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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19

come up the two steps leading from th,
wnrd-house af one Jump, Tor I hive seei
young Indies make Just such blunders
when going up the front steps, or rush
ing 70 answer the door bell. II was any
thing but graceful.
Children are made to walk lightly il
school, but how3 Why, on tip-toel A
bad practice too. Il would be teaching
a child TO walk, if he were told he mus
walk lightly, but firmly and erect
Never permit child to tip-toe around
Remember If you have ever been sick,
how disagreeable it was to have a person
come into the room on tip-toe and
whisper.
Not long since young friend said to
me with such a woe-begone air:
ooh, my dear HI have had such q
disappointment"
Lost any property" / asked quickly.
Property you ask me that think
you / would feel SO badly about
money"
"Ohl" said 1, meekly, 80 much de-
Ipends upon money, and knowing how
desperately in love you profess your
self 10 be.
Don't mention it, said he excitedly.
every well, " I replied, lyon began
it yourself"
"Now don't cut fellow up so" said
he, ''and III tell you it.
Every well; proceed, was myanswer.
"Well now, you know that girl I met
the other evening was stunning, in fact,
an angel almost.
can angel and stunning; pretty good;
go on pray, said 1.
''Well she was bewitching, graceful as
ship at sea; gracious in her manner as a
balmy May morning, she sang divinely,
and danced like cherub." (He was
excited and getting things mixed some
what.) "Her manner at table was per-
fect-and thought-oh its too bad"
''Now," said I, "I1l give you just five
more. What's the troubled"
"Now don't be so savage with fellow.
This morning 1 was standing by the
bank, talking with some of the boys,
and one said, Joe there comes your
lady love and added in an undertone,
"whew but she is a duck for walking.
L turned then, and, by George 0beg
pardon) such gait 1t was something
between roll, pitch, or anything else
you can think. Good bye H I vowed
would marry that girl if 1 could get
her, but swear won't try. I'm going
luck hunting, and will for get. Catch
me ever falling in love with girl again,
bill see her walk"
And, considering that he was at the
same time talking Of going duck hunting
TO forget but could still speak of falling
in love again Iwisely refrained from say
ing anything comforting, thinking time
would heal his broken heart. Butt tho't
would say something to the girls on
his subject, for fear they did not give it
enough attention. A WA1K1sr.
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8Ottrv.
A STERLING OLD POEM.

Who shall Judge man from manuersG
y Who shall know him by his dress'
Paupers may be fit for princes,
Princes at for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket
May beclothe the golden ore
OF the deepest thought and feelings;
Satin vest can do no more.
There are streams of crystal nectar
Ever flowing out of stone;
There are purple beds and golden,
Hidden, crushed and overthrown,
God, who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me,
While he values thrones the highest
But as pebbles in the sea.
Nan appraised above his fellows,
Oft forgets his follows then;
Masters -rulers-lords, remember
That your meanest kinds are men;
Men Of labor, men Of feeling,
Men of thought and men Of fame,
Claiming equal rights to sunshine
In manhood's ennobling name.
There are foam-embroidered oceans,
There are little wood-clad rills,
There are feeble, inch-high saplings,
There are cedars on the hills.
God, who counts by souls, not stations
Loves and prospers you and me;
For TO him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles in the sea.
Toilng hands alone are builders
OF a nations wealth and fame;
Titled laziness is pensioned,
Fed and fattened ON the same,
BY the sweat Of others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
vainly lifts its feeble voice.
Truth and justice are eternal,
Born with loveliness aud light;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there is sunny right.
God, whose worldwide voice is singing
Boundless love to you and me,
Links oppression with It's trihes
But as pebbles in the sea.
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THsTIMoMrAra.

osDEEsBURg. N Y, Feb. ", 1874.
Messrs. WHIrMAN q BURBELL, Little Falls n. y:
up Boiler and Engine ran them under 40 lbs ateaTn
pressure, and sawed half cord of WOOD twice
In two lbeech and maple) In III minutes. then
can saw I cords OF wood twice in two iTi one
hour with the No. boiler.
bad platform made for the boiler and engine
aud placed Them on pair OF bob sleghs aoinn
around saving wood. bad the agent OF WiIiiamF
Cleaner bring a thresher and cleaner and ran
through 90 bushels of oats, The agent thinks /
can run ii Cleaner with the boiler and engine
ran the boiler under pressure of 30 lbs and Il
airly made the cleaner howl. A No. boiler and q
81 ii, p. engine is plenty heavy enough 10 ruu a
saw OF II. threaher and cleaner. F
fheboiler, by putting the exhaust pipe "a the
smoke stack and using soft coal, viii make steam
enough for il. II. engine, as ! had the dampeT
shut half the time, and the door open, and thep
II would make more steam than wanted. Ths
harder the work the more steam Il makes - TIT
Yours truly, T. ID. BELLINCER-
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North British & Mercantile
INSURANCE COMPANY,
LONDON & EDINBURGH.
Avaiiable Assets, el,oea,eo4,l7e.
srArE or ONO, IxsuRANcE DErAHrMENr 4

STATE or OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARrMENT,l
COLUMBUS, January II, 1870. (
W HEREAs, The North British aud MerCan-
w tile Insurance Company, locacted at Lon
don and Edinburgh, IN the United Kingdom
Of Greet Britain and ireland, Foreign Fire In
suranee Company, is possessed of least the amount
OF actual capital required of similar companies
formed under the provisions of the act entitled
"An act 10 regulate Insurance Companies doing an
Insurance business in the State of Ohio, passed
April 9th, 1872, and the acts anendatOry thereof
and supplementary thereto, has deposited with the
superintendent of Insurance of the State OF Ohio,
IN trust for the benefit and security OF It's policy
holders residing in the State Of Ohio sum NOT
less than one hundred thousand dollars, in stocks
and securties required and allowed by said acts,
and has filed In this ofice certified copy Of its
Charter Deed OF settlement and detailed state.
ment of its assets and liabilities, and evidences Of
investments, and otherwise compiled with all the
the requisiione Of said acts, which are applicable
to foreign Fire Insurance Companies, partnerships
and associations:
Now THEREFoRE, in pursuance of law, /, Will
liam F.Church, superintendent of Insurance of the
State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that said company
s authorised 10 transact s appropriate business OF
Fire Insurance In this State, IN accordance with
law during the current year, The condition and
business Of said Company Dec. 9lst 1873, as
shown by statement OF Home Office made 70 this
Department, is as follows;
Amount of actual paid up capital { q5O, 600 90, o
Aggregate amOunt of available assets tO93 6Oi g
Aggregate amount OF liabilitiestexeept
capitaD including reinsurance. g55, 800, ,t9, I
Amount OF Income for the year IN cash 0G9 i2S
AmonntOf expenditures Tor the year
IN cash.. S3f ,3eS, co. ]
The condition and business of The United states
or American Branch, December 3lut, 1874, Is own
l by statement, as follows:
Aggregate amount Of available Assets
i In the United States es............ s. ,688 500 2l
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities In the
u United States, including re-inGur-
u ance .;.;.....,.,s.,.s......,.,.. 81, ,GOO.si
= Amount Of income for the preceding
!, year in eash In the United States, $40 600 ol
Amount OF Expenditures for the pre-
year In eash In tho United States, 952, ,i64.9'
i * WITNEss WHEaEoF, have hereuntO sub
Echbed my name, and caused the seli
II llBALl Of my once 70 BE- afixed, the day aht
year above written.
VIZ. CHURCH, Superintendent
WARD 6 BUTMAN, Agents,
| FREMONT, 0.
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"Pat, said an officer TO his Irish SER
want, "you clean my boots very careless
ly. The right is always much brighter
than the left" Sure yer honor, and
isn'tthatthe footye always kick me witt"
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General Assembly,.

