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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-01

CINCINNATI. September SO.--Cotloh uutat Al ill.,
Flour quiet aud unchanged, Wheat IN eisni XII
inand and prices shade higher No M SSIi,ts,
u 4eal b0 Torn ittyBulAtt No y tnlSei aieis,i Al
l2c, rose 70 W ~ aud closed al a. (G(S n IiV, No
mixed 4Sh4j RFe 9lief Md Am Al ii iS bSp.
isy y l, degSl ifpplia ,fnRel fia aud Unchanged,
trtHRtS rHRtS AgnlHl aL w W. Lard qulet aud firm nj
sl55 W. hllk meats qu!et and unchanged IlatGti
6iatOn slieS Of ilshed goods 10 imttsh Nv IN. ,a
ES o. y u. Butter ddlt, Weat ma iStseE SEs, ga
gradesh have declined chose w tefh Reserve ae Ss'
NEW YqNK, september SJ : DNY Cjoots ,rbc
dGiAgAd i6f Ept6R taSimen, stiitihsa ard WosS,,Ii
0gdtihFl " Tue clothing ttuue e1blhGtS Rtlsiaci.
0fy, Cutt0hs IN steady uetpahdI NY sutply. Iiit
ifln. Canton iiahhCl { aAiVG lfd 'hfm al M lnie
tle. Prints N moderate demand. Shiiis and
dawes in0yihB freely bl back orders, "f'
PHlLAbELflllA September "a = woot5-Flm
snd tendiig gPyatd; qh.o, tSltylvaiia, and
med 1lWta taslsc. poatte bya4gC NcWY6f MlGRIVah,
Indians and WesteEn. lns 4a44gi C5aNe SaaSS,3
Sssa. Sed ,;,IIn eGImI8iIs saa dsRlRs & l1Wathsd do
MN eAtBAsA sepipmheS @-cohec steady,
Rla pAtE9@ ordinary lq. Prime i0alSc, sngaf de.
1t 1ha SSASsi taly IsIs @ ysliSE clarified 9Aa
ordinary 10 choice 63lA1Jfc.
roLEDo, September. So.=--wheat dull; No, 4 ned
No Q red WabaSh u 2gN Con, Ia mn ds ,naS8,
Ss,hins No Se.Gast SS;S. % NSSs@SP' 5sS oSG dull,
C,sslgEAft september t0.-iIo,s ouioi. eomn,ou
and ltgbt a aAe 6& packing and brtSbisS n ~
VI receipts ago head shlpnenh 0,66O head.
ASrwtAr September q. .-istvisum Saata ok.
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RUSHING TO DEATH.
An Engineer Runs Passenger Train
Into a Freight Train, which He Couli
Easily Have Avoided.


