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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

II WISH through the columns of the IS.
IL TELLIGENCER to call the attention Of
my friends and the public generally to my
Stock of Seasonable Goods. / will name a
few leading articles:
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ladies' Cloaks,
Ladies' Undervests,
Water Proof Goods,
Coraline Corsets.
Charlottesville Cashmere,
Hosten Mills, Kersey, Jeans,
All Wool Mems Undershirts
And Drawers.
The Finest Blankets in the City.
Hosiery, Yankee Notions, Trunks,
Headquarters for Shoes and Boots.
A full line of Bay State Shoes and Boots.
l have been selling Boots and Shoes over
forty years, and they are the best ever
handled.
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES.
a large assortment of Wall Puper. Some
beautiful patterns. In Window Shades /
cannot be excclled.
GROCERIES.
Fine Coffee-green and roasted,
Sugar n. o. Molasses,
Buckwheat Flour, Cheese, Crackers,
Best Flour, Oat Meal, Wheat Bran,
Headquarters for Fine Teas,
Maccaroni,
And many other articles in Fancy Groce-
ries, Canned Goods, Hardware, Hats, Bug
q, Materials, Crockery, Glassware and
Woodenware.
ask an inspection of my stock and
prices. Particular attention called to
Shoes, Boots, Blankets, Jeans, Cassimers
and Dress Goods.
Give me call at No. 1 Granite Row,
Anderson, s. c. A. 3. TOWERS.
Nov 20, 1894 10
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: An umbrella loan society is 20 bt

= An umbrella loan society IL to DO
establtshed In Berlin. Members over.
taken BY sudden showers can obtain
umbrellas AZ th. .aociety's offices in vari.
ous parts of the city. IL, will be inter:
eating 10 see whether this attempt to
people 70 retain other rerson's umbrellas
Rili succeed.
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VALUABLE FARAEvA9
"ND sAu ~

THNHE undersigned offers for sale one of
Il the best Farms in the up. country.
The place contains something over Three
Hundred Acres. lying two miles East of
the Town of Easley. on tie Greenv!!ie
road; has splendid dwelling. with all ne
cessary outbuildings. The land is in a
high state of cultivation.
Any one wishing such place can get u
argain by calling on the subscriber.
For particulars enquire of Col. J. E. Ha-
Anderson, s. c.
e. Fl. BARTON, Easley, s. G.
Nov q, 1854 20
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The session of Congress began on last
Monday. Nothing of public importance
was done, beyond receiving and reading
the Presidents message.
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Hon. s. J. Randall visited Atlanta,
Ga, on last Friday. He was presented
to the Georgia Legislature. oud that body
adjourned in his honor.
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FIRST PLAMER in the CITY

FHHE Show has come and gone, but
Il Mayfield & Stuart can still he found
at their Planning Mill on the Blue Ridge
Yard. where you can find the finest lot Of
Finished Flooring, Ceiling. Weatherboard.
ing, and all kinds Of MouIdings, ever saw
in this market. Come and see us before
you buy, as we are bound to give salisfac-
country solicited. We would also call at.
tention to our Stock Of Doors, Sash and
Blinds which we are selling at cost. Call
at Blue Ridge Yard.
Nov Is, 1884 Is = - Am
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NOTICE TO CREDIT0Rs.

Ursey g. Tucker vs. Harrison Tucker. Jno.
P. Tucker, ct al.
TO All order of Court In the
u above stated case oil persons having
claims against the Estates OF DeJarnei
Tucker, deceased, and Sarah Tucker. de.
ceased, are notified to present and prove
them before me on or by the 2nd day of
January next. : -
W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov 27, 1884 20 e.
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Over 4 lfieg 10 oss from two Planta:j
i, iions fiji ISaren3 Gtopnt III hSye
q recently en- aigrsfed 20 Af fkatieas n sss, :Ss
;ss South Carroll tea; cared in Il fruit
& & ssesarosabcr 81 l7iag ba8n pSs1o 1olncsd by
experts "a b quals q, isa1osted tsss
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
James B. Carpenter, Plaintiff, va. Mamie
e. McCreary. and others, Defendants.
pURsUANT 10 nm order of Court in the
above stated case, oil persons having
Claims against the Estate Of Mrs. 8. G. Car.
penter are hereby notified to present and
prove them before me on or, by the lst day
Of January naxt. H1 -
w. w: HUMPHREYS. Master.
Nov "a. 1884 20 II
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tsnAL.l John W. paniela.

To tke Defendant ,. l.. Chastain :l .s, IS
TAKE NOTICE, That The Complaint In this n.
Hon, (together With tho Summons, Of which the
fokegoing 10 copy1 was died in the ofiic. az fhc
C.erk Of the Court Of Common Pleas for Andorson
GGounty, nt Anderson, "a the State Of South Caro-
INA. on ihS 2eth day Of November. A. D. 1854. :.
Nov 2., 1884 20 ~ A~''''ne}e'
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANpRRSOH

r. A. White and John f. ;.eazeaic. Piaintibs
against =. L. Chastain, Defendant. t.-Ssmirons Icr
ReltV-Cbmpldfat not Served. =" ~ ~
To tho Defendant J. L. Chasiaip
VOU arc hereby summoned and REQUIRED 10 nm.
ever tho complaint In thia ae1ion, which
Of Common Pleas at Anderson G. IT., g. C. anSs az
serve copy OF your anxvur to the said cotnpInins
on the subscribere Of their ofics, Anderson "a. m
exclusive OF tho day Of such service: and IN yo,
faii 70 answer the complaint within tho tfrns
Aforesaid tho plafnsis In this action ul appiy IA
plainI n 81 80 - ,' ste So'1' 5S'll
Dated Yovenber aoth, Il. D. 1854. Il. II,
MURRAY. BREAZRALE q MURRAY.
ssf. PlaintifIss Attoyaesa
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Mr.. J. I. Nix, Of Greeuville, has had
T. rule issued and heard before Judge
Aldrich upon the affidavit Of his former
iaw.partner. asking to have Mr.. Nix's
name stricken from the roll of Attorneys
for unprofessional conduct. Mr.. Nix
had similar rule issued against him last
year, which was dismissed by Judge
Witherppoon. Hence the present rule
creates considerable interest among the
members of the bar. Judge Aldrich has
given no intimation as to how he will
decide the matter.
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The State Board of Canvsssers of
Illinois have decided from testimony
given before it that Leman, Republican,
was entitled to the certificate of election
as State Senator, instead of Brand,
Democrat. This gives the Legislature
of Illinois to the Republicans ON joint
ballot by one majority, and may secure
Logan's reelection TO the United States
Senate. Perhaps, however, some other
development may yet wrest the Senator.
ship from the Republicans.
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TO RENT.

A SMALL FARM, five miles Northeast
N from Anderson. Apply to under
signed at National Bank of Anderson, 8. g.
Is. FRANK MAULDIN.
Dec 4, 1854 II 3
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STArE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ ANDERSON County.
BY Thomas G. Ligon, Judge of Probate.
WHEREAS, J. L. Tribble has an
piled to me to grant him letters of Ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate of
Jerome Clark, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and aduon-
ish all kindred and creditors of tho said
Jerome Clark, deceased, to be and an
pear before me in Court of Probate TO be
held at Anderson Court House, on the
i3th day or December, 1884, after publica.
ton hereof to sbew cause, if a,iy thev
have, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under nv hand
this 22d day Of November, 1884.
T. @. LIGON, J.P.
Nov n, 1884 20
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Oct q, 1854 ,5 s. . CD

NoYIcE FINAL SETTLEMENT 4 ],
~ The undersigned, AdmiDistratolS <
the estate OF Ezekial Long, ST.. deck,a.1sss 3. q
hereby gives notice that hs will Apply ~ y
thp Judge of Probate for Anderson Cann!t
or 23rd day Of December, 1884, for 49, 49,
Setuement OF said Estate and dischnfge iicSss 4
his office as Administrators.
\ ~ 2: n s{ Il !! ( JOSHUAsJA AN ESOA,aa
admir- de bonis non with Will nnRetsssS' -
Nov 20, 1854 s s 10 5, rs o. ~.
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THE END HAS GOMEZ

RADICAL rule is over at Last a.,
the end of hard times ia near II sra,
one will come mp and do bis du.y so,,,,.
ly by paying those who have helO,a
them.
Those indebted to me for Guano .,
Supplies MUST come forward and D,,
up, as am determined not to carry ovs,
any Accounts from this year. So coma
along and pay up at once.
have on hand stock of Genen,
Merchandise, which l viii! sell At III.
lowest living prices for cash. Call and
secure bargains.
j. PINK. REED,
No. z Granite Row.
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Parties indebted to REED e. MOOR.
HEAD will take notice that afte.
short time their Notes ard Accounts
will be placed in the hands OF an A.tor
ney for collection.
If you want to arrange with us, cau
on either J. Pink Reed or r. l.. Moor
head at the old stand.
R. L. MooRHEADI
J. PINK REED.
Nov Is, 1884 18
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COLLIN COUNTY.
A Newsy Letter-McK Inney Note.

