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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
A Sinai, Riot In Chicago.

CHICAGO, May GA small riot grew
out of the bricklayers' strike on Hubbard
street yesterday. Attempts were made to
drive workingm gmen from tho building
going up, and bricks and a revolver were
freely used. One arrest has been made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
POstmasrers Appointed.

The following postmasters have been
appointed in this county:
Daniel Albright, at Schock's mills, in
place of NJ. Moore resigned.
Mrs. Sarah Christ, widow OF Francis w
Christ, who died recently, at LititZ.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
AWARD of Viewers.

The viewers, appointed to assess the
damages by the opening of South Shippen
street, met yesterday and made the fol-
lowing awards to property holders, to DC
Maid by the city and county
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23

CHICAGO, May 23.-1n addition to the
lake disasters already rccounted, it is now
deemed certain that a two masted schoon.
er, "Antares," with crew OF seven has
been lost.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
france and the Pope.

Cardinal Lavigerie, archbishop Of Al
giers, has been authorized by the pope to
call the attention of the French govern
ment to the difficulty the pope has in pre-.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
AHaniso,ne Donation.

Miss Mary E. Ross, of Phiiadclphla, has
inst given $500 to the Bishop Bowman
home and 81 600 to St. James Episcopal
church of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
A se,tlar trom mo supreme Court.

PHILADELPHIA, May s3.-The su-
preme court in an opinion fled this
morning afirus the DEGREES OF the com
mor pleas court, which Gusts David f..
Lane from the Office of recorder of this
CITY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
phiiadeIpnin.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady. 80
Philadelphia 6 Erie X. R.............. ..... ID
,,a,dinr Kai,road. .....2 26H
Pennsylvania Railroad. N JsN
Lehigh Valley Railroad ....................6 66M
United Companies OF New jersey. .........i9lH
Northern Pacific. ~
Northern Pacific Prcferro i............ 70
Northern Central Railroad. ..."...... ....' 90
Iehiph Navigation Company .............. 431a
N0rr5stown RairOad d..,.,..............IO IOS
Central Transportation COmpany......... 20
Iittsb'e. Titusville q Buffalo x. r.. H3a
+ ttlo Srhu vIkiIl Railroad, ~
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Went to Harrisburg.

County Commissioners Myers and Hide
brandt went to Harrisburg this morning
to attend to some matters between the
! county aud state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
n-nn REWARD.

S,OJU Nv virtue 81 authority given me Dv
the resolution OF Councils OF Feb. 1, 1874, l
hereby offer reward ~ SEQ tor lne arrest
set fire to the lock works owned by ffalhi
Brothers, on Park Avenue, between Line ar aLu
Shinnen streers, on Wednesday, May %, lSS"
JNO. ~. MAcGONIGLE, Mayor.
n1 OnO EMwAhD. ,,o, or.r ,..,,,
OF 81 COO tor ihe arrest AMI cOnVlct'Oh OF the
ncrson or persons who set fire TO their ioch
works on rurk Avenne, " einesday, May -,
1873. ,n>
in2t-ltd fhAiM n hAN"'
A ssIGsEsS' sALEbr VALUABLE UTi
II REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY, JUNE %. 1888, under am
order OF the Court of Common Pleas or Lah-
caster county. there will be sold at the ieoI-
ard Hotel, IN said city the following dtsiraoie
prOpe1 ties, viz. ,,.
MOL. A Large Double TWO-StoTie'l BRlCh
DWELLING HOUSE, with TwO.St0-ied
Brick Back Building attached, and the 10; OK
Ground adjacent thereto. fronting ABOUT ..
feet on the north side of East Orange street,
st rect in said city, the no ise being numbered
III East Orange street, cnoice variety o
Fruit Trees and Il rape Y i'll are growing Oh
this attractively located lot.
NO2. Two adjoining LOIS or GAOU ID
s:fu11en on the north side OF East Walnut
street near Frank n ut: eet, In said city, Goa
tanning together in frort II feet, ana cNtchn
| ing In depth l2O feet Ia a ten feet wiie alley
| TEc said lots being nEnf cred 39J ana to' II
| the general plan of the Chestnut street tract
Sale to e immencc st S O'Clock IN the even
| ing. when the conditions will te made KNOW
hT J. EREDERlCK SESEE,
Assignee ,,t william lIersci and WIFE
| miay!l- -W&Stsh.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 23.-J. c. II.
Claused 81 Co.'s bakery was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, S25, 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
Old nlDD0V.


