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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-24
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

IN DEBILITY.
DR.. w III. Holoombe, New Orleans, La. says:
''T found 1t an admirable remedy for debiitated
state of the system, produced by the and
tear of the nervous energies"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-24

tsT5~So woman really practices economy IN.
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dollars
osn be saved every year. ASK the druggist.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15

BY the fall of coal-pile at st.
and four others were seriously injured.
Darling's iewelry store at Simcoe,
Ontario, was robbed OF $4,000 worth of
watches and jewclry.
Archbishop Lynch, of Toronto, has
written to the Vatican and the Bishops of
Ireland, commenting on the loss OF souls by
wholesale paupcr immigration to America.
Gen. Grant has revived the Fitz-J ohm
Porter case by a letter, in which he says that
as long as he has voice it shall be raised in
Porter's behalf. He even goes SO far as to
say that restoration to the army alone would
be very inadcqate reparation.
Bull" dealers in coffee ut Rio de
Janeiro say that this years Brazil crop is but
$500, 600 bags, while the bears say 1t will
reach $500, 600 or 3, $50, 900 bags.
A special train left chihuahua,
Mexico, last week, having on board party
of Mexican capitalists representing fully
$50, 600 coo, en- route for St. Louis and Chi
cago, for the purpose OF establishing closer
commercial relations with the United States.
At Chapultepec, Mexico, Oliver,
French merchant, and Degheest Of the Mexi-
can National bank, fought n duel with swords.
Oliver was killed, and his opponent badly
wounded. The affair causes excitement
among foreigners in Mexico City.
A steamer from Hong Kong brought
TO San Francisco 1877 Cinnamon, all of whom
had traders certificates issued by their Gov
eminent. Some of the immigrants acknowl-
edged that they bought their papers of in
spectors ut Canton.
The mercantile agency of r. G.. Dun
Co. reports 2l1 failures in the United States
and Canada for the week ending Nov 10.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15
POLITICAL.

Col. John A. Martin, Secretary of
the National Republican committee, has
issued card calling meeting of the COM
mfttee at Washington on Wednesday, Dec.
IL, for the purpose of deciding upon the date
and place for holding the next National Re-
publican convention.
Hon. Frank Hurd, of Ohio, says the
Democratic nomination for President awaits
Mr.. Tidens acceptance. Should he decline,
Mr.. Hurd says Gov.-clect Hoadly win beyond
all question he placed in the field. Hurd's
choice for Speaker IL Carlisle.
A son of Senator Malone was fined
Sl5 for drawing pistol at the polls ut Peters
burg, Va.
William Long, tobacconist, of
who struck Senator Malone in the face on
election day, but claims 1t was an accident
and explains how 1t occurred.
Keifer, Kasson and Hiscock, are
mentioned as likely to receive the Republican
nomination for the Speakership of the next
House of Representatives.
Washington telegram to Chicago
Tribune: Riddeberger's friends here say
that the reports that he is likely to abandon
Malone and return to tho Democrats, cannot
be well founded. They say that he will, for
the present at least, occupy an independent
position, and, that as no has six years before
him in the Senate, he can afford to wait. Ma
hone expects that the new Legislature will
remove all the Readjuster officials.
A prominent member of the admin
istration gives IL out that President Arthur
is positively candidate for reelection.
This statement, say Washington dispatch,
coming from person as to whose knowledge
on the subject there can be scarcely IA doubt,
is, perhaps, the first positive declaration by
any one near the President that Gen. Arthur
is a Presidential candidate. 1t is very GER
tain that he had not determined TO be a can
didate four months ago. 1t is quite certain
that he is n candidate now. 1t is very posi-
BILE that within tho next few weeks events
will happen which will make 1t apparent
that Gen. Arthur ia to become what the
politicians perhaps would call an aggressive
candidate.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15

chased the fat girls remains after urgent
solicitation by her husband, Moses, who said
he needed the money.
Lancaster county, Pa, has lately
been suffering from the depredations OF a
band of outlaws who escaped from jail six
weeks ago, and haveeince been hiding I'm the
mountains. Tho villagers and farmers armed
and pursued the convicts, and IA running
fight OF several miles resulted in the capture
of ono and the serious wounding of three of
the gang.
A gale at Buffalo blew down q four
story building, which was nearly completed.
burying twelve men in the ruins. Five were
killed and seven seriously injured
The boiler of tug in New York har-
Dor exploded, making splinters of the boat
and killing four of the crew. A flying piece
of debris killed the helmsman of a schooner
ying near by.
Experts who have gone through the
books OF the Rutland Railroad company re-
port IA cash deficiency OF $4,000, an over
issue of stock TO the amount OF S239, 200 par
value, and the disbursement of $3.50, 600 under
the Presidency of John Is. Page, for which
no vouchers can be found.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15
BURIED ALIVE.
The Terrible Discovery Made at Steuben-
Vile, Ohio.-A Young Ladys Horrible

The Terrible Discovery Made at Steuben-
Vile, Ohio.-A Young Lady's Horrible
Fate.
\ dispatch from steubenville, Ohio, says:
Recently the Catholic battle-ground in this
city, not being large enough for its purpose,
was abandoned New grounds were pur-
chased, and interments are now made in the
latter, west of the city. Yesterday Fathers
Hartnedy and Hartley, the pastors of the
church here, with others, went 10 the
moving the body OF one Father Duffy,
who had been buried about eight
cen years. One of the party had been
pall-pearer OF the deceased He thought
he knew the right grave, and said the remains
were in n metallic casket. When the grave
was opened a metallic casltet was found rusty
with age, but upon opening it the remains
brought to view were rot those of a male
person, but OF young lady. The body was
not identfed by anyone present but
shown To be in remarkable state of preser-
vatiOn, although, no doubt il entertained of
its having been there for years. The eyes of
the corpse were open and were OF u blush
color, while the hair was liaht brown and
curling. The shroud exhibited evidence
of times ravages hanging in shreds. But
the most remarkable discovery was the posi-
ton of the right arm of the sleeper, which,
instead Of lying folded across the breast or
falling ut the side. was drawn around the
neck, the palm nearly touching the left side
of the face. The conclusion formed by those
present was that she had been buried alive.
having been in trance at the time of her in
torment. No one present knew who she was.
Father Hhrtnedy, in card this evening, says
he knows nothing of the horrible discovery
which was so freely talked about on the
streets this morning.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15
FOREIGN.

The Marquis of Lorne and the Prin-
cess Louise have arrived in Liverpool, where
the corporation presented an address, The
Marquis made a reply, warmly eulogizing the
Canadians and referring to their friendly re-
lations with the people Of the United States.
The Chinese arsenals are busy max
ing and preparing war material, and several
regiments are marching south from Hong
Kong.
An explosion occurred in the Moor.
field colliery, Lancashire, England, 10 men
being ut work at the time. Sixty-three OF the
unfortunate Golfers met horrible death.
AZ they were poor working men, the cable is
burdencd with very brief mention of the
calamity.
1t is rumored that the Princess Anne.
lie, eldest daughter of tho Comic de Paris.
will marry the Grand Duke Alexis of Russia.
The British steamer Iris foundered
of the Spanish coast, and but one man of a
crew of thirty-six was saved.
A price has been set on the head OF
John McCaGerty, who was convicted of trea
son in Dublin in 1867, and who has since
escaped from the penal servitude to which he
was sentenced.
A committee of the French Cham.
Der Tuesday rejected Joubert's motion i'm
peaching the Cabinet.
According 70 the London Times, in
its discussion of the proposal TO allow Ameri
can counsel to defend O'Donnell, the idea of
giving audience to foreign counsel is novel.
ty in England, and no ground can be shown
for making an exception in this case
The Chinese Government has paid an
indemnity of 100000 francs for the execution
OF French priest named Tirasse.
Lord Lorne must have some position
with salary commensurate with the needs
of his royal wife, and therefore the gossipt
are now suggesting his name as viceroy OF
Ireland.
Antoine, Deputy from Alsace-Lor.
raine I'm the German Parliament, who was re.
Gently arrested for high treason, has beer
discharged for lack of testimony to convict
him.
Upon the revolt of Montero's troops
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15
EASTERN.

William Swinburne, the pioneer To-
connective builder, died at Paterson, n. j., last
week.
Cullen Haynes, his wife, and three
children we're poisoned at Topton, Pa, by
eating bologna sausage.
A contract for 10000 tons of steel
rails Mt s35 per ton has been made by the
Lackawana iron-mills. leading manu-
facturer ut Pittsburgh refused To compete,
and threatens to shut down his works when
his orders are filled.
Moses, the husband of the fat girl
who died recently in Baltimore. has sold her
body to DIR. Hill for 500.
Theodore L. Randolph, who dropped
dead at Morristown, N. j., had served that
State rs Governor and United States Senator,
and for many years was President OF the
Morris and Essex railroad. He was 81 years
of age.
Charles +. Leland, the hotel pro-
pr.etor, made an assignment at Albany, N. Y.
II. Il. Winship, with running mate,
defeated Frank, under same conditions, ut
Mystic park, Boston, trotting two heats In
2:11a4 and 2:l2l.
DIR. Hill. of Baltimore, only pur-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15
PERSONAL.

THE Princess of Wales is becoming deaf
The best aurist doctors are unable to suggest
a remedy.
a RECENT work of Mr.. Bret Harte is now
being published in Russian translation as
feuileton in the st. Petersburg Gazette.
THE health of Herbert Spencer is improy-
ing. He has resumed work. and nearly COM
pleted the third volume of his work on soci-
oIogy.
ZoLAs works have never been translated
In England, consequently there ia a I&rge de-
mand arising for the American editions OF
them.
AN official high up I'm the railway world
wrote to Charles Wyndam for his autograph
The comedian sent lack this epigraph:
Railways In their way are autocrats. They
teach every man to know his own station and
to stop there"
MADAME WADDINGToN, wife OF the French
Minister in London is the daughter of the
late Charles King, President of Columbia COL
lcge, and n granddaughter of Rufus King
ono of the trainers of the constitution OF the
United States and afterward American Minis
ter at London.
GEN. Robert f. LEE is to have q statue in
New Orleans. The main piece of the statue
the upper part of the torso from the neck
30 the wast-was cast In New York. The
bronze that formed the casting weighed about
loo pounds. The total weight of the statue
will be about 1000 pounds.
THE Queen has given n strong proof that
she holds Prince Albert Victor i'm the highest
favor Nv investing him with the ribbon and
insignia of the Order OF the Garter while he
Is yet a minor; for IL Is rare indeed 10 hear
of a knight OF this "most ancient, noble and
honorable order" who is not OF full age.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15
SOUTHERN.

Unknown assassins fired volley of
bullets through a circus tent at New Edin-
burg, Ark, killing a contortionist in the ring.
John l.. Martin, of Luling, Texas,
who confessed having murdered his wife, was
taken out of the hands of his guard by 100
masked men, and hanged to tree. A second
lynching party called at tho Constable's house
for Martin two hours later.
An assignment has been made by
Simon 4 Mertief, dry goods merchants of
Montgomery, Ala, whose liabilities are
$4,000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15

IN Arcquipa. Iosu. rcoontiy, the Gillian
COL Rayrado attacked tho mutinccrs anc
citizens, killing seventy persons. including
the Mayor.
The mob ut Zaloevoe, Hungary, at
tackled tho Jews, and fred on the police wher
they interfered. Tho police then fired OF
the mob, killing two OF them and woundlns
several.
The procession in honor of the new
Lord Mayor of London was n milo I'm length
The banquet was tho occasion for an inter
change of compliments between the French
Ambassador and Premier Gladstone.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15
MEN, WOMEN AND OTHER TRIPLES.

AwAsECA, (Minn.,) man married his sisters
daughter.
JONI BRIcHT says the British House OF
Lords must 40.
SARAH BERNHARpr Is an inmate OF the
Femingsburg, (Ky.,) jail.
Four colored men In Rome, Ca, are
studying for the priesthood.
ENGLISH 'humorists' have just caught up
with the mothcr-in-law joke.
MARYLAND has cabbage with seventeen
distinct and well-formed heads.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15
WASHINGTON.

J. G.. Bancrofks Davis, late of the
United States Courtof, Claims, has been APP
pointed Official Rcp6r:cr of the United States
Supreme Court & Washington, vice Judge
Otto, resigned.
The jury in the case of Hallet Kill
bourne against John @. Thompson for $780,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15

900 for false Imprisonment returned Q YER
dict for 100000 for plaintin.
1t is understood at Washington that
the courtmartial has sentenced Lieut.. Col.
Morrow TO be dismissed from the service.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15

FAITH cures are becoming popular to ma
nipulators OF the exchange department.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-15

James Iruxtlll, charged with brutal
outrage on Mrs. Coones, a married woman,
near Clio, Ky, was arrested and privately
taken to be identified by his victim. The
next day Truxtill's body was found hanging
from the Cincinnati Southern railway bridge
over the Cumberland river. He had been
taken from the officers and thus disposed Of
by "A mob.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--Flou- steady and IN
changed; common % choice spring wheat
8.5095 90; Minnesota 8.501g< 25; patent 6. 80
17.00; winter nheat -four, southsra and Mis-
souris4 s4.75@5. rs; Michigan fOC95 80. Resu-
lar Nheat active drm and higher; a3e{GGS7So
Scvember; 95%695GIc Dec5lnher: 965IG9SsZe
January; 974c February; | .055 81 .G9Z Hay,
No. : spring G3M-; No. spring sc; No
, red wintsr 935Zc4l.0l. Cen active, firm
and higher; 48 }lc cash Bnd November: AZ q
4la5c December: A 14t6f1l 10 year: 462.44G &c
January: 4s$I9<S1Sc May. OATS IN fan de-
mand steady and h7m; 2S12Sl5c cash; 25j5c
November; 2st<c December. 2g5zc January;
32c May Rye strong and higher at 5Gc.
Barley quiet at t0G60}[c. Flax seed quiet
ut l.37. Pork in far demaai; opened easier.
Afterwards advanced; l0.37iL6 10 40 cash ard
November;l0, 471$Gtl0 81 December; ] 0 s75zs5
1914 year. u.2J1II. 223 January; 1872 q
II .35 February. Lard in fair demand; opened
easier. afterwards advanced: .25 casa;
7 .Zo17 .22]4 November; 7.221; GT25 Decem-
Der; 7.20G122% year; 7.325f17S5 January;
z. IL p 4G1.45 February. Bulk meats in fair do
maud; shoulders SIS; short ribs 665.
Butter quiet and unchanged; fair to fancy
creamery 2ta29c; good TO fancy dairy Ia
25e. Whisky, LIS.
Receipts, 1900 barrels OF -four; u, ,OO0 bush
sis OF wheat; IG7,O0o bushels Of corr;
i46,00G bushels Of oats; p, 600 bushels of rye
$4,000 bushels OF barley. Shipments, rs, coo
barrels Of dOGr: $4,000 bushela Of wheat
$4,000 bushels of corn; 5000 bushels Of
oats; 1900 bushels OF rye; 5000 bushels oi
barley.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

NEv YoEk. Nov S-Flour dull; receipts
20 0o0 9srrels; exports 400 barrels; common
to good extra 3. .599 t.25; good 70 choice 4206
s.75; extra Ohio .60t75 80; s.. Louis 5.e0a
6.75. Wheat. SCOT lots le aud options q = c
higher; receipts 42.0co bushels: exports 3, 600
bushels; No. VI wsukee lO{1 -05; ungrsded
spring 96c: Ungradsi red s5c0I.I5 No 4 rsd
~ 1Sss 93c. No. s T,d, steamer. 99c; No red
l.oS. No. : red I. l.l0Gt-TeSs; No. , red
November sales SS6. .0Q9 bushels a. los IA
1 09+4, closing 81 Les, December sales
l,c49,ff0 Bushels At I.i01s1 i.IIJJs,
closing ST 10Js January sales 1.5iz.o03 bush
els ~ i.i2ssst1 .iS34. closing st Is; February
ssles ,552,Gl4 bushels II i.1zz Ei.l5Ss, clos
irz st I.l5lS: Mas saies1S. GO bushels at .l9L{
1l.20i4, closing at 10. Corn, spot lots IL
lsEc and options z &c higher and arT-l; receipts
5000 bushels; exports uone; ungTadei
56a595Sc; No. 3 57ls5sSc; No. ? 591595zc;
steamer white So C; loE mixed IS 4e; No, ?
No osaznbar s. z s. Sc closing 81 5S-Ic; De-
ceulbsr 8 : z 594zr. closing az 59lzc. JalGa-y
IS = s1591Sc, closing as 59 1se; Nay 59L< <G595<e,
closing at 5esc. Oats ~ 15lc higher, closing
firm. receipts 23, 0l0 bushels; exports ns1e;
1.ixed western sS5S 1856; white western s77
4sc Coffes. spot fair; Rio q1is5 snd Unehsnge5i;
options, market duh and prices a shaae
lower; No. Z spot Rio 1865; sales Of
leo bags Rio No : November sc lo.e1110.05;
Dsoeuber I0.o5lft0- a; 5,75a bags 1szusry al
s.s5rg.91; so bsgs February st s.S5gs 50
MErsh 2 90; 259 bazs APRIL as 8 a.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

vancing values it has confronted this bears, and
made them come to reason, SIT is not good
SALE" The stock in sight increased 8ea, 900
! bushels, and while this is not large Gmount in
compassion to the steady increase since harvest,
It Is still enough to keep back a permanent ad-
vance, as it shows we are getting more wheat
than is wanted, aud there is no perceptible de-
mand for it. The difference in the price be-
tween November and May is over 10c per bushel,
and it would be admitted that either November
IS too low or May is too high, or speculation
takes hold of the market. From commercial
| point or view the argument Of the bears has
some strength They maintain that to pay 2155s
per cent, month no business can exist, either
Ia buying wheat, stocks or merchandise; but
speculation may pay that. In expectation OF
making 10 per cent. they are willing to pay 2H
per cent OF more. Wheat is cheap on its mer-
its, and that is all there is to it, and supply and
demand have get to serve the god of specula-
! ton, and the Chicago market is now the ac-
knowiedged leader in the grain trade, instead, as
of old, we all had to look to Livepsol quota
tioRs in orier to establish a market. Therefore
prices advancing, in the face of all these draw
backs, if financial affairs remain undisturbed,
and thepe Is every Indication that they will.
Car loads received in Chicago for the past
twenty-foUr hours were as follows: Winter wheat
IL; spring wheat 127; corn 2s7; oats 148.
Following ls to-day's range Of prices on the
Milwaukee and Chicago boards:
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

zzZIrE9 zZGrss.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

others neglected and Nominal. The absence Of
advlces from Rio de Jsneiro, where there was
holiday, and some depression in options, to-
gether with the increase of supply in first hands
here to l6l 1853 bags by the arrival Of the Sirius
with 81, 1s4 bags, had quietipg effect on the
spot trade and no sales took place. Options
were dull and slightly lower in SYM
pathy with the slow market on
spot and the decline in Havre. Sugar easier:
far to good refining quoted at 6S%96Ms; G 81
g6Sc; extra G 6SE@71se; yellow 61S@Ss6c;
Oh A7HG79Sc; mould S14c; standard A TX
07&So: ,confectioners' 81sc; cut loaf and
crushed 9Hc; granulated $40. Aolasses quiet
and unchanged; New Orleans quoted at 40@
59c. Rice steady with moderate demand
Petroleum quiet; United I.l0A. Tallow dull
and easier at 7s4c Turpentins stronger at 3sc.
Eggs, western fresh, demand fair and market
firm at 26@27c. Pork dull and nominal; new
mess II. 5o@I1 621k. Lard quiet; prime stesm
7.75; November 7.63@7.65; December 7.6o;
Jsnuary 7.6897.7o; February 7.60@7s5;
March 1857. .S7. Butter quiet but firm.
Cheese dull and weak. Other articles un-
changed.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
2atail Exarkaf.

