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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08
CAroosA sPRINGs. GEoRGIA.

A LUM, Sulphur, Epson, Soda, Magnesia,
n Iron, Limestone, FreestOne. etc, each in
separate Springs; also, many other mineral
waters here. Fine band Of music: delightful
rooms; clean beds; 81 80 TO s. per day; Sl4 10
Sl7 20 per week; special rates for longer time
or large parties. a. LEYDEN, Owner and
Proprietor. GEORGE NJ. TILTON, Manager.
formerly Stevens House, New York; Adams
House, Boston, Mass; late Park View Hotel,
Florida
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

The college youths all over the land are
now preparing to make the shades Of
Webster, Calhoun and Clay ashamed Of
themselves.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

The son Of his father was not much Of
a dark horse after all, though he doubt
less feels very blue about this time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

The Biaine-LOgan crowd VIII now
promise 70 pension all who viii vote the
Republican ticket in November next.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

Unless the telegraph yesterday mis-
represented Mr. Randall, he is already
hedging on his ultra protection record.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08
EUROPE (!

GOOK's GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New
~ York in April, May and June. 1884. Pass
age Tickets by all Atlantic steamers. Special
facilities for securing good berths. Tourists
Tickets for individual travellers in Europe, By
al routes. at reduced rates.
Cooks EXcursionist, with maps and full
particulars, by mail 70 cents. Address
THoS, COOK & son, 81 Broadway, \. J.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08
For Sair.

NOR SALE. q nice, new cottage at NARROW.
II Central Railroad; 5 rooms, tire places,
the necessary outbuildings, never-failiug
wells OF good water; with or without the fur
for ten days.
nor SALE.-Will sell such as Oil Paint
i ings and Steel Engravings at such a low
figure that viii astOnIsh everybody. At
NATHAN BROS.
ls6 Congress street.
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Rnarnifin.

THE VERNON HOUSE. at " hite Bluff. Is
i open for the reception Of b0arders. Any
one wishing pleasant resort on the salts VIII
be pleased to know the bathing house Is large
and in perfect order. Terms reasonable.
Mrs. f. NJ. CONVERSE PrOpFietress.
COMFORTABLE Summer Board at low
- rates: in fine climate; livery convenient.
Apply to BUTLER 4 CHURCH, Mt. Airy, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

MONEY TO LOAN.--A plaoe where vor
w can obtain loan on personal propertv
Parties wishing TO sell Diamonds and Jeyeirv
and these wishing TO buy such articles Should
call on me. Cash paid for old Gold. Silver anf
mutilated coin. once private; business con-
Whitaker street.
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Rates Reduced to So Per Day.
HENRY CLAIR, Lessee.
THE KENSINCTON.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y.
THIS beautifully located and first class hotel
i will commence its third season June Il.
Being few hundred feet from the thorough
fare on Union aye.-the finest drive in sara
tOga-and overlooking Congress Park makes
il especially desirable for families.
James II. Rodgers, Owner and Proprietor:
also Prop'r Coleman House, New York; and
Erie Railway Dining Hall, HOrnellsville, y. Y !.
For terms address Coleman House, y. \ =,
uutfl Juna 10.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

The Republican legislature Of Massa-
chusetts passed, Owe the Governors veto,
the bill grabbing $40 extra salary for
each member. 1t is well. Probably the
members knew it would be the last chance
they would get to put their hands into the
public purse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

The Chicago hotel keepers viii have
nearly a month in which to hide their
spoils and prepare to rob another stage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08
ADVERTISING

Ten lL1es make square, line averages
seven words. Advertisement. per square.
ore Insertion 81 90; two insertions. 81 50;
thEee insertions. - O.: SIX insertions. $ 90.
Local CT Reading Notices double above rates.
Reduced rates on continued advertisements
Amusement advertisements 81 - per square.
Auction advertisements, Marriages, Funerals,
Meetings and Special Notices 81 % per
square each insertion.
Wants. Boarding. For Rent. Lost and Found.
&c cents q line. No advertisement inserted
Hnder these headings Tor less than so cents.
Sgscial ~Ites for Weekly Aelrs.
Y { DO not insure the Insertion OF any adver-
GseWent on any speeihed day or days, nor
do We insure the number Of insertions
within the time required by the advertiser.
Adyerti-eDents VIII. however. have their
fall number ~ insertions when the time
ear be made up. bat when accidentally
LETT cut and the number Of insertions can
not be given. the money paid for the omit
led insertions VIII be returned 70 the adj
vertl-er. All letters should be addressed
j. II. ESTILL. Savannah. Ga.
J. c. GOODRICH. Northern Advertising
IN \ l7
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J. c. GOODRICH. Northern Advertising
Manager 81 the DAILY MORNING News and
WEEKLY News. sun Building. View York.
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Raflr.
lIFru ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR RATTLE, six steel Engravings, st a,
Il HELLER'S, 60 Whitaker street Masonic
building. Tickets 81.
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ZOE LII.


TO RENT, desirable cool rooms, for light
i housekeeping; newly painted. lei south
Broad street.
nor RENT. a two-story brick house: de-
Il sirable location. For particulars arply
No. 30 Houston street.
ITO RENT, a stable in good location on Jones
i street. For application send name and
address to @. o., care Morning News Office.
TOR RENT, two furnished rooms for gentle
II men, convenient to ;, +. x w. Railway.
Apply No. Macon street.
ITO RENT, a nicely furnished room, with
use Of bath, at lob Liberty street.
NOR RENT, two large rooms, partly fur
Il nisled, at LIS Perry street; price, SO per
month. Inquire on premises.
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The Metropolitan Hotel,
BROADWAY AND PRINCE STREETS.
NEW YORK.

EIRsT-CLA in all is appointments and
Il unsurpassed by any hotel in the city.
Is especially inviting TO business men visit
ing city with their families.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

MONEY TO LOAN.-Liberal loans mad
WI on Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watehes
JeWelry, Pistols, Guns, Sewing Machines
Wearing Apparel, Mechanics Tools, Coca
ETC., etc, ct Licensed Pawnbroker House ~
Congress street. K. MUHLBERG, Mausrer
n. B.-Highest prices paid for old Gold and
Silver.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

w ANTED. q healthy wc@ nurse. unusr
W come well recommended. Apply az once
at I07 York street.
WANTED. experienced saIssgadies. ii
w DAVID WEISSETN & cog. No other
need apply.
WTANTED. everybetIv to kugw that
w MADAME SMITH has removed 10 Lib
erty street, fourth door east Of East Broad
WANTED, a nurse as TO Liberty street:
w only those need appIT who cas- come
well recommended.
WANTED. students in STENOGRAPHY
w and TNPE-N BITING Terms rczson-
able. c, 5. RICHMOND, I37 Bay street.
w ANTED, an intelligent. sober and busi-
W ness young man, with same capital
from 81 600 20 81 ,s0s-tO come nay factory in
Atlanta, Ga., for few months and learn g
good paving business, without competition Il
the Southern States and with tle capital open
like business IN >aFFannah. Gain partner
ship with myself. I viii guarantees all losses,
as II is an lmpossibilgiy 10 make z1ess in this
business. The Young man must b9Df Savan-
nah. aud VIII not ncalce any con haunicatIou
without hrsf-claSs mercantile references.
references exchanged. For part culars adj
dress ATLANTA WIRE WORKS AND
BIRD CAGE MANCFACTOR1, 81 Peachtree
street, Atlanta. Ca.
EMILIO f. CAVALIER, Proprietor.
WANTED, ladies and young men wishing
W 10 earn 81 to s. every day Quietly az
their homes; work furnished; sent " mail:
no canyassing; no stamps required for reply.
Please address EDWARD f. DAVIS & Co,
IS South Main street. Fall River. Mass.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-08

A GREAT many fashionable ladies are going
to wear nothing this summer but black silk
dresses and white dresses made with a good
Times
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18
RIVER NEWS,
Hotcg Ahout the Steamboats,, Bank Erie1i
and Teiegfas,,ie Reports. -

Hotcg Ahout the Steamboats,, Bnuh Eriesi
and Teiegfan,iis Reports. ~,
The Princess usill continues her trips In the
De.laira trade as reHular Is clock work.
The Willie Austan has withdrawn from the
steubenville trade until there Is more water
The O., L. & W. wharibost has been tow ed
down to tho Belmont landing where She
will remain until there Is q rise. 81
The depth In the channel o! present ia bul
n little over three feat. On the bsr at tbs
mouth OF the creek 1t is not even that. N ts,g5
The Diurnal has no, bsen running in the
Parkersburg trade for several days back,
owing to the low depth Of water. 1t has been
found that the rspAi.s recently put upon be-,
at Cincinnati hAva injured her; e1cellsut
steering qualities. Hsr stern was raised too
much. 1t will have TO be lowered. n g15tg4
The light dtsught steamer Rosedale left
Qinciaus.i Friday evening in the Andes
place. She will be due hers to-day aud. will
leave for Cincinnati on her rsturn trip to-
morrow noon. The attention OF shippers Ia
called to her advertisement 1t requires only
q tsy inches Of water to aoat her and she cal,
csYsy coed lot Of freight, Prs, y
Capt. John Fehrcnhstuh, OF UlnoiunaH.
Supervising Inspector for this district 10
quartered al the McLura House. He Is here
as ono Of tho Board OF Ersmlners that viii
meet to-day in Surveyor Bsach's office for
the purpose OF holding competitive ernmi.
nation OF tha applicants for the .pnaition OF
U.S. Local Inspector Of boilers. msds vacant
by the death OF Capt Thomas @. Wilson,
Judge !. J. jackson snd Surveyor Beach are
the other members Of the Board. y.
PITTSBURGH, August 17.-Riverl2 inches
and stationary; weather clear aud hot. S.{1
C,Se,sSA7r, August 17.-Riyer fest 10
inches and about stationary; weather clear
and warm, 4 T7l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18
LAID TO REST.
Tho FuncrAl OF ChriHt. LtcdI Yesterday
p. IKE a}sgP Aftcrnouu, 49, -

Tho Funeral OF Christ. Atcdl Yesterday
Z. i3GP5 Aftcrnoou. III
I Tho funeral Of Mr.. Chr!stisn L;cdl, city ed
itor Of the Eolktlatl, whosa sad death Friday
night was announced in Saturdays papers,
took place yesterday afternoon from hts late
homs on Main street and was quite largely
attended. The arrangements and the funeral
cor,ese were under the direction OF Mr. Hen.
~ Blumenberg The ceremonies were under
the aUsptces Of Gsrmanta Lodge No. z, K. Of
r, n which organization the deceased WAS a
member. The following k.of P. lodges also
participated: Black Prince No. 10, Humboldt
No. 0, Baltimore No. aud Oaio Valley No.
81. Rev. Mr.. Eissnlohr SPOKE o, the house
and At tho grave in a very feeling manner.
Tha nterment took place in tho Peninsula
Cemetery, whore he was buried beside his
lately deceased wife, aud thither the large
body OF men belonging 10 the lodges marched.
The large turnou. attestcd to the esteem II,
which the deceaaed was held. AT the grave
A.B Doxne. Grand Chancellor K. of =. OF
this State, spsSe IN On elcQuen. manner OF
the deceased. The singing seotioDu OF tbs
Gsrnania and Beethoven Singing Societies
AsnE the funeral hymn, Sweet and @ 1iet is
Your Sleep, just before tho bencdictlon was
pronounced. The services throughout were
quite affecting, and the grief { the four lii,
tic fathsrless and mothericss children was
very sad. Nearly ell thes prominent Ger
mana In the city were present. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Christ. S;ebte, Aup.
N. Schneider, !. fBoharf. +.
and F. Muhu. "a :! ~ ig,5s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18
AOHEEK!Y R EF'EREE
ANnA CROOKED sELLk,RE o hRsMAN
deliberately Cheat Louis Felsirg Out OF
u Race which ltc Fairly won-The Z
Most Shnmelcss Fraud Evcr Fer.
r petrattd In Local Sports.

There have been frauds and Yumors OF
frauds In sporting circles time and again,
hut never before was 20 bold and ambush.
Ing dlOhonesty practiced In apyAquat!c event
In this city as that which characterized tie
deolLion Of tho referee In the boat rScs be.
tween I.ouiJ Fslsing and Henry He'll at
Bellaire on Saturday. Felsing fairly won the
race, and no referee who was not Ignorant OF
dlHhoncGt, could have devised q wny 10 haye
deiranled HIM OF the stakes. Probably He'll
has rowed his last. race. Certainly he will
never find Wheeling cartnian chump
enough 10 row him over his home coure and
With q BellAife referee. l,6IJigq 80 -
Tho race wsa for three miles, with a turn,
Tor purse olfGQ0. Tho betting during The
week had been even, bat Saturday ai.et aoon
small odds wers given on Fels!ng, apparently
owing to the fact tEat tho Wheeling folk.
Ind tho mont lucrv, and had come down &c
Bel.a.re intent on srpportIng their old..imt
iayor!tG. H ,-5I'y r.E ~
The men were called out shortly alter SIX
O'Clock, Hall appearing first, closely followed
by Felstng., Az sJ0n us the coltestauts wsrt
10 position ths word waa given. He'll caught
tbs water first, AID cA!1ed slight lead, bu,
missed two strokes almos. In suocsssion, and
allowed FelalnS TO obta!n AHEAD Of nearly O
lSnS,h before the frat fifty yards had boon
gone over. This lend Fslslng maintained
rowing beautiful, clean, even and powerful
stroke, going down tho river straight n IN
arrow. He'll, on tho other hand. rovsd q
ragged, quick stroko, and short distance
above the bridge. ysered 10 tho right and
caused the bow Of his boat 10 come In COT
tact with the etern OF Feisius's shell, imms'
dlatesy sfie: which ho deliberately turned
around and fowed back to the starting point
Fols'ng continued, and rowed over the cours,
In OLD. l.F g15'E l2l'p 4,
Hell claimed q ioal, aud alter cossalta
ton with the judges and others, the reterss
Wallis Campbell, OF Bellairs, declared tn.
race cit Internationally, snd all bets dawn
The decision caused general surprise, aut
no liltlp kicAing. Many Of Hello friend
said il wGs unfair. gl 9
Shortly after the dscis!on Of the reisres
He'll used sn inaultiDg remark to Felsing
Who resented It by striking tho "kidn in th'
face. Fole'ug was arrested by City Msreha
Burke, and gave bond lor his appearance. q
William H.. Robinson, OF this city, To-
using sbnsiVe Language toward the rsieree Ii
particular and the Bel!sise aport1 In general
Wis arrested and atte!war released ON bail
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( Brcacutuas and Provision, I

NEW Yop1, August lC-F1our du,, az, -,
changed; receipts is Oh barrels; exno,ts ~ XII
barrels Wheat spot strong and hiaher. ont,n ~.
firm: receipts o., bushels; exports Isl. DO bnsh
clA; No. chicago S1as54c: No. 8 tpdnr III H7r
migrated red 1oa9-s No. 2 red S9kngiitc NJ ~
red Augnst nominal September sales 6Ss. IN hm:h
e. at 9is3Ike. cdsngtat a0c October. nsfes sHi
900 bushels at9l@sy;5ss closing al O.7kc: Novcm
bes sales S'6 600 .rshe!s At e3sfa9ilc cio.inv a.
05c: December, Eales 900 bushels at 9si<aaS,ic
clo.ng at cAc; January, sales 5000 buSheis y,
97HsG9isIc, closibg at 97c: Fcbrusrv. s.Isa ~
O'9 bushels At s9As9}1sp closing at ase: Msrch
sxles ,t0a bushels at 81 COX; tprij. ralcs o. !.
900 bI: 1els 1t 81 clo4ing al 81 Oi Nav kalrs
500 bushels at 81 O!HS.r Corn, bot sironSe-.
ootlnss hcsdy: receipts i,t0 bushels: exports f.f,
bushels; nng;sded 66aGs,s No. 8, b9jsc: Eo, q esr.
70 2 august to.&s6G, ct Ing Al, { q; Fepte,uber
69aes9Ac, closing at t0xc;' October LSIa6gIcI
closing Rt a9}sc; November Ssa5s4c, cIe Inv n
Ss a., Oats ,us,s!tse; receipts SIC bashelE exports
western aoAi6c. Hay quiet and unchapgsd. Hons
unchanged. Coffee. fair Rio hvmer at l0s p,ioils
higher: Rio No. 4 August 6j.SR,: Bcptc1n Der
luSa. &c. Octone: asS.z5c; November 83Cs8 PFC.
Decamber s.sos.t,c; January 3r5c. Sugar steady
With fair de!nanl. Modnes dull and nominal,
Kice demand fsir aud market HrmI Tall0w
stlonger Ut 9..tc. Rosin dull aud unchxpgcd.
Trlpentlna ttrpSEe. at SIC. Egg western i;e,h
iirm and !unch.nged. Pork stronger; new nee,
" Goals 50; !n!Gdlss unchanged. Lard opened ioc
higher, declined 10 POINTS and closed strong;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18
FIkhlng Tin Cheat Hirer,

The Baltimore Sun Of Saturday says: Col.
Milo v. Bailey. Superintendent Of Mails, and
Mr.. 8. T. Hooton. Chief Clerk. OF Railway
Mail Service, have been spending week at
Cheat river with their families. Col. Bailey
returned home yesterday: aud says he. caught
bass by the bushel. Ga Wednesday he and
Mrs. Hooton together caught II bass. The
Colonel, who Is gu authority on tish and hard.
ly ever misses chance for his iavorite snort,
has perhaps the greatest assortment Of dsh!ns
rods o. any man in the business. He says
the ChsA. river bass rarely weigh over two
and thresquarter pounds, a three Founder
being considered large for those waters He
ssys, however,, they are. the gan,est ash he
his hand inflicted by the fin OF ons Of them
will testify. The party put mp at houee six
miles above Rowlesbu.g. ". Va, and wers
treated 80 well that ail the romance vac
knocked out OF the old style OF "loughing H."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18
Oh THE OH CANT GROUND,
MornpSyILLE, August II.

H ~ E.'atI ~ CAMP horEH, ..-.t+
Speclsl prayer for rain Is In ordsr. =
Our own girls looked thei, svestest to-day.
Many familiar iaoss from Wheeling could
be seen. 3 lg5 =.
John echellhssc. the proprietor OF the no.
tel, bad about $50 at dinner Today. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18

HntlS from, lroin4d = Water Works
Enthusiastically Scalded. Etc.
TIE Gioha base bsii club came home smil.
ing sersnely. grea. many people went uE
from here TO sec the gsms. E-E-
Patrick Logan considerably astcnished bis
frienda here Saturday noon by dropping
down oa.them on his return from Ireland. :
Arthur Walling, OF the Western Union
6thca. and Star Woodbridge, OF Dubois &
McCoy's mill, havs been having vacation
at Chippewa Lake. ,EI4 'G
Vim. Hamilton, Of Wellsburg, hel resigned
the Office OF President OF the Bsllsire window
glass works, and 1t will DO continued by the
former management. ,af .
Geurgs Land leaves this morning for his
home IN Allegheny. His place In McCul-
!ough's drug siors will be filed BY J, q.
Mayicy, OF Cincinnati.
The evening freight on tbs Cleveland &
Pittsburgh roSd waited Saturday till sitsr
tho boat race ito take passengers home 10
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and points above.
The brakeman who WAS arrested here for
stealing box OF tobacco In ALLEGHENY from
car, had bearing Friday In Pittsburgh
and was held for t1iai, being unable 10 give
bail, ss Is ~ ~
Johnny Nay!or, son OF Wilson Esylor,
died Saturday and was taken In the evening
to Wells6urs for burial. Hs died from
scsld!ng by hot water pulled over on him
while playing about home Thursday. I
Tho Water Works Trustees arc letting the
coa!ractosa get tho new pumps into good
working order before accepting the jo5; but
srestill worried by ths necessity for i greater
supply Of watsr aud the continued failure OF
the new ensinca to give it. 80
There were the usual services in all the
churches yesterday, except at the First
presby te.iaa, the pastor OF thu. church btire
absent. DR.. Williams, Ia addition to tbs
regular morning end evening services, held
meeting on the square Just after SUPPER.
d psVemsut, from lndan Run to G.syei
Hill has long been nesded and much talked
81. This eummer'H building hss nearly filled
that spaeo On the west Side OF Noble gt1est
with fine residences, and now a pavement Of
sawed Berea stone Ia 10 he laid the whole
distance. Is this street south oil tho run Is
BOW filed up resdy for paving on both sides,
1t vii! be one Of the finest ptreets in Town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18

One Of the reasons why so many paop!e do
not appreciate the great wonders Of Niagara
In Ill their msgniGcence Is that most eIcuF'
slons heretofore run to thct place have been
selling yon ticl:st care little or nothing for
your comfort and enjoyment. Thsy prom.
,sa you tia earth in thsir advertisements and
you are lucky II you g.t lAce rail. They
advertise and sell ticLs!s to II places OF In.
tereas for 81 Is, which ticket only tskes in
the Cheap places snd entirely ignores such
wonders as the Whirlpool Rapids, Burning
Springs, &,. II you, however, desire to Let
them, you will surely hear tho melodious
voice OF The gate keeper 10 the tune OF "A
half dollar, sir,"iu addition to the exhc>.
bitaa. charges Of the world..enowned MIS-.
ara Falls hack driversf,r extra hire. Neid.
hardt's tickets OF admission include all and
every poiut OF interest at the Falls, and his
arrangements are such as to be next TO i'm.
possible for any one to take advantage Of his
e1cursioufsts, - -"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18
TEE DAIRY NJ AEHETN.
Tho Financial World.

new yoaE, Angus. 1e.-Money easy a. la2 pe,.
| cent, c'cs,d at l1sn2 percent. ehine mercantile
OGpss Sass peTs ss Sterling Exchange bznke'
GovERSAKSrs-Sttong, = - 2H III s9'
RAILROAD boNDs-slr0ng: Kars,s Pacific cousols
rose % s2a; Atlantic aud Pacific rts 10 s1%s Texss
II do a9sented 10 As and do incomes 10 4O
STATE sEcuErIHs--Duii. = ,''
srocks-The market was dull. sales amounting
70 only 200 khsIes the smallest total for any dtS
Tor nearly month. 1u carly dealing speculation,
priced shares OF Union Pacific & Missouri Pacific
kansis TexAa vas the especial feature, swtt19 M
iiom .lsN 70 2ttHa. Speculation Continued st y,
aaai ass mo sesoad cal when awe:scr feeling
volume 0! bu.incss. AT the close recoye,v ~ IL
percent ensued and the market LEFT an arm nit
Standing short interest WAS largo ynd 4 uumber N
S 1t ntemim u use As COM
percent higher, except for No.lhe,n Pst,t," ~ "a
Aissousl Pacific. which arc frac,ionallw io~ nsu
Anon: the Inactive shares Q. G c. d i. declined j
s ,gSnt 70 u sha steSon lmprovementA 10 2lk
preferred ) to % and colorado Coal 10 Tx. The
s,ss ssS.s Joy the Weet we've l4O az shares:
pa gs e. II S *: a Rs.. 3 , psy g
LehiGh d Whkea, o. Louisiana conso I..' ~ ~
Missouri Is. 1G!tna St.. jcscph los; st, r. q
::,ss, Nh; Tennessee Is, Ole. soy: do new so,S:
Tg ne f Pscac sna l EFSa a. az RIO anae
sinking fund lie; VisEia g. virginia c cap 10
Express Is5; Amer.csn Express. os; Canada son a
ern. S7h: Central, Pacific. IL: CheNpeste 4
Ohio, III DO LIST preferred, Is: do ID preferred, OK,
=, g, y. 4 l.. ioE Denve' \ Rio G:ande i91s Eli.
s. joseph; 3ah DO pre,erred, ss}l Karas i Tc1ss.
81: IAth Hrie Il Western. ~: lake Shore ss7S:
Ionisyil!ed Nashville. sN Loulsville, Now 4lbsnsy
4 Chicago. lsls: Memphis d Ghal!o. on LIT ORE.
ierred, 10: DO ID preferred is: Memphis d Chsrles.
ton. g; Michigan Central, G.; Missouri Pacific,
92E4: Nashville d Chattanooga, a; New jeney
centrai, OK; Northern Paidc TX; do preiefret,
YORK Central *; Ohio Ccnt,al. IL; Oiio T MY.
siaippi. q; dn p.eie.rel 81: Pacific Nail. sOis.
Pittsburgh, 1877, Heading, .7ls; 81. Louis d ssn
siancias9 l7i5; DO preferred, s. Paul. 81: d.
lS United sates Exra.., u; W., at oa Fpsc, ~
dop;els1ree Wells Fargo Express. ies WE e