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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
The Dead DeIoup.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The funeral SER
vices over the remains Of Lieut.. DeLong
and his comrades were held to-day in
Brooklyn. The body of jerome Collins,
one of the party, will be sent to Ireland
for final interment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
yirpinia Keannortioned

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 22-The Senate
to-day passed over the Governors veto
the bill reapportioning the State for Repre-
sentatiyes in Congress. This action was
Immediately communicated to the House
of Delegates and the bill was also passed
by that body over the veto.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
TRAFFIC RESTORED.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. dispatches from
Albuquerque, n. NJ, to General Manager
Rogers, of the st. Louis and San Francisco
Railway, state that the Atlantic and Pa
cific Road from albuquerque to San Fran
cisco has been fully restored, and that
trains are again running regularly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 22.-Will Watts,
watchman in a steamer. had a difficulty
with deck hand last night and both fell
overheard and were drowned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

Result Oh a -<A--e - - h'------
Gold Watch aged Nearly %VO Years
,f.,re FeascaIIy Work by Marshals.
1L0l'9l A.
county falr being agltated at Hamilton.
-rts +.,-ri.ts are en- route for the Alardi Gras
~ Orleans.
Ursr ,lror.riafor az 81 general store a +
i..s-1sd
~ r1-5.l...f - s,,r;r..fal4 obio o 1sr,.
,1-r.f. III DaIJs ans county Il dead
.-' -
Washington flre company, OF Aug usta
celebrated lis 53th anniversary yesterday
TI0- Turner, the MerlWether county muir
Iar,r h8- been sentenced to hang April Is.
-r5. Fffrh 1farvfaud Tfe,i,nent viii be the
n tle Czofa Cjt,- G,i3l,Is 81 Atlanta to-
.4 ~ +- i;.,,,s.
Lleuteh hds Jusl cifelSt 90 ~. ~ ,,1a
'"'1ciiuldh diteI d ltfelS e"A az
Ii-f was ohly seNe"-
Judge y. + - A dluHi' 9L9 % l-l..llt' n,
Uo-t prominent clizens. = dangerously i44'
He Is Ordinary OF the county
A pine tree, measuring Is feet : inches in
ercumIereuee and about AJ ieet 70 the hrst
.Iu4, Is sJdu0lh- t4 -hutAttlee ?" amp HCal
canton.
lt reported that there Is not the slightest
..m,uuti0n 0f interest in the truck business i'm
Terrell a,i.l as large an acreage as usual viii
T. planted.
trrl~f4 cotton merchants want railroad
connection with their warehouses. but the
..t. council is opposed To granting rights of
v4r Both =idas VIII use their shrewdnezs IN
battling Tile matter.
ra.pslE superior Court this week Judgment
entered against the East Tennessee Rail-
.t.v. Iu favor of Mrs. Bishop. for $4,000, for
D .-.,.. E.r husband i'm a run IN last wear
p 81, ana ,-,i-t MIN a. rz,.,,,
t,.T,,.,.,. 1o - ~ I.eii
H...' '- ,,t II tTs fira 8 ~ t,g,.-
g. -, ..t..srt 81 T00 los n SG0 ~. IS aao
NIaeIEeNilts tht9H ana HeeDf1ef Inus
lt0rl1es; 'vlt man hurst pfonounces Mss
Ef II .
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

LONDON, Feb. pa dispatch from
Haiphong says: 1T is intended to eYacu-
ate Bacninh. Troops are hurrying to the
front,n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Reply to the Queens Speech Passed
Speaker Brand Resigns.

