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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-02

The Boston Herald does not believe in Mr..
Eaton's policy on the tariff question. It
says: "The Democratic party will stultify
itself if it goes before the country again with
out taking position the tariff question.
In 1880 it skulked and lost the election
There is to be revenue reform party in this
country and ultimately free trade party
Whatever course the Democrats may pursue.
1t Is growing cause. It is as sure to pre-
vail as was the party of free soil and free
men. If the Democrats are fit for it they
Will lead this new party to triumph. IF they
are unfit they will be pushed out of the way
as unconsidered rubbish
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-02

bill will probably pass the Massachusetts
legislature which gives the minority of stock
holders in any cerporation-except munich
pal corporations-power to elect a repre-
sentative or representatives on the board of
directors. Its purpose is to prevent the
majority from electing board of directors
wholly of their own party and SO excluding
the minority from participation in, and, if
they choose, from knowledge of, the man
agement of the business in which they are
interested. Several States have such stat
utes.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-02

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18

rye bread, sc per ID; Vienna bread, 1oc per loaf;
-four, 4c per lb.
BUrrn2-Farm house, sGc per ID; cooking,
CHEESE 9]1@15o@20c; Swiss, 2o@25c.
CorFEE-irean Rio, 5@6ios for 81; ia va,
icreen) s@Abs for 81; Rio roast. Aga
ee6s97lbs for 81; Java roast, S5e per ID, aba
FOR S.; Moca, same as Java.
EGas-Case eggs, 30c; fresh. 40c, very scarce
FRUITs-Apples 40c peck; crabs SOC peck; CAL
ifornia grapes Use ID; Catawba GBc basket; or
.nges 6u975e doz-; C anberTies .219c quart.
MzaTs-BiEioin steak l5c; porter house lSc;
roasts lie; corled 7@loc; mutton and veal l5c;
for chops and roasts, pork l0c; pork sausages
los; bologaas l2L9c.
POULTRY AND 6 AMK-Turkeys i5c lb,oh;caens
lG@ !21sc; geese l08l21]lc; ducks loGl25Gc;
prairie chicken 75c pair, and duc3 5cc pair,
squirrels 25c pair.
6UaARs-Glanu i01s lbs for 90; Stand
ard Ii lbs for LEO; extra c ll5z lbs tor i,ga;
yellow IL lbs for 90.
1GA-Gnnpowaars ae@92c; Japan from Is to
Zoe; Ooleng 40 t., Sec; Young Hysoa 50, 81, DC.
BGErABLEs-Beans, dry E5s quart; beets 75c
bushel; CARROTS l.c hushel; cabbage IL, 10, zzc
each; celery Sc dog. horse raaish loo Id; ieeks
see doz /; onIons Use susheI; .aa1sley i5e buEchj
peas, dry l5c quart; pa,euips 90 bIshel; r;.tss-
b4gas SIC bushel; eaurkraut isc Saart; patatoes
ae96Hc bushal; tsrnips &c bushei; louacs
for e5c; radiehes 8 punches for tic.
MIIK-Ic quart; cream Cos quart.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18

,0SS.Hea bushels - ,.1a55Efa1.lft15, closing at
l. February sales q. GS8. go bushels AZ 1873
q 1873, closing at '.!G3S; 8arah sales A24.tN
bushels al i.t754t9i, 1875, closing at i.i3-t !;
May soles 7s+ .'sja bushels at .ziis0l .S23z,
closing at i.2i3l. Cor, epot lots SzMic bet
ter; options opere3 5@Gg}sc over, sub eq1eatly
advanced az nc, closing firm, 1sG99zc under
best figures; reosiots 1890 a,lsiits, experts
6, %: angcada3 491f5c; No. 5asaa3.; 20 z
S5@e6Hc; No. white 7ac; low mixed G2.;
No . December 6431GG494c. closing at
IS 1lc; Jsnaefy eil9es 65$lc, closing at G5e;
February G5j4 e3e55sc, closing at eG}4c: May
6S 4Gt69%c. closing ct t;3c Oats 3I@3lc
hi Chez. receipts 4s,efA bushels: exports 376;
mixed western 391z Gs42c. white western SOC
44c. Coffee, pot fair; Rio dull; options 5Gdi3
points iigher aad sctive sales: 1880
bags Bio 10. January 81 a.65Gs 30; H. 900
bags FebfaarY at @ 00GGJ9.1G; $3.50 bags
March At 1t. ln4.,p.2:; $3.50 bags April at
5,5 O ba E Nay at lu.25epth 80;
zoo bags Jane az 1850; 100 bags July at
10. 3hGlla.+j. Sazay steads with o moderate de-
msad; reiaed dali; STANDARD Il 7x@79Ir :;
graauiatei &c. Taiiow quiet but steady. 2esin
Gull. T6rps:,t;ne ,iajl and weakat Sic. Eggs,
western fresh, demand fair and marEcet Grm
Porl, scIive and firm; 4,8794 @i5.25. Beef
quiet bat firm. Cat 9'-ats nom,nal l&gSs fra:
western saa@ri. spot, a.2o; pece,nher 9. 3;
fsnusry 9.l92s9 "a; February 9.a3Gs IS;
March 8 c93s.Ai. buft-r g.;et and barely
steady. O;hec eF1iGtos O. etangsd.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
E.hnl.sa.e Proauae NIaraet.

The welcome change il ths weather VIII havo
a salntary eject GA al branches Of the produce
market The few days Of colder weather has
already affected the market to some extent. Per
io..Able goods are healthier in tone and come TO
haad IN much better shape. Poultry demands
. ba.ter price in view OF the festive season.
Venison is in fair dema1d with liberal supply.
There Is bat light sale Cor egg, bQs tho sup
ply Is also very limited.
Butter is dull in all grades, the supply being
CREATE than the demand IN medium and low
grades. The market may be pronounced slow
even in the higher grades. Following are the
quotations for this yesterday, Docemb II:
BUrraR-Reoelp,s liberal; grea-e, Sc; packing
stock Of favor, 1896; store PACKED sweet, 1913
@loc; choice dairy, 25c; creamery, 2S>932c.
BsANs - onmon, St@l.7 Is; medium, 20nSQ
Gas. ha-Lpicked medium, $2.5J; navy s., SOC
SO.
BACON AND HAxs-Loug clear bacon, 10c;
shczt clear, lt}sci shoulders, SIG; hams, 12G9
i4c.
GFIEa7- 4lgs5oc PEI dozen.
CuEzss- Skin, 6q7c; part "ream, 1850; full
cream aka, lV8lic. full cream fall mada, 1874
GlS15c.
DRESSED MEArs-BeeF, country dressed, IA
b.; city dressed, 6h@971so; nation, country
dress,d, 6g7c; city dressed, 76993sc; veal, l0a
lie.
Eeas-Ice house and picked, 2sGg &c; strict
" fres1, sc aua very scarce
FLoUn-9atents S6.4o0 $3.50; fancy brands.
10c4e :u0 higher; straight S5.20:S SIS Bakers
xxx AS, low grades $685.; Rye -four
3.75 par barrel; graham 50 per barrel.
FRUrrs-Apples, S.>0Gg4 20. p-acs, CalIlr-
ma, 3. e93.75 per box; oTang :, Florida, -
per bog; Louisiana, do, 6g7.C0 per bb'; Maia;
lemons, 5@j7.; Cranberrie'. rs GU o.
Malaga rr7 pes, 1907 SO; Catawba grapes, l0@l2t
pr ID. tiss, new, &c, is 2Oc per Id dates
black IN rails 7cepSo, lard IN b .xes, lie.
Fun Mink, 5JG9 % .; coon. Greg34c; lynx
1.50&*',: musk rat, SO lie. kits, &c; red fix
1a5tsJ.5n; kits. u i1c; silver fox, 2,,.oI q
1900, cos Z B as o.; otter 0r@SU0; fisher
6.0)EE5.v, skunk, S0975c; bad 5ev, 6007 c
wild c4- 81 &9i0c: i,euss cat, leo SC; Il1cten,
I.25GsS.O W. lveriue, 5eSg5-0e; wolf, .5c@
3 50; p.-Ire wnlf, 75cGt SO; bear, 7.Uu&2 TO- %
cubs. &g0G6.0a: beaver, Lake Superior
2OuE62 .; Ser 70. Hudson bay, 2.00G2.25 pei
To-. Dsxo;a, / 50@p rs pr Id.
HIDzs-Dry, lg9lSc; green, saited, The
craon. 6 15c; calf. DRY, &c, green l2c; daes, day
2C@ l5c; antelope. 2oG25o, elk, z0s925e; buffal'
HoSr4-white clover, zoe ID; backwheat, 49,
HOPS Washington Territory, Csc; New York
Pas Dried, sLs5@I so per husb0l.
PoULTNE-Chickens, dressed, Ss9 &c per 10
t1rk vs., dressed, 1Ogl2c; ducks and geese
so DC.
Roors-( Medicinal) ginseng, l.759!.Ss; sen
eca snake ROOT, 3a9S7c per 10.
MS Nh sSin saddles, i0t@tlo; out al
akin, eG9c; carcasses with skia 79Sc.
WooD-Unwashed. 1S92lc; washed, ESQ
SIC.
LIVE SToeK-TheFe Is a good demand for al
stock Mt for the slaughter house a. the followin.
quotations:
Mixed cattle ara worth sl(96c; goo
Butchers stock 6495c; choice flt steers q
SIC; sheep 3139tAc; hog4 small S4@kc
medium S3&94c; Large fat 5000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
Financial and ssoca aars<ete.
nORStSa REeogG.

reg YoB7, Dec. I7.-li g. m.-Stocks
After an irregular opening the stock market be-
came strcpg and buoyant, Wizards icing the
leaders Oregon Transcoutiuentai sold up "a
per cent. 10 365z, Northern Pacific \ per cent.
to 2515, do preferred 81 per cent. 10 30, Loris-
vile x Nashville II per cert to z6I, the sharp
rise being due TO a squeeze. Union Pacific was
weak, selling down TO 731s@74I. The syrdi-
cate has taken part OF the bonds owned by the
Oregon Trai1scyntirentai company, amounting
20 n;ne OF ten millions. Tnis will relieg the
company VI q large part of tie debt of late So
burdensons. L report of the coaaitIon Of the
company VIII be made in few days. 1t is
positively asserted, however, the report will
show on had an aggregate OF stocks July
equal to the amount held al the time OF the al
nual report II June last.
AsTBRNous EEPoHT.
Money easy at 2@21a per cent. Prime
unercantile paper 58617 per Gent. Bar oliver,
SILICA. Sterling exchanges dull at t4.6l3a
long, s4.a411 sight.
t&oyeI1lIn enL@-Strong.
Bund5-3aIlrcad bonds irregular.
State Secu iues-l1ulet.
Stookz-Continue active AID excited Oregon
Navigation advanced to llU1f, Oregon TEanscon-
unentai 10 s7zs, Northern Pacific TO 26A, pre-
ferret TO 5524, Philadelphia d Reading 10 57}a ,
Louissille II Nashville to s6I. The shorts have
been severely twisted and great animation pre-
walls. There is difference Of @1E per cent.
in Northern Pacific preferred cash and regular.
After midday Northsra Pacific preferred inside a
further advaace 10 81, Chicago Il Northwestern
to ll8M AID Delaware, Lackawanna q Western
to l18. At ESQ the market became comparG-
lively quiet at reaction Of A9t4 per cent.
Union Pacific was unfayorably affected by IN
founded reports of the proposed action OF the
government directors. 1t is stated the dividend
will b, enjoined. There was u further slight
reaction in stocks after 1919, but when the
changes in the presidencies IF the Oregon Trans
continental aud Oregon Navigation companies
became generally known prices moved up to the
highest point OF the day. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred rose to 51A, Oregon Transcontinental to
3915 and Northern Pacific common to II. New
YORK Central was Else feature and the shorts
were badly TIVE ted in tlfs last naned. This
afternoon there we're large transactions under
the rule and cash at q difference OF Is per cent.
as compared with sales Of regular. Nearly
5000 shares changed hands. The market closed
somewhat lower.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
Oa,aaso rronnna 1,rke,

CHICAGO, Dec i7.-Fioor dull and M
changed; common to ehoica spnng wheat
S.5Oss5 90; Minnesota 3.5J94 .2s; patent 6 81
Eg7.0g; winter wheat -four, southern and siis-
SCUM 4.75@5. rs; Michigan logs. SO. Wheat
demand active in the market, revival OF specu-
latior being witnessed; opened 5<c higher, ad-
vanced iGi4c more, declined nc. huutuated
and closed &c higher than SATURDAY.; les
ranged: December 53A9s '99sc, cl .sed at e9$<c
January 9S5f@l.on, closed at $3.50; fen
ruary 99]scQI Oh, closed at i.ti;$S; May lG]s
a1.0S; No: spring 9sss 994c, closed at
$3.50; No spring St@Sic; NJ. red wiz
ter SAB c@i.O1. Corn, demand active, chiefly
Tor speculation: prices advanced e@i5lc abo. e
opening figures, but receded * Oh and closed
lssc higher Tor January and 3: higher for Nav
han Saturday; each - a Gt0c, closed at 80 &c.
December 5S3sG6i75c, cl sed at 59lIc; Jan
uary ao%4 @6079c, closed at 595Ic; February
az 65974c, closed at 58}}Ec; May s'Ss96lNc,
closed al . &c; June 6ir. Oats demand fair
and market firm, prices ranging %1Mc over
Saturday; cash s4G,3f44c: December S3z a.
3&14c, closed at 3zAc; January sf934ssc,
closed al 3415c; February 342se34Xc. closed
at 3tNc; May 3893s5Sc. closed at 3s4a r.
Rye frmer at 5811c. Barley frmer at e7o.
Flax seed steady at ! .4>eSl.4s. rorA III goou
demand and f1rmsr; opened i60l21Sc higher
advanced g20c additional, rec ded Ice. RAJ
lied log ~ C and closed s,eadv; cenh 1875
q a.s7]9 FOR Old, l4-a5ez = s7lS for row
January l*.509i4,70, closed at 14.47%a
- 30; February IL 65Gl4.9 , close1 at /. /. Va
@i4.S71z: Mar h 49, @l5.05. closed 1t
Il .S71Eeei. 80; May IS 2t@l5. as, closed 81
l5.22 ee8l5: Is. Lard in fair demand; op=ned
! |. gage hight, receded and closed ea>y;
| cash S.S7co .95 January e944s@g. 02 X.
closed a. 909s. 9216; February 9.0SS09. RI
closed at 9 esq '.071z; March 92n@9.S;; Nav
| s.i27z19 So, closed at s.431e @3.45 Rals
/ nasa.s steady; shoulders 6.25; short ribs IA,
snort clear IT'S. Butter easier; DICE to fancy
! Creamery 2813.c: oauics TO fancy dairy 2eEs
2 C. Eggs IN far demand at &c. Whissl
81" : Unchanged at i.l5.
| Call-Wbeat, sales ,5d5,0it bushels: Deem
| Der advanced Nc; aau&ry ard IA declined J. c
| $50. Z, ,.,l.4ed 14c. Corn, Gales 5 0Git
bushels: DECEMBER advanced 10 January ane
Nay advanced 1zc. Oats. sales i0,00a bush
| els; Janu,ry declined &c; February advance
| 1sc. Pors, JaEu4ry declined sc; February de
c med 2 3 c; May advanced 21&c. Lard, sale
| SOFA tierces; January advanced IKE
! 8soeipts, 26.SkD .it.rrsis a -four; l!0.nd
| D i-he.s If Yasst; IT6.;sF bushels of can
| ili.G10 ausl,s,= u ee1s. i1.059 bushels - rye
| 81 ,gjj bushels Of barley. Seipn,eur., 2G,,4a
oarrsr. Of eoer; 1850 brs9eis Of cheat
IS. IN busaa,s of cnsn; 26.09G hu.i,als {,
cats; IS ,912 bushsis Of RE; 43, 30 bushels :.
| bszTisS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
ASafequard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the gravest naladies Of the throat
and lungs, is consideration which should
lmpel every prudent person to keep at
hand, as household remedy, bottle of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works 80 sure a cure in all affections
CT this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. r. Sweetzer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says
'Medicai science has produced no other ano-
dyne expectorant 30 good as Ayers CHERRY
fEcToRAI: 1t is invaluable for diseases of the
throat and lungs"
The same opinion Is expressed by the
MeI-hnown DR.. L. j. Addison, of Chicago,
H., who says
81 have never found, in thirty.fve years of
continuous study and practice of medicine, any
preparation of SO great value rs AYERS CHERRY
PRETORIA, for treatment of diseases of the
throat and lungs. 1t not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but is more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
- ZOE 1870 $50

ksR YoRA, Dec. l7-Ficur fr1n; r-seiy..
81 600 bar--is; exports 900 bsrrsI.; good to
ch.,ies 45G9e.7s. Wheat, SPOT lois %nie
higher: orsions Opened lsal56c higher, after
warts lost part of the advance. closing M ~,
under .ut-i e tss; re -eipts 400 tuahels. ok
ports 80 bushels: new No. Chicago ia.
ungr4des red cGgI II; No 4 red elLze. No )
red i.o'146 .os: No.2 red II3kG 1877: w.
gr'ded W lite I.019 o; No. white l .o5: No.
red Desstnhe1 saies 1900 bushels at l.iqI,
closing nominalny al i.Is1S; January eaiss
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
si..csaa A..sa Sc ek.

CE.cAao, Dec. I7.-abs Drors=a' s.rs,al
seporfs: 5oxs eonnte 3,of; a;,::a.naaie
1900: strong; prices 5G9ICc higher: packing
60g5 81; psc> .ng aud shipping 5.z9g6 %;
light Gag. 70; skips S5o4z4 IS. cattle, ~
celnts 900; ehip:aeaGa 1885, market weak
and Zoe lower: exports s sG{g7.>5 good 20
choie. sh ppiue steers 5.5J&a.3 ec.Ialoon Ia
medium $685. Texans a4S,5 81. S1ean,
receipts 40 0. ehicmo17a 9.;a; MAJ ket steady;
inferior t., fair 2 5eGg.5o Pr cnt; good @.G0i
choice SO.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
1ss0OIATED PRESS MARKETS.


M1LwAUxza, Dec. 17.--g;eas dull. Trasat
active al higher; $3.50 cash; $50 Jag
a=r,; $500 February; | .0711S May. Co.'s higher,
10. z 5sc. Oats firm; DO. Bic. ry.
frlner; Ne. s75Ec; No. 2 ssl1o. Rasie,
stronger; No. e2slo; extra No. 8 4sl(c Pa
v.s;o-s higher; ness pork 1859 December;
,z.70 anuary. Lard, pams stss.a. g 80 Doeela
bar; 9 % January. Live hogs higoer at 7s%
$50. Butter quiet; 8ef:g2c creamery; 2fG9l3e
dairy. Cheese unchanged. Esss frm at 2tes
zee. Recslcts, ll,ot0 bsrre;s ef aout; 81,
bushels Of wssa,; 81, 40 oashe!s Of barley
5hir:aeuts, 5000 barrels 81 aoar: 26,090 hush--
els o. chest; 4 COS bushels OF barley.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
minneapolis markets.


The receipts and shi pRants 1t ana from kin
neapsis yesterday wera &s follows:
'ecsipts-Fiour, ,0l5 rarfels; wheat Ill 80
bush lis; corn, .,2ts bushels oats, h.0'3 auslsls;
barl y, i,4oo bush=ls; n3lstuff, 70 tons; hay,
Is8 toIs; LUMBER rs ."ee feet; soa, - 26 toss;
wood, 2s cpr&-; barrel etsck, car; fax
seed, as bushels total cars, 522.
stipmenss-s'ionr, 1885 barrels; wheaf,
2l,ae0 bushels; ba Leg, $40 ib1.heis; miiistGf,
..ol tons; lumber, 1890 feei; coal, I,35o
tons Total cars, Sf5
Flouc-ss,ents SaGea.50: straights. IS asa
SIS; clears 81 7l4sa.5s; low Sfade-, $2g3 IS.
Wheat-Nr / hard, 81 81; NO. hard.
CSC; No. northern 9 2sc; 40. J northern, a6c.
,.or1l-No Z, a7glj q.
oats-Ne. naked, sc; Nv. 2 white.
82c.
Brar-Ru'k, as.s0gs.7s;in sacAs, s. nora
Shsrts-S C99 >.
hixei Feed, S29.59.
Hay-Good upland Wild. 1893.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
ARTICLE FIVE.

The names and places of residence of the per-
sons forming this association for incorporation
follow:
Wtllisn ravson. residing at Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Arnold k2lman, residing at Saint Paul. Minnesota.
Ansel Oppenheiln, residing at Saint Paul, Mime
sofa
Robert A. Smith, residing at Saint Paul. Minnesota.
Emil Manufacturer, residing at Saint Paul, Mime
sofa
Robert Mannheiaer, residing at Saint Paul, Min
nesote
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
2. It. oLDs & CO,

New Tacoma, W. T.
Investments made in city and farm property,
n.bber anG coai lands. Buildings erect & Loans
negotiated. ReEts collected. Taxes paid, etc.
The building depar; Eent Will be in charge of
coEu Detent and reliable arcritect.
References: banks # New Tacoma and Roch-
ester, Mum. Correspondence solicited.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
STATE OF HnJSEsoTA,
v G.-,-,, Z %

STATE OF HrTSEsoTA,
EAMseY. CoUsTY,
Re 1t Known that on this s'xih day If DsceJns sr,
4. D. 1893, before zee. a noary public IN and faI
said Ramsey counfy, perso' ally c:me Herman
Grave, william Dawsor. ARR sd Kai-nar. Anse
o. pc heim. Robert 4. S NTH, Emil I1annileilnrr.
Robert Hannheinler, to me psrsoRais kuDwn TO be
ihe same US described IN and who e-gne the
above and foregoing arficles of associations for in
corporation, end they each for himsef acsnowl
edged that he signed The sane freely sid vGurari-
y for the and purposes therein expresseti,Gs
his free act and d. ed.
VIII. s. MOCRF. Notary Public,
l. S. HeEnsey County, Minaescta.
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tiE@ YonZ, Dec. l7.-Jlae demand an! move
meat were light, as usaat with ths approach OF
the ho.iays, Il. aay selections sre goveraod 10y
wants aHd the curr-ns rsqpest Agents made
tbs price of -.ew YORK nils Ussl.,let Jeane lac
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
EVENING REPORT

EVENING SEtOEI-
Money market easy at 2D21S per cent,
closing offered at 2 per cent. Prine mercantile
paper 586JS per cent. Ster;ing sxonsnge,
bankers bills 1t S4.Si7f; do. ez. demand,
Sl.H4>s.
Governments-Strong.
Bonds-Sailroad bends steady.
State Secuririss-Dull.
Stocks-Specalation at the Seek Exchange TO-
day was active ard excited. After an irregular
opening the market became buoYaut and 3D.
Tanoed / i 60 ( per cent in Wizards ard A@
IA per cent. ia the other shares Oh the ectivs
list. Northern Pacific rose ~ per cent. to
2911, preferred ; Z to IS, Oregon Trausc Jrti-
nenth ~ to SSsz, Oregon Navigation SIS to
1853. LouisT lie & Nashville IL to z6Js.
Union Pacific was exceptionally weak aud broAe
= per cent. 10 -; AL sorts of rumors a,e
carssnt. The reasons given for the rise LII VII
lads were various: lhG5 the Oregon Transcou
hnen'ai Statement would show assets s35 SEQ, 600
| in excess OF liabilities; that the Oregon Trans
continental only had a all loan OF 81 cocoa O
/ instead of the enormous amount given ont by
| the sherts, and that Ralston, of The Farmers,
| Loan & Trus. conp any, had coasentei m sa-ve
| with Febri and Endicott on the Oregon Trans
| conti' ontai investigating Committee. Un,oo
| Af.NA.iO US1SSA OA- tna5 the dividend
had been enjoined. The bear clone maSa
| special efforts to d-press this stock and Rost,n
was free seller. About 1889 Wizards weak
! ened, Serthera Pacific running of 10 25Iz. pre-
! fsrred 10 52ss, Oregon Navigation 10 los and
! Greg = Tusnscontinearal 70 af3s Union Pacific
Isiiied 10 75't, fell of 10 1915 and DINER aetivs
shares reeeded 80 = Per cent. After .oidd,v
! Wizards took another sp TT, Northern Pacific
rising 10 265zs preferrod to 81, Oregon Tran
continental to 81 and Oregon Nav,ga 10
il0J5. This strengthened the general list and
higher press ware rec 'rded ali 'roaDd. Chi
| cago i n 'rthweste-n sod upto 49,, Delaware,
Laokawenua Western t. lib, Denver & Rio
Grande to rs \, Lake Shore to 97Jk, Missouri
Pacific to 95, New York Central tn ll45E. Pnila-
delphia & Reading to 57zz, Wabash, St Louis &
| Pacific to 20, p eferred to 1925 AMI Western IN
ion Telegraph to 1873. The marx t again weak
ened ON sales to realize and fall,rg of in the
demand from he shorts, ard prices declined 4
| OK per cent. Near 2 an official announcement
was nads that Willard had resigned the presi-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
ARTICLE FOURTH.

The highest amount Of Indebtedness or liability
to which said corporation shall 1t any time b. liable
stall be the of i've hundred Thousand dollars.
And the total Indebtedness and liability of the
poration shall not at any time excsed the amount
of its fpil pa d capital stock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
AYERS
Cherry PectOral

Is not new claimant for popular conf
dence, but a medicine which is to-day
saving the lives Of the third generation
who have come into being since it was
first offered to the public.
There is not household in which this
Invaluable remedy has once been in
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there is not q person
who has ever given it proper trial
for any throat or lung disease stlseep-
tible Of cure, who has not been made
well by it.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
in numberless instances. cured obstinate
cases of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t is a
medicine that only requires to be taken in
small doses, is pleasant TO the taste, and is
needed in every house where there are
children, as there is nothing SO good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by. anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectorai
PREPARED BY
Dr.. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists.