expects to build 100000 court
house for which F. G. Corser of Mime
apolis Is to furnish plans.
g. The Methodist church at Jamestown
will be dedicated next Sunday. The
dedication of the Presbyterian struc-
ture is delayed by the non-arrival Of
carpets.
There is trouble at Running Water
over the location of the town. A con-
siderable portion of the community has
decided to move on to an adjoining
fOrty
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
PERSONAL MENTION

Tom Brooke, the trombonist, blows
louder than ever now. It's a girl and
he is as happy as a big sun flower.
Duncan McNaught is not delivering
letters with his usual alacrity today.
His left foot was run over by buggy
yesterday and SO badly injured that the
nails had to be excised.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

"A transfer company is the war cry
. Of Minneapolis shippers and manufac-.
turers. Minneapolis must have better
facilities for handling freight, or suffer
a serious interruption to her business
BOOM
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
Cinderella a Hit.

In the production Of Cinderella at
Pence operahouse, Joel Paige Smith
makes the house ring with. merrtment.
Joe has made decided hit. His voice
is harsh and rasping, but his comical
acting does away with all that Cherry
Simpson plays and sings marvelously
we'll even for q professional.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

similar meetings in the future for the purpose
of discussing matters of mutual interest. Re-
freshments were served.
Financial Secretary E. G. Hall Of Cigar
makers union No IL. read his monthly report
last meeting night. 1t shows receipts Of 1851. %
for the month; expenditures amounted to
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

The internal revenue fund paid Into
the national treasury last year was
$13, 1922. 2, or this amount Minnesota
paid $445, ,120 and Dakota $4S,603. '. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

tending the land opening. All persons
to make entry between Aug. 15 and
Oct. 3, inclusive, must proceed to
Shoshone, Wyo., and make their entries,
instead Of coming here, as provided id
the first proclamation. After Oct. 3
entries will be made here,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

$191.5 SO. For the first time in many months
no sick benefits were paid out. There is bal
ance in bank to the amount of $7,O62.66.
I D. P. Kelley, representative in the north
west for the United Hatters of America, is
visiting the head of -the-iake towns In the In
terests Of the hatters.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

The Bismarck Tribune publishes q
fac smile Of Sitting Bulls autograph,
and it looks as tho 1t was written with
the handle Of his tommyhawk.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
METAL TRADES COUNCIL
Twin City Unions Talk Of New
ORGANIZATION,

Acting upon the initiative of the
Chicago Metal Trades council, the Twin
City Metal Trades council has taken up
establishment of an international feder-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
Pioneer Press: 1t was said Of Horace
BigeloW by a. fellow member of the St.

Bigelow by a fellow member Of the st.
Paul bar that he got off joke regu-
larly about once in seven years. This
septennial period happened to, occur:
yesterday when D. A. secombe and the
the right Of precedence in the proceed
ings instituted by the former in the
supreme court for a writ Of prohibition.
secombe had been accused by Judge
Wilson Of collusion with counsel Of the
bondholders.: II have known Secombe
for a good many years." said Bigelow,
"He never .colludes. He collides." :
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
DRAw1Ne FOR HoMEsTEADs.

Lander, Wyo., Aug. 4.-The drawing
for the Shoshone Indian reservation
lands began today and will continue
until Aug. Is, when the reservation will
be formally opened. Several changes
have been made in the conditions at
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

Hereafter cable rates to Great Brit
ain and France will be 40 cents word,
a reduction Of 20 cents. f.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

The street car company has mercifully
clad its patient steeds with fly nets.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

Stephen Mahoney has gone to Grand
Forks and Crookston.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
T H e JOsU R N A L
Official Paper of the City.
-

FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. 1881.
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EGGS Nearby fresh Virginia. l6H |;
West virginia and southwest Virginia,
10; Tennessee, 10: North Carolina, 16.
Duck eggs, 15H
Jobbsrs prices are somewhat higher
than prices quoted above.
BUTTER ~ Creamery. fancy, 21a22;
western drsts, 20: seconds, 10; process.
fancy. 10; fair to good. 1e; store-packed.
fresh. t4a15.
CHEESE.-New York state factory. fall.
II y summer. small, IL: western factory.
new. choice, II; fair to good. II.
PoULTRY-chiclxens. large. per h.. IS;
medium, per H., 22a23: small. per ih4, Ala
&c: hens. per h., 1Sa18K: roosters, per h..
Z: ducks, Per lb.. 12ka13; geese, per h..
Gas: turkeys. toms. per h.. IL: hens. per
h.. II: keats. per h.. 0a10.
DRESSED PoULTRY.-Chickens large.
per lb.. 20a22; medium, Per h., 22a.S:
small, per H.. 28a2B: hens, choice. per ID,
14al5; ROSTERS. per H.. Sac; ducks, per
H.. 12A36; geese. Per h.. 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. potatoes, bbl.. 400
a60o; old potatoes, New York. IS; old
x00a2.7 IS; yams. 1.50a2.00; carrots. per bu..
100; spinach. Dbl, 76a1.25: kalo, Dbl,
U0a7S: celery. Fla, 1.t0a8.60; cucumbers.
hothcuss. loa7o: cucumssrs. Fla: crate.
lettuce, barrel, 1.0Oa210 onions. Dbl. 1.50
$500; peppers. carrier. 1.50a210: string
Ds nnn r6 BASKET sOoas.so: tomatoss crate.
2;oOao.6V; Brussels sprouts. box loaxo:
rhubarb. DOE. 2oaSo; new nests. 3.00ao00
az aos soa
green. 10a35 bunch; new cabbage bar
rel crate. S;0oas.oo: green peas. per bas-
Kes Iooa1V' 1Suasn. Fia:, Sra.e t.lCa
i.!o; eggpiant, Fla. crate. o.VVaA.Vo; rad
fshes. Norfoih. per punch. @aS.
GREEN FRUITS.-Apples. Baldwin. Dbl.
8OOa7oO; Russets. Dbl. 6.o0aS5o; Ben
laws ra ps "v' ~, sap'
obl.. 90 oo. osanse0 s ofas nn.
Do1 n $1,000 c da 81, sss h. D %oc. SV nn.
4:OV; fancy Ino3ah river, 10 pox co 4Voaooo'
CaIffornia n ma Dox 3ooasoo; oa aemom n.
Dox. Sooasoo' srapoarai': Dva' o,Uva1vvv'
3 NJ OK ~ a"~A" '"-"' I'Ae"S'Ae''
HAY AND sIRAW:-Iimotny cnoice,
1IOoa1I.9o NO. l. !o.oVai ~ ~, no. = ~. 20
a16.OO; mixed nay. A1.VoaiA.Oo' eioVer, o !U'
a1<.oV' straw, IyS puACao. AAooaA Io e. :
~ tx. ost' straW. ner ton 7.60a1.71,
-
LIVE STOCk.-Cattle. extra, per cws.
6.OOa5.5o; butcher. per cWr' 4VVaA =.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS

CHICAGO. May 11-Wheat opened steady
today chiefly on small northwest receipts
July opened shade lower to a shade high
er at 80 to sO1s. declined to T9AaS0. and
sold UP to sou.
corn was steady, with July at 46A.
The oats market was steady. JuIp. BIZ.
July provisions were quiet and steady.
Pork at 1920. lard at s.471z and ribs, e21a.
The wheat market became strong later
on damage reports from st. Louis and Kan
sas 1t being claimed that the winter wheat
Is being injured by dry weather. The high
point for July was SIN. The close was
strong. with July %ah. at s1H.
The corn buying movement In the Nav
option carried its price up "a and the
strength of May helped the more distant
deliveries The close was strong, with July
up u. at 46h. which was also the highest
mark of the day
Close: Wheat-May, S31a: July, s1h. Corn
May, 10; July. 46ta. Oats-May. SO: July,
31A. Pork-May. 151211: July, 1925 Lard
May. 40: July. $50. Ribs-May, S571h
July, S.6715aS70. Rye-Cash, 6Oa6o: MAY
54a6O; July. 59a60. Flax-Cash, northwest
ern. 49, southwestern. no; May. ia. Tim
othy-September. 8.67. Clover-Cash, 11.25
Barley. cash. 39a53.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade

Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ssh.
Canadian Pacific. 1914 si
Central Leather, A. ii1ss
Central Leather, pfd, los.
Chesapeake and Ohio, b9k.
Chicago Great Western, 2Uk.
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. 17Osk.
Denver and Rio Grande. 41x.
Dfsttllers' Securities, esq,
Erie common, 49,
Erie, ID preferred, 90. 49,
Great Nor. pfd.. 800.
Kansas City Southern, pfd.. SaN.
MO-, Kansas and Texas, com, 34H.
mo, Kansas and Texas. pfd., 6S *.
Missouri Pacific. e31t.
National Lead. SOH.
New York Central, 141h.
N. T.. Ontario and Western, 49x.
pennsylvania Railroad, 1861.
Reading. 1914.
Republic Steel and Iron preferred, 1OSE.
Rock Island common. 28A
Sloss- Sheffield Steel. 7vE.
southern Pacific, 60M.
Southern Railway. 3SN.
United States Steel, AZ
United States Steel, pfd, 1O6L
virginia Carolina Chemical Com pany. A.
Western Union. 02A.
wisconsin Central, 25ax.
American Tob. As, 7yE.
United States Steel 5s, 9TH,
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Washington Stock Excnanse,

Sales.-Regular call IL o'clock noon-washington
Rwy. and Elec. As. 81 600 at 1884, 81 600 at 1914,
81 600 at ssh $1,000 at sSE, $500 at sses,
Washington Gas cert, s. 4sO at 1854.
Capital Traction. 10 at 145 at 143.
Washington Rwy. and E1ec. pfd., so at 81 so
at 9lb. Is at 91A. Is at 91h, 80 at 811s.
Union Trust. 10 at 150
National City Bank, 5 at 1881, at 1884,
Washington Gas. % at CO.'S, Is at eO4s, rs at
COZ. rs at eos. 100 at sos. 100 at so7s (buyer
CO., 200 at 81 (buyer 60), rs at 804S Is at eos.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 10 at 1867. 10 at 1854,
10 at 1876. 10 at 1864, 10 at 1855 10 at 1861,
10 at 1884.
Lanston Monotype, 100 at 10.
American GraphophoDe pfd.. 10 at 90.
Greene Copper. 100 at 29h.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. at 1904
at 1884,. 10 at 800.
After call-Lanston Monotype, Il at 1915, 100 at
15A, 100 at 14as. 100 at 1914.
Capital Traction 20 at 145M.
WASHINGTON Rwy. and Elec A. 500 at 50.
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Government Securities.
Firefghter Out of Commission.

The big tug Ffref1ghter, the marine fire
extinguisher Of the District. has gone out
Of commission for a day or two to be made
ready for her annual inspection by the
officials OF the United States steamboat
inspection service, and 1t is probable that
tho Firenghter will not be ready to return
to service until Sunday or Monday. Mean
while should q fire occur among the ship
ping In the harbor No. 13 engine company,
located at the foot OF 10th street, and the
other land apparatus will have to take
care OF 1t. II 10 stated that there IL some
little work to be done to the Ftrefghter In
order to insure her passing her inspection
without trouble, and this work Is now being
tomorrow morning.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices.

LIVERPOOL, May u--Cotton-Spot in
tair demand, prices 2a4 points higher;
american middllns, fair 6.62; good mid
ding 63s; middling. 61S: low middlfne.
o'o2; good ordinary. 5.S4; ordinary. 5.s4
The sales of the day were 10000 bales of
which loo were for speculation and ex
port and included $500 American. Re-
ceipts, LOCO bales, including 900 American.
Futures opened easier and closed quiet:
American middling. g. o. c., May. sos; MAY
and June. sos; June and July, 500; July
ana august. 3D.; August and September.
5.S; September and October 5s5: October
and November, SIS; November and Decem-
Der. $40; December and January, 5.75: Jan
uary and February. 5.76; February and
March b7T.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. May 11.-wHEAT-Firmer.
spot, contract. S7AaS1H: May, S7Has7L: JUN
SO: steamer No. 2 red. slssiAs receipts, 40 .s6i
bushels; southern By sample, 7saS2ls; southern On
grade, SlaS7k
CoRN-Strong; spot. 56; May, 55A; July, 62s a
So; September 3d. steamer mixed. IS; receipfs
II. 293 bushels; exports, As as bshels: Southern
white corn. 6SsoI; southern yellow corn s4iia1gx.
oATS-Frm; No. white. 8ShaS64, No
white. sIhsSS; No. mixed. s7has7x; receipts,
RYE-Firm; No. western. s7as7N export. 7la7a
domestic.
HAY-Steady, UNCHANGED
GRAIN FREiGHTs-Very quiet. unchanged.
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LOCAL rmAno1AL NEWS

