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EUROPE.
Germany Consents to a Conference c
the Powers

Germany Consents to Conference OF
the Powers.
BERLIN, May 25--Germany has Withdrawn
her objections to a conference of representa-
tives of the signatory powers of the Berlin
treaty at Berlin. but stipulates that definite
programme be framed before the conference is
called. The powers are now agreed that if
force becomes necessary in Turkey all the
powers shall combine for common action:
Germany and the Pope.
The Prussian ministry does not intend to
withdraw the clerical bill now before the
Prussian Diet because of the altered attitude
Of the Vatican.
The Clayton-Bulwer Treaty.
LONDON. May 25.-In the House of Com
mons to-day Sir Charles Dixie, under Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, stated that the Govern
ment is not in communication with the United
States upon the questionsof the abrogation of
the Clayton-Bulwer treaey.
RCSsias Programme in Case of War with
China.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 25.-It is believed to
have been decided, in the event of war with
China, to act as much as possible on the de-
fensive. The Russian fleet would not blockade
any Chinese ports which trade with Europe,
but confine itself chiefly to preventing Japan
from aiding China.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Sanford Steamship Company

Sanford Steamship Company.
BANGOR, May 25.-At a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Sanford Steamship Com
pany today the following were elected direc-
tors: Royal NJ Pulsifer, Oliver Ditson,
Phineas Pierce, VIM, B. Rice, Chas. F.
Smith, Chas. III. Drew, E. c. Sherman AT a
subsequent meeting of the directors Col. Pulsi-
fer was elected President, Chas. Ell. Drew
Clerk of the corporation and board of directors
and Chas. f. Smith Treasurer.
Opening Of the Augusta Fishway.
AUGUSTA, May .25.-The Augusta fishway
was formally opened this morning in the pres
ence of about 500 people. Among the distin-
guished persons present We're
-avsx ravfs and Council, His Honor Mayor
Vickery, Fish Commissioners Stillwen of Ban
gor and Smith of Portland, Gen. Cook of
Rhode Island, W. III. Venning, Esq, Fish
Commissioner for New Brunswick, and many
prominent citizens of Augusta and adjoining
towns. Appropriate remarks were made by
the Governor and Mayor Vickery and then the
gates were raised and the water passed
through. The affair was great success. The
fishway is one of the finest in the world, and
was erected at an expense of about $4,000.
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NEW YORK.
speculators ait Loggerhaads.

Spectators at LOggerheads.
New YORK, May 25.-Darius Miller and
Nathan G. Miller have brought a suit against
Eimofe Kent and Abram Pool to compel
them to account for the profits of large lard
transactions, the plaintiffs claiming as til cir
share 100000. James K. Keene, Henry G.
Butcher, Howard Butcher and Henry P.
Darlington, who were parties to the agree
ment, are joined as defendants, as they refused
to become parties with the plaintiffs. De-
PENDANTS Kent and Pool admit the transac-
tons, but say that an accounting was not due
until the agreement terminated. They assert
that the plaintiffs owe them $11, O0O
A Piratical Band Dispersed.
A Greenport Uong Isiand) dispatch says:
Six men in boat attempted an attack on a
few days ago, but display of revolvers drove
them off, On Monday Capt Smith and ten
men of the yacht Estelle went to Gardiner
Island, where the pirates had tent, and
drove them off, capturing arms, cooking uten-
sils and black flag with skull and cross-bones
Grand Lodge of Good Templars.
The convention of the right worthy grand
lodge, independent order of Good Templars,
was held this forenoon. Delegates were pre-
sent from all the States in the Union, from
Canada, England and Australia. Members
not before admitted were initiated today. The
J. J. Hickman, R. w. G. T., Louisville, KY;
A. S. Draper, R. w. G. c., Albany, N. Y;
Amanda M. Way, R. w. G. V. T., Fort Scott,
Kansas; w. S. Williams, r. w. G. S.,
Napanee, Ont, Canada; r. r. Scott, r. w.
r. w. G. Chaplain, Chicago, Ill; Mrs L. S.
Disbrow, G. S. j. T.; Bridgeport sConn G. B.
Katzenstein, r. w. G. NJ, Sacramento, Cal. /;
Mrs. M A. Butler r. w. d. g. M, Provi-
dence, r. L.; Mrs. A. NJ. Fyrer, r. w. G.,
Gilbert Lee, Minnesona; |. j. Hingley, r. w.
Kanouse, r. r. w. G. T., Watertown, Wis.
A Child Kidnapped.
HUDSON, May 26.-Charley jackson, six
years old, was stolen by two men in a wagon
in Stockport this afternoon.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 26.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Democratic caucuses in this city last
night elected delegates to the state and dis
trict conventions favorable to Tabulator Chase
and w. G. Davis.
The new Augusta fishway was formally
opened yesterday.
The Rhode Island legislature yesterday
elected the Republican candidate at the last
election, Governor
The Magdalen Island fishermen have suffer
ed much during the winter from the failure of
seal fishing.
The Methodist Conference at Cincinnati has
agreed to recommend missionary bishop for
Liberia and Africa
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars met in
New York yesterday.
The Baptist Missionary Union met at Sara
toga yesterday The report of the foreign Sec
rotary shows that the total receipts for the year
were $3l4, $50. Rev. III. S. Burrage of Port
land was elected Recording Secretary.
The Peruvians have recaptured Moquegua.
Callao was bombarded on the 10th without eff
feet.
Germany has withdrawn her objections to a
conference of the signatory powers at Berlin
and it will be held.
A disastrous cyclone passed over some parts
of Dakota Monday Several persons are re-
ported killed and good deal of property has
been destroyed.
There were eight deaths from yellow fever
in Havana last week.
England, France and Italy will demand of
Chill compensation for damage done to prop
erty of foreigners by the bombardment of Pc
ruvian and Bolivian towns.
In the House of Commons yesterday Sir
Charles Dixie stated that the government was
not in correspondence with the United States
with regard to the abrogation of the Clayton
Bulwer treaty.
Delaware Democratic convention yesterday
instructed the delegates to Cincinnati to vote
for Bayard.
The Colorado Republican convention met
yesterday. Eighty-fve delegates presented a
protest against the action of the majority in ig-
noring them in coucus preliminary to the
convention. The protest was not entertained.
The delegation will probably be solid for
Grant
In the Senate yesterday the agricultural APP
preparation bill was favorably reported and
placed Oh the calendar. Bill relative to the
election of Senator from New Hampshire was
indefinitely postponed. The supervisors bill
was taken up. Several amendments were
offered and alively political debate took place
between voorhees, and ,Conkling. No action
was taken. In the House the sundry civil APP
preparation bill was considered and 50 pages OF
it disposed of. Clause to provide more room
for the storage of silver was stricken out and
the appropriation for geodetic surveys was in.
creased. The steamboat bill was considered in
the evening.
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A Brave Woman

PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 25-In East Green
witch this morning tramp entered the farm
house of Charles f. Hopkins, and:when Mrs.
Hopkins returned, after q brief absence, he
was gathering up. the silver ware. The tramp
threw her down, beat her shockingly, stripped
off her clothing, and when she told him he
could have the money in the house if he would
let her up he relepsed her hold when she seized
loaded gun. The tramp was unable to wrest
1t from her and sprang from a window, when
she fired. He gave a scream and fled to the
woods, where search is making for him. The
woman is dangerously hurt.
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Methodist General Conference.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-The Methodist Con-
ference committee have agreed to recommend
a missionary bishop for Liberia and Africa.
1t is understood that colored bishop will be
selected. The committee on itinerancy recon-
mend no change with reference to woman
preachers.
Bishop Peck presided at the General Con-
ference today. The election for book agents
at New York resulted in the unanimous re-
election of Phillips and Hunt. j. M. Walden
was reelected book agent at Cincinnati
Amendments to the Ecclesiastical Code occ u
pied most of the session. One was adopted
providing that the trial of bishops for heresy
should proceed in the same manner as of min
listers for immoralities.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Moquegua Recaptured by the Peru
vianS
LIMA. May 13.-The Peruvians have recap.
tured Moquegua. The Arequipa forces are
marching south. Callao was bombarded on
the 10th without effect.
European Powers to Demand Compensa.
ton of Chilli.
ROME, May 25.-Italy has taken the initia
tive in regard to claims to be presented tt
Chill for compensation to foreigners in con
sequence of the bombardment of various towns
in Peru and Bolivia France and England
adhere to Italy's course.
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Watertown Cattle Market,

(By Te1egraph.)
WATERTowN, May 25-Beef Cattle 1917
head; mostly Western trade: prices declined about
10 from last week; sales of choice at 25; extra at
5O@7 90; first quality at 5O@6 20; second quail
ity at 7595 25;third quality at 4 OO94 25; Store
Cattle, working Oxen 4g pair $1OOG$165; Mich
Cows and Calves at $2O@$45; Farrow Cows at S12
@$25; fancy at $50a$65; yearlings at $7a$14;two
Western fat Swine, live at 514 @5M % ID. -
Sheep and Lambs-recepts 2O67 head; prices
ruled steady and few flocks offered sales Sheep in
s; Veal Calves at 31a@4s4 sheared Sheep at 31s
051a.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

A Big Contiagr alton Raging in Brooklyn
New YORK, May 26, 1870 a. m.-This morn
ing fire broke out in Denslow & Bucks oil
works, 25th street and Sd avenue, BROOKLYN.
The flames spread rapidly and about quarter
of an hour afterwards an oil tank exploded
and is reported to have killed and wounded
number of men. The flames extended to sew
eral vessels and to Adams lumber yard The
fire is still in progress. The loss will be very
heavy
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WASHINGT ON.

Election of Senator in New Hampshire.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Senate Com
mittee on Elections have agreed to recommend
the passage of a bill making it lawful for the
Legislature of New Hampshire, whose consti-
tutional term expires next after the expiration
of the term of q Senator in Congress from that
State, to choose Senator to fill the term
which will so expire.
The General Deficiency Bill.
The general deficiency bill will probably be
reported to the House tomorrow. The Appro-
priation recommend non-concurrence in sever
al Senate amendments to the post office appro-
priation bills
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CUBA.

American Vessels and Pilot Rates.
HAVANA, May 25.-the General Commander
of Marines has issued an order that American
vessels shall pay rates of pilotage on an equal
footing with Spanish vessels.
Yellow Fever in Havana.
Eight deaths from yellow fever have occur
red during the week. The mortality will
doubtless increase with the advancin heat.
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Kalloch's Impeachment.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25..-The impeachment
case of Mayor Kalloch was proceeded with
today. Counsel for defendant made an argu-
ment attacking the jurisdiction of the court
which he claimed was not a competent tribunal
to try the case. The court decided it had ju-
risdiction in the case, but in regard to the
statutes concerning impeachment concluded
to hear further argument Tomorrow,
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European Markets.

By Telegraph.)
LONDON NJ May 25-Consols at 80 1-16 for money
LONDON, May 25-12. 30 P. M.-Amercan securi-
tles1United States bonds, at IS, 100; 41%s. iI0M
As, 1924. W. @|z'' Iva :
LIVERPOOL, May 25-12.3O P. M.-Flour at los
q rs %; Winter Wheat at los 3di01Os I'd; Spring
los "a; club do at 10s91Os Cd; Corn at 595i%:
peas rs "a. Provisions, &c.,-Pork 6lsd; Beef 68s;
new Cheese at 69s; Lard 36s Cd; Bacon 34a35s;
Iailow at 33s. at London Al 6ta42s.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-123O P.M.-Cotton martet
dull ana easier; Middling uplands at So d; Orleans
at lS-l6d; receipts, 9,4O0 American 5OO sales
oooo bales; speculation and export 1000.
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Cyclone in.Da,kota.

MITCHELL, D. T., May PA cyclone passed
through this place this morning doing much
damage to fences and property Two men
were killed and three badly wounded. Many
buildings in the town and vicinity were blown
to pieces. Damage in the country not yet
known.
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California Mining stocks.
Chicuxo live s,ock nIarke,,

(By Telegraph)
CHICAGO: May -Hogs-Keceipts $4,000 head;
shipments $500 head; more active and prices are
unchanged closing steady, 5000 left over.
Sheep-receipts so head; shipments 1900 head;
market quiet bdt weak; clipped common to fair.at
at 5004 90: wooded 871a.
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Reading Railroad Receivershin

PHILADELPHIA, May 25-Gowen, Lewis &
Caldwell appeared this morning before the
clerk of the u S. Circuit Court and entered
Joint security in S50O,000 as receivers of the
Philadelphia & Reading railroad and the iron
and coal company.
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Arrest of an Thurman Parent.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. May 25-Of1icers from Wash
ington, Wis, are en- route to Buffalo, where
John Conrad is under arrest for throwing a
crippled son down stairs. breaking his neck.
Conrad was fleeing to Germany.
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THE DOMINION.
The Magdalen Fisheries.

Iu6 MdguaI6u F1SnefleS.
HALIFAX, May 25.-Reports from the Mag
dalen islands are that fishermen there suffered
during the winter by reason of the failure of
the seal fishery. Herring recently struck in
and are quite plentiful.
The Queens Birthday,
QUEBEC, May 25.-The Queens birthday yes
terday was celebrated by grand military re-
view and sham fight on the plains of Abraham
in the presence of Lord Lorne and suite, and
banquets in the evening
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Electing a Governor in Rhode 1slaaa

PROVIDENCE, May 25.-There having been
no'choice for Governor and Lieut.. Governor
in the. State election, the legislature TODAY
elected ID. d. Lttleheld Governor, and FL. I'll.
Fay Lieut.. Governor, and they were inaupur.
ated. Both had the highest number of votes
in the State election.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
School Suffrage Association

School Suffrage Association.
Boston, May 25.-The first annual meeting
OF the Massachusetts School Suffrage Associa-
ton was held today. The attendance was
quite large and almost entirely of ladies'. 1t is
proposed to appoint one woman in each county
IN the State to enlist the interest of women in
the matter of voting ON school matters.
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CNNOOITdCE:-For the past thirty three years.
LIN EOiNdhESS,, Yeast Powder has been extern,
slvely sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without rivdai. fN-0 anu
, w SHADES English Mustard, ana Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard, ALWAYS reliable. Ao'''
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MARRIAGES.

IN Holhs May %, by Rev. l. Colby, Chas F. Locke
and Miss Nellie A. Stewart, all of Hollis.
IN Zoo hockIand: May 10, Ernest Jones of Gloucester
and Miss Jennie e. Tyler of Vinalhavep.
, IN Kockiand, May IA. r. Walter and Miss Addie
Davis, both of Warren. --'' Aoole
-, In Union, May l, George W. Fuller of Hone and
Miss Mary f. Pease of Appleton, - Aopo anu
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seriously burned and a house consumed by the
explosion of barrel of gasoline in the cellar.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
May 26, A. NJ.
For New England,
stationary or falling barometer, winds mostly
south or west, stationary OF higher tempera-
ture, clear or partly cloudy weather.
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New AOrls sfocA mad Money Market.
(By telegraph
NEW YORK. May 25-Evening.-Money loaned
between 4115 during the day. closing at 5: prime
mercantile paper at 5@51a per cent. Sterling Elk
change less active at 4S6(94861a for long and 4se
04S91s for short Governments are strong and 1s
higher for Az coup and As. State bonds nominal
Railroad bonds are heavy. The stock market closed
strong
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat
ed $50, 600 shares
FOLLOWING tn-naY's closing quotations of
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Foreign Exn0rfs.

IRVINE, SCOT. Brig Gipsey Queen-3O5. 5o7 #
spruce lumber.
MATANZAS. Bark Norena-523O shocks and
heads.
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DEATHS,

years months. "seu %
Funeral this Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock
pers please copy.l o0nh' ND pa
years months. VILLA aSea 81
Funeral this Wednesday afternoon at o,o,o.,-
convenience of the family. ourlai al
In Gray, May IT, of diphthera. Georoa TT .o
T. and H. F. Hancock. aged wears 10 months son Oh
ton. aged 5S years. gun Vi bridg
In Bridgton, May 49, Mrs isabella 1,.
81 years months. rios' aged
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Duly Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. May 25.
The following are today's quotations of Flour
Grain. Provisions. &c.
Potatoes.
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Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, by
T. H. Mansfield g. Co., brokers, 81 Exchange street
Dor md Ia AIa.r
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Daily Domestic Receip,..


By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal to
W. True & Co.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. May 20.
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Winchefter, St John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch M l. Crockett, Dean. Boston.
Sch Henry Willard, Willard Provincetown.
ScS Traverse, Lane, BROOKLYN.
Sch Annie Sargent, Prout, Western Banks-650
otis fish.
Cleared.
Barque Norena, Chase. Matanzas-Isaac Emery.
Brig Gipsey Queen, Chandler Irvine Scot-Ber
lin Mills Co.
Sch Mystic Tie, Alley, Jonesport-N Blake.
Sch II Emma Riley Coffin, kennebec-Chase, Lea
witt & Co.
Sch Geo Savage, Low, Bangor to load for New
York. Dodge.
Sch Harriet, Weymouth, Bangor-Kensell & Ia.
Dor.
Sch Herald, Frsbee, Bangor-Kensell Tabor.
SAILED-Schs Albert II Waite, Edward Waite
Commander, Odell, Maggie Ellen. War Steed, Aida,
Yankee Blade, Union, and others.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Ship VIM Campbell, Hathorn. at Philadelphia
from Liverpool, reports, Apl 16 and II, encounter
ed heavy gales from NNW and SW, causing the yes
sci to leak. Started back to Liverpool. but after
forty-eght hours work succeeded in checking the
leak and proceeded.
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EOREIGN PORTS.

Mayo, lat 43 Ii, Ion A 46, barque S Kings
bury, Griffin, from Africa for New York.
May 16, off Frying Pan ShoaI brig Katahdln
Dodge from Boston for Charleston.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sid FIN Belfast 23d inst, ship Alert. Crocker for
Philadelphia.
Ar at Havre 23d inst, barque Mary Goodell, Gill
key, Falmouth.
Ar at Liverpool oath inst, ship Belle o'Brion,
O'Brion st John, NIB.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET. May 19-Ar, sch A Tirrell, Tirrell,
Boston.
May 20-Ar sch Fawn, Kelley, Westport.
May 21-Ar, schs Niger, Merry, Boston; Nautilus,
Orne, Portland.
May 22-Ar sch Superior, Leighton, Boston.
May % Ar schs Maria Louisa, Dickinson, Ply
MOUTH L g. M Knowles, Graves, Boston.
May 24-Sld, sch Nautilus, for Portland
May 25-Sld, schs j Wellington, Rich, NYork;
Iirrell, and Fawn, do.
KENNEBUNKPORT. May 24-Launched finely
modelled and extensively finished yacht of about
120 tons, named Actea, built for David Sears of
Boston.
uzS~See other columns for launch of the barque
Carrie WinSlow
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Restou stock Marker.
tsales of the Brokers Board, May %.
New yoris Stock mad Money ssarke.

100 Eastern Railroad. INSTRUMENTATION. q
, 1880-09-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Stock Market Unset
tled-Some Gains, but
Mostly Weak.
Tho Produce Markets Irregular-Proviajons
Average Lower, but Old Pork
Strong.
Brcadstutfs hctive-Wheat and Oats Lower
Corn Easier.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

Tho nurkot OIL tho New York Stock I,onrsl
opened With eharpdGclIne Of 9tGal nvtr tho pre-
yns thy's ctosnR priccs. Western Dnlon.
Cht2hXn. burlington & Quincy, Wabash. Gulon
1'aeinc, New Jtrscy Ccatrstl, a.ni r.m.i!Io sfu!I
were eonsp|cuo'sty weak, while Erie. tho t'rls,-
gers. Dh!os. 81. .Iuo, md Lake Erie 4 Western
wur.s firmly hcE After iii h,a,r or 40 there
WIS 4 sharp RECOVERY. but tho dealings wcro
not hrnyy, and In tho n.llllc Ut tho day tho
market ,ccnfnu very spirttless. Afterwards II
At rt,tig ,1lslersnne wns manifest, buying became
active, md prtcns In sotnu Of tho list steadily
n.tvllnctNi to tho ClOac.
Illinois Cc,ltrul Kanch y, Now York Central
=. Michigan Cehtrnl Il. Erie Il. Northwestnrn
Il, st. Paul u, phcItc Mni Il. Delaware ll'ld-
H,u C,.na! y. 1)clawar.,, Lneknwn,IlIa l. Western
X. New Jersey C"ntral Ii. MHnhattun Elevated
II, Western uninn IL. Atinntic g. Pacific 1cle-
graph !6, louisville l. NnshvtIl0 /. Sumo Of tho
losses wtI., ChtaRt, burlington !; Quincy x,
fttek lsIMutl II, Luke Shore i, Ohio & Atissas.
Flprl y, 1t. .toe r., Philadelphia " tendnR Il.
un"t lncl'su Il, Northern i'acIsc Il. Tho
prices, highest ani lowest, opening anl closing,
Will bc fu'ul III thu following tnto: