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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24
q, A. BIddIe.

Farmers will save money by getting
their -four and feed at City Mills.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

David Ramsey, father of Mrs. Elijah
Nichols, of this city, died at Portsmouth,
Ohio, last Thursday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

The only assortment OF white, gold
band or decorated china is at Caldwell's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

shiloh's Cure Will immediately relieve
~. whCoping cough and bronchitis.
- Chas. RYDER.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24
Notice of DIssolutIon

Good walnut and oak posts for sale at
J. Q. Kisers', on Elm creek.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

Leap year.
A glrl for Robert Nabney and one
for Waiter. Jsquith. DR.. A. B. Royal
attending physician.
e. j., Holderness, our city painter,
starts for Colorado to-day.
U. P. social e the residence of Mr.. s.
Bell, JGz. 10th. PFogram-Seleet read.
ing, Mrs. n. w. Gibson; recitation,
MIRA Clint GrlnDell, defamation
frankie List; resding, Miss H. Burgess
recltahOn. Maud List; select reading,
Mr.. jams AcCaully defamation, Miss
Hattie Edgsrley; Question box.
Robert Hall hiss taken the contract Of
putting up an $500 farm residence for
HI. b. F. Lamb on Allen creek
Craig Anderson is recelving large
lot Of hFst-cIass buggies. Mr.. A nov
employs three blackHmiths.
Ar. Pat King IL In town.
j. s. Gibson sold the first bill of agfil
cultural implements 90 n W. Martin
aithoueh he hsd sharp comPetItion from
EmpoFiA. That IL the way We like &c
see Il done.
-TressleH&L Lowry sail moro f1osss Than
all the other merchants in town, because
they buY the bese esd IN carload fe4e
for cAsh. thereby gssttsg bottom psiees
and the best Hour IN the market.
-Jewelrr and fancy goods for the
holidays, Is J. d. GIbson's
Buckeye force pumps and full line
Of iron and wood pumps in stock, ct j,
6. GibsOn's.
Arctic ogegshoesAs D.Gihson's.
In our present commodious room
We can accomnod ate eli who wish 10
parchase notions, novelties, fancy and
heavy shelf groceries, ge1ta' furnishing
goods. etc. LE1H BRo,
Double baTreled brecch- loading shos
guns for &1e at J. 8. GibsOn's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

Have you tried the "Emporia Daily
News" brand of cigars? Ask dealers.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

Chas. st. John and Ethel Morris were
married In Agnes City township on
Sunday evening.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

Fresh eggs only zoe per dozen at Tau
ner Bros. & Heed's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

PITTzBuRe, Jaa 23-The National
Executive Committee q the Prohibition
party have Il cIded 10 Lid a Natlonal
Convention 10 nominate presidential
candidates ia this city Early IN Mzy-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

-Hartmonlcoes speciality at Lesh
Bros,
Mote paper and candies at Bonds
Motions and toilet articles at Bonds.
Underwear, overalls. hosiery and
Ovcrcoats at Lesh Bros.
Union package dyes al Bonds.
Rubber boots, rubber overcoats and
ladies' gossaimer ulstera, ct Lesh Bro's.
-CIockS repaired by D. c. Grinnell.
-Recollect that the Seth Thomas
clock is the best ever made. For sale
by ]. 8. Gibson.
best goods in the market ct lowest
prices
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

County Treasurer Ernst made settle
ment yesterday with the state treasurer
at Topeka.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24
yga.atne.on Hotes.

WAsnrNGYoN, Jan. - In the senate
Cameron, OF Wisconsin, from tue com
mittee on Indian aft .irs, reported Hd
versely numher o. petitions asking the
opening Of thc oklahoma lands for set
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

We haYe money to loan at extremely
low rates.
EAPoRIA LOAN s. Trust Co.,
Sixth avenue, west of First National
Bank, Emporia, Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

The Odd Fellows will have a grand
social ut their hall next Monday
evening
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

The DAILY NEWS costs only TWO
CENTS a copy. Improved machinery
teIIa
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

Dick Jeremy got the wrong postal
card that's all.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

LD.Fox & 90. furnished our large
and handsome curtains.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

@. G. WIllett sold his property today
at Fifth and West TO Robt JEFF.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

VARIES, LEIGHroN & HARRIsoN.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

We are authorized 70 announce Ella
MoreheAd a. > candidate tor the Office of
Trustee for Americus township st the
coming February election, ,subjectto the
decision. of 9 majority Of the voters OF
| theprecsucs.
Notice is hereby given that Fred
efick Mann has left my care without
my leave, and thai will not be respon-
able for SAP debts contracted contracted
Connans LunlsI.Grp. Guardian.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

December 20tb, 1888.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

NEWs 90. LAND DEPT.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

; -E@pora Daily News"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

Col H. w. PEARsALL, Salesman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

s ogairst one of our public servants whom we iecos
ME "a man of superior service and ability anu sGJ
iectinq his whole public record tn scrutiny WI, e
Je1v anv nrivate record could stand. picking "u, "
- iioged impropreties which have been investigates
and Abandoned, and limiting ct others which you l''.
cven 70 state YOU make no case except 'na' " a
Indictment" General Congregations have o'en uii'
Int mo- Specific allegations sustained heas"ns WV
have been promised but, after Che smoE' W ~. h
o,tinn has cleaied none have been sla,e'i eA''P 80
~ have hoon over and over again exploded 10y 'ue 1c
nrosses chat nov revive them. Grave anu ~. n
men whom We love and estcom nave Ih 80
i,J s ,,t,,,Iv unworthy thc man of whom I'D l. "
a., 'hc f,ll b.rht of the Muig1n drama since Wn,n
nj. porsou,f record ba. been uuchnl,"
Jus. ~, l,.,,,i, s,,l tbpt they admired ' Ws Fp'h""
,i' s mast .orvipcs and mis- rhi rnlro courage.
Hau,n..I ND. ,hn.actcr" and quoted poetry i' 'u
',, D,,, r,,i.o T., my mind Mr. tl1ke7 I'''nl
r. h, ,pi,naiion of bia cluasel, cui'g''u'
.,r,,t,r,n ,i MIR Hune BOO 1870 md his d"p''l-
alton oi h.m 10 l~'l a. Il ''Nu" '"' ''''
-, ,hc v.l,Ie tutI oroudrrt poaiton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.
" 49,. 49,. IL


DIVIDEND FOR CREDITORS or THE MARINE BANK
The Controller the Currency has declared dividend of
10 percent favor 81 the creditors " the Marine National
Bank OF New York. The checks payment OF the divi
demo will ne mailed o. The Controller he
expects 10 be able 10 make second dividend IN a short
ulne A u. Lynch has been appointed receiver OF the
Richmond National Bunk, OF Richmond. Ind.
IHE ABSENT BROKEN RETUHEs.-Robert Bruce, the
broker q this olty returned today in card 10 me
hte"HJ sur SAYS ne viii publish shortly statement OF
his sndrs "hch VIII show the base character OF the
reports IN clrcu aon about him. he that does
$500 IN all. and that Is due him from his
customers ten times that amount.
SILVER PURCHAsEs-The Treasury Department to-day
purchased $4,000 ounces Of silver for delivery the
NewOrleans and Philadelphia mats.
No MORE STAMPS FOR CoLLECTOEs-The Postmaster
General has discontinued the practice Of supplying
specmeH postage stamps 10 collectors, as 10 has beer
found Improbable and d source Of annoyance
DUTIES or THE COMMISSIONER OF NAvGGAuOS.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury circular regard
to he organization OF tue Bureau Of Navigation IA
which the duties and powers of the Commissioner are de-
nucd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
Prrs OF Court NEWS.

