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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
Ratification Meeting In Concordia.
[Natchez Democrat.l


A meet,nr of the voters and citizens Or the
parish Of Concordla was held ~ vldallh on
Saturday last, for the purpose ot ratIfyinR
the action of the Baton Rouge nominating
convention. at which Geo. i. Walton, ESD,
was appointed chairman, and J.. Autt, ESQ,
secretary.
The following resolutions presented were
heartily adopted:
Resoipcd That we heartily indorse and
pledge our undivided support to the state
ticket as nominated by the Democratic- Con
seryatiye party of the State of Louisiana,
with the name OF Hon. L.. A.. Wilt at lts head
for the Ohief Magistracy OF our beloved state.
In Hon. II. A. Wiltz we have man whose
reputation stands untouched by even shanow
or suspicion. and who has by his action
during his political career won untadinR
la,rcis from all parties. irrespective of party
attiliation His able and Impartial manner
while presiding over the House, Senate and
constitutional convention Ia a sufficient guar.
antee to the whole people OF Louisiana that
the Democratic- Conservative party Louisiana
has nothing In view but a fair aud Just hd-
mjnistration Of the affairs of government.
Rcs0lfed. That wc cordially invite all good
citizens to unite with ua In December next
and give their votes and assistance In eectlng
the whole ticket and the adoption OF the new
constitution.
TIE committee on resolutions was com
pospd Of Messrs. j. 4. Boatner, v. :: inynor
T. b. jackson, j. q. Seaman and u. Pullln
ThereRular Dem ocrattc-C Conservative tlcke,
will without doubt receive hearty suppof'
in COncordia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. AT the municipal cleo
tlons throughout England Saturday last,
wherever political considerations were In
volved, the Liberals we're mostly triumph
ant. In one or two important boroughs the
balance OK power was completely reversed In
favor Of the Liberals. In LIVERPOOL, where
the town council stood forty-two Conserva-
tives to twenty-five Liberals, 1t now stands
thirty.four Conservatives and thirty Liberals
A disease known locally ae black tongue,
but which Is probably very violent form OF
country surrounding this city. The disease
has bat1led the skill Of medical men.
Five inches Of snow fell at this point last
night.
The epidemic OF typhoid and measles at
Cape Clear continues to extend. Hundreds
OF cases were reported Saturday.
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A Budget Of items from Other
Quarters. Of the World.
"a Great Battle Expected i'm South
America Probability of HOS
tilities between England
and Bnrmah.
The French Chambers Summoned to Meet
This Month.
AFGHANlSTAN.

LONDON. New. 3.-A dispatch TO the Stand
ard from CBbul says: The Aaeer has In
formed Gen. Roberts that there arc about
nine sacks of rupees buried In the city.
Troops have been sent to discover and seize
the treasure,
The Ameers chamberlain has been az.
rested.
Shntarganden Pass has been abandoned.
A Cabui dispatch reports that eight lacs of
trepsure have been unearthed, chiefly gold
coin. All has been contisoated for the present
Eleven prisoners have been executed Tor par
tiolpation In the massacre of the British En-
bassy and sixty persons examined SINCE the
trial began. Tt ID expected that the Afghan
monarchy will not be reconstructed. but
broken ,lp into several provinces. The inno-
cence of tho Amear is still FAR from clear.
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Men have given their watches, and even
sleeve links Women have thrown into ~, the
fund their diamonds and silver plate. The
archbishop OF Lima heads the subscription
with 1000 soles. Nearly 100000 soes have
only placed before the public yesterday.
IN spite OF the feeling OF sadness at the loss
~ t.ra,, ana the Hauscar. enthusiasm runs
high. and no thought of submission.
OF conollation crosses the mind OF
the people. Determination to wage
war until victory ls obtained, or all
lost, u as fixed as when hostilities COM
meneed. The ministry, to give the presi-
dent an opportunity to choose new advisers,
resigned ca masse. but their designations
were not accepted.
A report comes from Lima that Mrs drau.
wife OF the heroic admiral, on receipt OF the
Intelligence OF his death was 80 seriously
affected that she died shortly afterwards.
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+. w EST INDIES.

HAVANA, Nov. 3.-The German mail steamer
brings adviees from st. Thomas to the TWEEN
ty-nnth OF October. Gen. Salomon was pro
claimed President OF Hayti on the twenty
third ultmo. and Issued q manifesto asking
the support Of the nation.
Intelligence from San Domingo to the TWEEN
tieth ultImo states that without firing sim
gle shot the whole north has Joined the revo-
I,itIonary movement which Is headed by Gen
Luperon The rebels are marching south
President GuilIermo Is making strenuous ex
ertons to enable the troops to meet the renalf
and fighting may soon be expected. Iht
business OF the whole republic Ia at u stanh "a,
Still. but IL Is hoped that the struggle will b'
short.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Mr. Hamden Story has been selected 30 rep
resent the parish of st. Bernard In the state
Central COMMITTEES.
Mr. w. Skpmbin annoua0es himself as
candidate for Representative In Frankhn
parish.
The Greenbackers OF st. Helena have nom
mated n parish ticket. as follows Represent
ative W. O. Harvell: Clerk, H. q. Hatch;
Sheriff. Pierce PHILIPPE.
An independent Republican convention
will be held Mt the Red Store, Plaalemines
parish, to-day, FOR the purpose OF nominat-
Ing Republican independents ticket.
The Democrats OF st. Helena have put the
following ticket in the iieid t3r hePiesen-
Strickland: for coroner. u. M. Collins.
Tho Greenbackers of Webster parish met IN
convention at Minden. oa the twentieth til-
atant, and made the following nominations
For the Legislature. Irwin Talton. 1or olark se
district court, Gent w. Warren, for sheriff,
j. w. Reagan. for coroner. DIR. }. =. Gheshln.
We arc glad to know and pleased to al,,
nounce that the friends Of Judge Michael
Ryan, the Nestor 81 oar bar. VIII present ms
nam 0 and press his claims to tho next legis-
lature as enc Of the circuit Judges Tor this dis
| trct. "a Alexandria Democrat
| Nominating Convention met In Q building ad
Joining H. Artreta's grocery. The Following
nominations were made: For Representative
Il. H. Millaudon for Sheriff. Isatah johnson
for Clerk of Court. Pbilogene Jorda; for Cor
oner, Dir. u. Foudrait. lSt. Bernard Eagle
At the Democratic primary election held iI
this parish Oh the eighteenth ultimo the fol
lowing named gentlemen received the mum
ber Of votes set opposite their names Fo'
Representative, N. W. Pope 315. A. Levert 1s
for clerk Of court A. Y. Dubroca 2l6, A. Ian
dry 126; for sheriff, y: Kirkland Aa; and ., io
coroner. nr A.. A. Landry 34l. II is by
justiee to Mr.. I4evert to state the use OF MI
name In connection with tho position wal
entirely unauthorized. West Baton Koug
Sugar Planter.
There was meeting Of Republicans q
Caspar's Hall last Wednesday evening. Kes
olutions were adopted denounclng the actor
of the senatorial and judicial convention y
not allowing Jefferson a representation On 20
ticket. IL was also resolved that II Kepubli
can or this parish was not placed on the dis
trict ticket, either senator or district attorney
aatter preferred, "A member OF the party re
siding iii this parish would be nominated 10
district attorney. and the meeting pledges
itself to 10 all In ts power TO secure hls cleo
| tion-I IGretna Courier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
THAT VACANCY.
The Republican State Central Committee
Will Meet To-Day to Fill II.

The Republican State Central Committee
meets at 10 o'clock this morning for the pur-
nose of filing tho vacancy on their State
ticket occasioned by tho declination Of Col.
Gillespie for the nomination OF Lieutenant
Governor.
There was no expression Of opinion among
the faithful Rs to who the coming man would
be. and III consequence no predictions relative
to the name which will take the second place
on the ticket can be made.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
THAT ARMY. ARM.
Gen. sherman's Report on the Present Con
dition Of the Army His Recommen-
dations to Congress.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Gen Sherman's an
nual report TO the Secretary OF Wal WAS M
completed to-day. II IS prefaeed with the
usual tabular statements ana returns hr hn, conn,
piled hy the Adjutant General. These snow
that the total strength the army is now 2lSi
officers and "a 262 men III service and 3sS OIL
GERS retired. OF this force, however, N63 en-
listed are detailed for special service III the
engineer and signal corps, at the torpedo sIi-
ton at West Point, as prison guards etc.,
and not available for frontier defense,
The army proper or real cOmbatlve force
therefore consists Of 1 generals. l3o? olllcers.
&c. 566 men, and 233 Indian scouts. together
with such staff officers as are assigned ~ the
War Department to duty with the troops. IL
thus appears that one-sixth Of the enlisted
men provided by law for the whole army arc
not available for active service. and the
army should not, Gen. sherman says. pe helu
responsible for the work OF $4,000 men Wnen
SO large fraction Is necessarily diverted Io
He recommends that Congress be asked to
80 lepislate as to allow 25,O00 men exclusively
for the line. making special provision loI
| men employed In detached service. Gen
Sherman devotes large portion OF his report
to the trouble with the Indians. which ne
prefaces with a history OF that tribe, ana &C.
| companied with q number OF letters throwing
light upon the history OF the outbreak: dc
a5plauds the courage and energy displayed
| by Gen Adams In obtaining the release o.
| the captiyes, and hopes he will completely
succeed ID his praiseworthy mission, AT the
same time he quotes letter to Gen. sheridan
In which he says: 'Should Agent Adams fal
in his mission, ! understand that the e,el elvi
authorities will stand aside and the military
will take absolute control Of this whole Ut
question and settle It for good and all
Gen. Sherman also gives the history OF IN
recent trouble with the Apaches, IN Nev .,
Mexico, as far as known, but says tnat as Ih
seat Of war is beyond the reach OF telegraph
he cannot give anything definite from Ma}o
Morrow, who is in pursuit Of the hostile 10
dans in that region. c,..,-
In view Of possible trouble from sittln!
the report recommends the construction OF
strong fort near the boundary line betWee
Forts Buford and Assiniboine, ana also D, Go
completion OF the latter fort, which VIII II
uuire about 100000. z=. .=.5.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
SANITATION.
An Invitation Of All Sanitarans to the
Meeting Of the American Public
Health Association.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-With q view Of re-
porting to Congress, at its next session, q
plan for the national public health organlza-
lion. as required by the act establishing the
National Nat. Board Of Health, circular was
issued by the board to-day requesting the he
sanitarians generally and all others interested
in the subject to communicate their views t. to
the board, and inviting State and local boards g
of health to be present at a conference OF the
American Public Health Association to be
held In Nashville, November 18.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Nov 3.-The schooner Defiance
was wrecked at Dover Cause during the gale
Wednesday last. The vessel and cargo are
total loss. no Insurance.
Tho loss by the gale at Prince Edward
Island is estimated at $4,000.
A sailor who landed at Audirener reports that
on Thursday the schooner Marie ,rherese, OF
Nanness, from Santander for New YORK,
struck On q rock near Heaveret and sank
The master, his wife, child and five men were
drowned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
wEArBER PROBABILITIES. !.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s-For the Gull States
weather, slight rise In barometer In the eastern
portion, followed by slowly rising Temperature
and slowly falling barometer. with winds sh1ft-
| inc 10 the east and south during Tuesday.
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RUSSIA.

LoNnoN, Nov. "A dispatch from st.
Petersburg to the daily Ne1cs says, that at
political trials at Kieff on the twenty eighth
ultimo. one man was sentenced to death. two
to ten year 3 imprisonment at hard labor, one
to six years and one to four years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
BURN

LONDON, Nov. 2-The Standards dispatch
from Thyetimeo reports that the impression
prevails among tho Burmese that the British
are seeking an excuse to inclte them to COM
mence hostilities They affirm that they are
most anxious to avoid collision with the
British.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04

Baton Rouge. and pledge ourselves W q
cordial support of It,,
Br il further reanInrf, That We pledge our
undivided support to the nominees of the
Democratic. Conservative parish convention,
to be- held November 10, 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
Thanksrtying Day,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The President has
issned a proclaim alton appointing the twenty
seventh Of November as day OF Thanksgiving
and prayer.
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Large Beauest 80 Harvard College.

Boston, Nov. 3..-The Journal says waiter e
the ef bulk Of his fortune. after the dean Of his
WIFE, to Harvard College. Il s estimated 10 70
larResa bequest the college has over received.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON. Nov 3.-The old established Cal
cutta firm, Calvin, Cowie IL Co.. stopped pay
ment.
Karl Schwartz, proprietor OF the cotton
sninninp mil at Erlangen, Bavaria, has sue-
pended. His liabilities are estimated at
I1O3 600.
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CANADA.

OuEBEc, Nov. 3-The Austrian bark Nero,
Capt. Ossoinak, from Montreal for Cork. with
a cargo OF wheat ls reported q total wreck on
the rocks In the Lower st. Lawrence The
crew was saved.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
:. Reantifnl nn0M."

PoRT JEay1s, Nov s.-Snow fell to the depth OF
three inches last night.
~ ToRoNTo Nov, s-A severe snow storm pre-
vailed throughout Ontario last night and this
morning. In some sections there IS loot OK
snow on a level.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
The Tilden Income Tax suit.

NEW YORK. Nov ain the Tilden income tax
case to-day after a lengthy argument before
Judge Choate, his honor decided that Mr.. Col. q l.
books. and directed an order to be issued
closing the examination before the commission
this evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04

except tho mate. Yesterday they spoke the
Norwegian bnrk Pacific from RochefoIt,
France. for New York, aud we're supplied with
four men to work the schooner Into port
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The Arrival of senator Chandler ne
mains at Detroit.

DETROIT, Nov 2.-The remains OF senator
Chandler arrived here tonight and we're met
at t1en the depot 81 military escort and great
concourse Of citizens. Gov. CressWeiI mas
sent telegram Of coincidence to Mrs. Chand- hand
ler, and has issued proclamauen On orasfths ~ the
the State offices closed on the DAY OF tne
| funeral which viii be Wednesday.
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ROM F..


PARIs, Nov. "a dispatch to Le Temps
from Vienna says: The Prince Imperial Fred
erick William, Of Germany, will visit the
Pope during his stay In Rome.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Nov. 3.-La France reports that the
government has decided to summon the
Chambers to meet on the twenty-fourth or
twenty-tifth OF November.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
Made an Assignment.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Isidor Helm, for deal
ers OF Green street, made an assignment. Their
liabilities are said TO be heavy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
BULGARIA.

SOPHIA. Nov 3-The session Of the Bulga-
rlan Assembly was opened by Prince Aiexan-
der to-day
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A schooner wiz n a sick Crew.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. NV 3-The schooner Hat
tie Turner Mcintyre master sixteen days fr3m n q
Savannah. for Bos'.o reached Newport THIS
afternoon. The ce ptain and all hands are slok
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
Annther Failure,

CHICAGO, Nov SIT Is said that Stettaur Bros,
dry goods. No. 2M Madison street. have failed
for 81 600 900.
, 1879-06-07

than on Thursday afternoon. Liverpool HAa quoted
' New Yak NV va q"lst Will our fceepi. wera aaa'n
large. with = relatively small innrcction ont Of
e'oTc and tnt'ma'ona il.nt Ersas ,ir1 note enfn
;s::ss Sss e =
ssTn esfs e, wH ii. rsss
rstcd M advanea va not, expef,sneed on 'Chanee,
ts; iss's ss Vi. ~, A. sd ss"5s
1uy soa VIZ 'pnstsfnt1'y II. fs1 ot n1,
sSSst ';e It ihs :1ose. Seller August ,Gli a. :'39
e September # sna !ns st: IT. @ 10
so ~ sSsT M A. ~ H. lo,o an sa sG9, ss tSiss sts Il
G r Hs' @ Is @ tSts ~ teeete aae ~ Il ?sx sHe
II 600 sa ny s.mpto It 800 oe on rack: e 9oo
hn do at 3!SGt41Ac fscs on boa'sl cars; 9, ICY !n
No. e @ saoat; ~ asd I'd 900 eu rclsesea asa'o
advancing H&oHc, ani tho loneer deals 4@e'se.
Tie teeetpta ye1s .m"''sr sna soa p.tss'pssy y
Anu one ana Ja5 fosS nops n na @
e"'' es"p reports sso continue 10 he rashcr nofavor
IL nss NY VIZ So5s ,. il r @ss .:
u hs t;sd!ns VIZ II 5aly which opened a .! q 33;ts
%h" nfso @ cjossd Al Tas deliveries Of, june
contrac,a are rcp"rtea to tnvs been rather s1sr,.
hht tcw g! mo osls RnSe eens .,nen. III, uta,,bnr
a. ana f.osa" "a = r9%eoI ~ ahoM. snssc
soot Ga .nmpc: weTs s:tys ~ .pnea.. sst .hsss
as sas do'ng n saoso ~: 70 effve n%ne 70 o
~ TraaG nsts were sow. rssh saics wcfe 70.
RstcS of ns Ne So o.
81 : g? 3 = sss!s? & Al
l5,seo b. H., tThl,sj ~ a =. saia'a'ae' MI 1'ee On
nYE-Wns GuIet md 6rm. Thore was some In.
, 1879-06-07
Stead;ness Of Government Bonds
---Foreign Exchange Weak.
Finances In Chlcago---Dnilness OF
tho Stock Market.
The Produce Markets Steadier---Provis"
ions Tame, but Firmar.
Wheat NnlT-..Corn and Oats Active,
Flour fu Goad Demaud.


Government bonds were stcn1Y In price, quo"
tations showing t!rtner tonc toward Tic close
uf business. 1llert wns IN ndYaucc of H Ill
Now York In tllc afternoon, but th's came LOU
1ato to affect the Chicago MARKET. Dealers
hero were paying 1875. hntl selling at 1021S6e
103lf. Tie price bid III Nov York iu tho after
noon was 102s{. Rc(undlng certificates wcro
firm. Brokers wcro paying l0l91Gsftn 3-l0 for
them. transactions wcru light. Dustncss III
Governments was reported more active. Thcro
,sab a,, increase Of buying W snail as we'll as
largo purchasers.
Foreign exchange vas weaker. The reported
shipment OF another lot Of coin indicates that
rntcs have been pushed 10 80 high point Al to
arrest tlt demand for bills. The decline III
quotations fs the natural reacifon. In Ehscaco
etcrItng Eral-bis were 4s:519 for ssxly-day BILLS
mud 4S1 for sight, and rrrnch were 51S8@5 1osS
for sixty.dny bills and blGn for sight. ri'v
actual Chicago rates for sterling wcro 4s7 aud
4S:,. III New York the actual rates weru 487Go
4s1!13 nssa 4s9. The posted rates for stcr1!ng
were 4Ss>35t9490. Freneh bankers' bills were
51SGG5l21.
Consn.s opened at 81 9.te, anAe declined 10
o. T-l0. Silver has falleu to 52 pence per ounce.
The recent advance was too rapid, but the price
is still iell ut handsome gain over the QUOTA
tioMs Of the last few nausts. The reasons for
the rise hnya been tho demand for China, Mcxi-
can tloltnrs being relatively higher than bars,
TIC growing bvl!c. that the German Govern
1nent lave decided to suspend saes, for tue
present ut least, a,l tho lcssenctl production ot
the American mines. The London Ec9nonait!
estimates that this t;erman Government have a
stock Ut NOT mora than El2, 0u0 0O0 to eB D O0Q
silver to dispose OF In any cycnt. Tie San
Fracfscu Uai|u DH3ctiu Elves tArsp flC.lrcs oil
, 1879-06-07

ie1@'''.-''' 'Sle' i.o'oo ss'f7,4aa
Tie comparison s'ows decrease Of nearly
$1000],dO0 III the Erose yield for thu first four
n,onths of tic year. Tits is largely due to the
d!u,!nisslcd production ot The Gona1,za ilLes 1t
is noteworthy circumstance that the silver
ylcld Of mines reportlng TO the Bnl'etin last
1nonth Was 81, ,1O0, ,U(u less than for the samo
month lust Year, anl there Terc reports frnnl
fourteen n,orc mines than IL, April, 1878. An
other curious circumstance Is te faet .tlat the
prizes VI bur silver lust month was much lower
tl'an ini1s7a
Cllicgo bank clcnrtnss wcro f4,000, 900.
Cuuutry orders for currency were moderate, int
theEe arc III shipments from New York In THIS
direction. Discounts are not active. Rates re-
main ut 5G97 per cent on cali, with 1 per cent
transactlona on Goycrunlcut bond collateral.
Ttmr loans nro 7Gs8 per cent With n410 per
ccnt Tor st'tnu small loans.
Cook County Is wcrc sold at 1p2l1O214
mt! interest. Thu brokers urc bidding l0lH
knd interest. City scrio Is 0s1I bid, md 9g15
asked. Lucals asu tll,,l Tn account Of tho small
supply available. Fur Chicago Gus -Ligh. stock
135 IL pd and las is naked.
There was bad break In tho coal stocks, and
crclinu In nearly every stock on tic list. The
stoek suarkct attached very little importance 10
the Nagura agreement, ii tho noye,nen. Of
prI,ys eu1, DO regarded ps any index, These sell
tlculcnts have bccu unsettled 60 often that little
confidence f. felt iu them. Theirs will have 10
be. 10. pcrt,uncn. pcacc, some moru substa1.
ttal bas!s than tho tultt os railroad managers.
Delaware d. Hudson ndyauced from 411 to 30,
u,,d then fell to 40s<. where 1t closed. Lart,a.
vanpa was steadle5, but lost ", to 5Ss{, Jersey
Central DECLINED from 5aA to 51N, and closed
atBo, Thc reportcd purchase uf tic control
Of this Company by the Standard OIL Cum
nany IL ytroruusly denied in Nav York. .rhe
Nu,- York Wurfd declares Inn atnfy 10 l,nve hem,
circulated uripeInajly for stock.,ob MIR
noaes, But tnero are still believers In II. Erio
was weak, 4Id droppcQ from 213{ to .1 Il, scl1-
In, H,,1v ~ o7s< m, x,set,., ,,,,ooo =,
'"e nHa"! a. -'7s. Ns epe's'nE ''',ecueee -! ~
work on this stock arc satu to be forGlgn. Tie
Eprltsu md German hoIdcrs Of the stock mud
n.,1r 80 800. ~ - 10 ,i.oa,,. 49,, ~, ~.
poht's aso 'spo't teu ~ ~ u"io"on'e VI tAe 1se"-
York market. Ihe fluctuations III the Erie 8eG-
nuu Ca. gold. now n,,otcd daffy by the CIIt.
e"o t 1e'f ~" ""o.e" u"t1 - 49, S'''
:. ao,,th,.astar., +, furc,., sr;nra bos rosoa,,r
h,o,, n ,r,,,,t, hnor ,unvs,ort IN h,,h ~. ,,n,,.
un .toc1, n,,1 ~. noa ,,.s, ,.,.a1 h, tto ,vt,,