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demning the attempted assassination
and extending heartfelt sympathy to
Mrs. Garfield.
CLEVELAND, O., September 6.-Busi-
ness was generally suspended through
out northern Ohio between 10 o'clock
and noon to-day, while the people Of all
denominations were gathered in their
houses OF worship in town and country
to join in prayer for the restoration Of
President Garfield to health.
Pious Pennsylvanisns Praying.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, September g.
Special prayer meetings were held in all
the churches and public halls Of this
place and vicinity between the hours Of
o and y for the speedy recovery Of the
l ident.
Pres Southern Sympathy.
RELEIGH, n. c., September 6.-The
day was generally observed here and
throughout the State as one of prayer
for the recovery OF the President. Busi-
ness was generally suspended.
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FIRE RECORD.
AIN easho, No

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 8 A Post
Dispatch special says: The Armstrong
House at Neasho, Mo, was burned 10
the ground about o'clock this morn
ing. The guests escaped unhurt. The
building was only partially insured
At ArcAta, Ills--Lcss 100000.
CHICAGo, september ga special says
there was big fire at krcata, Ills, yes
terday afternoon. The loss is estimated
at 500, 900, insurance $4,000. Despe-
rate work and change Of wind alone pre-.
vented much greater con6sgrstion.
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The Creates, Remedy Known.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is certainly the greatest medi-
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
OF suffering humanity. Thousands OF
once hopeless sufferers now loudly pro.
claim their praise for this wonderful
Discovery to which they owe their lives
Not only does it po16reiy e,gs Consump-
ton, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all
affections of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers as il by magic. We do
not ask you to buy large bottle until
YOU know what you are getting. We
therefore ear7sestiy request you to call on
Logan, List & Co. and get trial bottle
for ten cents which win convince the
most skeptical OF its wonderful merits,
and show you what regular one dollar
size bottle viii do. For sale BY Losan
& Co. asv
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Advance In the Rate Of er.jn sso,.,.

BALTIMORE, September The North
ern Central Railroad Company posted
on change to-day q notice that alter the
18th the rate Of storage will be Il cents
per oushel for all grain which has been
or may remain in its elevator more than
ten days for the first five DAYS, and pa
cents for each subsequent five day, or
part thereof. The company says the
advance is to relieve the elevator. The
result has been perfect demoralizatiop
OF the wheat and corn markets.
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DARKNESS OVER THELAND
The Sun Obscured I'm Boston
Strange Condition OF the At
mosphere - Prof. EmersOn's
Theory.


mosphere - Prof. EmersOn's
Theory.
BosroN, September 6.-From early
morning to sunset the atmosphere has
been in a most curious condition, excit.
ing much comment, and in some in
stances creating alarm. While the air as
viewed from a window or looking up
into the sky has appeared to be free from
fogor mist, the sun has been totally OBJ
scured. The atmosphere is pervaded
with q yellowish light, which lends .
strange appearance to every object On
the Common the grass presents most
unnatural appearance. 1t Is livid, green
looking, as though 1t was the result OF q
coat OF paint. Gas jets, which ordinarily
show a yrllowish light, burn with q
white brilliancy which makes them
resemble electric lights. In all direc.
tons distances appeared 10 be shorten.
ed. Through the windows, near and
far, could be seen star like points OF
white light, resembling little electric
lamps, but being ia reality gas jets. The
phenomena is noticeable in New Hamp
shire and as far east as Portland, and C.
F. Emerson, Professor OF Natural Philos-
ophy and Astronomy at Dartmouth
College, says it must be something
in the atmosphere which absorbs the
wave-lengths, leaving only those which
give the colors Of yellow and green. He
thinks it may be owing to poll from fr
and trees. together with smoke from the
forest fires in Canada.
PRoviDEScE, r l., September 6.-The
day has been excessively dark here, &C.
companied with great sultriness. The
consumption OF gas commenced at noon
and failed at about 3o'clock, compelling
offices and factories either TO close work
or TO resort to candles. The failure OF
the gas lasted about half an hour and
was due to some temporary disarrange-
ment
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lIIE TuOMaS TRIAL.
Dr. Parkhur>t appointed Pro-
SecuIOr.

CHC,Go. September The Thomas
trial Na~ resumed this murGing K v.
x = NAuryn-, oi Chira2O. wsa Ndd''d TO
Iur list ~ JIrurS ia the pate ui Dc, r lis,
~rn = .u,d urt serve. Dr.. JeWSlI was
still abs. al. n,.lnr s,rk AZ f gn, an'l DIR.
tia fed posi- S~lI i,- l.ued to A',r a. the
prus, cot aud r"nnucI tn trial on be
hall ui the rrurrh L DIR Nelhng
thrrru,.on sppUiuu Dr. VI NJ. Park
hurt 10 th~t m,si,ion, aud he reluctant
lyasrr,d Il % serve A long deuui Ter vas
tilru hv lh,. counsel for the defense set
ting iorIh that the charges were vague
ami indefinite DIR. Bennett supple
meni.,i THIS d,cmrnt 10y An exhaustive
argumrut m whirh he Snplitied the
text at The demurrer AMI maintained
That the trneis ui Meth, dlsn taught that
dOctrIne was not an essen. Ial element in
the standards so much as employment
OF any means to save souls.
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POWDER EXPLOSION.
Eleven Men Blown Into Atoms

ST. LOUIS, September s. - A Post.
DispOtch from Marquette, Mich, says
that the packing house Of the Lake
Superior Powder Company exploded at
5 O'Clock to day. Eleven men were
blown to atoms, and small pieces OF
their bodies were found in all directions.
Nothing Of the building was left, and
nobody in it survived to tell the cause
Of the accident.
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TUNIs.
The Bey Q Traitor.

LONDON, September 6-The Morning
Post publishes the following: We are
assured that Roustan, the French Min
lister at Tuuis, has arrived in Paris to
inform his government that the Bey is
undoubtedly supporting the rebels;
that he has received orders from Con-
stantinople to encourage and aid with all
means in his power q general Insured.
ton, and unless Tunis is occupied and
the Bsy deposed, it will be utterly i'm
possible tor the French to act with any
probability Of success. We received
this information from most trust.
worthy source.
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Heu York.

NEw YoRK, ,Septmber 6.-Dry Goods
Jobbers and Wholesale clothiers doing q
large and . satisfactory business. The
demand at first hands continues mode
rate, but agents are making liberal deliv-
cries Of cotton md WOODEN goods, ging-
hams, etc, on account OF back orde1-
Cotton goods are very firm owing 70 .
slight supply and the late sharp advance
in cotton. 4ys
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Dull but strong.
SrArESrcURrrfn-Inactiys,

SroCKs-The market opened firm, and
in the early dealings the general list ross
ttolt per cent. Louisville and Nash.
vile, illinois Central, North western.
Missouri Pacific, st. Paul. and Wabash
preferred leading. Subsequently spec.
ulstion became irregular, but during the
afternoon the market again became
strong, and rise OF | to q per cent.
took place, in which Oregon Navisa.
ton, ST. Paul, and Louisville and Nash.
vile were the most prominent. In the
late dealings reaction Of TO per
cent. took place, but at the close there
was q fractional rally. The bull clique
in Hannibal and St Joe iCrced prrss
up from 96l TO l3l on covering OF sh Tt
contracts, and closed stock at l3S bd.
offered at $50.
The Commercial says: Many rumors
were current at exchange a. TO the car@
OF this sudden boom; but one that w.s
most general and received much go.
dence in all quarters WAS that thu,
prominent firms had q corner in u, Nr.
keene being "short."
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Opening Of the State Fair Exposition OF
Allegheny City.

PITTsBURoH, September 6.-The for
NAL opening OF the State Fair and Ex-
position took place in Allegheny City
this afternoon and was attended by q
large crowd. The inaugural ceremonies
were conducted by VIM. 8. Blssell,
President Of the State Fair Association,
General James A: Beaver, of Bellefonte,
Pa, and Rev. Thomas Strong. of this
city: The exhibits we've generally in
good shape, and it is estimated that fully
one million dollars worth Of goods were
In place. The State Fair viii last two
weeks and the exposition viii continue
till early in October.
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PRUSSIA.
More Anti-Jewish Riots-

BERLIN, September 6.-Serious anti
Jewish riots occurred at Stolp, Pomera-
mia, Sunday. The rioters threatened to
storm Jewish houses and pelted the
troops, who charged the mob, wounding
sixteen persons, several seriously.
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VILLAGES SWEPT By FIRE
Terrible Effects Of the Drought
in Northern and Northeastern
MfchtOan

In northern ana NOfIHcaStcEu
Michigan.
DErsoIr, September 6.-The long con.
tinued drought renders everything Il.
vorable for the running Of forest fires in
the fields and woods, and these are in.
flicting immense damage. Reports be-
gin to come in from all quarters Of the
loss Of crops, stock farms, buildings,
fences, &c, 1t is feared that the devas-
tation will be widened, and that great
suffering will be entailed upon
farmers, whose entire personal property
and crops will be swept away. Several
villages are also threatened. The little
town OF Richmondville, Ssnnillsc coun-
ty, Michigan, is reported to have been
completely wiped out last night, and
eight persons are said to be burned to
death, and q number Of others more or
less seriously injured. Several other
villages are reported to he burned, but
the rumors cannot yet be verified.
Theirs is no doubt, however, that the
danger is very great, and unless . soak
ing rain speedily comes untold damage
will be inflicted in Northern and North
eastern Michigan.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September G.-Wool-
In good demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above 42ta
43c; extra 4li942ic; medium 45(g46c;
coarse 36@37c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 3SCg40c;
medium 45c: coarse 36936lc; washed
combing and delaine l94Sc; unwashed
2 2N935c; pulled 35(93Sc.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

The French Positions In Africa Not
Threatened.
PARIS, September 6.-The Minister OF
War says the French positions in Alge.
ria and Tunis are not threatened, and
the natives will be kept in check.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 3. - Flour
Steady and quiet. Wheat-Western
lower and closing about steady; No. 2
winter red spot 81 3S9l 80: seller Sep
tember 81 80 asked: seller October ii 43!
al AT; seller November 81 4sll9l 40;
seller December 81 80. Corn-Western
lower and neglected; mixed spot CSC;
seller September este asked: seller DC.
tober 72t675c; seller November 75tc;
steamer 66c bid. OAts-Stronger; west.
ern white 50953c; mixed 49GG50c; sail
5O(a53c. Rye-Dull at 81 l09i l0i.
Hay-Unchanged. Provisions - I'm.
changed and frm. Butter-Firm; west
ern grass l4922c. Eggs-Dull At 100
l7c. Petroleum-Unchang Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Firm
A soft 9fc. Wbisky-steady at 81 20
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September s. Cotton
Firm at llsc. Flour-Firm; family
s8 s5@7 Is; fancy 81 35S7 rs. Wheat
Strong; No. 2 red winter 81 40. Corn
Firm; No. 9 664c. 0ats-Irregular; No.
2 mixed 42(943c. Rye-Quiet; No. 2
81 l2(1l l2t(91 l3. Bsrley-Quiet: No.
2 fall 81 Is. Pork-Quiet at $40 90.
Lard-Strong and higher at $ll CO. Bulk
meats-S,rong and higher; shoulders
Sic; clear rib l0ic. Bacon-Strong and
higher: shoulders &c; clear rib lie.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 IA; combination
sales OF firished goods. 900 barrels,
basis OF 81 IA. Butter-Strong: fancy
creane &c; choice Western Reserve
25c: Central Ohio 20c. Lnseed Oil
Firm at 81.
New Orleaus.
NEw ORLEANS, September5 -Sugsr-
common 70 good common 8i97ic; fair
to fully fair 7i(d8fc; prime 10 eboics 81
Gsic; yellow clarified 9k99fc. Moiasses
Scarce and firm; common 70 prime Is
@40c Rice-Hieher; Louisiana ordinary
70 choice 598sc.
ToLHDo, September 5 - Wheat -
Easier; No. 2 red spot and seller sep-
tember 81 3Sic; seller October 81 IL; eel.
Ter November 81 43i; seller December
81 46. Corn-Essier; No. 2 spot 63}c;
seller October 84ic; seller year este.
Osts-Nominally unchanged; No. =
A0lc a....
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BuRHEPT's cocoAIE8

In Renowned a. Q Pure and Ensctye
Haif Dressing IN Every ouafssS o. We
World.
For thirty years Il has been favorits
with the people and leader with the
trade. The name "Cocoaine" has BE-
come q valuable property. Burnett q
Co. have established their sok FiGht to
its use in several salts at Law. TINS pro.
tecting the pablic and themselves from
imposition.
The superiority Of Burnetts Flavor.
ING Extracts consists IN thsir poEtee$
purity and grsat strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07

The National Convention OF Free
Thinkers, in session at Hornellsviile,
n. Y, expressed admiration for Chas.
Bradlaugh, indorsed the action OF the
Governor Of Texas in refusing to call q
day OF prayer for the President, and
urged the publication OF the letters OF
Black and Ingersol.
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PETITIONS FOB THE PRESIDENT
Three Cheers for His Recovery.


CINcrSSArI, O., September 6.-The
proclamation of Gov. Foster was oo-
served by meetings Of prayer in all the
churches in this city, and a union mset-
ing was also held in the First Presbyte'
rian church from ten to twelve. Inc
public schools were dismissed, the may
or's office and all the Government offices
were closed, and a deep interest was
felt with regard to the result OF
the journey. At the Republican
county convention prayer was offered
by DR.. Kumler, who made q most efec-
tive petition for the recovery OF the
President. After the prayer, on motion
the convention gave three cheers for the
recovery of the President. The con.
vention also adopted resolutions con-
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WOOL.
Boston.

BosroS, September o -Wool-Firm
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece 4l642c
Michigan extra 40c; medium Michigan
and Ohio 45947c; conbing and delaine
4594Sc; unWashed combing 39632c;
unwashed heeces l7!@34 pulled $50
60c
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WAITED

| WAITED
Pleasantly From the White House
to the Sea Shore.
The Patient Sufferer Taken Up by
Careful Hands and
Tsndsrly Placed In the Train to
Garry Him Away
From the MaIarial influences Ofths
Potomac Flats.
The Start Made at $50 Yesterday
Morning Amid
Solemn and impressive Silence on
an Sidss.s
( A-z- ~
Good Effects Of the Journey Plain
ly Visible on the Arrival,
His Pulse Having Fallen from III
to l02 Beats,
But the Excitement Incident to
the Removal
Caused His Pulse to Rise to i24
Last Evening,
Though No Serious Results Are
Looked For by the Doctors.
Pulse, I24; Temperature, 1915;
Respiration, Is.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL aARkETs BY TELEGRAM.
Money Easy At 3to 6 Per csat-6evsra.
ments Quiet and Generally Firm
Flour 0ull-wheat Strong
Hogs Active and ,
Strong. Hr
flHANCH
New York.

Nlw Yosk. September 6-Aossr-
Easy at Sa6 per cent per annum, and
closing at ASs per cent. Prime msr.
camille paper sos per cent Sterling ex.
change, bankers bills firm at ts0t; de-
mand at iSi
SiLvER-At London SLID per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin ! per cent discount
GOVERNMENTS - Quiet and generally
firm.
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negever, and without Appearing to dis.
tnrb the patient, When inside the car
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-02
A BLOODY AFFRAY.
Fearful Encounter of Cinnamon.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-A ghastly
sight was presented in the Central Hospital
yesterday morning. Propped up in bed sat
pallid-faced Chinaman with his neck
bandaged up and blood flowing from his
mouth. Close by, sitting doubled up with
both feet on their chairs, were two other
Cinnamon, also with bandaged necks.
The three were found early in the morn
Ing at No. 9615 Stockton street, struggling
for the possession of a penknife and with
their throats gashed In q most frightful
manner. Officer Gano, who heard the noise
and burst open the door, brought all three
to the hospital. The following account of
the affair was obtained from Ch0ng Fo and
Tum Tay, proprietors of an underwear
store: At about IL o'clock Thursday night
All Sung, another Chinaman, was granted
permission to sleep In the store. About day
ilght Chang Fo was awakened by the un-
pleasant sensation of a knife travelling
across his throat; and beheld All Sung bend
ing over him intent on numbering him.
hls struggles aWoke his partner, who,
coming TO his assistance, was also attacked
Dy sung, and cut in the throat The assas-
sih was oVerpoWered, and was in turn lab
pea In the throat with his own knife. ChonC
fo nad cash extending almost from ear to
ear, put neither jugular vein nor windpine
was cut. he had another cash across the
iofenead, which severed the temporal ar
terry. Tum Tay was also badly emf in the
throat, and All Sung, who made the attack
stabbed In both the jugular vein and wind.
pipe; his recovery is doubtful. The two
partners claim that All Sung's intentions
We're murder and robbery. Sung has moth
ing to say.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-02
THE WESTERN FLOODS.
Condition OF Affairs at Kansas CITY
and st. Paul-LOss of Life.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 3O.-The rise in
the river during the past twenty-four hours
has been about twenty inches, but the
waters have made no further encroachment
upon this city. The ice houses of Fowler
Brothers and Wood Brothers are giving way
and will probably be lost. There is a great
deal of suffering among six or
seven thousand people who have
been driven from their homes by
the food, but active measures of relief have
been instituted. The tracks of all the rail
roads, except the Chicago and Alton, are
more or less under water, and business with
the East is almost entirely suspended. A
man was killed by a government steamer
crashing into house on the balcony of
which he was standing. 1t is expected that
the river will be at standstilI TO-DAY. and
that a rapid fall will soon commence.
ST. PAUL, April 30.-The latest reports
from various points on the Minnesota river
indicate that the water is falling rapidly.
The relief work for those who have been
driven from their homes in West st. Paul is
going on rapidly. The barracks have been
built for those who have not found shelter,
and the city will appropriate money which,
with personal subscriptions, will provide
for all needy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-02

PARIS, May IA dispatch from General
Logerot, dated Sock Ell Arba, April 80, says:
ga light column sent to reassure one of the
tribes, was fired at by two other tribes and
by the Kroumirs, but the enemy were de-
feated with the loss of forty men. The Bey
has written to NJ. Rousten, the French Min
lister. declaring that despite the entry of
the French on Tunisian territory, the high
esteem in which he has always held France
is unatered.
PARIS, May 1.-Recent reports from
Tunis that the principals of the Arab
Theological Institute had resolved to un-
furl the standard of the Prophet, and pro-
claim holy war against infdels, is now
confirmed. The Bey's police have dfscov-
cred indications of the plot and made sew
eral arrests. Domiciliary visits resulted in
large quantity of bullets and powder be-
ing discovered.
TUNIs, May 1.-Ali BeY, the Tunisian
commander, has removed the Tunisian camp
south of Beja. NJ. Raustan, the French
Consul General, has received a telegram
from the Governor of Algeria, announcing
that the French have occupied the Krou-
mfrs Hill camps. The Kroumirs are now
practically surrounded.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-02
BRITAIN'S REALM.
The Premierss Reply to the Irish
PreIates Am EarIss Escapade-
Shaking UP the DiplOmats-The
Modified Parliamentary Oath
Peace with the RasutOs,

LONDON, April 30-Mr. Gladstone, re-
plying to the resolutions sent to him by the
Irish Catholic Archbishops and Bishops,
conveying their views as to amendments
of the land bill, says;
sI am sensible of the weight attaching to
the representations of a body so intimately
associated with the people, and thankful
fortheir ackno Wledgment of the intentions
with which the land bill was framed. | can
assure you that Ii the bill is recognized, as
it appeared to be, by the Irish people and
their representatives as valuable. the gov
ernment will show no slackness in putting 1t
forward until it becomes law; but /
must frankly add, after reviewing the nu-
merous important changes advised by the
Bishops, that the government, while they
will welcome any amendment tendfng 10
improve the bill, cannot hold out any ex-
pectation of acceding to changes which
would give it new character"
Kanity Fair of to-day says: "The parties
to the elopement mentioned yesterday are
the Earl of Shrewsbury and Mrs. Miller
Mundv, of Shiply, Derbyshire. The fugitive
pair fed to Strasbourg, where the lady's
relatives overlook them, gave the Earl a
sound thrashipg and brought the lady back
to England"
The Morning Post says it is possible that
Minister at Washington, will succeed Lord
Dufferin at st. Petersburg, and Sir Austen
Hfyard will succeed Sir Edward Thornton
at Washington, Sir Augustus Berkeley Paget
remaining at Rome.
The Times says; "1he bill for the amend
ment of the Parliamentary oath, which tbs
government proposes to introduca in tbe
House Of Commons on Mo-luay, contains
only one clause, which. provides tbat snv
one who Is requirA1, to make. or "a cansbis
: of making Snrmation in court OF law,
shall De permitted to make affirmation In
the House of Commons"
The death is announced Of Edward
Mail, one Of the leaders of the Anti State
Church party, editor and proprietor Of the
Aels- ConfornaaSt (newspaper) and ex-member
of Parliament for Bradford. He had reached
his seventy-sccond year.
dispatch from Capetown, dated yester-
day, says peace has been concluded be-
tween the Cape Government and the
Basutos.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-02
stnoIain London.

LONDON, April 3O.-The Economist of this
week says: 1.-THE rate Of discount for bank
bills for from sixty days to three months Is
- to " per cent, and for trade bills, sixty
days to Three months, 21@ to 21S per cent.
Business on the Stock Exchange has been
buoyant all the week. The reduction in the
Bank Of England discount on Thursday
gave fresh impetus to prices and specula-
ton. The prospect Of conditioned case In
the money market induced large purchases
mainly In home railways, the rise In which
have been almost universal. Turkish con
soils and all high class fixed dividend stocks
advanced. The only instances OF depTes-
sion are speculative mining ventures. The
total Of new companies launched during the
week is as large as ever. There has been
less business this week in American rail-
ways, but except IN Reading the changes
are generally favorable. New York, Penn
sYiysnia and Ohio first mortgage have risen
:, Ohio aud Mississippi ordinary 2, and Ore
go1 and California points.