Postmaster Marshall has lot of curious
old paper money in his possession, which
was sent to him by the postoffice depart.
ment. Among the lot<is so cent note of
the Farmers bank, OF thi' city, bearing
the date, June 16, 1916, With the signature
of G. Clarkson. The most Of tho other
pieces are Lancaster city loans of different
dates as far back as 1884. A number bear
tie signature of William Mathiot,
mayor. They are for from 5 cents to so,
and 12t cent note is in an excellent state
of preservation. Although there are quite
number of these notes the faco value OF
the whole lot is but So 92l. This money
was taken from letters which arrived I
the dead letter Office in Washington, where
it had been accumulating for years, the
owner having never been found. L. is sent
here in order that it may be converted into
money of the pre- sent day, if possible, ard
the value received will be placed IN tht
United States treasury. The collection ii
"a good one and is of much interest to per-
! sons who look up old money.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23

by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associate, Press.
Stocks strong.
New York Central ..l2lb
Erie Railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 35H
Adams EXPRESS ....,....,.l26
Michigan Central Railroad. i................. 92i4
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............. 1854
Illinois Central Railroad 1928
Cleveland & Pittsburgh tailrOai. .lD
Chicago Y Rock Islanh Ra.ilroao'. .l2lM
Pittsburgh & Fort wayne Rai!rOau ....... .l3lA
Western Union Telegraph Con1aEy.... Sl1l
Toledo Il Wabash. ........................... 2611
New jersey Central Observation-Disclosures. SS
New York Ontario s. W.stcrn............ 25z.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-For the Middle
| Atlantic states, fair weather, winds mostly
westerly, stationary or higher tempera-
ture, higher pressure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
Telephone Connection.

IL. Houseal & Co., liquor dealers. North
Queen street. are now connected with the TEL
ephone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
fixed up at once in building near the one
RaWard offered.

In addition to the standing reward OF
$500, offered by the city for the detection
of incendiaries, the Fraine Brothers onef
a reward Of 600 for the person VINO
fired their property last night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23

.,AMUEL II. PRICE, ATTOKNEf. IA -
= Removed his Office from 81 North DuL Il"
.Ireet to No. Al GRANT STREET, in'ineair
nteIy IN Rear ot Court House. Longs New
Dnt,ifnv t''T-'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTS

WANTED,-A YOUNG MAN
y wants q situation as porter in store or
drive q wagon. Address. &. F." INTRLLI-
GENCER OFBICE. IT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23

nUnLIU SALE OF BUILDINGS AND
material.-On SATURDAY, MAY %, will
be sold on the premises OF the Eastern Mara ct
Honse Company. on East King and Churcll
streets the following property The 1%-story
frame dwelling on Middle street the brick
stable (nearly new, with good tin root, on
the MacGOn1gle estate, q number OF out houses
and all the fences, sash, doors. frames. roofing
slate, &C., that are now on the property o. the
company. Terms cash.
Sa:e to commence at O'Clock. a. m
j. FRED. SENER,
Chairman Building Committee.
H. SHUBERT, Aucti0ncer. m22-1tu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
SWAisK'S.


FINE ALL SILK SASH RIBBON, AMI Only ID
Cents per Yard.
Core and see them at SW ARkS, No 80 n,
Queen Street, febl7-lyru&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23

VIIANTED.-AP POSITION BY AN EXPE-
w rienced salesman either in the house or
to t,avel. Address. Energy this Office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-23
Intelligencer Office.

TWO SMALL HAND-MADE HAVANA
/ cigars, for cts, at the Old Stand,
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE
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Quotations by Reed, McGrann II Co, ::ans.
p,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
CONDITION or THE COTTON CROR.
A YIELD LESS By 100000 BALES THAN THAT OF
LAST YEAR FoREsHADowED.

4 YIELD LESS By 100000 BALES THAN THAT OF
LAST YEAR FoREsHADOwED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O-Ghe cotton returns
Of the Department OF Agriculture show that the condi
ron OF the crop october worse than on Septem
her TBe continuance Of drOuth at many points, the
rayages of worms regions most infested ana the more
visible rcsults OF previous Injuries, have reduced the
general average Of condition from "a 10 s. In october
Of last wear IS foreshadowed CrOpOf 100000 bales
in October Of 1881 the average was &c aud the crop
leSs than 55OOuOO bales The rate OF yield per acre
WAS third greater than last year The indications point
10 a crop little larger than that OF 1881 but iaIIlhS
short of the last crop by than 100000 bales
Ibe highest condition is in Florida where small
breadth hadtn carly and favorable start the lowest In
Texas Tue entire CUR suffered both from drOdh
and he caterpillar The more northern States OF the
cotton bell escape inscc. injuries aud the worst sever
NV q the dry selsG Tue averages OF condition are a.
follows: Virginia e., North Carolina 60 south Carolina
g. Georgia CO Florida - Alabama -. Mississippi g.
Louisiana IS Texas 90, Arkansas n ana lcunc see %
An ticmJi was made for the bt time IN O"iCncr 70
cot an estimate OF tine probable average Yield oil 'ou-
ties IN mndrpdrhs Of bale per acre. The result arc
correction OF obvious errors, .E stated a. follows var
1ul tulrty-gN EUuuTCdtLr 90 bale per acre, Norm
Carn.iua tuIrly-srycu, south Carolina thlriy-tWo'
Crurga whine. FLORIDA twcuty-tOnr Oucudi TX
Sea Iuud) Al Iulmt thirlyoHC. Mississippi tar vNr,
Inu-laul f1rty..lrc', Texas turiy-acYcd, ATA~usa5
fOrty.s'x. and Icuur--"r jMriy-thrro,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTOS Wednesday, Oct 10. 1883.
CALLING UPON tHE PREsIDENT-Among the Pres
,dents callers to-day were secretaries Foger and Lin
cIln Admiral Rodgers and Chief Engineer L1Tug, OF
the Navy aud Representatives Bingham, Dnglcy, Can
non and PaysOn
THE HEsING CASE TO BE COMPROMISED Secretary
Foger to-day decided 10 accept the terms OF compro-
mise offered by A. c. Hesng, OF CHICAGO. IN settlement
of the Judgment held by the Government Inc amount
offered Ii compromise was SZ1OO
REPORTED INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-..The Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs said Afternoon that he had recei Yed
no information with regard to the reported trouble De
tween ranCnmen and Indians near tle DAKOTA ue aau
that he did believe there was any foundation Tor te
etOTy.
A BRIG STRUCK By 4 NAVAL VEssEL-rhe Navy De
parment Is informed that the Puta her recent trial
cruise from Portsmouth TO Ncw-GOrK came into cps-
ion with an unknown brig and damaged her To such an
capped INJURY
THE TELEPHONE INTERFERENCE CA E'-IEe secretary
of the Interior was engaged TO-DAY in hearing arguments
in the celebrated telephone interference case O Draw
baugb Edison and Blake. Ex-senator COnklng ana mr.
Serrell appeared for Edison, Swami hOwsOn Of Blake
and Hill & Church for DrawbaugA
STEAM VESSEL INSPECTION 2 Es.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury to-day Issued circular officers OF GUS
toms which requires the fees Tor the Inspection o.
steam vessels computed in each on tue basis OF
1be register tonnage expressed IN the steamers nd-
Tfne documents the particular day on whch the III
spectiOn was completed aud a certificate made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
TIE YACHTING SEASON.

AN INTERESTING RACE TO De SAILED TODAY.
he yachting season is approaching its end,
~nu peiOe The month Is large number Of yachts
Wiz DC put ont OF commission. Several important races
rehSiH 70 pe sailed. however and this and next week
wiz sec much hne sport the winds will only blow as
'ney are accustomed to 10 the fall and not with that
midsummer lsngue7 which has characterized them for
the lss1 ie" days To-day an ocean race will be
sAeo between the soOp yacht Oracle and the cutter
iSr 'ne beauet Challenge Cup This cup was
held by the yacht Hlderarde and the Oracle ehal-
lensed Tor It. Herman osriohs being about to put his
yacht our OF commission. surrendered the cup to the
oracle Then the Bedoun challenged the Oracle. and
to-day the race for possession of the tropby win be
sailed Tho course WIN be twenty miles TO
mina~ara or leeWard from the point OF the Hook.
or ron the Sandy Hook leht.shin according
10 tue direction OF tine wind. Unusual interest
centres ABOUT this race as il is between typical Amer.
can soop and acutter OF English model and good breeze
VIII help to solve the problem of the relative merits Of
THESE Two types OfysGhts. The Bedouin IA owned BIZ
Archibald Rogers and according 10 the measurement OF
shs seswsnhaka Club. Of which her Owner n member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
THIRD RACE, HANDICAP, is MI
FOURTH RACE, sELLINC, 10 WI
CUP RACES Al FLEETWOOD.

