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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

a SCIENTIFIC steamship expedition is
beng organized to 20 around The w"rIi !
Iliieen professors Of srccialties accom
pany it. 1t is a floating rniy 4ygilr
accommodation provided for eighty
students, Lectures on all sub;octsy
preliminary work and trainipg a, soon
as the vessel leaves New YorEsn IA,
includes sea-sickness. Leaves New I:o,L
city in July touches at the Bobamas
Iertugas, and Havana: cyn1orne No.
Amazon passes through the straits Of
hagellan; touches at VALPARAISO. thSroo
10 tpe P~ojynesian islands. touch;nr "
Australia, New Guina, Macsssar 7,Le
young men being 10y that time ont nf
hair Oil, exploring Borneo. the Soo,oo
group of islands, the Philippines. China
singapore, Calcutta, Bombay. Will do
Europe, Asia, and Palestine. Voyaqo
TO occupy two years and be accompanied
by a brass band. Walters wanted NJ
SOM musical ability. Expedition to dy
tbe flag and adopt the uniform Of ,hyS
Brooklyn yacht club. Several Of the
faculty will take their wives and damon.
tiers, Here is another opportunity i6r
Mark Twain, were he not eneryated by
wealth and LUXURY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

'hrirmSu~Iani hndu ronr Or4ao uouloc concerts We fully aorpr il. IL.
A,w2vtm9j ml#r m~llunu that the twIsy very munfl round and cncrt,,
"fHo lwI. Drara Md. oFprI.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

lSio" F-tof' ". HOWARD D0ANE, il. the Eminent Composer and
Director, Cincinnati, O.
tor part" a|l"ry Of lw. for variety oil combinations and darahu, , construction
/ p@nrte l@% owmpws have ,gM.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

~ the Rest Truss without
G~ FLhS TTG@N MMetalsprings ever invented
&MRUPTuRs x. huiIbug claim Of a Ger,
%EN~ RELN%sJtalh radical cure, bntaguar.
ES4%At hhIee Of a comfortable, Sc.
Y &SYI cure and satisfactory apnli.
NJ nav ruJI ance. We win take baacbr a M
Price 4 ola 'Iy .ui' Price for all that do nor anti
by mali I'T NSst nhd cut " for both sides, "a. Soni
Truss viii eur" more cp R receipt Of price, N,B.-This
S. un, Sn.,NTagant claims are made. GIrC U1 tnose ior
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

for ~ WIN" ,viiI ! "a atal9gqe u Vegetable and Flower Seed
ali Nh vii re renly by January. and sent FREFtoo
49, wri %n6 apr y, Customers of last season need n%d no 10
ycie,a i hT u, ! ot,r oneof the largest oilcrti"r. =" nf
iwedie'; a large portion Of which wtrp grow MAJ" on In
srsy SV nnc Iarin'' Irlatgd directions ,tor cpHiriti ~ y ~ ,
werIn Upt%IR : VI seq sold from my e.t ,6Iishm"enff
s n shogil II prove otherwise / will rcRiI tbos nr a,
and MarLisi1,dm v original introlucer of the HnbhorjI
and a srore neeaa oluAshe',t the Alarblehead Cnbbgg.s
fresh U"h ol an Nh2 gre anxious to have theiir p raj
esilsieh 2 specially. ' "i"'n' new veg
N"hS j. H. GREGORY. Marblohcad, Mass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22
TWEED BETWEEN TWO FIRES
Mr. F.fIRCHILD REPLIES TO MR. TOWN
SENDS ACCUSATIONS.
There IL NothinR that the Attorney. enerai
FccI. Called Upon to Answer Twced's
Whole statemen. Expected and Wanted.

ALBANY. June 21.-Attcrncy-Gencra Fair
child was in his Office this afternoon SO entirely
Indifferent as TO the contents Of the Townsend
letter that. although the Albany morning news
papers had published very full abstract Of IT,
he had not seen il. or asccrtaincd in any way
the general tenor Of the document. After read
ing the full report in the New York newspapers
he gave substantially the following version:
Nothing in the report Is represented rs COM
ing from me except Townscnd's statement Of
events as he sees them. The correspondence
appears to have been entirely between Carolin
O'Bryan Bryant. Tweed. and Townsend. There
is nothing from me that feel called upon to
answer. met Bryant on the 18th Of last March
for the first time. He talked about Tweed. but
referred chiefly to the story OF his escape. which
heard then in detail for the first time and
which subsequently was published. He APP
peared to have come directly from Tweed and
Townsend. and seemed to b. in close relation
with both. He certainly seemed to be acting for
thcm. and certainly has never had any authori-
" Tor any Of his actions from me.
one Of Mr.. Townsend's grievances seems to
be that showed the Tweed confession to "A
numbcr,o 81 persons. and especially to Mr. Pcrk-
nam ana Corporation Counsel Whitney; but |
told MIN when he gave the statement to me that
l must consult with others upon the matter
the Woodm Investigating Communion. Town
send himself swears that it was agreed that
should SHOW II 10 those whom deemed II nee
.ssarv 10 consult, and adds. Perkham and per-
haps, others am especially Disappointed
that he did not publish tho statement Of Tweed
itself as i cane to me. Tint would have DEM
onsiratcd- showing Hs II did all shat Tweed
could testify tO-thc improperly Of letting him
out on it.
! have been preparing n report upon The
whole transaction TO the Governor, n under
the law he may direct these prosecutions. and
report II due him from time H. time. In this
report | can. OF course. only touch upon the
proceedings which were had in consequence OF
the negotiations for the release OF Tweed rs
weeds statement cannot be- made public by
me. hut viii NJ least in general terms show
wherein the statement failed 10 meet the re-
quirements Of Twced's release.
have only read the letter Of Townsend this
afternoon, and cannot consent that this inter-
view shall 20 forth rs my answer to il. | do not
intend To answer Mr.. Townsend az all except
SO iat as the facts 10 br narrated in my report 10
the Governor may serve him ~ an answer.
Upon these facts any candid man who under
stands them Will find that have acted rightly
and Tor the best interests OF the public. and
that no one has been wrongcd or treated I'M
fairly 10y me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22
SKILL ON THE BfLL GROUND.
Another Victory for the Uartrords In the
championship Contest.

The Hartfords OF Brooklyn and the
Chicago White Stockings played their fourth
match for the League Championship on the
Union grounds yesterday afternoon. About
1000 persons Witnessed the game The last
match between these two clubs was won by the
Hartfords by score of - 10 |. and an easy
victory was predicted for the home club ycster-
day. with the betting men the Hartiord- were
the favorites at s2O to so. The Chicagos
played 2 much better fielding game than they
did on Monday. which had he effect to make
Inc llartfprd~ play with moro caution. Brad
l"ys pitching was very good. but owing to the
catcher having sore hands he could not do his
game at first base, rs did Peters ut short-stop
! ne batting was very weak: or the Hartfords
Larkin deserved great, credit for his remarka.
bly line pitching. and his presence of mind
WIN the men were running bases. Burdock
played an unusually fine game at second base.
as did start at fret. Alson's catching was
good. and Ferguson's play ut third base was
much admired Cassidy 10y his fine batting
earned great deal Of applause from the spec.
tutors. The llartiords played the game with
out single error.
Mr. kenny, Of the old Atlantic club was ~
umpire. and the Hartiords went first To the bat
ilold~worth, opened game by going out on a
foul To Spalding, and Start followed on a fly To
Ansen. Burdock made the third man out by
rrurngW ilrst base. closing the first inning
with blank. or the Chicagos Hines wis the
first striker He retired at first base nftcr hit
ung me ban to Larkin McNey made a base
mt and stole To second. but was put out at third
hgse, on Anscn's hit TO Carey n pretty play.
whirh was heartily appauded Peters made
the third man out on three strikes. In the -rr-
ond ana third innings neither club scored. In
the fourth inning on tase hits lv Start and
Carey. and passed ball by MrNsy tho Hart
lords scored ON" run. In the iluh inning. after
two more were out. Cass dy made a splendid
m, MT hp which he got three buses. and a wild
plt'h hy bradley scored a run. In the ninth
inning lArkin. who was the first striker. made
aspl"ndid hit for three bases hut the fielding
was - sharp That the side WIS put out before he
could score. Muns 10y Quinn aud smith gave
me nome club another run in tho seventh
were quickly retired without scoring. base
hit hy Burdock. a bad error 10y Hines base hits
ny Ferguson and Cassidy. and "a base hit by
York. gave the Hartfurds three runs in the last
inning. Not ono ~ the three runs was earned
H. the side would have boon Tut ont without
scoring but for Illness mum. The score was.
Gci1 icaso............. Q Q . ! &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22
WEIGHTNG jay GOTID.
Very Plain Word. from the Lip. OF One or
the Western Unions Lawyers

The argument in the quadruplex telc-
graph case was listened to by largo number
yesterday. many ladies being in the court room.
+. Il. Dickerson occupied the entire session in
behalf Of the Western Union and other defend
ants. Speaking ~ the 100000 that Gould IA an
agent Of the Atlantic ana Pa lie Telegraph
Company paid TO Edison for his patent rights
the speaker said:
The capital Of the Western Onion Telegraph
Company Is s3i .OO0.OOO. 81 which s3O.uOO is onc-
tenth Of one per cent Jay Gould. or any other
operator. could AFFORD ~ pay $50 nnN every lay
ia ih' week pV~t doubt on IA" credit ri that
company. ana prnluc" an apparent nuc-uati. n
in a." value ~ it- stock. Look 10 the pi,furc.
gentlemen. Tho purlor Of IA" pulatinl house ~
the operator In llith avenue. thI Young mo-
chanic selling what he had already -oll. while
Gould, the N"ph -tophilHs stands hy whisper
lns. lik' NJ -eipcnt AT the ear ~ Eve IN the
Garden ui Elem Gould = "A disappointment 60
me- When Fisk was alive and the unir worked
IN concert. Gould had IN" credit Of POSSESSES M,
ia" brains Of the partnership. and whenever
any peculiarly -mart piece II VIllainy was com
summniDd hr WIS considered IT, author Could
Jim FIsks ghost com" out - It's prison hau-.
u wuultl laugh AMI gibc at the cluu- .n"-~ 20
this TRANSACTION. Herr jay Gould makes th.
mistake Of doing himself what another could
hav" done for him and his fling r. would not
have t"Hn burnt. 1t Gould study his proto-
type Eugln. vino sent Toby ira kit 10 do the
work when the crib ind to b" cracked and kept
himself iu safety and sc'lusion."
Mr.. Dickcrson will Resume to-day.
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The members Of tho gang Of thieves broken
up by Capt Reilly OF the Flushing avenue police, and
known as the tour gun batory gang" arraigncd
for sentence before Justice Moore in tire Kings County
Court Of Sessions ,rday. stephen AcCabe, the
leader was sentenced for five years indictment
and tor three years and six months on the other lie
said that all the witnesses had "purged" themselves
and that his mother and brother testified against him
because he wouldn't live with them William Morris
hhhs Thomas Morris who pie aided guilty ut attempt at
inphrN ia the third decree. Wa cntcnccd Tor two
years ana sN months, Iatrrk Titrutv aLi James Nc.
HNtneN. who pleaded guilt, To- pstt larceny. were sen.
truecd tor six months AMI Alexander HUGHES convicted
U larceny was also sentenced for siN months when
icinr,i 10 the prisoner, room one ct TIE -aus drew
the wall crnNrn picture pai thanked hV four
guns. beneath which were IN, name snf the mDml de-
scrihc as all guns ami the .tntsnccs they had re-
ctlNcd On the pail the words N We parted Ire in
each other, and our rae kets they are DER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

Hotel Royal Hotel St John Hotel Acadia Ho-
tel the BrqnsWick House. Bay View Hotel, In
truatuual Hotel. WigginS's Orphan Asylum.
and the Deaf and Dumb Institution.
The chur hes DESTROYED are Trinity St AM
drew church. German street. Baptist church.
q rma'n street Christian Church. Dukrstreot:
81 james church, L"instcr street BAPTIST the
C"ntcnnnry Church: St philippi. Cnrmnthrn
street; Mission Methodist. Pitts street; Mission
terrain Church. and the Sheffield Street Mission
House.
The following named persons are reported TO
hav" lost their lives in the fire: BENJAMIN VIII
liams q .rmnin street; Harold Gilbert near the
Victoria Hotel. VIM Mcneil of James AIunia
\ e.. establishment: Garrett Cottcr " James
y. May establishment. the mothcrof cN- Mayor
need. and his two aunts. Two men. whose
names were unknown. are reported To- have
Strait Shore was also Killed n" hoiv If nm A.,
unknown man was found on prin 90 William
street NJ % lock this morning Many persons
ar" reported missing. Many persons were in
Jured. particularly nrcmcn.
No clear estimate " the value OF the property
a. -trlyed or uf the insurance can ho given.
Certainly. sloOOOOOO or sl20l0.O0O worth il
gone. ana ,nsurance men think their risks may
Tho entire business part OF the city ia do.
stroy'd; Not leading establishment has
ss1gped. All the principal dry goods stores the
lcAilng groceries. all the ship brokers commits
sion mer hans all in the business OF wholesale
liquors. Hour. provisions, coal. salt lumber ten
West liza goods. g.. are wiped out Forty
oii blocks or nearly two hundred acres south
oi Ming street. have not SIX buildings remain
ing.
The valuablcs ~ tho Bank Of Montreal and
Bank OF Nova : 'Otia wore removed To- the yiult
an sales oi IN" Bans vi New Brunswick Ii Is
not known how the latter stood the test.
hrre are no regular postal headquarters in
tho city proper
Every street. square. and alley Is filled with
iurpiure. anu thousands OF people are without
food or shelter.
- The International Company's steamer Now
! nrk sh itrr"d ami lcd one thousand persons
last night, and thu vessels IN the stream have
,urEr numbers of people on board Thousands
IN lONtS '
PORTLAND, June 2l.-A private despatch from
st. John. Mt O'Clock Z. VI. says: " Alter care-
iul '~i liuHt" u has been decided that fully oue-
nnf oi th" ci'o is destroyed. Women and chill
drrn ar" in IN streets crying for bread. and the
scene bcgsars DDS rption."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

THURSDAY. Juno 21.-FLouR AND MrAr-Tho
price. sustained in the OF very moderate DEMAND
Western .nnerns e. a. fn WSSgu' S,s. s "a
Ws,icrn spring wheat extras. g. 7oes' %. do, xA aud
* and xXN. q ,ossi9 Mime patents S'si city
m rins go, southern bakers aul fam
kSr %e4 =, SSss. ssnNwaS s. S 40
active for eHn;;amG9 Mians up
"f ier june i3f for aO }ay 'Iss"'" o
Auegs II 75e ior September u sc ior October II ne
, STe i.r fssrgsrs All il'Se for March sales Tor
iHosi.oSs-rork nrmer and moderately active sales
%D sels mes on Ne sPot az 81 5sftltco and tor
and si4 5ssil Tor scpiemlsr closing at inSippioss
ise and medium weights Of picked rib BELLE. al &c
Lard higher and active ,ales 700 ties At ei2is Tor
ad old and r aiarc isycry ioso T ,S: a, @ Sss
Dres1 Ga n a., B B" @ s is y ~a;
snd ereamery lsS2se do tub. and nrkins. i5s2ici
nrhn. l3einc Cheese dull; stat factory, eeioisc.;
sSsc Fresl ess. 7s S,e 'ar' '''''' '1''' SKINS
.,, GaS-Tnes ao,, and gne9nngsa closing rather
ss,SP q: 2 g. @i.sis lineage 10 ss!es,s
ss a.5 f r9 DO. Lees q; white d9 81 iSss9
ior Western oas dun and lower. .ales % - bush
At ,',e'oc for mixed Western. including No 5 at 49,
ms 40 at sc and So a, l5e also white STATE go
si.i,r tnc SPOT liro tusil AZ SiaSic for new
Nc,st,ln mN,d Inc. udn- steamer mixed a. 5~' se5c;
miSed July ,a'sr next week. aS ic. aud Auen. Il
ric Tor August
De',hn Rio coffee was very firm aud moro active
quoted az lN a-1C. .oi' sales her, ~ bags mart
at l' tr low. lHis 'l7i ss 49, c gold and al Bald.
NOR. on NJ ~ &C., gud ma grade. quiet 40 lsaa1i,c
Tor Martcaiho sales 50 bags on private terms. Java
qui.i ~ --f-'c gold Rice steady with iulhn- sales
a. 9'. 90, for dome site kan-o'n g Gee god Nolas>,s
dn ant dropping cuba. 90 test 80 .a- about 10
hhi> ct fiacll hin a. this price Porto Rico and New
'fl am. fff'aN Raw sugars agHiu dun and de-
pressed air I" .ue refining "'. r"c aud centrifugal,
lifllt sales 81 hhd> tuhH on lriNato tsnucd
"A" $3.50 'f- ~
srSpmls-Nayal stores were rather dull today hut
- ally ~ alrtl'c tor spirits turn n'ine and ~ 40
- 80 Tor common 10 good strained rn,u Petroleum
very guilt ami nominal at SIC. crude In huk and
l-, lui refined 100 iNi-. avu ibis sold BALTIMORE ~
l-'sc ocean irt-ht- steady and quiet Tor berth
ROOM but quite active for charters Provision. To Liver
pool 10y steam. -itf 1l... slate hy sAl. los lard
hons io London by steam. 7-i@i grain To GLASGOW Nv
steam, "a che, -. grain Go Bristol 10y steam sd
narhtht 10 London or Liverpool = 81 refined iru-
,um 10 galway. T. Dc To London. -. I'D, do 10
h.n. nr Antwt q. b. si dt 10 the Baltic. l.. ii,i
% 81 a. ~ du 10 Trieste. p. 80 ~ the
!. want s. II 40 10 lava 3uc gold Wh-k,y
sHHlt nj - II esl ia Iaiow was quiet but steady,
n e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22
WHIT MR. PE,kHfu SfYs.
No Promise to william VI. Tweed. nor were
his Disclosure. worth Promise.

Wheeler II. peckham says that to his
knowledge the Attorney General did not prom
ise to reira-e Mr.. Tweed. and that the whole
tenor Of the nesOt.atious WIS opposed Ia the
suppo-ition that such pledge had been made.
Mr.. Pcrkham thinks that there was nothing in
Mr.. Tw"od's staten MS that would an rd
ground for criminal prose. .uton. or for % civil
sllt against any of IA" members of tn Ring
Mr.. Twc,Ni- assertions that be hrihnd lex Is-
!at'rs IN $50 w'r" valucl'-s. a. he paid them
It's recovery. they having claim on no money
except hat which Tweed had stolen from the city
To reimburse himself Mr. pr khan added that
IA" persons who are said to have boon hrihed
cannot hr indicted. as lre than i've years
naN" ELAPSED sim" the on moe wis Committed.
Tweed proro-itinn hai boon shown 10 unau-
thorllcd persons. Mr. Pcckham said that II WIS
not shown 10 anybody while L was in his pos
session.
Mr.. Carolin O'Bryan BRYANT saws that he will
publlsh rcply u vi. Town .cnd-s l.itrr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

SARATOGA, June 2l.-A SUN reporter i-ited
the several hotels here to-day t. soo what offact
il any the attempt oi judge Hilton To- ostraci1r
tho Jews was having upon Oh" hotel business If
Saratoga. Whether il h. the last sensation. or
the rain viii is falling IN torrents. or many
causes combined. the season thus tar H. very
dead. The hotel stages como racing from the
depot but. with the exception = the Claron-
don :. they are all empty At all the great hotels
capable Of accommodating 5.0OO people. there
are perhaps 500. For the most part those guests
sit or walk or talk mournlully. ~ though Just
returned from a funeral At the Clarendon.
which was the first 70 open the season there are
moro people. and consequently more life. stir
and cheorfuln-s-. Here. sitting on the piazza
one Of q group Of fine. hearty sulstantial-look
in. mon. sat Joseph Scliguun. the man who Is
now the social champion Of the Jews. or al least
sufh ol tn"m - VISIT summer resorts ana pre-
Mr. Scligman .heeriully assonted to an inter,
view with the SUN reporter. He thinks all
great HNn make mi-takcs some time in their
livcs. ana that IN this matter Mr. Hilton IL the
within 81 stupid hlund,r.
The iaHs ii the case said Mr. Srligman.
- arr simply lhc-f: About ten days ago my som
in-law. Mr. Theodore Hillmnn II New Orleans
Accompanied Us Mr.. = Hats Of that city. came
g. Saratoga. Inry would huve -iupped 40 the
Grand Union. Tut ~ thni hot" was not vet
open. thy registered NJ the Clarendon. When
the Union opened. Mr. llilman went there 10
engage ROOMS Tor myself aui family, and was
hNhlrl. Tn my ARRIVAL Called AT the hut'' Lana
WIS politely met hy Mr. Wilkinson. one of tue
managers, who. with thousand regrets. aIoin-
girs ana rNruS =. begged Ia assure M that the
denial ot accommodations NJ the Grand Union
Hotel was not personal 10 myself or family
that q wis meant tor tn" Jews lis q people; that
Mr. Hilton had given his orders and That the
managers Of the hotel had no discretion III the
matter
Mr.. Hilton, attack upon mo" added Mr.
S'iignun, il ot npftn-' Quonr". But his r.
nrtiuu- upon nay family. my faith. and my
l""pl' ar" gross ouifdg" against d"r"n'y. II
can do US a. harm, hut IT cannot fail to roat
dl-astrou-lv on himself and AN III" Interests
which ho represents. | have u better opinion
of the enlightened liberal public sentimo Mt oi
this day than to w.ll"Nr that any effort Ia por-r-
cute or o-trnriZ' the J VS.. the Catholics. or any
religion. or any seller ~pf'tlug. Wrll-hfdaNrd
people. on account Of their faith in their ma
uonullty can mot with any public favor. Per
hans Mr. Hilton thinks ain rently ut least he
acts ana talks H. though he did.
Alt"r "A low days moro spent here. Mr. Snlig-
man and family Will sail for Europe. 1, remain
abroad during the summer.
No r,sprrahr l~rHrlltr need stay away from
Saratoga III summer through apprehension
oi not h'lng ull. to obtain the best j.rumnO,li-
ton. The list Of leading hotels stands us fol
lows:
uws WffcOHR JFws FNrir0fn.
uli'd ~ttH- Gi~n. LulNu
CoulIc.- Hall
tItltidOn.
Marvin
Huli'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange conn
trta

TRANSACTIONS yesterday at the Exchange COM
prscd sales by;
Peter Never rcr order executors Of the late Edward
RaNner-1wo i've story brick houses drunt one
Two. story BRICK shop rear with two lott each 2tsNicp,
Nus ~ and - BrDuuc street. south side 1V feet cast 81
Columbia street. SN.ifp
II Mullcr8 SON Ucr order trusccs-Onc plot iOlNiOl
on the east side Riverside uNcuue % III feet north
Of lu4th street g..
A j. Hccckrr SON under fore, losuro-Threc lots,
each 2'NuNl'r- ON the north side Nintynrst street
-. isct cast of ruth avenue $l.ipn
" W. tuatc~. similar ~alcS-OuH lot gtNsf the west
- KS "
r. Harnctt. similar sac-Onc house, with lot II *
- 10 oi the NORTH side Of 1854 street 1888 feet Ut
First avenue. -2WH
Ihe remainder ol announced sales were adjourned. 4
uuWci w foreclosure sales arr announced Tor today AZ
the LNNhNngn. =. r
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:. Acadia. Craig. Genoa MAY H. fsshorn e2l Males
raltar luu, w Wv
: sat. " virginia Noodle. Glasgow JuLe o and Larno
same tN'uln-
Siup SLAB, .Irart. FIGHTER. Bremen
Barn NiN f.rNr. Mtful'. Mtia-h
HtN NIiuu.I. tN.l .U.N -.,4. Ift4n,n
lIfs Ar-Nn.Nf Nov iIuiHf.
klr> lir's'ftue. t,.n.,n iltmhurg
hAlk tfrt.. h,HiInrt. lltmhurg
3 .h t'IIlI L. 1 Hul-e. Olsen. ArfWtrp
b.. iil" tsci4n. : hftnIi.. o. uiuuth
Bars i|a White. Nufiu MH'unfls
hlre rin..-.o o.. ll-i-urrH. 'lttua
hHrN ,,u.t,f, Rrl-r. lllNanu
btrh Hector lcil,i.eu Rotterdam
i.fN joe |iNHNuu. blfiuir ,lUuIuNguA
hhh l.afN.luf ~inrN. NHfsliltS.
.fN ~"-fl.ur. iusu. lNtruDil
u D. A.fI. lNlINlsNI. 'lliiItu
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FINANCIAL aND COMMERCIAL


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,'..''''''.' ''''' "''o was NOV
"rI' business al inc STOCK fNrhange hui me
speculation nncted more than usual int rest
especially in ,b, afternoon transactions uh.n
the pool IN tho ii. Paul shares attempted 10 un-
load their holdings. Tho common broke from
% nt IN. or.nin,, Il, 1s4 .rt tb, ,,rf,rr1
a., l,.i,.,', -, ,o'
"'Sp u''"n'" from 81 10 ave- having sold
however, tho ronor,l n,.rl,, ,..,,,,,J a ,,Ir
- =, '"' ,''.'" ".,' ,"''
"-''' '' ~ 'hE'l' "il' "h''r inc ihd'rShlp
Of the coal shares which wore at one time
''' LOU W., I,, ~. 'oHi
s"'' "l 'h' bc"W"r'. l"'A"Wahna ana western
would not take place'ncNt week. prices rose .. To
l.. re.nt. D,la,var. I,..,,r,,,,, ,,,.t W..s,rr
ot,o,..l ,n95I b.. n'.,..','i u,,'
to 2s'. Morris and Tsssx. p, to 5i.;Inko
shore s.. to4 Naw York Central. /. 10 So.
and Michigan Central. 4. to io'.. The Western
r'nds however w"r"weak from tn" start. prob
NIL. ,",i -.
f"'N'' ''"'' "'p"'n'' ~ ",r ""Y "'lu',' I"
ABOVE. Norilw stern yielded FROM 81 . to 2u's.
and the preferred was =, bower AZ - the de-
alin. in Rock Island hoyin.. l...r - ...,,
Ola. Western Union opon,l -tr,n. ot57i
81 and soon raniod a. - D.. hut subsequently
H., ".," III. h'"Ni' 'l ih' E,h'ril
~ Will Su,'.'u III o'.iih- !" on tn'ush
nj 5G'. Tho downward a.lr-, 81 his sio.
WIS accelerated hy FREQ sales for short account
The tuinl number of shares dealt in amounted
io III ~ wr.h N'ftorh mon
"a 900: LAX" Shor. 90 sNn. NV VIII C.,',Ihi'
M1rr's amt ~ .s,x' 77.o'io: L K I-hnI Gl0o:
Delaware and Hudson 3 inn: Vi .hl-an I. nfr.,l