The Reply to the Queens Speech Passed
Speaker Brand Resigns.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The Parnell amend
ment condemning the government policy
in Ireland was again the subject of debate
in the House of Commons this evening.
Mr.. ODonoghue, the Liberal member
for Tralee, censured the Parnellites and
accused Parnell of having humbugged
and gammOned Irishmen with promises
which were never realized. 1t was by such
means, he SAID, that the Parnellites had
obtained power. Although he had separat-
ed himself from the Parnellites he denied
that he had changed his political opin-
ions. O'DOnOgbue Vindicated the action
of the government in Ireland. Mr.. Par
nelPs amendment was rejected by vote
of 81 to 30. The address in reply to the
speech from the Throne was then passed.
Speaker Brand announced his resigna-
ton. He said that he should have wish
ed to have died in the service of the
House, but that body had a right to ex-
pect his full services, which his health
forbade. The Speaker was greeted with
cheers, and appeared to be deeply moved.
Premier Gladstone gave notice that he
would introduce a resolution on Monday,
thanking Speaker Brand for his services,
and advising the Queen to confer a spe-
cial mark of favor upon him. Sir
Michael Hicks Beach, in the absence of
Sir Stafford Northcote, joined in giving
thanks to the Speaker
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
Housing the English Poor.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-The House of Lords
to-day agreed to the Marquis of Sails
bury's motion to appoint a commission on
the housing of the poor. The Prince OF
Wales addressed the House on the sub
Ject. He said that he had been impressed
as all classes had been regarding the con-
ditiOn Of the poor. He was gratified that
a royal commission had been appointed to
look into the matter.
He took the liveliest interest in the Ques-
ton, and felt flattered at being appointed
member OF the commission. The sub
ject was not totally unknown to him.
None could say that the laborers upon
his Forfolk estates were badly housed.
The Princes speech was received with
cheers. The commission is limited to
England. This fact causes some disap-
pointment. The commission is composed
of the Prince of Wales, Cardinal Manning,
Earl Brownlow, Baron Darlington and
several members Of Parliament. The
only workmen's representative is Henry
Broadhurst, Member of Parliament for
Stoke.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

Occasional doses os DIR. sanfordas Liver
Inyigorator will keep the liver in good or
der, Sure.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

The Florida Presbytery assembled Wednes-
"as az Tallahassee.
Ihe new hotel ct the new town of Acton is
nearly ready To begin business.
SIMON Cameron, the famous Pennsylvania
FoHtlcian, Is spending a week at Jacksonville
@otompanled by party Of friends.
aarlanna wants a new hotel built. Seven
go stores are in course of erection IN the
'V"n' and tive or three more are on the tapls.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Washlngton's
Birthday was observed here by a total sus-
pension Of business in the departments
and all financial institutions. A salute
was fired at the navy yard, but not much
attempt at parade or display was made.
A portion of the local military organiza-
tions went to Alexandria to participate
in the parade there. In Baltimore. Phil
adelphia and New York business was sus-
pended and in tie latter place a pro.
cession marched through the streets, and
Washington's monument on the steps of
the sub-Treasurer was decorated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity
and strength.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
salomon,s BloodthirstY Revenge.
HAVANA, Feb PA steamer from St
Thomas to-day brought the following:

HAVANA, Feb ga steamer from st.
Thomas to-day brought the following:
PORT AU PRINCE, Feb. 8.
President Solomon, in passing through
court martialed and a majority of them
were shot.
The Minister of Finance, with an APP
pointed delegation, will sign bank notes
amounting to $1,O00,O0O, which have been
issued in spite of the protest of the Ma
tional Bank.
CAPE HAYTIEN, Feb. 6.
Adyices from St. Domingo report the
arrival there of seven. Miragoane insur-
gents, who had escaped with great diff
Guilty through dense woods. among
them was Gen. Boileau la EForest, who
was chief of the Miragoane expedition of
last March.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb, pa spe-
cial from Camden, Ark, says: 9 A fire
last night damaged several business
n0ases here. The loss is $3.50, ,00O."
IN HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
A special from Centre Point, Howard
county. Ark, says: "A fire Wednesday
night destroyed the post office, 5. c. An
derson5s store and the TOcSin newspaper
nfffno y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
4 Pure and Directive Hair DTassine

Cocoaine, compound of Cocoanut Oil,
beautlties the hair and is sure to allay ali
itching and Irritation of the scalp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

Twelve hundred British troops are now
at Suakim and 3,200 at Trinkitat The
Governor ofKassala favors FL Mahdi, and
would rather evacuate the town than fight
him. A portion of the Khartoum garri-
son has left that town. Thirty-nine hum
dred blacks remain at Khartoum and
3 00O al Sennaar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

pev Fonte-s Resignation at Atlanta the
Result Of a Difference Of opinion-A
cold watch aged Nearly eco Years
More EascaIy work by Marshals.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
WAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.
Americans in Berlin and Paris CeIebrat
1T With Eclat.

