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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-22
CHILDREN,S DROLLERIES.

The interest shown in the droll doings and
amusing observations Of children is proved by
the success of recent works on the subject.
Many of us have some time or another heard
children come out with rs comical things
as any. invented or otherwise, that we see
chroncled. Not long since, correspondent
sent to provincial paper an anecdote OF the
kind referred to, of which his six-year old boy
was the hero. He says I keep shop and sell
fancy goods. A gentleman came in to buy
something. 1t was carly, and my little hoy
and were alone in the store at the time. In
order to get change for the customer l had to
90 up stairs to my cash box. Before doing so
went into the little room aioning the store
and said to my boy
swatch the gentleman, that he doesn't
steal ANYTHING" And put him on the coun-
ter. AS soon as 1 returned he sang OUT
ssPa, he didn't steal anything l watched
him all the time"
Children's questions are often no less en-
barrassing than they are amusing, as may be
instanced in a conversation respecting we'd
ding that was soon to take place. At break
fast the next morning he recalled the subject
by asking
ssPapa, what do they want to give the bride
away for? Can't they sell her?"
A little one returning from the "Zoo"
through Regents Park with a friend of the
writer. pointed to some flowers growing there,
and inauired if they were tame ones-mean-
ing, of course with his mind on the animals
he had Just seen, the reverse Of wild. At
whale exhibition a boy is said to have asked
his mother if the whale that swallowed Jonah
had as large mouth as the one before them,
why didn't Jonah walk out at one corner.
''You must think Jonah was fool. lie
didn't care to walk out and get drowned, " was
the quick reply of younger brother.
A lady. while admiring the stars on bright
night in tropical climate, was suddenly
asked in the most innocent way by her little
son of five years, if those were the nails that
held up heaven.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-22
THURSDAY. JUNE 22 1882.

at the Trafalgar and the Nile. In old days,
if regiment were needed (say in Delhi or in
New Zealand, it could hardly have been sum-
moned and placed there within six months or
a year. It could now be done in five or six
weeks. Queen Elizabeth, they say, ruled over
less than 100000 subjects, and Queen Anne
perhaps over less than 10, 900, 600. Queen Vic
toria enjoys the loyal devotion of at least
$50, ,OOO, 600. Bess counted the total revenues
of the government on one hand lin milions) !;
Anne could do it on two hands. Queen Vic
toria as Empress disposes of one hundred and
fifty millions. London paper.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-22

you could cry as though you were now sitting
in infancy on her lap, and if you could call her
back to speak your name with the tenderness
with which she once spoke, you would be will
ling now to throw yourself Oh the sod that
covers her grave, crying, ''Mother, mother -
All she was the queen: Your father knew
it, She was the queen, but the queen in dis
euise. The world did not recognize it,
SPEAK A CHEERFUL W0RD.-Did you nev-
er 90 out in the morning with heart SO de-
pressed and saddened that pail seemed
spread over all the world ? But on meeting
some friend who spoke cheerily for a minnie
or two, if only upon Indifferent matters, you
have felt yourself wonderfully lightened Even
child dropping into your house on an errand,
has brought in q ray of sunshine which did
not depart when he went his way again. 1t
is a blessed thing to speak a cheerful word
when YOU can. ''The heart knoweth it's own
bitterness" the world over, and those who
live in palaces are not exempt, and good words
to such hearts care like apples of gold III
pictures of silver" Even strangers we meet
casually by the way, i'll the travellers waiting
rOOm are uncOnSciouSly influenced by the
tone we use. 1t is the one with pleasant
words on his lips to whom the stranger in a
strange land turn for advice and direction in
his perplexities. Take it as a compliment,
if some wayfarer comes to you to direct him
which street or which train to take; your
manner has struck him as belonging to one he
can trust. 1t is hard sometimes to speak a
pleasant word when the shadows rest Oh our
hearts but nothing will tend more to tighten
our spirits than doing good to another. When
YOU have no opportunity to speak Il cheering
word, you can often send full beam of sun
shine into the heart of some sorrowing, absent
friend, by sitting down and writing good,
warm-heartpd letter.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-06-22

No TIME.--You think you have no time to
devote to certain pursuits but if you are
really interested in them you will contrive an
opportunity to crafty your wishes. Scores
of wives and mothers are busted constantly
with their family cares, but not one in every
score loves music enough to steal time for
practice. Hundreds of young men are forced
by stress OF circumstances to work hard for
daily subsistence, but only one in thousand,
perhaps, conquers the difficulty of his position,
and makes name for himself. This one
might not have found his way easier or it's
upwards steps less tiresome, but he wanted
to succeed, and so wanting let nothing needfnl
be crowded out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02
Life In Northwestern OAK tn.

From the 81. Lawrence Tribune. .U'
The white men all have Indian squaws
to 10 their homework; that IL, those who
are able to Afford them, for It costs some.
thing to get one. Those young whites who
can catch a young Indian woman away
from her parents and throw a blanket over
and run of and secrete heru certain length
Of time can have her as vile. Otherwise
1t will take several ponies or cows, or from
500 10 $500, according 10 the RINK OF the
family. Among the fifteen or twenty fam.
lilies only one white lady wassecn. While
there tho wife Of q rancher died, and was
buried according to the Indian customs.
In the coffin, which was pine box.
tho relations Of the dead squaw placed
everything that they thought would DO Of
any benefit to the spirit Indian in going
to the happy hunting ground. Such things
as thimbles, scissors, thread, buttons, nee
dies, smoothing irons, end the like, were
heaptd on the corpse until the lid would
scarcely close. The bereaved husband told
NC that the Indians mourned for pay. Ono
squaw, as u recompense Tor her mourning,
relieved his sugar. barrel Of twenty-five
pounds OF sugar. Others took other things
in accordance. Three hundred cups Of
coffee T. day while the lady was sick was Il
low estimate Of the coffee he dealt cut 10
the Indians. g'' .,#E,., 'tl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02
TIE OIL. MONOPOLY.
A Test Case in a New York court,


A case OF great importance to oil.pro.
ducers is now pending before the courts Of
Allegany county, N. y, the history Of
which is as follows When the Cherry
Grove district was discovered the Mccall.
mont Oil Company purchased land in that
prolific field, and rs this company had lost
oil in the Bradford and Richburg fields
through the failure Of the Union Pipe line
10 take care Of their product, the managers
Of the project resolved in this instance 10
take care Of themselves, aud commenced
the laying OF u pipe line and the erection
Of tanks. In due time they were waited
upon by the officials ofthe Union lines, who
urged them to discontinue the project,
Offering to pay for work done,
,uke it off their hands, and guarantee them
against loss in the future. The McCalmont
Company, however, declined all such Of
iers. Then threats were freely made, but
all to no purpose. The McCalmont Oil
Company was the owner OF large pro.
duction in the Richbulg field which the
United oiicinls threatened to let run 10
waste unless the new pipeline was discon.
tinued. No attention, however, was puid
to this, when suddenly the threat was put
into effect. The gaugers OF the United re-
fused to run from any well owned by the
McCalmont Oil Company, and the product
OF over fifty wells was permitted to run on
the ground. In this emergency recourse
was had 10 the courts, and IN application
was made to his honor Judge Daniels, Of
the Supreme Court at Buffalo, for an in
junction compelling the United lines to take
care ofthe plaintiffs oil,which was granted.
Previous 10 the argument or final hearing
on the motion 10 make the injunction per.
petual, the officials Of the United pipes
promised to take care Of the oil Of the
plaintiff as they had done from the time
the injunction wasrcrved, and in consider
alton Of this promise the motion for per.
petual injunction was Withdrawn by mu.
tual consent, and service WAS accepted In
an action for damages for the value Of oil
wasted, to be tried in the courts OF Allegany
county, New York. The United lines have
permitted large quantity Of tho Mccall.
mont's oil to 60 to waste during tho past
week. 4 suit for damages will now be
pressed to final hearing and another in
junction will be applied for. The Brad
ford Star says: "This case will settle the
question whether great corporation can
drivc out all competition and then permit
the property Of its patrons TO be wasted at
| its Measure"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