The New York Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road Company applied 20 Justice Van Brint yesterday
for 1andanu- compe. ing tho Coums toners OK Taxes
IN ahate TAX OF SI2JOJO imposed upon tho personal
properry OF the corporation l-S2, on tae ground That
,he assessment was Improperly made. Tie company
charges that tIc commissioner Instead % deducuus the
yaue o. real estate 'ron he aetls market value Of s
cpita stock deducted from the par vau~ thereof and
tnsp sstrn.t- the NJ the mIrkel value. leaving
basis upoa which the Tax vas imposed The company
saws mat its personal property is worm nothing Ia exec -
of is real estate. Decision IS reserved
8rs. Caroline smith walking ia ar.i-lr- ST. ~
jay 4. th-rirs tu,. under age lEAI'd Nu'lrre JON
and threw t across tne street The fumiH tor went %
- u tell ~ Mrs smiths feet The tair pedestrian
suffered internal injuries rom ne rEposou. WLch yea
b-r 10 br o. Az acon against tuo yuun Tor $1,000 tie
VS. locked uD ia LuilNw street Jdl. after preliminary
fine Of " h4d put IpOn nm FOR violating cliy
or,ln tace. Yesterday "a e Justice McAcAm IN Tue
lv court Chambers refused 20 ytcaie the order " mr.
rest on tnr gro,sd thai although FLINT was under age
Eui ~ D. c-r-lc.sness aOuc' nc h~9
committed unldwfuI act
amm .siOners william Church. Horace Russell and
Ho- e. 3. Perkins. appointed estimate the damage
the erection and operation Of tle NawNork Eevat I'd
RAJ rOar rspsred yesterday mat he prcuis"s. worm
formerly from 10000 10 10000 bad because Of the
road ieprecated from onehaf 10 oneth.rd n value.
TIE commissioners decide therefore, that $1,000 u
sum rota. L. a proper estimate Of the damage.
Judge Brown the Uni sd states District Court, yes
terf4y rendered q decision awarding FrsalDn Briggs
Titan and the scoT Mohawk BIgSs was dcckhInd on
tee r. ". Hills, and severely Injured IN COLLISION
between mat u- and the scow which was IN tow OI the
TIT an on september -, 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
eorroN aARKEr>-gY rsLsseAps

LIVERPOOL, July 24-l1.3o n.-cstton stsasy MddlinE
Uplahds I'd orleans '-lB Saes VOoo oAos ~
ing Dalss speculation and port reooipI. ~
hale, including al FUTURES uot OpAhes
Tow uldilrg clause JAY and Ausust delivery, .~o4d
do August and september delivery sfa. 10 CotoDer
her u 6-OAd DO DetomDet snu JAuo
~ delivery. ID DO september delivery l5.6td .,.,
IS m SCottou God MiddllDg UPlands, sd: Middlns
Upands % al Low Micdhng lpands' - od eon 0tal
narv pland. 81 Ordinary UPsnds. sd 6ool AiddABs
TeIsa ri. Mlddug Texas I'd Low aadlng Ietas s..
aoaI 1rluarv Texas, Sd Ordinary Texas D l-led
Good Misdiinr orleans 7-lod Middlng Or,ans Z 3D.
low MiddnnE orleans. s. 6dI Good Ordinary Orleans
a l.Isq Ordinary Orleans, 1-lsd.
me "a o. oil the day included 400 bales American.
ttur", steady Uplands Midding clause July dely-
ery ls64d sellers do July and Ausustdshysry e64d
s.isrs do August and 5optsmbe delivery ltoAd- Ouy
ar. do september and october delivery lS54d buyers do
0coner and november delivery, B64d sstqs de- NOFsu
her and pecember delivery Cd buyers do DeccnbeI md
Jaauary delivery. I'd sellers de- septambors delivery
o. 1854 sellers. -
Futures closed barely steady Up1nds Low
Mldang clause IDLY daverY loo4d sellers 90 Jny ana
August delivery l5o4d sellers do August and septon
f56sd do september and Oc toesi 40
lSB4d. 10 october and November dshvoyI
| hGld sellers do November aud December delivery %
January delivery, oSO<d buyers
| do sept sm Der delivery, so4d buyers 1900.
NEw sIKAy. JuV a4-Csttsn dull MiddinG 10 1916
Lew MaaliAx. 10 fl9i Coed Ordinary. 4tIoi ne" 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS W4SHNGTONNEWS.
THE DEAD OF THE GREELY PARTY.

THE DEAD OF THE GREEDY PARTY.
WAsu1NGroN, July 24.-Accordiny to pro-
rrammc freed upon BY he secretary ~ War and tile
Acng ary Of the Navy the vessels Of the Gree
Relief Expedition, with the survivors and dead 81 the
Greely party vii from So Johns On July p OF rs,
and proceed direct 10 Portsmouth, y H., where they
vii ocaay received bv tie secretary OF the Navy,
the officers OF the North Atlantic squadron now Al that
port and the state and Io,A authorities.
Lieutenant Grce'y and tie other Survivors
will disemoark NJ Portsmouth and the
viii proceed 10 NewYork, vita the bodies OF the
dead, winch viii be landed al Governors Island aud
placed ia charge o. Gene. al Hancock. The latter viii
transfer them 90 The OF tile relatives and friends
upon Application The vessels expected 20 arrive ~
New York about August l. should any OF the bodies be
unc Aimed hey wi be buried with appropriate ce-t-
monies st the National Cemetery n Newly orE. The OH
of the e.ef expedition vii probably repOr' lu Wasn
nCtOn early next mouth The United states VII bear the
expense Of trans Orson OF the bodies 10 sch places a.
tnera uyes IN each case may select Tor ulerneui az
well the OF burial hut expenses for JOuIncJs vi
relatives cannot pad by the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
crpvrr ,vD oTTTE SATISFACTORY.

From London Ndd"Af'
ITO Cr,oog, b.uOcfa tIc Convention have en"c" t'v
~. ny tou,.uatns Governor Cleveland a. l"' '''il
d,f f5r Inc Presidency. more siilS,dci oiN rev ru
,I, bva ,reu desired Mr. Cleve aud is little htllNu
NM MI ms own state but he bears te chdri''e ~ rl
w,o oY ability. and his record is un~t',,h'u' 49,,
Ggbf vii IN rea ty. he one between cir.H anu ,
c.4o that - 20 say. 0.d-tsshoned poH'l'-. .ir
erht wear, of Republican rue nave Iot ng'u
indian frauds su-tr frauds, man iI'uls ".,.,,o,,
frsuds havo been prominent. the Nho'e .tl- ,v,r.f
vim a Presidential election fraud, when Wa IHe
rr y. strIi.rie however As WIS IN IS, .eS u'
tween men rather than between parties anu ,'' ~,
frv prefers Mr. Blaine with MS unpleasant Ic'ol" M !,
rn ,ossibifties 10 Mr. cleveland, with his uh''u' "a
r.5,f 3ult VIII DE because they icai tha pat2 N'
FOR tweuty-tDur years has been out o once WI ,I
greedy for the spells To pIacIIce "IIA4A JIG ''
II..L.. he nrOLe-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
La. CURrLs IN LE4loR4IIo "EEEORA,

From Harpsr's W,eklv o. october a. 1876
Every day shows that the attempt Oi the Dem
pes and tendencies and impose itself up0n the country
the party OF reform has failed No party separate
the Democratic party cannot he Instantly changed nor
The progress and Development OF tie country to-day
reform Is evident enou-n, bur that IS npt the sole
necessity or the situation Theorists ana docrnares
who do because they DO not understand the
strong and deep currents o.; national feeling. may have
supposed that Tie people Of This country w01d NOT OBJ
That lately sought IT. destruction, n that party on pro-
ieSed Jlesceuce In the principles and policy OF the
picat1n of this proposition Is that not party hut
Inc same old organization which has always proclaimed
!eu ana Whch ll lts cOu eIlou an" ~ ~ ~"
uyes Congress has pronounced the amendments 40 the
President, and for Nice-Presdent senator Who voted
sgaas, every one OF the amendments Is safer guardian
- que CAI'u ana ne constitution anu o. ,e interests u
reform chan those who have maintained them.
Tue Democratic plea that the country should look (
CU,l'e! a Qursuons OF administrative ie OFT essen Ia
a. those questions implies nal there is 40 further
question To the nature OF the Union. and mat the
49, Rulanleeu 70 every cit1eu arc gehefuy re
s-c4 IN part OF the country. II implies that the
situation which has been known 10 exist IL the Southern
tss lot Ten years h~s suddenly ceased ana thdt me
sit ~ the Democratic party toward the negroes the
e confederate states Is such That 10 Will be
Clte lhu Ialf pay IL nphes sun lufthet thdt the ae-
counts OF every day are false aud that human nat Ire is
changed for the benefit OF tie Democratic party But
u conviction thai neither the career OF that party
tue and character OF It's leaders afford
PROMISE reform thoht OF Tue republican
leaders, has taken deep hold Of the public mind thai
the probabilities OF Republican success daily nor,
Conclusive
The av0rite Democratic logic that II party be IN
satisfactory there nothing 10 be done but 20 try
other. is corrected by common sense. Because boa
leaks and the pa sengers feet are wet II does not foov
that be should Jump OverbOaut 4 sensible man vii
make change only when he thar change Will be ad
lanageOIs II f. true OF a nation Should the kepub
lcan party succeed. the victory will certainly not be
declaration that the country entirely satisfied with II
bnt that offers the guarantees OF all that goo
tl1ens desire There were many who were al mrs
huied by the cry OF reform. but when they reflect hd
is raised by those who have never shown any desr
Ioi reform and who have burning craving for Oics
puhuer aha power they perceive that the DemOCTdti
euoIua lot reform curiOusy resembles the shearipg
twIne-great cry and little Wnol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-FHst Lieutenant
Benz amin H. Randolph. Third Artillery. has ordered
10 report by Major stephen G. Lyford. ord
rance Department, Chairman OF the Board on United
States Executive Department Al the Worlds Industrial
and Cotton Centennial Il position for cuty Executive
Officer 81 the Board. oefOrs October l.
Lieutenant Colonel Daniel W agler, Ordnance Depart
nent, mas been ordered proceed from Rock lslasd
Arsenal 70 san Antonio, Texas, aEd inspect the san
Antonio Arsenal under special Instructions from the
Chief Of Ordnance. First Lieutenant David J. GeDbOn
Oh cavalry, found by Army Retiring Board Spaci-
tated for service has been granted OF alb
until further orders, on account OF disability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
NO REASON FOR BoLTIyG BYRspUBLICAys.

From CoaOressmGn Longs speech At N, e, po,,oc,,o
MEETING.
We in Massachusetts, are moi AN M. ,oor,o. ,A an
peal 10 you. scholars, colleges capitalists bnsiness
men, DO not IN view Of the great social and l,bor es
A that loom up 10 the near future let the masses Of
The people, even here in our own commonysaI,i b
he'e mat you and they are not In sympathy, The voice
OF the Chicago Convention was for the ,andida,o !,
Snose. recognize the right 10 bolt / recognize Tie
GUY 20 protest when cause exiss If Int So , NC
oe ioand' on unpreJudlced and careful knoWledye ~
Uwwoithy that our whole party with it, policy and
Pa,Iples hsd Detter De abandoned and snitiep 10
ana INN you are clearly satisfied that Won are ndi
,-Vin'tiAs your country % something far worse a.
gu shnot support him. But thank heavep tb.r. /.
,'''ns thd even approached that contnsencv 0h
,slloh teaches that, unlikely it would seam tbs.
k oteh more OF justice and wisdom Ia the calm ara
M ~ saered Judgment of the people than in the bsat
~ wv even when that few 70 OF in an bouost hnr.
a. u'ue' over aud over again the peopIe nav 49,
ssa.,ii erVauve force, and have said Yon aocuss
'"-'J' prove specifically you charge unworthi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
WHE4r AND CORN STILL TUnBLNG.
rHE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET WEAK AND DE-
MORALIZED.
,pY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUNE.t

MORALIZED.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRTBCNE.t
CHICAGO, July 24-" September wheat will
sell at s3l2 cents to-day IN betting said VIII Graham
ais morning There is the biggest crop In tho country
gu record and Dig crops every gr2n-growns country
under heaven. Wen have lower prices tu&n were ever
heard d. and pretty soon too III bet that wheat viii
ae below - cents this arke before september I've
got dispatch from Milwaukee offering to bet that
wheat vii NOT sell 20 cents at NewYo This 10 tae
best offer I've got yet"
wheat opened s37i It got up tr,fr ab
~ cents but closed $50 There i most toJa aD-
-ence 81 outside orders.
There we're big receipts ~ corn This morning. 3i5 cars
mi. broke the prlco from 50 for september down 70
80 cents hen fellows who mad sold put. last nisht
AZ "a cents 70 the rescue Of the mar -ei 4,
but taeir aid did not avail In the after
noon on the short board, september broke 20
$40 ard then 70 j37s inst The 2:3O ~ bell sounded
ana irad ceased. On this same short afternoon ses
sion thr Adainses big sellers OF whea,, NJ broke
the september option OF This grain down O 80 AL
The Grain narke : closed weak and demOrallZed.
There talk here TO- night Of pool 20 purchase
100000 bushels o. wheat at about e3c The talk re
celves great credence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
CLOSING Prices OF PHILADELPHIA ST7CA%
R.por.ed T1uN H. DAVIS Z Co.. - Wis.
THURSDAY. July o4-P. 4.


The stock Exchange markets to-day showed 4 conuhu
ance OF the buovanfy mat was the special
AZ Yesterdays operations A. tlo opening and at several
os triar b. d,v there vas some depression but at
no time was sufficient attract general attention. ~hu
ZACH time was 3u cky followed by the Establishment OF
higher values than before Although Is tSct mat aS
vet there Is no outside buying either FOR nome OF
foreign accounts prices all tho TINE RUE
lower IN London than hsreI' inc Ioca
.pecu ation by acts EXHIBITS great commence lha
such buy will net he muol longer postponed Anu ~
that II looks with equal confidence, for sustssah'e o.
nreseut and ather advance values That Is the theoy
upon which the apd important advances o. 'he l"a
few days has made, and mas been SO reihi %
sustained. The advance already made has nsaIy eil'
n.ted the short" interest from tho market Inc per
,fency with which the advance has oesh sus' Aou
converted majority OF the traders from bears %
bulls" Tse latter fact however, is regarded Al eeou
o. strength only under peculiar circumstances II II 'h-
nroye that these conditions exist or are not de-
veoDed the absence Of short" interest Will % an e
ent o, weakness The business Of the day amouuV'u ~
4O3 29I shares When all stocks did SO wei IL Will '7
10 20 dscrminatve " mention few But u may D"
marked that a. Paul with saes OF 1891 snaros ma
anl gain OF ~ Uaion Pacific, with g. III snarea
cain OF Lake -hore with 80 265 shares gam OIL -
western Union, with 36,70o shares' gam o. - 'Hu
Northwestern with 30 1875 shares. gain o. = P'i oH
The dYe stocks named furnished 23SVVV STATUS " s-D
day's total, and fairly represent the wnoe business
our,e Of the was uadsturbed BY the days report
o. earnings for OF principal railroads WHICH, ca
ceptins IT Paul important declines irespeo'''
NJ the Increased and Il closed buOyant close u
the best figures ~ the day.
Government bonds dull and easier biu' or 'no
A and 4a are - lower Annexed are the closing quota