Americans in Berlin and Paris Celebrate
1t With Eclat.
BERLIN, Feb. 22.-The American flag
has been hoisted at the American Lega-
ton. Minister Sargent entertained the
resident Americans at a soiree ball in eel
ebration of the day
The ball given by Minister Sargent was
attended by 200 Americans. The affair
was great success.
BANQUET AT PARIS.
PARIS, Feb. pa banquet was given
by the Stanley Club this evening. Sixty
guests were present, a majority of whom
were American and English Journalists
and artists. Mr.. Blowitz, the correspon-
dent OF the London Times, presided.
American Consul General Walker repre-
sented Minister Morton, who was unable
to be present. Mr.. Blowitz, in proposing
a toast to Washington. said that Wash
lngton not only founded American free
dom, but opened to humanity a new era
OF universal independence. Mr.. Blowitz
eulogized Lafayette as an associate of
Washington, and quoted LaFayette's
words, Humanity gains a case, Liberty
is no longer without an asylum
Nine. Nevada, the American artistic.
sang the Knocking Bird" and the even
ing's entertainment closed with the sing
Ing OF the stStar SDanoled BannQr1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-24

= Gin GROCER Gorratb bon iteifen
unb toei9en Gilabiiten 1teueiter Mobe
bel Yanepat & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-24

opfert-i9 tpollte Sid retten un6 nun
umionif. @tpiger @ott! er gemorbet-
feise-binterliitis! 9ilfe! per bringt
ibm 9ilfe!
Starr, regungslos fanb Der G0nia,
in feiner 9an6 ben blutigen Dol6.
Mit bl6bent Musbrud tparen feline Nu=
gen auf &ari,1 geri6tet. ct lab ieinen
Sobfeino in ieines Weibes 9lrmen ferz
ben, b0rte barte Inflasen aus ibrem
Mfunbe unb iab fie ii6 NIT 9lbideu bon
ibm tpenben.
Damn f6bnte er tief auf, Dor ieinen
Sbren tpar ein Glingen un6 8rauien,
tpeI6es nur &arin's 9ilfegeidrei iibers
t6nte. Terf6mimmenb por feinen Mu=
gen fab ct @eitalten, boran ben alten
@rafen Spante @ture. Da Fammte
Der SAB mod einrnal in bdmonii9er
Wilobeit auf - Der lebte @ture -
biniiber in oas &ei6 bes @9attens -
@rdfin Magaretba mar cine fin6erz
-lofe Witttpe, oenn i6on am borbergez
benoen Sage Fel 9fils i'm Sample ge=
gen bic gu feiner 8erbaftung abgelanbs
ten @6ergen S6ran pebrfon's.
Seit ieaem fur9tbaren Sage tparen
Monbe bergangen. Sobann bate ben
f9meoii9en Sbron beftiegen, aber Der
f66nfe Stern ieines 2ebens tpar an
bemielben Sage untergegangen = atpi=
f6en Inn uno feiner @emablin mar Die
Gadel Der 3wietra@t bell aufeelobert.
&atbarina Sage0onifa fonnte fi9 ni6t
nit benz @eoanfen ausi6bnen, auf Ros
fen @ri9's &6nigin bon S9peben au
fein, unb ibres @emabls 6drte ieinem
8ruber gegeniiber, raubte ibr au9 ben
lebten &eft bon I9tung, tpel9en fie
mod oor ibm gebabt.
(9@Iub foIst.)
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cages . Nemisfeite,..
SenIdnh.

= -Sn Stem Sort if bas neue ii.
biide @aiienbaus, am 9ubfon stpii9en
1856. uno 1888. StraBe gelegen, ein=
gepeibt porben. Die Bauuntoten
tparen 100000.
= 9as @erii9t, bic 6reun6e bes
9errn Carl S9ur3 beabii1tigten in
@bieago cine 3eitung gu faufem uno
ibm bic @ontrple berfelben au iiberz
geben, entbebrt aller 8egriinbung.
= Oie Sutton ber Oemofraten nit
BEN Nnbdngern Sen 8utIers in penn=
fplpanien ift feblgef6lasen.
Sn pittsburg bat es am %. nit
fursen llnterbre6ungen ben ganaen Sag
iiber gef6neit.
Nuf einen, 3uge Der WabaIb
8abn, ber eine 8olfsmenge bon einem
benofratii6en Barbecue nod Snbiama=
polls arridbra6te, entfanb cine
S@ldgerei, tpobei Elm betrunfenes
Grauensimmer elm MeRer sog unb brei
pa1agiere bur1 Slide berlebte.
= Set a6t Mo1en bat es in pe=
tersburg, 3d., uno ueiter 1mgegenb
gum erifen Male geregnet.
= Die Bantiers $. 9. goofe & 60.
in Wafbington baben fallirt.
- Sn Milmaufee tpurbe bas @e=
f6dftslofal bon s. u. Chapman. elm
md9tiges pierlf6diges @ebdube, bur9
Geuer serit6rt. @eiammtberluft $780, =
600, 8erli1ernng $450,000.
Sur 3eit Iaufen tdgli9 atpei
@iiterpagen atuii@en @alifornien unb
benz Often, tpelbe ausi6lieBli@ frif@e
Gri9te bef6rbern.
= Ser fiir3lib eingetroffene neue
idpanelifbe @eianbte fir bic Ser.
@taaten b6rt auf ben reisenben Namen
&. &u Gi.
MusIanb.
= 9aumas, M}itslieb bes Mluni=
cipalratbes bon Marieilles, 1T nit
1900 Grancs bur9gebrannt, bic aur
8ertbeilung an @bolerafranfe utb
9ilfsbe6iirftise beitimmt tparen.
= Ser 9eraog BON Cumberland bat
eine Proclamation erlaKen, in tpel9er
er fagt, baB er bic &esierung bes Ser.
aostbum 8raunf6meig antritt unb ners
fpri6t, bas 2anb in uebereinitimmune
init bet &ei9ss unb propinaials& &onlti=
tuition gu regieren. Ser Bunbesratb
bat nit elmer Maioritdt bei6lo6en, bic
Gnipri9e bes 9ersog bDn Cumberland
ni9t an5uerfennen.
= Sie uniberlitdt BON gbarfoh
nimmt feline Stubenten mebr auf, big
fi@ bic aufresuns unb @dbrung unite,
ben iest Stubirenben gelegt bat. j.
- Sn Mabrib famen 5tpei Gdul
BON aliatii9er Gbolera bor.
= Cine fur5e Oepei6e beiagt, bal
bel elmer Seuersbrunit in einem Ort,
@efpbalens a9t perionen um's 2ebeg
famen.
= Ser belsii6e premierminiiter
Malon bat refgnirt.
= Ser neue amerifanii1e @eianbt
fiir portugal bat bem &6nig feline Be
glaubigungsi9reiben iiberrei6t.
= Na9 8erleiung ber Sbronreb
i'm englil4en Parlament pertagte Iid
bahelbe big gum 3. Nobember.
= Sn Ontario bat es am %. BETTE
gei6neit. Sn 8rufels betrug be-
99neefaa feds 3ua.
: ueber Quebec tpirb beri9tet, bal
bic Nieberlafungen Point Grigat uni
petit 9fuie bur9 Geuer 3erf6rt unb 3!
Gamilien obba9los ipurben. Gin an
beres SeIegramm melbet, baB in
Charge 0'Orme IS Ssb0fte nieb.r
brannten, 200 perfonen obne Obbad
| iinb unb iif in Der bitteriten 9iotb be
| ftnben, ba fie NQes berloren.
] = Sn Berlin 9at cine 0eriammlun
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Ser ntiise Mftien.spefnlatpr.