MARoH 3.--Senhte- Passed: Senate
bills regulating election Of township
officers; House bin authorizing commits
aioners Of highways 10 straiehtsh and
clean out creeks aud other watercourses.
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OPLE STANDARD EDITION on THE HOLY BIBIE
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

AbLHEA Just published, new edition OF
AAeV DR.. CulvetWelIss CeIes
I1h.1Ia4iW brated Essay on the radical
cure without medicine) of sPETMAroRRHoRA OF
Seminal weakness, Involuntary seminal L0rses
lMPoTBNoN, also CONSUMPTION, EPtIzPsr and
FITS, induced by selfindulgence or sexual extrav-
agance, &c.
81 Price, in q sealed envelope only six cents.
.Ihe celebrated anthor IN this valuable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
Jul practice, that the alarming consequences Of
seif-abuse may be radically cured withoutthe dan
eerous use Of internal medicine or the Application
Of the knife; pointing ont mode Of cure Al once
simple, certain and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what hiB condition may
oe may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radf-
- This Lecture should be in the hands of ev-
cry youth and every man in the land. laws t't
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, 10 any ad-
dress. postpaid, on Fceeipt OF six cents or two
stamps. Address the Publishers
0HAS. ]. o. KLINE 600,
IsS BO'rerD, Retc York, POst-office Boz, 1850
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Resident of Fremont Since 1s4O.
REFERENCEs:-Ban Of Fremont and First
stional Bank Of Fremont, Ohio.

REFERENCEs:-Ban Of Fremont and Firs,
National Bank Of Fremont, Ohio.
The future Of our city never locked more fatter-
iBg thnn At present The Fremont Harvester Com
pany. for the manufacture of the celebrated Hub
DaId Mowers and Reapere, has commenced work
and expect TO put 500 machines on the market In
time TO cut the coming harvest. Other new bust
ness Is opening. Business blocks are going IN.
Many dwellings are to be put up ss soon as the
season viii admit. At my Agency you viii find a
large amount of
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Notary Public.
Fire and Life TnsurdHce bv Ten Of fJe Eirst
class Companies qf the country
Ooedn Stsdpt6r Tickets, bv ssperdf LINES
IdBes Paid fil SdndnSky County,
Collected ~" 4'''''' '
Intelligence GiUen by Letter.
=, u Persons at distance desiring any info,ma.
ton from this point, can address communication
TO this Agency. II the subject does mot reouire
IlS much time "a and attention, a few postage stamps
enclosed will be sufficient remuneration, Wherp
more time and labor are required rea sonabe com
pensatiOn viii be charged.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Brandt & cOndit, Plaintiffs, sandusky
against Commo,1
Ella j. Capper, Defendant Pleas.

hlH D. NappeT, DetendantJ Pleas.
Npursnance Of a vendi expouas issued from the
I Clerks Office of the Court OF Common Pleas of
sandusky County, Ohio, on the 10th tav Of Feb
ruaryt A, ID. 1915, and 10 directed In the above
case, will expose 10 public SALE al the door of ths
Court House, In the City Fremont, Ohio, ON
saturday, March 27th, A.D.Is75.
between the hours OF one and two O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day, the following real estate.
situated In the City OF Fremont, County of san
dusky, and State of Ohio aud bounded and de-
scribed as follows, TO wits
lnlots number IIG appraised at $50, No. 40 al
$50, NO. II5 ats90, No. ia at $50, No 10 at $50
No. lIs at $50 No. TsS at $50, No. Ts4 at $40. No
9l at $50, I9s at $780, T94 at $50 796 at 500 7ss Il
$50, 40 % $50, 500 at $50, 500 al $50, 81,
at $50, st3 AZ $50, sb2 At $50, s58 at $50. 80
at $50, $50 1t tS0 $50 at S30 sol $50 sT al SsO
S2 at $50 sS4 $780, 6Ts at Ss0 s8s at $50 $50 al go
s94 at $50. So5 at $50, 800 at $780, 0O4 at saO eOb
$50 9Os at $780, 910 at $780, OIL at $9O 9l8 al 500 on
t3O 9l9 at tS0 921 az $50 9e5 at $780, 92T al $50
955 at $50. $50 ut ea0 03c AZ e0 $50 II $50 SsI A
$50 sss at $50 $50 At $50 sA2 at $50, 9ls al $780, "a
at $50, and ot6 At $50.
i TEaMs or SALa-Cash.
Taken a. Tho property Of Ella J. Capper, defend
snit 70 satisfy yendi eXpOhas In favor OF Brand
Given under my ohieial signature, at the Sheriff
once IN the City OF Fremont, IN the Conniy AZ,
State afOroeaid, this 2ad day Of February, A. u
1910. HENRY COONROD, Sheriff.
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NJ { RCAN TIL .E
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK.
Available Assets, ssezssa. 60.
srATE or ONO, 1NsuRANor DErAnrnrNr.,

STATE or ONO, INSURANCE DEPAErMENr.(
COLUMBUS, Jan. 1st, 1915.
M HEREAs, The Mercantile Mutual Insurance
w Company, located at New York, I'm the State
OF New York, has dlod In this Oflce sworn State
ment, by the proper Officers thereof, showing It's
condition and business and has complied In all
respects, with the Laws of this State, relating TO
Fire Insurance Companies, Incorporated by other
states of the United States.
Now, THEREFORE,, In pursuance of law, I,
William +. Church, Superintendent Of Insuran ce
Of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that said
Company Is authorized TO transact its appropriate
business of Fire Insurance in this state in ac-
cordance with law, during the current year. The
condition and business of said Company at the
date OF such statement December Sist, lsT4,) is
shown as follows:
Aggregate amount of available Assest s9gT, ,562 62
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, Except
capital,) including Reinsurance 92s,1se o.
Net Assets, ,....................6o .6o9,S15 65
Amount Of actual paid up Capital, 100000 90
oHtpluet ....s......s. ..s.sss.s. lOs,5tO %
Amount of Income for the year In cash, 142 SO
Amount of Expenditures for the year
IN cash, ...................... ,O2J, ,29s So
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereuntO sub
scribed my name and caused the Seal
tsEALl OF my Ofice to be affixed, the day and
year above written.
W. +. CHURCH, Superintendent.
W. L. BUTMAN, Agent,
FREMONT n.
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KIPP'S NEW ENGINE
IRE THE BEST IN THE WORLD
IMlRZR

ionalR and Kxpositionia It Bnfal0, N. Y. sAlso
a the Western New York Fair, held at Rochester.
Also az Central New York Fair, held at Utica. Al
Also atthe Great Fairof the Americas Insiiinte,
held IN Now York for two months dnfing thd fan
Of 1913. Also at MANY Fairs IA Ohio and otbel
States. M I'D f F-'i
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FOR SALE.

