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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-16
MIR. MORRISSEY'S RECREATION.
The Senators Departure for the Land OF sun
shine-liis Physical Condition.

Senator Morrssey sailed for Savannah in the
San Jacinto yesterday. lie has improved rapidly since
saturday and on Mednc say drove three hours ia the
Central Park On his return the Ashland House he
felt well that he decided not To go away from New
York, sa,ing 60 Or. Bradley his physician. that this
climate was good enough for him DR. Bradley. how.
ever insisted that he not yet we'll and would have
To take few weeks rest IN warm climate before he
would be attic properly 10 discharge his duties In the
coming winter Late on "Wednesday night Mr. Morrssey
welded Ia his PHYSICIANS wishes and determined Ia start
Tor The south Early Yesterday he engaged pa ssage on
The san Jneino Tor himself AMI hs servant and at hall
Ia-t O'clock went aboard Ills movements were 80
quietly made that few OF his intimate friends onv
Know Of his intended departure Among hose who saw
hin 81 were cN Alderman joseph shannon Assem-.
etman James HAYES, Harry Ford. Nicholas Lang.
don Thomas Lynch, and John Lawrence. About
hHt an hohr before the steamer sailed Mrs Morrssey
asc,mnlan.d BY Or Bradley. drove to tile pier Mrs
Mnrfs>cN VINO was unable 20 the senator on
agcgun Of Illness boarded the steamer and remained
WIN MN until few minutes hcfurc the vessel sailed
Mr Norr- expects 70 BE- absent until the latter part
p'c'mhtr lie Will stay lew days in savannah aud
in,n Toy cay slaE.s 8" 10 Havana by the way ITALIA.
hasste. lnian river and Cedar Keys DR. bradley i
confident that the warm climate the South Will com.
n'icN f"hrve Mr. MnrriS-ey's bronchial difficulty and
uhi n lie exercises ordinary prude he will return
well man ana able Ia undergo tie labors attendant uuou
a ~ sslVn VI the Legislature.
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an Old MINIS LONELY DEATH.
An Aged Jew said to Have starved 60 Deati
In AN Essex Street Cellar.

Mr.. Goldberg, owner Of the tenement at lG
Essex street on going to the cellar on wcdnes-
day found an old man stretched upon worn
out lounge. apparently asleep. His bearded
face and his hands We're thin and colorless. and
his clothing was scanty and much worn. Mr..
Goldberg touched the old man upon the shout
der shouting: Wake up. johnny" The old
man did not stir. Then nm officer was sent for.
hut he failed 10 rouse the stranger The old
mans head fell upon his breast and his hands
hung limp before him. He was dead. One Of
theFennnis said that On Tuesday she saw the old
man sitting in the rear doorway Of the tene-
mcnt, eating a crust Of bread. She told him that
he had better go To- the front door. H. said very
mcekly. that he would like To stay where he
was. and She did not order him away.
The body was taken To the morgue. DEPUTY
Coroner Cushman did not hold u post morien
because death had evidently resulted principal
Is from starvation.
A young jew who said that he lives in VIII
liamsburgh. told Keeper White that he believed
the body to ba that of his father who has been
missing for three months He said the face was
like his fathers. hut il was much thinner
A sergeant Of the Eldrldge street station said
that a few days ago u jew entered the station
carrying some provisions. He told the ser
gcant that he had obtained the provisions from
the almonrr Of the United Hebrew Charities
but he had represented his condition as worse
than II was. lio desired to have the provisions
returned 10 the amOner. The sergeant in
formed tho amoner. but the latter learning that
the conscientious jew WAS really needy only
sent more provisions 10 him.
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NOT 4 sErEN no EIGHr coMuIssIoN
A Proposed Tribunal 10 Decide Contests a ris-
Ing In the Choice OF Electors.

