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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

About midnight Mike Snatyhor 81
1ilshman, employed Mt Flemlugs coal
elevator, appeared in Storrs Station, and
told Lieut.. Sargent that his wife was
down on board river shauty, with
a man named Mike Stretman. The
Lieutenant, accompanied 10y Sergeant
knoppc, went down to the boat. The
guilty wife heard them coming. and,
running out IN her night clothes, sprang
into the river. Her clothing caught on
a spike, and there she hung. The officers
leaned over and were endeayoring to pull
her out, when Stretman appeared a
keen-edged AK in his hand and exclaimed,
What are you trying to drown that
woman for?' Then seeing Snatcher he
struck a vicious blow at him, which
would have laid his head open had he
not lodged Then Stretmen turned and
tried to strike Lieut.. Sargent who
eyaded the blow and grabbed with him.
In the scullle that cnsued both men fell
into the river. The Sergeant seeing n
good opportunity fired shot at STREET
man, but missed his aim, and he like
wise sprang into the river to assist the
Lieutenant. Between them they dragged
Stretman to shore. rescued the woman
aud took the whole party to the station,
where the man was locked up for assault
with intent to kill, and the woman for
vagrancy. Cincinnati Gazette.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
Water OF the Ocean.

From comparison Of the results OF
recent dccp.sea soundings, it nppror'
that the following are just gencrallha.
tons !. TIE water of the North Pacific
is in its whole mass cooler than thai oi
the Atlantic. 9. The water Of the South
Pacific is, down to !, 22j feet, somewhat
warmer than that Of the Atlantic, but
below that depth cooler. ,. The bottom
temperatures are generally lower III the
Pacific than in the Atlantic at TN" same
depth, and in .he same degree Of hii
tude but nowhere III the Pacific are
found such low bottom temperatures MS
in the Antarctic portion of the South
Atlantic, whcrd temperatures Of Oh
ccntipradc Ia 90 degrees have been
measured. 4. In the western part Of
the Pacific and the adjoining parts Of
the East India archipelago. the temper.
allure of the water reaches lis minimum
at depths between l,7s7 and 1897 feet
remaining the same from this depth t.
the bottom. ~ the whole Of the Allan
tic the temperature from S,937 feet t.
the bottom gradually though slowly in
| cTcaseB.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
A woman's Experience.

Mrs. WILLIAM DowsEs Of UIbridse' Ma'e''
on March u. lssi, as follows h.or, great
sufferer from complication Of Diseases "ncn
the .L Of the most experienced Doctors as eou'
obtain permanent relief by their treatment sur
scrntlons and have also tried many so'eailed eues
the medicine line, but could get no relief Inc pa
hes and weakness increased 20 rapidly ana con',I"w
that was 20 reduced in strength as TO pe uh'..
Rave tho bed and the doctors informed me tnh' me,
was no hops II arecovery. In this exhausted Anu w.
rourared condition dear fricnd persuaded NV
lIun,s Remedy, and after taking only thfee ua'o
commenced 20 get better, and 70 IN, great 10Y ~.
delight have continued to improve constantly !" ~
use until now after having taken mo refheuy V',
Gov wecs- am able to be about my house again. anu
am now doing my houssworS. Ny lane PACK " cu'ee,
the severe pains have disappeared, and am now ~
better health than for many years ana neg WE prr
ie,e of gladly recommend ng Hunts REMEDY 20 all VINO
are Affected With any disease OF the kidneys or 'er anu
al,, highly rec unead it for THE attacks OF SICK mead
ache Ms husad also has experienced rey great
,,,es, a. nh. heath by the use Of this most valuable
medicine Hunts Kennedy"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
THE Old CHURCH BELL.