90 feet on CrOghan street.
90 feet on Front street.
Brick house on Croghan street
Dwelling and desirable lot on Birchard avenue
House and lot on Court street.
Three beautiful lots on Bircbard avenue.
Vacant lot on Front street.
acres on Tifdn street.
The Clapp corner, Front street.
Lot No. ,4S9, south side South street.
lots, with dwelling, on Fifth street Faet Sidel.
I,OOO,O0O acres Iowa and Nebraska land.
Lot and Brick House on State Street,
Very desirable residence on State Street.
acres In Thad Ball subdivision.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Il THE UNITED STATES, for The Northern
District OF Ohio. In the matter Of JameFs x. Hef.
ner, Bankrupt. In pankruptcY. AZ Cleveland,
in said District, on the 25th day Of February, a.
ID. 1915. To the Creditors Of said, BRnkrapt
Take notice that petition has been fled IN said
Court by James n. HehneF, OF Fremont in the
COunty Of Sandusky, In said district, 4 iydeelared
Bankrupt under the Act Of Rreas Of March
I'd, 1861, for discharge, and Acerilheate hereof
from ell he dfots and other cldma proyahle u7l-
der said Act and that the atih day Of llarc peSt,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 80 sHsigned for ths hearing Of
the same, when and where you may attend Anu
show cause, Il any you have, why the prayer o.
the said Petition should nat be granted.
RARL BILL ID.
Clerk Of The District Coat
1911 BY CHAB. II, BILL, Deputy Cisrk.
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~ If You wish to visit the Old Country or
bring out friend, come 20 KEEKFR's AGENCY
and get your ticket.
Strangers will always ind desk in NV oft;ce a,
their service, a1d welcome.
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.t THE NEW CHROMOs- FrSm
WILLARD's Famous Paintings
These Eisgant chromos are By Tar the most e4
prsseiye pictures ever given 70 The pubic, being
tuu Of hnInnr and ''flnck" 70 t.,e last extent
size l6 by y inches, mounted upon eanvas and
pablisheg, y 2. RYDER, aSs Superior Street
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BANKRUPT Notice.

sendfOrTllustrated Circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17
TIE TRAGEDY OF TIE SEA.

ne Ter w. H. Alqcy at tie Church Of ne Messiah Unitarian.
In the Church OF the Messiah, at Park-ave.
and Thirty 'oiTtst, the Rev ". = er preached yes
tcrday Oh Inc Tragedy OF the and is Promised Re-
moval" LIS text Revelations. XII, / and there
was no more sea" his discourse consisted Of series Of
COMPANIONS between the material and tho ocean
OF lie which all humanity are embarked He Illus
rated the power OF the and is untanlabe and
destructive character Nan could snbGe the GARTH but
not the II Is ercess in its fury tearing asunder
The hur, steamship and throwing its passengers in the
deep 0s l they of no more account than so many
grains nd Yet in all the calamics that Occur on both
shese oce rs one supreme truth Is pcuOus, namely,
shat they 80 act OF them elves rom themselves,
q for themselves To both OF these oceans law and
bound $50. God directs every wave and oveTrules
In an an destruction, agony ana death the VIII OF
God is % rr. Dark and frowl,1r Us th@t may appear
tae on de NJ thc Ruler Of the Universe. 9th
erwi- ;A les could never hap1en. Behind tno cur
tain tn t sX lana ION that VIII eventually
make o. Eain DE ind the vail of humanity there must
b. -om place where thoSe wno Lave suffered from snch
disasters n rejoice. No matter how these things may
appear human vision Il IS tie highs OF profanity to
think tn: -, DEGREES Of COD are not GOOD 9, M,
nnt even orIe-ng gale some go down with diving
be ami ',pr IN treasures while others tossed 10
and fr0 ui lined ia Daddy encounter with the
waves IA ocean npIcsses rs strongly with the idea Of
sspa-s..oa. II i@eps nations fri,Ids and relatives
asundeT IL Is also great type 81 re-icsSntSs, eeng
70 vile @ are al suyecS ~ iS - ~ s Ssios
Fr1ege In, men have the consolatory corrective 20
;sa ne r S 10 no more sea TIE ocean Of their
trouble viii removed II is probable that th5s tram
o. thou lt had taken possession OF JOINTS mind az he
stood Ca o. nelly island OF Patmos ard viewed the VIDE
expanse. thinking Of the fearful trageGies that lay
beneath t surface without any monument 70 Indicate
the M re whore they occurred discriminate between
the grave 0 the prince and the peasant In conclusion,
the pro4c ~ ehorted his hearers 70 lay hold on tins
g0r0g m OF futuiity that after Their troubles in this
ocean OF lee had passed away they II ght realize Johh
vision OF aew heaven and Ne" eTtA ID AZ us densn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17
Total shares sold
sEx dividend,

dividend
The stock market to-day after opening weak, raj
lied and for time appeared quite strong, only TO
sell down at the close generally to still lower prices
Erie was naturally the point of attraction after the
aDpearance of the report in the morning papers,
and the first sale d per cent below the final one
of Yesterday; but so large the short interest
which had been created in anticipation Of the report
that the price was sustained within % per cent Of
the opening, by purchases for that account, until
near the 81 .se when it sold at 2Gis92Gl4. The
mort Itself Is certainly rs unfavorable as could have
bcon Anticipated, showing it does deficit of
nearly 81 600 900 IL its earnings for the past nine
,1oul rs of the money necessary 10 the payment OF
interest and rents accrued during the same time
and with the rates for transportation, now even
lower than at any period covered by the report, 1t
would seem as if its condition were hopeless
Lake Shore after rally of % per cent Immediately
nj er the opening, was heavily pressed Tor sale, and
steadily declined TO the close, with scarcely re-
action Union Pacific, on the contrary, recorded It's
lowest price Of the day at the opening and with fire.
cucnt fluctuations advanced per cent, rcacting at
the clo.e about l per cent. 1t was observed that
some Of those who sold out yesterday were
eager buyers again to-day. Pacific Mail tiuctuated
rapdly, but upon tie whole was wei sustained by
tie covering of short stock until jIlst before the
close when il broke 70 1893. Western Union has
been frIer Than OF late, aad advanced u per cent
reacting and closing at a per cent higher than It's
first price. The total business Of the day was
go 900 shares, and the following were the opening
and closing prices, the principal fluctuations and the
final changes from last night: OF Western Union
% 500 shares were sold Mt y Is a i@S 177s4
773s. 10 change Atlantic md Pacific Telegraph,
! 300 shares at 2JG2Jlo gin of ss peg cent /;
Onicksilvcr. zoo at l3la9 gain Of per cent;
Pacific Mai. 40.IOO shares at 4Ol.94llsa i0le n
41ls9 icioQ f1isa39cs 1884, decline OF l per
cent: Union Pacific. 30. 600 Ut 727s@75kG7 40 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE, MONDAY MAY H. s-TRlPLE SHEET

76a75L0764 975as@c 77075aa7Gis, gain of 27S
per cent; Panama, 200 at Id. no change; Atlantic
snd Pacific Preferred, 800 at 170iG7s, decline OF
ls per cent Pacific Of Missouri, 400 at 53's@53 La
53ss, decline Of Il per cent North ezCcrn, LOO
sharesat4I a II Is94O7s9 401 "a 4as. adecline
Of % per cent? Preferred, 800 at 54as954 aecllncof
L per cent? ST. PanL, 1000 at 36l2a3603 3fa de
cline of a per cent, and 200 Preferred at 5s gam
of q per cent Rock Island, 3,f00 at 10f lsaI0si
a1O4, decline of L. pes cent; Wabash 2 200 Shares
at 1891 l2011as no change; Ohio and Nj ~ss-
sppi. $500 shares at 25 zs25ls decline Of l. PEI
cent; Lake Shore. 5000 shares. Mt 70ll070ls1
70os0 69is0G95s GO6s So 9ite6s06Sls. decline
of2sspercent Erie. %, 700 ssrus, at 27026siS27is
G265s0271s 92Glsa26l., decline Of lie per cent;
Central and Hudson, 700 shares, at 10jl2G 1851 10
change; Del, Lack. ard Nestem, 200 shares, ut
1850 1194 decline Of Z per cent; Michigan Cen
trail, 200 at 71l2971, decline of l. per cent, and
1900 Hannibal and 1T. Jo at 241ia "a 2, gain of
Il per cent The market closed veal, and demoral
led The opening highest lowest and closing prices
for active stocks sold to-day will be found in the
following table: