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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
THE V4LUE Of 4 Kiss.

From Tie LJud0H standard
At the Lambeth County Court on Tuesday, curious
action tried before Mr. J. r. Taylor the Judge IL
which porter named Henry William Pitt sued DR.
Gledhl. a surgeon for the of d. DE-. Cd u being
an l. . l., ana Sd. one months nt,re-t.-Nr Groomc.
the counsel for the plaintiff stated that the defendant
on the 18th OF April. kissed the plantn. wife aud on
the lst OF May he signed document follows &C.,. /
q L 81 for having kissed Jane Pitt -nedj James
Giedhill, May l. lSSt.' and on the reverse side has.
signature appeared to the following statement :-- ]
hereby acknowledge have entered into fair gree
ment between Henry Pitt. Jane pitt. and myself
lSignedJ James Gledhill" An | simply was gwen
for this documeut-The defendant said he repudlaed
his liability pay this money the ground chat the
- given the result OF the intimidation Of the
plaintiff, who had threatened him with a criminal
prosecution II he did not compensate hm for The
sault HIS honor: And you gave HIM 81. for a kiss
daughter. lie defendant; gave the / . L the
2d 0f Nav HIS honor said he doubted If there had
been n.v consideration for the | o t. Mr. Groome said
the consideration the soiatIum for Mr. Pitt :
wounded f,ou.s, for which the plaintiff could have
brought an action Iii, honor however said there was
No consdc ion and gave verdict for defendant The
defendant LulIiedly left the court evidently .ratfed
with the result OF the proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
FLOODS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
DAMAGE IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE slAih
MANY FARMS RUINED.

Salisbury. y. c.. July 4.-The latest reports
from, the western portion of this state show th' inc
ora done nv the floods Of the last three or four oass
much larger than was at first supposed IL waS
that the losses in Western North Carolina lncung lo
narnace TO the railroads. would amount TO S2oOooo ou'
the Latest advices place the sum at nearer nan '
Yesterday the rain still continued falling oul 1s' is
the skv cleared up before undOwn and Is believer tha
tho storm is done. i.
Nearly all the country OF Western North CAloin" "
mountainous and the soil is OF the peculiar kno Known
s red hernblende-it washes away like so much ocean
sand In every part Of the region over whlch Ine E"
storm passed small valleys abound, and on the hnsues
sIonng down to the French Broad and Catawoa hNers
are farms famous fer their production OF tobacco COTTON
corn wheat oats rye and cabbage seed. The four days
Storm has weriga ruined these farms one man s'oou
in his cottage door and twenty-sx acres OF coloh
worth $50 an acre 10 hnslde slowly down the hiIsiIe
and disappear in the river, undermined by the rams
Great shelyes OF wheat aud oats JUST mar ,Ntcu ~.
week were swept ike driftwood INTO tne sNu'ir ~ a.
while the owners looked helpesslv on az the VOTE ~ %
strrction The Catawba River, usually HlIe iuu ..S
unuteresting stream. is now seelhlhg IosilHs iNi
sweeping everything before y. , ,,-,.- r,.uroo1
The losses 10 the Western Northern Carphha l,9Ic.u
,aro Great For ten miles more the mount ans are
nv this road; there are less than eight tun
nelN and cuts" and trcstes innumeraOle Inc graz ~
steep and the cost Of construction OF TINS mountain "
vision was fabulous In i've places andsIhes occlrl7
two of these being lsrgc SeVcra ue-tier "lc
them sixty feet high, were washed away Wle INC r. III
for eirbt miles or more was rendered unsafe II VIZ
rrobablv be month before complete hsi OF tne raN
OF tho foods can he obtained. At present seems sur "
saw thew cannot al much under half million dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
PATRIOTISM DISCUSSED N TIE PULPIT

