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New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
WHOLESALEPRICESO OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending Feb. T. 1882.

Receipts for the week-Beans 1895 pkgs' Peas l54oo
kinds Of White Beans higher and very strong me re,
ftips p 0' r I9ng @ r & dH1 IN he he m M Two weeks There
are sal TO be good many German y, ans IN transit h Just
The asKug rce is 81 so and is doubtful if any lot, coud
picked below that figure on the other hand there has
been scarcely load sold above - 10 very few above
%, and worth mentioning at - 80 Buyers
hardly prepared TO Low The RAPID advance ana for hc past
later extreme Cnoicc Pea Beam a % not plenty ana hcd
fully a. high - Mediums Reccisr report lttit more de-
man@ for hoeg tgd Ridney and tcb best e. cannot be
o.ering TO meet thc demand ilacA Beans have had 40
the high price Of White Eeans The wide difference price
between H"me grown ana i9re-n Ieans is b nug c lat
favor here as well a. The Last and West German markets
ng %po % Green IHf fe are n2T s a5 % egGf At o T. " 5 5af
- G565i 10 Sontcrn E4ckyc continue Scfy scarce and
ar ar 1i ira atsi QGoi4tons: ''''''' '''' scarce all"
5s5s ssoa rs ss..: "5:'a 30 10
ia,i%G oia,fiq Si' good 10 I5o aiseFIarso j.! 10
10 lar good $50 : 275 sqatnenF.E,,
piimo'i.... a1 n.a.@: AGO 425 bush Gag 400 go.
BU1TER
Eecelps for the week l5l29 pigs last wook 80. rkg
% & ~fk @ a' ys ytan ana pkg pl iI's pc & fSr 54e
nent There decided Improvement ~ M mrs,t
Si @ 1a'ter ~ IT, supply 1 me me isDi' % sdgs = short
extent by The high pTceS there are not enu goods arriving
45c some lots offered to arrive 4tc ou hr OF
no SAFE, ~ al heio me IMPRESSION Dr. iht hrSc goods
VIII higher, thc recent cold weather
throughout tLe est v tend t0 -J ten the make 10 Is
hardly possible 10 get supply here for month or
more The state Dairy goods >ma compass and
very firmly hold Fancy haf nrlln tabs would probably -e
bat There Offering 0f
viii bring over soc Even the medium ami low grades
IN better demand which have been
held Tot three or -four months are now finding outlet
hIkIu- unusually and dealers have
ported Of su Fancy Delaware County hTkins Ale. Ol
this Og8l -c tuegr is probably
another lot Of frkus Ike il ia this city. Western Imitation
TeameIy IN 1, extent by class Of bnvcrs who
usually ~ and prices crowded pfrty
10 he gennne article Meten Dairy does not gtye tsic
tiun ectcd choice Tes factory beng taken is
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
financial.

RICHMOND e. ALLEGHANY
III and Ohio Central Subscriptions.
CENTRAL CONSTRUCTION d., l.. & W.
Mutual Union Telegraph.
INTERNATIONAL IMPROVEMENT co.
Kansas q Nebraska r. n. Bonds
OREGON SHORT LINE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Brooklyn Elevated n. X.
n. Y, CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
subscuptons Bonds and stocks
MIDLAND RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
Hudson River Contracting Company.
DENVER AND WESTN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
ST. Joseph Pacific II. II. Bonds
PENSACOLA AND ATLANTIC X. X
Virginia Midland subscriptions
AMERICAN CABLE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Continental Con and fmpt CO. "A,
TEXAS AND COLORADO CONSTRUCTION GU.
" Y. and Scranton Construction Co
CINCINNATI AND GEORGIA SUBS.
Interstate Construction Co.
EAST TENN. VA. AND GEORGIA X. X. RECPTS
For First Mortgage and income Bonds
y. Y, SUSQUEHANNA md WESTERN.
North River Construction Co
IRON STEAMBOAT SECURITIES
Richmond aud d. vile Extension.
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
j. S. SLANT ON,
NO. ~ NASSAU STREET
Subscription Books New Open.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and RdlTo'IS ooo
Nrw-YoRK. Tuesday. feD' " io7-'
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
sTATs.

place Some OF tho special brands of factory goods held
al &c but choice Os wanted d3Gc The low grades
which have accumulated all the winter being picked up
by speculators ut 1c TO &c advance Quotations
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
FRrIrs. RERRIrs ANn Yurs-nRIED.

