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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS.

a Wabash County Farmer Takes His Shot
gun by the Muzzie and Is Fatally Injured.
Special to the Indiana polls Journal
WABASH Dec. 24-Mr. Henry Everheart, a
weil-known farmer. living in the northeast por-
ton of this county, was fatally injured few
days since. While endesvering to pull his shot
gun out from under a bed muzzle foremost,
tho weapon was accidently discharged by the
hammer catching in the carpet. The heavy load
entered Dir. Everhearts right leg just below the
knee severing an artery. Gangrene set in, ow
ing to delay in ampntation. The patient lin
gered in great agony several days until death
relieved him. He was buried to-day, the funer-
al being very largely attended
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 24.-Miss May
Macdonald. aged eighteen years, of Overton
county, taken iii about the lst of the present
month On the 10Th she appeared to have
breathed her last Shrouded for burial, she was
placed in coffin. The second day after her
supposed death, to the surprise of all, she arose
and asked for an apple. She ate it with much
relish, lying in her bed. Afterward she drank
some water. The following day she sunk into a
stupor and remained in that state until Monday
when she died and was buried.
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Business Embarrassments.

JACKSONVILLE, H., Dec "a. - Atwater &
Pritt dry goods. have failed. Liabilities, $25,
0G9 assets, about $4,000
BIDDEFoRD Me-, Dec 2i--Josepa Hobson
Essons the largest luIn ber-deaer here, who shut
down his mills recently, offers to Sc tile with his
creditors in full, the amounts to be payable in
one. two three, four and five years. Dr.. Hast
ings and three other creditors have put $l2, 900
attachment on the property.
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The Mormon Conspiracy.

SALT LAKE, U. T.. Dec. A.-The jury in the
case of Brigham Young Hampton charged with
conspiracy with lewd women to compromise
prominent anti-Mormons. after being out one
hour, this evening, brought in a verdict of
guilty.
The gentiles are rejoicing tonight over tele.
gram from United States Attorney Dickson to
the Governor stating he had withdrawn his res
ignation and would continue work here. Dick
son had complained that the increase in his work
entitled him to larger salary.
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Secretary Bayard,s Misfortune.

washington Special.
Secretary Bayard is growing quite deaf. Those
who have dealings with him in his Office soon
discover that conversation carried on in an
ordinary tone is entirely lost upon the Secretary
1t requires an effort to make him hear Mr..
Bayard is loath to acknowledge that such inilrm-
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Declines to Resign.

BosToN. Dec. 24-N W. Bingham, special
agent of the Treasury, has written a letter to
Supervising Agent Martin declining to resign, as
requested by the latter His grounds for de-
Ginning are that this office is in no sense political
or partisan, aud that his long term OF faithful
service and freedom from active political parti-
sanship entities him to still continue to fill his
poSitiou
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Steamship News.

QUEENSTOWN. Dec. 24.-Arriyed: Nevada,
from New York.
SouTHAMPToS, Dec. 24-Arrived: Elder
from New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24-Arrved: State of
Georgia, from Glasgow; Lake Huron, from
Liverpool; Polaria, from Hamburg; Waesland,
from Antwerp; Persian Monarch from London
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25

ity is overtaking him. and when one raises his
voice he is inclined to scowl Hence it is that
much is wasted by those who personally see the
Premier. A gentleman who recently made
call said to-day: 81 must have talked with the
Secretary five minutes before / discovered he
was deaf. / don't believe6e heard word | said
until drew closer to him and talked with extra
forco M hic
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25
Aquilla Jones's Kind of Reform.

PhiIadcIphla FTesS.
Postmaster Aquila Jones, of Indianapolis,
who is cavorting around Washington like two
yearold colt in a clover patch, declares that he
is really anxious to carry out the civil-service
law. In the interest OF eternal truth it should
be explained however, that he wants to carry it
out in his old fashioned Jacksonian stye-n a
pine coffin. with a certificate of death pas-ed on
70 lid
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25
The Postmasters' Convention.