The Rev. s. B. Rossiter Of the North Prcsby-
teran Church. Nnthave. and Thirty fIsi-st preached
yesterday morning True Patriotism IL
Times Of Peace" Patriotism is tne deep
senumsnL' lie ssd, which demands that We
should give everything for country. There
are men who proclaim themselves sick OF politics.
Shame on them Citizens OF free government have no
aearer gin than the right TO speak by ballot Your vote
Ike prayer, and the patriot votes be would pray
The true patriot is above demagogsin ana AL unholv
tricks Will live die not only for ms country but
that Others live for the best interests Of people
In the Calvary Presbyterian Church, al Madison-sve
and Onebuncre1 and thirtoenth-s. yesterday morn
She Rev. James Chambers spoke on the subject vii
the Republic asti" de referred 70 the great danger
which menaced the country, ana especially the new
West from socialism, inndelity and the leprosy
pf hormonisu. "what he said have we got 70 Chris
IAazs Ills vast country and battle against tAese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

PH1LADELruIA, July 5.-In May Judge Pen
rose Of the Orphans Court fled az adjudication or the
account Of the trustee of the estate of Mary l. Davidson
Il appears that some time prior 10 her death Miss DAVID
son after conversation with her sisters, said that she
would set aside $4,000 additional 20 Richard A. Car
den providing he behaved himself and was sool O"!'
Garden bad been adopted and cared tor by IA, Misses
p.rii.ou since he Wa three years old. He had also
been amply provided for in Tire W.. ar
f.ufa slYscqucut conduct such iAdi Ply
,.c,t of fne additional $4,000 resisted
ana except ouS 10 tine adjudication we're He'd bv tautH
Judge HIuuJ, n me Orphan Court hled an oin'4 To-
v airing mat the oxccpro % the former dldc'
non are well taken. Judge lcuiOse d-srhIcl IL Us dA
eer.ed mat the case al be- carried 10 higher court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
GROWING SENTIMENT n BRIDGEPORT.
A LETTER FROM MR. BLAINE TO THE MOLLY
PITCHER CIrR.

BRDGEPoRT, Conn, July 1.-Sentiment in
favor Of the Republican candidates FOR Preldcnt and
Vce-Prcsldcui daily growing ger and Is app2r
thai what little The party may lose through the defec
ton Of Republicans viii be than made up by acces
sious from tie ranks % the opposition Last evening the
Molly Pitcher C.uD held is regular meeting Fortyhve
new members added 10 the roll, among whom were
several who formerly figured prominently In the Demo
cratic ranks The various committees hard work
arranging details Tor he iall campaign. Upon tho reor
ganzaon Of the club tho president addressed letter TO
James Blaine who spoke here In 1879 and Vas at that
time made honorary member OF the club assuring him
taat tina members wildly snthnsssc over his honi-
nation ana plrdgng him hearty support The following
received from him ia reply was read
AUGUSTA, Ne, June "a, 1854
President Of the Molly Pttchcr Club.
DEAR SIR: remember very well the Molly Pitcher
Club o. 1875 And ia badge ALI sure VIII 20 eAseAsat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

The case of an assisted immigrant came 70
the notice Of the Kings County Commissioners OF CHar
ties and Correction saturday. James Casey with Ills
wife and four children. arrived in Boston the week
before last on the Austria. They had re-
ceived $50 from the Commissoncr' u
., d. -. r,,,,,o hrt On their arrival they had no
money A. their destination was THIS civ, the l-l'h
a.. Aor.tles gave them money io trtVei miner At'L
fr.ir val casey was unable 70 ind work. BE took
bs family TO Brooklyn, where bis wife died ast WeeH
Tier burial WAS conducted at tho e1pene o. tne society
s. Vincent dc Paul Tho society called the attention Oh
fine commissioners OF Charities aud CORRECTION 10 ascy
case and lac and his children VIII be sent bac@ 10 44e-I
t,tV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

REVERENCE FOR TIT BODY A ASSISTANCE t. TIKI
CUSTOM.

REVERENCE FOR THf BODY 4 hl-@l- iANi.t 10 iili-
CUSTOM.
Mr.. Beecher preached to some empty seats IN
rvmo.th church yesterday morpmt. In his sermon he
mus e his views on The OF the body
.Nlyrads OF men have Lived on the Garth. and
We may almost say that the dust u the
globe is the dust Of is former inhabitants.
/ do not believe i the resurrection OF the literal
BODY. The bones cannot be covered with flesh gaia.
Luz do not deny language OF the days when men dd
believe IT, AL noble sentiment revots dt Giscarding
and throwing of a. worthless the body which has served
H. 80 well shall the which have brought us al
edge the eve with all its sigts the ear win It's
concord % sweet sounds, al tie golden gates o.
Gods messengers. be cast asidei Shall all
re strangely delicate and wondrOuSly enduring ma
chine the body. bo ~ paugAr We must cherish ana
honor the body bv is associations But nrre are urupeI-
ae ts,cplt - besatiug The path Of those who believe
tuat The literal body will ri.e again But can believe
+ 0y imagination II not by reason without 10 We lose
was my child cannot thnk OF my venerable father
eept hc here That he is rrsurreccl Is great
comfort cannot realize MN except by The figure he
IN reason and pilosophic statements agree that the
tolv is not rc.rrected but the poet artist prophet
tide beautiful and glorious body in the upper air Ike
that l knew here. What Il there IN science 10
help a man IN Greenwood. Il il hil ~ henes OF two
~ eight tunluh. filed with the OF LIE But
nobler aspect y there nothing more than ms'ter To
thousands IA the Opeung Of Heaven. IN the
bu ial place OF children there army te cheruhs
Are there sounds Of communication The very trees
are full ~ murm lrng messages. Inc bfIs sing nom
ai@r. aud ,he flowers M up t1er heids md exhale
messages from the spirit land IS aot lerel lts spade
bgit n anslOns its bones and dust bur its glorious assO
treasured up Win the names spei there that
NIKE the place sacred.
rhe 81 the body affords as'1g resistance
e the pagan custom 81 .. opFnns me dead IL Is the
sanitary may urge a. Blu all ire associations OF
Lngisa- speaking ana German people are No-
Ia 81 ny it, 10 would supersece zach Of literature
body ashes ana pat the ashes Ike sweet
sats In she'll one could not nc ~ the mouth Of the
roaring frna that grlnoest yItc IN the language:
Unvcu thy b0sor. faithful tomb.
Take tkl- treasure 60 tnY trust
ADO give these rcd relics
n lg r.le lIst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
$3.50 ,rAHENrs-nY rgLgaRArH.

LIVERPOOL, July $3.50 ?. m-Cotton sieady Kidding
Upiands 81. do 1reAn- '-9di sAe' ooV oses Up,
Sie nrudng 200 bales American The sales OF The dy
no ut.d americas Futures closed quiet p
ien,- Low aIddng clause, Juy delivery, it-0Ad seler-
a. Inv and August delivery, lb5fd sellers do August
w. ssireabeI delivery Odd sellers. DO september aud
October delivery l7B4d sellers do October AID November
d.v-rv I4 BUYERS; do November and December delivery
sf seller. DO December and January delivery I'd sell
era. do september delivery LOAD. sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
" WELL-BoRy GEyILEHEN" APPEALED 10.

'Everla,,ingly well-bou gentlemen" Is the
way that C A. Bathhar. pf spirit Lake. Iowa, began ID
letter 20 the Commissioners OF Emigration "hli was ie
csve 5y them saturday. lie .toIG jneA that DE came %
conn. rv a wear ago from Germany. AMI was now
owner OF farm at spirit La6e. A. The harvesting season
Is approaching ne states tEltl finds himself exceedingly
busy and has no time 20 20 S-cpurtinE re There ore
Uravs mat the commissioners viii fud ilm pref yer
man cir. ,or l wteohe VINO en- help aim IN tnr harvest
me- he culs by hoping tist ID. cfei4t-'-A-N vel
horn cent rIn-u viii attend 10 MS " burning desire a.
cuicklg IL possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, July 6-P. VI.

SUNDAY, July Up. VI
The dealings in mining stocks last week made fair ag
gregate for four days business amounting 10 625S3
shares against 942OO shares for the edIns full week
The market however presented little Of special interest
The trading, usual. principally in the low-puce
shares. but than usually wen distributed The
ComstOcks were dull and steady. BOdie stocks IT.
regular. Bodie Consolidated was hrmer al 50 ass 3d.
out Blu wer weak at 60U52 cents Leadviles gen
orally steady, but IRON silver weak and sold at
o. II against 81 - the preceding week Horn
silver fairly active at - 1895 80 - 2Jand Green
Mountain dull and firm a. - %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
4 MAyDlMrs or G0TERy0P PITHSoE

HARRISBURG, July 5.-JlGGe Simonton to-
day filed an opinion ia me OF Jonathan NJ Ncmans
OF Pottstown, against Governor Pat1-on. an action
10 compel the Latter gransthe former commssio
Justice of the Peace OF the Thru Ward OF Pottstown
Montgomery county. NieEan was elected ia February
and commission was refused him on the ground taat
The ward was not entitled 10 Justice Of The Peace
Judge smout0s lis opinion, SAYS thai tue borough o
PotstOWu is entitled 10 one justice FOR each ward. and
nat Neuzn's election took place ~ the proper time. j..
grants the peremptory msndamus the Governor, COM
NJ llIug hlLu 10 Issue the comm ssIOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
DPOWYIYG ORA SAILOR.

James Murphy and Wallace Blake, sailors,
were in charge of the schooner Qmckstep under Captain
Obcd Smith, lying az The foot OF Conovcr-s, Brooklyn.
on saturday while the captain andsthe rest OF the
went ashore The men attempted % iurl Tie flying jD,
when the foot1ope parted Murphy fell overheard.
guic XIV possible Blake uut the yaW and pulled
10 his rescue bat too late ~ MIN. The drowned
twenty three years Old and his home was IN
Taunton, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

70 the breeze in Plainfed ~ j., Thursday amid the
firing OF cannon and music by the Cornet Band Inc
banner shows four by six feet portraits Of the
the best yet shown In the state
number OF leading Republicans in Jersey City are
making arrangements TO a Blaine and Logan Wig
wan a vacant lot in Montgomery, near Van Vorst-st
The structure will fun lot and will be used a.
county headquarters and place to hold meetings during
the campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

The Plsasastyiue Blaine and Logan Campaign O.up
vv,s org.niz.i On Thursday evening az Thom Hall one
hundred members wels enrolled. Inc following officers
were elected D. d. Earle president; the Eey AeAsnIsr
V1u Wsrt JOhn +. Foster stephen fsnSI' Jpn an
Lane Thomas Hammond. stephen waite, Nill"I ~ ~ ~
Hammond and John H. slaglpe, Vice presidents ~
ne and Thom.. Hammond. jr., secretaflesi AHred
Rnuer tre s-urer stirring speeches we're maze sAu
great enthusiasm prevailed The eluD wll push IN cdl
paign vigorously. giec CLUB has Deeh IoIlne~' Anu
eomInoliOus quarters have been secured
twenty by thirty Blaine and Logan banner wa hung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
NONINATIONs BY the pRE,,DENT.

WASHINGTON, july 6.-Auon- the nominal
ts sent c the senate On saturday were the following
Prank ~perry Of New-York. 20 Dee Receiver or funhc
Moneys al. Bismarck. Oak, u ram 10 Ch.fs ~ he l'r,
cc.sri 81 Pubic Moneys tt Bonlc, ' D. tI1lcl'' Oh
Cont %, tae Territory of Dakota tufi-- D'dsh i' "c
Register 90 the Land Ciice ~ La~t a, me- d' A' /,
Alderman A. MADISON To be uc.cycT OF Pubic Money oi
NJ. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
MR.. WINDOW STRONGLY FOR ELAINE.

Ex-senator Window, OF Minnesota VINO Is aI
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, has Just returned Win "a
family from az extended visit TO Europe. during the
eleven noetb. that they we're anrOsL the senators party
travelled is Holland Belgium, switzerland Italy, France
and England lis family has now gone 70 Ne"-Lns Al"
for visit with relatives, while ne viii remain mere
several days when asked about poAues ia''
evening by a rnlHr> reporter. Mr. Window replied;
liam Tor MI Blaine, of course. Lveryoody Knows
that. And / 4m confident that be VIII De elected s'''
nut myself IN the hands OF The National Committee snort
- ana, yr,o On io what cauuai-ning can 20 aid ~ thar
result Yol can hardly eXpect ne 10 t9k upon P"L'S
m general sue. nave heeu out O. me c9uh4! - '.
am about fourteen lAY- bfshd iu' news
OF which -Id-4yorrd % keep the run thiOuLl me new
papers Arrrthe D.pocr'lc iS 10 a., n .iiJ
H. .-ue- i,-1 AZ shall know better WhAt cdA Dr saiL
mink 81 lave AMI would bee weak candidate IOr t.'e
neIu0cr.ts slIi ,it.t Butler Voui De strong sp'lt
~ IN s.r. nee by return. and from Wudl
Nv ard L,rI rn.r- an confident NJ Blaine VIII carry
the state against any Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

General Sherman writes 10 German friends
at Washington, regretng that he does not have Al ST.
Louis K4aay opportunities for enjoyment for
merry" LOnis girls not fond OF kissing they
formerly were Boston Post
"The Pies My Mother Made is a new song,
IL is said but II Is not Every young husband has sung
II Tor the last Two eenturiss.-tPAl~delpAis Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

royo0s Julv 5.-2.3O D. m.-COusos g9 1916 for money
IL FOR the account United states Four and IAN
ia & Erie, Il - do second lOnsols - a
New York CenEal Josh Illinois Central, l2S canadian
Pacific 4jas Atlantic and Great Western second mortgage
paris adv quote three Per Rentes al 10 francs "a
cenames fnr Lls account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

The general bond market acted IN full sympathy with
the .bare market Governments were only moderately
active but they steadily gained in strength The nnal
bids show advances Of FOR the 3s = Tor the "a, and
~ for the 4ls state bouds were neglected Tie gress
advances made IN railroad bonds were amoRf
the speculative kind that recently had dechaed
20 much; thus, Erie seconds run a. higher 40
53; Chesapeake and Ohio rsts series were dp II Per
cent al % 81 I1a cOnsuls up per cent AT IL
wabash general - up per cent Al 81 Denver ana
RIO Grande up 62 per cent az - shd n6ae
Western extensions up per cent AT so Union Ia
clfc fr,ts were up yer c~st at 1913 Texas an F-cno
ncos advanced 10 per IS and nrsts ko Oraads
diYslons Up II per cent AZ oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

70 accomplish the great work Wendell Pnnps os0o
said that the Government spent 81 OOooVo 70 msnts
shows mat the only hope OF this Republic 70 ne
from the which the ballot cannot proeet uS the
frv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

ontnuous rains in certain OF the cotton growing
lands and better markets at Liverpool Ioletner WIN
natural reaction from the depression OF the preoed-
ing week Unmarried more confidence TO the cotton specu-
i9fion and prices were sharply advanced Later
repors favorable weather AMI OF depression ~
Liverpool caused reaction from me Dsst uSG,esi Oug
the faa gains Thursday night were from II 70 ~
points Tor this and from 70 ~ Po1's TOT Inc
be 59' snail Inc export, Of the week we're abOus
The same for the week OF last year. bi OF the O 9I
- 500 bales 900 bales were from this port agMnso
5000 for the week ~ last year Inc ,~tSuc, ic q, Ig-
lows. The recspts al the ports last week were 6oS
aIas sgan.t II al LA Is for the week l-s3-
which makes the total since september l. - 40 jazz
this year against 59O4062 bales last year inc ehPors
the s YER and The totals SeDtembrc are 3421-
IA bales this year against 4j7533j bales last year
husiness il small aud quotations rncertiIn In tho
asthraclte coal trade the expected activity after JAY
months to July was l2ob@l7o tons snss yen, d-~is.
lI2S so for the same time OF ls-3 decrease OF
l46O,1p3 tons, which VIII De SUI greater Nv AusuS -
because of the full weeks suspension 10 Ihs month
During the week there we're few unimDorisnt tslres
in mercantile trade and the suspension OF i've or threo
banks scattered through the country put tus uI,@
year was passed with less disturbance than was feared
There we're railroad defaults that we're not oeioIo
knOws The wabash failed 70 meet rs Interest on lts
divsonal bonds but il stated that the order o. court
10 paw the made at too late day ana tho
Negotiations Will be made mat VII, Iu a.l,l tns
a a1rrv on one day when money loaned up
10 s per cent. the loan market at the stocs
at l. per cents but outside OF that money geherauy
commands per cent. Notwithstanding the DShA rcseFN
up 70 306l per cent 1esteTa1y 600 91n mi
large gain - 600 cash; but the condition Is Det-
Ter than the figures Of the statement snow lhe paAKs
now hold only fl,G47 800 more IN spsc.c anu egi Gu
ders than they ued this date year ago nut De
se he losses are S36O4i 800 Hess now than then ana
a. consequence the deposits are swollen the suIg1sIe
greater them Yesterdays statement ccntres WIN
those Of corresponding dates ior tue preee1Hs '"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
THE RAMApo VALLEY BLAINE AND LOGAN CLUE.

The KcDublicans of Su1ern, Rockland
conntv. have organized club uader the ute OF the
r.na,o Valley Blaine and Logan Campaign Cuo, enroll
ing nrJy raembrrs Ta- officers elected are IL Be'Fd
president; T. F. Pier,ou and " ,xter, vice-pe. dent
Iohn +. CriIn treasurer; John H. N~sbodsu ~ -. ~
ord Robe-f- secretaries Effective Work Is tso iOue 'i
the Republican q, ket in amapo and mus Ia DII wv
boilers have bcra QUAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
TAXING HEB At HER WORD.

From The Toronto GLOBE
"DO, dearest, let me call you mlne my own,
my love- ny life my very SELF" burst forth AphOnse As
he and Birdie SAT- side 10y side on the front porch
"Oh. you're beside yourself" she said, hmpsuenty.
"Ah. thank yOu thank YOU. sweetie Those words
make me 40 happy Why could you not have spoken
them months ago and dspelled my dreadful fearP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

The following shows the relation between Ihe OoeA
reserve and the total deposit Aaoluues;
sp.r,, - s64.2.3.SDO s62,7t95Og 500 s0l.sOg
I Iees.'tendeT, 255o36c0 2443l,7co 28o-7ooo
Total re.erv.. ss7s35,80o ss7,-Sl.25o sss.s7ssoo
E against re asp 5f 795sa275 O5s-O5o 727sOOo
surpiu. ..... s55os5s5 s6.e44'l5o siGso2Soo
" Pr,n names we're dun al the week, yet tle
rates were strong sao advanced cents 70 the
so that no the close, business Va ions OIL sns osss
of = .3Ii and ~ -5l4, respectively Ior lohS
and short sterling. The domestic exchanges ruioa
n favor OF ms city except az nc Isl:
The latest quotations for New-forK eheSAs Az
ne Mace. named we're as follows: savannah, 1864
D~-iiiun: Charleston par % = premluS N'"-Oreans,
81 premium for commercial and y premium Tor oshAi
81 Louis, II premium; chicago 'o9SO 'TD'S ~ 'N1'
BOSTON, l. cents discount ,h..A
In tie railway world the new arrang mems r. "a De-
tween the Acsou, Topeka and santa te ana tue 81.
Louis and San Francisco karOdds Whse. JONI ESQ
OF UDe Atlantic md Pacific and OF the A0haye diFissn
through route 70 san Francisco II esltplshro,
and The movement Of the Rock Island tompany
10 enter the domain heretofore controlled ~ me 81 r
M \,rti,resfprn cOUpaues, were the principal events
OF the week. The earnings mus lar so co am.
month OF june generally make ABOUT ,ne 'she con
plsons with TIC month OF I973 that preceding lou'A'
u % .n depression on the first day e the week the
.pecuatlo At the stock EXCHANGE made sudden turn
ana Tor the remainder Of lie WEEK Ise "a, ~ 80
a steady improvement Ia values tug i'' "' 80
was passed without any deidul, IL "tclesV
payments taat were not anticipate; ,ne 800 U,
r5spres for extraordinarily arge crops ana the exs.
iencs d far short" uter"s that As iHats 40 ao,o
the lowest figures we're me 2tlncpdi l'0D o. 1919
on tuesday morning it never eet.ed 70 r2. ana g@ther
force ii the board adjourned on Innrsd@y ASisOon' IA
t Inn. price- for st0cas gradually advanced rom 20
H. per cent; indeed fast That moderate reseuoa
w. no not large For the four DAYS they
anioanted only 10 1872 900 shares asala.l L'2 80
& yest prices 81 me week were made Monday tao
,ubioned table sufficiently explains the VARIOUS move
ments.