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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

eg- Cry CoUxclL--The City Coun.
ell met on Monday evening last, Mayor
Ray presiding with quorum OF mem
hers present. The minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and approved
The Sergeant reported that the root
on College cupalo had been repaired; al
so that the snow-boards on the Moulder
property had been fixed. The Street
committee reported that the hay scales
in rear of council room, had been re.
paired.
The committee on cisterns, reported
that they had procured new lock for
the cis.ern on Church street, anu that
they had given the key in charge OF
Rev. Mr.. Miller, who was to allow none
but himself the use Of water out of the
same, as according to corporation ordi
nance.
Messrs. II. NJ. Loyns and Geo. NJ.
Beltzhooyer, a committee on part OF the
Council OF the Lutheran Church, ap-
reared before the council and asked that
a committee on part of the corporation,
be appointedto act in concert with them
in awaiting upon the owners OF the prop.
erty adjoining the Lutheran church, on
German street from the corner of Mill
street, in regard to laying a pavement
along the same. The Mayor, on motion,
appointed the street committee, 10 act
with the above named gentlemen; no
appropriation was asked for the laying
of said pavement.
The Sergeant was ordered TO notify
Mrs. Mary Summers, that unless she has
the gutter running across her pavement
on German street, repaired within ten
DAYS. the council will proceed 10 have
the same done and charge ii 10 the prop
erty.
The committee on Nuisance was or
dcred TO investigate the condition OF The
brick building, formerly part OF the old
factory on High street, and report the
same at once to the Mayor.
On motion, it was ordered that no
shooting OF guns, pstol-, tirecrackers,
sqnibs and rockets, or the throwing OF
fine balls, shall he allowed within the
corporation during the coming Christ
mas Holidays, and that the Mayor will
MT issue ANY proclamation loving the
same.
The following bills were ordered 10
he paid Baker IL Bl.lm!cr 30 cents.
WIN. Wcis, 20 o.; Hiram Walters, -
cents Adjou:urd 10 meet on Second
Monday in January, 1880, ut 6 ,
O'Clock, T. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

ny~ In the matter of the HarperS
Ferry Bridge Company, an application
was made in the Court of Appeals, in
Wheeling, on Saturday last, fol- a rule,
,ha, the defendant show cause why they
lie not further proceeded against fol- vi
ola,ion Of an Injunction, which, they
allege, does not exist. The proceedings,
though of a preliminary aud of usual
is az parie character, invited an argu-
ment that was quite wide i'll its scope,
.x-Gov. Jacobs appearing for Mr.. Ma
sen. and Charles Davies, of Harpers
Ferry, Cor the Company. The rule was
issued, aud will be returnable Saturday,
Dec 18Th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

c@n WILL RECEIVE THE NA!T~-The
Wheeling Journal of Saturday last con
tanned the following:-
On Monday next, Miss kain, of Mar
,insburg. sister OF the Right Reverend
Bishop Kain, and Miss Weilzell, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. William Weitzell, of this
civ, Janitor OF the State House, will re-
ceive the vail, with imposing ceremo-
MES. at the Convent, corner Eotf aud
Fourteenth streets.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

s \ mild winter is predicted from
the way the bees have been acting.
Bee keepers say that bees worked harder
lately than they did when the white
clover was in bloom, and have only just
commenced killing the drones, which
they say is sign OF mild winter,
@ Prof. Tice, Prot. Proctor, aad
the other "Prof.'s" who have predicted
meteoric showers about this time, have
an awful responsibility on their should
ers. Hundreds OF young ladies-and
young gentlemen-will ruin their health
sitting up to see the phenomenon. They
are determined TO see it ii they have to
sit up every night this winter.
syr The Supreme Court, at Wheel
ing, on Saturday last y. NJ. Mason
VS.. Harper's Ferry Bridge Company;
a rule was awarded, returnable next
Saturday, requiring the appellees to
show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt in proceeding TO
erect bridge after the order OF The
Circuit Court Of Jefferson county had
been superseded by this count.
Rom BrIGLARY.-Ou Tuesday night
last a thief entered the bed-chamber OF
Mr.. Henry f. Smith who resides in Ad-
amstown and stole q pocket. book con
tanning 500 in currency, a lot OF private
papers. valued al several thousand dol
lars, from the pocket OF Mr.. smith
pants, and a waterproof coat. The thief
decamped without disturbing the stunt
bers of any of the family. Mr., Smith
did not discover his loss until Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock when he I'M
mediatcly instituted search for the
missing property. lie succeeded in find
ing the papers, which were hidden IN
the vard. lie suspected party who
had been living in the ucighborhood Of
the theft and upon inqniring found that
he had left on wcst-bound train at an
early hour that morning. Mr.. Smith
suSp pc, ting that he had gone to DuftleId
Station, W. Va, took the mail train for
that place. Upon his arrival at that
point he found that his man had landed
there a few hours previous but had dis
appcarcd.-FredeIjtk TmeS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

ga SILVER WEpDING.-We return
our sincere thanks to our particular
friend Mr.. Daniel Gcizendanner and his
noble wife for an invitation 10 be pres
eat at their silver wedding, which will
take place at their residence near kcr-
neysvile on the evening Of the l2th OF
December We also regret exceeding
Iy that we, with or bet,er-halt, could
not attend, owing to a Slight indisposi-
ton with cold, &c. 1t wou!d certainly
have afforded US extreme pleas
ure to have been present. However,
we trus, that our friends above men
toned may live to participate in their
golden wedding, enjoying peace, happi,
ness and prosperity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13
esy- PE9spN,l AND BRIEFS. Pork is
still 81. and 81 - per hundred.

aGy- PEasoN,is AND BRIEFS. Pork ls
still 81. aud 81 - per hundred.
Fresh lot of Cape Cod Crarberrles,
Just received by john q. tnseld.
On Sunday morning Daniel hant-
man. aged about 40, captain of the
canal boat Clara, fell FROM his boat and
was drowned, at Little Slackwster,
sixteen miles below Hancock. The
body was recovered and taken to Han
cock, where Kaufman lived. He
leaves a wife and six children.
Mr.. Charles T. Wageley, wagon
maker, Leetown, has the western
fever. He intends to migrate to the
vicinity OF St. Louis, Missouri.
Rev. r. b. Sheppard, pastor of the
Baptist church of Charlestown, is hold
inc a protracted meeting at Wiltshires
schoolhOu>e, TWO miles east Of Leetown.
J. L. Rickard has just received from
Philadelphia large assortment OF La
dies Clocks. Call at once for bargains,
as this offer will only be open for about
one week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

sy- On Monday night Thomas Nal
ladcy, boss at Shepherd & Piatts tun-
mel, Georges Creek and Cumberland
railroad, got into an alteration with
one of the workmen, in which he fred
several shots at the latter with pistol.
In the atfray he accidentally shot third
workman, named John WarlOtt, living
at IIarpers Ferry, the ball taking effect
in his side. The wound is not consid-
ered very dangerous.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

Ia" RUN-AwAY AND PAINFUL Acct
DrNr.-As Mr.. Z. 7. Licklider, of this
town, in company with his wife, was
driving DOM Main street on Tuesday
evening last, one side Of the shafts be-
came detached from the wagon and fell
against The heels of the horse, starting
hin TO run down the street, aud when
opposite the Episcopal Church, a sud
den lunge Of the wagon to one side,
threw Mr.. and Mrs Liyklider out on the
ground with such force as 10 cause Mrs l..
to sustain severe confusion Of the right
side Of the head, as well as conclusion
OF the brain; also slightly tractuIing the
cullar-bone, and otherwise receiving
considerable bruising about the body.
She was taken up in an insensble con
dton, and carried into the house of }.
w. Grant near by, where every assist
ance was afforded and examination made
by Dr. c. r. Butler, who, after she was
restored 10 consciousness, had her re-
moved to her home, where under his
watchful attention, we are pleased to
state she is fast recovering.
Mr.. Licklider WAS badly bruised but
is able TO be about. The horse after
throwing them out, ran with the fore
part Of the wagon, which became I'M
coupled, down the street and was
caught.
Charles Pnliz WAS in the wagon with
Nj. Licklider, and was also thrown out,
but he escaped injury.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

~ Coon TASTE One will need but
take a glance in the beautiful show cases
in the Drug Store Of Il. l.. Magruder,
when his eye will be attracted with the
handsome and tasiefully selected assert.
ment Of Jewclry, recently purchased by
him for the Holidays, Handsome and
substantial goods will always sell, and
in The selection Of such, Mr.. Magruder
is certainly an expert, as his present
stock OF Christmas goods will verify.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

DIsIsrErKEp.-On Tuesday last, Mr..
John w. Fisher, our ehterprising cabl-
net maker. iisiuterred a child OF Mr..
VIM. NJ. Blacktord, which had been
buried l6 years IN the lot back OF the
Episcopal Church, and re-buried 1t III
the lot recently purchased by Mr.. Black
ford. in Elmwood Cemetery, at Shep-
herds,own. West Va. Mr.. Fisher IN
forms US that the coffin was good yet,
and that the body had not decayed a
great deal, the flesh having in manner
dried on the bones. The clothing was
good vet. Thus one by one our citl-
Zens are having their loved ones remov-
ed from the neglected grave yards in
our town, and removing them to lots IN
cemeteries elsewhere. We have heard
of several of our citizens who intend
purchasing lots in Elmwood Cemetery
at Shepherdstown and Fairyiew Gene
terry at KeedysvilIe. Alas fox the enter
prise Of the citizens Of Sharpsburg in
getting up cemetery. Mr.. Fisher also
diSinterred two children of Mr.. Black
ford that had been buried in an old
grave ward on the farm. One had been
buried % years. the other l2.-MHrps-
burg Enterprise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-13

gI- FAMILY DIALoGuE.-Ars. ~
made some ginger cakes to-day anu put i
uALr-PouHD of ginger in the MIXTURE anu
offer baking one oven found that could
not taste the ginger, and so put some RED
pepper in TO make them hot.
Mrs. WHY, | made of the same
quantity to-day, and only put in two tea
spoonfulls, and the cakes are so hot that
we can not eat them.
Mrs. X.-Where did you get your Gill;
ger?
Mrs. Y.-Of Baker & McMurran.
Mrs. N.-Well, | will get mile there
hereafter. and my soda and spices too.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22

EEw YoRE. August 21.-Cotton-Quiet al
llAallhc. Flour-Demand fair and market
firm receipts 1900 barrels superfine western
and State s. I0a4 90; common TO good 81 lOt
4 10; good to choice $450a8 Is; white wheat
extra 81 25a8 Is; extra Ohio 81 T5a5 Is; 81
Louis 81 50a6 Is; Minnesota patent process
s. 75a0 50. Wheat-Winter less active; re
ceipts 423,000 bushels; rejected spring 72c
No. 4, $50; No. 2 do 81 OF; ungraded wintel
red 96ca$l 10; No. 8 do 81 0Sa1 OSk; No. 2 dc
81 l0al l0H; No. l do 81 07ha1 iOK; mixed
winter 81 0SAal 90: No 2amber 81 I0al lOX
No. l, 81 LOCAL l0A: ungraded white 81 q
! Ill No. 2, 81 09Hal 10; No /, sales $4,000
bushelsat 81 llAaI NJ: No. 2 red August
sales 1900 bushels at ST. 10Kal l0H; Septem'
Der. sales $4,000 bushels at 81 10ka1 10X
October 81 l0%. Rye-Steady; No. 2 western
Gle. Barley-:Dull and nominal. Corn
Steady receipts l1s,00 bushels; ungraded
45a4Iei low mixed 53Hc; yellow western Ala
4Sc; No. 2August 49&c bid, 46xc asked Sep,
tember 46Ac bid, 1870 asked; October axe
btd, Axe asked. Oats-Fairly active; receipts
$1,000 bushels; ives ern mixed 29aS2Xc; white
western 32aSSc. Hops-Unchangsd. HAY
In good demand. Coffee = Steady; Rio cArroes
l0kallAc. Sugor-Firm and UNCHANGED,
Molasses-Dull and unchanged. Rice-Ffrm.
er; South Carolina 6XaTXc. Petroleum
Dull: United 8i4a85xc; crude 5Sec; refined
OK. .Tallow-Quiet and unchanged. Resin
Dull at 81 97Ha1 80. Turpentine-Steady
at z6hc, Egg-Firmer; western lSal6c, Pork
Dull; S. 76a9 90. latter choice. Beef-Nom.
inally unchanged. Cut Meats Firm and IN.
changed. Lard-Strongeri prime steam IS Cd
as IS. Butter-Dull and unsettled; western
Gallo. Cheese--Noininally unchanged; west.
ern 3Ha5Nc. Whisky Steady at 81 06.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22
The Present Rise In Wooi-Thc Situation
August Goth.

The Present Rise in Wooi-Thc situation
August Goth.
steutenFills Wool Bulletin.
Those having wool to sell should not,
we think, depend too much upon the fu-
ture of the wool market, and expect to get
Soc for wool. Such a thing might happen
that wool would bring this price, but as
things are now we scarcely think it policy
to hold.-Itis true that we have the prom
Use Of improved business" and we all
must admit that business is better than
for some years past, but is not likely 10
result in a "boom" that will carry every
thing to war prices.
The present depression in the Old
World, particularly England, has resulted
in laying combing wool down to manufac-
turers in the East, duty paid, at 36c per
pound. Did our business boom" extend
over the world as It promises to do over
this country, wemight look for wool to 60
TO 50c-but will it now?
While, in the spring, We advised farm
ers not to be misled BY the sc talk, we
wottld again say-donot depend loo much
upon getting SOC for your wool. But with
40c per pound in the East, for IN wool as
a basis We would say, as your wool is
above or below this inequality and condi.
ton, and according TO the market, taking
into consideration the difference between
the East and tho ''lntcrior districts" it
might be better to accept fair offers fol
your wool,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22
sold Si' Points the Moral of the Conk
f.. ATaIe

sold Si' Points the Moral OF the Conk
Iiug-Sprague Affair.
Atlanta (Ga.l Constitution.
Old 81 laid his hand upon his knee.car
and said:
obs hyar sporadick tech OBJ de rumati,
minds me dat hits gwine ter rain bout
for days an l'sslierbuI ter lose de run OF
de story"
(Which story?"
"Dat lectlo romance up yonder in Rode
Hum, 'twixt Conkling an Guv.nel
Sprague."
"What do you think of It, 81, anyhow
"Well, sab, my 'pinions on desc hyat
queschinsi is purity solid, fer er fack! Now,
in dis case Use clar'ly satersfide dat dc
Guv. wuz totin' round de bes' argument
dat wuz lef' him in dc premises"
"Ihen youapprove ofthe shotgun rem.
edy for domestic invasions?"
"Jess edzackly! An wheuebber OF
man gifts hisset up ter dat pitch, whedder
he's or musick teacher fun Germany er q
chin.musishum FUN New Yawk, dat he
goes inter kamp on anudder mans home
lot, de owner OF de lot hez got de rite ter
use er rit Of 'jectmen: wild ha'r.triggers
an senter fire buckshot kartridges!"
perhaps the law forbids and furnishes
another sort Of remedy?"
':Dat mebbe so wild de Law dey puts on
der sheep-skid kivers, but dar's er onritten
law OBJ dis hyar Lam dat when er man buys
er marridge.license he gifts de rite wild hit
ter organize ~iunerils in his naborhood in
desc sort OBJ 'm~ergincies!"
sand that looks reasonable"
Oats de snoobrbore logic dat'l wind
up de debate jess ez well in Rodeillum il
in Georgy, an hits dat sort OBJ er sekshun
OBJ de kode OATS tackled up on my doah.
post, yer heah mel"
And then the old man limped away to
escape the shower.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22
'Teomas carf,Ie on emo UnEnovn.v

VS.
The Edlnburg'S olmaa brings to light
the following letter:
TRf GRAxaE, A~IREsrORn, Sept. q,
1s4s.-MY DEAR MADAM: The question
that perplexes you Is one that no man can
answer; you may console yourself by re.
lecting that 1t iSby its nature insoluble to
human creatures,-that perhaps what hu.
man creatures mainly hlyeto do with such
aquestion Is to get Il well put to rest, sup.
pressed II not answered, that so their lie
and itsduies may be attended 10 without
impeachment from It. Such questions In
this our early existence are many. "There
are two things says the German philoso.
pher, "that strikes me dumb; the starry
armament (palpably ~intinite) and the
sense OF right and wrong In man." Who.
ever follows out that dumb will say III.
tie upon the origin Of our conceptions OF
Heaven and Hell-of an inhnitude OF
inerited happinessand infinitude OF meri.
ted wo-and have much to reflect upon
under an aspect considerably changed.
Consequences, good and evil, blessed
and accursed, It Is very clear, do follow
from all our actions here below, and pro.
long, and propagate, andspread themselves
into theintnite, or beyond our calculation
or conception; but whether the notion OF
reward and penalty be not, in the whole,
rather a human one transferred 10 that
immense divine fact, has been doubtful to
many. And this consideration, which the
best philosophy teaches us, that the very
best consequences" mot TO speak OF the
penalties at ALI OF erl actionSdie away and
become abolished long before e.ernity
ends; that 1t Is only the consequences OF
good actions that are eternal for these are
In harmony with tho laws OF the universe,
and add themselves to It, and cooperate
with 1t forever, while all that is In dis.
harmony with II must necessarily he with.
out continuance and soon fall dead-as
perhaps you have heard in the sound OF
the Scottish psalm amid the mountains;
the true notes alone support ono another,
all following the one true rule; the false
notes, each following It's different false
rule, quickly destroy one another; and the
psalm, which was diSCordant enough near
athand, is \ perfect melody when heard
from aiar.
On the whole, ! must account it but a
morbid weak Imagination that shudders
over this wondrols divine universe as q
place Of despair to any creature, and, con.
trarywise, Almost degraded human sense,
sunk down to the region Of the brutal
however common it bel that in any case
remains blind to the infinite difference
there ever is between right and wrong for
q human creature -or Gods law and the
DEVILS law. Yours very truly,
7. CARLYLE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22

CINCINNATI, August 81 Cotton Firm al
ike. Flour-Quiet, Wheat-In SoOd de.
mand at 02a96c; receipts, $1,000 bushels
shipments l4,00i bushels. Com-Easier al
S7HaSSc, ~oats-Steady and In fair demand
at 24a2Sc. Rye-steGdy and In fair demand
at 6ia66c. Barley-DulI and nominal. Pors
Quiet at s. 80. Lard-ln fair demand al
lower rates; current make S 60. Bulk Meat.
dull and prices 4 shade lower at s. 35i
y 6oa4 SIX. Bacon-A 00a5 25a5 62H
WhlSky-Dnl at 81 0S. Butter-Firm anC
unchanged. Linseed oll-SteRdy and in fai
demand at Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22

NJ. 8 stops al al SaIG05 between Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22

PMrtADELrnIA, August 2i.-Flour-Dull,
and limited demand Minnesota family med.
ium s. OO; good IS %; fancy IS so; Ohio
family new wheat S IS; 1t. Louis family
choice IS 50; Kentucky family IS 20; winter
wheat patents 50 so; Minnesota patent IS ia
aG IS. Rye Flour-steady at $ IS. Wheat
Moderate demand; rejected s5ca$l co; No. 2
red, elevator, 81 %. Corn-Lcss active; re.
iected, 4Gai6Hc; western mixed 47a47xc;
yellow, on track. 4SaiS1c. 0ats-Steady;
and unchanged. Lard--Western 8a8Xc. But
ter-Easy; creamery extra l7alSc; New York
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra l4ai5c
Western Reserve extra l2aI4c. Eggs-Scarce
western lSaI3IEc. C~heese-Firm; creamery
5a5h. Petroleum-Weak; crude Sc; refined
&c. Mhisky-FirM western 81 OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22
A Grand Republican Mass Meeting on
on the BellRIre Marrow Gauge.

~ ANNA #.#
Arrangements are about completed for a
grand Republican mass meeting at Grand
view Grove, near Jacobsburg, Saturday,
September 10th. A foreign speaker OF
National reputation has been promised by
the State Executive Committee, and VIC
have received a letter from the Republican
candidate for Governor, Hon. Chas. Fos-
ter, in which he says: ~ am ~notengaged
for the Goth, and may be'able to so arrange
my work go as to be with youthen!l 9th.
or speakers OF well established reputation
have been invited and some Of them will
be present.
II is the purposeto make this a basket
picnic reunion OF the Republicans Of the
southern part OF Belmont county to which
the people Of the whole county will be In
vited, and OF which a day may be spent in
the shady grove, in listing to some Of the
ablest speakers Of the country. discussing
the political issues Of the hour. Full par
~ticulars will be given In ample time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22

BALTIMORE, August 2l.-Flour-Firn and
unchanged. Wheat-Western higher and
steady; No. 2 western winter rcd spot and
August 81 09Nal cox; September $lO9Xa
! 00H; October 81 0DXa1 cox, Corn
Western firm; western mixed, spot and
August 46Aa46Xc; September 47Na47Xc;
October 4Sa4SHc; steamer, no offerings. Oats
Steady; Pennsylvania 3laS9c; western
white SlaS2c; do mixed 20aSOc. Rye-Ouiet
at G0a69c. Hay-unchaugcd. Provisions
Firm and unchanged. Buttcr-Firm and &C,
tive; prime to choice western packed l2al4c
Eggs-Actiye at l1al2c. P~etrolcum-Un
changed. Cofee-Quiet; Rio careoes lii
i4Hc, Whisky-Dull at 81 O8kaI O7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22
Allegheny Ca,tIe,

EAST LIBERTY, August 2L-CArrEE-Re.
ceipls to-day go head of through and ~
head Of yard stock; total for three days 5T7
head Of through and $3.50 head Of local,
Run for yard sales has been good for The week,
with all sold out. Prices closed firm al IN
following: best $500a52 IS; fair TO good $fG0a
4 90; common S. 26a4 90.
HoSs-Reeeipts today o,0l5head: total 70,
three days $3.50; grasSers S. 50a3 60; Yorker.
s. S0aS 90; Philadelphias s. OOai 90.
SHEEr-Receips to-day 300 head; total
for three days 1890 head; prices ranging from
s. 70 to 4 IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22

uoYRRhNkHTa quiet
united statsS d Of Isi, eOupOns. .................+. -letk
New 1--WE.
NOR -Four and 0 haltl' W
rev foun "a
CufreneT blxW ......~............
RAILROAD BoSDs-strong G. G, al. G. frstS
20; no sales seconds
SrATE BoNDs-Nrm.
STocKs-The market was irregular through.
out the day. St Louis and San Francisco
stocks werc buoyant, and advanced Las per
cent Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
rose az per cent to cox, and later declined
TO 81, at which II closed. The remainder Of
the list declined NaN at the opening, after.
ward advanced Halx, and finally reacted IA
Y. The leading features were Northwestern,
81, Paul, Lake Shore, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and New Jersey Central.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which $500 were Burlington 4 Cedar Rapids,
1000 Erie, {, 200 Northwestern common, l..
500 preferred, 10000 St Paul common, l,4O0
preferred, 100 Wabash, 1900 Lackawanna,
600 New Jersey Central, $500 Michigan
5000 Pacific Mail, 1900 st. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern, 1000 ST. Louis
& San Francisco, 1900 preferred, $500 fist
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