Rccelps OF DIid Fruit foF the week Y55 Pkgs win IO75
pkgs OF Peanuts and II pkgS Of Pecan Nuts Exports oi
Dried Apples $40 DkEs EvapOa ed Apples have slow but
Obbing demand at quotations. Sundried have had
movement for month past, during winch uIne the
bulk o the has been worked Of and the feeling Is now
quite firm. Peeled very dun and holders SHOW
anxiety to sell Unpeeled have more inquiry anu WIN
the feeling that prices settled too low" rec Vtrs are ash ing
little desirable goods BackhtrItS are n
Cherries selling freely PlumS dull Peanuts sell
arrivals at str prices Hickory uts ana Black
Malnnls IN Aery i.ht demanh QnOtatlgns:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
Eesal Notices.


SUPREME COURT, City and County Of
y New YOrk-RichaFd Graham Frost Mary Hirsch-
berg and others In pursuance Of Judgment OF partition
Drcember l-sI Itfeee. will pub
lie auction by RICHARD v HAHH 1T. AuctIOneeT al tho
ENch saesrOOm, No Ill Broadway, In the city Oi New.
YOrk un the day February 1882 II clock noon
the following lie .cTbed premises:
All that certain tract piece parcel Of land situate yng
and being IN the fwery second ward OF the CITY OF New
York COUNTY and Of York and bounded and des
cribed follows, wit: Beginning at the noheastIly
c eighth treet and Ninth Avenue rum ng
thence northeIly along the easey side ~ Ninh Avenue
along the centre no Of the Oc hundred
feet thence nOTtherly parallel with Ninth Avenue
eighth Street hundred eet O. the eastery SIDE oi
Ninth Avenue thence n0rthery along the eaerY slate yf
Ninth twenty feet five inches I" The sOu east
erly sixty ninth street and Nllh Avenue uece
esterv along the ,ouhey Of Sxtynnth street
hundred and eight feet six inches thence s0nthery
and parallel with Nuh hundred feet q the
lime of block thence pTly along The centre
line of the block feet inches. tbrnce north
erly and parallel with Ninth Avenue seventy nine ieot
inches thence southeasery and n'ary parallel win
street tIlity-cNen ittt, thence hltle
southea ferry In straight course thirty nine feet
the ce southery parallel with Ninth hundred and
sixty and hall inches 10 The rhry slno
Of sixty ST. three hundred feet 10 The point OF place oi
beginning 1900.
man entitled Partition Map The Pr perry or me htifs OF
Inn Nuauphy the 9Th ward o. the ltY OF Ne" oral
stfrbsd o me Report Of COmmi in Partition, cd
IN ne tn of the the city and County ~ YORK.
wherein james Clemens IT, ana others were oonpahihts,
ana Bryan Muanphy and h.r- "gle a. Los
M ol lO2 ana part of lOt lU3 lO3 aud 100 and ncuding
al.o triangu land conveyed 4 Catharine Graham
y FctcrC Eckhard and wife 10y Ierd dated March 81,
$50 and recorded The REGISTERS oucr OF the city and
outy OF New.NOrk, IN LDer ll29 OF Conveyance page
i,i un the 6,h day of April 1870.
Dated Jauuuy 30 i6o@. - - - .---.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
LIVE POULTRY.
Wild Ducks Can.

The daily receipts for the week AZ the various
points distribution follows; Erie Railway, l5S
cans of Crcan ,U2J of Mix. Harlem Railroad. 2uOl
do. Sew Haven Railroad 40 DO. Hudson River Railroad,
Midland Railroad llp OF MIX and 90 cans ot
Cream: New York CITY ant NorcrnI Railroad 800 cans Of
MIX miscellaneous nearby routes. l,5'u cans total 1908
can. OF M quarts each and 223 cans Oi cream The
puce. Win the Surplus sold on the platform averAs.
ranging 80 70 - slight ucf ON most ui The
roads caused larger surplus, ana the market has been
Ovcr-suppiel an the week.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
bl'' Y DIAN AEt htlfltcs
ROBNAN E ADAMS. Plaintiffs Attorneys


