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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-14

All are interested in this, farmer as well as
merchant. The National Cotton Planters
Association Of America, with headquarters
ct vicksburg, Mississippi, have under con-
siderstion this question, says its president.
aWbst can we do 10 raise the value Of our
lands the unimprOved. and Of the cotton
hell between The Mississippi river sn1 tie
Pacific ocean, contsining about 10000
sgusre miles or 250.eOOO00 Of scres7''. an
rers and ssyE "A NV move must b
m.ie N cotton growing before permaBet-
~<urerity can be reached" IN the esst or
&. <ess end ofths COTTON belt The "co'-
- svndicats1 is the remedy al over the
cstsn bsiL rhich means . combina
ion Of The ezpitsi Of fbs Nan
,he-r cEnElsndD spiunsrs and The
AreScrn eotton rr0rsrs- The 90 ION
r.-.-s-- r.-oposs % bid souihs-n -
~1is III ne sbrps q a eros. ons-tlTJ
hirh. 10 ~ % feet eash wing. snEins IN
- centre. They furtbsr prcposs % Er0r
80 ,-r.nu ard delire- j. IN fis r1iIls. In
- 4, ru- De zzr1e Tea-. Thsy further
r-ursrs 70 80 ne provisions for he ~
'~rs~rs n Mnocles.-T sri--n--l are - .
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GOES SUDDENLY INSANE,
. po..enper OH Texas Central Train
Jumps From Train Into fohu-'
Capture, Etc.

p....nger OH Texas Central Train
1unns From a Train Into n Pond-His
Capture, Etc.
most remarkable case OF sudden
insanity occurred on Wednesday evening
soutb.bound passenger train over the
Twas Central road. There were two broth
arc aboard named Samuel and Daniel Hill,
from Greenyille, Illinois, who were en-
route to Luling to visit an uncle lhey
occupied one of the rear coaches, anu as
the train, which had stopped for a lew MIL
utes at Ennis, was pulling out, Danlei
;nmned up of q sudden in the most excl
led manner, exclaiming to his brother,
run for your life; the people In the Iroh'
coach are going to murder us" and rush
inc ont on the platform before his
hr5ther could recover from his as
Punishment he plunged headlong INTO
pond along side the track where the en-
zines take water. His brother ana nun
Der of passengers saw MN alsapPeat t ~
neath The water, rise again and swim 10 the
onnosite bank. The train was stopped ana
backed, but he had got, the start OF ms
brother. who pursued him: Inc IRAN
went on, and the next morning ne arrived
ot Wovahachie and asked the officers TO pro,
feet him. stating that q band oil arl'
men were following him with the aVoWeu
purpose of numbering him; MS clotn l, !
were nearly ali torn oil, and he presenleu Y
n;titri nicture. His brother arrived soon
afterwards i and took charge of the uni3r
tnnate man, and taking the next soutn
bound train, proceeded to LnIling' where here
they have friends residing. This is The
first and only evidence he had given OF pc De,
ing insane, as he was sens siId h up ~ II,
has always been of sound mind, and as nc
relative of theirs had gone insane, oar IN
formant asked If he had ever been inyutee
hv a blow or in any way, and his brothel
said that he had not, and that the snooei
loss of his brothers. mental iaeulsles ~ ~
founded him. 1t was about o'clock p. m
when he leaped from the train, and as J
was night he soon lost himself 70 view
After his brother got possession OF him h.
was more calm, but still insisted that the
were being hunted down BY. q Dand Z
armed men, who were determined 70 XII
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From dispsfcb 10 this city from Clsve-
land, Ohio, sent b. Mr.. A. ". Campbell,
owner Of racing horse Fuller We are able
10 give orr readers The following
"Fuller" won good race firN best,
2i6l. sscond. 2i5s. ttird. zi4i.
Tits u simply q f0rs-runner q uhat our
turf efmirers may erpect ~ the coming
f.ii rne-finr 81 the Dallas Jockey cluhr
Ths abore event harfrered yes,erday 81
C7errisn1. the frst meeting u The Ohio
FrI Tr1-tinr circuit
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AN exchange says: "When deserter
comes in from ARABS camp and tells what
trouble they're in there, the English pet
and coddle him half to death, and as fast as
the Egyptians find this out they desert and
come in, and it's getting pretty hard i Tor .
deserter to tell a bigger tale Of ARABI's mis-
cry than the deserter ahead of him has FUR
nished."
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be appointed by The chair for the purpose
Of enllsting further cooperation OF pi0ml-
nent citizens, aud 10 urge iull httehhhnoe
some time next week ~ perfect reg.
ulnr organization 90 an 10 start
iho worl, al the EARLIEST possible moment.
This being carried aud the committee APP
pointed, then on motion Of Captain CLARK,
after further discussion, the meeting
adjourned to assemble Monday Afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Board of Trade rooms
An evident sentiment and determination
seemed TO prevail to carry through to
quick success this all important enterprise
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IT has been reported recently that LIEU
TENANT FLIpPER the negro officer who was
a short while back dismissed from our reg
ular army, had been appointed to a cap
taincy in the Mexican service. The ex-
lieutenant comes out in reply in the I'll
Paso Times, and.not only denies the report
but says further that he never did have
either the desire or expectation of securing
such an appointment.
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TIE Tear of earthquakes .and hurricanes
in Panama will not appreciate the proposed
canal stock to any.-alarming extent. III
would be Just about as many anticipate II
the big ditch should be successfully dug
and opened for traffic. The treacherous
earth would open and it would require an
other survey to find where the canal once
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AN excursion party recently visited
Alaska and bring back the intelligence that
gold is plentiful and also that the country
is sadly in need Of a civil government. The
party were evidently sent out IN the inter-
est those who want 10 monoPcfFe.'a le, OF
nov government Offices, r. -, eoid story,
ofcourse, is 10 draw Immigrants to help
swell the territorial revenue,
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en- MEas aud MANNING have unthought-
eddy come near going too far with the pre-
liainaries Off duel TO back out honorably,
lint fortunately and to their delight, SENA-
nor GEORGE and some other Mississippi
psace-maker found way out for the cory
minded candidates by which every differ
ence was soon "honorabiy and amicably"
settled and an excellent sensational item
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ATaray rraIn-rr,Irht wrset

The esst-bound Texas a Pacific passen-
ger train due here at go yesterday morn
ing, was sir hours late. shaving been de
tanned by the wrecking Of a freight train
near Biz Springs. Il hsd 10 await the
clearing away Of the wreck, which took
anna time
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-14

In risr q The criiieai ststs q Dr. Bee
son's beaIfh. the follDrinE announceueri
r--r-7 Ger. II fhe university. and vi - a1
r|-.riIrrf ri ti.s srh1rI ttfrrrrurllT- Also
- lrrr-1 hns a-rrnref ~ ne sc1o1l 81
rr.rr rsrt u1n1Er. uil1rut cnuiusl-lr. n
~I| ~ frrr~lrrsrts. Mr. Dcesr1's t11rl-
- 49, ur'Ir nrrrrrrrr1rte So erie =.
- ~ p. Crrrrfr
Firnrri1l Arert
IrEr.1.sa. Irr.s ssI-sns-- s. -.
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hdred/and twenty divorces were
at recent term of the supreme
lin Rhode Island. One or two more
Yterms/ and Little Rhody will be with
q anv Married folks. Think of the sad,
rlo.I. .in-law
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whole Tickets, 81, Half Tiokets.s1
27 Tickets, eSOi 55Tiekets 300.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postoffce order. Orders of IS and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address 81
orders to R. NJ BOARDMAN, Couher-yourpa
building Louisville, KY or K. NJ. BOARDMAN
Goa broadway. New York; or Box 30, Dallas
Texas.
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YR AO,
4 DALLAS. TEXAS.

HIM. intends soon pub
of bis fathers speeches
Nth q Biographical memoir.
Pbe.a Valuable addition to the
6therH eloquence.
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THE BEST
KIDNEYAND LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER IYNONyN TO FAIL.

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
res when all other Medicines Fail as 1t ait,
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HUNTS REMEDY Is a safe. sure and speedy
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HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases OF tne
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BY the use of HUNTS REMEDY the Stomach
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HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced by the bes
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Daily globe., 1882-03-18
Whisky steady and unchanged;