Born Of The metal and tho fire.,
They bore me from my raging sire.
And made me Of tho clty'H choir
which sings In free air only;
And hero since then i'vc patient hung,
Silent, untouched. hut, being swung,
Giving my voice with Iron tonguc-
Alone, but never lonely
Tho hermit ~ tho hclfry hcro.
Coilod In the upper nitno-p h"r",
sneak I'M Hrcouts storm uud rlo.tr
70 Rll the listening people;
with none my speech iD rhrnk or mar,
Sending my uttcuucc. near AMI itr.
with sOnurOus clang and sudden JAZZ
shake the slender -l'"plc.
firing the chimes for tho bridal day:
toll whom the dead arc huIur HWuy;
/ clanR whom tho red hauc- rice and play
On cracking root and fali"r'
tel the hour for the steady llpcE;
] call 10 prayers tho pastor Hook:
And back and forth in my work rock,
And sink 10 silence after
Hero by myself In hclfry high,
pccping through bars ~ earth ana ky,
And mOcking the hroclc~ sweeping -,
And back their kisses ilinglug,
] chime for smiles. tnil for tDir',
j herald news and hopes and fears.
AS have done for many years.
And never tire Of ringing.
Prom place Of vantsgs. looking down
On yellow lights and shadows brown
which CLINT aud tint the busy town
with hucs that CLEAN and quiycr,
] SEQ Within tho streets below
Tho human currents cros-Hi-e Row,
Lddylng, surging 10 and no,
An everything river.
And when the twilight slowly crawls
Ger slated roofs and brickcn walls,
And darkness on the city falls.
And dcws the flags bcsprlnklo,
] watch tho gloom around mo CUop,
- dense the silence. dense and deep,
The very highways -com tn steep,
But for the gasl!ghta' twinkle,
Or day " night there meet my RnD
Tho sl0png roofs, tho crowded Wayt
The mo-hD- ~ u drrary mae
where men are ever vending;
Ono day rest for them may $50
ono day In seven: but ~ for nc,
No time from call Oi duty free,
Ny toll Is noycrcnding.
J chime for birth or bridal train;
j toll wh0n souls have burst their chain,
Clang when frr ~, fuddy rain
Prom clouds 81 smoke IS Ringing;
] chino for smiles, toll for tears,
] herald news and hrpoa ana fears,
And ~ shall do Tor many years,
And mover tire Of ringing
lhOmIH Dunn IugHh, 90 y. J. INtyT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
Instantly Relieved.

MIS-. Ann Lscour, OF New Orleans, La
writes have a son who has been sick for
TWO years; he has been attended by our
lHs,aoing physicians, but all to no purpose.
rms morning. he had his usual spell OF
coughing and was so greatly Frustrated in
consequence that desth seemed emminent,
we mad 10 the house a bottle OF D.. VIM.
u hrs Bslsam Tor the Lungs, purchased by
my husband, who noticed your advertise,
msnt Yesterday. We administered it accor
dlng to directions and he was instantly
relieved.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
Look Out, Judge Heath. Opinion.

The Hon. X. X Heath judge, Elem.
ton, \. G., wrote Of De Worthinglon's
renowned Cholera and Diarrhmt Mcdi-
cine: 81 have made use OF it in a sud
den and violent disease. It's effects
were immediate and the cure perfect.
] think it an invaluable prescription.
DR.. p. II. Arthur, of Win,on, \, g.,
also endorses it. Price - and 80 cents
a bottle. Sold by druggists and dealers,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

WOULD Nor HAVE IT.-A New York
artist, woman, whose husband and son
had both bon ruined 10y liquor. recently
painted q picture for which Stokes,
SLAYER Of Jim Fisk, ard proprietor OF the
Hoffman House bnr.room. offered her a
large sum Of money. On learning, how
ever that it Was to DE used to attract
drinkers to his saloon, she refused to
make the sale.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
MtrsN, rs neptoriz,d beef tonic. Tho o

MBEsNAS's peptonized beef tonic, the on
" preparation Object cont timing It's entire mo
friiiots properiie,. 1t contains blood making
force.g generating and DEMONSTRATING proper
ties; Invaluable for Indigestion, dyspel sis,
nervous prostrauon, and all forms OF general
debility; also, in ell enieebled conditions,
whether the result OF exhaustion, nervous
prostration, overwork or acute disease, par
tcularly il resulting from pulmonary COM
plants. Cssw0ll, Hszard 4 Co., proprietors,
New York. Sold by druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
BALTIMORE, MD.--Rev. ". II. Chapman
rays: 81 deem Browns Iron Btters most
valuable tonic for general illhealth.'