CHICAGO Dec 24.-Tne preparations for the
national convention of the third and fourth class
postmasters in this city, Feb. Is, 1885, are al
most completed. The organizers out in an
elaborated circular to-day in which the i'm
portance of the convention is urged and the
needs Of the postmasters outlined The circular
declares that the press of the country has gener-
ally pronounced in favor of the movement
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Ba!k-Line Billiards.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The game tonight be-
tween Schaefer and Nignaux was Won by the
former. Following is the score
Schaefer-20 O. 0. %. 5. 80, SO, 1, >, Z. . 81 8,
Q. 81. 16. 81, 2, 1, 3, l. 16, o. 81 l. d. q 50, 1877
II. 1880. Average. 20; highest run 1877
100. 60 40 2. 9. Z, 27, 10. so. 81, Il, 81, 0. 3,
80. L. e 2o-67l. Average 81 20-3O; highest run,
100.
John Bowling, Chicago sporting man, to-day
offered to back Fignaux against Schaefer for
from s. 500 to $4,000 side. tho game to be
played in New York, 3. 900 points, 14-inch balk-
line. Richard Roche, of St Louis. expressed a
willingness to match Schaefer for 81 500, but at
last accounts the Vignaux party had not come
forward with their money
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Roofing Stock Damaged by Fire.

CINcINNATI, Dee. 2-Fire, to night, in a
building on Front street, occupied by the Weston
Paint and Roofing Company and NJ Erhart 81
Co, patent roofers, caused a loss of $40, 900 on
stock and $40 900 on building The total insur-
ance is about $40. 600
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25
A "Corner. in the Tobacco Market.

LOUISVILLE Dec. 24-The Louisville tobacco
market is much excited over what appears to be
an attempt at corner in a grade of tobacco
known as '1ugs' Sawyer Wallace e. Co., of
New York. the New York agents of the Reggie
contractors for the Spanish government, through
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25

EVERY day adds to the great amount of evil
dence as to the curative powers of Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t is unequaled for general debility,
and as a blood purifier, expeiling every trace of
scrofula or other impurity. Now is the time to
take it. Sold by all druggists.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25

tilted that deceased was sober and peaceable, and
one man, named Dietrich. who was with him
when arrested. said the officer also knocked him
down and kicked him because he protested
against the arrest of his friend
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Hotel Burned.

PLArTsBURG. N. Y. Dec. 24-The Stevens
House, at Lake Placid, in the Adirondacks, to-
gether with most of its contents, was totally de-
stroyed this morning by lire. which started in
one OF the ehimneys. The loss is estimated at
$l5 900; insured
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25

How foolish are the endeavors OF parties to in.
troduce new remedies for coughs and kindred
complaints when they should know that the peo
pie win have DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and moth
ing else.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-25

I've been suffering the past three months with
rheumatism of the knee and tried good many
ton Oil has given me entire relief Frank
UBriaD. 1872 Raborg street. Baltimore. Md.
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local agents. are opposing each other and buying
great quantities of lug tobacco SO that prices
have adya-ced % per cent. during the past
month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24

The arrivals OF Calves have been moderate and Grssser
had ready sale ell the advance Of c per pound
over the prices current the previous week. Veas ruled firm
with quotations unchanged.
The supply OF sheep and Lambs shows MARKED
the preceding week and while Sheep held steady
prices Lambs weakened Wednesday and had slow sale
Thursday at decline Of about c per pound ruling steady
~ the decline mp 10 Saturday.
The advance noted last Monday Live Hogswas
taned prices dropping loo 100 pounds Wednesday
with still further decline Thursday closing steady
Saturday at 81 the outside quotation for Good Hogs.
BEEVES-Receipts yesterday and to-day 1903
Jersey CITY and 40 at Goth making al against
S70 heed last Monday. Arrivals at 60ts included %
for Mr. EastmaD-1l for stern Metzger and
cars OF local stock NO trade worth noting .
The 1913 fresh carloads at jersey City were all
for sale. The storm rendered the traffic to-day
myers but the offerings were moderate ana with cool
ather prospect trade opened quite brisk and prices
fraction higher than on Friday the advance being
noticeable on tho Common grades The finish was du put
firm and about everything was sold There was moderate
SIS 76d Si with Ordinary Prime bringing "A 100
s. 80 per 100 70, Choice selling 50 8jGS2 s5 and
Extra Groves offered. Dry Cows. Bulls, Stags ana
Mixed lots ranged in price from 81 2j TO 81 NO Texans or
COlOrados on sale. 80
Mr. Eastman purchased 3O5 head at 81 9Oas5 u.s. and Mr
Goldsmith reserved about 80 head
No shipments this port day The CITY OF Montreal
woh should have sailed Saturday only arrived yesterday
morning. The Alaska will take out 700 quarters OF Beef
and loo Of Mutton tomorrow and the wilson Line
steamer 30 Live Cattle.
weeks shipments OF Live Beer ana
Mutton were follows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Nov 23-l2,Sop p. m-Cotton lrm with far
demand; Middling Uplands. 3.l6d Mlidhng orleans
7.lGd, sales-IO.O06 bales. including 1000 bales ior
80 100 American. FUTURES firm Upands Low M i n
clause. November delivery G4dI do November anu IL
cembor delivery lO64d do December ana January uS
cry S-bd, January and February delivery 1921
do February and March delivery 0ddi Also S Nav
do March and April delivery l0Otd. do ARrli anu
delivery 1864; May June delivery @oiu' W
juno ard July delivery. D 2I-64 ,. ooo bol.s ,a,v
dockuts and 2OU Old do d, ooo Ill. ,,,.r4c,r
Futures finn; Upands, Low Aiddlng caus NnoocccnRer
delivery Lead. sellers do. November anu DeCou ~
delivery a.64d value 10. December anu JahaI2 p
verv g6Ah vnius. do January and February denFeit
n4d sellers do February and March dehyory
sellors. do and April delivery . loSau ~, md
DO April May delivery. lV64d Duyersi 80 s alp s
June delivery 2264d buyers DO June anu 'uS
26-Gtd- sellers. 100. ,rr,onds ovv Nridd.
ling clause November delivery. $50 seneIs 40 DO be-
venber and December delivery lOb4d seueIsi wv ~,
cember and January delivery 0Gd buyers 90 January
an February delivery l0G4d buyers 90 Fe9'ua a Ia
March delivery 36ld buyersi do March ana Aprn ue,
livery l0G4d buyers; do April ana MAY "a
jid buyeTA do May and June delivery D Eoo4u' 'hu7
do June ana July delivery. ~ Cad. sellers; -, -
OuVFsToN Nov ~ Cotton quiet, MddlnG Oiei 70"
MIddng 81 Good ordinary. ~ net ana gross tor cs
10 aB bales; Exports to Great Br1thn piod So"S''
WISE 4G05 saIes SO5 baes stoeA oo'Aeo oAie>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
LIVE .rocK MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Nov Al me Dror'r. Journ1i raporrs Ot,l;-
Ercpta VJu nead. shipments l5OO nad marriott steatvi
Nuofts 40 cows and Mixed II 90 - 10 STOCK
- -Jd rs t0i fceucIS y -o"F" 49, 4'NNNH - wv
- 10 .--,--.
Receipts 1000 head: Shipments 200 hea market
dnll Inferior %2UOdS3 20 Natives - OoGSj 90 Texans.
OOH+- - ,. .-. -,
ogs-tcccIna $4,000: shipments 2uOOi marSet steady
Rough Mixed 30 - G6 PaCEnI AMI ShOplng IS %
: :, : Light 80 33 % ~ IS, SkIUs ~ AO0r3 10
BUFyAio 21-Crs RecelptS TODAY, 1000 mead total
for wccK tlu4 1000 HeaE 1an' ne AR VyoN 4O'O
head - cars mars"t 1uet and steady
sIdO0Sj 10; stookcrs anu Feeders
btdkt 90
SReeD cropfs today 5000 head total Tor week thus far
time tl4 wcok l2uOO head consigned
tlr, ugh. Z cars quiet and lower; Medium 10
Good 5pdS 90. Good 10 Choice 80 ID ass 30 canada
Lambs. II ~Od5 10.
rseDt5 TODAY % 900 total for week 'hus far
20 90 head. tn3 lat week. 3ADDp heal con-
sgned through ~ wh,cb II 10 NewYOrkt market
ann. Medium TO Far Workers - j56S3 80 Good 20
ClOce ~ u03 G5 butchers GRADES ~ SOep3 50 rigs
3BOHr3 IS.
n iOuls Nov 23.-Catls-RecclDts. 700; SHIPMENTS.
500 market strong Fair Choice Naive shipping steers
81 OldSJ 25 Butcher steers 50 oOGo4 90; Grass
TrXan Steers. 81 ass 90
Sheep-RecolDts 200: shipments. 200! Common % Ne;
dunn SO 6j OnOoe. ~ 6dS3 25 LAMBS 81 %
as % ,, q. a
HogA-Rcceipts. 1lOOO shipments. 1000 Light s3 400
s. 90 Packing. 81 so GS3 20; Heavy. IS 1888 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24

BALTIMORE Nov. 23-CCttoD nrm NtI,nz. sl4o Floar
nmi Howard street and Western super sj0o@s5 % DO
Super 1Ds5 3j TO- extra - jOD$I 10. TO- $40 Brands
Patent $500 wheat-souineru hrmer Western dul
SsTTan 5s5e 30 wesefB Mnfor cd snot - %
@9OS4c" Novembcr 1O200O@c. December, J2q"2 SC;
southern WHIT a. 91Sc; ga Yellow; o. 011ca western
047c Jannary 462@4j'.e oats arm snd higher SCUM
PennsyySna 1850 Kye urn A. SCo72c PPoyi Ia q
drm ana 1a.et Ness PORK. lO25elj 80; aoceots-FoIr
1000 gusiL rive. 200 Jusn sIiDioents-Fioai ii4j
b6s Wheat, l4jO bush salcSwbe4t 5J7ooO Corn.
BOSTON. Nov 2s-FIour quiet Western supsrnne So ooo
s. IS; Patent Whats > 2@s5 g. CORN % df 2T
@jSc oats steady. No White 43c: No : WSIie 4nc
Snorts ana dl ngi st9c' fco.1:lols st,1ig Butter
Corn. 10000 OGsl.. oats. $4,000 shorts 1000
,oscs.Ar NOV s3.gloar 9u25 ana steady; Family
64c rocelDts $500 shipments 1000 Jush Corn
Ryo-No Fan CSC Barley ste4ly No 3 ran. -5c.
PORK frn a. 50 10. Lar0 easier al - lO4s, ~.
Bacon 50 81 snOrt-rb. -.
Moss aliet COMMON ana IayhL - 5GSss %: PAsS
hs anc BgCheA sa 6OGs5 S0i receipts $50 heli snIo
N g. 2a e5 veal No ws &c CASH
November 84.c: Dee~mbcr S5e January sglc no az" =
ked - IN S keceDts 2ioO0 bush Comma 4jc Oats
MILWAUKEE, Nov 20 Wheat steadv Cash. s7lTc.
6sGs 6g SO Nay 0, &c corn seady No 2 44c
No. 63l2c frovslons-Mess PORK Cash o. Noyen,ber
81 30; December. So 90 LarG-Pnme steam fa,h
or November 50 Is December, So 10 Butler sfeady
Choice Creamery l5OlGc. Cheess-Bes Crea n lie
Eggs-FTesh. 20D2le. ReceUts-F Dbls. Wneat
b5OJO Dush Barley 5oObD Ousb SaDments-Fiou l. 900
bills; Wheat Z,OO0 push; Barley. $4,000 Dusn.
PEORIA. Nov. 23-COrE nrlo New High Mixed yj03gc.
No Mixed 81 9a35lyc. oats steady No White raj "a
8ll4c; No Mixed Z502SiyC dnlli No q 81 AZ 10
Receipts Corn. 10000 bush 30 600 RIVE 1000 busr
bmpnents-COrn 9s.UOU Dush; Oats. $1,000 bash.; i've
1000 bush
=, PILA9ELPHn Nov 23.-flour-The demand continued
hight aud the market favored light offerings
prices were UNCHANGED Wester. and Pennsvvania
hupet $50 US3 30: To- Extra JJUB3 Is
"a %.
- -: delaware FANNY 81 5JGs3 lj Patent
s1@0@e1 5u wheat closed weak at the
port demand was hRht SPOT tots dui stoady No
delaware ~ axO0rt elevator J1c No PcsnsvlvAna
IA depot, IL Ol, No Req November. iaUaI Lc
December u isdJ 2c January. 81 sd34 80 "a
S57e. Corn-MArEe quiet and irIn EXPORT demand ugh
epOtlOtq weak; Mixed tracK
t4ci steamer No Yellow III grain deDOt 56c No 2
Yellow. track SIC; No 2 Mixed. depot Ode
track. JGc.: elevator 56c: MIreo
November 62065c% December. 4sLG49I.c.: January a. n
H4Si4ci Feb. ~ G4s2c Oats-SDOt steady Rejected
White. 32933c. No. White 3sL4c 40 Wine "a IA
SEC: No. White November. 3sa38L-o. DeceIn-
pbS Wheat 1900 Dnsn: Corn 1000 Dusn.: Data 5000
bush shiDGenls-~AeaI 1000 UushI CorD, 500 Dpshi
OssA 5S.Oy Dush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24

