The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1904, Page 16

cepa = THE WORLD LHURSDAY EVENING, <>, S00)! . : 19 Ds lls 2 Aa cB 2 UC TRUST CO. FALS: (STOCKS LUCTINE | y= — nat POE! ON SMALL th Stern Brothers | | | Special Offerings for Friday and Saturday As ‘ ~ | hy ‘ AC > 4S) " People’s Gas and Steel Pre-| | i F OK) SD me Za CS, | Federal, of Cleveland, 0, AS-| "ray toad a Rally n Late acetal eed Wysteicoats Sp iendi qd Pact Val . B = id signs, and There Is Talk Of 2) eating and Slight Gains Are| | also novetties in French fabrict custom fnishel $4.95) ndi aster alues or ar éain ri ay. Shortage in the Funds of Im- Made All Around, single and double-breasted, Value up to $15.0) . | oe Friday announcement never meant more than this one to careful buyers. Easter is only two days away. Every offering ‘ portant Financial Concern. Imported Cheviots, Oxfords and Duck, in solid colors $2.50) A appeals forcefully to Easter shoppers, and there are hundreds of others throughout the entire store which we cannot find Space to an- ; and fancy effects, also plain a ake ens nounce. .We have lavish assortments, at prices never before so low at an Easter sale, Be wis-asout to wence «= |MAPAET. FLAT. ALL DAY. ate Double Blue Stamps Until Noon To-Morrow. Single Stamps from 12 Till 6 WITH ANOTHER COMPANY. |pank Faitures, Gold Exports and, Men’s Easter Neckwear | Other Bear Factors Check an) Imported Silks in new shadings, also solid colors in Fep and 4 Women’ Ss $14 Sample Suits at a Big Saving. Sii4 98 | | Basket Weaves, and Self-Pigured White and Black. | Handsome Sample Suits jin Eton, Blouse and Coat styles, made from all-wool Venetians, Cheviots and fancy mixtures, . Union Trust, of Boston, Also| ©2"!y Rise in Union Pacific Fig | jackets silk or serge lined. dress or walking styles; handsomely trimmed, and made in I fity of this season's newest effect Closes Its Doors, but Prom-| wetNo Heavy Buying. | FLOWING-END SCAREFS, open er folded, $1.45 Suits which are ve to-day up to $14.00; choice Jenlbepe . loses Its Doors, : | |FOUR-IN-HAND, KNOT & PUFF SCARFS, $1.00 Ww ises to Pay All Creditors in} os atter fluctuating in a dull! |STRING TIES, graduated or bat-wing, 75c omen’ s $15 to $18 Sample Suits at) 98 % Full. market to-day advanced in the finai| | eee, In fancy suitings, Broadcloth, Cheviot and finest Venetians; Eton, Blouse and Coat styles—all richly lined with Pj E dealings, showing slight gains all | taffeta; beautifully trimmed. Newest skirts. In this lot are 100 fine samples and 200 copies of same, in 3] Sou eae a ee Solid Gold Jewelry (14 Carat) sizes; values $15 to $18; choice at. mas A CLEVELAND, March 31.—The Federal] wage a apirt and wes helped vy eaten . Women’ s Ja Silk. Waists. ‘ srust Company to-day made an assien- [ing athength in aise oetezed ea SUITABLE FOR EASTER GIFTS Pp . Goat, and iekeu Sale. ; : nent to ¢ ar ‘rust Company. ; u P i ain j The action is stated to have been taken | Atchison. A general gnin was made of | Much Below Prevailing Prices In two styles, both elaborately trimmed with fine Val. lace'in- Rich Peau de Sole Silk Coats, made ind trimmed in sev } as a result of the disappearance of a/*bout 3-1 eer cent all around. Just | sertings and medallions, tucked and pleated, eral new styles, such as Eton or 26-inch fitted Prominent official of the Federal Trust) St the tov of the gain the news that | STICK PINS, 90c,51.60, 2.45, 3.7.5 very full sleeve and fancy stock. ab or loose back couts, lined and unlined, and 5 4 wo big trust companies hadi failed i trimmed with lace and silk braid, Tan Covert