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YOungstOWii,O.

YOUNGSTOWN, June l.-Thcre Is no
change jn the silnntion from what was M.
ticipated last night. The mills areall shut
down, though the furnaces, Ms n rule, have
not yet gonc out Of blast. Everything is
quiet and orderly. The opinion seems TO
be that the strike may be iong, rs neither
side shows any signs Of yielding.
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Thought He Had Enou.h OF II.

:, CnlcAGo,, June l.-Inqniry Mt General
Shcridan's headquarters, us to the truth Of
the report tclegr.phed last night that he
lett prematurcly, II fishing party in Michi-
gan because Of Il telegram from Washing
ton, that General Sherman wasnbout to re-
tire from the army, which would place
Sheridan at its head, elictied the iniorma-
ton that General Sheridan left Point pelle
merely because he had remained there Us
long as he wished to. 80.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgcncer. w
TOLEDO, o., June 1.-The trial OF Wat.
klns progressed tediously in court to-day
the time being occupied by Il continuation
Of insurance testimony. The examination
was very slow and searching, but uninter.
esting. Some sensational developments are
expected further on. 2NSia.
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DETROIT, June 1.-The members Of the
Amnlgamatcd Steel and Iron Association,
employed at Baush's steam forge, Just ba-
low this city, and the Eureka Iron Works,
at Wyandotte, held meeting and decided
to postpone their strike for ten days. There
are 200 men employed ut Baugh's forge
who belong to the union. Baugh declares
that II the strike takes place he will con.
tinue business Just the Same. 1t is quite
probable that il the employees Of the Eu.
reka company join the strike tho works
will shut down. There are 90 men en-.
ployed ut this establishment. --F5A
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lke qntelli9ft1ffr,
:. >o,, ., mud ~ ronri"'''t" ''rce'.

s;1n onc sent or dispatch to two or
=" SaI n fl The newspapers Of the &c, country
F. W. a.. VI ,na, lIe Stock Of nails in Wheeling
z. e"',S 0hon, 10000 keys. There are not Of
''' %. "o aO On, kcss Of nails, wcpres''mc in all
Na ~. .y1sY "lopt wheeling. Indeed one or
'sa y 'I ol the mills here have no stocks at all
''o ,',,," o. ,'' tor tilling n cur Load Of nails
Ma,'1~ W." '"mnlc,ins their orders on hand
aAv' AZ .viI's ",a wcre seldom lighter than they
1nt ,|,js ,n;s time. AT tina, tho mills will
s'yr a's NJ ON lands wIl be some broken Sizes
.nSs 'SeS' a, always remain as the tail end Of "
s,ork
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Warm Reception OF M Arctic Hero.
SnecIal Dispatch 10 the lntellIgcncsr

WASHINGTON, June l.-Lient. Danen-
hover, who has just arrived from phila-
delphia, is having II reception at Wizards
hotel tonight, and is, OF course, the hero OF
tho hour. Being II Washington boy, his
father u prominent real estate dealer lie
has, Of course, large number OF personal
friends outside Of the navy who are all
anxious to congratulate him on his safe re.
turn ttL 44-0 srfaH Il. m. %
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Opinions from, lsoth Sides.

PIrrsnuRGu, June 1.-The LEADER this
evening says The status OF the iron diff.
Guilty this morning has made the man.
ufacturers apparently firm aud quiet, and
seemingly impaired strong hopes to the
other side. At m early hour iron workers
began to consregate at tho Amalgamaied
Association rooms, and to judge by the
expression on their faces, NIL were confident
Of victory in the near future. Secretary
Martin smilingly saluted the reporter, and
informed him OF the receipt OF telegram
announcing that the scale had been signed
by the Forest City Iron Works, Of Clcve-
land. and the Wharton Iron and Nail
Works, Of Ashland, Ky. In this district,
Smith, Sutton 4 Co., proprietors Of Lit Belle
Steel Works, signed the scale this morn
ing md despite the predictions OF several
manufacturers the scale was signed at the
Union Iron mills lust evening. This estab-
lishment is running full blast today.
A manufacturer who was interviewed
this morning gave the following opinion:
'Those firms who have signed cannot
affect the general situation: There may be
n few whose business may compel them to
run on, and it is better for them 10 do SO
without any intermission. But within n
day or two the remainder OF the manu.
facturers will show n bold front and fight
it out Those who must back down will
DO 40 ut once, but the great majority will
stand out, aud the fact that few have al
ready signed is no indication that the strug-
gle will be short.
While the Amalgamated dassociation ofIic-
ials are somewhat reticent in reference to
the outlook. the men who gather on the
streets talk freely and confidently assert
their belief in ultimate SUCCESS. "Tiicre
arc many mills in this town whose con-
tracts will compel them TO sign before Sat
urday." said IN operative to the scribe this
morning. Another one who did not ap.
pear to favor strike very strongly was
quite ready to express his opinion, and
i'll Language more forcible than Gle.
CANT he denounced those who in
sisted upon the demands "This
STRIKE" he said, "is for the benefit OF men
who make 81 or sS day, and the laborers
and other iay men must suffer by it. We
should have worked on until fall and per.
haps prices would have come up. But now
We are in for it and it may be some time
before all the mills are started, again."
The bystanders did not seem to share with
the speaker in this view OF the situation
and he was assured that all would soon be
at work at increased wages. H gE.
Singer 4 Nimick signed the scale last
evening and their establishment is the
only one running on the South Side.
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H,nR,s0y county, Ohio, is going to bo
entirely smiable in the Congressional con-
yen,ion, She hopes to get her choice. but
i.De i disappointed she will submit with
cool grace. So says the Republican.
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Dr. COCHRAN and his es,imable wife re-
n,uel last week from visit 10 their old
home in Louisville, Ky. They were visit
ips their numerous friends i'll that bcauti-
ial city, IIiHisJhTg Msrs.
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The Chicago StrIke.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The men at the Iron
dale mills are all out on Il strike. A dis
patch has just been received from Mr.. Jar.
rett, President Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation Of Iron and Steel Workers, stating
that he will be here to-day. It is thought
that the question whether they will con-
time or not will be settled upon his arrival.
There is no disturbance, though about
1900 men have quit work. Representa-.
tives OF the manufacturers are here, and
the men are in consultation with them,
The impression is that they will be ordered
to 20 to work on Jarrett's arrival. ~
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Tuy wet1cr Messenger seems disposed to
Loll Colonel Ben. Wilson responsible for
the recen. series Of free trade articles in the
CIarhsburs !Hus, on the ground that the
Mr.. is the Coloncls home organ.
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StRlWnrt lsO<slcr,

Special Dispatch TO The lnielllgenccr. g.
WASHINGTON, June John II. R0sslcr,
the West Virginian, who achieved some
notoricty as n third.termer ut the Chicago
Convention, is in the city. lie is now q
resident OF Essex county, Va, but has not
yet allied himself with the Readlu
M rty I.l.i7 ~ 4. ''r#- u.G'a .-.l d.
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pROy. A. J.. WADE, OF Morgantown, one
Of ,hc most accomplished educators in the
Stale, WHO lns been holding an Institute
IN Brooke county, has thigh opinion OF the
,p,chets and pupils he met there.
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TheScNle ut lrOntOu.

lRoSroN, O., June 1.-The only mill that
has signed the scale here is the Laurence,
a mill that has been embarrassed. 1t is
not nail mill. The lelfont, Norton and
New York have refused to sign and have
shut down., ...0 ~,
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At Niles, ohio.

MILES, ONO, june 1.-The puddlers and
muck rollers scales was signed by the
Ward Iron Company, and L. B. Wards
mill last night. The Falcon Iron and Nail
Company's works have shut down. prcsi.
dent Jarrett, who Is now Mt Sharon, Is OK.
pectcd in tho city this evening and consc-
quently he will not so to Chicago 10 take
part in the proposed conference.
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WEan under obligations to Rev. J. D.
,loEls, President Of Washington and JciFer-
sou College, Pa, for one OF the handsomely
gotten up invitations TO the Commence
ment exercises.
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Cleveland,

CLEVELAND, June 1.-The threatened
strike will probably change affairs in this
city. The Cleveland rolling mill company's
works here, which shut down some time
ago, are expected to resume before long rs
Il non.union works: The Forest City Iron
company, employing one hundred and
fifty mon, and the Union rolling mill CON.
pany,: employing two hundred and sixty,
have signed the scale and are running rs
usual. One other iron and steel works here
employs non.union men and are not
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,,rx7irN,y who is well posted IN such
u,",,ors ~"r' informs us that there is not less
a's'r ,han quarter Of million OF dollars I'm in,
U'A" I i n Government bonds owned and
, "Ss,y peoplc in this county.-llaneoek
,.Ls,tLnt.
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rur Commencement exercises q, be.n'
,,s nj. wear prol,isc to be unusually in
,s,,.,ine, There will be one young lady
,,,dno,r who !ms ,aken the full Course,
,nI who stands very high in the class.
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Tm Caliz hpubliean says that st. Clairs-
vile Is to be Oh trial this time, as TO
whether il is good place 10 hold n Con.
ressiOnal convention. Forewarncd is fore
jrmpd
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Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The men employed
at the Central rolling mill, this city, went
out this afternoon because of n refusal OF
the company to acce.le to the demand for
IN increase OF pay. The strikers number
about $50. -- 10
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Joliet. lllluOls.

JOLIET ILL.,, unc1.-The mills here arc nj
work. The APP mill and the converter,
which have been closed for u few days, on
account Of repairs, were started again TO-
pivht
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TIE railroad question runs high in No
masalia county. The Post devotes several
Oiits bfcai columns to the advocacy OF the
subscription proposed-Sl5O,OGO.
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CApICAl.CIlATANDG GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Senate
Finance Committee have agreed to the Na-
tional Bank bill, with several amendments,
one Of WHICH limits the withdrawal OF
bonds In any one month to three million
dollars. it
Two hundred mineral land patents were
Issued during May, the largest number
ever issued in any one month.
Mr.. Schmidt, Imperial Chief Post Direc-
Tor for Brennan, Germany, had a conference
with the Postmaster General to-day.
Among the matters discussed was the
establishment OF a parcel post between
Gcrmuny and the United States. saI a@
The Secretary Of War holds that service
in the volunteer service does not hold good
III computing length OF service in the case
medical officers, unless they have served
tho full three years. Heretofore il has been
held that all service should count equally.
The public debt statement shows: De-
crease OF debt during May, $40 ,S75, ,.i4l; cash
in Treasury, 2i2,l03,76S; gold certificates
outstanding, S5,056,420 silver certificates,
So, 1876, go; certificates OF deposit, Sl2,330,-
600; rounding certificates, S47G50O; legal
| tellucIS, SDfo,oottoft, toGtfdtnt GHteHGS,
81 ,049, SOB; cash balance available, Sl4l, Al,
SIT. 55gg a.ast W.
Mr. Atherton, OF kentucky, was before
Mr.. Windon,'s Whisky Investigating Com.
mi,tec this morning. He said he had moi
been approached by member OF Congress
or representative Of tho press, offering
aid to procure legislation. One party had
spoken to him, but no declined 10 give tht
name, rs the proilered service was not nc
cep,ed. lie protested against tho exagger
atoms that had been made in reference II
all lie Ind said or done. & ~
The session Of tho Senate today wa
without any intercstingiieatures. After tn
transaction oisome miscellaneous b,'sines
! the Army appropriation bill was taken ur
and after a lengthy discussion the Scnat
adjourned without action The House OF
,, converting Immediately proceeded to con
! slider tho contested election case OF Bisbe
. against Finley, from Florida. Alter som
/ discussion the resolution declaring Bisbe
!. entitled TO his seat was adopted, l4lto!
: : The contested case Sof Lowe vs.. Wheeler
2 from Alabama, was taken sup and pendin
6 consideration the House adjourned. N
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!: TnE Morsanza Reform School ut Cam
rOasburs, Pa, at the present time contains
two hundred and thirty'seven boys and
fty.iOur girls.
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TllmrY THOUSAND OF the $50, 900 required
hf u new glass factory at Barncsyillc, O.,
have been subscribed.
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4 ORR iarn.cr friends urc greatly encourag-
dby the fine appearance Of their grain
fields and meadows Washington (Pa.) o.
ptret
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rnE paper.bag mill OF Mr.. Sam George
a WeIIsburg is n great success, and is to
k enlarged.
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The following shows the fluctuations III tho
hcAso srain and provision market yesterday us
ported BY John n. iioon d CO., brokers' No. ll68.
-o.:. Wheat Corn. Oats Il Fork. Lard.
= June. July. Jnly. July. July. July.
Opened.-.l ~ IS 69H Az 10 AK II ,2J
G,used Y, ...i ~ 2sH !! ~ " G7S ll,M
Lowest t..l 70 ! Is COZ Az 10 40 Iii o2L
Variation x ak w oL 80 2iIx% ~ Ini5

CHICAGO. June 1.-The Droyr's Journd! reports:
Hos,-ReceiEtS 80 ,00ohca shipments lo, ,0O0 head 2
.!cularly on common mixed md Light; poor to good
mixed g Nla7 20; heavy paeSlns snd shipping
Was 49, light 81 21a7 s skips and culs 5oa7 co.
, Catte-ReceiplSio oos head: shipments 200 head.
good to choice shipping 81 60as l6 COMMON 10 fair
!, Ga7 .5 mixed butchers weak; poor to air s. 10
~ 15 medium to good 81 00a5 So stOckers and feed
en- y ooL' 1O through Tcxas still lower: poor to
lar VI S0ai 70: medium 10 good 81 0oa5 %; choice
heavy s. 4oa5 =: receipts Texans 100 cana.
Sheep Receipts 500 head: shipments 800 head;
Market dull anu weaker with heavy supply Of COM
mon stock: poor to ihir 81 t0ii %: medium 10 good
Jhl %: good 10 choice So Ola, 80. NIL Shurn.
Tho Dro,trs Ja",nM special by cable from GlRs.i
gov quotes best American steers steady at 10al7c;
best Shorn sheep at 17alSc fl' ,,ts3f 81 es54.
CtScrNsATI. o., June 1.-Colton quiet and u,,.
snsnsea 'ay at is ESnr essIes a,nily S sae %:
ansas "s - tc2G spS ILL., Il 'a TX %IS !sly q .
.Ga7GAc June: 70!+ui615c July: ic August;
THni1H September: 16c bid october. Oats ilrlnsr:
No. no. = mixed h'aS5Ezc. Ay.sironger nj ?suSoc Art
Lard dull and nominal al slli Is. Bulk, meats
quiet; shoulders IS 37h; clear Iib slr0O. Hacoll
w tmet; ST. s'o.ilde,s 50 & clear rb sls clear
si2 Mn Whi.ky nctiye9nd lirlner nj 81 10: combs
basis Of 81 lG. butter dull and unchang, d. n
Wheat opened s:ier: but closed better; No. Win,
ter rcd spot 81 3GI<; Juno 81 Seal 36; July 81 2l
ai 2lt: August Il TX bid; September 81 is BID.
Cnrn western stronger but dull: mixed spot 791ssn
bid. Oats dull md nomlnal:, western white
Gln63c; mixed 60a6lc. Rye lower al 7Sr SOC.
Hay nnclnnsch. Provisions unchanged! and Arr,
nlltcT quiet: western packed talSc; creamery 22,
cnangs Cnilce firm ut SlfS.y1tc.E Sugar quiet; a
knIt N.sc Whisky quiet Rt 81 l0sl q Eg'ul'itI,
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EGYPT'S PREDICAN[ENT.
CONFERENCE OF THE POWERS
At ConstantInopie Proposed for tbs Settlement oi
the plileulty-Adtles 10 the Sultan-An Eus.
'..o lshnian's Appeal to the unltcd States TO
T. Crush Out renlanisn-Notes, H'H.

LoSDoS, June 1.-The Times says: Yes
terday tho French Cabinet proposed ant
England ngreed 10 recommend that til,
Powers and Turkey hold a conference n
Constantinorlc to settle the Egyptian qucs
tion on basis Of Status quo-namely, tht
maintainance Of tho sovereignty OF The
snlian, the position Of tho Khediye
the liberties OF the Egyptians rs guaran
tecd by hrmans, tho prudent development
OF their institutions, and tho observance
OF international agreements. y.@Da "
In connection with tho above, Dixie
Under Foreign Secretary, in the House o.
Commons to-day, said It might be objected
that the conference would cause delay, but
the Government believed, on the contrary
that 1t would expedite settlement. II
had suggested 10 the Sultan that it was do.
sirable that Turkish flags should be dis.
played in Egyptian waters, and Turkish
commissioners be conveyed to Egypt there.
under. Admiral Seymour, he said, had
been instructed 10 take steps to protect the
suez canal. The papers on the subject
would be presented Immediately.
Gladstone said he did not otapprchend any
immediate necessity Of landing troops.
CoSsrASrlSorLE, June 1.-The rcprcsen-
tativcs OF Germany, Austria, Italy md
Russia went on Wednesday to tho Porte
and supported the demarchc made by the
English and French ambassadors, advising
Turkey to SUPPORT the Khcdive, and to
summon the disturbers Of order i'll Egypt
to ConstantinopIc.
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Al CincinnRtI..

n. ClSclSSArI, O..June, ]. Except one roll.
fng mill, which works scrap iron exclusive
", and two mills which arc working up
three OF four lays accumulation OF blooms,
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FnsErw College, at New Athens, Ohio,
i'lookinsup.
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all the mills Of Cincinnati and vicinity arc
closed today. It's tho belief OF mil.
owners TINT NIL will resume next Monday
md complete adjustment be made.
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EoSDoS, June l.-Forewood, the late
Mayor Of Liverpool, writes the Times that
his experience during the Fenian activity
convnces him the outrages in Ireland are
perpetrated by hirelinss OF 4 small knot ol
Fenians in America. 10 suppress these,
he says, American cooperation is indis'
pensiblc. This can only be secured by
by showing that the American conspiratord
are distinct organization from the Irish
Nationalists, and can be dealt without in
tcrfering with the Irish vote. England has
the right to ask America to strangle Fenian.
ISM in the place of its birth. w
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vuItures of the Spoiln System.

SOItureAOt Tie spOtih system.
Special Dispatch to the ln,el'gcncer.
WASHINGTON, June la party that has
been hungering for rot!ice these twenty years
or more will be satisfied with nothing less
than the most ravenous spoils. Should
Fate decree It's re-accession to power, DR..
Chas. S. Mills and number OF others
want the position Of Collector Of Customs
ut Richmond, Va, now filled by Capt. B.
C. Cook. one.armed Union soldier. The
Readjustcrs say that all oillce-holdcrs in
4he vicinagc who were inimical to the
cause last fall and NIL Blaine sympathiz-
ers must get up md get.
pcntIlstnu's Presidential Pose no Joke.
Special Dispatch to the ln.clligenccr.
WASHINGTON, June lit is stated as no
Joke, but Il serious matter, that Mr. pendlc.
ton actually has his eye on the presiden.
tial nomination, and believes that he can.
not only be nominated but can make n
successful canlas on his civil service plat
form. ~, .,.a.,...-
The Ohio Senator must have parted with
much Of the political sagacity with whicl,
he was once credited, il he thinks he can
lead the Democratic party up to the @stltetic
heighths OF reform on which he is SO grace
fully posing.
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TIE DAILY sMARKETS.S
THE LATEST rELgaRApAlc REPORTS
rs - n ~, 1sELr. -rf'r = H sstl.lt 49, Ballsf
VI me Condition OF tho Markets 1t tho Leading
Trade cshtersof tho Coautry-The Ruling 4.
Prlsss for the PrlneIpai Staples -rlnau. !!
y III eial and Commercial "A Atlalrs.. (. u /

- T.
,,S.,, INV YORK, June l.-Moncy ea5 per cent,
eeaoesslng At saS per cent Prime mercantile paper
9;S o"oH pef cent; Sterling Exchange bankcn bills
s'eaux 'Gon, ~ u S63t demand &4S9!Ls. h
uoVkRShESTs-lrrgular. IIsli5 u, N ~ .,fi,i ~
\, y J. Is. s1tende,"loo Lehieh 3 Wilkes. slo4
2, 3. coupons. iii, ,lU. i. Sonds n s. iSss.
a. y. =. 4s l20s iu n Land Ornnts, li3
t1cific Gs Of ioJ lf, p, sinking fund. i?OG
Gehttal Pacific tlns-lls 1exM rae land gts. a.
tae .oiISrcn 93sdc. RIO Gntldc diy... 50
ersi;I kt,1nstD h;sSS. active and gen
r,.al STATE sEcuRtrlEs-without feature except for
.etiiessee mixed, which iss& per cent lower.
M}i.a MLG}nisiaha eonsoa.. yiyiuia ds...,..... 83 N
., Missouii s Virginia consols, OK.
q. a. Josep :"....,ll0 tn mat. co,ipons.,. 6lISs
Tsanssssss e. new, sssy!'s'H!i ss os;ed deferred Z
eTocKs-shAn SPECULATION o,eaed ,,vcar wl,,,
prices 1.nA Per cent lower than the closing quota.
IONS Yesterday. the latter Michigan Centrai and I
new iork, Chicago & 81. Louis preferred, Iii tho
Jaty uea,liies M market was weak and recorded a.
een fssas fls5 Ssn ~ whis Fo New
"Meaan preferred were prominent.
49, lne ~. MafGet alter this became strong and In the
early part Of the afternoon an advance Of Aa2 pcr
TS, qoS pIaee New jersey Central Northwestern
rscic aud Texas Pacific bting conspicious In the (
upWAtd movement. subsequently there was 10. I
acEoh OF HalH per cent, In which New Jersey Cel.{
tral, Denver 4 Rio Grandc and oregon TransConti.s
oeanI mSmui wete me most prominent "A general 10.
new jersey Central leading Iii the upward turn, but
tne mnrket In tho final dealing, ag,tih sold Oh. IA
n p'f .Sht New Jersey ccntnl leading the de-
eiiis. ne market closed weak with prices 11IalH !
latter Denver d Mo tirantle, Is 80 ~
transactions 2lb 0OQ ShnrcS VA z I . 4 & je & ti3
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stock,