On account, presumably. Of the state OF
the health OF Mr.. McDermott, the president
OF the Washington Railway and Electric
Company. there = more or less talk about
his successor. On the other hand 1t 10
reported from the home OF Mr.. McDermott
that he In very much better than he has
been for some time past. However. 1t Is
vide q new president for the company that
Mr. McDeEmott would not stand in t1e way
ard, therefore, from this point Of view. his
health has not much connection with the
current talk on the subject
What - moro to the point 1t Is thought,
IS that the voting trust expires In March
Of next yesr. and then the control q the
road comes Into the hands Of the stock.
holders and the presumption ON the part
OF some II, that It n concluded It would De
better then to have man at the head OF
the company who 10 looked upon - the
repr esentattve Of the stockholders.
Such man may be Mr.. McDermott. II
his health win permit HIS continued serv-
ice, but IL IL viii not then IL wild be incum-
bent on the stockholders to find some ono
else. It Is con5ectured that with . desir-
able man In the place the stockholders viii
exercise their rights in controa Of the COM
pany.
II is thought that the coming man win
be more identified with local interests than
more largely held here than has been the
case, but also for the reason that IL -
thought to be better policy. The name OF
Mr.. Glover has been mentioned In this con-
nection. but 1t L. without his authority. and
as he said when the matter was brought to
his attention, such possibility was mere
noonshine.." Gen HarrteS 10 mentioned A.
likely to be the coming man.
There was more interest shown today at
the meeting of the sock exchange in Mer-
genthaler and In Lanston then In most any
other items on the list, as the upward
course OF those stocks was continued
In the case of Mergenthaler an advance
of one and three quarters OF point was
made when the closing bid OF today is
compared with that of yesterday.
Lanston also forged ahead and sold Ms
high as 15A- In neither case were the
transactions numerous.
Options on gas stock were taken on a
rather advanced level Of COZ and 81 and
there seemed to be quite a lot Of the stock
for sale In the neighborhood OF 81.
The third bank to join the ranks OF the
repositories of public money in the District
was announced today, when 1t was stated
that the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
had become a government depository. For
the first time since the organization Of the
bank, which occurred in the year 1914. 1t Is
receiving deposits as an accredited agent of
the United States.
Seven Of the thirteen national banks in
the city are now government repositories.
The increase in the membership of the
board OF directors Of the Second National
Bank following the increase In the capital
stock to a half-million dollars Is to take
which is to be held the latter part of the
month.
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BULLS AND BEARS.
spsc.sl pi.peteh 70 rh. scar.

Special Dispefeh to The staf.
NEW YORK. May 11.-Speculatiye senti-
rnent was again somewhat mixed this morn
Ing, but the majority opinion was that
prices would reach Z higher level before
any reaction worthy OF note occurred. For
several days the professional element has
quite generally been lighting the rise. but
they have been able to mako little impress
sion. The failure Of the market to expe-
rsence substantial reaction was accounted
Tor BY the fact that Q large amount OF stock
had been taken out Of the market within
the last two weeks by investors. A promi-
nsnt railroad man, who II also interested
tn othsr departments Of dnancs. said today
that Amertcan-European investors have
bought . large quantity Of stock In his COM
psny and he nnds the Same TO b true In
the case OF other railroads.
He pointed out that In consequence Of
this. the traders no matter how hard they
may pound the market. arc unable to dfs-
lodge holdings in any quantity. The invest
nent buying Of this sort, which has been
going On by foreigners. a. well ~ Ameri-
cans include not only good railroad issues,
but also several OF the industrials.
The general opinion scanned to be that
the market today would be somewhat SINH
lar IN action to that Of the two previous
Gays. showing sons irreguiarity. but with
sharp advances In special cases.
Close market observers declare that there
mas not been a. much realizing on stocks
bought on the declines as might be ex-
pected. In.smuch a. large profits have &C
crued In many cases, this II taken as
buiiish indication. giving evidence of q dis
position on the part Of such buyers to hold
for long pull.
Yesterdays government crop report has
inspired fresh confidence In the bullish con-
unBent and It u argued that conditions
justify further rise in the stocks OF the
granger roads In particular. The settle
ment of all the labor difficulties and the
ease Of money, combined with the fact that
congressional agitation against the corpo-
rations will soon be over for this year, 1t
Is argued, leaves nothing In the way of g.
further advance In the price Of securities.
Il
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road Company has let a contract for new
yards in Lincoln and the rebuilding and
double tracking of the line between Lincoln
and Milford. The yardage In Lincoln will
be quadrupied. The contract calls for an
expenditure OF $2OO0,OO0.
Mayor Dunno of Chicago had the unani-
nous support OF the members OF the city
council In his plan to have the traction
companies prepare plans for the rehabiii-
tation OF the properties with the view to
their sale to the municipality. Mayor
Dunno still proposes the granting Of fran
chises for any specified term of years. May
Il Is fxed as the date for the companies
to answer the mayors request.
1t is reported from Galveston that the
Texas rice crop, which at one time prom
ised to be record maker, will not tie
more than half the earlier estimate, which
was for $4,000 bags. Lack Of rain was
the trouble.
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Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpectAi Dibpatcn % TIE StAr. 9
RICHMOND. Va. May 1.-THE flve-year-
old son Of A. J. Mozier Of Newport News
was attacked by his pet dog few days
ago. The dog was killed and an examine
nounced case OF rabies The boy il In the
Pasteur Institute hero for treatment
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ALL QUARTERS ARE ACTIVE
ANACONDA MOVEMENT SHARP
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, May 11-Today's stock
market differed in no respects from its
predecessors OF the present week. A some
what hesitating opening was followed by a
general and quite extensive advance In
prices. In which all quarters of the market
participated Some stocks which have re-
Gently been comparative laggards in the up
ward movement shared in tOday's rise.
cases In point being st. Paul and the
United States Steel shares.
There was. however. no particular gossip
in connection with the course OF these Sc
curities. and indeed. very little relating to
the movements IN other directions. There
a very sharp rise in Anaconda Mining
and a sympathetic advance in Am algamated
Copper. The trading in the last named
stocks was attended by predictions that at
the next meeting of the directors of the
Anaconda Mining the annual dividend on
the stock will be advanced from lis to a 70
per cent basis.
The upward course of prices was COM
monty assumed to reflect for the most part
aggressive professional operations for
rise. directed mainly against the still large
outstanding short interest in tne market.
In connection with the improving tenden-
dent. however a disposition TO search for
some explanations thereof outside OF the
technical limits OF the market.
There was little that was novel that
could be selected In that regird Con-
tinued evidences of relaxation were indeed
noted in the monetary situation, and yes
terday's favorable government crop report
came in for rather more attention than 1t
received at the time If it's publication. A
favorable bank statement would seem to be
indicated also In the preliminary estimate
OF the principal movements OF currency
during the week which point to a gain
IN the banks cash holdings of upward of
$6,0O0,00o
London Negligible Factor.
Very little attention appeared to be paid
either to the rapid progress of the railway
regulation measure through the Senate or
TO the disclosures made at the interstate
commerce commission investigation of
Standard OIL affairs at Chicago. London
was again a practically negligible factor
In the market. operations for foreign ac-
count showing a trifiing preponderance of
sales
showed increasing animation, cases in point
being the Missouri. Kansas and Texas is
and Chicago and Great Western.
Other striking gains In the railway llSt
were scored in Northern Pacific, Great
Northern preferred. Union Pacific, Reading
and Louisville and Nashville. In the indus
trial group. Virgina-Carolina Chemical and
American Cotton Oil were strong. and were
dealt In upon larger scale than for some
time past the movement in those stocks re-
viviug the reports that some closer alliance
was arranging between the two companies.
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, 81 ,089 .184; government receipts
from internal revenue. $S15, 1856; customs.
$972,41o; miscellaneous, $50. 162; expendi-
lures. s., O3OOOO
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Hesitation at Opening Followed
by Advance.
ALL QUARTERS ARE ACTIVE
Some of the Laggards in Today's
Rise.
ANACONDA MOVEMENT SHARP
Continued Relaxation In Money
Market Moderate Increase in
Commission House Business.
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New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 14l9 Il street, members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade.