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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-25
Roslne Items.
RosINE KY, April ODD.

RosINE KY, April 22d.
Editor Herald:
The business of this place still inn
proves.
Farmers have been delivering tobacco
at the different ware houses pretty lively
for the last few days. There has been
thirty-nine hogsheads Of tobacco shipped
from this Station this season, up to date.
Our friend Harry Bridges, of the firm
of Carson, Daniel & Co. Louisville, was
in town last Thursday.
We'are glad to note the great improve
ments in your valuable paper, its size
now equals any county paper in the
State, and the large premiums that you
offer ought to induce every farmer to
subscribe at once, for the paper is well
worth the money. and by subscribing
now you can get the history of Ohio
county, which is indispensable or ought
to be to every citizen in Ohio county.
Our friend J. F. H., has returned and
is looking well and hearty.
NJ. S. Ragland and j. F. Lewis will
soon have their new houses completed,
then we expect to have the opportunity
again to "rp tho fantastic toe"
l.. &c.
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letter From Centertown.
CExrrRTowN, KY, April Is, 1877.
Editor Herald.

CExrrRrowN, KY, April -, 1877.
Editor Herald.
Business engagements Of importance
have prevented me from sooner satisfying
the curiosity OF your Ceralvo and Spring
Lick CORES pondents, with reference TO my
views as TO the eonstitutiOndlity of the Ten
Commandments. have only to say that
am an humble but firm believer in the
Divinity of the Bible and the excellence
of its holy teachings, and believing, as ]
do, that God, our father, had the undoubt
ed right TO prescribe rules Of action for
the government of the human family, he
exercised that right in the PRONUNCIATION
of the decalogue, a set OF rules at once so
reasonable and 30 just as to command the
respect and challenge the allegiance Of all
well meaning people, and am certain
that your correspondents aforesaid en-
deavor to conform the general tenor Of
their lives to the decalogue, but regret OK
ceedingly that they are overy now and
then arraigned in for consrientia for vio>
lating the Seventh Commandment
Respectfully,
T. J, Rowe.
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Action Of the Democratic ,5,u-,nittse.

Alta meeting OF the Democratic CONS
mittee OF Ohio COUNTY, held on Saturday
the 7th asy OF April 1877, the following
resolutions were adopt ID. viz:
Rsso'red. That convention be held in
Hartford on Moaiay. the 4th day of June
asxt, for the purpose of nominating a
Democratic candidate for the House OF
Representatives in the Legislature OF
ke:,meky. and that mass meetings OF the
voters be held o. Saturday the 2nd day OF
June, At each voting place, for the pur-
pose OF appointing delegates TO said coun>
" convention.
Rcsslrsa, That We recommend thai q
convention Re held At Rockport or Hart
ford on the 9Th day Of June, next for the
purpose Of nominating q candidate for the
senate. in this District, and we instruct
our chairman 10 correspond with the Dem
ocratic Executive Committees of the conn
ties Of Butler and Muhlrnherg fo- the
purpose Of having their action and agree
~ 20 the time aud place Of holding said
convention
SAN X. Cox, !. T. MORGAN,
Secretary Chairman.
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We have been requested to suggest
that the Democratic candidates for the
Legislature ought to canvass the coun-
~ together, and publicly present
their claims and qualifications for the
position to which they aspire, and give
the Democrats a chance to Judge fsirly
ftheir merits and claims for favor and
support. 1t would be well for TIE
candidates to meet together at the next
county Court, May 9TH, and arrange
this matter.
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The people inst ,cR subscribe for the
HERALD, in spite of all we can do.
We have a little room left yet on our
subscription book. Those that ccme
first will be served first, Ike going 10
mill.
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''~E saws that Packard's seat rs
Governor Of Louisiana Is as oHiid a.
that Of Hayes rs President. How
much does that like of being true
lie is waging war on Hays Southern,
Volicv,
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New Constable,

Having been appointed Constable for
District No 2, | would inform my friends
and former patrons of the county that /
will take business in any part of the
county and attend to the same promptly.
Notes and accounts taken for collection
on small per centage. Any and all pa
pers LEFT with w. F. Gregory for me viii
be delivered in due time:
Ny motto-Succcss and If you give
me your business promise the same.
Yours respectfully,
A C. Ellis
d.. 49, II,u.c,.l Tx y.
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Mr.. ARCHIE GORDON, of Louisville.
has been appointed as National Bank
Examiner by President Hayes. This
is another move in the right direction.
Mr.. Gordon is a staunch Democrat and
q man well qualified for the position.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-25

The great bridge over the Kentucky
river on the line OF the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad. has been formerly
tested and gives entire satisfaction. The
bridge is 2S6 feet high, beiag the highest
bridge in the world. The total span from
clitf to cliff is Il25 ieet
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-25

THERE seems almost a certainty of 4
war in the Feast. Russia and Turkey
are assuming hostile attitudes toward
each other. 1t has just been a half
century since Russia invaded Turkey.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-25

We call the attention of our readers
10 the announcement Of DIR. j. w.
Meador as q candidate for
the Legislature. The Doctor
VII be hard horse 10 beat
lie was elected to the Legislature in
1s7Sasa Republican Overcome of the best
men in the county, and a Democratic
majority of $50 votes against him.
The Democrat that "mows" this
MeadoG)w will need a sharp scythe.
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At Last.

The order has been made withdraw
ing the troops from the support of, or
interference in local matters, in the
State of Louisiana, and it was to take
eject yesterday. The following is the
letter of Mr.. Hayes to the Secretary Of
War, and the Secretary's letter to
General Sherman:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
April 2O.-Sir: Prior to nv entering
upon the Presidency, there had been
stationed, by order of my predecessor,
in the immediate vicinity of the build
ing used as a State-House in New Or
leans. Louisiana, and known as the
Mechanics Institute, detachment of
United States infantry. Finding
them in that place, have thought
proper to delay a decision the
question Of their removal until | could
determine whether the condition of af-
fairs is now such as to either require
or Justify the continued military in
tervention of the National Govern
ment in the affairs of the State. In
my opinion there does not now exist in
louisiana such domestic violence as is
contemplated by the Constitution on
ground upon which the military pow
err of the National Government may
be invoked for the defense of the State.
The disputes which exist as 10 the
right OF certain claimants TO the chief
executive office of that State are to be
determined, not by the Executive of
the United States, but by such order
ly and peaceable methods rs may be
provided by the constitution and laws
of the state. Having the assurance
that no resort TO violence is contem-
plated, but that on the contrary the
disputes in question are to be settled
BY peaceful methods under and in &C
cordance with the law, l deem it prop
err to take action in accordance with
the principles announced when | ell
tered upon the duties of the Presiden-
CIV. You are therefore directed TO see
that the proper orders are issued for
the removal of the said troops at an
early date from their present position
to such regular barracks in the vicini-
ty as may be selected for their occu-
patton.
R.. B. HAYES.
To the Hon. Geo. w. McCrary, Secre,
tary of War.
SECRETARY M'CRARY To GENERAL
SHERMAN.
The Secretary of War, after the adj
journment of the Cabinet, addressed
the following letter to General Sher-
man:
War Department, Washington City,
April 20.-To General VIM. L. Sher-
man, Commanding the United States
Army-General: l have the honor to
inclose herewith copy of a communi-
cation from the President of the United
States, in which he directs that the de-
taehment of the United States troops
now stationed in the vicinity of Me-
chanics' Institute in the city of New
Orleans, La, be Withdrawn to such
convenient barracks as may be selected
for their occupation. You are hereby
charged with the execution of this or
der, and will csuse the withdrawal to
take place on Tuesday next, Oath of
April, at - o'clock meridian. Very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. W. McCRARY, Sec'y of War.
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Sheriff's Sale Of Land.

DY VIRTUE OF TAXES DUE TIE
ID Sheriff Of Ohio county. Ky, for the years
1873, 1874, 1875 and 1876 1, or one sf depu-
ties will, on
MONDAY, 18th DAY CT MAY, 1877,
at the Court House door in Hartford, Ky, Of. 7
for sale the following lots and tracts Of land
lying in Ohio county, KY, or which taxes are
due and unpaid.
Terms Of Sale-Cash in hand.
The purchaser is entitled to 80 per cent. in
terest on bis money and deed TO land il not
redeemed in two wears.
The amount of taxes due AZ set out on each
list does not include levy. costs Of advertising
and commission for selling, " alien will iEere4se
the amount eoasiderably.
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We are making one grand, earnest
struggle to establish in Ohio county.
(Which is the center of the Green river
world a frst-class local paper. Are
we to be left alone in the struggled
Will not every friend of enterprise
and enlightenment come to our aid
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IT will be remembered that Grant
forbade the people of South Carolina
celebrating the anniversary of Wash
ington's birthday. Now that the Grant
dynasty has tumbled, and Hayes
thinks he has no right TO interfere, and
Hampton is now Governor, the day will
be celebrated in appropriate style very
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Read This Carefully.

In order to stimulate the Farmers to
greater exertion and to induce them to
improve the quality Of their two great
staples, Corn and Tobacco, and at the
same time increase the circulation Of the
HERALD, offer the following very liberal
premiums, amounting in the aggregate to
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-25

THOMAS ]. SMITH,
Sheriff Of Ohio county.
Hartford, Ky, April Is, 1877.
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Post Office. Hartford nl5-2t
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Young Hen,

tor huif uIcub~-shsp. "a discount tra
Ray if~S slrent MerrRnfiie College. n 60
kOk. lows. On the Mississigei. Boob
keepers. PeEusfn. Reporters. Operr-
Ears nud Teachers thoroughly Fitted.
Don't isil 20 address Prof miller. Eso--
kuE. EoIa-
v3nll-iv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON August 8 1877.
ordinary iosc No. receipts ii bales Exports coast.
Nxw ORLEANS. August 9. 1877.
Cotton quiet; mddling; liss low m,ddling io,.s,
Exports to Great Britain ss7 Sales. aao asoOs
MosiLx. Angus, q. 1877
Zoe ioc yvoa ordinary. assc ae'se Net receipts ~
bales. Stocs, J.5s4 -
Cotton very dali; mddur. lie law midding los.r.;
sSss s.s,:sy sss ' Sa bales Exports
CHARLESTON August O, 1877
good Ordinary loac EXPORTS soastwss. $50 bales sses
Ss; sSs. !, s y "a !. = S
" 10 for virgin lar firm at sl 81.
oswsco. August O. 1877.
.pras Isl amber wi"ssr 81 IS - Is: white
a. 50 Ssa 50 so double extra - . . as sales $40
No Miwaukec ,ub 81 ~; new state. 81 +oasl -
SsI x No. az rsas al & SS'" sI sss' t"
%sa ssa sS s". ,cf Ssss Lsy .ns
shipments $500 bushels; lumber i,io7ooo feet,
BuvrALo. August @ 1877
Markets unusually dull, boa,men asking aA,e corn.
Tor c''y trade prices aaehanscd Wheat psmnal; no
bushels SS y 8, ls for ops"S,r closing 81
1asss!s 81 rosSa atife. LOO do. gsissisd. SIG.
S Ss 10 arrive S $40 .o sa s' suss. s 49,
s ~ sa s nI St a4s Ss s asked
TENDER; a5c hid. 5A,sc. asked. Tor October Other
ss's The wSs. s'i Is
fs % 5 s' bis %as s" ss s..ss, '' ss
$500 do oats $500 DO barley. 400 do; rye $40
ss". rye . s do Sssy
s do Sy S ws sGsa
bushels ~ 500 do oats ~ 100 dos harley. 500
d.; s7aas7 do - ais do. harley 1879 do
G.ssss M % ss"s 81 r' Su nna
ssls corn, .iStsS7 40 oats, s''ail do; barley a4eeo
ToIspo. Angus. o. 1877
Elsu, steady Wheat quiet, amber Michigan sr. 81 90;
Angus. 81 I'm seller september II u: 80 Sired 81 u;
easier high n, xed sSs Sl,sa NJ s.ss; seller
sss'%s': @ ssl:s s t '. ss .sS S::
90, 600 SsIs wheat eaYS bushels; s.ra 1900 d.
wheat was dill 10 red winter seller surns 81 2SI
SAVE. oais~No srilsr Aasast &c. Rys-Nc y SEE
. Ess I'd ' 81 g s Z % %ss .s a. v
Oats dun Ian ana asooping new a7s ;his rye IN lair
Sses'"s sls sr, DUH; current make IS ssss
ribs 81 s. buyer august snars siy",'
1ac ., Macon e"ieS shoulder; s's &c RIB. 7s
ter duil and UNCHANGED. sugar steady unchanged.
!. ess .s y firm f. ss ?ss sE ssy
Iutchers IS ., s. s5 receipts io74; shipments 1876
caicAao. August 9. 1877;
shade hisGs' 10. 0Isas" spsns !! y si - cash:
g. Com y .es, and as .aa Sfp higher
Ss 4ss ss,s 4, 10 7s
Aayas.' asa4e Septe%0,r; rsjec'ed zoe hse ar@
9ss fosS inss,vs s%sr sis 3D. '' s.:S sis s.: 10
Ss Lard ana @ e"s o. Assa
sSpt'mDsr s.S meats 0sSea ac short
Flour 1000 lbs wheat. i4,nV bushels; corn $4,000
e 'ss aSss as s. s s"ra SasS%S rSSs
S Sss. cd. d. j. ,Ss X S DE- s"s @ Dc Is rtcr
Aagus.; 81 n4ss o4 sspemher Cor" easier At 40:
qnieI; 2eafc August; a5lsc September Pork-saes AT
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT, 1-8c. LOWER; FUTURES, 5 POINTS
I.owER--FLoUR QUIET WHEAT QUIET-coRN
EAsIER-oATs sTEADY-wHIsKEY STEADY
PORK WEAK LARD EAsIEE-pErIOLEuM Ac-
TIvE--spIRITs TURPENTlNE FIRMRosIN
NOMINAL OILS QUILT--Co COFFEE FIIM-sUGAR
EAsY-FREIGHrs QUIET
MONDAY, August 6-6 p. ".
Business almost everywhere moderate but in
some departments there some little inn rovemsnt.
On Change -four quiet but strong. Wheat was
quiet the spot rather better for futures Corn
easter, with moderate inquiry. Oats We're dull.
Pork quot but steady. Lard was duI! and heavy.
Cotton the spot declined iSc and close quiet, while u-
lures irregular. CLOSING firm ~ about tive points de-
cline compared with saturdays hnr.s Naval stores
generally quiet Petroleum active Groceries
without decided change.
COFFEE. Holders OF RIO remain quite nrm and offer sup
plies sparngy, but the demand slow;
reported from III hands this At Baltimore sails
made OF 1909 bags Keystone quality barely air
private terms We Ordinary cusgoss t6s<c al7c
fair do, 19c. 1916 ;good do I91Sc oc prime d. zoe.
2Uc extreme Tor lots, 1896 lic Santos fair
good lc l9leo gold 90 days. java government BAGS
23c 24c. do. grass 24c .6c singapore. l9c
2U1sc Ccy on lc lie MarAcaibo. Use. aOc Lasuay
i9c zoe. Jnmaic I7la lyac.; ST. Domingo. 1915.
Sl7c: Porto Rico, lSc. 20c. Costa Rca. lSc ale;
Mexican. 1Slsc Doc Macassar. I9c. 2lc Angostura
ls1sc 2Otac.; Savaniiia lSc 2oc. Curacao. lie.
1Y..
declined Tc. tho market closing quiet Futures tho
early sales about 20 nts in see favor out sub-e
quenty ruled very weak ana closed about points lower
hnal figures OF saturday The closing prices
compared wlth Saturdays. were Ms follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07

=. as..s. o.,o,ar az ak ,,. c.. On ....s X,
- ~ - s''. - ~ ''u- ~ a., $500"
:. lasa we en'e' ana sa's u sA.s eo
s'..s. ~, va '.e sp''a ,n ~. - ,,s
~, 800 NJ =" - ", =" ". -.
n NJ ON 1880, ,, 90 gtasae Tse.. i oS
H. 10. 'etess 'tnneu Sontinen. ~ ,,ee.
IA, sisrcss ~ w .a n s.' :" sno -,
~ ~ 70 ~ ia. ano, u.s. Ssp,
ssm'er. Z. =, ~ o. o. ~ ~ ds oeoosr AZ ~ ~; o'
10" yeHI seer - - ~" me quotations ~ tne ,sss
S SS ~ 49, ~ ,a ssptsmosr ~ - n
oet - Din % - Ssk,d December, - w o,d - s.t
asneu, ,rs'' g o. u'u - y, assea AZ tnc Calls -,'
sssss ."a, ,os sn'empsr SOL. al " ~; u 40 Augus'
=. - -, ~. 49, 10. yrAr ~ - ~ presseu hoss were
yue M" "'nou' yu"t" ch"nge seer mans were neg
.seseu ".s s"usi ~ ~-o p" Tor extra hu'a mes
esess 81 ~ Si- ior r."in mess parres' SiS 80 %
Ios sa,, mess anu S,f on ior packct peer MANS
NJ, """ III" "o"na' Az 81 ~ =" LOT priwe
wes'c,n ""u sl' @io o. Tor iaf 70 kooa
uo :, ~ so. "va's were IN Nxnt relues., with
ss'ss y. :, nv :. 70 p,ekeu "eiss ~ AZ o 10
-. ~ - a. ply Neu snou'"r's ~ ~ ce.
Ss' ~ w. o. ~" s.'"ue's. ~. ,ae, ~.
80 hAe'n was quse, anu noahInA,S I'M
.s NV @ =, u n mstss. eonumaed 9He, y. .u
=, - ~ nue state, ana ivv 'oe 10. sun,'no"
!" INV % receipts ios.ss boxes Inc n'at
~. ~ "ste without usciued chnnco "
S'p.c Suu \ .""s, vAn,a. &c. western. i'c -
$500 49,, ,ns.v wa very .'i'e nans ana prices are Nm
~, 49,, ''"u'eu en,eny !" smAu o.s; Su"'ee
NV quote '-,sroi'ns 'n'r n,sc.
III. rs,,a So p,''s' I'M As's.au'
s ~ ~ y ga "'n ''tc ''sc'' eu'ehey
"s.s'..'' :. 'v''. 80 . '-'c'. gov" ..,
,.',na; st" s"s' "'c neEestcu anu values en'rey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES

meeting OF the creditors of Adolph ste,Lberg.
manufacturer OF clothing at No. 81 Walker street,
was held yesterday at the Office of Register Little,
act the offer OF composition made by the bank.
rupt to settle at twenty cents the dollar payable in
two instruments ntatcmcnt was submitted sho wing
tho liabilities and assets Tho total liabilities amount
TO sos 40 ~, distributed among cehtytwo creditors
Tho nominal assets arc $3s,5ol 20 while tho real az
sets arc estimated nj 81, iiS So of which s3,3s5 ~
consists Of stock. Tho principal creditors the fol-
lowpg William Mcisei, s1o,673 81; J. Freudenthal
Il Co, s5,0'3 20: Porter Dickcy $2,s47 10; Il. Del
hermann Co.. sl,So7 "a; Victor Achels. ST. 500 al
Pomcroy Plummcr, 1888 81; abraham Goslng,
$l6Q1 rs; Townsend Montant Il CO., SI,,72 OH
Chase, Stewart Co., $1,5o6 81. No conclusion
arrived at and pending the examination 81 Mr.
Stcinborg tho meeting was adjourned.
The second meeting OF the creditors OF Moritz Mailer
fur dealer, lato OF No $40 Broadway held yestcr
day at the Office OF Register Little and there being
opposition The OF the creditors composition
OF twenty nvo cents on the dollar was confirmed.
meeting OF the creditors Of Danici J. Qulgsy,
liquor dealer at No 81 South street and Hat ioru
Bridge, was ho,d yesterday ut the 0ilcc OF Register
Latte 10 determine whether 10 was tor tho best inter
OF all the creditors that the resolutions accepting
tho composition OF twenty cents on tho dollar bs
recorded Two creditors hlel reasons why tho
position should Tot DO con nrmcd ana tho matter now
goes to Judge Blatchiord Tor final decision.
The creditors OF John q. Gottsbcrger, alc brewer al
No IL Centre street, mot yesterday At tho ONCE OF
OSSlku0o
In bankruptcy. Elghtcon CLAIMS were proved, tho
total liabilities being $50 o82 81 and the real ASSET
ABOUT $50 900. Among tho principal creditors the
following James II. Banker, <s377 so; John schuer
manu. ST. 900; George Gotsbcrger, 81 254 95; lillian
II. Aiken Il Son. S2,l1a w. sheriff Bernard Reilly, u
whom the bankrupt made an assignment In June
under the State law elected assignee IN ban krupay
Charles q. Martin, broker ut No 23t Broadway. and
at Centrcvie, N. j., has boon ndjudcated voluntary
bankrupt ny Register Allen. The liabilities amount to
$4,000 and his assets consist OF $40 acres OF land
Missouri, tho value OF which Is unknown. aud three
pronlissory for $40A Tho LARGEST secured
itors Kate rhrockmorton, $l0,22l o.; Joseph J.
Bentinpham, so, 500. Tho principal unsecured cred.
$4,000; Lana f. Gilbert, IS, 204 o. John A. HoyL
$1,000
Register l1ctchum has adjudicated James Z. DAVIS.
who keeps tho Davis House. at Kockaway Beach,
voluntary bankrupt Hc owes about 600 The
principal creditors William 7. Ryorson, secured,
81 500; Ira Brown estate OF John A. Ryerson,
SIS. $40 81: Ryerson Brown, 52S8 20; James Bur.
kett, 81 903 50. George CauIncd. 81 $50 HIS assets
OF tho hotel ANA property, the estimated value
of which IL so, I05.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07

WALL STREET,

MONDAY, August 6-6 r. NJ.
The stock jobbing fraternity Keeping lively
lookout, somewhat AZ mariners do In a fog. They do
see their way clearly, and have vague idea mat,
despite tho prevailing zephyrs there may be Scyla
and Charybds somewhere the ofing that may
threaten a dangerous squeeze Under these circum-
nanccs they are pardonable for sailing close to The
wind and Tor being ready to luT up when they sec
souuII coming. The anticipated breeze, which was
supposed TO be the nevtabls consequences OF the
break the grent operators, has not come yet;
the skies look lurid, there not evon straws
enough awning to show from which quarter the wind Ia
going 20 blow Under this condition OF doubt IL Is
not surprising that neither bull nor bear, IN
limited and cublike capacity, willing TO
Wrangle with the market. Consequently stocks
arlfted along as the eddy wet IL and
prices varied but little during the days business AS
partial exception may be mentioned the coal stocke,
which inclined lower figures Why this was so was
only vaguely accounted for, except that the Reading
road from having funded coupons and derived some
temporary thereby is position TO market ITS
coal AZ price and IN which the other anthra-
cite companies will find it difficult compete with.
Western Union was strong aud advanced under re-
Iteration Of the consolidation reports AMI the be-
lief among buyers that higher would shortly be
he rule TOR messages Railroad stocks remained
ncady under narrow fluctuations. there being nothing
10 move them one way or the other since operators
scout intrinsic values and only induced to deal
when the way is shown to them by prominent specu-
laors The market at the close firm and steady,
With nothing 10 show for itself but that equilibrium
between the short and long pretty plainly
established.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST.