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, 1880-10-14

:. An eccrntri0 EnKltshtnun. long u resident at
!Arls. lAs Just committed suicide. Aftur 6lvfIE
devoted twGnty yGAra tn Il atsAligr manila. Every
XIX months 4e 'hai enltin ulada fur himself.
EAch WAS too lon9, too shurt. Or uncomfortable
~ anm0 why, until tho lust proved! pgrlect.
Having no further object in llFt. h0 killed him
kulf. .'
, 1880-10-14

1Ior1GoFd'K Acid Phosphate III Dyspels
slit.
I believe IEosafnrd's Acid Phosphate Is a yalu-
nblg remedy In many cl9es OF tIturusthenta and
dyspepsia. &. U. !tiuuiAs, H. d,
ClllpAnOS i'll.
QentlcMen extTayasantly praise the CutaouEa
Medlelnnl Shaylnx Soup.
, 1880-10-14

jAMEsTowH. N. T., Oct. n.-Iienjntnln WIT
kins, fnrmer living near North 3Inrn1ony, wus
kicked In tho sthnao|, by his horse and lived
but a few minutes,
, 1880-10-14

TIE satl.lcst spectacle Tuesday night WIS
n Democratic c,llhIl1ate IN tho county Ticket.
, 1880-10-14

Fron, I9r. y. W. Hunter. Baltimore.
sf,l.-Coitlcn's tAtbIyts l.1qulh E1tr1tct it Uecf
always PRODUCES good b!ood, houlih, aud
strength,
, 1880-10-14

voice shc cnultl mt c,.ltvafc tor wnnt ar monn,,
md this IA tho way she uvnFcHfn" that nfstae|s
H: went tn Ernp1 aHI1 etutitct iiyt: yGMrR, atld
Returned uhG Ut tif HIt,%t hriIlHILt slnHct5.
, 1880-10-14

Miss Mary Anderson Ia now playing pros.
porous engagement al this thcntrc. "S;nndi,,g-
room ouly" WIS hung ut tho .lour us carly US 8
o'clock lust Night, when the actress appeared
rs Iarthcniu in " "lngon,Ar." Miss Anierson'8
assumption Of tho young ureek maiden
wllo cnthra!ls tho r,ldo hilr.,lriau By her
Bwcctness nt1d her henaty'ts xGit known.
Her temperament md her beaAty nrc suited fur
the portrayal Of such roles, which she ;ntcrprcts
with classic simplicity and II subtle suggcst-
tycness that charms IIor ttrapery ts oven In
Rtrct with grace: her attitudes nrc striking mud
ruesical; anil lns llthcnin Ii Il picture, teil!er,
'nsnty. cnprictous, willf'l, MI! hrrn!c. An ux.
ceisent Ihunnr, ylgur!ni. ind artistic. wis pre-
rence effectively rendered. T'tnairl,. md Mr. J..
q. McDD'lald Us toiNd"r gave II iicce u ncttnR
, 1880-10-14

Ju1iy FoHSEy's If0pprs wero OH The wrong
aide Tor him and his Superb candidate.
, 1880-10-14
I1O0LE1'sE,

Tho plny for last evening nt 1Too!ry's wns
"Ilnmlct," III which Atr. Lawrence lIArrctt
assumed tho titip role. MI assumption IN which
there IL gopl .!cnl 10 atnire n1ll nut little To
condemn. MIR. Ilarret,'s Hamlet slIows r,lre and
study. All tic detntls Ut tho part are mastered
by him. IIo nicely appreciates the hunor Of the
character, and cnlora into hls suso'y wnywar.l-
and brlnRs out the tender nnture Ut IIumsIet
often c1everly, but his Primer Is exceedingly
n .f 81 a s,e, Thor ~ he't !. , n % erg .,tof
t,,inn.ion III the purt uf Mr. !strrett tn give Ill
hIa words hH gestures, Ald hts by-llAy their
full effect. Thu a!nc5 of tho Ghost were t!elty-
cred by Louis Jnsnes with fine
clocnttonary effect. Miss Aurie Wainwright
ennctetl % the pa.t Of Op'sttt. r. fasr'y acccpt.
uopd Ittnp, and tho Laertcs ur Mr. Archie Cnw-
per WIS not II bud endcnvor. This evening Sit.
which he is much better suited thuu for If.sialet.
, 1880-10-14

rrsy.i-r.. sim Al tIIs Aktar !souss. Sru York,
, 1880-10-14

EKSEf11k IN TJIIEN I]El41sIIIA,
Tn1LApEi.rHIA, Pa.. Oct. lI-sfany people
wcro unnblo to get Into tho Academy 10 nttunl
tho GcEstcr CONCERT. Gcrhter was cN!letl out
eight times oil ona stt0, ana Mile. I!euccu, Mmc.
swift nlld LazznrOni were Gnch encorel.
, 1880-10-17

ct the debtors board weekly In advance} the de
PENDANT may be imprisoned at 81. so per day uu-
I'll the Judgment shall be satisfied Without
onset, It wil be seen, that at this rate it would
take Mr- Escott j 800 days, or over thirty years
to eGtisty tho Judgment; but there is IN offset
~ the shape OF II cents dny which the creditor
pays Tor his board, which also becomes part ol
M tha Judgment More serious still is the fact TINT
Ihe interest on the claim of SIT is added year-
Y to @ the Judgment. increasing 1t annually about
Sl,O00, 30 that every day the unhappy debtor Il
becoming more md more liable.
me canada Company are said to be terribly
In earnest In the prosecution Of their debtor,
ana there ia no telling when the day Of his re-
isase E;as VII come It costs them at present just
some talk OF reducing the allowance for feeding
the county prisoners to fifteen cents q day, In
which case Mr: Escott's keep will cost them but
trtfe over $50 annually, a sum which is hardly
likely to induce them to bay much attention to
the economical considerations in the case
Mr. Escott said that he intended shortly to
make another attempt to gnin his liberty, but
the merits Of the case were fully gone into when
he did so last May and it looks as though bis
release might be postponed until frightfully re-
mote periods OF time, say until the Sheriff s Of
tfce comes once more under Democratic admin
i6tratfon.
, 1880-10-17

might be followed Iy heazg rains rstardtnE farmers
sslness daae seef f tSs monh It olos
Tx aeas sosns e san9sSs so as I'll
and the = chi MAS uuoled at . shade 6cnw Oc:pcer.
ss M 5ef eossa I'd
sf ta;ss s'e Sn Fsg0dies r & S 1s 81 S It
jeeted !City IKE: and T. 800 bu BY sample at 500
ix1FR rta1 W1E4r@Was rather dull till late in tho
session and declined = sls kd on Fed xh,eh closed aTn
Were Iisht the aggregate It other points showed IL
M and Gnaon 5sR9f!ssd sn ADVANCE Of
shippers to hold On: and there was 20 demand for
I 81 rs e 5 ses' Sn so In
atea aaa kess!S5' s bs Icy Ra
@ b. 9nd cy} :y,n;a q vi y 90 F. rejected
C CoRN-was loss active and easier, declining N@hc,
Liverpooi adu 1' 1as reported ar bat dill one telegram
81 Res o n The
a1y 9a9 ra4s nsd ,,PS 9S6sq
cit,o ID Wheat tended to shecf the srdor Of
e ossen re s ssen fSe ss
lie Fork later came in firm, and It was
s"ss fs? sbout s
Rs aecinsa e. Sses md Saba
.Ss + 4 atts ] Cd ssiSE S.3 i Is ssSs
closing at 455kc Spot saleg we're reported OF 2526
bu 10 and hrh mixed at 156o0 bu rejected
nt :sraEIc: 5000 bu whtte ut 4c 00 bu By sample at
$55%@40<c on track: e 600 bu 90 at N94o5xc free on
board cars: and soO bu ears at $50 Tor 4lc for
OK. "A ASWers less activc md lower The market
yas fairly attive early. selling on nearly &c under
ar1.er recepts and offerings OF cash. and In sympathy
with other grain. The offerings OF futures were lib
eraj and New York was reported easy. Later the
mnrknt turned, and closed HaaAc under Fridays
ntest quotations. with rather moderate trading in the
pre- premium offered Tor 10: and No 2xhite in store
1ected sold readily BY sample The Inspection returns
shnwed m improv vement In the quality OF the re-
ccipts October opened At c, sold at and closed
1T S23dc November fell from soz4c to M3kc, and
closed vt a07{c December oats sold at M9sR3lc and
Siny at 3lsex5c the latter closing At Ss59c Cash
Cash sales gs1s regSrtsd ,% t Of 3 o By NJ and
bu by sample Mt @aic track; and 81 100 bu ut <8a
2sc Tor mixed, and 2s}4a34c for white all free on
board Total. N5, 40 bu.
RYE-Was quiet and unchnnged. A few sales of
M wore reported ut SIC, and October sold at size
In settlement. November at ssA@85c and December
local Consumers Cash sales we're reported OF 400
and gO bu at a5c free on board. TotAl $500 bu.
RARLEY-Was quiet, with little change In prices
The rccetpts were larger, and samples were rather
slow except the bright lots Cash No. sold at 7Sc
No at SIC and No.4 ut &c spot and +6c arrive
next week. Several lots werp sold for Noyember at
wanting Che outside G Gskh "a saies we're 1eEoEted Of
nt 4c6R47c; 12a0 bu by sample ct @c track; and
4 5(U hui at 4k995c free on bOard. Total p LOO bu
, 1880-10-17

HOG PRODUCrS-Were unusually quiet and
stendy, but averaged easer Pork declined about
TIC on new, while old was stendy. There was not
much demand for either. Lard WIS easy on futures
and irregular for this month, being sustained by
ported advance of Cd In Liverpool There
was very ntt1e/ doing in meats, but export
cuts were firmly held. md tho colder weather
was favorable to moving partly curod lots There
yns little change the oca hog market. The stocks
of stun are well worked down. aggrceatlnR only
ubout Cs 600 br1s pork, stGo tcs lard and 11o lbs
OF the principal cuts OF ddlca. Hogs are, however,
coming forward quito freely, and operators arc now
looking for liberal supply during tho early winter
months The aggregate Of our winter packing to date
is reported as about 2.ES 900 hogs. against lS8 m to
same nte Inst year. md to do In 1879 The in
crease much more than makes amends for the delays
during Inst winter, and In view OF such a biz supply
may well wonder where all the product has gone
MESS PoHK-nec'ined 711c per brl on new, and
closed SC below the n9est prices of Friday. at $l24
49l2D seller November and *l292}3 seller January.
ported Of i7 brs seller October a. slH?5; 1900 brls
seller November nt $1e &12t5 @UO orly seller the
s12!o@l2:714. Total: u 250 br1s. ,oo,..,
closed tame ut ssfSs35 spot or seller lhe month;
sa15G<a17A seller November: and Sst5@a01H for
Innuury. Sales we're reported OF D0 tcs seller Octo-
bs5 At e. ~ %3 tcs se!ler u k9xsnseE at as 9
MEATssales we're .eported of 22s oo lbs short ribs
December. THESE figures showed little change from
Friday, but export cuts were understood to be
Wero re- about as follows at $o'cock for partly
lots:
, 1880-10-17

$8-166s17 for November and $8.05@8.07h for
January. Short ribs closed steady at $7.T254 for
October. Spring wheat closed, NC lower. ut
$10oA for November and $l08A December. Red
winter closed Mt s1.ct1z for cash In good ioca-
tons. Ccsn closed l:c lnwer, at 3Es4c fer Octo-
her and 40Kc bid for November. Oats closed
easier, at a2s4c seller tho month and 50Io for
November. Rye closed easy at SIC cash and 84A
Gs5c for November Barley was quiet at 76H9
7gc for October and 781sc for November. Hogs
were steady at S4.7cQ04.S5 for light and at 54.40
OSLO for heavy Cattle were dull at $2.000565-
Dry goods we're active. The movement Is not
quite SO brisk as heretofore, but is still un-
usually large for this period Of the season, aud
tho tone Of the market remains steady and drm-
In the market for boots and shoes, hats, caps,
and clothing continued activity is reported, and
prices are uniformly well supported. Groceries
met with a fair inquiry, and were generally
firm. The only notable exception, was co6ees,
prices Of which remain weak and unsettled. the
demand being very light. There was fair
movement in domestic and foreign dried FRUITS
and previous quotations were we'll supported all
around. Fish were firm as previously quoted.
The market for dairy products was without new
features. Oils were firm. Pg-iron and coal re-
main quiet.
The cargo lumber market WAS quiet The re"
loads offered were closed out The shipments
1aQlcale L0AL the FOluue u Uuoaueoo ~ 49,"
yards keeps up to its former magnitude Dry
stuff is quoted steady, but the price list Is prob
ably departed from in. billing green lumber.
Shingles are easier at both yards ind docks ID
consequence Of the late free receipts. The WOOL
market was steady under fair demand. chiefly
from Western consumers Broom-corn was less
active, but unchanged in price, md the crop Is
said to be, moving rapidly out Of first hands.
Hops were quoted easier. The sales Of hay were
fair, shippers being in tho market for timothys
and local buyers took low grades and prairie.
Timothy seed was stronger under fair local de-
mand, and other varieties were slow, excepting
fax-seed. which sold freely, closing easier
Game, eggs, and poultry wero In fair request
Green fruits were taken by the city trade.
Lake freights were active and a shade easter'
charters being reported at 6Hc for corn to Buf-
falo, and the wheat rate was 1@Fhc. Room was
taken for $1,000 bu wheat and 5U0,00o bu corn.
The following arc tho stocks rs reported to
tho Board Of Trade by packers and warehouse
men on the dates named:
, 1880-10-17
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
N-~ 1ye--


~ ~" YoRK, Oct. Governments Strong,
pa.. s.eoefaHT h@A per cent higher.
ca1oao c..a bonds active and irregular.
NJ. .@ securities steady and inactive.
na- s'ock market opened strong, and 31@1h
fao cent higher, the latter in Northwest pre-
~. out subsequently declined Il to per
sls sa.p na latcr advanced = to 2h per cent, Can
~. +s"n +.neln leading the Improvement This
b.,r duo"ea d,-4 oy reaction Of 4 to l per cent,
esma aaring the afternoon speculation again be-
entirr H. and, under brisk purchases, the
ing IN asce sose sharply, the closing prices show
hansacsns,as.n ance OF to per cent on the days
uaion Psa3s. Granger shares. Western Union,
G. aiaeaae, aas,d and Canada Southern leading: C.,
tober. eta.oeo the second week in Oc-
ais airaRnsaetions, Rax rs, 900 shares:
EC&IE quincy. -W New Fork Central, =. Loo
SS4axanns Sa9 Northern racinc-.-.. 2,G0
0Rasoa. lQUl lPsnaac N9lI...s.s-.,.1HW
, 1880-10-17

The Industrial Exposition this year placesg the
rival piano manufacturers Of the United States
face to face, as 1t we're, in an arena where
"brug" has to be temporarily suspended, and
the instruments to take rank and place on their
merits. Each plano exhibits itself, and each IN
turn exhibits the tone that tells what 1t IS made
Of, in kind Of competitive public hearing. The
Hallet, Davis t. Co. upright polls an over"helm-
ing majority III the general vote Of precedence
lin point Of tone seems In fact to be conceded
even among the contestants, to be taete pTt's-
cens. far in advance Of all instruments that are
willing to compare voices with it,-but among
nearly all the other pianos On exhibition. many
OF them not without points Of merit and excel
1ance. the strife for ascendency is carried Oh
with great vigor. The friendiness exhibited to
ward the Hallet, Davis & Co. by the other con-
tcstants is simply the candid concession Of Its
superiority:
, 1880-10-17

10 t71e GuHu5 U lHe CR1edOb IT1DHH6.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-1n your last Sundays issue
is communication from "Watchword," who is
none other than S. Il. Kerfoot, who tries to make
1t appear that he IS tho watchdog" Of the
property-owners on Erie street, in calling their
attention to bad filing, etc. In the first place,
this watchdog does not own or represent d single
foot Of property on the street; also this same
watchdog has been sued by the Erie street con-
tractors, and Judgment Of several hundred
dollars remains yet 10 be satisfied. This same
watchdog has made threats that he would
- TX" those contractors. and this we suppose Is
the way he thinks be will accomplish it.
WATSON g. PERKINH.
, 1880-10-17
. uomant of Weakness Succeed
" ed by Great Strength
in Stocks.
e+rone Buying of the Vanderbilts
and Some Realizing In
Granger5.
rhn produce Markets Less Active and
Easier-Provisions Dull.
chi. R,thr Veal, but Clesed Steaaier-ao'eutnt
During the Keek.


A. IL opening sales to realize profits kept the
a..st frnm advancing and finally caused de-
nH. lua. n nearly point But the buying kept
~ s,,d at these prices all the stock offered WAS
4at.n and at the closo there was ne" spurt
ar,s time it was stated that the Vanderbilt
80 ~ vere the favorits OF buyers, and that the
%~..sre we're being neglected, and this con-
..t.aa n affairs was connected with the arrival
~ w. vanderbilt from Europe. The news OF
a.s.,rr u ~. snov-storms in the Far West did not
~.at use tho STOCKS concerned, unless the decline
=. Northern Pacific preferred is to be at
.Ih,,tod tn that causo. Northwest preferred
.rs,.cd !: while the common declined s, this
.. - rha belief of most operators TINT the
.on tu-. &c the hest purchase as the earnings of
sas e"l.s s-a "a large that both stocks will yield
uR' @.o,a,uo 4o1a The course of the preferred
, 1880-10-17
Newspaper Postage.

To the Editor Of 17s Ca,caoo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct 18.-In your last Sundays pa
per ION page y you give transient rates OF
postage on your paper as follows: - Domestic
Eight and twelve page paper, two cents per
In published circular Issued by the Postmaster
Of this. city, he states that the postage on
"transient newspapers Is one cent for every
two ounces As your paper last Sunday, o1
sixteen pages Hncludtng wrappcr}, weighed less
than four ounces, and as 1t often does, think
you will find that tho rate given by you Is moi
always correct MONS.
quenty exceeds four ounces, and when such is
tho case it is often thrown out at tie Post
Office and never reaches its destination,l
, 1880-10-17

flour houses not reported.
New York reports q stock of u, ,u5l tcs laro'
against 108. .992 tcs year ago.
The receivers Are again dissatisfied with INC
inspection of oats on the Galena track. That
line was reported to have received % carloads
Saturday, II Of which went rejected. Ih1s IS
far above the average Of other roads. IN TUG
record Of Friday several appeals were taken,
and the Committee changed the grade of 9car-
loads that had been rejected. Ono hrm report
ed that 1t had appealed on IA carloads OF oats
graded as rejected On that track, and In 13 cases
, the Committee raised the grade It IS argued
that the inspection is more severe there
than on other roads; and tue action
of the Committee on Appeals shows
that they ce1tuinly do not indorse the standard
there employed. 1t appears that cars loaded
with oats are now generally filled SO full that
the Inspector cannot examine them thoroughly;
and possibly this is the real cause Of the di1h-
Guilty.
J. C. Harris, Esq, fnrnishcs..the following syn
Opsis Of the wheat situation, as gathered IRON
the latest European adyices:
Tho wants of Europe during the current cereal
year, in millions Of bu, are approximately:
Great Britain, liz; France, 75; Germany, proper,
Is: Spain and Portugal, 10: Holland, Belgium,
and Switzerland. Is; Denmark, 5; Italy, S; Swe-
den and Norway, s; to which add for tho West
Indies and Brazil. Total wanted, rs, GOO 0oo bu.
The available supply IS about as follows:
United States aud Canada, including California
and Oregon, 100: East Indies, 10; Austria and
Hungary, 10; Australia and Now Zealand, Is;
Chilli. 8; Egypt, s. Total. 20s, 100000 bu. This
year Russia has no wheat for export. and prices
are equally as high in Russia as in London of
eame date.
There has been exported from Aug. to Oct.
is, from Atlantic cities and Canada, wheat and
tlour, 100000 bu; Egypt, 100000: Austrfa and
Hungary shipped principally to Southern France.
5000, 900; East India, 100000. Total, 5i,000o00
bu.
The stocks in the French importing cities arc
not 10 per cent what they we're on Oct ], 1879,
and In Great Britain, take ail tho importing
cities together about half what they we're Oh
Oct ], 1879. Quantity afloat destined to Great
Britain, 100000 bu less; stock in America,
100000 bu less on Oct II than the same
date in 1879. The Russian crop this year is
turning out so deficient on thrashing that they
will barely have enough to supply their own
wants. The German rye crop is turning out so
poorly that it causes them to be buyers Of wheat
this year.
, 1880-10-17
BREADSTUFFS.


FIOUR-Was In fair export demand. with moder-
nte Inquiry local account, but buyers generally
wanted concessions. which holders would not make
Sales we're reported Of SIS brs and lo bags winters
purity at 75@5G Is brls and 100 bags double spring
c1trns partly at $i@55u rs bags extrns Mt Il 44 M
and HU bags rye -four on private terms Total, equal
10 3Oa5 brls. Export dours we're quoted ut s50s500
for good to choice extras, and rye nour at Sss0@3m
OT11ER BREADsTuFps-Were in good deu1nnd and
steady. sales were Il cars bran TT sll.3@Gl16eH;
cars mlddIinKs at Sl2155l5{n Coarse corn-meal WIS
nominal ut SOU per ton on truck
SPRING 1yHEAT-Wns IT'S less active and rather weak
declining lis and closing re below the latest prices
OF Fidny. The British markets were quoted stronger
but Sew York was easier, and loca holders were
anxious to sell, anticipating fenctton earlY
this week. u consequence OF increasing arrivals
Some outside selling orders received, but the
heaviest seemed to be chiefly due to hume taient"
and foreign quotations were not SO much regarded
had been WORKING 1o5 rise 70 few cents above
with their wheat otherwise, and that they
1nent IN the country: The market would probably
have ruled lower but for the wind storm, which was
understood to bs widespread tn tha Northwest, md
, 1880-10-17
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Naturalization Laws.

To TIC Editor Of 1hs Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, Oct. ia foreigner comes to this
country, takes out his papers, and becomes a
citizen: docs that act Of his make his sons,
BY answering the above you will confer favor
On q CITIZEN.
[A1p.-f the sons be born in this country
they become citizens without naturalization; II
pot, and they come to this country under IL
Years old. they can. upon reaching q years OF
age, obtain full naturalization Without any pre-
vious declaration Of intention.l
, 1880-10-17
ClPHERS!

For The Chicago Tribune.
Ecrape off "a29';
Rub down the little chalk;
Wipe it from oil the chin,
And bid 1t take walk.
Write in its place on high,
, That be who runs may read,
,.. The figures that won't lie
- The Hoosier- Buckeye creed: =.
IL ~. "'. -
2e,000," and
- 4 brave 5000" more1
Shout them throughout the land
Mark them By every doorl
ago" Is OF:
Pull down its little vest;
Cage it with Barnum's mules,
Tilden. and all the rest.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16, 1880.
, 1880-10-17

Erie. e OQ0I H. ding ....... 9,HQ
41an 4Hanntbal g. Jo... .l5m|st Paul .1sA9 gt9
Kansas Il Texas 2aQ00l Union Pacific. .Dm
Lake Shore. II tI0} Wabash Pacific .09
Lake Eric WeBt... lou Western Union. .i.,tO
NlchIsan crntral.... sU| Gnnadn soMthcr1:. g.t9
northwestern. latfGi Denver 4 Ria trrCc a>t1
New Jersey Central. 6aNlpeo. D. i Evansville 2,tn
The following is the weekly statement ct the
associated banks: Loans, increase, ,24O,. .CO:
specie, increase, $, ,100 legal tenders. increase,
$405 400; deposits. increase, s., 800; cfrcua-
its.
The banks now hold $+,757,575 In excess OF
their legal requirements.
The steamship Oder brought $I83,000 in gold
and $4,000 IN silver.
The steamship Britannia brought $eA,000 in
gold.
Money market easy at 9Qj per cent: prime
mercantile paper, 4H@5A.
Sterling exchange, 4Sl,1; sterling demand.
4s34.
, 1880-10-17
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the lending articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty four hours ending ut o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time last yenr:
, 1880-10-17

These old people whose blood has become thin
and steps feeble are praising Hop bitters ZOE tne
good they have done them.
, 1880-10-17
BOSTON,.
BOSTON,
~...+.r H1L9..,

Special Dispatch to The Chicago IFbuns.
BOSTON, Oct. 16.-The week closes with the
Boston market quiet and strong. From Wednes~
day until to-day the transactions have gradually
dropped o, both in number and IN size; ana ND
1ifelcss condition, such as has not char
acterized it for some, little time
pnst- Water-Power Is still tho feature
of the land stocks, and sold as high as 10. Dos-
ton Land advanced 4, to GA. with Ok bid: Sales
Of Boylston were made at IL and Of New Hamp-
shire at 1. GThcre was, Us compared with the rest
OF the list, fair degree OF activity in bonds and
securities, though no important change was
made. Hartford 4 Erie Is were steady and firm
at AN md A. Chicago, burlington Quincy
sold at 1..hz, aud l.. bid. Eastern AIS touched
100, New Mexico is sales III. and New York s
New England Is 10Y; % With log bid: sandnsky 14;y
demand. Atchison showed a small fractional
gain and Chicago Wsst | Michigan, s., adyanced
Quincy was of =. to 1857. Eastern Was steady
Mt 81 bid, and Flint was quiet at go. and e1A
asked The home roads we're but little changed
from yesterday, and all were showing good
undertone-