Mother FRANCES War Yavier the
founder Of the Sisters OF Mercy in
America, celebrate her goI en- jub. lee
NJ Manrh slcr T. H., the other DAY.
She receive the white vel in Is ?. She
came 10 this country in 1871, a. ON
panied BY SIX sisters, and established
The first convent in the United States al
Pittsburgh
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

FoR ScHooLs.-The Alabama Lcgisla
turc has Increased the school appropria.
tlon 100000, md will also give S36OnC
to the University and SO, 600 to the
agricultural College.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

A LARGE Contract. -Four Chicago
men have contracted to build Capitol
Of Texas, to cost 5000, 900, and taken
5000, 900 acres of public land as pay
ment. Their scheme contemplates an
immense business in grazing, and they
have secured $1,000, 900 for investment
in cattle ard Improvements.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

Mrs. LANGTRY writes from Louisville
that every night, when she retires, she
holds a match to the keyhole of her door.
II a thin, blue flame is the result, she
knows that it proceeds from the breath
OF dramatic critic Oh the other side,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
a. rulhr,n.yS TEAL.

Tzr Volruc bT.1 Co, Msrsh,I Mich,
will s-rd Dr. uye's Celebrated Electro
Votsic Belts and Electric Appliances on
tri. for thirty days 70 men young t",d
Id who are an ictcd with nervous dtbii'
III lost yi,aity and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and comple'. res'pr
alton OF health and manly Tgor, Adde'S
IS above y. BIO risk s incurred, a,
thirty day, ;Eial is allowed
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

MrS on great genius aud large hear,
SOW the seeds If II new degree of FRO.
gross in the world, but they bear fruit
oaly after many years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
.Oyr FIngi- sin There"

Mr. s. h. LoNGFELLow, Augusta Me- east "uo
r.grr. write, rs under date OF April 10. i%3;
"T whom It my CONCERN This may certify that two
wears ago was very badly afflicted with kidney and
urinar, dhcula., which extended through the system
and laid me- up Tor weeks. 81 that could do no work
d tho most sIllf pr, elan in town, who gave me no
,,..,ap,4. Hearing d Hunts Remedy. got bottle,
ami half Of II cuel me ent rely, 80 that have been
veil ever since. tn, other half gave to neghbor
sho WIS alicte mrch rs was, and 1t restored MN 70
Ia,ir, 1 can truly SAY Hunts Remedy has been Of
great u in,1pre,.i1ls worth TO me"----
To PLANTERS.
"Thh Il n Perfection ~ nv Joit5 g'o's iThcno"'
Erp.ricpre and Sfudy'' Isr1d p BrolrH, PRESIDENT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

"a CHECK to poverty" is the title Of
an article in the Memphis IppcaL FIX.
r"r'cnre hns shown that poycriyis always
relieved hy check.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

The ancient, were acquainted with the y'r
tue II Pctrooun. lIcrDdotus rc'c's 70 II
and SPEAKS OF vel, leiur found IN /nutg.
Nowadays eve yhuiy has hc1.d of j, ihro lgh
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

Trr trouble about taking n medicine
warranted TO cure all diseases is that 1t
NAV rot know exactly what is wanted Of
it. and in that case it will go fooIing
around in the system trying TO cure You
Of some disease that you have not got.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

NEVER borrow trouble" said hns
band to his wife. ooh, let her borrow
1t IL she can" exclaimed the next-dooi
neie hbor she never returns anything,
you know"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

WHES you see an Irish mother sewing
the tears in her boys pantaloons. you
may put her down at being in favor Of
the "no rent" system.-SomcrrWr
Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

:, I ii you be q sufferer from dyspepsia,
'Ise'non' malaria, or weakness, you can
w cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

BRers Pain Panacsa clre, pain in Man
snn Beast For use externally and inter,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

Dr. Bcnsou's Celery and Chamomilo PHI.
Tor he cure of Neuralgia are n success.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
(.ustrinc.

