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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15


An Australian correspondent writes to
an exchange of his experience in sheep
dipping.
al strongly approve Of dipping sheep
Immediately after shcaring, either in a
solution of tobacco, potash and sulrhcr,
Or weak solution of arsenic of the
strength of S-4 ounce to gallon of wa
ter. This cleanses the skin, and effect
ually cradicatcs ticks and sheep lice.
Tho effect Of an occasional dipping in
encouraging rapid growth of wool is
extraordinary. In 1864 l cleaned 49,
600 sheep of scab in the lower Began
district, New South Wales. In April
just preparatory TO dipping, l shcared
sheep and dipped them at regular inter-
walls in tobacco ,sulpher and potash. The
growth of wool was SO rapid that when
shcarcd again in November following
1 got a very tolorablc fleece Ofpcrfcctly
sound wool and had clean certificates
from the sheep Inspector for every
sheep" -
We have seen the prOcc, many times
and have enjoyed the hospitality Of the
squatter princes, whose '-run" often en-
close more territory than the German
principalities for which they pay in
way Of rent from one cent to seven
cents pcr acre, per annuIn, holding the
land by an llnquestioned tenure, until
required for actual settlement by the
agyiculturalist, SO that it pays them to
use artificial grasses for feeding and
fattening, instead of depending upon
the native kangaroo grasses which be-
come vintage very hard and why.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15

J. Anumbcr Of people in Empria were
slightly injured by lightning in the
storm OF last Saturday night. One lady
bad a portion Of her hair burned from
her head. and her hairpin melted in
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15

Summer County Free Press: Sarah
Lc1t, girl eleven years old, was sever
~ ii not fatally burned in Belle Pianc,
/. Saturday morning, by the explosion Of
/. . coal oil can. She was pouring oil on
t3>c fire..
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15
DIET FOR WEAK srOMACHEs.

Where the the stomach is weak, its
muscular action impaired, and its nerves
ovcrsensitivc, but little food should be
taken in to il at one time. The best diet
is SKINNED milk, halfa pint every four
hours. When milk is not well digestcd
lime water is combined with it. Such
food as coffee, tea aud tobacco, must, of
course, be given up absolutely and at
once. A sovereign article Of diet is
buttcrmilk. Inbuttcrmilk the cascin of
ofinilk is coagulatcd and broken up, SO
the stomache is spared two steps Of the
regular process of digestion. Another
excellent preparation Of milk is koumiss
1t contains good deal Of carbolic acid.
In all cases the stomachcs work should
be made easier by diet consisting of
eggs, milk, starchy vegetables, stcwcd
fruits, and = little butter, with stale
bread.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15
CATARRH.

Fer catarrh, our family physician
gives salt and water snuffed up from
the hand. DO not get IL strong enough
to smart.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15

&! Very gradually, but as surely, our
sheep men arc concluding that it is nee
essary to dip two or three times a year
TO prevent scab and TO promote the
growth of wool. They are penny wise
and pound foolish who in the face of all
experience refuse.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15

EmporiA Meas The hay fever las
set in in Emporia and is tsckling some
oHnnrmOo influential citizens.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15

b. sriIun
m % % G
sa'qd .s.'' for investments to all business and especially
Send to J. n. Steele for Circular Price List of Lands
CARS J.. NJ
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15

ETNA, Hartford Connecticut, Asse'
PH0NIx Of Brooklyn,
NokTH British J Mercantile, G.B. "
HokH, New York, /"
AMnHI0AHC ea1Ral, 81. Louis, No. ="
PHGNIx, Hartford Conn, /"
GERNAM-ANE11cAN, New York, I"
INSURANCE Co. Of North Amer's"
FrREHAN's FUND, SanFrancisco T"
HARTFORD FIRE oNS. COMPAMy
AND LONDON AND Gl
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15

have for the spring trade over25O Of choice farm
land for SALE in tracts Of forty eighty one hundred and sixty two
and two hundred each including stock and
improved and unimdroved = S@ad1 h3ei1sh> slosG
= LOM
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-15
LAND.
Il F1 4lf1T7FP34 AIT 1An1'AazsEs7 - > 8
j. M. STEE LE,ooIo
Real Estate and Insurance Agent Douglas Avenue,
IA -s''4 s"+ E." r.'- ''e-s-
WICHITA, sEDGW1CK COUNTY, KANSAS


ss ' Y. s ssne S Ss s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-09

The Vallejo. Cal. CAroxielt disoov-
cred . thoroughly Anericaniasd Chine
man 10 . smoking car ~ railroad
train that passsd thsou2h that plaes.
A colored steward q . steamboat enter
Cd The car. ard taking eheroot lsosn
bis pocket. asksd. With . lerdly air. Sos
. hight from ths ssathen's cigar. With
look Of disdsin. the Chinsmas replied:
mo. you takee The Habsua all ont: ~
gives you nsiches." end With hat b
tonk from his pocket oaAeA. st1ask il
and pssed It eveF - The coaeesd 60
tleman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-09

I never bet ON the man who il 81.
ways telling What he w0sld have done
If he had been there: I have noticed
that THE kind never get there.
The fear Of the law here. aud the Law
hereafter. hes fnenished 10 some very
clever specimens Of Christianity.
Fools don't know their strength; il
they did. they woald keep still.
True happiness seems to consist in
wanting oil that we can enjoy. then
getting I'll that - want.
The best way 10 keep . sscrst u %
forget is.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-09
SU M mons.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE THnD
i Judicial District Of ths T<rFttesy - Waahlog-
ton. hclding tssms q the City Of Sesttle. - and
fos The Counties of King snd ktfssp.
Daniel 3. smi h plsinttA, W. Narcsssa D.
Smith, afondaDt.
Coaplaist A,ed - TIE Cnupty Of King, II ~
o1lce 81 shs Ct>sk of sajd Dtssrics Coart-
TN CHnKD sSsgD - AnKnDcA 6gHD 0asB5Mo
10 NarcasoA y. Smith. oe1endsns:
You sFe hsseby required 70 appear 10 an aetieo
brought against you ~ the abovs camsd platnltG
fs ahs DisGsIc4 Court Of the Third Jndjc3al Dis.
tFict Oe she 1esTieosy 81 WssAteeton. hnldisG
serDs st shs Ciay 0l seattle. 10 shs CssalU =
kioe. fce The Oe0ntaes cf King and Ktmp. -
u snsw~ the eomplats. aisd thsssia. viahsa
axty dsys fson the dass Asreos, os tadgnsn4 ~
esesaA vii b sshes sgsiuss you. secOsdino q
~ pssyss 81 IT, complaint.
Tie "A sestoD y bsousht 70 obtsin dreses
naliify shs 0asstsse b. ween ~ , aastlG 81
oeGsndsnt % the EroaGis ~ forth 10 pIsisti9 I
esms Iatnt On de IN ~ Clssk's oGics u ~
- bablgusl dsupkasrea.
oDpeo1 and anSUeg tbe aajd compIaihR ~ ototu
aoAlnGt y0u - - reas11.
s-, WuxEm she Hon Roger q Gsss.s,
yLs{ Jade of che SID Court. ana tse -
t--s shsseas. this I5sh day of DseeuAss
JAnFo oyAvgY. Oss1.
- JAmn 2. Lu.Gew. Ds0aay. ssessr
9e1sasht 8sos Adssusgs ~ 11aeaet9.
-
, 1880-01-25
The Smoke Nuisance.

To tbs Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. al am glad to find the
subject of "smoke nuisance" has found q
hearing in the Common Council. It is one
that calls for immediate action. There is no
longer any doubt that appliances already
known may be used to prevent the deluge Of
smoke that issues from the huge smoke
stacks of elevators and factories. 0wpers Of
such should be compelled to use them when
lacking sense Of that moral obligation that
naturally prompts one to do his neighbor JUS
tice. Unless this nuisance can be abated,
what security has one who builds house to
live in anywhere in the neighborhood of va
cant lots that a factory may not be erected,
whose huge chimney may vomit dense vol
umes of SMOKE, to the damage of
lis property and the destruction Of
ready arisen in my own neighborhood. On
the half block upon which my house stands
there are seventeen dwelling houses, mostly
owned by the occupants, all having built
with no expectation Of ever being disturbed
by factories. But few years since small
factory was erected, and just now another
one of huge proportions has gone up, so that
every one Of onr houses with black pail Of
smoke and SCOT. It is safe to say that these
two chimneys, if allowed to send forth their
black clouds Of smoke, as they will unless
the owners are compelled to apply s1aoke-
burners, will damage our property so per
cent and render our homes miserable. No
man has right to destroy his neighbor's
taxes US for its support afford us a remedy,
we shall be driven to the courts for that re-
dress which should come from the former
body. 4 SUFFEKER.
, 1880-01-25
200 brls hams at slt and Is brs extra mess on pF1
TntR terms. ...o.,<.
TALLow-was quoted at6fe69fcfor city and esS7se



: F1OUR-Was more ncttve but weak. e1pol1efs
taking hold to moderutu extent at CONCESSIONS u
about &c per brl from previous asking Hsures sa1es
we're reported OF 1aU brls double spring e1ss par
II at aeo; 60 brs winters and IS bEis re- on p.sa!e
terms; and $50 bsls low grade ut 00Gia0 Total 5o
bfls. Export extras quoted at s5sao IN Sacks
and double extra do at S55G3Gm. .....
OTHER M1LLsTUPPs-Sales were 10 cars bran at
$l05osM75 per ton; cars feed at $l'0; cars mlo
dlings ut x35o@l5o1 Coarse corn-meal WIS nominal
at $ia.25 per ton on track.
sPRlNG WHEAT-Was active and weak. O. desnans .5n
f1'1n ienata ae
ndyies: e9"ig aPd iS Se~ out
holders and here ,noua receipts we're not
S5s1 se vcne Wsakng7s Yen wa ge n g
TnGh sustained prices 4n6 atseT fs ta ta
he Were anr o1s here limited to
SLIT Tor March. This was the leading feature Of he
TIC ou q. exan ssers .ness eonnued .
ef ope1aSs aV
s 5s1e1s 4ssf sf
f the Ta!ee ca The 's shoedsss sa q
Senf
stsas 5o sg1
III ssst. 70 i esfaSa ss
$sssS sas ssasd K ss;eE s5!S3 .s ssfi Il
sftss ~ E @ r S ri 5 y 5s
b saps n mot5 n otsI Sa at
sss s fse;s So ss x'ate5 oy sample s@
sss$s :;
sss @
P'ss sh
nude the arfst nn6s4 6svb ss Ssns
s!on f ef E much fsueha fa1ths4 brsaE i pIsses
The TOT spot corn was % TeIayey steady put
, 1880-01-25

Notwithstanding we still have bad roads, and
the frost is all out Of theground and every pros
OF hor ice yet IS The
lending money to farmers, 80 far rs Illinois is
concerned, seems tn have cotce to an end. In
fac there no h demand Tor money at al The
est promptly, also paying of their mortgages
that have become due. Very few farms are be-
Ing sold under foreclosure. What better evi-
dences could we have OF prosperity
Another Important consolidation OF mining
property is reported BY the Leadrtlle Chronicle.
1t embraces the Joe Bates, Gambetta. Gray
Horse, Ida Nyce, and Big Pittsburg mines, 10
Gated on Stray Horse Gulch, at the base Of Fryer
Hill The title Of the. company which is to con-
troll the property is the Big Pittsburg Consol-
dated Mining Company. The price named in the
deeds for the several mines Is $4,000. ". II.
Vanderbilt is reported to be heavy stockhoider
in the new company The mines mentioned join
the Little P1ttsburg, Aimee, Little Chief, and
Robert E. Lee, and are all in mineral, the
Bates having been producer the past season.
Between these properties there has been constd-
cradle litigation, but this is all closed by the
consolidation.
The problem Of mining at greater depths than
have ever been reached in America bids fair TO
be practically and prohtably solved in the near
future BY the Yellow jacket, Crown Point, and
Bclcher. 49,.
The Robert E. Lee Is one Of the richest mines
at the Carbonate Camp. From the 18th to the
18th instant the product amounted to over $lo'~
GOO per day. On the last-named date & trial was
made Of how much ore could be mined In one
day. Work commenced at noon and closed at
the same hour next day. Seven hours were lost
by a cave. The whole lot Of ore mined amounted
to ninty-fre tons. worth s1l8,5o0. Blocked out
In the mine, the value otthe ore in sight Is mod
erately placed at 1900, GOO.
, 1880-01-25

HOG ER0DUCTS-Wcrc active md weak. Hogs
were quoted 1teady. md there not much change
In the tone Of foreign adyces, while export orders
forneats werelfuly us numerous for several DAYS
previous. But the weakness in whent IVES In i1sef
reason enough for break In provisions, und it told
heavily. The packing of this city since Nov: Is re-
ported as L178W hogs, against ss 100 to same date
year ugo. but there Is nearly much stuff on hand
now then. the shipments having fallen on SONG
what in consequence OF higher prices while there Is
more country stuff than ever offered for sae here.
MESS PoRK-Decned 374@Dc per brl. ana closed
Sc below the latest prices of Friday at s12 M@l24 IS
cash. sl2 IS for February, <l2Go9RG. for March, un
$1ei5GnTk for April Sales reported Of Is bris
spot at sl2: IL brls do at slo5o: 0 brs seller Feb
ruaTE nt *l2.soaEi2}8 0,750 brs seller March ut
sle5zRl29 90 and si50 brls seller April At
Total. 4l.7W brls.
LAKD-Declned 175x920c per 100 lbs, and closed l2k
Gl5c below the latest prices of Friday u.
spot si.3z&7.40 for February, s7.50 for March, und
s7.u3761S for April Sales we're reported of 60 tcs
spot at sl0; 80 ties seller February ut <7346e7 80:
1i0 tcs seller March S74le7}; and 1350 ts seler
April ut s7-554t7.7u TotA. 2ae5U tcs
Der 101 lbs lower. Tho decline brought out a goud
!uany export orders, but most uf them seemed to be
limited below the market Local futures were active
sales we're reported Of r. lts country shoulders
luo boxes long clenrs private terms; lUU boxes
long asld short clears ut Ai; l0D boxes extra long
eisaas Il! ID 3sn0 !bs short ribs at Il i spot 81
@GD eller February s lsG "a for March, mud S6G.i1
eaGssex fur April li6 boxes AiGs75 spot aII0u
lbs hams &c lG-lb Averages to SIC Tor h
du :ot<s sweet picked hams Mt nc for I6-lbs and
~ for 5tlb urcsAyes- Prices for the leading cuts
sero about rs fo1ows ut O'Clock for par:ly-cured
4ptH: 7-"
, 1880-01-25
THE CITIZENS LEAGUE.

The General Agents Report.
The Executive Committee Of the Citizens
League for the Suppression Of the Sale of
Liquor to Minors held a meeting Friday eevn~
ing at No. 439 Michigan avenue, President
Elmendorf in the chair. After the appoint
ment Of standing committees for the year,
and after laying out plans for vigorous
prosecution Of the Leagues work, A. Paxton,
the General Agent Of the society. presented
areport as to the effect Of closing up some OF
the worst saloons and conceTt-gartlens on
State and Clark streets in accordance with
Mayor Harrison's revocation of their. IL
censes in December last This report was
based on the results of a tour OF inspection
conducted by himself, u. N: Mosher, and X;
was fill Of encouragement to those who SYM
From .Twenty-second to Twelfth street
nearly all the saloons were empty, ana not
woman ora boy was found in one OF them.
Jerry Monroe's garden, which few mouths
before welcomed in one evening 1,6s0 men
ah9 boys and G)9 women and girls, was closct!
and locked. The. place is now for sale, and
NOBODY seems to. care about Pny!ns IL. AZ
owen Trainor's concert-hall, the license Tor
which has in some mysterious manner been
restored, there were forty or fifty people, but
70 ooys and only one: woman. me Eagie
Garden, which the report credits with
navlng once been the vilest OF the vie, was
found to be . 10cent! theatre, where liquor
being entertained. The f Pacific Garden, once
q! 2 moral slanghter-house, but now Chris IS
tlan Hlssion-school, echoed to the voice OF
praise and thanksgiying,-a monument or
lne Leagues noble work IN overturnlng tne
now an Italian restaurant, was apparently
9cserted+ while the remainder OF tue old
dens along Clark street had been transformed
, 1880-01-25

10 the Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune.
FRANKFORT, ILL.,, Jan. 23.-In the talks with
Gen. Grant, published few days ago in The
TRIBUNE, mention is made of two Rebel
prisoners being brought to him, one of.whom
produced chew Of tobacco which contained
dispatch from Gen. Sheridan, the safe de-
livery Of which resulted in the capture Of
Lee. The thought must have occurred to
every reader, These were brave men; they de-
served well Of their country. What has it
done for them?
One Of these men was Capt. John Howard,
OF, I think, the Eighth Pennsylvania Cav
leg, and died in hospital: His remains were
taken home for burial. Gen. Sheridan visited
him in hospital, and spoke kind, cheering
words to him, butno earthly power could save
was one of the noblest, best, and bravest
young men who rallied ut the first call of his
country, his father was one of the bitterest
Rebel sylnpathizers with which the North
was cursed.
am not absolutely certain, but have good
reason to believe that the other man was
Robert Z. Payne, a member. .of the same regi-
ment. II lin correct, Mr. Payne has
never received the slightest reward from
the United States Government for his
now a resident OF Iowa, ur was year or two
ago, dependent upon his labor for the sun
port of himself and family. He is man Of
good education. correct habits, and as mod
Thousands are enjoying comfortable positions
under the Government who are not onc-hun-
dredtll part as deserving.
Ny only object in writing is to call atten-
ton to the matter so that justice n1ay be done
and honor given to whom honor is due. m 7 r.
am in error in regard to Mr.. Payne, it viii be-
gratifying to know who the right man il and
this will, perhaps, be the means Of fiuding
, 1880-01-25

The earnings OF the indianapolis, Blooming
ton & Western Koad since Aug. s, when 1t pissed
out OF the hands OF the Receiver, have been ut
the rate of s+s5 GOO year On its .1e miles Of
road. Its Directors claim that it will pay all
liked charges. per cent on its income bonds,
and per cent dividends on its stock.
PENNSYLVANIA net earnings show an increase
for December. 1879, Of $5.5,0o0, and a net in
crease for tho year OF over 81 600 The lines
west of Pittshurx show surplus Of over $780,
0el
The st. Paul l. Sioux City has declared quar-
terry dividend uf II per cent, payable Feb. IS.
Cotton opened at 12.62c for January, mud closed
at le-6@c for February and 12SUc for March,
quiet and hr1n- The London correspondent of
the New York Duuu Bulletin writes: go
featuring districts hns been very noticeable, and
had for several days u decidedly strengthening
effect on tho Liverpool market Latterly prices
here have given Why "a per ID, but at the close
there arc appearances Of renewed drmness. The
takfngs Ut this trade hare aggregated 9l 0U0 bales
th1s:e years Past In aDy single week The stock
las, nevertheless, shown further incrt,sc, and
we arc now in the position Ut having considera-
Ely- moro American In slock more satioat and tin
want OF ether fnfOr1nau0n) more yet to te ship
ped than the case last year, whilst prices
from Id per III higher. 1t is probable that
this will III. su16cicnt to cause prices to run for
somc u1nc more or loss about the present level,
hui should any untowarzl falling OF III the trade
demand on the one hand, or i'll the estimated
supply I'm the other, occur, the market IS just
in a position to be very acutcly AFFECTED thereby
The Western correspondent OF the New York
na2v Bulletin Says: :.-
, 1880-01-25
BY TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Jun. 2&-u:0 q. n.-FLoun-No. !. 12s;
No. :, 9s Cd.
Observation-Disclosures. No. !, lis I'd; No. 2, los 4d;
spring No. ], lbs Cd: No. los; white. No lis I'd;
No. los Sd; club No lis 5 No. LIS Id. Coru-Nsw,
Mol 81 Sd; old, No. l. is ID.
PRov1SIoSs-Pork. Cos. Lard, 40s I'd.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. A.-CoTToS-Fi1m at 7@73$d; sales
11n0 bales; speculation and export 1900; American,
5000
LONDON. jan. 24.-REF1SED PETRoLEuM-saaSd
ANTWERP. Jan. n.2i.-PETnoLEUM-1S11<f.
The following were received by the Chicago Board
1L1vENEoo1, Jan; e.M;so = ,m,-F?onr, $ ed@12,.
white, los sd@ls 2d club, 1ls1dal1s 3D. New corn IS
I1VERrooL, Jan .+iT; m-Wheat-There is
very little doing, prices tending downwarti; red
winter 1ls No 2ypring 10s Cd No do. l0s Cnlifor-
and red winter declined Cd, and No. spring Is. Corn
in moderate dcmnnd. To arrtve-Whent dull and de-
pressed. Corn steady; no pressure to SELL Pork
Western prime mess, u.s. Lurtl, Us ID. Bncon-Long
clear, ais I'd; short clear, Ss TullOH, 37a. Cheese.
p. Beef-PHme mess us. Weather in England
LONDON, Jan. 2s.-LIvERrooL-Wheat tending
downward; California, 10@rlG Sd; white Michigan,
lis i'd; red winter. 1s; spring. No. gs No. 2 1 Cd
CArgoes on coast--Wheat-New York advices cause
depression; fair nvernge No. spring. SIS; fair
age red winter 5ds I'd; fir average 5s ID
Corn steady. Cargoes on passage-'4 heut-New York
adslcss I cse " GoGn quiet @ 81 peary
spring wheat for shipment during the md fol-
lowing month, 49s I'd.
, 1880-01-25
GEO. o. MARCY T. CO.,
No. l52 In Salle-st.,


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Goycrnments steady for
'61s and IS, and weak and shade lower fQr 4hs
and Is.
Railroad bonds active and generally strong.
State bonds neglected and nominal
The stock market opened weak, and prices de-
clined" 3s@4 per cent, but d strong tone soon
set in, and there was u general advance Of 20
81 per cent, the latter St. Paul s. Minneapolis,
which sold up TO- IS. Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy rose per cent, Houston s. Texas 3A
Kansas Pacific 3, Louisville s. Nashville 8, Cedar
Falls & Minnesota 81, Erie preferred ~, Ohios
1H, preferred ~, Pacific Mail X, ST. Louis g.
San Francisco ], preferred 2, and first preferred
~ per cent. During tho afternoon the market
was irregular, and the final sales were at a de-
cline Of Il to per cent from the highest figures
made. St. Paul s. Minneapolis and Houston &
Texns led the downward movement
Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, and the Denver
Pacific Railroads were consolidated to-day.
Pacific Railway. The following officers were
dent, Elisha Atkins; Secretary and Treasurer,
St Louis: Ezra Baker, Fred Ames, Elisha Al.
kins and T. 6 'Is mexteF gxn,I 1os1og; G. ~ Dodge
ert, New York; ". {. Scott, Erie; S. Il: Clark,
Omaha; and John Sharp, Suit Lake. The plan
of consolidation is the change Of the stock Of
=
dollar for dollar, ut par. The bonds Of the roads
will remain as ut present: and will be liens on
the several divisions Us originally placed.
Transactions, .s3,U00 shAres:' 900 Canada
Southern, 3,UD Central Arizona, 1.5OO Chicago,
St. Louis s.; New Orleans, 4,200 Columbus, CHI
cago g. Indiana Central, !, 900 Cedar Falls 8, Min
nesota, 49, GOO Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
TO-, 900 Eric. 1900 Hannibal g. ST. Joseph, $500
Houston : Texas, M 400 Iron Mountain, sea,ooo
Vile i Nashville, 5000 Like Erie & Western,
1000 Lendville, 400 Marietta Cincinnati first
preferred, 1900 Northwestern, o20O0 Nashville,
Chattanooga s. st. Louis, S00U New Jersey Cen
tral, Loo New York Central, s3oo9 Ohio & Ms.
St. Paul, :i,3)0 St Louis & San Francisco, 5000
St. Paul & Ninneapais - ~ Union Pncitic, $500
Wabash Pacific, and 6600 Western Union,
Money, 4@1 per cent, closing ut !; prime mer-
camille paper, sos.
Sterling exchange, 60 days, 48o; sight, 484.
The, following is the weekly bunk statement:
Loans, increase, S3,oT,m: Specie. decrease,
deposits, increase. s3,751 800; circulation, in
crease, s0oo; reserve, decrease, Fl, +;I5 l59.
The ebanks now hold 8, CO., rs In excess Of their
legal requirements.