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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-09-11
EgR Trustees Sale
SESA BTEEK OF
HOUSE and Lot
In Froslburg, Md.

DY virtue of a decree of the Orphans
ID Court of Allegany county, sitting as Il
Court of Equity, and passed in cause
wherein James Powers is complainant and
Ellen Brooks and others defendants, being
No. Equity on the docket of said Court,
the undersigned trustee will offer ut public
sale to the highest bidder on
Saturday, october ed, 1880
ut 1890 o'clock, a. M, in front of the City
Hotel, Frestburg, Allegany county, Nd :,
All that lot OF Ground lying and
being in the town of Frostburg, Allega-
ny county, Maryland, and particularly
described as Lot No. 4 in the Frostburg
Coal Company's second addition to the
town of FrostbuTg, and more fully de-
scribed in deed from G, Frederick Lehr
to George S. Brooks, recorded in Liber
II. r, No. 90, folio TAI, ETC., one of the
Land Records of Allegany county. The
Lot is improved bya
TwO-StOry Frame Dwelling House
WITH NECESSARY oUTBUILDINGs.
Terms Of Sale - One. half Cash on the
day of sale and balance in one year from
day of sale with interest from day of sale,
tho purchaser to give a note or notes with
security to be approved by the trustee for
deferred payment with interest from the
day OF sale. JAS. A. MCHENRY,
Sept Its Trustee.
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THERE is very funny picture ex-
tant entitled ''Trubble in de Chuch,"
something similar to which took place
in Tuesdays democratic convention.
It seems dem profane remarks came
"frum de rear seats, as usual.
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JUDGE ALVEY IN FREDERICK
A letter from Frederick to the Balti-
more Sun of Wednesday says:
1t is rumored in this quarter that Judge
Alvey, of the fourth judicial circuit, has
concluded to accept the democratic NOM
nation for Congress fom the sixth district,
If rendered him. By both democrats and
republicans it is generally conceded that
Mr.. Alvey would be one of the very strong
est candidates that could be presented,
and, if rumor speaks Alright, the situation,
In view of the numerous aspirants, wi ii be
still more compile aled than at present.
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The Taxes for 1880.

TAXPAYERS are notified that the tax
A. accounts for 1880
IRE VOW REIDY
and the collector is prepared to receive the
taxes, and will allow the following dis
counts on both State and County taxes
WHEN PAID IN CASH:
On August Payments. ......5 per cent.
On September Payments. "A +"
On October Payments ......3 +"
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, 1880-01-21

Gpfcta| UNPdtch to 1hs CAltnV1 IftItFf.
NEW T0!tk, Jan. Gl--GltAtH-loaan activity In wheat
OIL eah variable market, wintcr EntheF lssa freely
dealt III In ortons which, oponast sDmowlnt stead!eh
and subsequently, advanced nboat htsHo par bu. oss
reacted toward tho elose 70 about the latest haufea
yesterday spring without reported movemsae
or Important inquiry, unsettled and nomihA
na 10 values. cablo ndvcus wers tHa'sA'
Avn OF 10 change OF lnomeptj xn+NO ~
No. rod. February 0ptlUns. tl.EAaLE. Corn oasfea
quito sparangty for emily delivery. and xeRefah!
highDrs new Ffap leaving nN Ut advance Of nooat
lAs't4a per ba, With good dcaxaa H7sed partV Iet
shfpmsnt Options wers 4ctiye ut an improvement
Ut about HaXc por bu. olosinR, however, In ta'oa!
purchnsafss mixed Western ungraded. d796:c. ~
0ats w iny NJ por BY on 5odloed ootlsxs ths hFessy
Atioat guatsti u ashc.
-; oS:tas Il lsIs ios o!diasty b:aaa. D.
s$ !! a $9%&s SsS5s i. sS
sts sSSat ;1, ~. psas sso IL Z s; saaa I'LL + tsS
5sSies 4 N Eeo5as sSS.s4 ~ Ii e
'SH' Maa s IL. IL ssr HRst T. l. sGa
SL10AHs-liaH continues In fair demand On 1111 pan1
r. e. Sis lsn'e4 sfS.hs Ssss s''
MM1sKH-tithnut reported uosutonnt At slt11 tn4
gMH0fEs-AoIa r,a.sllnn eh,vny in ths sf1nt mt q
weaker and irregular s!Yuresi aomo Of ths coh's's"
ut IL f Ws,tsl !2s ~.
,,11 hsH 1oa'; San BY teusa5. ttsaqa !:
iISsi Msn3s i5ise; 1p;;, Ms;' lay. iAis; juno
IIS,'HG;lbS,l ;lbS I'D aaeRIsspai moderate asu'na'
dIxia-Whuas Weak. with modsr.te saa'sn'ai 8; s
, 1880-01-21
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wero fsled for rec.
ord Tuesday jim. 70:


o,, ns "1uax n.y., ~. ~''0 ''s" ''' '''
A.a.ana ~. eoInor !na e"!Ef pt !lsspfx 81. cutre
is'ock u! dated Jall b t1IonT5 T. HIND to. ~ NJ,
ra!!a!a aS. st Egns, Il ~ cst ixi IL S'
1xED +. dntc! Oct -, 1917 &C. N. Faifchlids0 10 ~,
we.s Z i,hissS iSSSa a1 ciitsT oi cisri,Io: "
ri, MxiyA It. dated lan. 70 tHc1rRe Bicker.
dtkG ~ II. lfrndgtl tl....,..,...u..,.,4....t. 3,tU
Mlehlxan ny, ~ ~ OF Thlety.aecond ~ OF "
xl1i n, tlAteA Jan. " tOah!ol 4. 1onoa tU
Church II l& 4 II NORTH ~, . I Sxl:iG,lofI
iirpinnr II, ii II ! VI Kim. v /, aixiu II, jm. 3'
TrusFd, dated Jan. u tfsAntt8 QKjy 10 A4-
Rtikt IO
EtiIth 1InistC1l It, corner nf ktphlH I, Nx
ID Il. Sssas " s 100
a'xi5 ftdatsd jan. D lIyu,au lsalEd u John
c,!%.Ss i. aia si i!siiItn; iixiyjys, '''
l5OM
F1nMrIOy IT. Ill II v II Campbell Nv, il I, Min
4. dat.A IAN. " III. h. and ii. j. ltoUtt1
hioaex uisselli......, ,............u.,....... LM
o9r1ss5 nrnssa u,od d Ja ts.is i mi t.
Ii III iuInr riehi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
WUst rWgigtf5 kt { u c.,rfar IL iiatstt,I Ii K25
xll II jnnrf1ycd, dniTd Ian. ii C. and j, 49,.
Keikur u, L. n i.lchtSn!srvj ,,...,,.. .,.... lAM
a,1l4l II, imIIi,isud, dated DUo. IL l579 il, II.
}llfuut1 II, 20 II q nt Nn1th HtMtg IT. I. 25ItU
IL
, 1880-01-21
The th,nntc'. a,so gives tho following latcst


vnrcc III the stocks Of cotton mills md ntfler
manufacturing co,lpun!rs. In tloston Inst week,
An,ory, tic now mill recently prOIcotcl, nd
vahccd frotn TIT to TT: AmmkcnE, 1sss3f to 1Rio:
Appleton, 07;' 10 iG.5: Atlantic, 13S to 141H;
l,urttcit, 3DA To 81; fsooth, 1stt!s {snv. ~ 70
aE0, the highest pntnt ever reached; Cabot, iEo
several months stncc) to G1o: Chnn 100 to 1tt!I;
dwight, s73 Aug. y to 1to Everett, t:atl 10 al;
HUI, lOolt to 1rr3A; Hamilton. tt00 TO ltl"h:
jackson, lt00 10 ll'1: Lnwronoe. 1FE.1 dune ~
to l70s.s: Lowell, aYs.f 10 e8a,i; Lyman, iIG to
lG.k; Nnnmkcng, lQG.s to 1l0f: anti Pacific,
:..lb to gr11 Nrcnt FnllR declined from ITO to
1OEA md back ~ 1UsA: NASHUA, III to ia; mud
Washington. p5A IN NJ. .......
IN tho DostDu stock market Inst week Atchl-
stpn < Nrbr,stn declined from sEsf to II. Atchl-
a,n l. Topeka GAINED from t;efsf+ cx-d!vldr'lI, to
Iii, closing nj 13l,a hih. Huntington Missouri
unchanged IT ]lO. Chicago + nutatb,Is hlh u
IL nnll 10. Chicago 4 West M!chtgRh n little OF
ri G14. Florrnrc s. Eh1oriA0 from q to 49, md
Inter 4, 10 :7s{, Kh1.sns City J. Fort scftt na,1c
snc turi, from r to :sl.l. closing Mt n bid The
prcfbrrcu advanced from 10 tn 70; Khnsna City d
I.uwrrncc, Us}l to 10: Kansas City s ST. 10. T. to
Th.i, but closcs nj Az nslscd. Louisiana r Mis-
su,itt Inns ranged lotwcun lSN and 10: latest,
1HH, Little Rock to',rhc.l AN, n rise from 40.
and clt,ses at 44.a. Wiclitn further advanced
from II tn N: Wisconsin Valley, q 10 n: pre-
frrrc,l. 70 tn IT,; Marquette & 1(oightot. 1sM 10
my: Peru Marquette drclinctl from le TO u;
Tnwa Central stnrtnd this wick at SA and rose to
14a, antl later recrtlcd to lHi.
The current Impression TINT the people Of
Europe tave been growing ponrrr the last tbfco
or four years Is cnntrnctcI by tho statistics nf
| European savings bunk deposits. Figures coll
lectel by N. DO Mnlnrro, with tho nRslstRnco OF
fnrcign atntrsn,cN anil echnlaga, Rt0w TINT from
1874 10 ITS, IN four years, nmong population OF
] 2iI,n00,O00 tho niinbcr 0f dcposltora increased
, 1880-01-21

The receipts ut tho flyc inland points aggro-
gated LII Co tu. ind tho shtpmnnt& 600

The receipts ut tho nyc inland points aggrc-
gated IA co. bu, and tho shtpmunta $500
Thu following was the prot!ucu movement ro-
ported fr0u, Now York yesterday: Receipts
Flour, 90 brls; Whcat 5000 bn; corn, es,oo0
ba; oats, l4,olo bit; coru'1nca', lis l'kgs; rye,
1000 bu; barlcy. $500 bu; ,1nalt, 200 bu; pork.
10 brls; boof 1,s7h brlss cut Inoata, 5.06i pkgs;
lard, a,ls0 tcs; whisky, l,&S' bE's.
Exrorts-Fiour, 5,uoo bris; wheat, $4,000 btu;
corn, 1900 bu; ryo, q 600 bu,
W. r. MuLRren 4 Co., Of this city, havo issued
circular bearing on tho provision question, III
which thoy bear with especial emphasis on tho
shortage Of meats arising out OF the short hog
crop nIId II big production Of mess pork. Thoy
nuke out q shortage OF ,0Oo ~ meats for
tho wholo country. And give, also, q shortage of
ed0,000 tcs Of lard. It Is Important to rrtneMtcr
that w0 had tremendous stocks uf lard In tho
United statos 10 hogiu the wlntor with. and that
the higher priccs charged for pfUduot With hts
freight ratcs, seem to have DISCOURAGED tho for
ward movement TO nearly tho aame extent TINT
tho production hHs decruasal. Also, that son1o
operators expect very active tiDia in packing
housea no1t month. II tho weather encourage
work aud tho demand encourage production.
The argument of diminished packing III tho VIM
tor months IL lcsa coEunt, uuw that our packers
ure prUptred u work all through the year; md
hoy-groweFs, knowing that fact, arc lcaa anxious
thnA thoy used 10 bc to ruah thoir hugs forward
durtny the cold weather, THO Signs I'LL p0tnt to
4 decided shoEtugu III hogs, but thAt tAuy pruve
to bo only axtensly0 enough to reduce tho load
which hAs been carried for more than a year, III
consequence Of d production often fur lu oxcess
Ut tho current donaud.
Lottors lately received from Cleveland state
thut season charters have boon made recently
for 10000 tons oe Iron orc. The rato frum Ea-
, 1880-01-21
UY TELEDIl.AFff.
NEW ytlilK.


. 80. NJ" ~, non,.s.,r,c,,. .,,o1v
NEW oRR, hni' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 1'.""s'
Tar silver, 1Etf.
Nniir,ad lx,,tds nctlvc md somewhat Irregular,
wlthn,t II striking rcst,,rc.
",,"n 49," = t...,.,.a. .. ~
s.asc sreur'es Mutl' ,,,,.
The Sleek market Nhs cNtrethely 'FrcRls'hr
n0riy IN tho day, At Tho opening there was II
rrn,tnonI ,et,Itnr f,u, thts wns n,,kiv ful,nwf,I
hy m n.lyancc M Of to 1X ,mr re- cent, snnscaucnt-
~ the itnproycmNnt wins 11nro fsnn lnst; . &c.
sne 9; 10 pGr sTt snk,g ,s;. " eafi, ~ "sE n,
,nt'cr laryn rurchnscs for hnth lnhr a,l thnri
asco',n thrro w; ,;or IN ,,na~,, ynse "t s ~
New t'rlGn,ls, which rnse fnnn :HG 10
4l!ic, ctnsinR. however. at 4nY. knn.ns Texa'
ting ctt stueks. the Un'l1Ecr, Efir' Anu xnmuer.,
mcnt. toytsvi!'c & Nashville soiti G..wM IT, 20 .ao
uEnst ii3M Mt fc "tsc rio msi ht11 f'; @ mM iasrr @
tanooxn ~ L,,'ts ,;'prS IT. w. adSMnSea tn
A,.t rrrfrl,1sl WIZ sttAtly ut laHGAl9 Central
, 1880-01-21
PROVISIONS,

1tOG TNOpUt-Tb-Wnra rnttnr lrss nci1ve. und
averaged ahaut tho tnmc M tho rrcyiona day. Tl,a
enry feeling wna firm. III tymrnthy wiki huna but
prk fcil an !ner nnd ruled father weak nnfnr lnsdt
anrinRs. 1ar improved In tho latter part NJ tho sce
ain boine gitutnd hRhus In Llvfrponl, while meath
wefp kept kteay ny fntr expert demand, thnnHh
wns not quito ~ nctlvo IN Mons!uy. Tho tni,c Ut
thu market clct,y depended IN tho understanding
that pork stock~ ate nruc. Willis thnsc III neAN ars
much smaller than yaar aH". .......
MEsa Advanced 7Ne. lr1l back tbr. md cloFci
s4c beow the latest rrcss Vt Monday, Al aln *l2s
Rpot VI ssilor january, $l2.4a4lHsaM fur February
t105:si24 fsr March, and stA Als,t~1aH t.,r April
enes wsro rcpare, NJ Is br1s spot nj &la; 7l hsih
rrl!er Febsnnry ut sl so t!g!t; an re sscr Atnrrh
nj $lan5& A1O} Mnd lila Gts sgEr Ami! 1T 3HllII4
lrcitncd ic inr Id, lbs, and rlnscd nhnut tho
famc rs Mnnny evening. ht g 10 rlnt .'r .n1cr Jan.
nary t7.!7H fdr February s7G7f:T tor atnFek. and
ftH fur AtTli. Enea wern rrptirtcA ~ tn l!n xnar
thu Enntl ut 4 H,AN ttA 4uliHr FrhrMarJ Mt &4
rA1 1D trs scl!cr MM r nj and ~ tes
Keller 4 pfti at t7.72}4. THtai, Etcs
MEAT*-wtrc n fair demand fnr export. sh1nidem
aSHS, ~ ycy '"nsy sns Sfs II e
2aiUl I'm SHIRT rihs. ut D fur FcGTilry N.'d RtMt1
ftS fHr Mnrtltt = htxen In 1T Glkt; n buIGk lung
Ginufr ct t3trj ~ butcs ionE md short clears ut
!lc; N h,aG* short c!enra NJ sit1s tNan lbs HrGrn
hnss NJ 7c for -lb md i4c iur 5lb nsnsger: i tr*
"ndlnE cuts wore about follows for partly-CMrnd
lNtk.
, 1880-01-21

These figures show an inoroaso during lust
wreck Of 20a, ,Gss bn Of wheat, 3,1l0 bu rye, and
,lccrcuso Of Eo hu corn, b,;al bu oats, 0,41s
BIZ barley. Total decrease, 53,63l bu.
Also ntIoat In harb0r, III, ,Bo0 bit wheat md L.
IA, ,0J0 bN corn.
The following nre tho total receipts Of tho
articles named fro,n Jan. to Jan. 1T 1A bsG br.s
tlour LIZ go bu wheat 2413, ,lSl bu corn, 30, $40
tbs bntrcr, 5 ods live boys, A,7l7 head OF CATTLE
TO0Gil ms wool, ll7,lai tous coal, ,o9s 100 It Of
lumber,
Rail frclghta wcro reported steady on tho bnsIs
OF 400 por 100 ms on grain to Now York, und 40
on boxed inoata to do. Through frclghta to Llv.
crp0ol wcFo GiIo on meats and lard, and 6og on
1lour,
Tho following ahnws tho receipts aud ship
, 1880-01-21

HNt1ATFNtlN wns t1ffO nNiIvo lhNn on Tho hny b.,
Hru and hrtcus sarshly rlnnr. The supnJ iul!
short ~ ths innlbnr expected. and, althnnv; ihe
npH..tons thnn on Mnntlay. t!esa WIS quito sharr
tsmnra isor, "c1i s,,tserG n!1 but shi,.t 20?
niyas # mi tho ~ ras
nblo It il prtLS ti.ut tiltrg would hAvn bunn nate
proi,,,ncGa nrn,,ce 4. lmcect. NJ i9nEnr
AHa TINY see!a taset a. steura stock Hept,sts from
st'fe ihrf" ~ thu Interior represent the rnt1h si
f0tr. Ii nut lukud for mill we tayo mpto foliied
weather. We gnnte cnn,mgn to bust liUht Wp]ahts
salss Y raskors werc mostly IT *sobiss sklps sod
, 1880-01-21

Weighing sryT1 10 I'm DnB..,,,.........,,,,.,.,
NNM ilDev8s -Vrll.fnttcncl FtenrH, w0latI.
Ms'5' nk n1 - ls1 e.; IL n. c:S
Ing l.i1l to i.2,N
RntchnrA' htnck-l',lnr N common eieera md
rn!.ft,MH y cltu!cn cDwr. for city Alnugtttr
SltMS fEttsu Common cattle, Weighing tu} Il
lNM inh. u..ls,+...4....u.t.......
InferiNr-f f.iRtls md thin r,lmH, heIfGrs, staea
NcNlt, tsaE-HH Ia. ........,.....'
, 1880-01-21

FLoUR-wna dnl'. There WINS . lttlo moro ln-
aalry int buyer. nnnerily offered nson. :e pSE hr!
s.' " a,sa ,sts. T.
M tc,ms Toa bss M Esport pc ont1as @ were @ anotsd a.
:ssssS7s @ p sacks. ma double essn Do 4 s7ssass
o sns ers %sss. ss,e ,e,eeants =
srH1Se wiiEAr.,ws, rather quiet, md ponen.'i,
sas x G sosss snss e. had n G s ss. s
t % sas ssss rsss saes. s.
stronger toaa, and cne toporied IN advaneo q ii
I, e ia. v" S N ss1e ss
which nsarly ?7,siuno In enn b. el!vercd m eo,.-
& 9%aa Sss II ot t sss ,s @
t,f;sIss sasy ios ssSiI d;yssy; x5st n5! u
ss sss s;s SGnS s x .S hit , :Si;; ss;s
2 e's s.'f "'s
ssI$ I. ; II ;ssS
NJ a"si GS1e II y! s,sE ojosinr S m, htn ,o H.
shic: srss sss. w,,rs r 1cpot,ed f a$i1 ii S ii
ssts$ y aad "A; " y ;ssis
Sf %iS5; aT 81 @ S'ss $sa Il ,ttSS ; $
sSjss;Sd, i, .;a saHso AZ il; sa$ 5 ii II
SS5iXwss e isiSss Se.is: ss%ssd: %ai : :;s,Is
s, s u1Soins ilvsr 81 Sns % Fsrssed I % sicnay. S!s
Y"f Ws ut tsces wct Ut nn VIII ssa II s
a S @ S$ ~; H. $S% % %s
ssa s 5es s !ssd: I so!!s5 @ $ay s$a eG!,y
:$is:
Stai ~ In MN XIII ,nir"H ~ #ir siasl W + M M.
, 1880-01-21
Wtthdrsiwu frpm storo during Monday Tor
city eoMetlnpt!0n: 3S7 bll Mheat q so BIZ corn,


city coNstitnptaon: 3S7 bt wheat, "a 80 BIZ corn,
Ri hi outs, ,SE' bu rrn.
Tie following grain wns inspected into store
int this city yesterday morning 3rars No. winter
wheat, i ours No ! do, / cor rejected, cnrH
mixed. car No. Spring. " cnts No. do, ~ chra
M. ttu, II clrs LOW Yrn.lo t,.1 wheut); II cnrs
Nd. . corn, t25 cnrs htgi,-mixcd. 70 cars new
mixed. !. cl,rs no Rrpdc GHi c0rn); 10 cars white
nats, ours No. mixed, cars rejected GO olts};
cars No. ryo; 10 "ars Nn.3 bnrlcg, curs extra,
bears low grnlcs III barley. Total, k's cArs, or
IN, ,0o0 Du. Inspected ont: =. H'B bu whe11t, l00,-
Ma bu corn, lo,llh BIZ barley.
The leading produce mnrkets wcro ratter
quiet yesterday, there being comparatively few
ontside or,lcrs, either t0 ln,y or tn sell. Grn'n
WIN r1.ther atcndy, tho local benz fccl'ng being
Offset by privnto reports Of farnicr tone III
wheat In Llverpooi, some c1lbles noting Ill nd
vNtlcc This Btenticd corn In sympathy,
especially rs tho offerings for May delivery were
,.ot 40 lnrgc rs those OF tho previous dny. Pro-
visions wcro Armcr curly. In keeping with an
ndvancc In hogs, but fell buck, and
tho Inter feeling WAS ona Of tamcness.
The nfter,toon feeling wns rlthnr weak all
round, there 1ctng Kosh many sellers for tut
tire. both in provisions and Rr1'th. Mesh 1tork
closed :De lowcr nt bUut 81 sait for new, seller
January, md s1%.s,st for March. Lard closed
1Oo lower, ut s7.4S for now, scl1yr 1nnunry, md
800 for March. Short rlls closed NJ 5000 for
Ninrch. Spring whcnt closed no lower, Mt 81 ::.,&x
spot md *1.Sih for Mnrch. Winter wlleat NpsGl
on tChange at nhos,t 81 s,It for rcd Corn closed
,io lowGr. nt 1B!fo SPOT nnd no fnr May. Oats
closed stcadlor, mt 3s1so for Mny and ut EJT for
next nnnth. Ryo WINS atcady,n s1hc spot md
nc for Fcbruary. nurloy was dull and lever, at
! abott EslBs4o far No. . Hogs wcro nctiyo and
&c higher, cwtng nrm ut sls@dD4.4 40 for light antl
NJ $500 4.75 for heavy. Cnttlo were aotivo and
StrfnpGr. with Hac8 ut A0,AiE15 n.
, 1880-01-21

icr hcinR the rnte now bid for vessels, to run I'LL
Noy.l. Thus fnr sixsy-ctght vessels hnvc been
engaged for ord to Cleveland, eto, most Ut them
boins atnam-bargcs mud c,,nsorss. Several Eca-
sun ehnrtGrs have nlso i,rcn ,nnitD to run oil
Lake MIchignt, antl lnnrc nlr wn,ltctl.
, 1880-01-21
Government Bonds Dllll-FOrcign
Exchange Quiet.
The Currency Movsment-Transae'
.tions on the Mining Board.
Tho Podute Markets Sleaaier-1logs flrMer-Pro'
Visions Moderately Ar!tsc.
Broadstaffs Rather Quiet-A Weak Feel
ing in the Afternoon.
FINANCIAL.

tOtns Of weakness TIL TIC close. which wns
strong Tho npprchcnslons with regard 10
r,,ptusn 1ctwcch the metnlcrs Of tho tr1nk-tc
pool hnvc boon met lly nss,lrNnccs that there
will ho none, although there may lie II reduction
IN Tho prcacn, rates ut freight. Columbus, CHI
cngD s Indiana Central. tho relations OF which
10 tho Pennsylvania aru given below, wus notivc.
1topcncd Mt S!h, n.lvnuccd NJ once 10 mi dt-
elInel ngAtti IN ~, Rnu closed Mt .sl!b, Eln OF
u. Knnsns l. 1c1na WIS firm, and usas'a aA, to
4aA. Wabash WIS nn0tl,cr stock that
n,gtlc good gnlns. The Uomrntt, crhnc1
nj w, aoll At ~. nnl closed IT.
4JH, mi advance or IN. The preferred i!uctu.
ttiud within tho limits uf GIN nst Mas, and nost
finally Mt 17H, n g7lth Of ~. Now Yurk Central
tlicttated between lN and 1;G, closing At ll3,a
enin Of u. lake Shoru tnmto II, I" l0lS, after
ceiling rs low ns l0)h. Northwestern common
r.nsrd between VIII md M7s, closing ut tho
former price. 81. pAni cof1ltnut lnsl,'o u, TO
s;ss; Erie y. 10 4aA: tho prnferrrtl 4, to M'!l;
Ohio 4 Mississippi n. To Dh: 1rOh Mnlntutu !,
10 o5H; 81. .too u, IL 37s; tho preferred L. to ~;
JicknwMui,n u, to E35; Cntmdn Southern i, 10
FIN: Western Union u. to 10y: tteutlng y, 10
Gata; pAuitlc Null Il. tu liz; Chesapeake s)hlt'
Il. to ~; Indianapolis. Bloomington l. WtsSt-
crn u, to IT. HlMtx Guy !, to II.
Thr Losses wrr.; slo,tx City rrcfrrrej ., to
TpH: Chesapeake & Ohio second preferred !. s0
e4,k; tI1rt pt1.frrrcl Il, " a.; khnsus Pncfo !.
10 .lU0: l4o,,js.Ilip s. Nashville ~, 10 1iDis;
Northern Pncit1c preferlnu A' 10 ~ Ing colh'
lnnh u. 10 iEt'i; san kfAhe'seo ~ 10 -; 'no
preferred ii, 10 h5.i: Atlalt1c fhc,ilc u ~
4lN; jorsoy ccntrnl II, 70 Bic; Dclnwafn 4
ltutlton Il, II -; Hlerelatu, Cohiinpus' e.Hcnl-
natl 4 lnAlnRnro!ls !, to 'hMs unlon rhcillc u.
tn a5'l; st. Pail prei"rrd Nv 10 lV-t' Nortn-
west preferred u, u lUi'4. .-..... .---....,
Central Arizona ntlnlng Company waa aSa'n
very nctsvc+ selling down from l6ss to l'M.
The extreme range OF prices fnr inc nay ana
the opening a!d closing prices WIN 10 lou ~" III
tho liable given below.
Eric secon'ls oponetl Ut ", acclncd 70 Din. ahu
clnNcdat ss's.
IN rni)rmd llonts, IN New York Inst week. 'no
transactions continued hcnfy, una lurlEcr Au-
t., .,.,., ,~n. IN, L., ,,on ri IL. tt,a or.
tHheo III P&4tG" "'.' eoN"s'7.'s. ~ '.-"''' 49, ="
tleG ltEt- Ite nlRH-rFlceu HFc1isHcES 'saues
wrrn firmly held and the light offerings con-
tnNcu u restrict business. Tho GtnnnHt now
.rv,- ,uuu r., ttuto+1v uctiyt. for ot.fa Atllinu
t,.. ~ 49,. ,,., ~, o,S fnr u,nn, nf thnso
NJ aUout or beIo" par nt"t lot "'hy " Jug"
much htKhcr pr1Cts than WcrU current tho
Tteflhus WICK PstfAa,u" AAo "e's.4HAE "I'o
~" ~ ,I ~, onut r.,
sues, WHICH hhVancco peI ooh. AoF
Shronts nnu 2 nGr cent for ttthtN,
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