Maperevtare\-ia) circulation, that a/A0d there was a sharp reaction, which HAT PINS, $1.90, 2.45, 3.25, 4.15 ene a GPRS (BEL Gy Cai Sadia ID ee Cloth Jackets, in the new collarless style, . ee praen neni meee) <obnd 1 the, fSa8e Te Srral mall vewa ngxaeds (er capers) | LINK CUFF BUTTONS, $4.25, 5.45 choles ateesseevengesstnieasnesceecceeeettee i SOON IAS skhe coneara that gold had been ngaged for export. ° > 3e ; ; "| A 7 Ye: Whil t has been ea|‘The room traders became very bearish | Value $.6.75. i Ss t f M i A St tl Gl th B t as yet byte Hederal Compmsy, tna|am tha Tarket They protons tobe SEAL RINGS, ue $.6.75, $4.95 ‘amp e outs for Misses, artiin otnin vent. derstood it will ver about re Ha in denon to te aiiene, tere Menace acy imine mere They ae mae ve qe PS i ote te Bais) TE cal et nanan otto mere oo | Leather Goods Department — | jf gesnuttontizen, wong Sashes cms aatatr ity Ln aot ur as am swe ig are a | cts, holit= wi . ly k na-tide \ topet aah caIvitea aeons *P" | outaide of. Steel the market showed no Travelling and Hand Bags, Fitted Picnic and Tea Baskets braid eatarattna: pipings or illo effects. Skirt in iiey wooue Slowed fod sear . According to its last report it had] evidences of support. There was con- : Spring styles. Sizes14 to 18. Values $12.00 to $16. . 9 a e " $2,188,362 in loans and discounts, $45,300 | siderable selling by traders, who did not Special Values To-Morrow choice ve : é mcs $ alas ane tion: s aun pas ; Feal estate loans and owned $720,000 | show a disposition to take proftts on the| | CRUSHED KID BELTS, silk lined, rls’ Newest pring ‘ox Coats at 1.98, stocks, bonds and mortgages. breaks. The selling wan quite heavy, i 3 its last ae ca bar AAAI! lelbelleved (hal thelwiort. ine |” | UbCK ot white, with Bisck and git buckles, 85c wee coth ical neh enim on seve ll cial Another Remarkable Offering ! powlis of $2, but vificials state put out will enable the big interests to| | IN BA : 2 AS , ement ry wall hed | beginn! f the last h th ‘ket p és psa i fe the nt ey practically Federal wad alincet at 5 standstill, pitivnrioas = sizes 6 to Be value aie acest bargain at We made an immense purchase of these suits, therefore we're enabled Gombaby heverat dace Sao, providing half way between the high and low Wi t T t hi d Girls’ Peau de Soie Coats at $2.98, to offer them at these extraordinary low prices. They are handsome for, the merging of tie two Boncerns | prices of the day. Toward the close es wen rd Street. There are 300 handsome 4/-length coats, made from rich, |] suits, of good material, while the workmanship and finish is perfect in The disa raters of th the Federal Company, however, precipi: | the list and the advances ‘were general. tated matters and the directors decided that an assignment would probably The market was almost without fea- Avoid a run on the bank and protect | ture during the day. The traction bright lustre silk * peau de soie, with new round every detail. cape; trimmed with fine antique lace medallions and || the proper suit for Confirmation wear, in ages 7 to 16 years. Guaran- rows of tailor stitching—full double-breasted box style, teed American Mill’s worsteds, shown in grays, blacks and Oxford ixtures. Strictly 14 ounce worsteds, lined 3 lined Marepnol; oo) ult with heavy guaranteed body lining, and ‘ sleeve and reverse cuff; sizes 6 to Sewed with the best silk. Remember,” these , 14, On sale at a price that does are bona-tide $5.00 values — OR YOUR not cover the cost of material, at, CHOICE OF A NEW SUIT IF oly iS ° GUARANTEED—at, Patent Tee Footwear. Silks, Boys’ and Girls’ Patent Leather Oxiords, all inter roup was dull and thre was little trad~ Whe liabilities. of the company are|{r in any of the stocks. “There wan no Placed at $1,600,000 with nominal assets| heavy buying during the day, the sell- : of about the same amount, The dif-|ing being all In small lots, & floulties of the concern aro attributed i: to heavy withdrawals by depositors and) rhe total sales of +s the Inability of the management eRe SaISe create ea Weare Leen 2a} Faalize quickly on securities, In, order to] SaFes and of bonds $2,741,000, ; provide for the unusual demands. At the office of the Savings Hank Com- Cloning Quotations. j missioners lt waa stated that the com- piste pany had been temporarily enjoined by le, yanteccayren closing ant net ‘phan edisiovare alate The best Shoe for Women. Domestics, etc. A special purchase of Nub Voile in the Supreme Court and that the ap- plication for a permanent Injunction ; ee ae i gett beautiful vate S15 6,694, 7,78, 8, 8% 9, ay 10, NYA, * Boika Bot Pongee,. tne wc ; : | celver ae ae Atand say green, tan and blue mixtures’ flecke: 1124, 12, 123%, 13, 1324, 1,14, 2; Girls’ Pax Cc tainly a great Friday bargain o j 2 | ite directors of the company atate u, Be New models of a standard article will introduce tent Leather Sandal’ Slippers, same sizes tunity, “You will tind this desirable | it to new friends and give additional service me Be > with white, and polka ror Hs a = dots, -rings, etc. as above, special per pair, at. Rovout of businesses (ne COMPANY Hl) 4. i ie #3 ¢ 1d Value 19e. per yard, Io Shoes for Boys.-CaltlaatherLaceshoes,doublesotes sizes |] Shee” Ryn a’ wage, Cute? Brow wart ay fapttvely chat peariec Brin ate: ah aes Ha S Cat teens eee 2 9, 934,10, 1044, 11, 1124, 12, 1234, 13, 1349. range of size dots, with e * ithe Sompany Moved fn {nto new quarters | anndian cy be spd ue f The “picture” shoes and slippers of the present Special lot of ‘Sheets nor single 35, ees for air . Dongola eid lace 6 Cc Tee ot etre cots We 5 last year and le preparations to ex- — = ch joes, patent leather 5, erviceable. worth 4 [eo some of its ventures, including street Pillow Ca. Sn parece or 1c ceedingly artistic in color as well as outline. paijeaens ene Little Liber Shoes for Boys and Girls, These shoes arene in a same careful ae as our famous 90. Women’s Belts. [es 1 7 Liberty Footwear for women. At the following prices there could railway. cing, did not t Prove am euc- vesyful as It was hoped for, OMicials of both of tne trust. compa- Ses , fr Prt rst Fi Sete r tel eel Complete range of extreme sizes and widths,—in 25c. Linings at 170. heavy boots, or medium shoes,—for country, Mercerized Sateen, beautiful will lose a penny as a result of the aE eres g < $ Na AS .y % a“ oF - Fully 300 different styles. Taffeta, peau Aoalenment. “It alec te stated thee tte i bi = black silk finish, 25c value, at not possibly be superior value, Fine Dongola Kid Leather, small de sole and rich satin, ornamented at ‘Trae Company probably wilt wen tony, itey + street or evening dress; 2 Bargains in Linens. Sizes, 6, OY, 71 7%y 8 atone back with fine metal pieces in newest A ceed $29,000. 