Easily Have Avoided.
DETROIT, September 30.-The accident
on the Great Western Railroad between
Aylmer and Orsville, reported yesterday,
appears TO have been worse than indicated
by the first reports and altogether unac-
cOuntable. Conductor Maxwell, Of the
excursion train, had orders to meet the
freight train at Aylmer, but being twenty
minutes ahead OF time Maxwell went on,
intending to meet the freight at 0Byille.
The engineer Of the latter saw the excuF-
sion train approaching and Stacked of,
blew the whistle for several minutes and
had his train almost at q standstill. The
engineer OF the excursion train kept forg-
ing ahead, regardless Of the freight train,
which he must have seen for more than
two miles, and never blew any whistle or
gayethe slightest indication that the road
was not clear, He kept onatful speed and
collided with terrific force with the freight.
Five OF the ten excursion coaches were tel
escoped, and four OF the occupants killed
outright, and engineer WalmSley and his
son, the fireman, were crushed beneath tile
engine, About twenty were severely
wounded, and great many slightly. The
dead as far ns can be ascertained are:
WIN. Coake, Aylmer Walmsley and son,
st, Thomas; ], Hines, OF Jarvis; man from
Delhi, whose name Is unknown, and STAN
ley, OF Copenhagen. The names OF the
wounded as far Us known, are Mr.,
Dennis and wife, Of Buy City, Michigan,
badly hurt; Elias Adams and wife, OF NAL.
abide; X, z. Black, Of Vienna; q young
lady from Bay City; Chas. Brown and
daughter, OF Alalahide; Frank Morrison,
Clayton Warnock and Glover Harrison, OF
Aylmer. One cur had not been reached
by the rescuing party ut last accounts.
Fears are entertained that more bodies
are underneath the debris. The bulk OF
the passengers were fortunately in the
rear end OF the excursion train, otherwise
the effect Of the collision must have been
much more serious. The damage to the
road was very heavy, six coaches, two
engines and several freight cars being piled
upon each other in the ditch alongside OF
tile track. The conduct Of the engineer In
driving straight on to his own and Others
death, when the freight was plainly seen
for two miles, is wholly inexplicable, and,
as he is dead, must probably forever re.
main unexplained.
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South. Family reached 81 10; fancy, S 90
The volume Of business has increased,
with steady prices. Clothing manutactnr-
ers report an increasein business since last
week, and say this month viii show better
business than September Of last year,
Iron is quiet, but prices are well sus-
tanned.
The leaf tobacco trade has shown an in
creasilg tirmness in tone, and higher
prices have been obtained.
AT PrTIsBuGH,
PrTTsBuRdH, September 30.-0utside OF
the advance in the nail card from So 90 10
8 %, there Is not much that is new to report
in the general business, Trade con-
tinues active with the outlook very encour-
aging. In the iron mills they have all they
can do, while the future prospects were
never better, Prices are firm, Notwith-
standing the active trade, there is ten
dency on the part ofmanuiacturers to keep
the card rate where it is ut present in order
to prevent the importation Of English iron
and keep the trade in steady condition,
The demand for pig iron Is increasing, with
prices stiff and unchanged. Nails firm at
anadvancc, with the demand unprecedented,
Glass presents no new features. The de
mund Is brisk, Factories are running full
and prices are maintained.
Petroleum is active, with astrongmarket
and confident feeling existing under the
reports Of n decline In the production,
United certificates sold during the week rs
ht la l.nV,. L. al
this evening at 03lc. Sales and resales,
2,6S0OO0 barrels; shipments, 43O, 900 barrels.
Coal quiet and unchanged. Railroad coal
is rolling at II cents, while the river bus
iness is entirely suspended on account Of
low water, Cattle Las dragged all week,
with some sales 10 to 10 cents off; common
to prime quoted ut s. 75 to 50 20 Hogs
quiet common to fair 50 10 to 50 80.
Sheep firm common to extra selling at
81 80 to s. 90.
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TI,n r,rn,,ni, in Af.inn.

LONDON, September S0.-A dispatch
from Cagllari says: Early Thursday NOR.
ming the French troops from Carthage and
Galetta marched inland, leayihg 6nlY 3
lev ti,! n)sl IN he r.T re.nTSal4PMents Ehn foaf i
An important movement from Monuba, on
the Lavwedia river, will be made on Fri
day, The rains, however, have not yet
been sufficient TO replenish the wells 30 us
to enable The troops TO push on 70 kairMan
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RAILuREs I'M NINE MoNTns
In all Sections Of this Country aud Can,
ndA


New YoBK, September 3O.-The failures
for the nine months ending September 80,
1881, are reported by Dun, Wiman & Co.,
as $500, as compared with $3.50 for the
corresponding period OF 1880. Liabilities
for three.Quarters OF the present year arc
$j1 100000 as compared with Sl5,0OOOO0
for the same period In 1880. The failures
In the last three months have been 1,024,
with liabilities OF $l0000 900, while In the
third quarter OF 1886 they were O70, with
liabilities Of $l2,000,000. A geographical
distribution ofthe failures shows that the
Southern States suffered somewhat, inas.
much asthe figures indicate that the liabl-
tiles for the first three months OF 1880 were
only $S4S,000, as against $1,054,00 for the
present quarter. On the other hand, for
the Western States the liabilities show a
decline Of nearly S65,000 in favor Of this
quarter. In the Middle States the liabill.
ties are about Sl,000,0O0 less in amount
than for the corresponding period in 1880.
In the Eastern and Pacific States the Lin.
blities are but little different from those
Of last year. In Canada an exceptionally
good condition Of alIairs has prevailed, the
failures for the last three months having
been but l30,with liabilities ofs7S7, 900. This
is better showing than haa been made in
the Dominion for any quarter during the
past six yenrs.
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WASHINGTON, b. O.. September co.
Ex-senator ]. L. lsewes, the readjuster cah.
,Iidate for I,ieutenant.G Governor Of Virginia,
. IN the city lie asserts that Malone will
lnd n0 more embarrassment In voting on
the organization In The Senate than he did
at the last session, and u not the man Ia
shirk responsibility Of any kind. lie
claims that llealjuslef success is certain
and the Legislature will DO largely Read.
ulster, securing the election Oi All anti
bourbon United States Senator
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FpoA private fttter written by Col.
Wilson, member OF Congress from the
Flnt district, to a friend in Grafton, dated
Cleveland, September cath, we are per
mitlcd 90 make the following extract'
'l nm here attending the funeral cere.
monies Of the distinguished and lamented
Garfield. No pen can describe and no
tongue portray The grandeur, the immen'
Sity and the mourning Of the occasion
All that wealth and love and human In
pcnuity can do has been done to embalm
The memory OF the great statesman in the
hearts OF the people. Grafton &ntensL
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pANoEna or rAReEr smo0r1Na.
A Young Man MT steubenyille Shot ny I
stray DuIlct.