MCKINNEY, Aug. .. Special. r.
County Treasurer w. NJ. Bagley this
morning received from Austin $500,
available school fund of Collin county.
This will be increased to $4,000 by in
terest on school lands, and will be sutli-
cient to run our public schools, both
white and colored, seven months in the
year.
County Assessor w. g. Barnes has
nearly completed the assessment rolls of
Colin.
The rendered list shows. Valuation
of S,0jO,6Sb; unrendered, $l65,0OO; total
valuation, IS, l05,6S5; an increase OF $780,
$50 since 1883; polls assessed, $500, and
amount of taxes TO be collected il SOS, 0q5.
Values In Collin have increased steadily
each year, and our present efficient Tax
Assessor, w. @. Barnes, who, by the
way, is not candidate for recollection
can point with pride TO increased valua.
tion AS good evidence OF faithful service
Pete Walton who has friend In ever,
body in Collin, Is shaking hands will
old ncquaintancos In tho city.
Without exception those who attended
the Dallas reunion are enthusiastic II
praise. IL was magnificent affair, ans
shows what the Queen City can do.
Collin will send numerous delegation
TO Houston aud Will advocate X. II
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A Mnh GnNrrnmrni.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 0.-rhe indie
pendept press is uttering strong pro
tests against the confiscation by the
Federal government of the ancient
Hospital of Jesus, which was originally
endowed by fernando Cortez, the con
queror of Mexico, in his will. Asa pre-.
text for the act OF contiscation the Gov
eminent sets up the plea of non-fulill.
nent of certain clauses in the will of
Cortez, which also endowed convent
and school of theology, neither of which
institutions have over been established.
The Hospital of Jesus has for genera.
| tons been considered one of the mos
sacred institutions In McSico.
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Craig for Attorney-Go neral, not because
some one else was white elephant" or
is a "great author" but for his own
worth.
Delegates to the Grand Lodge of
Knights of Honor have returned from
Lampasas well pleased with their So
journ.
Hon. IL. c. Mack addressed the voters
of Collin ut the courthouse to-day in
favor of "free grass" subject by no
means popular in this county. In the
hands of the eloquent speaker it smacks
much of Communism. The speaker
quoted S. II. Stout, Of Cisco, and John
Merchant, of Pilot Point, as authority
for the statement that the lease law will
inaugurate an era of bloodshed, fence
cutting and lawlessness.
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TRADE NOTES.
THE STOCK MARKET STEADY
Falls River Mills Shutting Down Cause,
Dullness In pnnts-Steel Nails
Amalgamated Association
National Crop Report.
National Crop Report.

WAsHINGT1N, Aug. 9.-'rhe Depart
ment of Agriculture reports the condi-
ton of cotton improved in Virginia,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana ana
in Arkansas. improvements especially
manifest in Mississippi and in Louisiana.
In North Carolina and in Georgia its
average status is unchanged since the
July report.
In South Carolina, Florida and in Ala
bama excessive rains caused weed
growth and the shedding Of forms, and
has prevented cultivation.
In Texas the drought has caused loss
OF one point, and raises serious appre-
tensions for the future.
The cotton moth has appeared in the
quiz states, and worms are reported III
some counties, but no damage as yet.
Hhe plant, generally, is reported late
and deficient as yet, and at present all
agree that it is in condition to give good
results with favorable weather and de-
ierred frOsts, or to show heavy deprecia
ton with continued excess of rain in
enc section and drOuth in the other
lhe average condition is an advanced
one from 1876 in July, and a little above
1873.
SO far this is favorable as in six year,
o. tne past Ten, any report mas SHOWN
decline from the record of the preceding
month, the exceptions being 1876, ISL
and lSS2.
State averages are; Virginia, 81; Nortl
Carolina, 81; South Carolina, 81; Georgia
so; Florida, %; Alabama, %; Missis-
sippi, 80; Louisiana, 80; Texas, 70; Al
| kansas, s.; tennessee, ".
AdVices since the iilst of the mOntl
| Indicated improvements from seasOna
| hlc rains in Texas.
! The condition of corn averages
| the same MS in the July report, and il
| higher than in any August since 1850. !
has been exceeded but three times il
ten years-in 1915, 1870 and 1850 when i
! was ~ in each instance. The report o
wheat includes only the spring whea
| region. The average is IS, one poin
! higher than in the two last good sprins
wheat years and higher than any yea
since 1877.
The Department OF agriculture report
the average condition of cotton i'm
creased from 50 in July to a littl,
above 81. The condition of corr
averages the same rs In july
and is higher than in any August sine,
lSsO. The report of wheat includes onl,
the spring wheat region and average
~, which is higher than any year sine
ls0. Tobacco promises II large crop.
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CLEnURNE, Aug. O. Special. There
is some Disappointment on the part of
Douglas personal friends ut the nomina-
ton of Tarlton for floatcr, but the public
generally are well pleased
The question constantly asked, chow
is he on free grassY" is usually
answered, Gle surely favors the lease
law or he could nothavebeen nominated.
But that question will be finally and
fully settled at Houston, and we will
never hear of free grass again."
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PITrsBURo, Aug. D. The National
Convention of the Amalgamatcd Assoc
citation Of Iron and Steel workers went
into executive session Immediately
upon assembling, for the purpose of
hearing reports of the various con-
mittees. After adjournment ut noon
the officers and delegates were seen,
but refused to make public the pro-
ceedings. one delegate was found who
volunteered the information that
tho convention SO far has
been entirely harmonious and
that the question of adjustment
of nailers ana feeders has not yet been
brought up. There was not nearly rs
much dissatisfaction among them he
said, aS reported.
The convention expects to finish il
labors and adjourn finally on Tuesday
evening. In speaking of steel rails, {
delegate stated to-day, that If the manu-
iacturers had succeeded i'm making d
success of steel rail making, il would
have ruined the business for wOrkmen
rs Il few men could then do the work o
one hunCked. In Wheeling alone, j0j
men wound be thrown out of employ
mcnt.
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At AIarseilles.

MARsSILLRs, Aug. 9.-The area af-
iected by cholera is widening, Yester-
day eight deaths occurred at Aries and
five at Salin, a village of 100 inhabitants
near Aries.
At Celte, seven deaths, at Beziers,
two, Mt Carcossone, two; at Bordeaux,
one. At Gigeon such panic prevails
that parents have fled, forgetting their
children, and these the Sisters of Charity
are caring for, A soldier from Avignon,
where several deaths from cholera have
occurred, died mt Algiers. His com
rades who accompanied him from Avig-
non have been isolated Mt Vogue. In
the department of Ardeche, with a popu-
latiOn of 100, there were five deaths yes.
terday, and thirty are under treatment
Numerous cases of sickness, supposed
TO bo cholera, are reported at other
points in Ardeche.
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Final Judgment.

PIrrsBuRG, Aug. n-In suit of
Charles Il, Speer, Judgment for $4,000
was entered this morning against Rob
ert NJ. Kennedy, one of the parties
charged with conspiracy to defraud the
Pennsylvania bank, The plaintiff al
legged that Kennedy was disposing OF
property for the purpose of deirauding
his creditors. This is denied by the de.
PENDANT but the evidence was, In Judge
Stoves opinion, sufficient, and the eau.
tionary Judgment entered last week was
made final,
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SOLID TRAINS TO ST. LOUIS,

Via the "Indian Territory Route"
Commencing Sunday, Aug, 10th, the
Missouri Pacific railway will run solid
trains between San Antonio and ST..
Louis, via Dallas, thus making no
change of cars of any class, from Dallas
to st. Louis and intermediate points;
also Dallas to Waco, Austin, San Anto-
MO, etc. This is great convenience to
the travelling public and quite a compli-
ment to the city of Dallas, and should
be encouraged by giving this popular
line a liberal patronage. Remember
this is the train that hauls the celebrated
"hotel car"
5O4 Main street is the only city Office
that can sell tickets via this line, or Sc
cure sleeping-car berths for you.
Il. p. TURNER, Agent,
b. w. MCCULLOUGH, Dallas, Texas
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt,
Galveston, Texas.
n. B.-The Dallas and Chicago Sleeper
will hereafter run between Dallas anC
| ST. Louis,
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HORRIBLE CRIME,
AWFUL MURDER AT ARLINGTON
An Aged Farmer and'His Daughter the
Nictims-A Herald Reporter Visits
the Scene-The Spectacle Pre-
sented- The Murder.

ARLINGTON, Aug. o. SPECIAL. Be
tween the hours of u and o'clock last
night a horrible murder occurred about
two miles west of this place. X. A.
Lindsay shot his step father, James a.
- i5ht, three times, each shot entering
the brain. He also shot his step sister,
Miss Fannie Wright. The HERALD's re-
porter hearing this morning of the terri
bic deed, repaired to the
scene of the excitement, and upon
entering the house found Mr. James
A. Wright, man apparently 50 years
of age, lying upon pallet. upon which
he had retired in the evening. Three
pistol balls had been shot into his face,
each one entering the brain, and his
face and the pallet upon which
he was lying were covered with
gore. In an adjoining room lay
the dead body Of Miss Fanny Wright,
the fatal wound being plainly visible
just above the left eye. The murdered
persons appeared perfectly natural, eX-
! cept the wounds and blood, and it is be-
| lieycd that they were asleep when the
fatal shots were fired, and that they
were killed instantly.
The murderer snapped his pistol sew
eral times at his brother John Lindsey,
who tried to interfere when he was
! shooting their stepfathcr, but it failed
! to fire. lie also went to the home Of
another steps!ster and called her to the
| door and snapped his pistol
| at her, but ii again failed
| ~ fire. lie then left
and has not since been seen, except by
his brother, c. Lindsey, who lives some
ten miles away, and to whom he applied
| for clothing, as he wore, during the en-
actment Of the terrible tragedy, only his
sleeping apparel. tits, perhaps, need
less to add that yigilent officers are i'm
pursuit.
The following is a copy of the verdict
OF the cOroner's jury:
We, the undersigned jurors, find that
James A. Wright was killed between
the hours Of II m. at night on the Sth OF
August A. ID 1881, and | a. IN. on the
morning of the 9th of August 1884
and that said Wright was
killed by K. A. Lindsay, with &
pistol, having received three gun-shot
wounds in the face. We also find that
Miss Francis NJ. Wright was killed
abou: the same time, and from the evi
dencc we are convinced that she was
killed by the said II. A. Lindsay, by one
gun-shot wound, entering at the lef'
eyebrow, causing death instantly.
Signed JAMES ID. COOPER,
Foreman,
w. A. ROBINSON,
w. +. SLATEN,
G.. NJ. IlASCHER,
|, BLACK,
G. NJ. WOOD,
f. T.. RANKIN, j. p.
Our citizens are considerably worked
up over the sad affair, and excitement il
above par.
LATER.-John Lindsay has been sus
pected rs an accomplish in the murde
b of Mr.. James \. and Miss Fannie
Wright, and has been arrested anC
jailed.
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Bull Fights-Robbcrs.

MATAMoRAs, MEX, Aug. D Special.
Tomorrow promises to be Il big day
with the sporting fraternity bull fights
=; Plaza de Capilla by the shoemakers,
ball at the Magnolia Garden and music
10y the Seventh Battalion band on the
Main plaza, and big railroad. excursion
TO Reynasa.
\ band of thirty McXicans attacked
the l.oglaria ranch, which is some dis
tanco from Matamoras, and committing
II number of depredatons, have taker
the proprietor prisoner and hold hin
for ransom.
Your reporter learns that troops from
the garrison here have left for the seen,
of the outrages.
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suicide of an Invalid.

CLrnuRSE, Aug. Especial. r. sebas-
tian Abbess, 4 German, who has resided
In this county six or elghtyears,suicided
here last night by blowing his brains
ont with a pistol. Mr.. Abbess has been
with something like bronchitis,
which has developed into con-
sumption. He had a family which was
supported by Mrs. Abbcss, taking wash
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firm.
Railway securities quiet.
State bonds steady.
The stock market opened strong and
higher with Pacific Mail as the feature,
stock selling ut ~ per cent to >. Soon
after the first call the bears raided the
Changers and Lake Shore and forced
prices down ls@2 per cent. Northwest
ern fell oil "a l0A st. Paul, la 81. X, and
Lake Shore 209l'.. The de.
cline in other active shares
is much less important. The
weakness was of short duration, how
ever, and before II o'clock speculation
became buuyant. There was brisk
demand in the loan crowd and
, leading shares commanded a premium,
New Jersey Genital lent mt '.; New
York Central, 3-6i; Erie, new seconds,
In, and Northwest, Lake Shore, Lack
awanna and Union Pacific Hat to l-A.
! These rates clearly show that the bulls
have again been cntrapped with fresh
short interest crop news to-day.
\ favorable weekly exhibit of the As
| Sociated Banks was issued from the
| clearinghouse this afternoon, and
shows that the banks are in very
strong position. The statement shows u
gain of $4,000, which brings the
surplus reserve up to the unprecedented
total of S3l,0OOOO. The rise in prices
ranged from isW2'g per cent. In the
afternoon the market was weak on
uniavorahlc reports concerning New
York prices, From the highos
point of the day, equal to lsm27s pc
cent, NanderbiltS were most conspicu
ous. In the downward movement, IL
the final dealings, there was rally o
st y per cent. In some cases, and the
market left off steadicr, compared will
last night. Closing prices are i4d2 pc
cent, lower, except for Central Pacific
| Reading and Texas Pacific, which are =
per cent. higher. Sales of stock for tn
week aggregating l,SA,2)l shares, u de
crease ot32i, l6S compared with those a
the previous week. Transactions to
InN ielS nOn sharng