‘ Ssptomilcr corn
or“ .whsn’t likewise ru’ from
5,.to 7634. lthnt weather condo
;' lion turmoil by the buying motivo
WALL STREET. It); 10 9.. m.-’l‘hero
' “' we know pressure to soil in the corn
D, woolly tho.
ellsviil‘c and
355.5521ng is black
.55
“kc any attempt to
woo expectedl it
“the company would,
his morning and?
watching every in-
A significant loat—
Inen. instead of
in g and keeping an
_ t‘zthnt is being
in is looked upon
it the company
at ompt to bring new
ii, i; in not unlikely
' .llL mnke rcaistnnce
ct these men by cull-
Orkors at tho mill in
Allegheny in the
‘3 about the some as
."dcspntcll received at
strike situation here
. changed from last
andlng the rumor of
fleet that six mills of
tritium be running
per time- comes
ho sayil. “Our
hrec' years
At present?
m ch needed
one] r weather
, hope to settle
disturbed by the“
us, for we have
ving been
ollowing a do
‘ son 67%. Minsouri Pacific 97%.
' general.
17.
. N. Yul). &W..31%
’ Pennsylvania, 143%
' People’s (ins. 113174
. {nope « .
d_ ”Union Pacific. 99%
‘ UII‘. Poo. mm. 88% . "
“ “West. Union.
.- merit receiptszi
. celluneons, 8 0
_r“7900iiii. . ,.
carrying railroads. at the Opening or
the stock mnrkot. today Ten thnutsnd
share or Union 1? ohm sold nt 99% and
98. compared with 9554 on suturdoy‘.
and“ thé stock afterward sold at 97. The
railrodd list reached its much as a
point. but the seilipg was not in such
heavy blocks. . ' ..
WM.L.STREET.15 s. nor-#577 port
or it steadied the limited “site:
F
‘ the rilsh‘ oi liquidation and there were
some spasmodic Inillos. But the pric-
, eo dipped lowel than the opening be
fore the and of tho hour. the grungors
and Pucidcs lending Extreme de-
clines reached were St Paul 5154. Un
ion Pacific 454, St. Louis southwestern
pleferred 4% Atchinson 3$4, the pro
felr'e‘d 3%, Baltimore & Ohio 3%. New
York Control 2%, Kansas & Tonsil pre
‘to‘rrod 2% Southern Pacific 2%. Louis
villa. ell-'dlvldo‘ud,‘ 2$4. Amalgamated
Copper 2%, Delaware & Hudson 3 and
many other stocks 1 to 2. The market
steadied again before 11.
WALL STREET. noounw'i‘im soiling»
' pressure was relaxed and a rally i‘ol
lower roachinl; 1% in St. Paul and 1' to
11/2 ill other grungcrs, Paclflcs and
southwoctcrns. Elsewhere in the list
recoveries were in proportion to the
more moderate declines. Northwos
tern lost 4, North American 5 and Chi
(logo. lndinnupolls & Louisville 3. The
market yielded woukly again and the
‘ loaders falling back to about the low
cot. Bonds wcrc cusior.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m..——-Tllo noon
wtiny rally was less affective than the
earlier one and the lenders touched a.
new low level before 1 o'clock. Rock-
island sold at 137. Union Pacific 94. St.
Poul 153, Southern i-‘hci i‘ic 5154;, Alchi-
Other
declines wcre less marked but were
The declines were effected on
light douliugs.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private mm or Iii. A
Bohme. commissibn broker. awnrtll h
Corbrtt’a block. South Norwalk:
Open High Low M30
Am. Cot. Oil. 231,13 . 28%
Am. S. 11.00., 142% 142% 140 140%
um. Tab. 00.. 130 130 138 128 ‘
Atchlson. 71 71 67134 67134
Atchison old, 94 ‘ 94 '92 92 _
Bait. & Ohio. 92 93 92 93 '.
Bkyn. R. T.. 7654 767/5 751,4 751,5
Can. Smith... 6654 5514
157
Gen. of N. J., 157
Ches. 5‘; Ohio. 423,4 43754 4254 43154
192 181 192
Chi. It N. w.. 191
c. M. &St P. 157 I57 15255 1531/,
172, 1.77 78.7
out. n 1. 273.142
con. 55555.39 _
t) on. can; 135 155542155 155%
5 Steel. 39%. 391/... 38% 38%
U. S.St. Md. 88154 88134 8.754 87%
254 25275 25275,
10154 9555: 5554
Gen. ldl. Co" 254
150.“. it Nash.- 101154 4755
118% 11654 116154
167 165% 165%
Nor; it West: 47%
Man Conuol. 11854
54 52 52%
1011/. 9714. 97%
Metropolitan. 167
M. K. & '1‘. bid. 54
151 14854 14875
3155 3074 3155
Missalluclilc. 100
N. Y.‘C. 65 ii" 161
6454 64% 64%
Con. Tobacco, . 54%
fhlo‘rth Pacific, 98
Pacific Mail 38 ' 38
143% 141% 142
113% 112 “ 112%
Phil. & Road. 38% 38
P. 59: 15.!)qu 75 ~
a'o‘ou. Railway. 28%
Son. Ry. Md"
Sou. Pacific.
Togo. (i. it:
83%
533%
59
21/
Wabash. old. 38 38 3654
9154 190$;
WASHINGTON,‘ July 22
From intomI‘Il 5575
no. 31. 429 .882; cggtonfid, $724 924.; min
‘. new-tho one that
~ :those lovely cherries. and things-«boo: .
, c‘ ‘ ~‘ sud
log tor the prisoner. but. he m3. ..
. cling]: tit” “3755555736 onltllj“ 357.5553
u .sor sol- «cock.»-
. instance ewEk‘lh‘ closed isoturdsy st . g y
. .58 was. hid up this morning to ti$5
. 5
At that hour he was caught by hall
5 dozen italians. who were Hlying in.
wait tor him. He was directly antlers
‘bedroom window at one oi the italisn
residences. looking under the curtain
which was up about an inch above the
sash. By close scrutiny he could see all
that was going on in the room The
curtain was purposely leit in till way
so an to catch multimillion.
0pc oi the women .05 ills house wen
into the room with a bright light and
carried it to the window. so as it Would
chine brightly into tho yard. She then,
pulled the curtain down and began to
prepare for bed.
house. behind some rose bushes. They
saw the beeper creeping up to the‘
building. and knew him to ho the some
individulil who had several times be-
fore. looked through the same window.
Slowly and cautiously he made; his‘
way up to the window. and passed.
within a couple of feet of the men lying
on the ground. When. he had been at
the window a few minutes, peeping un—
der the curtain. he was grabbed by the
men before he knew what was nboilttto
happen. He was terribly frightened at
thotime and pleaded for them to spores
his life. A couple or the men held him.
while another went after Constable" Ed-
ward J. Lurriguo. 'l‘he oilicer brought
him to South Norwalk and locked him.
up at police headquarters.
He appeared before Judge Joseph It
Taylor. in the South Norwnlk side ct
the. town court. this morning. devoid oi
shoes. Oillcer Lorrlgan found the shoes
in an open lot directly across the street
from the (house where he had been
peeping. it then came out that he re-
moved his shoes before he crept to the
window. 5 .
He gave his uncle us Patrick Morri-
sey. and said that for the past thréo
weeks he had Worked ton William '1‘.
Raymond. in Rowayton The iudgofln-
mi him 87. without costs. Morrisey said
that amount was coming to him. (Ind
omcer Lorrigun wont to Rowayton to
see Mr. Raymond
Morrisey was a hard looking chm-ac
tor as he sat in tho court room. He
had about live Week’s growth or board
on his face. and he was nothing but dirt
from head to (out. His clothes were
a bundle of rags.
Morrisey was taken to Bridgeport,
lull. this morning. on the 11:38 train,
by Ghiei‘ ot‘Police Vollmsr.
RIFLE SHOOTING CONTEST.
LONDON, July 22—45 the rifle shoot. ‘
lng compctllons oi. Blsloy. held under
the auspices of the Notional Rifle As-
sociation. Sergeant Proctor. oi! the Soil .,
forth Highlanders. won the Dominion
of Canada. grand aggregate challenge .
trophy with a score of 354. in tho
some competition Canadians divided ‘
the Corporation or the City '07 London
aggregate prize as follows: ‘ Private
C. S. McDougull.
son and Fleming. £7.10s.;
Murphy. Boylcs. Mason, C. V. silencer
and Wilson. £5. The scores ranged
from McDougnll. with 336. to Wilson.
with 320.
SMALL POX IN RUTLAND.
RUTLAND Vt, July 22. Small pox ‘
has broken out near the town of Call
tleton. in n noxro settlement. Nine
persons are now oililctod. the cases how
his of varying sterility.
so there is little chance oi the dissns‘e
getting away from" it
COLLAR CUTTERB ON STRIKE.
TROY. N; Y.. July flaw-«About 200 col-
' lor cutters went on strike this morn~ .
mg. The factories directed are those
whose proprictors are members at the
Shirt 52 Collar Manufacturers’ Associa-
tion. The man atoppcd work becauso ~
77% the unacciution refused the demands of «
55 the union in relation to the employ-
ment at apprentices.
Wot—Wu.
THE NEW STYLES..
"Henry is a brute." said Mrs. Just; ’
1. wpd to her' mother to whom the bud '
pools for sympathy. «‘ . .»
“Why. what has he dono, my poor
g childi'.’
"Why. 119th says that my now 555'.
hon-uh c Elma-“wile solicit
boiled dinnor“ . ,
The male members
of the household Wore lying near the
.art at 3 rcnso
£25: Bcdloy. £15: ‘
Graham and Gilchrist. £10; Richard- ’
swam. .
How the dis .9
dose Was contracted in the first place;
is not known The settle is [hoisted »
hits
onthuslostio 555555.13. lion they ore
recsiving ir‘om thoso ortunsts onounh ‘
. ., cm is moment to win 707 ..
cordial support at all who
unprociotc 5 work at hcnu‘ty. oi‘ fascin-
‘ outbid intergst. and of grant education
51 value. «
(this! Justice Torruncc. oi the flu
promo Court or Connecticut. cars: l
jam more thou plcusod with the Stod-
dard Lectures. Thor are beautiful. in-
torcstimr and instructive. "
General llusaoli Frost toys: "i take
pleasure in toutitying to the bounty. in
throat and educational value at tho
publishod Lectures or John L. Stod-
ulnrd Filled with nuetul information
presented inn wuudcriuily fascinating
ylo. thOy loadily..5llli)eni to all who v
pprccictc tho in literature. as
ii an to those
31,5.
noral reading " .
Principal Charles A Tucker asys:
l‘JolIn L. Stoddard‘s Lectures should
he Accessible to elvéry child 0! gram-
mar or high 5555514535. ' ' i'
{The lecture on the Yellowstone Notion-
nl Park is with the price of the en
tire work " ,
Miss Cornelia F. Baird says: "" ' '
With the charm of a novel they com
hide accuracy of historical and lico-
graphical truths. 50 presented that
they seem almost to tronslorm the
more dcscriptlonn‘ into living realities.
mm is no other publication that will
furnish the some amount or delightful
reading and practical information
Mrs J H. Ferns snyzs “it is with
pleasure that I command to the con-
sideration of my friends a. work so
Vilcnutltul, so interesting. and so in,
structive as the Stoddard Lectures. A
Valuable alike for pleasant companion
ship and useful information. they must
appeal to anyone who would possess
tho best produdtsw‘ iitho book makers'
p.393" 2 'I‘ use loo
tulos io n grehtlg e i‘ur'his the cuts
ture to be gained from travel withoiit
its cxponoc and loco vooigncc. The ll
lustrotionu clouds ail valuable pos~
session and to obiu‘ the complete
work is. :1 chose. for hungra‘tuiation.”
A work that culls foIth such opin-
ions is entitled to the careful consid.
oration ol‘ ovoryono who or have an
opportunltv to accrue it on he present
terms, which will 55' posglhlc now for
it short limo only, as tho price will be
shortly advanced, this allotment for
this section, at the initial prices. hav
ing been nearly exhuustcd.
, . 5 ,
_ » r .
SENTINELS
AT BUFFALO
/
I On file at the Reading
Room in the Graphic
Arts Building. Expo-
sition Grounds : '
ALSO
FOR SA LE ’B Y.
51715715155741.5175: ..
- . per cent. "that is what
who omo little for .
‘ Six
Left.
Only six‘oi those $9.00
Serge Suits remain. We of-
fer them now for $5. 00 per
suit.
We also have only six
$12 Suits; to close them out
qitiiickly we have marked
tem at 87. o.
Other opportunities in
this Mid-dummer Sale are:
Men's :Fiannei Suits at
$4.50; $1.50 Straw Hats for
man and youth. at 75C» and
Straws for the children at
too. .
Underwtari-Men 9 com-
plete suit. value $1.00. now
75c.. and Black Shirts with
white stripe, never excelled
at 50c., we only ask 35c.
Overalls for that young-
ster—Blue. find we have a
novelty, it’s of red malarial;
either kind. 25c. Sizes 3
:Il mourn. mm srhrrr .
Incl-casino its purchasing power from 10 to 25
we are doing in order to
stir you up this morbid weather.
Suits.
Funnels—what is morc sea-
is trimmed with “
Underwear.
The thin sort-write kind you
‘ mi: those hot days. The isncy ‘
wont-#02 Vilflpllli calors and
ntnndard in every respect, the
moms» WASH sun‘s.
Pink and’biue chambr'ay. sailor
collar and flare bottom skirt, trim-
med with White braid. 87.98
i
LADIris' WASH surrs. j
Linen and P. K., sailor collar,
entire suit trimmed with insertion.
White P. K. Skirts. $7. 25.
White P. K.“ Skirts, $1. 98-.
White F. K. Skirts»: 2.50.
Black and blue polka dot skirts. A: .
trimmcd with insértion,x$x .98 ~to ..«
, $3 98.
Boys‘ Wash Suits, 49c.
Boys’ Wash Suits, 65c. and 98¢. Vi
WHITE WAISTS.
7'
l
W..
We havp 35 built :I‘issortment in
the Twin Cities. Prices from 75c.
to 83. 50. . “f” ,
Accoun'rs opnnoo WITH nvsnrnooy‘ SMALL
l)
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