There was good attendance of members Of
The G.ptemens Driving Association yesterday after
noon at Fleetwood Park to witness the first OF the cup
races. Among those present were ", H. Wander
bnt I. c. Eastman, Matthew Riley Samuel Wicks,
George Ally, William Whitehead Charles H. RAYMOND,
Colonel Fellows. David Bonner and John H. DE MOl.
The first race was for colts owned by members and driven
by professionals John H. De MOTIFS aud Mr s5ares colts
De Motifs yOungster and william sargent Mr. SlsareA
Botn got away well together, but Marphys youhgaUcr
was 100 fast for his rival aud passed under the
q easy winner. There only one heat
The next race was for the 245 class the winner 10 Two
heats 10 take the prize The horses were driven by
their There were eight entries: f. H. Deckers
Harry, r. COmpiOn's Edith c., j. g. Seaman's Mary NJ
ktartns Hattie A., c. LOwther's LOnsdae, W. H. Ham
hton's l. c. r. Reds Bogata and Il. C. Marshalis Peter
bogata the first heat in 23S2 Harry the second ID
5s aud Mary the third in pal IL vas decided to hnlsh
She race on Friday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

clined from 797s to 7719 and ended at 70.
Central and Hudson closed off So. Lake Shore was
only q lower, Canada Southern was off q and
Erie closed the same as last evening The move
ments in the Northwestern Railways were irregular
but generally the prices are lower than yesterdays
last figures Omaha common is a marked exception
in closing with an advance of per cent. The ten
dency of prices for the whole Southwestern system
was downward. Union Pacific was exceptionally
strong. It huctuated between S7l2 and S6l2. and
its last price, STA was 1s better than yesterdays
closing figures. Western Union, after fluctuations
between 1913 and 7Sl2, ended at 70, the same as
yesterday. The following stocks to-day COM
manded premiums IF from LEA to Lie per cent for
use Central and Hudson, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred Union Pacific, Central of New jersey and
Reading The market closed unsettled.
Government bonds were dull and the market is
entirely in the hands of the local Dealers who adj
vanced the bids for As 1s per cent and reduced the
bids for IS 4 per cent. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
CIVIL NOTES.

Mrs. Margaret Pfciiele was awarded YER
dict for so yesterday Supreme Court, as dam
AGES for the death Of her husband. Christian, who was
killed in August, lsS2 by Second Avenue Railroad
car at Second.aye aud Furlyseyenth-st Willie driving
q brewers wagon belonging 10 Henry C.ausen.
Judge Hail, in the Mari ne Court, yesterday,
denied the motion Of counsel for sam Morse George D.
Roberts an e. Eaves to va,3te the order direct
ing the animation Of Mr. Roberts 10 whether or
not he aud Mr. Eaves cOpartncrs In the pros
duction of the Passion Play The motion grew out OF
the u OF Sarah Goldberg against Mossrs Morse Roberts
and Eaves Tor salary services rendered wule the
Passion Play was being Iehears,i This Is one OF various
siis brOuEut against Mr.. Morse the same grounds
JUDGE Hall set down the examination OF Roberts Tor
SATURDAY next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

"a ~ rect over ali ana 20 feet on Inc she
lis feet OF and is Ills feet in extreme
beam The measurement Of tho seawanh aka Club makes
the Oracle 81 feet ALL ~ feet the water hne
o. & feet beam and 65 feet draught The radical DIFF
ference In the build Of the two yachts be seen at
glance The Bedouln was built by Henry Plfpgrass AZ
bis ward at Williamsburg and this is her second season
Tbe iudees boat, uckonbacn, will leave the barge
ofice at 730 o'clock this morning 10 take the judges
NO attempt was made yesterday TO sail the race be
tween thu Fanny and Oracle II being decided that WIN
the light wind which bio wing N the morning moth
ing hut drifting match would be the result. Inc race
was therefore postponed until some day next week. 10 De
hereafter detcrIuDed on
Samuel j. Tlden, JaOez A BOstwick, OF the standard
Oil Company, and few Others were elected members at
the meeting Of the American Yacht Club yesterday Inc
club.rOoms at Madison. and Twenty eghthst VIII
be ready occupancy il IL expected In the course OF
week Aside from election OF new members no 0Ller
business was transacted at the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. oct lO.-l2i3O D. m.-Cotton-hrm. MlddhnE
Upiands ID. do Or.eIns Glsd sales, 10000 bales IN
GLIDING 1000 for speculation ami export receipts 200 bales
American Futures plands, Low Middlng clause,
October delivery. Gsid also 6sl also Clad; do. October
ana NoVep delivery os,d also 3D. bsSsIn DO NOVem.
Der and December denyorV J@sd also Js2sldi 40 Do
January delivery, 5ss4d.i also G3etn DO,
January February delivery 62ad also 6'~.d also 6d
February March delivery. 0d Gss4d.. also Gsd.
Ge4di do. March and April delivery G7o,d also 9s also
6ssId April and MAY delivery, 81 d also 6Ioald also
6ss4d do May and June delivery, 6c4d Futures easy
LIVERPOOL, oct l0Ine sales OF The day insluds SlOO
bales American.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1880 p. m.-Cotton- Futures-Up-
Middllng clause October delivery GSld also
Cad OCTOBER November delivery 3D. asOl ssd do NO
yember and December delivery; adj also esd do
December January delivery, 6e4ii do. January aud
February delivery obi also Udi do. February and M9fch
delivery 6sd March aud ADrl denyery Sgd do May
June denyeTy Gld do. June ana July delivery 6eoad
Futures closed nrm.
GLLTEsToS Oct lO.-Corton firm; MIddung. lO7tsc.;
Low Mddng lOise. Coca Ordinary. 99tsc.; not rGcsDt5
6I2S gross 62J7 bales sales $3.50 bales Stock
1865 bales
Low Middlng lUi4c Good Ordinary, CSC. net receipts
4G73 bales gross lG4 bales; exports 10 France, 00u
bales; Continent 6Oj bales cOatwise, 5000 bales
sales 1900 bales STOCK lO3,BjB bales - -
SAVANNAH Oct l0-OOton quiet ,liddliHg lOhe'i ioT
Middnng, lOc' dOOd Ordinary, ygc. net receipts 800
bales. gross, 7l4s haies; exports ooastwlse Oi
sales 43OO oaier last evening 4OO bales s"cA' '''O
b2eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
wEpvE.DAY, oct 10, ?. N.

WEDNESDAY,, oct 10, p. NJ.
Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company today the
Compauys report of It's business Tor the year ehdeu
June 30 Was presented. The report includes
tbe opcrallous of the Mutual Unions lines since
about February L. Il gives no idea oil the
amount which during tho year was expended
denomination purChasesO as All o'ueI
previous reports have done; that item, Whatever
NAV have amounted to- is covered by the a"dltloh
of@1ggi3Ii to the surplus account In preceding
wears the expenditures for such purposes mas
ranged from 81 100000 to $2,OO0OOO. The fol-
lowing is the financial statement compared Win
that Of the preceding years:
BUSINESS OF THE YEARS.
yc,rlspded lime 80. 1882. 1855 nlHeieuCG;
Gross revenues "sI7 ll4lGG slo4O4sO5 In" S-'"1O'''
Tfna and ta G1'ol ooolooG 7o55o Inc l7o27
Proar, .......... slllsO7O SICto51O Inc Sot-'-0O
For sn. %!f iaaa.. and so7lso soao2Doo selz
DR H1ass paa s% 4os5 '55!.tt Inc me- si5
Sgr1iu' 10, 'no 81 s524Os sL99l3l4 Inc sli9o0
The company holds asscts,ali OF which are coh'I'ou-
tors to its gross and net revenues, winch are Naueu
az 81 o. O23 O5I To part WITH them Wou'u result III
a reduction of the compauy's revenue. The COM
many now operates ll4,29l miles OF poles ana
abrs against l31, OG0 miles year ago; +3-'
72G miles of wire, against 37+36S miles
its Offices now number 1917, against l2'ooS
and during the last year It transmitted 4vooi'l"
messages against So s42 247 for the preceding year
and against o. $40 2S2 for the year ended June 80
1867 The company's BONDED debt on June oV'
1883. less sinking fund appropriations was
So 9G4, 2O4 against $50. OO0 l0l on June 30 1857
To-day's stock market IN recording transactions
Of only 322 200 shares against 395 600 shares yes
terday correctly reflects the actual condition OF the
speculation But to comprehend II fully 1t Is neces
sary to take into account some cratic ana Special
movements Early after the opening OF Duslhes'
Central of New-Jersey stock was a conspicuous
feature because of its advance from SOC 10 81; inc
last price was $685. and the total transactions IN
the stock amounted only to 800 shares EVl-
IDENTIFY some error as to the amount OF tue
existing short" interest in the stock mas
been made. sympathetically the price Oh
Reading was rushed up from 5O4 to dig; IL
clio ed at 5O7s or Il lower than last evening atIer
transactions in only 5000 shares. The Nortn-
ern Paciics attracted the usual amount OF attention
from traders and their fluctuations were Wlde anu
frequent but at the close the Declines IN prices were
3, for Northern Pacific prefered % for oregon ana
Trauscontinental and 2ll per cent Tor Northern
Pacific common Among the trunk lines Il weak
spot WAS developed in Michigan Central; IL He-