Thefsllov1ng shows the prices for which the
articles named sold the day before publication
Messina orenges retail at S5c@60c per dozen
Lemons, SO per doz. Bananas, scarce, 75o pal
@oz. Nov lettuce selling 1T 6Oo per dog. apple.
$3.3004,09. New potatoes, SOC. Per bu
othsTe; none. Onions, Bec psr bu. Gran
uiasad sugar in 25 Ii. packages, ioc
powdered I2o; cut ioa4, lie; crushed
1I3zo; Ext. g., &c; ysilow C., o1.c; b-Owu
7c- &lnnosota, 5i'c. 3sst o. C, Javs coffee
81 10. best Mocha, 20oi bsst Bio, 8B1Ic. Best
tees Ing. Drssi-fss1, ~ per 10; asst Houae
Hysonl 81 paI %; best Gun Powder, 51.21 pel
h1.; best Jspan, 80c; beat Basket fire5 japan,
4ag. Orange Blossom 6our, 1915 per cwt
P,lzba-y.s S3.75 pac czt.i Straight 1875
E2gs, 2s9 Qsr 6o7.; trast, Csc.
isass-EiriDin and porter house steSk, 18c
TiE roasss, j5c5 crok roasts7 I279c; muttoA chops
l5s: fore qaartel, l2c15; rouad steak, 1236o
shoulder, I0o. veal, l50l3o; pork chops. l0c
york roaste, I0o; ham 16c; bacon snd dty
bccor, I5ci shoulders, 9oi corn beef, 6Gac
sausage pork, l25zc; smoked sausage, 20c; leri
n jars, i0o; Per angle lb,, I0o; IN kegs
So; dried hesta Ice.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
EVENING REPORT.
eoVERNAsENrs.

Money very easy at 1915 per cent, closing
AT \ per cant. Prime mercantile paper car
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at s4 SIX; Go. ex demand S4.S4.
Governments-LOwer.
Bonds-Rsiroad bonds continue strong.
State Seouritiss-Strong.
Stocks-The stock market was dull during
the forenoon but strong, and after the announce
meDt OF a favorable 6aD6 statomelt there was a
goneral advance, which placed the range Of
prices at 1880 about sci per cent. above tho
closing prices Friday, the latter 70, Michigan
Central, Chicsgo, Milwaukee S St Paul. Chi
csso. s.. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha common
and Chicago & Northwestern. n tho hour and
q half to O'clock the marSe5 was very dull
and thN net result was u decline of 5SGi5 per
cont. ia t.re general Gsg, tho iatter for Chicago
L Northwestern to l23 and Oregon Transcouti-
usl,sl 60 =, with S per cent. on Missouri Pa
ci6c to 95, Louisville s Nashville 20 {9ls, Mis-
soari, kansas 6 Texss 60 2SSt and Neyg York
Central to 1885 Canadian Paci6c advanced
from 6lSf 10 81 = and at o'clock was 6lIs
Gold q Stock Telegraph compaoy, for which Is
WIS bid Jhis morning, at SS,1 bid. In the last
hour the market wa.s dull aad prices dscliued L
az psr cent, but this lefi the general range
of prices }S75S per ceut. higher than last night
the latter Tor Michigan Central aud Chicago
Burlington & Qaincy. Canadian Pacific, how
ever, was an exception and advanced \ per cent
10 81, which Was the highest price Of the daz
but afterward sold at 6lsi
The Eccaifg Post says: The most importsn
factor in the present situation ard one syhict
va think Is not fully realized by the malaiity ot
either spectators or investors Is the gosa
change in the condition OF our foreign tra5.
balance as compared with last yesr.
The transactions aggregated 2lS,1G1 shares
Delswara, LackavauEa & Western $4,000
New York. Lake Erie 4 Western 1850
Missouri, Kansas s Texas 500; Lake Shors
1900; Louisville L Nashville 1900; Chicago {
North 9estern ls,0o9; Chicago. AIilwsGkas
& St. Paul 2l,010; Texas P&e.tc 5000; Uuior
Pacific 5000; Oregon TranscoRtiuental j., ,es1