TIlIIE SUPREME COURT. ALBANY COUN-
TY-In th, matter Of The Universal itfe Insurance
Comrauy New city N0tce 90 policy holders AID
bcuruoarrs oi the Universal LILO Insurance Company OF
Sew N0Ik tity
In pursuance order mae 10 the abOye
titled proceeding the juth d Oi Drcemb 7, 1881,
lud hr 81 January lt12, notice
hereby gwen creditor, and claimants ON Actouat
of thu Universal iU lusuiunte tumptny,
fhtt they are r,uuri exhibit their ca 10 the
d,I.ignci The fc clre sad company, a OHCe number
,,vt -outh Fourth hudson tuum1tt County. New YORK
and bcrune parties tine above rtt ei sut u luc k IN
and that Ia ,i"iat
-urL tt.tors aui claimants exhibiting their claims anu
becoming parties aid sat ol piooe,,sihlE AZ
afoUd trv sal De rrcrluI,d fun al bone 4 oi lr oiut
or drctce witch De- niaie ia 'u.h se a
rrsr,,iluy amt from any distribution 81 tht asfts 81 ..n
rnnr.uy dri-iir n Insurance department" :" te 'ti'
al N.v YORK which shall be made unt sn,h ouci o "''ie"
DAu'H ""''"' ~ JOHN CADMAN, Referee.
s, nl and oflce aAi.esA 40. sOath fOdItts 81, uai
4 - y
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

Receipts for the week. 20n7j boxes; last week PlSE
boycs corresponding last year, 1879 boxes Exports
for the week. 35' DoXr time last year. - 464 voNe
cable qrOtat dun al - GjJ- tTelght Oy -td
Liverpool 2 sd2,s. od. with more unav0faDe auvces
from ship restricting heir uchase- hhn N
the hone dcmald fallen On the mark ct Is exceeding
dull ami hul ers sh wiln gnesS To shaic pccHa
htte ENuOrcrs aim to have bought some very hnc h'
l3c and neg l3lc. but there are number Ol spC
still held ai &C and upWa d. Medium Craues are
ot d at lower price, The receipts Ptnnsy yania cream
large. prices 10 exporters are re lower
bid q = rarely aimed. Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

Exports of Potatoes 81. Opi l To ilayana ana mainly
scotch fotioet Ney pbr bat consumers are get
their prrIudces and large ga inutF are being
TAI IN v local buvcI 20 Ia ~Oc per bI-he Hone
not plentiful and prime lois are FIRMLY hcid De- Ber
uuja i- here but uO pucc hHrd Tor Ie t1hio",
The Tomatoes put ont lo ~ per- box Norfolk
spinach iu light supply AMI good demand Male sold n -
YESTERDAY but 25Yu bbl, viii bc UI tuunrfON~ steamer,
thou ,t pr1cc, wlu drop f0 - 80 small rApe, bots
A-Iaiueu. selling 90 cofcu uurt hes
cabbage n demand aud r' urL 90 inrp iit'1 rom
"a a Loo l"Il.a Peas
sold a eja1, crate AMI string Htn~ al @'HF' o. 10
rato, generally pO.i anu selling Al lower riusc o piccs
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
State.FactOrv-
Kl,liA

Receipts for the week. 6lG pkgs ast week 399 pEgS
corresponding week last pkgs ol nc
recent snow stoims prices Of fine Western Eggs were
forced up the yesterday ana the mar
ket pretty strong But the cOnsumpyc demand - gh
with weather to-day most receivers were ANXIOUS
small reduction from current rates OF yesterday
Fresaid Eggs has not helped the sale OF
held LINED pretty well used up and the few re-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

Union TAsNEu
-. Slaughter
>%sA' a-cAs''....5ia36 Light crop. ..........3O asa
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
FURs AND sKISs

T,arpes are mar eng thcT skins freely and the
rccrpts ate running than al any time tins season
SIM thc cat -h thus below and the
lc good deal OF myth for same SORTS skunk and
Nu-kat are chief attraction and exporters are paying
fn qiotauus desirable lois. Quotations Tor rmc
skins only:
Bear Black Eastern Cana AMI Northeastern 80 o2Qo9oo
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
DO Can lda & East

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ok, Feb. 1.-BkEVkS -HccoIy., today were 81
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Exports Apples from this port S16 bbA: from Boston,
Liza bh-to al LOO bbl, OF the shipments from all points.
., 30 bbs. to Liverpool and 200 bbis. 10 Glasgow
Freight Liverpool IS. 10 Lon 3s Cd n -, ana 10 las
Cow Choice pcs selling fairly a higher prices, but
e market lul for stock. The demand foI era
large but Hpprar To be snnceD to Iake the
Il Choice lots o. tIa1c@ 10 wanted and
le are reported at So per none ~ onward IN
Ia .g,ts. duchess and BeTrre pAHJOu Pears from
are selling %jd per OX iOr good stock with poor
down y. No demand for green IN ~ Florida oranges
bright colo ed ru Is wanted at steady prices
Florida ~trwleTri's arriving very spaHngy; demand mod
n : U . lLllnM.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-04-22
fHE USUAL RESULT.

II lis not to be denied that a good sewing
machine is one of the most important
appurtenances of the modern household.
We thought we had good machine in
our household until one day the agent Of
the New Home presented himself AZ our
door and proceeded to deliver an Grafton
upon its characteristic merits.
But" We answe' ed ''our machine
serves us nicely and suits us well, and we
do not care for another"
The agent, however, was persistent,
and finally begged the privilege Of leas-
ing one OF his machines with MS, "for the
ladies to try"
The request was not unreasonable, so
we granted is--but more to oblige the
agent than anything else; for we really
did not want the machine, and had not
he remotest idea Of buying it,
| The machine once In the house, 1t was
natural that the ladies should look 1t over.
They did SO, and as consequence fell In
love with it. They say that without the
slightest wish to decry or disparge any
osher machine, this, all things consid
cred, is, in their opinion, the most dc
sirabie one to be had.
The upshot of the whole matter wal
that the old machine was disposed Of
and the Light Running New Home in
stalled into our ehold--a very fai
and satisfactory arrangement being mad
with the agent.
It is pronounced q genuine beauty AM
real comfort, and our folks wanted u
to tell other folks about it,.
This unrivalled machine is manufat
tured by JOHNSON, CLARK q co., 8
Union Square, New York, who wish U
to say that all who will send for their ne
illustrated catalogue and enclose thei
advertisement (printed on another page
will receive set of fancy advertiser
novelties, of value to those collectin
cards, etc.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-04-22
TALMAGE ON MODERN
PREACHERS.

The following Is an extract from
a recent sermon by Rev. DR.. Tai.
mage:
"People will not be interested In
what we say unless we understand
the spirit Of the day in which we
live. All the woe begonlsh Stats
tics are given by those who are
trying in our time to work the
worn out machinery Of the past
times.
sThe simple fact Is, the people
are tired Of the humdrnm Of re-
ligionists. Religions humdrum Il
the worst of all humdrum. YOl
say over and over again, Come Il
Jesus, until the phrase means ab
solutely nothing. Why do yo'
not tell them u story which will
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-04-22
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE oRGANIzA
TIoN OF THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY o.
NORTH cHRoLrNA.

We lepublish below the plan Of
organization adopted by the Re
publican State Convention in 1880,
which will have to be carried out
during the present campaign, and
the Republicans Of the state will
do we'll to study 1t so as to be able
to carry 1t ont.
I. Count Organization. The
election precinct shall be the unit
county organization. Bach pre-
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-04-22
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
FREEDMEN OF THE sOUTH-A
RICH DONATION.

AN0ANVASAj SSAN~Ns
John r. Slater, a wealthy gentle
man Of this city, has signified his
intention to create a fund OF 81
100000, to be known as the "John
f. Slater fund, "for the education
of the freedmen. The fund is to
be vested In the hands OF trustees,
who are to apply the income ac~
cording to the instruction OF the
donor. I is unders God here that
the act incorporating these truss
tees is to be presented to the Sen
ate at Albany, N. Y, today. MIR.
Slater thus explains, in one para
graph Of his letter to the trustees,
his general object: The general
object which / desire to have OK.
clusively pursued is the uplifting
of the lately emancipated popula'
ton of the Southern States, and
their posterity by comforting on
them the blessings Of Christian
education. The disabilities form
erly suffered by this people, and
their singular patience and fidelity
n
in the great crisis of the nation es'
tablish a just claim on the sympa-
thy and good will of human and
patriotic men. ] cannot but feel
the compassion that is due in view
of the prevailing ignorance, and
which exists through no fault OF
their own" Mr.. Slater purposely
leaves the trustees the largest lib
erty in making such changes In
the methods of applying the fund
as may from time to time seem
wise. He suggests that the edu.
cation of teachers for the colored
race may be the wisest purpose t.
which the fund can be put aftel
thirty-three years three.fourths o
the trustees shall for any reason
agree that there is no further us
for the fund in the form it is nov
instituted. He authorizes them +
apply the capital to the establish
ment of foundations subsidiary t
the existing institutions of highe
education, SO as to make ther
more freely accessible to poor col
ored students. Under the presen
institution of the fund he special
ly wishes that neither principe
nor income be expended in Ian
or buildings for any purpose tina
that of safe and productive inves
ment for income.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 12.-As
semblyman Patterson today il
PRODUCED bill "to incorporate th
trustees Of the John r. Slate
Fund.-" The bill names Messr
Rutherford B. Hays, OF Ohio; Mo-
rison r. Waite, of the District ,
Columbia; William .. Dodge,
New York; Phillips Brooks, /
Massachusetts; Daniel G. Gilman
Of Maryland; John A. Stewart,
New York; Alfred Fl. Colquitt,
Georgia; Morris K. Jessup, of Ne
York; James P. Boyce, of Ker
lucky, and William A. Slater,
Connecticut, as incorporators of
fund to be called the John r. 81
ter Fund. Rutherford B. Hay
is named as the first president
Washington Republican.
mATMAGE ON MODERN
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-04-22

A colored mail agent On tue
Richmond and Danville Railroad
says 'that the reajuster democrats
and niggers ara having Q good
time in Virginia, but that II is
mighty hard on old fashioned
white republicans. Worth State
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-04-22

fore until changed or abrogated
BY q subsequent Republican State
Convention
Adopted in State Convention,
July 5, 1880.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-04-22

clnct shall have an executive com
mittes consisting Of three active
They shall be bienn-
Jelly chosen by the Republicans
voters OF the precincts, and shall
elect one OF their number chirman.
They shall convene together at
such time and place as the major
ity Of them may elect. They shall
biennially electa county executive
committee, to consist OF not less
than five members, who shall elect
a chirman from their number. Va
cancies in precinct committees
shall be filed by the voters Of the
precinct, aud in county committees
BY a convention of the precinct
committees duly called; Pr0U5ded,
that in case a vacancy occurs with
in thirty days prior 10 40 election,
such vacancy ma, re filled By rhe
vote Of the :,.Ma;ifn2 members.
II. Congressional Judicial and
Senatorial DMlrtrls There shall
BE- 4 Congressional, Judicial and
Senatorial District COMMITTEES,
composed OF not less than one
member from each county, nor less
than seven members, biennlally
elected by the several district con-
ventions, each of whom shall elect
a chairman from their number
Provided, that senatorial district
committee shall only be elected 10
districts embracing more than one
county. Vacancies occurring with
in thirty days Of an election may
be filed by the vote of the COM
mlttee.
III. State Executive Committee
There shall be a State Executive
Committee, composed of one mem
Der from each Congressional Dis
trict in the state, to be designated
by the district delegations ia STATE
Convention assembled two mem,
bers at large, to be elected by thu
State Convention, and the chair.
man of the convention at which
the election is held. a They shall
be biennially elected at the STATE
Convention, shall choose one 0
their number chairman, and shall
elect a secretary who is not
member, who shall reside at Raj
elhS.
Nv. The chairman of the respec
tive county, district and State Elk
ecutive Committees shall call thei
; conventions to order and act a
: temporary chairmen until o perm.
anent organization is affected, viii
power only to appoint, and receiv
!, the report Of, q committee on ere
). dentials.
V. No executive committee sha
? have power to elect or appoln
! delegates to any convention
= whether county, district, State Q
= National.
VI. No member of an executiv
, committee or delegate or alternat
duly chosen shall have power
= delegate his trust or authority
" another.
v VII. Representation. = Repre-
= sentation in county convention
shall consist Of three Republica
voters as delegates, and three
J, alternates, from each precinct
: the county, and no more.
= VIII. Representation in Coz
. gressional, Judicial, Senator's
% and State Conventions shall cor
= sist of two delegates and two a
& ternates only, for every memb'
y of the lower House of the Gener
! Assembly and shall be apportioI
y ed in the several counties accord
: ingly.
70 :, TX. Delegates and alternstes
] county conventions shall be cleo
= ed only by vote of the Repub
: cans of each precinct in precin
meeting assembled; and delegat
:, aud alternates to district, Sta
III 4 Matte. n = -. 4snsnc shall
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-04-22

WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK IN
the State, which you can see by visiting
our large and commodious store. FIVE
LEADING MAKES OF PIANOS: The
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-03
HANGED TO A TREE.
THE FATE OF A VIRGINIA MUIR
DERER.
Jim Rhodes Taken from Jail at Midnight
and Lynched-He Tries to Make a Con-
fessiOn, but is not Given Time.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October 2-Jtm
Rhodes, the murderer Of the Massie family,
was taken out Of jail between twelve and
one O'Clock last night by body of armed
men and carried about half mile from the
jail and hung to a tree. Citizens who were
near by state that Rhodes begged
for more time in order TO make a confession,
but as a number Of citizens were rapidly
approaching the scene the lynchers swung
him to LIMB. He confessed be was Rhodes,
and said his mother and brother Lee did not
do any Of the killing.
LATER-The lynchers Of James Rhodes last
night numbered about 40, and it is thought
tneY had hundred or more confederates in
town. They compelled the iailer to surren-
der the Keys OF the jail and overpoWered
the guards. Rhodes, on discovering their
object, gave a loud wall, which was heard
some distance. a large crowd OF
citizens collected and followed the lynchers,
but were halted by guards IN the highway
about hCfy yards from the tree on which
Rhodes was hung. He was heard to admit
ina. be was James Rhodes, and to say that
MS brother, who was In jail, and his mother
took no part in the murder. He begged for
hfteen minutes, promising 70 tell all about
the murder, but the lynchers, fearing inter
terence, urged the execution The attorney
Tor the Commonwealth reached the scene
and attempted an appeal for the law to take
Its course. He was warned off on the peril
Of his life.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-03
The Now York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, October 2.-s1ocks opened
weak, and prices showed a decline from
Saturdays closing prices of u to 3 Der
cent, the latter for Nashville aud Chatta-
nooga. Manhattan Elevated, however
opened ~, st. Paul, Minneapolis aud Man.
itoba l aud Canada Southern X per cent.
higher. During the early trade the market
was very active and weak, and a decline
was recorded ranging from d to
ID, In which Lake Shore, New
Jersey Central, Nashville and Chat.
tanooga, Wabash preferred, st. Pau,
Minneapolis and Manitoba were prominent.
while Louisville and Nashville broke to 50
from o315, its opening price on Saturday,
recovered l, reacted 3, rallied q and re-
ceded per cent. After this the market be-
came nrm, and about noon an advance Of
ID to Ia per cent. took place. Louisville
and Nashville led therein, but the market
again became heavy and prices fell of TO
per cent, Texas Pacific, Louisville
and Nashville, Wabash and Denver
and Rio Grande being most conspicuous in
the downward turn. Subsequently there
was a rally of S to ~ per cent. by New
jersey Central and Texas Pacific, but again
the list reacted "a to per cent, Wabash
preferred, Delaware, L4ckaWanna aud
Western and Texas Pacific being most
prominent in the decline. After this the
tone was irregular, but In the main strong,
and generally the list sold up Il to II per
cent, the latter for Wabash preferred. The
market closed generally strong, but showed
decline on the days transactions OF ID to
55s, Louisville and Nashville, Nashville and
Chattanooga, Wabash preferred and Texas
Pacific being most prominent therein.
Transactions aggregated $50 600 shares.