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WKnOted the fact on Saturday morning
,s,t certain citizens OF Taylor county
Sopld present q petition by their counseltc
Il. supreme Court asking for a manda'
mn, requiring the County Court Of that
raDn,y to make an order declaring Graf.
nm the county seat. We are informed
,S,,,he Court raised the question whether
, mandamus could be issued while the
County : Court was still in session, and
Tbethet the petition should not be first
,,..ed upon by the Circuit Court, and that
,br,eiore the petition was withdrawn. It
Tll be presented to the judge Of the Cir.
mi, Court-Judge Fleming. The Taylor
Coputy Court will adjourn today and
al not meet again until the third Mon
l,r in January. The Circuit Court Of that
msuty will hold asession In March, and
y The next term of the Supreme Court
iii not he held here until June, the
,,btioners can have the case heard ear
Tes in their Circuit Court.
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CINCINNATI, November SO.-c -cotton-ouiet
at sKc. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
red and white ssa96c. Corn-Dull
steady at 22a25c Rye-Dull at 5Oa5Ic. Barley
Firm; No. 9 fali 81 12. Pork-In good de-
mand; $S 90 bid, s. 12II X asked. LardSSteady
and in good demand steam IS rs cash, S s2J<
seller January; kettle nominal. Bulk Meats
-Firmer at s. 75a2 81 Vas 75a3 s5a4 90. Boxed
Meats-Tn good demand; short rib 81 10; short
clear 81 10; Cumberland q 90. Bacon-Quiet
at s. 00a4 40a4 5Oa4 62k. Butter-Steady and
unchanged. Linseed oil-Firmat6sc. Whisky
Steady at 81 05.
HsGs-Dull, weak aud lower; common s. 90
AZ 50; light S2 65a2 20; packing e IOa2 IS |;
butchers 81 S0a2 80.
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FRANCE.
LACKING IN oSE THING.

PARIS, December LA Franco Amer.
ican meeting was held to-day in the Cir.
Gus of the Champs Elysees. President
Iaboulaye, N. Oscar de Fayette, Governor
Fenton, Minister Noyes, and the Secre'
taries Of the American Legation were
present. Senator Faucher de Cartel pre-
sided, and read letter from De Bart
Minister Of Commerce, regretting that he
was unable to occupy the chair, and de,
claring that he would always sympathize
with the efforts 10 draw closer bonds Of
friendship between the two great Republics
OF fthe world. The Chairman, in the course
OF his remarks said: "The Americans are
our seniors in the practice Of liberties, but
they lack one OF the most precious, viz.
liberty oil commerce.
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. uheeIlnr Man IN the orient.