Special Dispatch 10 the lptrllIgqnreb
srEuBESvlLLE, o., September 8O.-rhis
evening some boys were shooting ut a
mark with q target gun, buck Of a store,
when one Of the balls went through a
back door and out Of the font deop Of tho
store, lodging in the shoulder OF young
man named Real, who was sitting on tile
opposite side Of the street. The bail en-.
tered holaY Reals shoulder and coursing
up lodged in the mqsplcs Of the left shoul.
der near the joint, inaicting painful and
perhaps dangerous wound. Real had
moved few inches minute or 50 before,
or tho ball would have struck a vital point.
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Ir begins to look us il Garfeld's cabinet
would be ont OF otI!cl a good deal sooner
Than anybody supposed possible few days
,ro one or two Of them are bound to 90
Of itheirown free will and choice, while one
or two others are bound to go Of the Presl-
dents own will and choice, 1t is quite
probable that all will go except Bob Lin
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Tury are fixing up u slate at Washing
ION with General Grant for Secretary Of
State. Grant has Travelled around the
world, but he is not the man for that place
By a large majority, His proper place is in
tue War Department. But, surely the Gen
rral is not willing to go into the Cabinet in
any capacity, lie ought not TO be. He Is
well iixcdin the world, and cannot afford
to show hankering for Office.
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CHICAGO, September 8O.-.rhe Cleveland
correspondent Of the Associated Press has
taken the responsibility Of commenting
the service OF the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company on the occasion Of the
funeral obsequies Of the President. While
tllis praise Is Ilne, so far Rs the services at
night are concerned, It Ia also due 10 the
truth TO say that the service Of tile Western
Associated Press for afternoon papers was
the worst ever known, and ah explanation
has been demtnled Of the telegraph co Ii.
fnnU
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PHILADELPHIA, September 3O.-Messrs,
Fallon Bros, cotton workers, hive on ex.
bibiHoi N thls city specimens Of cotton
plants grown by tAem gt Runnemid!e,
not regard III iait samples ag
they have been raised III pots
which are too stnall to admit Of a free ex.
pgnsion Of the roots, The tap root generally
tequiFlng about two feet Of earth. They
have planted aIogt half an acre In the
open air Ns an exp6rimtHt,a aal With n view
pi having its CULTURE Introduced III this
State Ii tt9ssible. ''" y ~
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LINCOLN, NED., September SO.-A report
comes from Madison county Of terrific
storms which have passed over that section
Of the State. Yesterday the town Of Madison
was shGken up considerably. Many build.
lngs were unroofed, and the depot build.
ing and water tank were destroyed. BY
the falling Of the depot two men were kill
cd outright, another badly injured. Al
Lincoln there was considerable ruin, but
scarcely any wind. a great deal gi flin
hRs ialleR within th6 last tSenty.foul
hntifl
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loSpoS, September 90.-1atef details
concerning the attempt to blowup the resi-.
lence Of Captain Lloyd, al Pallas Green,
show that n Cask containing twenty-five
pounds Of powder was placed Immediately
behind the room which Captain Lloyd
usually 0ccrples The explosion occurred
m \ O'Clock h N, II shattered the otilei
wall, three inside sails and the fOoi, Two
oeSppanth q the houag were injured, buI
will recover.
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WASHINGTON, September 3O.-The State
Department received messages Of condo.
lence and sympathy from j. A.. Chaplain,
Premier Of Quebec, and Theodore RobeiS
taillc, LieutenanlG Governor Of Quebec, and
from +. Heath 1iayeland, Lieulenant.Gov.
ernor Of Prince Edwards Island. Also the
following:
10 Blaine, Secretary!
On reaching Montana We hear with deep
sorrow that onr hopes are ended by death,
which all Canada will have deplored with
you, [signed.1 LoHSE.
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NoRtutK, Va, September 80. = King
Kaiakaua came from Fortress Monroe this
arnn9 and was entertained Of the Navy
Yafds. ue %as received on landing by
the conhtandant b lhs hlati9tl receiving
4 ship at the same time 'tiiahhe9 hl ilIy
yards and HtCd \ toykl baldte. The Kitf
md eulfe ftlutred I'd Washington,
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wha. Doc 1oar fssteesa.a tali For,

IOutsyiLLE, September 20.--Ehe thirty.
sixth drawing q The Commonwealth tfs.
5lDIsGa SriSS n S$s Sta%S " ldHSt
n.y. ,SSS. TBa Second briye,@ 6f $lJ,G00,
by ticket No. 40, is0, and The thltd BEl4e, 81
81 600, BY ticket No. 8,8iR Vie lllllEing
tickets drew $1,000 eachl I,70S, l0,0id,
2S, 14s, 1915, 1899, 5O,224.
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TrcsoN, ARIZONA TERatroRY, September
30.-A special from Demihg says This
evening two Texas COW boys, who had got
dunk, mounted their hprsgs and rode
SeIsS VI Ill SrSs&Sa SoSe y theHS N sti,ct Rie. a
ssa Is sAlfa saSlasa Ts sfIA$ssS SIbE$ sSBm IL 4
the depot, but was killed while resisting ar.
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MADRID, September 30.-King Alfonso
last night gave three hours reception to
delegates oi the Americanistn Congress.
The King expressed great regret over
pregilent Gatfeld's death, and treated
tie Americans viii. ootiiality The Atin-
lister for the Colonies has decided to favor
the African exploring expeditions to start
FROM the west Coast Of Africa.
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CHICAGO, September 9O.--tt Is reported
on Change, and generally believed among
The members Tint the well.known firms of
have ialieG gfh5y afS boR dtaSy'BrSkers
for the Cincinnati wheat clique. II is a
significant fact that neither OF the firms
have pit up any lnafgins today.
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John sherman, Ir.. In Jail for Emhe..ie,

Las CRucEs, n NJ September so.-The
United ,StGtes MarSlial Tor this territory,
John SAernan, Jr, son OF the late Judge
Charles Sherman, Of Cleveland, and nepll.
ew Of Senator Sherman, was indicted by
the Federal grand jury here ioF elpbei.
cling public moneys lie passed last night
IN IN JAIL not being ABLE I'd obtain 81 l,0OO
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A ST. cLAIRsvILLr MAN KILLED
ny Balloon Accident at Washington
Ohio.

oISclSSAn, September 3O.--A Ga.ett,
special says Presley Cowen, son Of Judge
D. d. I. COwen, Of 81. Claisyille, O., was
killed today ut Washington, O., in bal
loon ascension, Prof. White had made q
successful ascension yesterday and Cowep
obtained permission to 30 up alone to-day
As tho balloon was nearing tho timber
Cowen became alarmed. He tried 10
catch q tree top and fell fifty feet to the
ground
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CtSciSNArri, September 3O.-Tie chair.
makers Of COyalioga Falls, Ohio, Akron
and other places are on q strike for an ad.
yance Of 20 pet cent, TO take effect October
brst. Thp Western Union has its hesd.
8nsffF asf S eahIs6yts 81 II tS fs WI Fe9e15SS sSs GeS
ordered outuGtil the advance Is granted,
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BRADFoRD, Pa, September sO.-A fire
broke out in Roberefts qpeN HgN9a block
at Eldfedt6Wh, two miles nbttlieast y Of
Bradford, and before Il could lie got under
control sixty buildings were burned In the
business centre Of the town. The loss Is
estimated at 100000, INSURANCE $4,000.
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A 4lyAb RAILROAD
70 the vi, p. 4 C,-GpHeF4l Wqrner, Of
marietta, IatcpesJ0l,
Ilett ,tbts uhntnt,hnr an

DhIININF'i UVPEVHIUVI UV'
Special Dispatch to the tntOlligehccr
Gen. Warner, Of Marietta, held a meet.
Ing at Pswells Office tonight, and explain.
ed proposition OF the Beppsylyania com.
pany tolay the track aud furnish the rolling
stock OF railroad from Marietta to Bell.
airc, Il the people will get the road bed
ready. The estimated rqsl pf the road bed 4
100000 The meeting vasslsO addressed
BY others. RO,F.
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MIalerlous tonementu or the t,nnr,

sT PsrERsBrRe, September 3O.-Extra-
ordinary precautions lave been taken 10
conceal the movements Of the CEaF, but It
is believed that he bas alieaIy gone to
Warsaw or keNhefg, "a attend tie meeting
q lle Rnpelors, Tho place Of meeting Is
n0f yet certainly known,
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81. JqsEPti, Mo- septemberSO special
te the Glsag lram Geltralia Kansas says:
NJ. neSGtes hltiS6, fve Rilp6 south 'pI
Centrnlia, was blown down, and himself
wife and fourChildren buried in the ruins.
One child was killed and another fatally
hurt. The louse caught fire, but the tlaRes
were extinguisted by the neighbors.
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RItJiIn bf IIStreIillIei1i.

/ OTTAWA, HSE., September s1.@The Ame.
ticah hafgeneh new here ate on a Gtfjke
iaF advanced JaIeA They contend that
The low water and the consequently reduced
loads, render the carrying al rates hitherto
paid, untemunefative.
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Ths Ts,i Of = Isdluetl Life,

CoLulIus september BQ.--Th body Of
Nettie Jordan aged seventeen, was found
In the fiyet thls morning iiear Broad street
bridge, She committed suicide ten days
ago alter lehdlhg q bail life tliree Yeals
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LONDON, September sO-The Ldnea con.
demns the attending surgeons iQf making
the heat pl latgels d pase III tlieit b,illetils,
Ind kayb b bulletin should be The truth
And nothing but The truth,
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ytBqlSt pfY, NEyp September 30
SenAIot Fair lbis hjlefnolti feleIye1 h tele.
gram irPH tls s9h q Seb atgt Platt 9f zen;
neefIcIjhby Fhlcli 4 i aehRitely setIlei that
Fait viii paif With Flaih
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Tnr fall sowing Of wheat is showing well
nh top OF the ground. The stand and color
ar both good. Pasture is also improving
very decidedly.
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ToRQSTo, 9ST, Sdptembet ab.9A special
cable 10 The ul0& says; @lNell founded
tuhors are going about that the AIatopiso oi
Lolne will felHlE l9 England after the CLOSE
6fIhe EolhihE sessioHH H6t Fa1iAmeht, aud
VIII Lheti be chilled u the honse Of lords. !
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rsr farmers OF the land are not going to
a.e money by the ShOrtness of the crops
NJ the present prices for cereals, hog pro-
Lncis llr.
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THE PRICES CURRENT
lN ALL THE PRlNoIPAL oITlEs.
Daily Market RSpOHs By Telegraph Pinanslai ana
COHROrelal IAtslllssncs IRON ali lPuyssi
tbs Couatr1-AOpsy, Bonds and
S.OeEs-Cattls and sheep,

NEW YoRE, September IO,-MoHRY--ia0 ref c6ht
peF annpm and a.tl per cen, per dion, friInc
mercantile paper blSa6L per cent Sterling k
change banker bills steady at q 80; demand t SJ
Dry gDO,lS Imports for the week 81 5000
GOvIRNMENla-QuiGt aud hrm.
.. g. O. extended. 81 II esx. City Hnts.ti2
U, s. &, extended ,l0ll q, Paclo li1Tds isil
lSS ConpOlA,,...,,.,.-llJ3tlu, Y, Land GmntH-.il1
u, +, s. y. Hnndat,-.l9
plCilG " VI p1,..,, -ll0 Texas Pacific I'd g'lSJ5
CentFll Pacific, lst--l Tex. laG, fG, Dive gift
Erie seconds ,,...,"..,, l02k eOHtfed. 1870
Lchigh 4 Wllkes.t-sllOk
RAILROAD BoNps-Dull aud weak.
STATE SEcuRTTlEs-F Fairly Hatiye for some issues
North Carolina special tax Gs tiifd class FOso nom
81 10 lUlS and reacted 70 Va; Virginia deieFnl Gs
advanced IrOnllT5l 10 ls1f,
Louisiana COnsolA.. C34lVlrglnla Os..,....... n
Missouri 6s.,.,., ......l0g tVinEniR c1llsnlE *.
81 oseph.,,,,,.,."",,ell0 tn niat GDnnlns so =,
Ienllu,etu Gsr.,,,,,., % Virginia dlfeTrtd.,--la
Tennessee g. nGW,.. Gsk
sIQCKs-ThG marketOpened J. y per cont hlghee'
lor New YORK Elevated, u for Manhattan Elevated,
u for Delaware 4 lAGkAWanna Delaware & Hhd.l
a0n and Wabash PNCillc saN percent lower l0r tiia
Fesl Of the list. Speculation WRs irregular n the
early dealings, bus VI the llTst board ii
0t Aa2 per CONT, which was most marked 40 Man
haitian Elevated, Wabash Paddle common and II
Paul, Toward noon tlrmer tong prevailed and
shortly after midday prices slowed i rise 81 ll,
ptclhc Nall aud Wabash hciRC ieadiIig thefein
During the afternoon tho dealings bcealid ieyefish
Win downward tendency and the luafkOt Ol6io1
weak at dccline from the hig hest point of pef
cent. the latter In Lake ErlG y Western, Ccntril
Pacific, Delaware, LAckAwanna q Mgaierii, uni1n
Paglhc Western Union aud penyefS lilo GuInd0
belng AlA0 prominent therein,
TnlDRletiOnS .D7 600 RhhFeE fI.ts|.rt