CHICAGO. Nov % Flour quiet nncla nged: Choice
Winter Wheat ~ Is Hf5 90. spring Wheat S3 7OaSi 90
Minnesota - 80 81 90; Patents ct 75dSJ 40
Grades ~ 90 50 u0 Rye Flour 50 3Oa+j % Ia bbs
Wheat and sales ranged November ~ eOSse.
-. December SIS, ~ 10.
january, SSI4 G>92. $3.50. May. Di4d90 &c,
CLOSING at 20 llr No sprnQ 55Lc.' spring $50;
N02 led. H2c. Ma Req $50. corn active and lower
Cash a. SC. November Al Gf3 Year
4O3ADIlc Oats sales November.
2sa2n Isc closing &c. December 2,d25Lc- closing
al &c. May. 8 03l 10. NY0 - 40
BirleY-NO. . 67GGsc. PORK huD Cash ~ ~ iq1s9 90
November 81 2df9 90 tOsmR December ~ 30
G4H closing 10 January 80 90 closing at
~ Cash 40 Il n SO ~ -
January. 80 22L2dSG 25. Bukmeats-Sbonders 81 500
SO 80 sides. 81 SO hhorI Ciedr sides
2Odsj 26. RceeipJs-gour 1900 bbla1 Wheat 5000
bush Corn 10000 9ush pat& 10000 OdAn4 Hve 6OUc
bush BarIey S2ODu ShDmsnLs- 3SUUO DblsI wheat
900 buAI Corn lOi.OOO OaJA 61OvV Dusl bIe
1900 Gu4n.i barley, $4,000 buAl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHI4 STOORS
RcDorfed by JoHS II. DAVIS e Co.. II WatI-sL
MONDAY, Nov. 23--P. NJ.

MONDAY, Nov. 23--P NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day were disturbed by
several occurrences aggravated by unavorable reports
Early London quotations for American railways indi-
Gated that that merket gave an Interpretation TO the
Baltimore and Ohios extension to Now-York unfayor-
able to the maintenance OF values, and London was
pronounced seller tho opening OF our market Al an
early hour ono OF the Wall street news agencies gave
circulation the followIngt &" prominent officer OF
tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company is reported as say
ing that the Baltimore and Onio's project or en-
trance into Ncw-YOrk must break up all our
negotiations He saysi we not taken by surprise
In this matter We knew early wednesday last hat
several largo holders OF Central NewJcrscy stock closely
allied with the Baltimore and Ohio management have
unloaded their stock. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad will
hght oycry inch OF tho way from Bound
Brook to the Xii Won KulL'" The temper
Of the speculation too much unsettled
and too fevcrish 70 weigh this statement By the
log OF events and accepted It fully nits anonymous
character had been signed by tire president OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Neither was II rcmcm Dercd
that the Ponusy ivania Railroad only recently had re-
tired discounted from It's Eight" 20 prevent the
entrance OF the Baltimore and Ohio into Phila-
Gclpaia and that 10 might think twice before
investing millions OF dollars another litlgaronhe end
OF which g., forecouc Tho statement also Is
lacking lu an important and mr,rcsting item ofintorml
ton namely who the persons closely allied with tn'
Baltimore and Ohio who have recently sold ont tAcir con-
troll of NeI,rsry Aodiug-i Tho street. aud operators
generally. however quickly arrived 40 The conclusion
that II tho statement reelected tho intentions of Tie
PcUusy l,lI Company, AZ h"t, % peace w'fr IhIee
few day- probably win prove tIt tuc streets error
was not l s logic derived from c point of Wow of tlr
settlement. Buy iu accepting me statement in any
I.lt except a1 ono pIt forth for eject upon
the stock speculation. Tho market ho1 900 irregular
oy.u.n -. w.'n th' uo"L 1901 'ut tA' col" t'Hi'i ,
d,r.t t.'' ,bo.c m.r.rt. Iu,fu.uors g,I, frequent
HIT fHH To- d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
me PETROLEUu W4RFEE

There is no need to 20 into an elaborate de-
spuOn OF the certificate market yesterday after Ii has
been stated thar the transactions amounted to 224O00O
barrels and prices fell from gJl cents and 81 - s15
81 "a cents such record shows pInickr condition Of
speculation that has not been witness y since May and
temOr3lZed BY tho failure OF the Marine Bank ana
The attending deEelopmehts ana IA ta2 second t5e
Garrison assignmt ut renewed a stock panic iu wall
Street But IN lisa there was some apparent reas
eral generalization OF railroad ana financial circles
The Thorn Creek field had not passed It's
and The refined market was damaged By the contest
which ended IN the STANDARD Oh Company subjectus
OF oil Is ahead OF the production. There has been
reduction Ia stocks Within year. and tho re-
that long be rcpcnlshed. The news from the
oil country no longer factor ia the market Tor what
OF IN the yield OF the Anchor wen IN hnzud 4he mar
ket closed at the slight reaction from the lowest
quotation OF the day ana II IS Impossible 70 predict aHy
thing regarding tue future until inc senseless scare OF
operators subsidized. part of yesterdays decline
must be credited TO the attacks or stock Exchange
houses, designed probably 10 influence sympithetIcay
the stock Market after drop Of q cents IN prIc-
tcaly four days, there ought to DC for hoping
that the panic IN oil was near Its end.
Inc OF prices and the total dealings al the Con-
solldated Exchange were as follows:
Opening.--. 992 Lowest s97s
tFInal........- 9l7s
e"ies %'-f"VOO
The quotation for refined reduced & ceIt per
gallon to So cents here and cents IA Philadelphia aud
Baltimore,
BRADFORD, Penn. Nov. 23.-Crude On-Nationa Tran.
sit Certificates opened at 9s5s aud closet at 9i7s;
highest price. 99l4 lowest price, 90A Clearauces.
4,922,OOO barrels.
OH. CITY, Penn, Nov 23.-Crude On-NatonaI Tran
cit Certificates opened 80 and closed at 9l7s
highest price, 99N lowest price, 9Oi4. Sales.
l2l05O00 barrels; cearances ,33sOO0 barrels runs.
70,l16 barrels shipments. - barrels, charters,
1O,e73 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

To Prime sold ago NJ 20 'V@F'"''
The average was estimated at So 90.
EEVI EW OF THE WEEK.-1hc arrivals OF BeeHes tn9
past week $40 head than last week hu DIV ~
less than the corresponding week last year al, and q,
WITH tie receipts running lighter lhe PaSI r ,Is Gam
fair export demand Vrcea ruled nm. especially lOi 'hg &
mon gfades of CaIie which showed an advance u 70 cT
of about So per 100 b while the Improvement IN ,n
grades less marked. although choice anu SnJ
doing better wednesday. The larus "oi" o'0A'N"
on Friday and the finish steady. ,,i IN
Western Dressed has also been III HB1toi SufIJ
a slight improvement inipncea- ,.,,.r.nto and
AdVIces from Great Britain continue more
both for i've tait' ahd
Geef although sh ppers arr moi making any m"noS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24

Wanna beinc anxious to know the meaning OF
from Andas no RdTgsI 1r
answer than CerShez e mot ae eMsrs the poppy
In the a to idTowsiness. forsetfuness-ob IN
the sunG 6Ssiy, to a GSp't the fonreayed
ttSS.mrocE is not to lie found In any Iee %S0x
manual the subject because HS are curious
Perhaps the key may lie In the ,A 81 ss
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