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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24
MONEY AND TRADE.

a.L No. = 80 ~ ss.-s7
1oROy and 6too6h

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-G0vernments quiet and
steady. Railroad bonds generally strong aud higher,
withe Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central and
Chesapeake Ohio leading. State securities dull.
stocks-The market was strong in early dealings
and prices advanced 102A per cent, st. Louis l.
San Francisco coal shares and Standard stocks lead
ing in the upward movement Toward midday 3
reaction set in and under moderate sales decline
Of A02A per cent. was recorded, the latter In West
ern Union. During the afternoon the market be-
came firm and recovery Of A0lk per cent. took
place in instances, but dull and irregular tone
prevailed at tho The Graphic says: stThe
strength shown by Columbus, Chicago + Indiana
Central in the face of the most persistent hammer
ing Of bears during the late decline is explained by
the news which comes from Washington to-day A
telegram from that city states ths Judge Harlan has
rendered his decision in the case of the Columbus,
Chicago Indiana Central Railroad company against
the Pennsylvanis Railroad company, fixes the
amount due plaintiff at $26000O0. This decision is
not likely to havo the effect Of still further advaDc-
ing the price particularly, it is we'll understood
that the Pennsylvania people have become possessed
of the bulk Of the stock. A Washington dispatch
says the treas uy will disburse silver certificates In
place Of greenbacks.' z.-
Of which $4,000 were Erie; 10000 Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern; $500 Chicago Northwestern :
6,10O Milwaukee st. Paul: IS, COO Delaware, Laeka-
wanna Western; 800 New Jersey Central; 18 600
Delaware Hudson; $500 Michigan Central; 1900
Illinois Central; loo Union Pacific; 5000 Colum-
bus, CHICAGO Indiana Central; 5000 Hannibal &
st. Joe; 1900 Ohio l. Mississippi; $1,000 Western
Union: 5000 Pacific Mail; $4,000 Wabash, st, Louis
Pacific; l., 600 Missouri Kansas Texas; LOGO st.
Louis & Iron Mountain: 600 Northern Pacific
5000 Canada Southern; $500 st. Louis San Fran
cisco, and 5000 Reading. B. III. ..r- p -.
Money, 507 per annum, 1-16 per diem, closing at S
per cent. Prllne mercantile paper sos per cent.
Sterling exchange bankers bills weak at 81 sight
exchange On New York 83H.
Produce exports for the week, $s,S55,0O
The following were the closing quotations:
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Railroads Consolidated.

ATcH1soN, Dec. 22.-Two of tho three
extension lines of the Central Branch Of the
Union Pacific railroad, now under the control
of Jay Gould, has just been consolidated under
the name of the Atchison, Colorado l. Pacific
railroad. At the meeting of the new directors,
held at Beloit, Mitchell county, Kan, on Dec.
18th, r. NJ. Pomeroy, Of Boets IN, was elected
president; dillingham; 81. Nichols, of New
York, vice president; A. J. Barnes of New
York, treasurer, and Thomas J. White, of At
Gibson, secretary. This road runs through
some of the richest lands on this continent,
which are being rapidly settled and put under
cultivation. This line will be rapidly pushed
westward. .--....., -. - -
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COURT CULLINGS,
DISTRICT DOINes,

DISTRlCT DO1NQS.
The business transacted before Judge
Vanderburgh at the district court yesterday
was as follows:
In the case of Thomas Cavanaugh, ap-
pellant, VS.. The Chicago, Milwaukee & st..
Paul Railway company, respondent, a YER
dict of $40 for appellant was rendered. A
stay of proceedings was granted for thirty
Days.
William G. Godfrey, appellant, vs.. The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Company. respondent. On trial.
Julius Hallgarten, Bernhard Manner and
Sigmund Nenstadt, partners as Hallgarten &
Co., vs.. Hennepin County Savings Bank.
Continued to Jan, 5.
L. Bernard Kilbourne va. Julius Bsrkey--
Removed to United States circuit co urt.
Augustine Fl. Jones VS.. julius Berkey-
Removed to United States circuit court.
Chas. May ct al VS.. First Division St. Paul
& Pacific Railroad company and Edmund L..
Rice, Horace Thompson and John S. Ken
usdy, rustees--Dismissed.
John. w. Pence ct al. vs. the st, Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad company
Jury waived.
Before Judge Young, tbs following:
The case Of Z. E. Rundy vs.. P. g. Bell
was tried and submitted.
The case Of Isaac Atwater vs.. the board Of
county commissioners was not moved.
The calendar for to-day is as follows:
Winthrop Young J. NJ. jarrett.
August Ende vs. the Lyndale Railway
company.
Ed. Brown vs. the Lyndale Railway COM
pany.
L. J. Skinner vs. W. B. Adams.
PROBATE P1CKrNas.
In the matter of the estate OF Maria A. G.
Freiderichs, deceased; last will and tesla
ment admitted to probate.
In the matter Of toe estate of Thomas
Quigley, deceased; last will and testament
admitted to probate and letters testamentary
issued to Johanna Quigley.
In the matter of the estate of Anton
2ahler, deceased: order filed confirming sale
of real estate in Wright county.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
John Dempsey was up for drunkenness,
but got off free.
Wensen Coroner, for the same ofense, was
discharged.
Peter Nelson and Ed. Palm paid So for
drunkenness.
E. De Alley, for the alleged assault on
Elisha Moore, will have hearing Friday
morning.
Jennie Webster and Gerty Clark, two
prostitutes, paid $12 each.
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Grant and the Canal.

PHIADEIPH1A, Pa, Dec. % George Childs
stated to-day that Gen. Grant was not interest,"
ed in the Nicaraguan canal project and had no
intention Of accepting the presidency of the
company. The General, 81: course, desired to
see the canal opened, as he believed it would be
great benefit to commerce. Childs said also
that neither he nor A. E. Borie were interested
in the project.
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Observation-Disclosures
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

----------------
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The markets were nearly deserted yester-
day.
A cigar-box mandatory is to be estab-
lished here soon.
Mr.. P. o. Chilstrom, Of Mandan, q form
err NIinneapolitan, is visiting in M,nneapo-
lis.
sour Wide Awakes'' have Christmas
tree and entertainment OF Harrison Hall on
Thursday evening.
Charles Hoag fell through the elevator
opening in Janney Bros store, receiving
some severe bruises.
By the fire on Moaday night Gen. Rey-
nolds lost about 500. The loss Is fully
covered by insurance.
The directors of the st. Cloud, Mankato &
Austin railroad were in the city on business
yesterday, and put up at the Nicollet.
snow storm set in early yesterday morn
ing and continued all day, thus settling the
question Of sleighing for this winter.
NJ. T. Skitf, agent of the Helen Potter
Pleadies, is arranging for the appearance of
that company at the Academy of Music on
January end and 3rd.
Ice dealers are making up for lost time
during the early part Of the season, and have
large crews of mon at work cutting out i'm
mense quantities of ice.
Khurum lodge gives another of their. pop
ular socials at their new lodge room on First
avenue south, between Washington avenue
and Third street, this evening.
Tomorrow evening the Knights e
Pythias have their Christmas social at the
new Pythian hall, in the Day block, on
Washington avenue and Fourth avenue
south, and it promises to be the largest of
tie season. Street cars will be on hand to
convey people home from the party at all
hours, and refreshments will be served in
the banquet hail. Every convenience has
been established that the most fastidious
couid desire,
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STATE q: p OF MINNESOTA,

On this 18th day OF December, 1875 personally an.
peared before the undersigned, q notary public In
d for sid county, James Barciev and irwin w
Gates, to me well known 20 the persons who signed
and sealed the foregoing articles of Incorporation
and each acknowledged the same to be their free act
and deed. d. GEo. MORRISON
[seal.1 Notary Public, Douglass County, Wis.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, /.

On this nth dsy Of December, 1917 personally
and for said county, Morris 4. Brown, Thomas C.
Shapleigh. Frank Ives, John Frederick, Arthur
Yoernault, George Croker, e. B Ellsworth William
M. Ross and Isaiah Gervais, to me well known to be
the persons who signed and sealed the FOREGOING
articles of mcorpot alton, and each acknowledged
the Same to DO their free act and deed
lSeal. JOHN NOLAN,
Notary Public, MINI.
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: MARKETS IN DETAIL, ~. .
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
NORTON, DORM q Co.,
= Commission Merchants. 49, 80
80. -. - =.
MARKETS IN DE-

LIVERPOOL, Dec. %. 1880 /. x-Whsst
firmly held. Floating oargoes firm. =. 3.
New York, Dec q. 90 4. M.-Whest
opens slow and quiet; 10 lower to sell.
NEW York, Dec. g. 1900 M.-Wheat, de-
r,and for continent increasing. - -.
NEW YoRK Dec. as, 100 p. x.-Whsat
closing 10 up on white 10 up on red. 40 :.
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To Work for the Weaver Bill.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. pa mass meeting of
soldiers and sailors of the war was held to,
night in the interest of a move
ment to secure additional remuneration
for their services to the government.
Speeches were made and resolutions
adopted, urging the Missouri members of
Congress to support the Weaver bill. A per-
mancnt organization was formed to work in
conjunction with siDlilar associations in other
cities. -' f'-
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Berlin dispatch says Intelligence from
Cannes indicates that the czarins's condition
is SO critical that there is little hope of her
sival more than few days. -,
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ssopmIn 10 AZ

Mixed trains for Twin Lakes, Norman, Lake Mills,
Bensons Grove and Forest City leaves Albert Lea at
Forest City at $3.50 T. NJ, except Sunday
Trains arrive and depart from the St Paul Pacific
depot, Minneapolis.
hcket offce, No. Washington avenue. Opposite
Nicollet Houss) ". g. Teller, ticket agent, and at
81. Paul Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and at 11s
East Third street, st. faul-0eo. d. Hazard ticket
agent. CHAS r, HATOH Gem. Mansoar.
A. II. BoDx, Passenger kgsn& = -
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Minneapolis 4 st. Louis Railway-Shcrt
Line. Iowa Route, via Burlington.
New line between Minneapolis, 81. Paul and Chi
cago. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains with PULLMAN PALACE CAR
% miles shorter than any other route.
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st. Louis Express. !.

Passengers ut st. Paul leave by
the st. Paul b Pacific r. r.
ut IL m, connecting ct Min
neapoHs. On Saturday fi1ia
train runs to Albert Lea only
Passenger train for Chaska,
Carver and Merriam juno
ton, connecdng at Chaska
for points on Hastings l.
Dakota railroad.
Mixed, Minneapolis and Mer-
Ram Junction, connecting to
and from al local stations on
st. r. & 8. q. B. b. as far q
st. James. Connects n
Chsska to and from all points
on Hastings 4 Dakots b. R.
Omaha Ex., to and from all
points on st. P. h 8. G. R'y.,
Omaha and California; also
TO snd from points on has
tngs d Dakota BY. west to
Glencoe. -.
Mixed, Minneapolis and White
Bear Lake and Duluth.
Mixed, Minneapolis, White
Rear AXE And Ski1lVRnSAp
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WHEAy,
HHwAUKEs

Wheat. Lfeceipts in Chicago, 1lA126 bushels !;
shipments IL OFT bushels. 5-2:7:1 81
Wheat receipts IN Milwaukeo 676sO bushels. abr,
meDts 40 bushels. - -
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Le. daily. Jar. daily.
l:s '':lo.n
Ex. Salty Ex. Mon

A'N p H:W . m
E1. Salty E1. Mon.
Elk. Sun. Ex. Sun.
9:WsmI $40 pm
TOO ami $40 pm
S:3pml1:1 10 , n
"a sos p m
! 7:10am 1856 a m
2 2:l6pml sos pm
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ss. Pa,.l Ratlroad Tina rabze,.

1E9ceps ouHuHy. "E1ceps batufuay. 4E1oept
Monday. All other trains daily. sa.a
JAS. j. HILL, Gen. Manager.
W. 8. ALExANDER, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Northern Pacific Railroad
Depot foot Of sibley street. Ticket and freight
Office, No. 43 jackson street.
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| The amount Of capital stock Of said corporation
shall be i've million dcllars which shall be paid in
| such instannents as the board Of directors shall
from time to time determine, instslment to ex-
coed per centum, shall assessments therefor
be made oftener than once in thirty days.
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ARTICLE Y.

The highest amount Of indebtedness or liability to
which said corporation shall at any time be subject
Is three million dollars. 81 :fEsE 49,
, 1879-06-03

partieularly respce. him. II ! were = more
polite person 1 should have btdcd ny. time,
gone on assl'mfng tho 'oi.l ttckol, and tiatter-
ia i'd 10 o might be sdraftea. d III nut I'm ny = disgust
got t'e hotter Of my dlacretIon, ani LET him
hnvc II over the left ear With more furco tlian
Eraco, ! nm sorry, al, sure; but II am to
emulate Gov. Hendricks III the art cf 'strad.
mattst or a statesman"
"l1t IA not yo,ir assault upon Gov. i1en.
drtcks an abandonment Of the o1!i ttckes't'
"As far - he Is concerned, i Is. isut what
oponty RssailinT IT,. and secretls Intriguing
against it. lie says, fatty, he will not eake the
seeund piace. beliave, hin: His Indiana
tttcnds say :hey will put him forward for the
them. Now. Il things Should hc allowed to 20
on unlsturbed. AMI convention should aa-
tenablo anu nominate the old ticket. aud then
Gov. Hendricks should rotuse to serve, should
know What VIC nro TO expect in auvancol 10
wash our dirty linen f,aforo VIC arc required to
wear It f}ov. Hendricks brought 'italc htrength
to the ticket bcforo, md will add nothing. to Il
ability, intellectually cla In neutral ttnts, pos
acssinE neither magnetism nor dash. Halt
dozen Wcstern Democrats would suit a. wcll as
her
~ SUPPOSE yo,1 arc awats that you have great.
" incensed tie Indiana Democrats, IND that
there has boon talk oi getting up series OF H.
dlrnatton mccttngsT'
''lhe lndIana Democrats aro 4 warm, t:nputs-
I've body OF men. lher nrc the best fighters in
tho wori.l. should BIZ sorry TO trc1r their H.
will. Hut II they must be angry because cat-
not sec rs many public virtues IN Cor. Hen.
bricks as thcY think they sec. cannot belp 1t,
hare my own duty to perform. ard mist DUR
suo tho lights bcforo INC. Gov. Hendricks
piqucs himself uoon ncyor making mlstakcs. !
1'quc myself upon nothing, and often mako mis-
tnkes. But tsirrc is one thing / never do: I
stradtlla no fences, and cau always be found
shlnnyt,lg on my own sidc."
With thIs pasiiMg ahot, alr. Wattcrson turned
to rcsume bis work. md the reporter, having
filled out the Instructions furnished him, took
Lin leave.
, 1879-06-03
4 TAn1eSSuA 1Inntnnor.

tHFTftpbHHffCf Cincinnati ftt6nltrrj1f
GALLATiN, Tenn, May :D.-lu one Of tic
most asistocrat!c nclghborhoods IL this {Sunl-
peri county, sumo eight niles FROM Gallatiu, re-.
sles ssisa1,, 'aatly proud Of teir gensaloEy and in
away resides another family equally rs wealthy
and arlssocratlc. For quarter or century
tho Eeads Of these two powerful families hive
been at war. On several occasions the "Codc II
lzs been consulted. a.tl only tic intervention
standing FROM being settled by 1t years ngo.
Each thinks tile otiier has douo hiru icrp
wrong: Each chcrshes In hts bosom eternal
hatred toward thy other, n,M there Is no aoat-
inE It. both ot these gentlemen have nice, In
teltigcnt families. Quo hus son. tho other
q daughter. They .wero rcase,l, though, III
tho san,c nciEhborhood, entirely struuGefs.
Both returned home ~ the early~part OF tle
summer Of 1876 full blown graduates, They
nut several weeks attefward at nuighboshood
nsc'l!c, a!"! locked upon each otler Tor tao first
beauty ot The fair ono with feeling wo
know not how to desertbc. tIe sought
hlr acquaintance, which wns granted, and tlle
youthful M @nd hluahtng, though ''attlaomo pats,
thc yclvety sud beneath the spreading trees.
Their snptrlor education lifted ihcm for thr
aoecty OF nune but themselves. III la,nilg
words, inll oi e1oauent tncanlng, tho young
man pledged his love, and asked llers In return.
| 5hs gave HIN II. return all ho asied.
During this time tic fathers Of the lovers
hla child was assoeIat!ng, but boil, hal c1-
explalac'! to them. They both BECAME frpnlIc
With mgo, ana Loft thy picnic tluroughly dis
eustea WIN he laea ot heir children asaocIat.
lnE with such stock. The sovcra criticism t,ut
each one OF thu nav lovers received frum theIr
parcats ts'nt night may we'll be Imagined. 1t
was such u least 10 Gust pail Of aarit,less over
Tho bright path OF lfo whiel, they had 50 beau
titliltE DfCtlrEtI n ftH h11tFs hnforH
, 1879-06-03

story of tic GTanl Canon; Chnrlcs Muy a.,1
his broEer KODcrt, III tho spring Ut 167D, o!refpd
70 f9op na1i 5ng11 tea lew me Arkasas
WAS accepted, wlIen wu started Into tho uppor
eutratce uf thc cunon with u l4sge skin, rrt,yH,-
q! with sl1 days provisions nl. 40 fcetof rope.
VIII Which, " taking ruauluE turn aros!us
some ilr'nlY planted objcct. se could lover Cur
bnat l00 iect at a time. LII this way, ut tho cnl
OF three daya, having sot atlrift many hunllrcd
t!es. "e trhrlletl thu cntra1,co tn tlle lsayal
tiorge. HIRE wc discovered lhnt an attempt to
Was Gertntn destruction, null to retl.rn was In
possible. Accordingly, l determined to lowcs
my hroter down t!.c fall III ti.s bout, distut,cv
nf @t3 feet gave him tho rope, mud let him taKo
tnin III that dtrcctlon} whlle would risk NY
physical abllitY to climb ttlo canon wall, which
was at!ots U3o feet hlgh.
About ~ o'clock ln< the morning aliook
haIs with my brother, lowurcd hiln III tho boat
safely 70 tbs foot of the tall, gave hn lie ronu.
md saw lltm no more. ,lheu throwing ustt,e sny
GOAT, hat, a.,d buots, ulnl stripping The snc!ts
ftuIn my feet, commenced NY climbing way,
ulse,' reael't.E The hight of l00 .00 feet, only
way. AZ length, abont o'clock In tias utter
mum, ! reached hight upon tho smooth cano1.
wall OF ahHst thousand tect. .llere my further
proKress was arrested by u sllclvng ledge at
ur uorc. 10 uaya,lco was without i,opu; 10 re-.
turn. ccrsa!n death. Reaching upward u1,u out
was. g:as,ses1 tesn yim', OF t!iU !sugs With pno
4uni ad tlle,l Will lllI utller, my teot sltppot
from tle sooth sl,e of the canon, u,ld ny bt,y
hung suspended in tlo alt Il thousand feet
aboyo tlle ru1rins waters ol thu Arkansas.
"At tllut Mauuient looked downward to
lncasurs THO distance ,WonEd iluyu tn fsll when
the strength OF my araia gasu ul't. 4 sti,,glns
sensation cfrpt through NY. ha!r as my cyu
caslSht thu strong root pf cedar bush TINT pru-
1cctel WI nver the ledge. 4 lutte heyoud utv
rracl. NY Erasp npoil Ll'c rim Ut thu le,lge was
fnst Welding to ito weight 1T my tsrrsu,,. rl,e1,
determined to makumy best e!rort to raise
my body ".'d throw y sideways tuwartl the seot
~ a. to br!ng 1t within my grasp. Al tho mo
intnt Of commencing r!le ctTOrt saw my moth.
er's fara Us ahu leaned over tllu ledge, reached
aown her hand, AMI caught nus by the In r.
Stranger, my inotir5 died wAila yet u yauhy
wousau, wllen and NY brother wero smusi bays
but Remember hcr faee. VIVA successful II,
making tho sIdo leap o{ 1nY arms, .wllua lruw
Mysclf upun tllu ledxt, ,atl1 rested for tt.,ls.
From hers. upward mf.elimbing way was laGo.
rious, but lsss dsngerola. lssachta t4a top VI
, 1879-06-03

The Princess Louise is reported to be lady
Thoroughly accomplished In tomestictttes. b,u
appointments uycry dctalI Vi the entertainments
at Goyctuluent tiousc, and hss vigorously dl.
1ecte.l liz. repairs Ettng Oil lherH. She has good
lie ut!,rr day, not ,ikng tllu paint prepared for
sua4c wsauIWotk, aha .nttet it aser With bur
OWN ha,lla nnt! slu got The tint shu wAntc.l
Thu result showed thut her tAsta was perfect
t1s Princess 'lAs taken tho lead ~ very selsi-
chanl;es IN drrss u II tims OF inulrnlng. 9te
llas worn sttru tlc death Ut her sister dlrk cns-
lutllss, to he Hure. but no techuscal GnourulnE,-
arcss oi any kind.
, 1879-06-03

During the blow on Saturday night the old
seow Asa Chtlds, loaded With lumber fron
lGamlin for Partlee, Cook & Co., ot this city,
became watcrlogced In the heavy sea, dragged
lcr anchors, and went to the beach ucar High
land Park. Capt. Durlnd, who owned au1 sailed
her, escaped ia safety with his crew of Rix mon
In the Jolly boat, hut lost s.l the c!Tcets they ha
Oh board. 1'lie ycsae begun to break up short-
ly after going Oh, ntid will psoyo tutal wreck.
She WAS valued ut $4,000, nltl was not insurablc.
The cargo WIS scattered along tho brach, but
most OF 1t wilt DO recovered.
, 1879-06-03

The tug Ward ia in Miller Beos.' slry-dock to
rereiyu new sl,oe.
1ac schr Industry WAS lately sold at United
Htatcs sfarshal's suto at st. Joseph,
The scht u. Parsons lost her foremost Ia the
blow Of SUNDAY outside.
'Ihe Lumber Market was oyercrowled with
vessels YESTERDAY; III fact. 1t has not contained
such !arEu ilcet In long tlmu. The hooker
cruft stretched from Kinztv street to STATE, mud
but uasrow chanuel was left for tnws to pass
by.
, 1879-06-03

Tie reduced ratcs did not llave the leaircd ef
feet on :thc freight market yesterday, the in
guiry bo!ng very light ind tho chastors few.
The only sail vessels put in for Buffalo wnre the
schrs san Diego, 53, 0o0 bu corn, and Emma G.
hutchinson, e. COO bu corn, at &c per bu. A
propeller WAS takcn for part OF a cnrgo Of wheat
to Buffalo, on New York through. ratc The
prop Philadelphia took corn for Eric on through
rate. a bettcr business ie anticipated tu-uay.
Yesterday at tic Lumncr-V Vessel Owucrs' As
ISOLATION Office the following charters were re-
ported: Schr A. 2. Nichols. wood, from petos.
key to Chicago, Sl.75 per cord; schr Grace ttur-
ray, lumber, Traverse City to Chlrago, $1.37]11
nor 1000 It; schr Bello Walhrlugc wood,
sclr San Jacsuto, lumber, Traverse CIty to
Chtcago 31.2sS per 1,Uo0 feet; schr Glad It'd
1ngs, lumber, Frankfort to Chicago, s150.