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I the journal. Mr.. Paul declined to serve
| longer on the committee. and Mr.. w. NJ.
Nelson was appointed in his stead.
The Chalr laid before the Council various
papers from the General Convention, which
were referred TO the standing committee OF
| the diocese.
| After the reference Of a number OF papers.
The reading OF the proceedings and the
usual religious exercises, the Council adj
journed.
CLOSING SERVICE or THE COUNCIL.
Before the service Of evening prayer be.
gan on sunday night every seat in the spa
cisus church Of the Epiphany was occu.
pied. and standing room in the side aisles
and vesubule was al premium. The sun.
day-nighi service has Tor years been regard.
ed a. the real close Of the Council. and the
Bishops address then made reviewing the
work OF the Council Is regarded as the
welgh,iest or his annual utterances. Eve
Mug PRAYER was read by the Rev. Lam
don X. Mason, OF Charlotte county, and
Rev. Edward Meade. of Tappahannock. A
very earnest sermon was preached by Rev.
]. L. Davis, ID. D.. Of Leesburg, on the
text. " he thou faithful over a few things
and will give thee n crown Of life." The
sermon ended, Bishop +. VI. Whtie came
forward, ana for bali an hour held his 2u-
dic7ce willing caplives by the words Of his
closing address. They were so simple a
child could understand them and rs power
ful as the blows of a sledge-hammer. Every
body felt the weight of the man way behind
them. and recognized the stamp OF sincerity.
lie briefly reviewed the work OF the
Council, thanked the citizens OF Danyille
for the many kindnesses shown 10 the mem.
bers. and assured them that nowhere bad
the Council been better entertained. He
said he reported smaller number Of con-
tirmations than for years past, but that this
was no indication OF decline in the work OF
the Church. Domestic affection, the Sc.
we're winter, and attendance on the General
Assembly, had made large inroads on his
time. Much church-building was going on,
and the diocese never had brighter pros
poets.
HiS alluslon to the work Of DR.. q. ".
Dame, the founder Of the beautiful church,
was eloquent and touching, aud brought
tears 10 many eyes.
At the confirmation services yesterday
twenty-siX candidates were received into
the church. The delegates al return home
to-day.
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CoNKLING AND PLATT's CHANCES FOR RI
ELECTION.

CoNkLlNG AND PLATT's CHANCES FOR RE
ELECTION.
NEW YORK. Nav 23.-An ALBANY specia
TO the EUehtng Post states on the authority
OF well-informed persons that IL seems DOW
practically Impossible for both Conkline
and Plat TO be rejected. The failure OF
the opposition can occur only in two ways
FIRST, through The inability OF the Admins
trdtlon men 10 unite on proper candidates
and second. in the ability and willingness.
OF the ConkliDg men to secure Democratic
aid.
An Albsny special TO the Commercial
says: "This morning the Express comes
cut with double-leaded article announcing
the determination OF COnkIing and Plat to
reenter the field for reelection TO the Sen.
ate, and proceeds to read Conkling a lecture
for taking part in the contest. He can al.
ford to be defeated il adds, 'but he should
not place himself in the way OF being hu.
miliated-that will only please bis enemies.
The article is regarded as OF great signifi-
canoe, as showing either that an irrepressi.
bic editor has made great mistake or that
Governor COrnelrs promises are like pie.
crust, made only 10 be broken. The En-
press is the organ OF Governor Cornell
ALBANY, May 23.-Members Of the Legs.
lature who thought last week there was not
the slightest chance tor the return OF either
ConklDg or Plat are not now quite so posi-
tive. and say il will depend largely upon
the wishes and desires Of the resigning
senators. Some OF the State officers, among
them Governor Cornell. are reported a say
ing that if COuklng desires TO he reelected
tits the duty OF the Republican majority to
return him.
New YORK, Nav 2S.--An Albany dispatch
to the Evening Post SAYS Senators Madden
Wagner, and others, Just arrived, say there
is 40 doubt that the attitude Of the Albany
| Express means that Governor Cornell is in
the senatorial race. The editor, kayS, eX'
plains the writing OF the article by saving
that he meant in good faith to give friendly
advice 10 COnklDg aud Plat. 1t is about
decided 'by the Administration men tC
| have no caucus. On the other hand, The
Albany CORES pendent OF the Commercial
Advertiser SAYS: THE attempt TO faster
the responsibility OF the article in TO day
| Express on Governor Cornell i hoily op
posed by that genteman'S friends. They
dcnounce j. in strong terms and say unkin(
and impOli'e things. They say Governor
| Cornelrs position in this natter Is ques
non that they who know bin best under
stand; that be will throw all the influence
he posses,e, in the scale for COnkng an(
| Plat, and that when the light begins The
| Governor Will be found foremost therein.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW 1Ohh'
NEW YORK Nav 23.-COttOn dull and easier
sales 27S bales; uuands, l0Ac.: orleans, lie.
consolidated net receipts, ) 93S bales; exnOrts-to
Great Britain. ~ bales; to me aohnen, * o
bales Southern nour scarce and nrn' common 10
f,,r rxtra. s5lOGS5.5O; good 10 choice extra.
s5,6O9S750. Wheai-Cash wi houl oecue1
change options j4Gtc. better, closing hfin, Vim
moderate export and fairly active speculative ira
ding demand ungIaded red. sl.lStGS 70. Corn
shade higher and fairly active, closing strong ,
migrated 5lG56c. Oats a shade lower and dnll
No 344c. Hops steady aud quiet. Coifee oul and
unchanged. sugar firm. win fair inquiry; Ialr 10
good renHiug. 7a97A; prime. I41c renheu s,rOng
y, "a ,pir demand and strong Rice unchanged ard IN
moderate demand. kosin nrm Al sl.9O@S2;
Turpenlint lower st 36GS6Hc. WOOL quiet ana
we5k e1 con oSer n,g aeiSr at si575 FOR old
NGdles firm ana quiet; long GEAR ~ snort Gear
70 So. Lard higher a1d ihluet"IeS "c'Ne ~
Sll25Gsll.35. Freights easier
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nav 2S-Flour firm. with moderate
demand: uoward-sfreet aud western supernne,
ssS5as4; extra; s4.2Oaso 5lmlly; 80 x 20
e. 59as5; family. 90 SOFA 1913: Rio brands.
S6.5O; Paiap,co family, ~ 70. Nheat-souehern
arm and quiet western, SPOT easter futures h' mel
sonihern red, sl.24@sl.27; amber, sL2s@
x 2ai. NAV. sI.24kaSl 24a; june, ~ 22fG
si.22r; July. Sl.l7AGslls; AUGUST, ~ ifslG
Si14S CORRESPONDENT steady western steady
and neglected: southern white. 6Oc.; yellow oie.
oxis essier; western white. 47M4ec.; mixed 100
ATe Provisions very nrm, NitD upward tendency.
Nos nork-OId, $3.50; new. sle. Bulk meats
loose shoulders and cIear:rib SIDES none Offering
nsrked. az and CSC. Bacon->houders: 7ac,;
eIesr.rib sides, De. hams, l@l2e. LaId0Refned.
zoe coffee sIeany; Rio cargoes, ordinary 70
f.ir aka IOxc sugar higher and nrm: " A" soft,
Zoe. Whlskey quiet al 81 90. FTeights figher'
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Nav 2s.-FlOuI quiet; family t4;so
MS5.iO; fancy. IS 35Gs6. Wheat stronger; no
3 red winter, 81 l2hdtl.l3 Corn strong AZ 4sc'
o,ts ouiet Al 4O.c, POrk frmer at sl6.T59sl7 z.
Lard higher at slo.75. BoR. meats stronger
shoulders. s5.76; rlb. IS AS. Bacon strong aud
hisner; shoulder SO rs rib s9s7s: sides ~. 70.
Wniskey steady at 81 GA. sugar strong ana higner
hapds. lOkGllc: New Orleans. 71osle. Hogs
steady and nrm; eommos and ,ighI' sf'oodso
hacking and butchers, t5.+0G $3.50.
LOUISVILLE
LouIsyIILE. May 23.-FlOur fTmer: extra, -
HA3.25: choice 10 fancy, s6gf6 2O, WneaI
lower Al 81 .OS. Corn firm at 5l*do2Sc. OaIs
in mir DEMAND aud lower AZ Ale. PORK strong Al
si745 bulk. mexts a shade higher; rib, 500
sidss 90. Bacon strong aud highe- shoulders'
Az rs: rfb, kp.35; sides, s9.SIa Hsms-~nEN
cSred nrmer al Ike. Whisky steady ri sl.oa'
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Flour nrmer and hedhisher
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BANKRUPT NOTICE
mo. 5S06.i

mo. 5o96.I
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRiCT OF yIRGINiA-IN fHE MATTER OF
HFNRY A. TABB, BANKRUPT IN bANh-
CLERKS 0FFIcg,(
RICHMOND, VA, May 7, 1854.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Take notice, that petition has been died N saba
and district duly declared bankrupt under the act
OF Congress Of March z, 1857, and the acts smend-
aIOry thereof and supplementary fnereso ioI alss
charge and ate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable uncr said acts, and that The
2Isr DAY 0F MAY, 1881, al IL O'Clock NJ. al
the once OF Thomas 3. Atkins, fse., Register IN
ia nk ruptcy in the custom-h house. IN the city OF
Riehmond Va. Is assigned Tor the hearing OF the
anne, when and whsre you may attend and show
cause N any you have. WHY The prayer OF the said
''''''''' 49, JOHN X. PoPHAM,
NV s-susw Clerk.
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Taxing Brokers Sales

NEW YORK, May 23.-The Produce and
Cotton Exchanges had a meeting this after
noon, when addresses were made and reso-
lutiOns passed protesting against the pas
sage By the State Legislature Of an act i'm
posing a special tax on the sales by brokers
as an unjust measure. The presidents OF
the stock, Cotton, and Produce Exchanges
have sent letter TO Governor Cornell re-
guessing him to withhold his signature from
the bill should ii pass the Senate.
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Railroad Matters.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 23.-President fnlnl-
zey, OF the Georgia railroad, Is authority
for the information that 81, 100000 mas Deen
deposited as security for the Georgia rail-
road. Mr.. Wadley, the president OF ine
Central road and Louisville and Nashviiie
road, are joint lessees. each having an equai
interes; in the Georgia road. =,
CRY OF MEXICO, May 22.-The House OF
Representatives last Thursday almost unani,
mously approved the Southern railroad
grant. The concession and.bilI will pass
the Senate also within the next ten days.
The Tehuantepec concession which tue
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rIisA4St a.xAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

tIUNUAI. WY Z0s 1851.
sALEs.-l0.000 shares Western North Caroilua
Railroad at l07a, 10000 ihires do. ut l074, 1000
shares do at 1914; 20 shares Chesapeake aud Ohio
stock at 33; 100 shares Richmond ard Allegheny,
b. e.. at 10, so shares Richmond and Allegheny at
7s1, 30 shares do. at 7g, so shares do. at 70, so
shares do at 79,k 10 shares do. at 79k, 10
shares do. at 70. 80 shares do. at 10, 80 shares
DO. at 10. so ,hares do. ut 799; 30 shares
Atlanta ana Charlotte stock at ssk, 80 shares do
at SO. 10 shares do. al So; 81 shares North Caro-
lima Railroad at %; II shares National Bank Of
Virginia ut 90; 10 shares Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad at 40, 10 shares do. at 40 20 shares
do. At 40. 10 shares do. at 40; 30 .hares Norfolk
ana Western preferred at 6s4x
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railroad commission granted to Captain
Eads was approved by the House. and will
| pass the Senate with some non-essentia
notifications that are acceptable to Captain
Eads.
The Inauguration OF the Mexico Cquanta
railroad will take place June 10th.
The steamer Nankin, of The Alexandra
line, due at Vera Cruz last Sunday, has not
arrived
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The Duke Of Sutherland.

CHICAGO. May 23.-Tbe Duke Of Suther.
land and party. now visiting the United
States, this morning, on the invitation OF
Mr.. George Il. Pullman, proceeded TO visit
the town OF Pullman. which has sprung up
in few months from the open prairie TO a
thriving, enterprsing village Of 1000 in
habitants, with mammoth buildings, where
the Pullman Palace.Car Company's rolling
stock is being built and repaired. 4 Coriss
engine, paper.wheel works, and various
other departments were visited and admired
for an hour or two, when the party return
ed. The Duke leaves for Milwaukee TO- day,
and thence goes TO the Pacific coast.
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The Five Per Cents.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-At the close OF
business to-day the aggregate amount Of
per cent. registered bonds received for con-
FINANCE at 81 per cent. was about 39,000,-
0GO, or only S11,000O0O less than the maxi
mum OF $3.50, 100000. which Is under CALL
Only twelve and Il half million OF coupon
3 per cents have as vet been received for
continuance at % per cent. II IS thought at
the Treasury that large amount OF coupon
) per cents are held in Europe.
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Death Of ChieEJustice CATER. of Ken
tucky.

LOUISVILLE. n.y., May 23.-Judge NJ. IT.
Cater. Chief Justice OF the Court OF APP
meals. died here yesterday, aged forty-nine
years. He was born and brought up IN
Hardin county, whittier his remains VIII be
taken for nterment.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Conk'inr and Psau's Prospects OF Re-eIec.
ton; an Active Canvass 90 be Made -Nlexi.
can Railroad Grants Protesting Agains,
Special Taxation on Brokers' Sales In New
fork-A New-Yorkcr Indicted for Robbery
and Abdnction-The Tour of the Duke OF
Sutherland and Party-The Chief Justice of
Kentucky Dead-The NihiIists' Answer TO the
Cars Manifesto-Arrest OF n Copenhagen
Editor for Inciting the Murder Of the King
and communicable swedish Government
Alarmed at the Great Notwithstanding
alton OF the Jewish Prosecutions in Russia.
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Norfolk.

THE CITY COUNCIL ORDERS THE SALE or THE
CITY'S sTOCK IL THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILROAD--DEATH OF A PHYSICIAN.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, May 23.-The Council met
to-day anG ordered the sale OF Norfolk city'S
1000 shares of stock in the Norfolk and
Western road az $50 per share.
DR.. John Il. Parker, a native Of Surry,
who has been practiciDg in Berkeley for
two wears, died to-day Of pneumonia.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Russian Government and the
ReyDluefOutsts.

LONDON. May 23-The Russian revolu.
| tionsls have answered the Car manifesto
by second utterance, dwelling on the
| wreichedne.s OF the peasants, deportations
| 10 Siberig. gag.ing OF free speech and the
public Journals. and declaring that false
councillors are in possession Of the Cars
ear. The document concludes as follows
"Let your Majesty assemble your people
around you and listen TO their wishes in an
unprcjudlced spirit. and then neither you
nor the State Will have reason 10 apprehend
further catastrophe"
GaribaldI. Again.
ROME, May 23.-Garibaldi has written an.
other letter on the Tuni>ian question, in
which he says that the French treaty with
the Bey effaces his good opinion OF the
French republic, which be has served. lie
reminds France Of the sacrifice that Italy
made in Yielding Nice. He says the con-
duet OF France NAV compel the Italians to
remind her that Nice and Corsica are as
much French as the writer Is Tartar.
Italy. he says, should demand the complete
independence o; TuDis.
The Jewish Prosecutions.
LONDON, May ga Vienna correspond
ent OF the Telegraph says: "A telegram
from Odessa Saturday states that disturb
ances continue there. Forty.five restau-
rants have been plundered and wrecked.
Troops are bivoUacked in the streets"
\ 81. Petersburg dispatch says: Baron
Geur>zberg, prominent banker. heading a
depula,ion OF influential Jews. will have an
audience with the Gar at GOtcbina to-day"
An Editor Arrested for Inciting Com
munism.
no 4; TAB, fro. A -
penhagen TO the 81. James Gazette this eve
ming announces the arrest OF Mr.. Jorgen-
son. editor OF the Socialist paper. the
Herald, on the charge Of melting to MUIR
der the King and establish the commune.
Alarming Emigration from sweden.
LONDON. May pa dispatch from CO.
penhagen to the Standard says the Swedish
Government is becoming alarmed, and con-
template legislation in view Of the emlgra.
ton, which Is assuming the proportion OF
an exodus. Several counties are practically
denuded OF able-bodied inhabitants.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, Nav 23.-The 1imeS'S CORE
spondent at Tunis says much discomfort
prevails at the dismissal OF officials at the
institution OF VI. Roustan, the French Min
ister, who is carrying everything with a
high hand.
A dispatch from Constantinople states
that the ministers had decided to depo'e the
Bey of Tunis, but on learning that France
had undertaken to protect him they aban'
/ doned their intention.
The Daily NelrS'S Paris dispatch says
" The GqHgndniS Messenger states that in
case the negotiations with France in regard
to the cotton industry take hostile turn
certain large capitalists OF Manchester and
the adjoining towns are determined to form
a company with the view OF establishing q
| large concern at Rouen. There appears tc
| be no lack OF capital. Spinning, weaving
dyeing, and printing machinery will bt
fitted up on a very large scale. II the Man
chester goods are excluded from France The
promoters OF the scheme are determined
to establish small Manchester in France
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Iuxiiafian Accented.

WASHINGTON, May pa telegram from
President J. ID. Drehar, dated Harrisburg,
Pa, to-day, saws Hon. Daniel Agnew, LIZ:
n late Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania, has accepted an invita-
ton TO address the literary societies OF koa.
noke College, at Salem, Va, on The loth OF
June.
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Desperate, Fight with Law.viOIatOrs.

SAN FRANCISCO, May pa dispatch from
san Bernarderio, Cal, saws United States
Deputy Collector f. T. Benz and posse
seized the Evan Pah Mining Company's
mill and other property on the 18th instant.
He was resisted by John McFarlane, J. B.
Cook, and others, and desperate struggle
ensued, in which guns, revolvers, and
knives were used. McFarlane was killed
by Deputy Hissom. Beans posse were
fired at By concealed parties on leaving the
mill but were uniIiured.
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Indicted for Robbery and Abduction

NEW YORK, May 23.-To-day in the Gen.
eral Sessions Court the grand jury present.
ed four indictments against Felix Albert
Vogle, who some time ago, while acting in
concert With Johannes Herman ana Conrad
Sagert, deceased, endeavored to steal $780,
900 from Lewis Strasburger. and also at
tempted TO abduct bis daughter Rose, aged
twelve years. Three indictments charge
him with attempted robbery, and the fourth
with abduction.
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Flour-We quote Fine, sS0s3.50; extra; 500
Gs5.75. 'uper6ne, *3.75@S4.5O; common ian IN
t6Mt6 %: choice or patent family sl.oU'as.ser
az O1.
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TROPIC-FRTIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRTIT LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LozENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIoUsNEss, HEADACHE
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently, effectively. apd is delicious to take
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t lmparts Vgor 10
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon-
dria, etc. ONE TRIAL coSvIScEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, rs and go cents. Sold by all druggists.
lmy 3-deodtMhl0, 1921
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IF YOU FEEL DULL, DROWSY,

If YOU l. T. IL DULL, DhON
DEBILlTATED.
have frequent headaches, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, and tongue coated you are
SUFFERING FROM TORPID LIVER,
OR
"BfLiOUSNESS'f
Nothing will cure you 30 speedily and permanently
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Ask the recovered dyspeptic, bilious sufferers. VIC
TINS of fever and ague, the mtrcurialdiseased pa
tent, how they recovered health. cheerful spirits
and good appe,lte-they will tell you 10y taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
purely vegetable tolic-aieratiye and cathartc-
andis perfectly safe 10 take in
ANY CONDITION OR CIRCUMSTANCE,
and does not require any other medicine to be used
In connection with 1t.
IF TAKEN OCCASIONALLY
PERSONS EXPOSED TO MALARIA
It will expel the poison and protect them from at
tack.
Buy only the GENUINE, In while wrapper, with
red L., prepared only by j. II. ZEILIN co.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ap 9-deod&wtAu20
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L
tSsning.-Money, 2%64 per cent, FXchan &c
4s3. Governments strong; new IS, IO4ts; ne"
AVS, ll6; new As. ll7's states dun.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NV YORK. May 23.--The Posts financial article
l:4O T.. NJ. edi ionl say Al The STOCK tNcnduge
United states per cents a IN d mana 10y ihose
VINO wish TO obtain 81 per cen's and The price Is up
IN lO1l 9th, ~ i-e there are Ho changes. the new
81 per cents. selling at lO3'sm lO4 SAFE Donds
are higher for Tennessee skies on anu olherNi,c
are unchanged. hahOad b. nds are RtntIhl!
higher, he advance rIugng from a@3 yer GEM:
The net rise IN stack thus Tar to-day l. 'sdo
per cent, me lauer Houston and Texas. wnlch
is ND 20 93o Western Union Telegraph az
yanceJ ~ 10 1863 on . report that The present.
suits are to De set'td; Cerra! Pacific rs 10 eets
jersey Central IL 20 1905; Mllwoukee ahI -.
Paul, IL to l24a; Norih Sest. 2ss TO 1915 ana Inc
remainder of the list 4Glik. a. VIII be seen below:
The notably strong Ocks ia addition 70 those named
are Union Pacific. -. Paul ana Omaht prtietiie'.,
Burlington AID Quincy Illinois CeutraIi DSlVuiI
ard Norwalk, Chesapeake and pho aTst PREFERRED
ard Pacidc Mail. The Binminous Coal stock, are
notably steady e. day. The Elevated kalroad stoths
are duh ard exceptionally heavy. The spfcuatlSe
fever apr ears TO be Increasing. and IL Is fed by the
present aud prospective ease Of money mere ana IN
London by thr large and generally earn
ngs Of the railroads and by The foreign demand ior
siOcks Naturally enough In view OF the exports Of
securities. foreign exchange here Is weaA
at 80 p. NJ: Western Union, 1875; Western
I'uiOn new stock. 9ls; New YORK central.
1925: Lake Shore. l3is Michigan Cfntral, II % :
Lake Erie and Western preferred, 92h; New 1orA,
Lake Erie and Western second, lOe1: Delaware
Lackawgnna and Western. 1861: New Jersey 1en-
trail 1907: Delaware and Hudson. l2b keading'
SOY: Northwestern, 1885,: northwestern pre-
ferred. IA; 81 Paul. l2i9; y: Paul pre,erreI,
l33: Wauash and Pacific. 554: Wabash ana Paclnc
preferred, 95A: Union Pacific l25's VI, n; ana -
53s: Hannibal aud -. Joseph $50; Hannlba ana
~. joe ph preferred. rs: OHIO and MissisSJi6pi,
AZ: Pacific Mai, 5ss c. 6; ana }. g., 7V W
Northern Pacific common. Az; Northern IA
cidc preferrei, S0A; san Francisco common;
4s4: san Francisco pTefer1ed' 10; Ifh Ira
ONO. 32i,: Louisville and Nashville lOe&: Nash
vile and Chattanooga. 90. ontario and Western
3qs: Manhattan Elevated. 25's; Illinois Central
l45a: Canadian Southern. Szs; chicago. Burlng-
ton aud Qlircv, 1885, Denver ana no Dranue;
1905: ~. Paul ana omaha. AZ; u. Paul 5nn
Omaha preferred. lOSh: g.. 4. {. aud J.. IUIs'
, bicago II. Louis ano New Orleans So Coz; todI'
CO.: OHIO Central. 36A Texas Pacific, 6es' leNas
Pacific l.. g., s9's. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nav 23.-Vrginia s. deferred
Is: conSoIs. SJk; second series, AZ ne" AV-tOs'
56a Bid to-day.