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Daily globe., 1880-08-12
Board of EqualIz alton.

The board of equalization resumed work on
ths assessment Yeste rday, and transacted the
following business:
All blocks in the town of White Bear, north
of Fifth street and west of johnson avenue, as.
sessed so per cent, except block IS. All blocks
north of Sixt b street and east of johnson ave
nue., including block As, raised 100 per cent
All blocks south of Fifth street, raised 200 per
cent.
Improvements on G. Willius' part block II.
L. Dayton's addition, reduced 81, 500.
All central division to White Bear raised 100
per cent. All Murray's addition to White Bear,
except improvements, raised 80 per cent.
Markoe's lots sec. Ia, I. 80. B. 22 raised. 8 $50
Mrs Machaud's property, sec. IA, 80, az,
raised tUU
Fulton's lots, sec. H. 80. %, raised. 49,. 25C
Weide's lots, sec. Ia, 80. % raised. ISL
Galusha 8 lots, sec. IA, 30, "a, raised..... gu
Heard's lots, SEQ. ID, 80, ~. raised. 81
Webbers tract, sec. %. 80, 22, ralsed... 2,00O
Leip's lots, sec. %, 80, %, raised. ...... 2,000
Dunns tract, sec. %, 80, %, raised....... 1,7oO
Schelrs lots, sec. %, 30 %, raised. ...... lou
Schneder's lots, sec. %. 80, %, raised. -. 500
All the town Of Bald Eagle raised 100 per
cent.
All the towns of White Bear, except the parts
already changed, raised so per cent, minus
improvements.
Bear, raised. d................... 40 per cent.
Horses under 8 years old and over,
IN New Canada, raised ..,...... 10 per cent.
Cattle, in White Bear, under 2
years old, raised. 20 per cent.
Cattle, IN Mclean, under 2 years
old, raised ed..................... 10 per cent.
Cows, years old. in White Bear,
raised. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 per cent.
ALI other cattle, Q years old and
over, in White Bear, raised. -. go per cent.
Mules and asses, in Rosetown,
raised. Observation-Disclosures. 8 per cent.
Mules and asses, in White Bear,
raised. ........ % per cent.
Mules and asses. in New Canada,
raised. ed............ 20 per cent.
Mules and asses, in Mounds View,
raised. 100 per cent
Mules and asses. in Mclean, raised 10 per cent
Sheep in Mounds View, raised... 20 per cent
Sewing machines, in White Bear
and Mclean, raised. ............ 30 per cent
Watches and clocks, in Mounds
View, raised d...................1O loo per cent
Land, in Mclean township, raised from to
10 per acre.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
N0RTRFEELD.

Several cases of typhoid fever are reported
in and about Northfeid.
The scientific building begins to show la
proportions on the campus.
Harvest in the vicinity of Northfeld ia almost
completed, and some of the farmers have c,'m-
menced threshing.
Willis hall, of Carlton college, is being rap
idly pushed on to completion. The college
bell was placed in the tower on Monday.
MIR. Lockwood completed threfhing on hia
farm, east of town, yesterday, and reports
the yield better than was expected and the
quality good.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

THERE is small-sized row in the Repub-
lican camp in Indiana. Mr.. Porter, the can
sum of ten thousand dollars for campaign
expenses. He refused to pay it, and tod
the committee so, accompanied by the st ate
ment that if they didn't like it they could
get some one else to take his place on the
ticket. The committee will therefore have
to let Porter down easy or find some csndi-
date who values the honor of being beaten
more highly.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

IT has been proved that the old man and
woman recently captured at Fremont, Neb.,
are not the original Benders, and they have
been discharged. They are, however, hard
couple, and evidently deserve neck-stretch-
ing. What induced them to confess to the
terrible atrocities of the Benders, however,
will perhaps always remain a mystery.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

CONGRESSMAN FRYE, of Maine, sends a
Macedonian cry to the Congressional Re-
publican committee at Washington. He
says the party is In danger of defeat in
September unless there is liberal influx
of money and men to help the party. He
admits an unusual activity in the ranks of
the opposition, whom he says are confident
of an easy victory.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
A GARFIELD WAR SONG.

MoTTo-''HE ALWAYS TRIED 70 SAVE HIS MEN
-Repu6lican EIct0ngc
TUNE-"The tboysI left behind me-. s"
There was fine, young orphan lad,
Who had no other brother,
Nor any sister, nor dad"
Except his 'darlint' mother.
Oh mother dear, he cried, one day.
My place is in the war-feld;
I'm bound to be soldier gay,
And go and fight with Garfield.
That's right she said, go, aud die game;
Be wide awake while eating,
But take your wonted sleep, the same,
Except when you're retreating.
From bloody Hancock stay away;
BE ne'er from fight deserted;
Keep close to Garfield, night ard day.
And you'll not get much hurt-ed.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 10th. DC.C.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
knights Tempiar Excursion to Chicago.

The Chicago, st. Paul & Minneapolis line
will sell round trip tickets to Chicago and re-
and their families and at one fare and a fifth
to the general public This line carries the
Damascus oornmandary, Of st. Paul. and Bay
ard commandary, of saltwater, in a special
train of Pullman coaches, leaving st. Paul at
6P. M. Sunday, August 10Th. The general
public is invited to join this excursion and go
to Chicago on one Of the finest trains ever seen
in st. Paul.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

1t is to the interest of any person wishing to
purchase Piano or Organ to consult Messrs.
Pelton, Pomeroy & Cross, Nos. $50 and 152
State street, Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Chickering, Hazleton, Decker & Son, Ernst
Gabler and variety of other makes of pianos,
and the Wilcox d White and Taylor d Farley
organs.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

City subscribers who receive seven papers per
week, delivered by CARRIE, csn have equal oppor.
tunides for participating In the awards for cash
premiums, the only difference being that they will
have to pay the regular seven paper rate, which is
$s.4O for full years subscription, S420 for six
months. Those who choose to accept the premium
offer will be entered in the current class which may
be open when they subscribe.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
The Coiored Exodus.

sr. LOUIS Aug. 1l.-Chas. H. Taudy, presi-
dent of the oolored relief board of this city,
has advices that ten thousand negroes will
emigrate from mississippi and Louisiana with
in the next two months, and will arrive here
en- route for Kansas and other Northern States
about forty per day, to be cared for here By
the board, and forwarded to their various des-
tinatiops,
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
North Branrh Eatr

The Chicago and Pine Counties Agricultural
society announces that its ninth annual fair
will be held on the grounds Of the North
Branch Trotting association August 31st and
September 1st and I'd. For trotting and run
ming races the society offers 81, 200 in attractive
purses and its premium list is liberal and COM
prehensive. The two counties have made
very good agricultarel and stock shows here
tofore, and will doubtless do better than ever
this season.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
Duluth Marine He,ra.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. 1l.-Arrived: Propeller
Manistee, Houghton, with ten tons of fish.
Cleared: Propeller Arizona, Buffalo, with
$500 bushels of corn, ITO tons of pig iron and
4.020 barrels of -four; propeller China, Buffalo,
with l6, 400 bushels of corn and 1870 barrels of
a a,ur; propeller City of Winnipeg. Collingwood.
with 23, 500 bushels of corn; propeller J. T.
Whiting, Chicago, light; schooner Guiding
Star with cargo of old rails, Chicago.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

The time has been when diseases of tho
Kidneys were considered serious affections,
but fortunately all fear OF any fatal results
from these troubles are now dispelled by the
certainty with which DAYS KIDNEY PAD al
ways acts.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

Mr.. BLAINE has opened the campaign in
Maine, with speeches at Bath and Augusta
that are, as usual, brimming over with bile.
he refused to eulogize Garfield for the SIM
ple reason that there was nothing in his
career deserving of eulogy, and declined to
criticise Hancock manifestly because there
was nothing in his public acts or uttesances
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
@eek1y 01ul,e.

The ST. PAUL WEEKLY GLOBE Is an
Eight-Page, Fifty Six Column paper, sent to any
address in the United States, postage paid for
year, for Sl.l6.
ZIP. HALL, Publisher.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
THE COURTS.
Probate Court.

Before Judge O'Gorman.'
In the matter of the estate of Henry Weber;
deceased. Hearing on proofs Of will continued
to Wednesday.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
800. $50. $1OO.
CASH PREMIUMS TO
GLOBE SUBSCRIBERS.

800 CASH Distributed among every FIFTY
MAIL SUBSCRIBERS for one year, to the ST.
PAUL DAILY GLOBE.
$50 CASH, Distributed among every FIFTY
NAIL SUBSCRIBERS TO the ST. PAUL DAILY
GLOBE for SIX MONTHS.
The GLOBE offers to distribute In CASH
PREMIUMS, the sum of 800 for each so yearly
mail subscribers paid in advance at he regular rate
Of 81 40. The premiums will be divided as follows:
ONE CASH PREMIUM Or. $50 90
ONE CASH PREMIUM Or. 20 90
ONE Cash PREMIUM OF..... 10 90
ONE CA>H PREMIUM Or. 10 90
ONE CASH PREMIUM OF..... 10 90
TOTAL 800 90
For each 80 mail subscribers for six months, at
the regular rate of So 6O paid in advance there Will
be given $50 In cash premiums, as follows:
ONE CASH PREMIUM Or $25 90
ONE CA>H PREMIUM OF.... 10 90
ONE CASH PREM wv OF... 5 90
ONE Cash PREMIUM Or 500
ONE CASH PREMIUM Off,. 500
TOTAL. ......................... $50 90
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

st. Paul to White Bear and return, so cents,
on any train.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

Let everybody enjoy pleasant evening at
White Bear.
Daily globe., 1880-08-12
GARFIELD AND OIL.

Ass A,cesonrd Story on the Republtcan Can.
didate--Cenvtcted of DMpltctty aud De-
Daily globe., 1880-08-12

SUBSTITUTES uIUIItII5I
the regular rate of So 60 paid in advance there Will
be given $50 In cash prenliums as follows:
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Condensed Locals.

A double sheet Will be issued TOMORROW. Al
vertiSers will please send In their orders a5
early as practicable.
The American Woman Suffrage association
aLnOuIces an attractive list OF speakers for the
meetings In Lincoln Hail. morrow and Thurs
day. The name OF AntOlnetre Brown Black
well recalls the fact that she was the first
woman who was ever regularly ordained to the
ministry. This lady was settled over a con IRE
gat1On twenty I'VE years ago, and her sermons
were published week after week by Horace
Greeley In the New York Tribune. She was the
speaker who was s.lenced by the ministers az
The Worlds Temperance convention.
VIM. III. Cotton, who was badly bitten by
dog, last week, in South Washington. Is 50 Ill
from the effects that he has been sent to the
Providence Hospital.
The National Rifles last evening elected
MeSsTS. W. III, YerkeS. T. NJ. McNeeiy. Dr.. Car
roll Morgan, j. L. Barbour aud E. T. Pettingill
honorary members.
There was lively time yesterday afternoon
In the Police Court van, when iL took 10 It's IOil
for Tie jail and the workhouse, there being
twenty six prisoners packed In the vehicle,
which was built TO carry sixteen on pinch,
After number OF tooS had been mashed and
much proiane language used, quiet was re-
stored.
The steamer George Leaiy. which has been In
Baltimore undergoing repairs for some time
past has again taken her place on the Norfolk
route.
Last week plumber repairing a drainage
pipe IN the rear OF house on ID street between
9Th and 10th found about 10 IT fee below the
In Old coin purchased OF him for one dollar. AMI
cleaning them found some rare pieces emora-
cling English pennies OF 1I14 and colonial cents
one OF them a Palmetto penny.
Ann Atkinson has entered sult against the
Piedmont and Arlington Lie Insurance Co n
pany. or Virginia, for $500 on a ten-year policy
issued On the life OF w. n. Toler for 81 Gl0 pay
ments 10 the amount OF 500 having been IN lde.
TIE company WAS declared insolvent a few days
since.
Last evening. as car 50. o; the tth street Hn-
was standing at the junction 81 Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street. The cash box. contain
ing $40. was stolen While the driver William
kabbill. was watering his horse.
Mr.. j. c. McGiuD, cnler clerk OF the District
health department, was elected to membership
In the American Public Health Association, at
Its recent convention in New Orleans.
ArniniuS lodge No. q. F.A.A.M., last evening
elected the following named officers for the en-
sung year: DR.. Il. g. MausS, WIN; Charles
Brandt. S-W.; Vim. Helms j. W.: John BuSsius,
secretary. (Te-elected); Anon Fischer, treas
uTer. {Te-elected); T. A. Rockar, organist; F. w.
SpieSS, tileT. (re-elected.)
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THE BAYARD AND C1NKLING CONTROVERSY IN
DELAwARE.-The Wnmington Netrs publishes
reports or interviews with several citizens Of
Dover in relation to the controversy between
Senator's Bsyard and Conkling and Others. DR..
Isaac Jump, the last republican nominee for
governor. is reported as stating that he heard
the speech, and the stenographer who took it
down read his notes to him, and he considered
1t a verbatim report. This was the report pub
lished in the Press. Manlove Hayes, treasurer
OF the Delaware railroad, says he heard the
speech, and considered the report fair and
truthful. DR.. A. Bishop will not say as to the
amount, but recollected that the impression
produced on his mind was that the gentlemen
We're charged with wrongfuliy approprating a
large sum Of money In the Phelps Dodge case.
). ). Green and Wilson l. Cannon also testify to
their belief that the report wac correct. 1t Is
said that Mr.. Bayard made the same charge
against the same person In speeches delivered
at georgetown and Harrington. This wiz also
be Investigated.
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The District I'm Congress-.

Jacob Kiefy and or hers to-day pesitionsd the
81 nate for allowance OF damages done 20 their
property by changing grades of streets.
The bill 70 amend the general Incorporation
act OF the Dist rict 20 to permit th3 iacor-
pOraI1on OF telephone COMPANIES was passed In
tie Senate to-day.
Senator Bruce submitted a resolution today
to donate to the national association Tor the
relirf Of colored women and children, doc tied
In -hiugton) spch articles or furniture "a
may be condemned as u lou ger At for the us /,
OF the Senate. Senator Davis. os West Virginia
said he had no objection TO the resplutio !. BIZ
would prefer 1t should go over until to- morrow.
So ordered.
The further consideration of the bill maktny
al propriai ions for the support OF the Sovern-
ment Of the District OF Columbia is delayei
awaiting from the government printer the re-
ports Of the District Commissioners and tue
accompanying exhibits.
BILLS OF LOCAL INTEREST IN THE SENATE.
In the Senate yesterday Senator Morrill, in
troduced bill to appropriate $500. 600 for pIr-
Chasing site near the War department and
erecting a fre-prOof building, to be used for the
sake keeping OF the records OF the executive
departments. Bills and resolutions were also
II tIoduced relating to enlarging the Govern
ment Printing Office lighting the Capitol build
ings aid grounds with the electric light. to
allow the Citizens Gas Company TO lay pioes
and mains, approprlating 5000 10 purchase }
pedestal for Winnie Ream'S statue OF Admir- Il
FaIragut. ard TO remove the duty on the
stained glass used In the windows OF All Soal,'
CT urCh.
RECLAMATION OF THE RIVER FLATS.
The proposition to attach an appropriation
for the reclamation Of the river fats to tl@
river and haroor bill is being discussed among
The memo re- of both houses. Ii apptreutly
meets with favor, the chief ob5taclA - its 10 ,p-
ton, as shown by remarks II members 81 me
House and Senator's. being The I'M NV OF d.
termintng upon a plan for carrying out The
work that would make the aCpropri alton safe
THE STARS suggestion 10 put the work in con-
troll OF the Us army engineers Is fayorably re
really be done Ia this important affair.
THE NEW CODE.
Senator'S Harris, Whyte and Mcmillan, the
subcommittee OF the Senate District committee
having charge OF the code. are working with
all their mig BIT Or. that instrument. They were
In session all Of yesterday and to-day. and ex-
peel 20 report the code TO the Senate next M0a-
Gay. IT VIII be placed upon the calendar aud
then every effort will be made 70 pass IL through
the senate. When that shall have been done
the plan is to get the code then. at once before
conference committee OF the two Houses Il
Is now believed by those having the code ia
charge that ii will ba passed tniS' session. The
tax sections OF the Instrument are being car
fnliy reviewed aud SLuGi"d. with The view OF re-
moving oppressive or III Just features. The pres
ent CctIOn In relation 10 recovering property
sold Tor delinquent taxes viii be changed so bat
The property owner can get back his property
without too much cost.
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1GSH THE GREAT 1CCA
Il { CV Penn >YIVANIA ROUTE L ScU
TO TllE NORTH, NFST AND SDFTH VEST.
ttGl.bfe Track. Steel Exalts.

ttOEhie Track. Steel EkaIis.
j. TtIFCT NoVEMBFR ash 4 rp, iss
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot
For ftsbnra an a. d tie vet 500 am, dsiiy, with
seei il 2 Cars 20 Louisville and Chicago; 10 40
a., fs,ly. viii sleeIin. Cars s,f roa, HARRISBURG
t. Cincinnati, s. / ouls and Chtrago: 9 80 y
PALTIN0RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Fer taL 81 di IRra, RCC h6 ster. buffalo, Niagara
with Fsrlcr Car to Watkins Gnd tie North, at
StnR H.. daily, exceptS Ddsy . 30 . m. daily,
Rs ara Watkins.
For Wil'isI, 81 orr och Haven and Einira, at 10 40
For Nsw York ana tie Fas,, 1910 an. 2lO and
Toto 2 m. On sunday 2:l0 and 1000 p M.
limited expIess Of Pullman Parior Cars. $ 80 a.
For Brot} l&n, Y, al through trains connect At
,ie1sey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, AT
fcrdirE direct trsI sfer to Fulton street. avoid
iIr dont!e feTris g across New York city.
f'T pm Iaeos On Rnhdsy - 2 ~ s S4R 70 an9 IoO
Limited Express, 8 50 a. II. daily. except sun
For Baltimore, 40. 500. 9 80. $40 am, and
2:10. 420, 4-z0. {: 40 9 so and Ia 90 y M. on
SnnGsy. SEQ, )O:4O a m. 2:l0, $40. $50 and
For Forces Creek Lire GAO am. ard 40 pm.
daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
For Annsrolis, Gao N. and 40 pm daily. ex-
ALFXs SI i5Si AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NY AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD,
4:2O. 500 6 20 & 90 and III 80 p. n. On sun.
day at no. 9:20. II 90 and IL 20 a. m. and 90
For Richmond and the South. 200 and IL 90 a. IN.
daily. aid 3 100 ? m. daily. exert sunday; .,
pm and u 90 midnight On Sunday 'i At o5.
Tickets. information, sleeping ard parlcr car ac
smmodationa can be procured at the offices, north
ard al lie depot Where Orders cal, be Ieft for the
checkins Of baggage to destination from hotels and
L. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK IHCMSoN, General Manager. nog29
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-Mrs- Jane o. DIVER
through Mr.. p. j. Donohue, yesterday filed a
bill 10 quiet the title TO part or lot s. square sl3
on 18th street, between n and o. The Oil sets
forth that the defendant. Adam Jackson alias
''Pink' jackson, conveyed In 1865 his interest
In said lot TO the husband OF complainant, who
died In 1874 and the defendant quite recently
asserts that he never signed the deed The
complainant AYERS that his claim is gross
fraud. without q shadow OF foundation In fact.
In stating the residence OF the defendant.
Pink Jackson. the blu significantly sets forth
that he has been all his life resident OF this
city, except various periods OF absence In
Albany, N. Y. The relief prayed for Is the can
collation. OF the fraudulent deeds made BY de-
1fndant, 'PlQk" jackson.
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RAILROADS.
BAL TIMORE AND OHIO RAII ROAD.


THE MoDELFASTLINE AND THF ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JA.NEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKF Effect WEDNESDAY.
II So Chicago Cinonnst snd 81 i LIZ Fss: sx
zee baltimore. Elhcott City and way stations
6. .Raltimsre, Annapolis. ard way. piedmont
strasenrs; "iDchester. II 'serstnwn and gay.
s,Ie-Point Of Rocks snd way stations 10,
for Hagerstown and at Point of Rc>Ss for
Q. ooINeu YoHk PHILADELPHIA .nc ?, s,oa T,,rresa
1s.%.on Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
Colless. eeltsViile laurel Annapolis Juac-
.,o ttor, !eseuT,s and Hauoyerl
Louis Exrross-
L. Baltimore. EIioott City. Annapolis ana Way
Stations
IL 2-0n sunday only for Baltimore and way.
~ sb-Ne. Yorf. Philadelphia and Boston Express
FTecerich, Ha.erstown ELd Wsy. ia
4.30Etst more. Hya;.svtre aud Laurel E,-
press. Frrderick Via Relay et0ps al An9s.
Uoiis jGGctionD
"a a. Font Of hooks. Frederick, Hage-sto,yr.
Z" Iciys of Rocks and Way stations c-lyl
Is i5 Pniiaiirii snG reiaaoro H1rres su1 Mar
tMshuTg aud Way. via Relay. etcps al Iya;ts
vile arr fauri)
G05-roirt - Rocfs and wsy Sta,icrs
tf.t5-h. I'm D 2 aud Way 1t IL Ms
7.S0-RaltIurre and l. nrel ExrI -.
rs JefittthJIg, Chicago, C;nciz Ca:i and ST. Louis
Fxlpss.
et5-Rs. iinlrre. Fyat.sviIle AID Fsure, FEpress.
flUUO-htW FORK: Ph,laGelphis ana RostnG az
Tr$Se. SlestiT Gar So New York and E,-an-
isl SleeIins Car ~ Philadelphia
fDsiiy. tSnn6ay only. Other trains daily. e1
ceIt Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information am Iy AZ the Bsl. more
and Ohio ticket offices, Washfgtou Station, aud
GIG aud 1854 IernsylvaLia avenue --ner l4th
street ntele oroers Will G taken for he
checked and received at any point in The city.
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kilograms to The Star.
WALL STREET TODAY.

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-The Post. In It's financial
article to-day, SAYS: Notwithstanding the
strfngency OF the money market the stock ex-
Change markers are generally strong to-day.
L. S bonds are unchanged In price, while rail-
road investments are strong, some vi tue specu-
lattve railroad bonas being lower. In the share
lists the features have been Iron Mountain,
hlch advanced TO 5o1a, American Union Tel.
Co. 10 10. Lake Shore TO 12478, Michigan
Central 10 117i4, NorthW est TO 1885, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul TO 110zs. ST. Paul and Quincy p'fd
TO s934; Chicago and Alton 10 l4l: w L. tele-
graph 10 S3}s; ID. L. and w. 10 l0sa. The only
weak stock has been the A. ID. telegraph, which
has fallen from q TO Is. Tue rise In Iron
ain and the recent wide fluctuations In
the stock are exp aimed by the reports that the
read has been brought into harmonious rela-
lions with the other roads In the southwest
when constitute an important part OF JAY
GoLld's system. We are unable TO ascertain
thaI the necessary arrangements thereto
nave been formerly completed, but
are lett TO infer that they have been
substantially agreed upon. The money market
TO-DAY IS stringent, ard the stock brokers who
an atcoLlnt daitC at six per cent are fortunate.
A 'ouhd commission is bid for money for 50
Gays, but four months loans can easily be OBJ
taiDed at per cent The high rates current
lof cen ana loans should attract money b ere
Uutlhe misfortune Is that there Is an active de-.
mand Tor money at ali the business ceuterS.
Ire large amounts or foreign gold arriving 90
OF give immediate relief. nor Is much Telief TO
10 oe expected unt1l the January disbursements
II the treasury begfG. Prime mere lntiie paper
IS lOmlnailJ GaI pc! cent"