WAsHINGToN, Nov 15.-The joint rcsolu-
ton offered in the Senate to-day by Mr. Eaton
amendatory Of the Constitution OF the United
States. provides that the following article be-
proposed TO the Legislatures OF the several
States rs an amendment to section first, article
second. OF the Constitution Of the United States.
which. when ratified by three-fourths Of said
Legislatures. shall be valid us part Of tho said
Constitution. viz:
tribunal Tor The decision Of contested issues arising
IN the choice OF the electors Of President aud
Not less than twelve months prior to the time fixed by
law tor the choice Of electors the Governor
shhl ny and viii the advice and consent of The senate
o. the state appoint not less than nYe learned In
ur law aud Otherwise duly qualified, 10 whom shall be
referred ~ such manner as the Legislature OF the
shall dlfett all Of stpd election
reference u electors u President and Vice.President
The tribunal constituted shall hear and determine
every such contest ant certify least thirty DAYS before
the day upon which the electors shall called upon Ia
give their votes their decision the uroper returning
nicer or officers Of the STATE and also transmit an All.
nucAted copy thereof, under the seal the state tn
the President Of the senate The Office nj said
tribunal snail expire upon the day nAed bN law tor the
onth Of Office "a be- taken by the President ana VICE.
President Of the United states 1r the term onsulig ate
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THURSDAY. Nov. f5.-FLour AND MrAr-Ths
un.ct,cd aud nominal il,Ider. IoHc,er were in most
g go,s gYmM nr| ~ ,h,if NY. R,e Hour in
steady We nuoc. state and wcscrn .upernne stsSs,
irss IS as 10 * sni XXX eT s Fgs "nrr
wcat extras {, s5ssayl 10 IA ami Nxx 81 es! Is;
s. iass' ~ southern bakcrs ana family brandt. Is IS
wecrS' slGl srSnSswna ~ spt a. new R-,
m ssa s sss 1" Wheat s e"@ fesa ,os re
,, lo,s, Wrfe .eMi,i sales ~ balcsi mid
ons az 10 Sr SoVsse Te' ' oT p bec asaipsr.
M, W.. ior January 2c I9r February isec ir
future del,e1y $500 bales Receipts at the ports this
oSy @ ig 81 t SPOT, me- :. sold in small
WIN SHE, !" 80 obj mess ~ sia - Tor January aud
lower to. .sf. & Ike dny T, han, qct Bacon o.,
prices r,i'l'cd Cat meat ~ inl T nrnsr Sss
quiet ana clo.c at inside pces icr both spot and 10,
lures sales ~ the s"t. 40 to- At $50 tor prins
of o% S essS aop "' r ss Sss's.g 20 'cs
ss1, n , 's ~ =, l"r f'hrunry dressed h,1N
choice sse State tut: and nsn SrV sosaS
slIc do lairics a@l2'ic Western factory. 9si21sc.
sales on ne spei e1opn bush At a 27@s y ior No
40 awwaaAe Al s,si sar go .rris ~ 9s, no. no.
So To Ers o ana e. ar d ,@1 ana ~
hush including no rcd winter at - ~ ,sesi 20 10,
Der aud 81 si. december Bafiy held higher aud
cline; sales ION bush at 81, sIr tor n,is,si and
%stte for Whit inc 'uline sraded ~ at 80, sc ici
mixed and ~ @4c. Tor white. Indian corn also iower
AMI more active sales the SPOT iiStDD bush 6ud
sc. for Western mixed including ~ > mixed al sid
d2'lc. aud for future delivery i2tVDhush No miuI
q, o2c ior No,cml~r. 81 .-63,sc Tor December, and
only 4nUpbuSh
GRocsHIrsColcc quiet and nm Hanged. sales IG7s
bags Rio. part low lair at i5c gold and 80 bags Mar.
asaiho IN the r9nse Of iu'ssisisc gold, ordinary &c
princ caryo~s l14sls4c gold Rice IN air demand AZ
n'st'ac Tor dome Sue. Molsss~ quiet aud uurhnnyedt
iure H. 3iaiOc.i old crop New orleans a2G llc new.
HS@r Raw sngar steady ~ 7sss7a,r ior inr TO vuod
rchnug AMI Fse-lt &C. Tor centrifugal. .alcs hhdS
go hN~. and ~ bags ccntrufn part last evening" al
sfNr'ac aud 275 hld. and an hNs uiuasses stlAr al
oitc refined more active at oj.@iOi.c Tor hanis aud
&c for 4" STANDARD.
suNpRiksNaNnl stores quiet steady; strained
70 good rosn, 81 7nS 75s spirits turpen,inc 3jc "a
ihe SPOT 60 hbs ~llcr the year reported SIZE Pc
uoleum qnict and closed cnsy; crude hulk nc re-
nn,h IN hbls. ljsltyc Tallow dun and easy 5A.a
Illlbc for prime WhskcN quiet ~ ~ ,gi 10 rcIl.
Jar ocean rei.hts were gu,t but about stcndy Gram
70 LIVERPOOL, lN steam. ri flour. - I'll srn bv slil.
Fsd do 10 the Bristol channel. is 81 r nr reni-d
petroleum g. Aniwrrp. T. Ai DO. TO Liverpool T. "a;
naphtla aud rcIned To London 4. Cd do TO Dublin 80
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Mr.. Beil's Libel Suit.

The Special Term Of the Superior Court. held
by Judge sper was occupied all yesterday afternoon in
hearing the argument OF the demurrer nterposed by TIM
SuS Association to the first alleged cause Of action in
suit for libel brought against 1t by Mr. Alonzo Bell the
Assistant secretary Of the Interior The paintif seek,
10 recover damages for the statement among other
things, that Mrs Bell Of the persons paid tor do
ing tracing work under the Commissioner Of Patents last
winter, In her maiden name being also asserted that
was an Illegal procedure on the part Of the Commissioner
TO let tracing be done under assumed names Mr. willard
Bartlett VINO appeared iur If SuN III support the de-
murler afsurd that the Language compaincd of
hruolnr per &c. thhi II was not rrm red nrtunahle by
any allegation al special damage, ant that Mrs Bell her
sell was necessary party to the suit according long
established practice lot before and since the adoption
of the code.
Mr. Bell argued tho case FOR the paintin whom
he Dies rlrI h- m ASSISTANT Cabinet minister and an
'nc"r at great dignity lie cuut' i,i that the words
who's" lui, htiun t> client complained nctiunalc
in themselves without amy allegation of special damage.
and he submitted Nolumlnous hfei Of authorities App
Gable ~ NHriuu, branches of M" law OF libel
Iulln sleIr lesnINNl hls dnNlslnn
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FINANCIAL IND ,OMMERCI.iL

THURSDAY, Nov. 15-P. M-The early
operations at the Stock Exchange were fevcrish
and irregular in tone; the market having
opened strong. but soon declining h@lA u
cent. the extreme having been noted in Mchi-
gan Central. which dropped from Gil !. to COZ
and Delaware. Lackawanna and Western was
also 2 cent. lower. at 46h. Lake Shore and
Western Union each yielded = and the West
ern shares sold down t4@ts y cent. From
these points. however the newly formed bull
combination began to demonstrate its power
and under the leadership of Mchg
Central. assisted by Lake Shore and Del
aware. Lackawanna and Western. the
general market established an advance
ranging from '.@3A g cent Western Union
was y higher at 79As; Lake Shore. y cent at
6S't; VI cligan Central. -. at Ga: ST. Paul
common, = at 49,; New York Central. = ut
l0I's; Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western,
2 p cent. at 49, Northwestern common rallyins
Ia 10 80 q and the preferred. ~ To- 65I Ohios
w"re = Letter Ut va, ana Rock Island recovered
The market closed strong and buoyant and
the upwuri turn was engineered on n basis OF
u respectable short interest. added TO private
dispatches from Washington. giving assur-
an'cs that the Bland Silver hill would not re-
cclvr the sanction of the Senate.
Inc total number Of shares dealt in was
$4,000, OF which Delaware, Lackawnnna and
M.sst,rn represenied 36.s55; Lake shore. %,
800 N9rthwcs,"rn. $4,000: do. preferred. $50;
81 Paul, lu.s50; 90. preferred. $500: Michigan
Central, 9.l36; Western Union, 500; Rock
Central 3.7gS Ohios. 700: Erie. |. 400; Della,
ware and Hudson Canal, 1888; Pacific Mail.
90; C.. so aud l., 80; Harlem, 400, Han
New jersey Southern. $40; Atlaitc and Pacin,
T TelIegranh ca 2lO; ChicHso Bgrlngtt2n and
100; st. LOUIS and san Francisco preferred.
100; II. u; n G. and \ preferred. 100; Quick
Jersey Railroad 50; and Panama A.
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MINISTER WELSH'S SLITES.
Spanish Newspaper Gives Advice to the
Philadelphia Phiiaathropi,t.

THE Sun, in its issue Of yesterday, pub
liShed telegram from Sagua Ia Grandc. from
which II appears. 10y the Mtric'dd-i T.. official
record OF property tahulatrd for the collection
of taxes-that the estate called the Purio is the
property of Mcssrs. =. 4 W Welsh
Starting from this fact, which from its nature is
authentic and unanswerahle. we think that The
sun WAS right ~ consuming the nomination Of
Mr. Welsh rs Minister Penpotcntiary to the
Court ol 81. james :. the policy Of which is SO
,mln"ntly aholitinnst, and which could hardly
selected slaNeholder, or. what would be worse
III "" accept the unfortunate defence OF Mr.
N"'sll-a person who does not object 10 appear
rs one by lending himself 10 fraudulent COM
hinatlons, which neither have been nor can be
sat slnctorily explained.
one OF two facts II true and the dilemma il
an unansweranle one: either Mr.. Welsh is
Joint owner Of the estate puriO with its gnnp Of
l3s slaves, or he IL not, but consents to pass ms
owner of the estate to serve Mcssrs. Mora Ona
\ 90, In the first case. it is evident that Mr.
Welsh should not. in order to obtain So high
position IN the Diplomatic career have made
spe"ches IN contradiction TO his actions this is
n twO-sldcdnrss which Is degrading 10 personal
character. In the second case-thut is 10 say, II
he Is not owner Of the Purio-it follows that il
matters llttle or nothing to him TO play the role
Of stakeholder in Cuba and of abOlitionist i'm
the [ nited States without regard to the respOn-
slbllity he incurs both To God and to man. To
hud, because IL Is necessary To present Ia the
Spanish Government in Cuba a sworn account
Messrs. 5. 4 W. Welsh without violating the the
sanctlty Of their oath could hardly draw nj that
statement in regard to the product Of the estate
Purio. To man, because the transaction is not
an innocent one; for the tax Is 22is per cent for
i3reifners and 80 per cent for Spaniards. 20
that tho McSsrS, Welsh confess 10 having lent
their name to tho deirauding Of the Spanish
treasury.
There are some matters which II ia better not
20 stir If Mr. Welsh takes our advice he will
tongue.
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THE s.IWBONEs RUMPUS.
Preparations of Roth side. for To-Nighcs
struggle.

Cen Sigcl, the Secretary Charles Sothorn,
J. III. Johnston. and James l.. Knlry. the
compliments against the medical students ar
rested last Friday evening and other members
Of the Liberal Club. waited on Superintendent
Walling yesterday To demand police protection
Tor the meeting Tonight T." Superintendent
promised that u force sufficient tn keep the 400
NudrniS in order would guard the College nf
lnysiclans and Surgeons while the meeting
WIS IN progress. The lecturer uf this evening
tplumhus,' Prof. John \, Weiss, who Ia con-
ncctcd with the Bellevue Medical College. Is ex-
p.ted to preside.
On tho other hand tho students Chorus &"
nus been rchcarsing diligently all the wcck
anu INC shri.r hpnts arc said 10 be- I'm prime
the room, lat To tho Liberals they will mako the
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law, the War Department could not recruit the

law, the War DEPARTMENT could not recruit the
army beyond 10000 men.
Mr.. Allison rep lownl doubted this.
MIR. Burnside said that Mr.. McCrary himself
Construed the law us limiting the army to
The amendments reducing tho amount for
expenses ot the Commanding Generals uflice
from $1,000 TO 5000. and providing for MY
-FOUR instead OF lity-twO paymastcrs' clerks.
wore agreed to-
MIR. Sargent said that both economy and re-
form would bc reached in the military and
naval services 10y cuttn, oil the officers rather
than the enlisted men. The navy had been rut
down to 1000 men. white the officers were 81
numerous that tn y were crOwding each other
Mt all naval stations. Too many boys were
sent to- thr. Naval academy.
MIR. Ihd'lo h Or ~. Mob said the dispropor-
the army.
Mr.; Burnside said he was for Increasing tho
numher OF enlisted mon. but didn't think there
were too many officers.
=. The amendment authorizing the recruiting Of
.nr caNalry regiments Tor frontier service was
The next amendment Of the committee was to
strike out Of the House bill the 10000 limit.
MIR. Thurman moved to non-cuncur which
was agreed to. He then moved to insert the
word five after thc word twenty" SO ny tn
forbid me recruiting OF the army beyond $4,000
Mr.. Window moved to strike out tho provso
mat Tour iuil caynlry regiments bc Kept IN
service on the Mexican frontier in Texas.
Agreed to.
The other amendments Of the Committee on
Appropriations ", r. agreed to.
=, me Oil was then reported to the Senate. and
Mr. Eaton demanded u s"parat, vote on the
amendment limiting the army to $4,000 men in
stead of 2OOOO lie said in his opinion, 20. 900
men wcrg enough. II tn" soldiers had not been
stationed where they should not have been ~ \
months ago. there would have been no need ui
that carnage ON our frontier which We have
seen
The amendment made in the committee was
agreed tO-ycas 80. nays 10. as follows:
lf,s-Mcssfs ANsuu. .tninav. Bayard It.sh. Brtre
Hnhstt, tiHssN ga, bnasIasi WIS Chnfss fhfisfInr.
Coke. onhhng ,oue,, Davis tllll Dies. iy4iy Efyos
utllaud. HlniH, Nsi Hffs IngpNs kuku,s.t Lamar,
httm, hdpsH. MaNc,. Atth,f. MotuI Oytse Tmtisk,
hand"lp hS,ns, Suy'nL Niu'des. Sp,n,e,, Ieei Mad'
leigh. and UN.dun-;N.
NNs-Mcssrs Bailey. Barnum Bcck. Cockrcu. Davis
~ Va Eaton, Gordon Harris, Hereford. Jones tfla .
M,ttentA. McFhersun. Merrmun, Moran. Ransom,
Thurman voorhees,, Mhyic, and withers-ig. Repubh.
cans III italics
The other amendments made in Committee Of
the Whole wer" con 'urred IN without u division,
and the bill was then read IA third time and
passed.
Mr.. Davis Dem. W Val gave notice that to-
morrow he would call NJ his resolution in re-
gard TO the Discrepancies IN the books and ac-
counts oi the Treasury Department.
lie Senate then went into executive session.
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The students and the LiscraIs-A Woman.
View.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-.Sir. Tie
Liberal Club holding its meetings in the Col
lego OF Physicians and Surgeons. is the original
club Of which Horace Greeley was President
and not the offshoot from II. ms has been erro-
ncously stated. The Manhattan IL the disafrect-
cd and seeding body. The essay Of DIR. Gum
upon Medical Intolcrance'-of which ntoler-
anre tho students have lately given sample
was inc Tour hundred ana twcnty-secund reg
ulnr lecture road before tho club. For four
hundred and twcnty-onc previous nights tho
members and their audiences had listened with
attention tc IDEAS presented before them Tor
Thought and discussion. The conflicting opin- =
IONS TO winch the subjects naturally gave rise
had Tree expression upon the platform; That
was the arena fully and freely yielded to all.
seldom. over in all tue motley throngs com
prislng these listeners. were the un Intellectual
forces-the brute-likc weapons Of Kissing
stamping or other unintcllglDie noises-usod
or heard.
On whom. then does the shame rrst that n
crowd of medical students were allowed to dis
tnrD ny unse.mly CONDUCT the peaceable halls of
drbhtcr Is II on the Professors, whose pupils
w.rr unable TO defend their principles by any
other means?
For the benefit Of those young mon who in
Imagination have rent the veil OF Isis" while
IN reality they have scarcely touched the outer
most precincts Of science. IL would b. well to
say that II Is only the unknown that In subjected
TO debatsi therefore, 1t IL through the medium
OF free discussion that wise men i'm all noes
have sought TO arrive at those things of which
they were ignorant. Tho unwise have retarded
the progress OF the worlds advancement by
centuries in attempting TO curb the FREQ express
SION oil thought. IL seems late in the day in the
nineteenth century to t'ach that truth can never
DE- beaten or Kissed down.
The organizers and members Of the club.
aware OF TINS. made their platform free to ali
VINO sought to give expression to an opinion
advance truth. or gain information from AN
argument THIS liberal principle was not de-
waited from the night of Dr. Gums lecture
the courtesy Of the platform being extended
many times by all having authority 10 the stu
dents whose Kisses and grOans cvnccd their
disHpprobation.
Let the professors Of the medical colleges so
tram the youthful minds under their guidance
that. IN baitlc with wise and experienced men
modcsty. which sits So bccomingly upon the
young. shan be able TO advance II claim Tor
recognition upon the strength Of poss.ssing
earning. supplemented by Judicious Thought
Perhaps those who hiss so loudly to-day may
when their youthful folly and vanity shall be-
toned down To speak ing notes. bc co-workers
ana be more ashamed of themselves then than
present Judges can bc for this their futile at
tempt To place Il gilg upon the freedom of speech
70 bride the law. evade justice. and hoodwink
the press. ALICE HYSEMAS RHINE,
" Seventh avenue. New York city.
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The k-smugglins Cases.

In the silk-smuggling case. yesterday, Judge
Denhoeter again successfully resisted the Introduction
Of papers claimed to he declarations of coconspratos on
the ground that the Government had not exhausted its
proof that they were eonspraors Adoniran j. DUNLAP p,
OF Dunlaps Express in Franklin street testified that
during the last three he had TRANSPORTED barre
amt cases tor hrou Ia Novels, IN south FUN avenue
AMI thence IN some ths"s, To Whine riding lloguet A 90
hneuoneers lie lnlnuhed receipts Tor these rs having
been lhken from ms NE :, ana showed
tries ON his hooks I'm KHiluhtion the witnrs
admitted that he had been indicted under the name ot
Andrew Dunlap on the charge Of having been
IN tins conspiracy He had carried about one hunirri
nnd nm the express ehATHea
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Mr. Pierre Lorillard has written To the TOL
Ftf dnd H'm that he has not challenged Ten Brock;
hut he Is willing 10 run Parole against Inn Tor 50 pl
side sloWDioreit two miles and ahaf Western weights
dry track at Saratoga, Ten Brock be allowed sou
tnr Nptuscs u IL comrs nn He also SAYS. will also
run from my kincoru, stalln two NrArOld Mt irtn.
quarters of milo. uir,eN odd at one mile aud tr,r.
quarters tour year old at two Ilys AMI 70 quarter A
hfep"ar nd hi irre miles against Western horses OF lie
same ages. excepting that Wi, my nNe.ycAr all
against tNr r-ui The races m i,, RIM
~ Jorpme Park ur Saratoga for - htO .le ca, race,
tpbilorctt, To Dee named AZ the post The fpu races
tuhr accepted, none TIA, offer lnraus that am " Nh.
ins to run IA. stable against the pick OF tue West
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The suit begun by the people against William
NJ. Tweed to recover s933.6i6 -, tho amount of six
claims which, tits alleged Mr. Tweed and Jane. Watson
knowing that they were fraudulent has terminated IN "A
confession Of Judgment Mr. Tweed Tor ~ iJ l5S *
the sum sued for win interest and costs The Judgment
Mas Mod AesioIlay WIN the Conmly NIerk.
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Stata bonds were dun but firm We note sales of
Lnislaua - consolidated at s7'sas'4 Railroad ,rcu.
nues ruled strong ana more active The principal trans.
actions were NJ follows New Jersey central cunVertl.
Bile, dlia, Milwaukee and st. Paul lists la Crosse dnls
ion, TO- Milwaukee ant ST Paul consolidated sinking
fund. wa, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
coupon god bonds "a ssi1. Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated, ~. Enc 3ls lu1's. Ere 4ihs IOIs,
Michigan Central Is, lOTs Union Pacific Railroad lists
ir's Union Paclnc sinking tund, ga. Central Pacinc
lists. san joaquin branch H1S4l ssl, Western Pa me
hnnds, lul'k slu2 Pacihc Railroad of Mo i,is ~, .
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago lsts rs Toledo
Peoria and Warsaw lists, Western division. 80. Nrw
York Elevated Railroad ists, 10 Toledo amt Wabash
lists, eN coupon, ~, Central Parlic gold bonds -
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Is SINKING fund 1854,
New York Central is, 1851 1864 Northwestern cuuson
dated coupon gold bonds, ~. ONO aui Mississippi
solalri sinking iuni, 40, T. aud X and Pacific Is
Us, lrhigh and consolidated, - 81 luus ami
Iron Mountain lsts, lul ONO aud Mississippi 2is 81
Hannibal AMI ST Joseph :, consolidated, s Alton and
Terra lsuie 2is preferred 80 IOirin and Nahh, lists
- louis division, "N mniirri cuupun, -, Sow York
Elevated Railroad lists, 49, Great Western lists loss
tN coupon -, canada NuUtlcrn lists, coupon. 10
ale opening highest lowest ami l.. NJ closing prices
OF stO, As to-day were. -ftSmJ-