@orgenDolles Gemiitb, Gieberbaftes
@ebirn, Gir6terli6er Sag nit unftdtem
Marft. unniibe 9eriu9e, Ni9ts su
f6lafen. @9redli6es @efiibl an ben
nd6ifeu Sag 5u benfen. &6rper unb
@emiitb brau9en 5tdrfung, grotpn's 8
Sron 8itters tbut bieies getpiB unb
f6nea. 9err Soop Sabares, Grange
Co., Jlori6a, bat bic Wobltbat bieier
uertbbollen Mebi5in empfunben unb
fagt: sd empfeble es freubisff. Sd
balte es INNER Bel mir" 6eilt 9Dss
pepfe, llnperbauli@feit, S6md6e &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-24

8esen bolltdnoiser unb iiaerer Sitel bon
@runoeisentbum unb9 9dnbercen i'm 8erar0anb-
Siifrift inb @runbfuiiden in ber Stabt San
antrnio penoe man iid an nnfere Office ,9n
"a Solebabftrass. 6,S,tapj
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Die
gB66sntliebc Trsie @reffe
erideint
ieben Donneritas
unb fclfet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1.25 fir 6
Wlcnote in gprausbejubfuus.
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= 9armftabt. 9as beFen barmz
fdbtif6e Sberlanbesgeri6t bot, mad
breiffiinoiger sebeimer @ibung, ben
ginwurf Der Jrau GDlemine gegen bic
ausgefpro6ene @bei6eibung abgetpie=
len. 9ie Grau tpirb beim &ei9sgeridt
in 2eipaig 8erufuns einlesen.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-27

heavy No. 2 mixed, 361a SIC. Rye easier; No. ..
70 le @66c Barley in good demandi extra No. 3 fall
70c Provisions-Mess pork duh at $l7.75. Lard
quiet prime steam. 9.25c. Bulk meats easier; shoul-
ders, 7c; short ribs, 9.35c. Bacon steady; shoul'
ders, Sc; short ribs 10.25c; short clear. 10.50c.
Whisky steady at %I.15. Butter easiel extra North
western creamery 39c; choice dairy, SOC.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-Wheat dull; No. 2 red
winter, cash $105. Corn dull No white 55c;
No. mixed 5212c. Oats dull No 2 mixed Western
&c. Provisions easier; mess pork Sl7.75. Bulk
meats-Shoulders, &c; clear ribs 935c; clear sides
97sc Bacon-Shoulders, Sc; clear ribs, 10c; clear
1O7se. Hams sugar-eUred, 1301312c. Lard-Choce
leaf 1Oaic; prime steam 9.15e.
LIVERPOOL. March 26.-Uotton in good demands
mddling uplands, I'd; middlinS Orleans. 61sd; sales
1000 bales; speculation and export, 2.000 bales
American $500 bales Beef extra India mess 1865
American lard 46s Sd. Common rosin. is a As 3D.
Bntter-United States good, SOS; United States finest
lbs.
KANSAS CITY, March 26.-TE Commercial Indi-
Gator reports: Wheat steady; Sll4 0SIl9e cash
81 se asked April l3sc bid May. Corn frmer; Al l2
Gaze cash, 42c April 43lse bid May. Oats higher;
29c cash.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-27
Emhroi.Iered Curtains.

Boston Advertiser.
Since fashion has decreed that the antique
lace curtains, which have been so long in favor
shall be relegated to upper rooms, there must Of
course be something to take the place A novelty
for summer curtains, especially suitable for
country houses, are of embroidered scrim, and
may be made by any lady who is slillful with
her needle. They are Inexpensive, that is if
one doesn't count time and labor, and even with
that reckoned, are not very expensive consider
ing their prettness. They are made either
with or without y border; if there is no
border a hem three inches wide is
laid down the side and across the bot
tom edge and this hem is finished with row of
silk The remainder of the curtain is covered
with double rings, worked in chain stitch in silks
of contrasting coloRs. Gold and brown, green
and scarlet, blue and pink, are among the com
binations used; the former is very effective; green
and gold also make handsome combination for
the embroidery of the curtains If border is
desired, it is formed by working down the front
and across the bottom edge series of leaves or
sprays of leaves in the solid darning stitch; the
designs may vary III the same curtain, or the EN-
broiderer may adhere to a kind of leaf in various
groupings. This is matter of indi
vidlal taste. The leaves are worked
in the following manner: Take long
Stitches, following the outline of the leaf, from
the point to the steI until the leaf is covered
then down back and forth across the leaf, under
and over, just rs a stocking is darncd, until the
work is solid; stitch an outline around the leaf
in gold thread: you have then series of solid
leaves down the length of the curtain. The
leaves may be worked in olive green, dull red
or in gold color. It makes a very pretty finish
indeed to have row of herring bone or feather
stitching between the border and the ground
work The effect of embroidered curtains, when
seen at distance, is not unlike that of the pop
ular Madras curtain. They are just the curtain
for summer, they are so light and so cool in ap-
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

Transactions the New York Stock Ex-
change
New YORK, March 26-Money is easy at 1 1-2
92p per cent.
Prime mercantile paper as 12per cent.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, 4S7 IA; sight,
4s9 IL
Government bonds were strong.
Railway bonds were strong.
State securieties were quiet but firm.
Stocks were weak and lower for Pacific Mail,
Reading and Lackawana. The former dropped
from 50 to 81, rallied to 80 IL, and reacted to
81 1-2 and closed at so IL The decline was due
to a raid by traders who expected to find stop
orders, but did not succeed Coal shares were
weak on a reported falling off in the demand for
coal, a hitch in percentages on Western business,
and dissatisfaction among miners Outside Of
these shares the market was higher, Union Pa
ciic, Lake Shore Missouri Pacific, Northwest
ern, st. Paul, Erie, Northern Pacific and West
ern Union being notably strong. Erie was in
better demand. Some leading holders called
in their stock to-day, and shares were
lent fiat. During the afternoon the
market was lower on advices from Boston that
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Union
Pacific conference had adjourned without action,
subject to the call of the chair At the close,
however there was a report generally eredited
that the conference had practically resulted in
an agreement to pool Nebraska and Kansas
business, the agreement to be submitted to the
fun boards of the two companies before being
made public. This report was supplemented by
the announcement that the trunl-h line presidents
had private and informal conference at the
Grand Central Depot and that the differences of
the roads were in fair way to settlement.
These reports and announcements caused fresh
demand for stocks. and the market advanced,
closing strong at o.. near the best figures of the
day.
The governing committee of the Stock Ex-
change has resolved to have four calls daily of
inactive stocks. in order to give closer quotations
than are now obtainable for this class of securi-
ties.
The transactions aggregated 2s4 900 shares,
as follows: Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern 6S, 600; Erie, 24,OOO; Lake Shore, 5000;
Missouri Pacific, 5000; Pacific Mail, 10000;
Reading 28, 600; Milwaukee & st. Paul $4,000;
Union Pacific, $4,000; Western Union, 5000.
Oregon & Transcontinental, 5000; Northern Pa
ci6c, Il, GEO.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-27

CHICAGO March 26--The Drovers' journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts, 5000 shipments 1900
The market unchanged; rough packing hogs
So. 100000 heavy packing and shipping Sc. 600
71O; light bacon $5.9006.70; sldps, .$405. go;
closed Sc lower.
Cattle-Reeeipts, 4,400; shipments, 1,sOO. The
market fairly active and steady exports Sc 10
GO good to choice shipping steers SO .7006; com
to medium So a 5.50i corn,fed Texans, 50. 200
BIS.
Sheep--Receipts, 1,000 shipments 1,6OO. The
market steady and demand weak inferior to fair
sheep, $32504 y cwt; medium to good, $495;
choice to extra, $5d5.75.
ST LOUIS. March -Cattle-Receipts, Q 100;
shipments 900. The market was feeling better but
SLOW; export steers. $6.1 66. .65j good to choice
shipping steers, $5.6006,10; common to medium
So 20 $50; stockers and feeders, $f50a 525j corn,
fed Texans, S595.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 700; shipments
l 600. The market frner; inferior to fair
sheep, $363.75; medium to good sheep, 81 25;
choice to extra sheep 1926 d6.
Hogs-Receipts 5000, shipments. LOO. The
market was active and firm; light hogs, S6d6. 80;
packing hogs, $6,40 @6.s0i heavy hogs, $69007.10
KANSAS CITY. March 26.-The Live Stock Indi
Gator reports; Cattle-Receipts, 500. The market
was weak and DC iower4 native steers of 1,0iO to
32O lbs average sold at B5. 15d5.55 stoekers and
feeders $1.50V5j native cows, SO. 7514.50.
Hogs-Receipts 400 The market was weaker
and lower sales We're made Of lots Of 2lQ to 293 lbs