.,"Old Bach" who writes to the New York
Sun, gives Il reason why he is not married,
which is reason. ~ am" he says, "thir.
ty'tive, an old bachelor, they say; and
have been wanting wife these ten years.
Some Of my friends suggest that want to
marry rich, and AIN too particular. Now
do not object 10 riches il other things ure
oil righ'. Bu', honor bright, il were to
ind woman who would bring nobler
thoughts, make me q better man, think less
o! gossip about her neiphbors, and more
about her own home affairs, woman well
educated and not helpless, should like to
marry her, even il she did not own n cop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02
Table Mnnncra OF Children,

laramie boomerang u...
Young children who have to wait till
older people have eaten all there is in the
honse sbould not onon ,bo J;,;roroo,,
,l,., a,x;,,, .ho n,,,i ,.l so,. A. :,
uoo' uu'''.s ''ie 'l'e"' "nu ASK tne host II
il lie IS gong 10 eat all day. 1t makes the
company feel i'll at ease, and laws IN wrath
in H.. n,rant,s boort t'i.
;" ~ s"e ., p"'eA s A"'''
Chl!areh slonlu NOV appear ulspleased
WIN 80 !ne tegu,ar COURSES S. a. dinner ana
tnei ~ w ~. p'e' Eas !ne less expensive
!ooa n l,a anu ~. .uen o'sanze panic III Tue
preserves allerwatu H., n. .-.3 u.
70 hot c1ose OUT .ue last OF your soup ny
.as'ns .ne pla,e your a' mouIh ana pouring
!he !'4uiu ao " your cn'!aisn NECK: lou
might spill i on your bosom, and it en-
!arses ana a'stof's the mouth unneces'
sarMy. ~,
| Mhen asHea "hat palt OF Inc lowl you
prefer 40 not say you WY! take the part that
goes oyer inc renee last rms remark ls
very humorous out mo rising generation
ought TO originate some. new table jokes
INA! VIII 10 worthy Oh Tue age IN which we
I'VE; =, ,
Children should early learn tle use Of
the fork and how TO handle 1t. This knoEl.
edge can DO acquired ny allowing them to
pry up the carpet mcks with this lnst,u'
ment ana other ,a i.tt'o exercises such IS the
parent may Suggest. .-zl5.,:,
The chill! should DO taught at once not
70 wave his oreau around oyer the table
while in conversation, or to I'LL ms mouth
lu!l Of potatoes an4 then converse in q rich
tone Of voice win some one out In the
yard. Tic might get MS dinner down his
trochea and callsehls parents greatanxIety;
In picking ". . pla!o or saucer filled
with soup or with moist foo1y tho child
should DO taught not 10 parholl bis thumb
in the contents q the dish, and to svoid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02
Poverty and DiStress.

That poverty which produces the greatest
distress Is not OF the purse but Of the iblood.
Deprived Of Its richness 1t becomes scant and
watery, n condition termed anemia in nedi.
cal writings. Given this condition, and
scrol,,lous swellings and Sores general and
nervous debility, loss OF flesh and appetite,
weak lungs, throat disease, splitting OF blood
and consumption, are among the common
results. II you are sufferer from thin, poor
blood employ Dr.. pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" which enriches the blood lnd
cures there grave affections. Ismore nutrtiye
than cod liver oil, aud Is harmless in any
condition ofthe system, yet powerful to cure
by druggists. 1srp'@'.I y Mrh4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

N1v Yokx. September 3l-Cotton Gulet nj
i lGalltAc; futurcsSteady. Flour dull; receipts
e sHS 'ss5aps zoo God ~ Sssf e. $hi s
whoa, extra ID 25a7 So Extra oHIo ST COZ q" o.
Minnesota patent process 81 25aS 81. Wheat,
Win re4e'Ion Of HsNej enoinE Ill hdskeI II
steamer No 3 rcd ooa0oHc: No. 5 rcd ii oa Y:
M c:'t I'd !, :; S s y G : SS IL! q 5
mixed winter s. o3h+; ,ungmded willie 9jcasi ii;
October sales 3s2 ooo bushels at 81 Ghal o. closing
# g. o51f; November, s"!:S 77G,oO0 bushels al
3S} bushels At II ossl oS, closing At t Nv:
closing = q o9]s; 0, b Yale, 5000 bnshe. q;
= lg9ssl ~ closing a. 81 H.. Corn opened, "a
Hccles!ng with slight rca :tion; receipts ,7s1
gage; No: : a7stssss: ,.tearnsi ssle; ~. :.
ssHs i9 &c se " saSSHc ds!ysisd Ma
closing 4. 6se: November osas7I.c closing At &c:
slC,Sg a sss y: HI. 6sS Il. ss.tys
4oc; do white western s9a50r. Hay active at Coc'
Hops ia good demand. aud nyu; n. =. State At SSs
Csc, tho latter for fancy now. Collie, dull: Rio,
sasEoes, QUOTED d. At 7st.!oAe Sugar unchanged
ind higher: United aissc; otude 7yst75so: .cGned
steady at sosis Tdrten. ny a H Al IN
EgHs. fresh In Saod demand at 26aS6Ec. Porf
higher: now meW n,sk SO %. beef dull ON
meats dull; long clear middles 81 IS Lard higher
prime steam SIS 10. Butter Arm, al l6a93c Cheese
quiet At 5RllG E.7,, s5,=,L. aT31Is.' -
CHICAGO, september 10. - Flour, unchanged,
Wheat, strong and higher for September. Other op
s tans s o sS leTst sa 5 s ST.
Yea4. Wheat, No. 2sprngs o7al q. oaah sep.cr2,,
bsI Jcst ..me ~ regular r., ied winter 81 Gal
assnc October s'ass5A November: b3.5c year
september md October: sl,ltsl,se November; SIC
ssc. Bailey 90, Fla4secd steady at 81 lsXal is.
Whisky scady .. 81 u strong , o''tn e!oGel
other futures dull 9t SIS a5a3 10 cash. III 3!% Sen
icInbes aud October: so % November; $40 q wear
SIS % January. Lard fruer At SIP 7raI2 Is CASH
se sg q; y s Ss .si; ? l1t s. SessH
shoulders 1io 2 short r1b 81 30 saos, clsIs 81 IS
CINCINNATI, September 2o-Cot dull and lowe
| ht So. Flour. unchRnged.s Wheat dull hut firm
No. rcd winter 96a9sc spot: 95c bid October an,
NQyemher: 0lc bid year. rOcsl wv bushels Sd il
ne1G 900 4Yshelh Corn, easier at 6ssGic p,s,I
as3{c h,d oclalnIl a2}{c h!d November; as,;aissss
yGsf; 1Si hid Ian,,srt. Oats, ~ tait demand i
5sha3!c spot; s?e hld October: s2fc bid Soyoinbe,
aac hla Jear: aHIc bid May. Rye. unchanged. mai
Icy IN voo1 demand: eilra No: fall soas3c, pori
steady a ~ IS: Lard arn at y? 6!.<;, Bulk meat,
Arm shoulders Arm; clear lib il4s0 Bacon, sca:c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02
G1e QtttelhQet(lEg,,rll:::
Nee, Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street,
now TO he A GUEST.
Why II IL ouch Pleasure to Entertain
Iu Some peODle. E1LEEL MIMI

| Why IL In Huch q Pleasure to Eutortai II
Some People. .lDIT,2
From The Home Journal - = II, ..,a .Di
All nv life have been hccuuto,rod "a ,
u... .'... ...,. >. a aeeuo'o''so "
stea1 'n"n! sue0''' A. o'ten puzzles me
that some people, who In many respects
were not as agreeable as others. werc M
much, ess,er and nloo,on,o. ~ a,,,a.,.,.,
.T.A .a1'e' A"a p'eas@'i!es 70 eh'er'a'n'
y Aas on,y ia!eiy dawned upon mo that
.neie " q Mlent III pelhg entertained as In
enffett!asilng. ~, :. !,
i ~ ohe ah9 ~ OF Us would cultivate THIS
giE We would have more and heartlor IN.
Vlsaeona. IN Watchlng one o. tho most
s s''s Oh ''s'sorS learned these simple
faes lyrss .5NtsN't,
fiIs!-he Always ready Tor everything,
~ you must ihil III any ono particular,
never icy u DO preakiast. When you arc
ia!e iGl !his neal you keep back the whole
ho,lsel.oias Plans 'ol inc day. !.
eesohd-Always look Interested, and, II
possible, say olten now agreeable you
tnlnk thahHs. ~ ID niIch easier 10 WORK
Iol ir'ehus pressure one thinks sho 70.
10y y sslIins y hhu approaching mo
;ro"oIe ta Ky nelnemDer that often what
~ gteat pressure 70 you IL excessively stu
plo Anu aIesome 10 your hostess The
SNOWY ou'luins lhat 70 you Is new anu
oeIutI.u' nus peeh seen ny her many times
a sl,1l IN NY lost its Snarm; II you seem
p!easeu ,.neh slie lee,s PAID Tor her troub!e
, w.. :, wv a ioy ., w u u Was IN h1hof !of
wy " esen s'a"G1e III "nythihR, theh she
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02
Mothers!Motl,ers II Mo,l,er,l

Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
yonr rest by sick childsuilering and crying
with the eScruciating pain Of cutting teeth I
Il so, so at once and get Il bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately
upon It; there is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
It, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother ani relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 10
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
~ the prescription OF one OF the oldest best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

Can II man refrain from choppins the leaves
OF the Eurlock with his cane AZ he pnssrs :.
it is ''only weed" and yet few plants or
weeds are so valuable, and few preparations
so popular. rs Burdock blood Bi,tcrs. in
which NIL its valuable properties are so skill.
fully combined, 1t cures dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation. govt. and all diseases
arising from impurities Of the blood. Price,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

not good manners to do 70, and you Nigh,
slip and burst your crust BY 80 doing. Say
"thank you" and much obliged" aud .beg
pardon" wherever you can work In these
remarks, as Il throws people of their guard
and gives you an opportunity oget In your
work on the pastry and other bric.a.brac
near you at the time. t.W#aIf .moafl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

"SfANY silly people dcspise the prc,ious,
not understanding it." But no one despi.es
Kidney:Wort after having given 1t trnl.
Those that have used it Hgrce TINT it Is By far
the best medicine known. Its action Is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take
pills, and other n,ercurials that poison the
system, but by using kidncy-Wort restore
the natural action OF all the organs. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

Jacob IT, Dloomer, OF Virgillc, n. y.
writes: "Your Thomas Eclectric Oil cured
Il badly.swellcd neck and sore throat on NY
son in forty.eight hours; one application
also removed the pain from very sore toe
my wife's foot was also much inilAmed-sc
house; she applied tho oil, and III twenty
four hours was entirely cured"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

Why Is Mrs. Lydia f. Pink au,'s Vegetable
Compound like the Mississippi river in II
spring freshet? Because the immense vol.
umo Of this healing river moves with such
momentum that It sweeps away all obstacles
aud ia literally flooding the country.
II ret,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

Fhox eminent ". L. Almou, Presiden,
Medical College, HALIFAX, y. g.: "Colden's
Liquid Beef Tonic IL invaluable for fever, In.
digestion and weakness. and Is unsurpassed
for female complaints" (Tske no other). OF
QfuRGlstu. ---L WV. MNYAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

TIE Rev. GEO. II. TlAyEn, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure
Are you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's yializer is a positive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

TOLEDO. September S0.-Closed- dull: No,
!! rod spot ejc September vS}.c. October Do; No.
yembet NEc: December 97}4c; year Doc. Corn. dull:
November sic: year size. Oats iulet at g,Htc.
BRADFORD. September 10. = Petroleum = Firm
and advancing; opens NJ 9ic: highest pic; lowest
92c; closing 1t 97c;sales i,;Gs6 coo barrels total s.
mchts Friday, 1850 barrels charters 81 0C0 barrels
TirtsfLtt, Pt, September 3d--ictiOlcl,m-
opened At w; highest 9c; lowest pl5ie closed ut
e5c; shipments 1859 barrels: charters none; Tide
water runs OH 9Th. 18th and 2Oh, 81 $50 barrels.
CINCINNATI, September 30.-Lirch hogs, quiet; com.
mon and light 80 25aS y: packing and butchers
81 1oas 10 Receipts 915 hcnd; shipments l3l head
New York, September ..3o.-WooL-Firn: do
nestle !loece Save; pulled lSa,ao; unw,shed
l2n3!c Texas iIaa3c. D ..f5ss-i MI IN -,
NEW YORK, September 3O.-LgArIEE-i,, good
demand; hCmlock sole 22a2Jc. M -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

Why Will you cough when Shilohs Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 5(
cts. and Il. 80 -. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

SlILou's CArARRu REMEpY-a positive cure
for Ca.arrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
Sold by +. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by R. II. List, 1910 Main
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02
FINANCIAL Ann COnnEKclAL.
New York Money and Stocks. >,

"e" aAVACy Nuu bkOCAHs +r|I
NEW Yonk. September ao.- Money las pc, cent
q IS. D'>'' ~ 9 o. NeA'AA.
GovxRNNrxrs-Firm.
~. s. extended" l0os+|st ?. "a. c. Hrs,.lll.t
9: =; v. COMPATIBILITY. Z. Land GrAnts-ll3
Central Pacific anGil4 Teiss FAC lind Il. . to
Erie seconds........... 9Jzldo Rio Graude div SIT,
Lohigh d WIlkea-...-lu2 sOflered
RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull and generally lower.
STATE sECuMTIEs-Dull.
l Iuai,1 eonsol'-6 yi!gnIa es....;~..- IS
e. Joseph; ia mat. coupons. 50
4 Hsansssss &: new sS1lHvl'n4 d''ef'sd 10
sTocKs-share speculation opened generally firm
at fractional advance from Yesterdays close. ir
the early tradc there wasa further fractional rise
alter which the market became weak and declined
ka$sE per cent. the Understandable & Nashville
lnckawAnna. New jersey Central, Wabash cier!c
and Canada southern. In the early 1T Of The er
! noon l.ackawnulia led recovery Of haN per cent
Off Aat>s per cent, the latter Louisville q Nashville
81. PAUL, Minneapolis & Manitoba, Allegheny Cen
tml. Denver & Rio Grandc and ST. Paul & North
western were also notably weak. ,I r'I'
u the late trade the downward move WIS checked
yillu and Sashyille& Chattanooga, tAaiN per cen,
II lacEawanna& Western, l per cent In Allegheny
Genital and 11.aA per cent In the remainder Of tht
LIST occurred. hui In the ilnn dealings decline b
per cent took place IN Canada Southern, and tht
remaiudcr OF the list kolI oil per cent, ihe latte
Michigan Central and Memphs,& Charleston, aud
tho market closed weak ut decline on The day.
ttAnsactions Of lsa3H per cent. Canada Southern
Louisville 4 Nashville. Michigan Central and Union
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