1a 4 i Be = 8 Hand made Custom Shoes. ....,..., 5.00 per pair. Extra heavy hemmed “ Towels, Large sizes, 844,9, 934, 10, 1034, 11, at : seeeee 1.00 patleras ein eaneome buckles to 12% Th 12m > value 16c, per yard, match, i ¥ G2 ry C ‘5 pteene 1 A Splendid Shoe Bargain for Boys. 4 . CARS National (Park Prats fiat nite) i a Be f = ¢ Beots, Shoes and Slippers, in which any individ. at. \2x%c TIC EIG AHA ERTL reatco tae eainee Gee niente cae ole) it 10 ale ee} Cc RTA correapondenta 0 Gs CON, rs 8 ta + 3 ual idea may be carried out, made to order Large siee Dinner Napkins, 69c dohbleicents with toe cape; and tn all sizes Worth $1, 98 75c. each, at...e...ee UNION TRUST COMPANY ae He ues lyjenpee) eames Te a An I; t Friday Sale of A loots on” go F 2 ; ortant Friday Sale o, MOF BOSTON CLosES, rae BN HY a at tres hema ees what A Gigantic Millinery Sale. || Go Garts % Garria bes M244 02 gay — = e BOSTON. March 31.—The Union Trust : Bs ae a i These are but a few of the bargains. It’s the opportunity of the If you need a go-cart or carviage the place to get it is at Company closed {ts door to-day, at of, et 3 JAMES M GREERY &CO season—don't miss it, Rothenberg's, and the time is NOW. | We bought nearly 300 porpaceted ee aye wi . capital of to” &" ot tak These hats are the newest ideas of the season, in the best shapes, and 98 WaGdlBrORie Wakefield ake iaour Gwnistock. The Frensrian Willan E. Barrete: Mr Boos im we dy Twenty-third Street, all the latest colors; trimmed with straw trimming, velvet, silk, Cc estat ie colonthcratger Iatieenie All wre Fake slag ta, well-known Boston pub- Hy uy ies 3 y Value $2.00, at oe : matchlessly low in price, a wy over and the directors are Willers w, BE 18h 18h + % 75coy 8Cu $149 "Dress ‘Shaves at 49 cy 69. cut 98c. Lot 1100 Go-Carts, like illustration, re- ‘ ) Rae Gane eben Si ieee Advance. °° Decline at r Shown in the latest shapes including tuscan, chip, raflia, milan, fancy and clining back and close woven dasnboarss 98 ay, Smith and Galen E. Stone DESIR eon RUE chiffon straws. Emiphatically, an incom- rubber tire wheels, foot brake and parasol patable bargain, Remember, 750 ‘8c. A9c. 6 (oy S || holder. Value 86.75, Sale price......see+ and $1.49 values at.. , , . Lot 2 is made up of Reclining Back es Holdias Go- Carts, with rubber tire wheels, $2.00 Hand-Made Hats at 98c. Cartas wits abbee te ye :4 ; ee DEMURRER FOR STEEL TRUST © | assets of Daniel J. Sully and D. J. sutty| &. Co., amount to at least $1,500,000. It} « $e7 205 Hl Ih Hequest that Stevens's Action on SULLY OWES HIS may be more later on, but this ts a 4 5 Ps ft Divid minimum figure. In’ Mr.: Sully’ ie , DRRNTON OW) She seer fonal assets are steel stock and ocner! {Made with crowns of silk horsehair, mohair and jet spangle: brims of Vey Teeatul at a Gplled lates 'ateell Carpprakion Gfoncg stocks valued at from $200,000 to $250,000, liberally tucked and good quality shirred chiffon, made on the new- Cc * left; worth $3.75, at $ {ts counsel to-day filed in the Can the Sully house, valued at $100,000 and est French wire frames, including Turbans, Continentals and We TET | fics Sy eore a ie Chancery a demurrer to the bill of i] seats on the Chicago Board of Trade, latest rage, the popular “Scoop Hat,’ in Brae nes a AS Eo B Alfred Steens, of Newark, who sued the New York Cotton Exchange, the me Sale. manufactured by the celebrated a ol diidende on: the cerance iets pasa SCOR SIRE E ee eats business i 4 notlien Bee ee ie day, Why s hae Heywood Bros, & Waketicld a . aise ile it ev | Jef i New York Coffee Exchange, value Our business in this line extend oteadartes § Payments for the Month This SARRtinT TAA TORRE TREE ees Surprising News in the Forecast | ray “tnerw in another seat om ine! J wouldn't iv Think of being able to get these sea PSe4 Co. Best English ru us ks WS jana tant it wa i i ; by Colonet| | almost half of their real value. Shown in two lo! kW [o s ¥ | State law and by igroynn bye Ry of the Report of the Receivers, Seana e ater ny colon | fine glossy flues. perfect stock, $2.00 value, at..... rubber tire Morse, Mr. Sully’s partner, but that is not Included tn thie list. wheels, pateht " $3.50 foot brake and p: pret ee Value : 1.98 Year $10,000,000 Greater |29:.,"%,,ani4mt ite a4." Which Is About to Be Made other things that the corporation bo lowe Also in black and white, 18 inches long, with broad flues, F required to djecl 8 ft the oO ‘ than Last—Likely to Help the | thar'the court'might pase on the'ma| — Public, apeemsicelthe Sten! Astete weees $10.75; special. Stock Market. ‘Eve dam uirer, was purely formal. Tt due trom oustomers $600,000, a half of = = = eens does not ST which the receivers dre satiefied can x hat show such a cane as entiied ; Attorney-General Knox canognosa the A court of equity to any afm in Ja) a) statecnent)ate bey Mavied. to): the | be. colleed. Tay aad Rion. there|iia)/ ay there now was no more reason for de- Complete interest and dividend dis-| {rom the defendant or to any rellit | sully creditora by Receiver David 1, equity in @pot cotton of from $300,000 day th ight be occasioned by the fs Leen against tho matter complained of In to $350,000, cash and checks amounti: ey PRO ursements for the month of April will|such bill. It Is asked that the demur-|Afiller and Menry W. Taft late this heures ne transfer of a title to a twenty-foot lot |! de $10,000,000 greater than for the same|rer be sustained and taht Steevnass $0 about), $178,000" aaid) 963,000 cn deposit rash! 4 month last year, The total le ssrzagcno | Hill be dismissed. afternoon there will be some surprising| tn the Corn Exchange Bank, Mr Selly in Washington, he saith SLoManey was in , ag. Se things which will probably be received | ale9 has & personal acoount in this ban The Attorney-General said tha strong demand in the market to-da: This ts in a a surprise as sov- y bint en of between $4,000 and $5,000. Government had’ been proceeding on} (Nh (on Ge aivdends aid companies have parsed or cut cheir| STEEL AND COAL MEN AGREE|*S® conticting emotions. | to 'ahow tte prompiness with which the assumption that the French court | eet ae distributed. ‘The borrow lividends, and {t was thought that this = es ‘ Mmanagy aan vould take precisely the action It had a) 2 would have an effect, but a careful study | Year's Fight Ended and R. find that: Mra.; Danial @,. Bully, had)iay Fol MB.000 In New orients and to Reva and that fits time had very | {988 from the Bank of England were Peavipecroena and taterest llstasehows Seeth | fecoue) wits tis Brea CDs Se | feat Sake ae ies Clai ind if ideration been given to tho | estimated at $25,000,000. Discounts were| Trip Has No Especiat Sige that none of these companies pay| at ae nie seen Courend that the, egies] oh. toe oom beryl ni AAStS) tie Hinbiities it tn tmpoasibie| French Court Denies Claims al see anes Inatitutsd by. colombia, | €88¥ In anticipation of rellet from the e a saving of $2,090,000 a year the} show that $228,000 are due to her, to say anything definite about them umsce ; oe ifi ii dividends in April. ss " ressure, Stocks on the Exchange were we, Treason for the increase is that Just ma dora contract, (or the deren ag | What. will probably bei more welcome Pocunlleweranvartre tae anion claims Clears Way for Transfer of jie ee eee Sar tne ey Beat but ecninny wich Miasuvelinietaw nificance, It Is Said, Being ‘ renee < ry , DI claims i cou ad dispo e . Capital stock upon which aieiderda ues | &mn.OM tone of coal during ae eee eirrared ae (Me gcannot tell what they will agere-| Isthmian Waterway Conces- obstacle. in the way Of the transfer of) of this being the eve'ot the holldays.| Merely One of Recreation DaiAcat the ering, Tate ca eon anelS rae in probably: the Inrxe hich has been f gate. ere {8 one account on the hooks the canal vompany's property. The business transacted consisted a con ide of 0 000 to $900,000, but which the|of the firm showing $228,000 a: a +7 j The dissolution of the Panama Canal "a. Poul ana Union | 8! ‘oncessions were ma oe 1100,000 does not be. | Sully In market transactions, oee..Mm.] sions to United States. * |company. a0 far aa the transfer of | chiefly in evening up the books. Con- Announcement Sudden, to stockholders Pitan KORG REAR TTT long to Mra, Sully and never did, as thie claim will have to be proved Ike : the ar Mrobatly ‘will take place the ue pall cuspocten shatceme more than $3,000,000 each tn dividends, OAs c im bik say , " all the others, ere is one very large AS a : 1 ear. easions| Mr. Sully never transferred the title latter part of April. Americans opened irregular and har- prelte sauruagien, Mannatiar Slevated, the Blea Corperncen Revce treupa he claim of which nothing has been ‘said RIS, March SL—The Firat Civil] “The payment -of the $40,000,000 to tho| dened to about parity, but the uncer. P, Morgan has announced that he ork uthern Rail- | 1 At War With the sual | After acquiring the property, It there- | vet Ga whic’ am not at liberty to] PARIS, company will be made about thet time.| tain attitude of New York checked wnat sail on Wednesday next for Bu-i wake Mike “Wada tate | Snnaay fone eae mea ee me ae theese, of the Repubile ef Colombia th hallo Sing Ropttuc's/ nant | geermane,nd PZ gues bulw the] rope on Bia annual vacetion. he aa: Tobacco leads with payments of Sa | he sueninK of the contract marks the Creditors Are Reative. WHEAT MARKE the ease of the Republic of Colombia] the g10,ib0.00 to the Republic of Panama | Heat quotations of the day. Raunoaineat Wha eccewade Cent eee 8&4, and American Telephone & Tele-| hoth concerns. > ech to) The Sully creditors have been gsrow- T. against the Panama Canal Company in| will be made prior to thar e-canal ee night and will not be known general Will pay out $2,112,689, Western writ gets fuel cheaper tae ot ing restive of late decause of the fail-| Wheat opened strong to-day on buy-| favor of the defendants, gomPany (cualaticiney ceneral chan the CURB STOCKS FIRM. to Mr. Morgan's associat Lay corer nln Hi: } and American Can} the coal company will have a sure mar-| ure of the receivers to issue any state-|!ns by room traders who did not care ‘ pee Lege tid gatolesaee ne. complaint] fnterpretatioh of, the. legislation -bear= 5 It Is sald that the trip to Europe ts 0! vine interest department, Atchison | srioom, “on™ WOM8 Mt & price ofl ment an to the conditions of affairs, !t0 KO short over the holidaye, ThelGemme the Dialitifte. to mee fs ons ratified with, That tGverament ot Pan: | Northern. Pacific and Northern se-| 0 especial significance gnd that Mr| leads, with payments on bonds amount- or ‘VYhese creditors are divided into twa | Northwest markets, were me strom, of the action n ama, + curities Quoted Higher. Morgan is going abroad solely for recre Balt.-ore & Ohio, ° ntte g: ave oO hter recelpts and a demanil ee “4 Le RRR x eR OR . toi Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific and THE COTTON MARKET. cliques—the Cotton xchange crowd. |fye the wash article SUN Oe eee ek stacloa in the way of the] HOLIDAYS FOR BROKERS. Dealings in the outside market wore |" Ono report said that Mr. Morgan Southern Pacific will each pay more] The market opened strong to-day,| Which Is led by Boothby and Baldwin |cago bulls and unfavorable conditions| the legal obstacles in the way of the ‘ ‘ ‘ firm but dull to-day, with Northern} going aproad to li ft thaten than $1,000,000, ‘The Unite States Gov-| with prices 6 to IT points higher, due qo] 24 Which Is quite friendly to the re-| for the moyement were the features in| transfer of the Canal concession from] The Good Friday-Easter holiday will Pacific selling at 182, a gain of two gol Li ae : ve and that his gor. ernment will disburse $2,335,/86. the i ‘¢|celvers, and the minorky crowd, prin-|°Wnw York's opening _ prices the company to the United States. be generally observed in financial and Sather Hetucition was uses rout (femain “here to take charge of ad dividends amount to $2268.- | potter cipally Stock Exchange folks, who have| Wheat a Beptember, 49 | WASHINGTON, March 31--President| commercial circles in this clty. ‘The 9 34 while the stubs were te bal ornate Saft owe tes $5,357,681 a | ae ‘telegraph vices from the English marke: retained Samuel Untermyer to look out | Corn—M 2] Roosevelt and Attorney-General Knox] stock, Produce and Consolidatea Ex- hd ai a 18 3. Ther bid and saked\oricae sue inot orpdlted, . Fount Mere More | , industrial companies} was a general rush of shorts Chicag rives_ were: Wheat | }j a changes will close on Good Friday, The |! the Princ! baie’ aecuritisn wi Sar low. in Naw: York ang UeUh Feed Me the start in anticipation of the hol,| fF thelr interests, The latter crowd) Stay. 66 to. hily, 87 3-4 to &T ad acon terence Lordy, subeegueny to | Oe lod andi Cates joxchankes:wil clots | aan can. Hig. And, | main here while his father ts away, ! reat account shows that rail-|idays, As the offerings were light, | haa been doing a lot of Kicking of late, |Sertember, ‘to 's2 1-4) Corn—May, {4] the receipt of the information that the Foti) on Friday. und Suurday, The Rinsciean Cat 31 a RE ht eB olf wai ices advanced until soon after the|/and it is principally because of this)(0. 1-2: July. G8 1-8 to G3 1-4; Beptem-| Government of Columbia had lost tt | sugar trade omote will tyangact no busi: |Heitian Covi 3 pee Lett With the Government pas > May sold to 15.00 and July to 15.22, that ¢he receivers will issue @ prelimi-! beg tg i) sult in the French courts against. the} ness on Friday and Saturday. All ex- Bees 4 css 3 makes the total’? being 18 to 38 polnts above yeater- ® Taynem_yrork's, closing prices | ‘mers: Cea ‘ond that | shen fabroaa will be closed” uncit Only three of the fifteen’ mi eae ronxes. the to jose. Offerings were mostly from | nary statement to-day, heat-May: $8 1-4: Jul 1:2 bid; Sep-| now Panama Canal,Company, and that | ‘Tuesday morni tha thosone aries toral Comun, ans oe those having profits, John W. Boothby, attorney for the roe Taig tt Corn—May, 91-4; July. | now there was no longer any reason for} | pesca eth ee Saas survive—ex-Senator Edmunds, { Atri Hoa) celvers, gave The Evening World a! Chicago's closing prices were: Wheat] delay In the tranaferpy the cambanys) , LONDON) BROKER ABSIGNS. ial | Hoar and Gen. Eppa Huntoi gust, forecast of what the recelver's: report |g Ie aT a gi ka) Dom CManSe Tee aed ene eee Oren, ane suaue March $1,—The failure of |Reaboard Air 4 |inia. AM ofthe five Jum es 12H) to tau, “uctuber | will be to-day. He said: or. ame Corn July, 88 1-8 & Avteg; | States, ue ar ‘small. broker, 4 | Bupreine Court who sat on: i Dever . to lw “We have found that the combined September, && At the -conclusion of interview to-day. sion long since ve “ Haynes * 4 att Ne