~. CAIRO, EoYPT, NoNeuiOef VI
Editors IutellIgencer:
We left Alexandria November I'd for
Cairo. The railway for the first forty
miles follows the line Of the great NAH
moodeab Canal, which unites Alexandria
with the Nile, and is the only safe chan
mel Of trade, by water, for all Middle and
Upper Egypt with the outer world; and
at the same time serves to bring fresh
water for man, beast and the land through
ont this portion of Egypt.
To the Egyptian the Nile Is truly sac
rad river. IL is'sthe liten OF and IN many
csses tathe Saviour" Of the country. 10
the American It's waters appear more ike
n vast stream OF filth and mud; but mere
every ono saws, "Nile water very good,
ysrv good" II is true We are here IN an
;noy1nortune time TO see the valley oil the
N;Ie Mi "a it 4 when within the limits Of It's
kants This has been season Of
0saaf % foods. The Nile rose higher
shSn Il has for about two hundred
wears past and the valley IN many Ptaces Pss
looks like ayast lake as FAR as theeyes. can can
reach. II has fallen about six ieet irot,, q,
its highest point As . Necessary Lesuis ~.
tho IN Water both In the Nile and In the
hnndreds Of canals that you pass or cross
syerywhere Is extremely muddy, ont
~Sen it'is filtered We find that the water Is
".,tta rs,od ~ ts4 Het 50 'ta
qqTF1Ss TSs g0Sat gESste Of travel from Alexandria 70
Cairo, after leaving the former q % snort ~, ~
lance behind, is through the Delta, tne
richest part offalll Egypt we haa pas " y y
y SIy myostly flooded with the waters Of me
Mia % az with the soft mud which is nc
s,est I iertiiiIing residuum left by it NY
s,Sement % formed II Is true during rapid
eSssaee through the country Is that ap9aI
pne AMI al three OF the people pretend y
NY with the exception o. the tnrp'lh.
hi gentry, who are generally sheikS' o'
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MuSIcn, November SO.-The Bavariar
authorities asked the opinion Of the Prot
estant, Catholic and 1sraelite eongrega'
tons, and the Board Of Health, on the
subject Of permisiye cremation. The
Catholics viii have nothing 70 do with ere
nation. The Israelites refuse TO express
any opinion. Protestants say 1t would
only imply change OF directions in The
liturgy, and the Board Of Health recon-
mended cremation in the following con
tingencies: First, after battle; second
during epidemics; third, for the convey
ance OF remains to distant parts, and
fourth, where the soil is unsuitable fol
burial purposes. il,-
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November -Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet, weak and shade
spring s3IIc cash; s314c bid December; sic6 bid
January. Corn-Dull and prices shade low
er; 3oXc bid cash and December; size Janu-
ary. 0ats-Dull and prices shade lower; 20c
cash; 2Oc bid December; 20kc January. Rye
Dull, weak and lower at 4IIEc. Barley
Dull, weak and lower; 96c cash and Deem
ber Pork-Dnll, weak and lower; 90 6Oa6 Is
cash; 20 62Ifa665 December; $7gT Ifas OO jan
uary. Lard-ln fair demand, but at lower
rates; S 20 cash; IS 67IIa5 10 December;
S Il Ifa5 50 January. Bulk Meats-Qniet and
unchanged. Whisky-Quiet and unchanged.
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ZANEsWLLR, O., November 30.-Since
the grave robbery at this place last week
nearly every cemetery in the city has
undergone examination, resulting in the
finding to-day Of the empty grave Of Mrs.
James Brown, an estimable woman, who
died two weeks since. AT that time the
remains OF woman were found by the
police IN Fort Wayne Medical College,
but 80 mutilated that recognition was i'm.
possible. It now turns out that this was
Mrs. Brown.
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Lorne and Louise at Church.

MONTREAL, December Marquis Lorne
and Princess Louise attended divine ser.
vices at the Christ Church Cathedral this
morning. The Marquis also attended
special service at ST. Andrews Presbyter.
ian Church this evening. Princess Louise
to-day received the following cabIegram
from her majesty the Queen:
"wNDsoR CAsrLI, December !.
Delighted at the reception. Say SO.
The QUEEN"
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] A HEAYY ENGAGEMENT,
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November S0.-The Chatterly
Iron Company has refused the offer OF nine
hundred men TO resume work at reduc-
ton OF FIVE per cent. Extensive discharges
Of workmen in the neighborhood are i'm.
pending.
The following are among the lost Of the
steamer Pomerania: II. Miller, second
cabin passenger; Fokkes, second officer;
Zarnow, third officer; Helms, chief engi-
neer; DR.. Scheeding.
Gladstone, in q speech at Greenwich, in.
weighed against personal governments.
He reproached the Government for not
communicating anything TO Parliament
relative to Afghan affairs aud the question
Of sending mission to Cabul. War had
been declared and invasion begun before
Parliament was convoked. Parliament,
formerly grand council OF the Nation,
now resembles the Parliament OF France
before the great revolution. He solemnly
warned the British people not 70 abandon
the principles OF liberty which made its
happiness.
Speaking of the Afghan war he declared
that the money spent therein Is spent for
the dishonor Of England, and her responsi.
bilities will but commence with her victo.
~. Lady Macbeth's words, "Here is O
smell OF blood" are still o powerful per.
oraion, and unjust wars lead to National
downfall. a.
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BALTIMORE, November 30. Flour Fair
jobbing trade, steady. Whcat-Wetern quiet,
a shade lower. Corn-WeStern irregular and
tirmer for spot and easier for options; western
Der ,ea 44Jya45c; January y iSs.a4SES; steamer s
4sKc. 0ats-steady and firm; Pennsylvania
26a20c; western white 2Sa20c; do mixed Ga
&c. Rye-Quiet and nominal. Hay Dull
and unchanged. Proyiions-Dullan and heavy,
iobbing only. Butter-Quiet but steady for
choice; western, packed 10alsc; rolls l5ai6c.
Petroleum-More demand and tirmcr; crude
TIC; refined s4<asKc. Coffee Quiet and
steadier for good grades Whlsky-A shade
fPfnar
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The Carroll Chronicle saysthat D. B. Lee
ss recently purchased 10000 pounds oi
,od in Jefferson, and 25,OOO pounds in
C.roll and Harrison counties, at from 25
N % cents. We learn that Mckinney
Br.., Of smithfeld, and Z. P. Mansfield,
dCaliz, have also been operating in JEFF
,son and Harrison counties, the price
uid being generally 80 cents. AS fine
vol is looking up little, these purchases
,hOnll paw profit.
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GRowN WEARY OF THR STARCH.

Judge Hilton has apparently tired n
the hunt for the robbers Of Alexander T,
Stewards grave. He had not called at the
Central Station up to six o'clock this eve
ming. Inspector Murray Is still at work
on the case, and his officers are now on
the traclsof May, tho soda.water man, and
Kelly, the, hacknnns Private detectives,
Il isfeported, have got. q cIeW,to the man
who purchased the dark.lantern and
shovel found at the vault when the rob:
berry was discovered. -.-.s
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MILWAUKEE, December John Cheek
ley, lately extradited 70 Canada on q
charge Of forgery, and who escaped FROM
the officers by jumping from train near
Toronto, returned here late Friday even
ing. Last night he was discovered by the
police near the outskirts Of the city. The
latter attempted his arrest, firing two shots
at time, but owing to the darkness he
escaped,
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ChIearo CattIe Market.

CHICAGO, November so.-Ths DrOyers' Jour
nal reports: ..,.
head. Market shade lower; packing 81 Goa
9 80; light g 65a2 rs; choice heavy s. s5a3 90
CAFrLE- Receipts 1900 head; shipment'
I.500 head; steady and firm; shipping s. 70S
3 30; feeders g 70aJ Is; butchers shade
lower; cows 81 O0a4 25; bulls g OOa2 Is; steen
g sOa3 30; Colorados = sOaS 25; Texan
v sa.rp-Rec.Ipt, n; $50. Price, ss ooas Is.
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2 CHEYRSHI, Wy, December l.-Trobing's
Rancho, at Trobfng City, on Crazy Wo-
mans Greek, 2S miles north Of this point,
was entered by masked men on the 10Th
uIt. They gave the command: Throw up
your hands, y which was obeyed, and went
through The pockets Of the employees, and
took what they wanted from the store.
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FftphffHh TUT ~ ~ '.Nn' =, =
, NEwARR, o., November 30.-Workmen
have commenced repairs on the Blandy
Machine Works, which have been IDLE
several years. : Ris reported that they are
soor, 10 be put in operation again. When
operated to their full capacity the works
employ $50 men. : I lEi.h Q = Illi.a.
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weather indications.

WASHINGTON, D, c., December 9-1. AN,
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
cloudy and raining followed by clearing
weather, variable winds shifting to colder
northwest, and generally higher pressure.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather
with rain or SNOW, warmer east winds, fol
lowed in the west portion by northwest
winds, and generally lower pressure.
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NEw Y0RK, November SO.-Cotton goods
market quiet and prices fairly steady. Patcli-
work prints steady. Fancy prints quiet.
Gjnghams quiet and unsettled. Dress goods
sluggish. Mems wear woolens In moderate
demand by clothierS Flannels In light re-
quest. Kentucky jeans In rather better de-
innnd
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may be farmers, constituting a compara-
lively limited Glass, the balance beg. AT
least, wherever We came they gathered like
eagles TO q carcass, and all the cry was
"Bak- -Sheesh". Arriving at Toukh we first
get sight OF the Pyramids and the Great
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HnIAdn

ToLKpo, November 8O-wheat-Firmi am.
Der Michigan SPOT 9Sc; December 81 1fc; Jahu-
ary 05c; No. red fall spot asc; December 9ic;
January elLc: amber western 9iI[c. Corn
Dull; high mixed new Sci No, 2new 81 Nc.
0ats-Dull; No., g, 2JHc,
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REPusED no sunN1r.

LONDON, December lat meeting Of
the operatives in Oldham, on Saturday,
over 5000 being present. it was unani.
mously resolved not TO submit TO the re-
duction. A meeting OF masters on Friday
was equally determined. There are now
1900 persons idle.
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ruR NuMpER OF ENI0RlNrs

Who have arrived. from Europe in this
port from January LIST up to date is 10, ,5+6,
against G0, $50 for the corresponding time
last wear t
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ranged with Gen. Todleben in regard to
the settlement Of the pending difficulties.
He particularly referred to the restoration
Of Musselman refugees to their homes.
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PRtLApELPHiA, November -Flour-steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm, tending up
ward; No. Q red 81 90 amber 81 07al 0s white
81 0sA1 10; No. Chicago 05c. Corn-Quiet
but steady; yellow 47c; mixed 45c. Oats
Quiet; white western 29a32c; mixed western
2sa29c. Rye-Demand fair and market Grmi
changed. LArd-Steady; prime steam 6kc.
Buttsr-Weak; New York State and Bradford
county Pa, extras 2lA23c; Western Reserve
lsa2Oc. Egp-scarce and firm; western
25a2Gc. Cheese-Weak; western 7as5<c. Pc
trOleum Dull; refined s3<c; crude 7Ac.
Whisky -Quiet western 81 90.
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The great fair at the Roman Catholic
Cathedral, Fifth avenue, closed tonight.
Il is estimated that fully 800 600 has been
obtained in aid Of completing the struct-
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TURKEY.
A0AIN REAssURRp,

CoSsrASrtSoPLr, December l.-Prince
Labanof has reasaured Saiet Pasha con.
cerning the execution OF the treaty Of
Berlin by Russia and stated that he had as.
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RUSSIA.

rs THE czAR GONE TO MOSCOW.
ST.. PETERSBURG December 1.-The Car
has left Lvadia for Moscow where he will
remain two days. o
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PfrTsBUEgH, November So.-PETEoLEuN =
Crude active and excited at 81 2sk at Parker's
Tor immediate shipment refined ats9lc, Phil
adelphia delivery.
LoSDoS, November S0.-Petroleum-Re-
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QUEENSTOWN, December l.-Arrived:
Illinois, Philadelphia; City Of Montreal
New York; Brittanic, New York.
INV YoRx, December l.-Arived: City
Of London, Cardiff. !.
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NEW YORK.
rAlLrRrs nuRLNo NoyENBER.

NHw YoRx, November 3o.-Fiity,six
failures were reported in this city during
the month of-November. Liabilities, ST.
40 ,99l; assets, S4oG, ,O52; q decrease ofoter
$4,000 compared with the month OF oc-
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steamer Cotton Valley sunk-rwenty
Lives Lost,

NEw ORLEANS, December 1.-The steam
er. Charles Morgan has arrived from Gin
cinnati. Her officers report thatat O'Clock
this morning collision occurred ut Bring
ler's Point, opposite Donaldsonyille, be-
tween the Morgan and Cotton Valley, from
Red River. Twenty lives were lost. The
boat and cargo are total loss. The Cot
ton Valley left here yesterday for Red
River, with full assorted cargo and a
number OF passengers. The following are
known TO be lost: Solomon Myer, Henry
Levy and Mrs. Sanford, all OF Alexandria,
Louisiana.
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SPAIN.
1NrERxArIoNALs ExpElLEp.

MADRID, December 1.-The Council OF
Ministers has decided to expel all foreign
ers belonging to the International Society.
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suspended.

BAIrmoRR, December 1.-Canfeld Bros.
& Co, jewellers, have suspended. Liabili.
ties $50 900; assets unknown.
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LONDON, November 30.-It Is known
that the Chiefof the German Police Service
has for some time been engaged in prepar
a complete and exhaustive report uponing
the extent nature and purpose OF thesecret
revolutionary societies that exist all over
Europe. In this work he has been assisted
by chiefs Of the detective police in Lon!
don, Paris, Marseilles, Berne, Geneva,
Naples, Florence, Rome, Vienna, Pesth,
Warsaw, Moscow and St Petersburg, and
some valuable information Is believed to
have been sent him from New York, Bait.
more, Philadelphia and New Orleans. His
report Is not intended for publication. A
copy OF It, up 10 the present, is believed
TO have been sent TO Scotland Yard forthe
] Information Of police authorities here,
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ruE XArlyEs Y1croRlous.

The British will attack the'pass on Mon
day, after the troops have had days rest.
They are confident OF a good result, al:
though the pass Is 1000 feet high. The
fighting will surely be severe.
A dispatch from Sukhar says: The news
from the Quettah column is discouraging.
In consequence Of the loss OF camels, it Is
believed that the advance on Candahar
will be DELAYED until spring.
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The Presidents message contains $500
words, and Secretary Sherman's report
contains 1900. All rumors pretending
to give the contents Of these documents
are unfounded. They have been guarded
with the most scrupulous care, and every
precaution 10 prevent q repetition of the
accident by which New York paper got
q fragment OF the message last year in I'D.
vance Of its delivery. There is great deal
OF guesswork as 70 the contents OF the
message, but nothing reliable.
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AUSTRIA.
THE AUSTRIAN BUDGET.

PEsTu, December LIN the Budget
Committee, the Austrian delegate, Count
Andrassy, replying to questions, said:
the occupation Of Bosnia and Herzegovina
would cease when its object was accom-:
plished and when Turkey had reimbursed
the outlay which was incurred and guar.
anteed a future orderly government Of the
provinces. Austria's mission could only
be altered by q unanimous decision OF the
Powers. The committee thereupon adopt.
ed the estimates OF the foreign office, thus
closing the conflict between the govern
ment and the delegation.
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WASHINGTON.
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, D, c., November SO.-The
following is the statement Of the opera
tons of the National Bank Redemption
Agency for the month, and the FIVE
months ending to-day, compared with the
corresponding periods OF last year:
For i month. For months.
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oRIRNnAcK CONFERENCE.

A conference OF the members OF the Ma.
tional Greeuback party was held this eve.
ming, and q committee appointed TO draft
an address to the people,
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FINANCIAL DlsHoNoR OF TRNYEssRR.

Private advices from Tennessee repre-
sent that the new Legislature which meets
In January viii be even more disgraceiul'
ly Reputation in sentiment than the old
one, which refused to refund the State debt
at fifty cents on the dollar. Bondholders
in this city and Baltimore are greatly dis.
eouraged by the advices which they re-
ceive fromthat State The action OF Tenn
essee Is regarded as more disgraceful than
that OF any State in the Union up to date,
except Mississippi, which still bears the
palm for well.earned reputation for dis.
honesty. 1t Is thought that the debt will
be forcibly "readjusted" sat about fifty
cents on the dollar, and the unrepudiated
half placed at four per cent interest. Re-
publicans, who own none OF the bonds,
rather enjoy the disgrace which the Dem.
ocratic party Is bringing on the State, as
they consider that the silent example Of
such action affords the best reason why
the dishonest Democracy can not gain con-
troll Of the National Government in 1880,
or any other time.
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TISSUE p.ILLor rFRAups.

Hon. J. B. Campbell, citizen ofinfu-
ence and wealth in Charleston, S. c., was q
candidate for reelection to the State Sen
ate as an Independent Democrat. His
platform was Hampton's pledges. He was
supported by the Republicans. and hence
the Red.shirt Democracy stuffed thousands
OF tissue ballots into the boxes to accom-
plish his defeat. In o private letter Mr..
Campbell writes: 1.-THE majority for me in
the city Is known to have been not less
than 1000. I mean OF legal ballots actu-
ally cast. The majority for my opponent
counted IN is 6,OO0." This is the manner in
whitehall independent thought and action
are sought to be stifled in South Carolina,
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fIHARLEs E. DWIGHT,

EEW oRLEASs, November Cofiee-Easi,
er; ordinary toprime l2ISal64c, gold.'
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4 BOMB EXPLOSION.

While Premier Tizsa was speaking at a
club Of the Liberal party tonight, q bomb
was exploded on the staircase. No one
was injured.
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bankers bills dull at 4.Sl Hi sight E&chanSo
on New York 4.s6 fl.st
GoYERsMINfs-Fim.
United States q Of 1885, coupons
flTe-Tvente1 Ns5l
ETe-TWentits ls6I
flFe-INenue8 Vbos
New
New -Four and half
New foHTS.
Ten.E
Ten-koftee leoupons
Currency six
Gold-Sold at 100kal0Ok until near the
close when the market became excited and
prices advanced 70 y, at which final sales were
effected; at the close 1al y per cent, was paid
TO have cash gold carried. Borrowing rates, l
per cent and fiat. Hsa}
RAILROAD BoSps-Buoyant tD
STATE BoSDs-Strong.
SrocKs-The market opened weak and pri-
ces declined u to n per cent In genenl list,
and per cent In 81. Joseph preferred. A
firmer feeling soon set In and an advance
of Y to 21l per cent followed, st, Joe prefer
red, Northwestern, St Paul and Coal shares
leading. The temper OF speculation changed
shortly before the close, when an advance and
excitementin the gold market created an un-
easy feeling. There was pressure TO sell aud
the entire fist declined y to * per cent.
Transactions aggregated 114,0 shares, OF
which 2S,0O0 were Lake Shore, 1900
Northwestern common, 10. 600 preferred, IS, 600
Lackawanna, 1900 Morris d Essex, 1900
Michigan Central, 1900 c., c. &.I. @, $500
Hannibal & st. Joe, 1.600 Atlantic & Pacific
1900 Pacific Mail and 6,G00 81.
TOnis Kansas a Nhrtheri1 i'F