$1.16.
Call-wheat stronger; / Ss1a April; 1.27X
OIL .27s4 May; t28I June; 1.22H July. Corn
easier; declined Hc; Oats easier; not quotably
1890 May; 17.471s June. Lard easier; de-
clined 215@5c. Receipts, II 900 barrels OF -four;
$500 bushels wheat; 81 900 bushels corn; 49,
600 bushels oats: $4,000 bushels rye; 5000
bushels barley. Shipments 5000 barrels
-four; II, 1,O0O bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels
corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 2,OO0 bushels
rye: $4,000 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, March 17..-Flour firm;
receipts 1880 bushels; exports 2S5; superine
good extra, 450@5.20; good to cho ce,
5lO@s5 SO; white wheat extra. 7.Oo@s so;
extra Ohio 450@S.OO; St. Louis, 4.5O@S. so;
Minnesota patent process 7.50@S.25. Wheat
opened easier, afterwards became strong and
advanced 5s@ c, closing firm; receipts $4,000
bushels; exports 40, COO; No. 3 spring 1.S59
l.2S; ungraded spring l.1o; ungraded red
1864 @l l.S6h old; ungraded white 1.27@l 81; |;
new; .S5A old; No. 2 red March sales 5000
April sales $4,000 bushels at S5%@l.S7,
closing at 1861; May sales $4,000 bushels
at 1.S5%@1.365S, closing at 1867; June
sales 600 bushels at 1.3336@l.34115, clos
ing at 1.34ss; July, sales 24O.OOO bushels at
1.s45ss@l.255s, closing at LIS. Corn so
4S. 900; ungraded 6a@761(c; No. 8 75c; steam
er 1880; No. 2 74@751sc new; 76@764c old;
low mixed Sic; No. March 74@74Ic, clos
ing at 741Sc; April 74sl@75]Sc, closing at
74JSc; May 751s@76c, closing at 75szc: June
75ss@75Xc, closing at 7511 &c; July 741S@7474c,
closing at76c. Oats 11sc lower; receipts $4,000
bushels; exports none; mixed western 4S052c;
white western 52@554c. Coffee frmer; Rio
cargoes quoted at 9li1c. Sugar quiet and
71S@7 5I6c. Molaases quiet but firm. Rice
in good demand. Petroleum dull and easier.
Tallow quiet but steady. Rosin quiet; 1924
o. 3711. Turpentine strong; .3@531sc. Eggs,
western dull and dropping; 171s@t8c. Pork
strong and higher; new mess quoted at 17.75
@lS25. Beef quiet but steady. Cut meats
quiet and unchanged; long clear ribs $50.
@9621S; short clear 1O.l0@ @l0.1215. Lard
strong; prime steam 10.921a@11 0O. Butter
frm; for fine 8@l2Ic.
NEW YORK. March 17.-Dry goods: The
demand for cottons has been more general
with an improved business: Buyers quietly
taking any off rings and values hardening.
Heavy and light fine brown in request beyond
supply, while medium and low grades OF
beached cottons are doing better. Prints do
ing we'll for specialties and novelties, with
selections Of fancies showing an improve
ment. Dress goods been in steady assort-
ment request for staple worsteds, with colored
and fancy soft wool goods in wide inquiry and
good distribution. Cottonades very quiet.
Mems wear woolens In steady delivery, but
light request. Specialties of all kinds doing
well. The Commercial Bulletin announces
$50 cases of standard cottonades will be pre-.
emptorily sold at auction on the 22d inst.
Daily globe., 1882-03-18
Corn receipts IN Chicago
shipments 77,675 bushels.
PORK
PORK
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, March 17.-Flour in
active; nominaily firmer; spring extras 4.25
1885,. patent 6.50@7.50. Wheat very dull and
lower for futures; No. Q hard 1.321S; No. 1
rs; March i.25115; April 1861; May 1.27sss;
June 1854; July i.2S14; year nominal; No. 3
er; No. 2 66c bid; rejected nominally 6S1Sc;
new &c. Oats active and higher; No. 3 43c;
white 47@4S4c. Rye steady; little better
demand; No. fresh Sic; No. 2 SIC. Bar
ley tirmcr; No. 2 cash fresh SS19c; April
lower; S71Sc extra No. 8. Provisions weaker;
mess pork II 10 cash and March; 1920 April.
Lard, prime steam 10 6715 cash and March:
Receipts, 7,O55 barrels of -four; 16,4O0
bushels OF wheat; 10.560 bushels of
barley. Shipments, 9,759 barrels of -four;
2,e25 bushels wheat; 1850 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Drover's Journal
| reports hog receipts $4,000, shipments 10,0uo;
fairly active; steady; common to good mixed
20@670; heavy packing and shipping 6.75
| al .25; Philadelphias and lsrders 7.39@7 60;
light hogs 6.20@6 IS; skip and culls 1000
stroug and active; no extra good; exports 30
az IS; good to choice shipping 5 65@6.1 10;
common to fair 5.25@5 so; mixed butchers
steady; 2 5005. 90; mainly 3.25@4 90; stockers
and feeders plenty; common stock weak; 800
@520. Sheep, receipts 1900; shipments
| 3,7O0; strong ana more actlve; better demand
on eastern; common to medium 4.9095 80.
| CHICAGO, March 17.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and generally
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 1.3211@t.3 SO
cash and March; 1.32s4@1.3S April; l.27as0
1.271a May; 1.26ssS5 June, 1.22A July; No.
8 Chicago spring 1.0e@ 1.0S]1a; rejected seq
S5c. Corn fairly active and shade higher;
regular 625Sc; fresh Csc cash; 62Tc March;
6sMc April; 672s@67Mc May; 6711c June;
April; 45c May; 44e June; 41c July; re-
jected 1870. Rye steady and unchanged:
S3@S4c. Barley easy; 1.O0@l.O2. Flax seed
steady; good to choice l.22@1.2S. Pork
active and a shade lower; 17.25 cash: 17,20@
17.25 March;17 20@l7.221zz April;17 40@l7 49,
May; II. .6C@l7 6715 June; 17.S0@17.S27a5 July.
Lard steady; fair demand; 10.65@l0 674s cash;
10.95@l0.971s June; II. O5@11 0719 July. Bulk
meats easier: shoulders $50: short ribs 970.
Daily globe., 1882-03-18
MUIlUE UF MOh .UAuS oALE Dolauis naS
" been made in the conditions Of q certain mort.

MUIlUE UF MUh.uAu& oALE DoI.ui. nas
~ been made in the conditions Of certain mort.
gage executed spS delivered q Philip De Ro hs
Ror, TO Sarah 2. Flagg, MORTGAGE. dated the thir
teth (S) day Of Jsnnsry,A D. eighteen hundred and
eighty {tS80) aud recorded % mortgage In the Of
=. in the State Of Minnesota, the third day Of
February, A. D. 1887, ct 4:i5 O'Clock M, in book
'46" OF Mortgages, on page 424, Oh which there d
claimed to be duo ct the date Of this notice. the
amount OF Fifteen Hundred and Sixty Six Dollars,
3,566. for principal and interest," according to the
terms Of the note secured by said mortgage, and
therein described; and also Thirty One Dollars and
Thirty Five cents si IS the same being the taxes
said mortgage, aud the costs interest and pensltics
thereon, which became delinquent and whieh was
deemed by said mortgagee on the 4th day Of Febru-
ary, 1884, and action or proceeding has been In
situted a. law or in equity to recover the debt now
remaining secured by said mortgsze Or any part
thereof.
The said mortgage was duly assigned by an instru.
nent thereof, duly executed and delivered by the
said Sarah E. Flseg to Samuel D. Flagg, dated the
eighth day of February, A. d. 1884, and recorded In
said Office Of the Register OF Deeds, on the four.
tenth day of February A. D. 1882, at 1915 O'Clock
p. lie, in book G Of Assignments. on page AGA.
| Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF power
of sale contained in said mortga and Of the stat
ute In such case made and provided, the sid mort.
gage will be forecloeed by sale Of the mortgaged
premises therein described, which sale will be made
st the front door Of the old court house In the city Of
ST. Paul. in .hs county Of Ramsey and State of Min
n,scta, at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash By the sheriff Of ssid county, on Tuesday the
fourth (4th) day OF April, A. D. eighteen hundred
and eighty S32 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
to satisfy the amount which shall then te due on said
mortgage, and taxes paid Aforesaid with the In
ter st thereon and costs and expenses Of sac, and
seventy-fvs (s7S) dol ars attorneys fees as spulst.
cd In saic mortgage In case OF foreclosure.
The remifes describ. d in said mortgage, and "a
10 be scld, the ot piece or parcel Of land stua
ed In tbs county of RsuHey and State Of Minnesota
and knoEn and described as follow, to.wit: Io,
number three (3) IN block forywo 2) of Kittens
addition 10 st. Paul, according to recorded plat
thers OF On tie in the Office CT register # desds fol-
said county of Ramsey, together with 81 the here
ditatrents and aDprrtenances thtreunto belonging,
or In any wise appertainirg.
sApuE1. D FLAGs, Assignee Of Mortgage.
HAGyEY tirFTCEB,
Attorney of Assignee, st Paul. MINI
Dated b:aasy l8, 1899 Feb I8 7-w.sat
Daily globe., 1882-03-18

Western, New Jersey Central, Denver & Rio
Grande, Louisville & Nashville and Delaware,
Lackawanna s. Western were most conspicu-
GUS A reaction of 11s@% per cent. was i'm.
medately succeeded by another advance of g
oak per cent, St. Paul g. Manitoba, Alton &
Terre Haute preferred, Memphis & Charleston,
New Jersey Central, Hannibal & St. Joe pre-.
ferred, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago,
Missouri Pacific and Northern Pacific pre-.
ferred being most prominent in the upward
movement. Towards the close the general list
fell off 11s91s4 per cent, Philadelphia q Read.
ing leading N the decline. In the final deal
ings the market recovered fraction and closed
generally strong. The advance on the day for
New Jersey Central was 81 per cent, Alton q
Terre Haute preferred per cent. and Denver
& Rio Grande As per cent.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
of which $4,000 were Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western; 1Ol GOO Denver & Rio Grande; 81,
600 Erie; $4,000 Lake Shore; 81 900 Louisville
& Nashville; 25 600 Missouri Pacific; 81 ,OOO
New Jersey Central; $1,000 Northern Pacific;
"a, 900 Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul; %, ,OOO
St. Paul & Omaha; $4,000 Texas Pacific; &c.
600 Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific; 10000 West
ern Union Telegraph.
Daily globe., 1882-03-18
Financial and Stock Markets.
MORNING REPORT


New YORK, March II, IL a. m.-The stock
market opened in the main Sol per cent.
higher, the latter for Richmond & Danville,
while Alton & Terre Haute preferred was
per cent. lower. In the early dealings the gen.
! eral list fell off fraction and Richmond &
Danville per cent. This was followed by an
advance of 1l@24 per cent, Denver & Rio
Grande, Louisville s. Nashville, New Jersey
Central, Chlcago, Columbus & Indiana Central,
Alton s. Terre Eaute common and st. Paul &
Omaha common being most prominent. AT
II o'clock there was fractional decline.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Governmsnts-Unchan
State Securities Inactive except Tennessee
mixed and old, which are rs per cent. higher.
Bonds-Railroad bonds firmer.
Stocks-After IL O'Clock the market was
dull. The only noteable changes occurred IN
| st. Paul s. Manitoba and Alton & Terre Haute
preferred, which fell off ~ per cent each.
Skies extended, 1OO2; fves, 1929; four and a
halls, 1881; fours, 11S5s; Pacific skies of '95,
112. Failures of the week throughout the
country reported by the R. e. Dun & Co.
uCiCduuuO hSoECy, LOG, 4aotoiA S'"'ocs -
Western, SO; Middle, 81. Southern, 35; Pacific,
IS; New York city, "a. The failures in New
York have little significance, the most promi-
nent being E Owen & Co., caused by dullness
in the whisky trade, j. L. Gessert d Bro TO.
bacco business, and E. A. Kingmau.
The Euening Post says: At p. m. stocks
were strong. Denver 81 Rio Grande has ad-
vanced to 593l and recorded heavy purchases.
This stock has been bought FOR Gould, to en-
| able him to get control, but this seems i'm
| probable, any way as to control, for the reason
that the transfer books are closed for the pext
election. New Jersey Central advanced to
| S45s. The late buying of this stock has been
| by brokers who often do business for Wander.
| bilt, the other notable strong stocks
| being Northern Pacific preferred, which is up
| to IL, Missouri, Kansas 81 Texas to 81. Texas
Pacific to 40, Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
| to 1134, Western Union Telegraph to So,
Louisville & Nashville to 751l and Lake Shore
| to 1857. Altogether the market shows a
steady gain of strength and orders for stocks
from outsiders are Increasing. The Large short
| interest in the market has not yet covered,
affecting to believe that the Gould exhibit Of
securities and Vanderbilt's statement of yes
terday should be taken dfferentially from
their natural import.
Daily globe., 1882-03-18


EVENING REPORT.
Money 4@6 per cent, closing at 3@4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5@6 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady
at 81. .S514; 90. ex. demand, S4.S9.
overnments-Unchanged except for fours
coupons, which are Is per cent. higher.
Bonds-Railread bonds active and higher.
State Securities-Inactive except for Ten
nessee mixed, old and new, which are strong.
Stocks-Share, speculation opened in the
main 1s@1 per cent. higher than the closing
prices yesterday, Richmond & Danville and
Denver & Rio Grande being most prominent
in the advance, while Alton & Terre Haute
preferred opened l per cent. lower. In the
early dealings, after fractional decline in the
general list and 1 per cert. in Richmond &
Danville, the market sold up 1l@214 per cent,
st. Paul g. Manitoba, Denver & Rio Grande,
St. Paul & Omaha common, New Jersey Gen.
tral, Louisville & Nashville, Nashville, Chat
tanooga & St. Louis and the Colorado Coal
company being conspicuous in the upward
movement The market reacted 1s@1% per
cent. Alton & Terre Haute preferred. Wabash,
St. Louis s. Pacific common and New Jersey
Central leading in the decline, but in the earlv
part of the afternoon this was followed by an
advance ranging from 4 to 81 per cent, in
which Philadelphia & Reading, Lake Erie &