Tie increasing demand for this prepare
ten rs household remedy for indigestion
~ ddy'pcrsiai is uili,icnt proof Of ITS efficacy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

G1rla we love for what the rr";
,ouop rirn for what they proici'' 10 '".
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

TocCoA CITY, GA.-Dr !. P. Newman
rays: "Brown's Iron Bitters are very pop
ular and their use always results satisfacto,
I'LL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

A TIE voIE-Wheu two people asre,
70 get married.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
Ladies d childrenh boots 4 shoes can't run
over il Lyons Pat. Heel stileners are used

In BURMAH an editor receives
elephants in payment of subscriptions
There hcing no elephants in this country
most people pay in trade dollars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

pnrnos Cafarrh SMUT cues Catarrh and
all affections OF the mucous membrane.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13
Roanoke Cotton Prtss.
PSALMS.


tAEIsKD.l
II EAR this, all 20 people, ard give e11
ye tnrdlids of the world, Hop Bitten
will make you well and to rejoice.
?. 1t shall cure all the people and put dck.
ncss ard suffering under foot.
3. Be thou not afraid when Your family
lex, or you have Brights disease or Live
Complaint, for Hop Bitters will cure you.
4. Both low and high, rich and poor know
tie value Of Hop Bitters for bilious, nerou
aud Rheumatic complaints.
5. Cleanse mo with Hop Bi,er and | shall
nave robus, and blooming health.
6. Add disease upon disease and let The
worst come, ! am safe if use Hop Bitten
7, For all my life have been plagued with
sickness and sores, and not until year ago
was | cured by Hop Bitiera
s. He that keepeth his bones from aching
from rheumatism and Neuralgia, With HOP
BlttcfI, doeth wisely.
D. Though thou hast sores, pimples, frecklss
salt rheum, erysipelas, blood poisoning yss
Hop Bitters will rcmore them all.
10. What woman is there, feeble and sick
from female complaints, who desreth not
health and useth Hop Bitteis and is mad'
rcH.
II. Let not neglect 10 use Hop Bitters bring
IN serious Kidney and Liver complaints
T.. Keep thy tongue from Icing ny
blood pure, and thy stomach from indlge.
lion by using Hop BiteTs.
II. All my pains and aches and disease
20 like chat before the wind when ! hop
Bitters.
II. Mark the man who uus nearly deadsnd
given up by the doctors, after using d'p
Bitters and becometh we'll.
Is. Cease from worrying about nerou.
ness, general debility, and urinary trOuDe'
for Hon Bittcrs will restore You.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-06-13

TYPE AND NEWS CASES FOR SALE
One thousand pounds Of Bourgeois
like this, in case and tied up il'w
twenty cents per pound in quantitles~
suit. News cases $l.25 per pair.
1000 lbs. Burgeois, like this, in guam
titles to suit, at fifteen cents.
200 lbs. OF Ninion, like this, at twen"'n"
cents per pound. Address, ., n.
ATLANTA NEWSPAPER UNION, Atlanta o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18

and January opons op-anE us9nnea mi,y "a
points october ana 6SS latsr deliveries asr
ward became stronger and rallied about points put near
the weaker and leaving on at z64 points ap0ve
the inside rates sales $50 tcs Prime steam s.ot $40
SS2lac. closing S30c asked 365 OF grade Iol ieU
sp2iac 1850 tea October, s23c- closing 5a
1000 tcs November, S9e 06c closing S0dS0oc: 1oU tcs
December 0lc closing loo sci or year aec
closing 7.9S $3.50 January S0S05c. closing
SO2c February closing S07 Jc City steam l8~er and
good demands $40 No City quoted LOO
7s7 sc ReGued duh Comment S55e. South American.
925c. -.BUTrER, CHEESE and EGGS quiet and pEees
without quotlbe change
RICE In fair obDiDg sale at unchanged prices H.
sUGAR-Raw grades rather quiet tut good sseady
tone especially Ton he higher grades EAR
10 Good Refining Cuba. 9l6d6 l1ibc sales 800 hhds
Cubn Musr0vado 6asGG &c 40 hhds 81 Jago and 81:
Domingo, 9l6d6sc 249 hhds French Islands 6c and
345 hhds Antigua Size quiet and slightly easier
Cut Loaf Sci Crushed &c. Cubes SCI Powdered osGsc;
Granulated ll-i60-5,c.; Mount A. SIC. Confectionery
"a" 7-leci standard A. Sic; on "A" 1'sGeisc:
White Extra &C." Extra &c. Ia al IT,, &c, 90
7lsc.. Yellow 6lsG6sse. -
STEARINE-Dul lower; sales l6 hhds. CITY, 9isc 70
Philadelphia 94c. Oeomargafnc Steaifne quoted sad
&C.
TALLoW-Dull and barely steady; Prime City quoted
ESQ. .ales 10000 ID, 7dsc
WOOLLittle OF interest has transpred Holders continue
TO maintain the for the oesc grades but All low ana M
WoOs offered at without meeting Win
any material increase IN the movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18

puFgALD Sept l7.-Cdtie-Reee today 1000 head;
5,jO for SANE time 5sk 0OpO,
rercpfs thrUu IA - market ddl and lower
Aaes-fxtraseer5 1885, Good shippers % iOasl OF
Medium soGsJ 20 Light Butchers a az VO MlAeu
sleeorseceips to-day 1900 head. total for thus
far mead FOR the time las wees 1000 he'll;
denOrallLed sup
DIV Of the Sacstalr 10 GOOD Western
sheep 50G$i 50; Choice "a Quasi TO- CaalA LAMBS
Hoos-feceuts today head. total Tor week far
15pUU tao last wess l4OJ he'd; receipts
40 maTget Ad fr demand NJ lower
rates Choice Workers a. Jj6@J %; Gras.eTs aud
MchigaIs JOas %. Good Medium and neayy - Az
% 1O. rigs 81 ZS0S4 -.
CHICAGO sept the DTorerS Journal reports :-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. shipments $500 market weak and
lOal5 Packing % JO0s4 10, Packing and shipping
10. Light "A 1909 ~ skps - 6oGS4 40; closed
stagnsnt . -oo --.-. -. u,
mltcd demand ~ - 40 6fO GOOD "a ChOco
SnIpping 10 lU0SJ 80; Common 10 Medium - OJsFt VO
Range DUH Grass Texans. which sold ~ -
SLeep-kcCspts ISU shipments none market stehuY
Far ~ OaS2 10; Good ~ ID Choice % 80.
Liverpool caDe advices marx adOWnWafd tendency IN TOT
eign American prices hayIDE declined &c
per H. Oh per estimated dead weight Sh0ep
have declined le. Best Grades seiirng at loo
81. LOUIE Sept l7.-Cdtuc-Recepts l,4OOi shipmonts
supply OF qaalt but maIke SLOW ana less
nrIn guOtaDy changed Exports
81 rs 3O 10 Choice shipping - 80 - vO Menun
20 GS5 2O Texans 81 81 Ss4 2Ji Indians - %"
81 40 ,oo ...,.., 10. 4,
onl, small amount business donei Medium 10 Primo
SO dS4 %.
EAST LIBERTY Pean-. Sept 17.-Catie-Reeepts TO day
A 100 head The very dun Cnd prices = 10 = on
from weeks c.oslng prices u ,,,,..,.,,..
Hoas-Receipts to-day o5OJ; market dull Philadelphias
Sheep-Keceips to-day 2ioo; market so" at about former
priceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18

,nyine to-day. while they were
! y believes however, by all manner vi
suyips IN andeavored TO depress the Market
ticks tney and shear" spectators were On equai
u,hs pu an be pretty safe to preaict AZ ieass 70
wnA WV ,ss steady and long decline when mas peen
ssiop sner H., thew are not equal terms Inc
nssfed pu .huIs y poor THE Information comes irom
are rich: 'ne o,oe that his firm covered on SATURDAY
leslsrs OWL so,s over 6,OoO.Ooo bushels OF "snor'
,broosh aoro Yet the buying made no impression
vsss' a. believed that me same no''o n''' pun
sod r'" .a,nsr great line of "shorts
pdss ",rs Of corn we're smaller to-day Una" wero
Tere n, the 1853 cars OF grain receiVeo sinoe
saicpse. -, o,s were loaded with corn, Dat IL was
ssurdn n'e more would be nearly 1,5Oo Whiie tuo
tIpec'e' W. o,o there was no news OF Frost ana
vesiDer We" ..,ne began. The decline WAS not great
rensnooul,, a. was weak AT night September corn
BIT lhe Cents october at 4SA cents ana NO'en'er
sosea a,s The frOsts OF last week nave oeeh io.'
siIss"I 'nn reports concerning them have ceaseu !"
goitch srsa farmers do not appear TO no Worrying
soaein Cor t,ey have shipped corn IN mere hoera'y
sFer 'he'A' hing they would not have done, IL u
eser sSc Z, they had been concerned .,, =, cha
teesso ,seak because the traders ~ u Pn 49, for
WBoal " , traders. IL dropped 10 SZ'l cents LOT
nt Of t1e H. cents Tor October and 9Gl2 cents IJr
sepiemoel' The demand for wheat Is small lne s.oo
November The amount in sgnt Is enormous. >, us
hcft iafks- nave all been tired Out, Llhuo'Ou
Cd aeeaass Walker CO ana fOolc, hSIs ~ ~ ~
have al vppnieht ia said TO be sharp. aud private
sacst mere ~ al there will he large shipments rom
6Epaic ls 80 week Oats were strong III the hlus'
Sex iniver~al weakness, because OF large Snipne''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18

The business in state bonds was covered by the
sale of one bond Of the Arkansas Us funded al
12lo; but Arkansas Is to the railroads were III
ou;red for OF city bank stocks broadway sold at
275. Wall Street at 1927 and Commerce at lo|.
Railroad bond were dull with some advances IN
the prices for the speculative kinds, which were
sympathetic with tue share market. Missouri, Nan
sas and Texas general 6s were up % at sos ana
Cbesapeake and OHIO currency debts were % higher
at 4S7s ST. LOUIS aud Iron Mountain hfs's
were Il lower at 112. New-York Elevated hrsts
were IN l per cent at III. and Metropolitan fiSts
rose /. TO 99la. West Shore and Buffalo first os
sold up from "a to 74l2 ~ 7las. East Tennessee,
Vrginiaand Geor ga consol 5s up - at 72@ Tor
a small amount aud the incomes advanced IRON
al 10 to 323a Virginia Midland incomes were up a
&C 81. Columbus Hooking Valley aud Toledo hrsts
were in demand at so Louisville and Nashvile
general mortgages were Il off at 81 wabash
general Is were fairly steady at 69I2. Denver ana
Rio Grande cOnsols were up y at ooi2 ana nrsts
Western EXTENSION we're Il higher at GS. Texas
and Pacific incomes improved II to oo4' ana
6rsts Rio Grande division were y higher at 1893.
Northern Pacific frsts we're barely steady at 1884
and Fort Worth and Denver firsts declined "A to TO-
The sub- Treasury to-day lost on balance $685.
eO5 made up by losses OF SCI. O9S coin and @Zoo,-
sO7 currency the last item is largely represented
bv transactions that do not affect the treasury
oeneral balance The days transactions covered:
Receipts. $l,492, SOC: payments, Sl,762'4lo
currency balance, $7,2o0.5o7; coin balance
S1ls. 900 2o1. Money on call continues to be an
absolute drug at per cent while mercantile paper
IS seeking il at 6G7 per cent. Inc uom.stc eA'
cbanSes IN New York are without material change
from last quotations; BUTT is not ,rue-,as Wall
Street news bnreau insists upon publishing every
day-that Savannah bankers are buyers at par anu
sellers at LA IS discount , 80 st
The Clearin q House statement to-day was as Ioi-
lows: Exchanges Sl26, 642, 1852; balances $o,lTl'
2lS , A.,
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day