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That evening "Chawlie" called to take
the lady OF l52 Lexington avenue to the
theatre. She was "indisposed" and he
did not SEQ her, but on the parlor table bis
flowers surmounted by his card confronted
and paralyzed him. The young lady's
brother has told the story to select circle
OF friends, and when "Chawlie" passes
now the say: mot to exceed 30 cents,
please"
The entrance Of s. Y. White, the Wall
street broker, into politics draws one Of
the most remarkable men In the country
from comparative obscurity. He was
know to the world at large only as the
most active and aggressive man on
Change. His candidacy for Congress has
turned strong light on him and shown
the public an Admirable Orlchton. He is
fine classical scholar and translator, the
President OF the American Astronomical
Society, a stirring, fiery, logical orator,
O gifted poet whose verees have been
praised by Whittier, an ex.editor,
ex.lawyer, and ex.Schoolmaster, emf.
nent IN all, q trustee and treasurer
Of BeeCher's church, an art connoisseur
OF come note, the posssssor o! the largest
telescope in America, q scientific enthus-
last who journeycd 10 the Rocky Noun
tains to observe the transit OF Venus, q
Republican who had Fremont tickets
printed at bis own expense in the City Of
81. Louis, and, standing at the polls oil
day, actually got nine votes for tho Candi.
date. He was bred on q backwoods clear
Ing in Illinois and earned bis first dollar
by trapping, and not TIL be was 10 year,
OF age did he 20 10 school. Now he has
millions Of money and divides histime be-
tween his banking and brokerage bust.
ness and his family and art, science, liter.
erature, church duties and philanthropy
| forgot to say that he Is theologiau. He
will certainly b9 elected to Congress
wherC no will soon make his presence felt,
for he is one Of the most active Of men
and his friends expect him, In that case,
to leave the dangerous and shifting sands
OF Wall street with his great fortune In
tact. HERoDoTuS.
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You are feeling depressed, your appetite
Ia poor, you are bothered with headache,
you are hdgetty, nervous, and generally
out OF scrts, and want to brace up. Brace
up, but not with stimulants, spring modi.
cines, or bltterB, which have for their basis
very cheap, bad whisky, and which Btimu.
late you for an hour, and then leave you
in worse condition than before. What
you want is an Alternative that will purify
your blood, start healthy action oil Livoi
and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and
VIyo renewed health and strength. Such
a medicine YOU will find In Electric BIZ
terB, and only 80 cents bottle OF Logan
4 Co.'s Drug Store.
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a TERRIBLE LOSS
wat the Sudden breaking Down o.
- many Men and Women Means,

WaAt tho AuuneR uFehkinH down o.
- many Men and Women Means,
Anyone who has observed, investigated
Or read, must have seen that during the past
tan year,, the power aud vitality Of the
American people have been growing less.
People who once were strong and vigorous
now feel tired and lRnguid. Men who did
mot know what fatigue meant now realize
they cannot stand 50 much As formerly,
Women who were once the picture OF health,
now are weak and often dsSpopdent Even
little children In too many caSea arc prny,
whore they should DO bright and healthy,
Why 10 thls7 The causes arc various, but
IN nearly every case they can DO assigned 10
tho lack Of albumon in the system, This
great lt0-giying element Is present 70
greater or less degree In pll persons, and
whore II Is lacking there Is lack Of life,
But some ono asks "HoW can albumen DO
impaired to tho syEtsml" BY kssping tho
body in proper condition for absorbing and
retaining the Rlbumsn that IL taken into the
system. This can only DO done by properly
stimulating the faculties and organs that
absorb albumen.
II was the realization Of the above truths
which caused some eminent scientists few
years since, 10 undertake series Of expert
meuts, These experiments were conducted
with the greatest skill and care, and resulted
In the discovery Of o preparation, which
taken into the body, stimulates the proper
organs to aSsimilass Albumen, thus adding
life, baniShiug disease aud inparting health
TO the entire system. This great prepare,
ton, 80 discovered, was Volina Cordial II
IL pure, harmless yet powerful compound,
containing Just those vegetable clements
necessary to retain health and proloug life,
II Is undoubtedly doing more to impart new
lifo and activity TO the race, than any other
discovery Of modern times, II Is Itimu.
lating, inylgorating and yet contains no
element that can, in tho least, harm even q
child.
These arc facts not given at random, but
serious and earnest truths confirmed by
scientists as well AS by experience, There
MO hundreds OF men and women In their
graves TO day who might have been alive and |
happy, had they known these truths and
acted upon them IN time; aud It Is painful
10 think Of tho Intense suffering, terrible
sickness and vast number OF deaths which
might have beOn avoided, II people bad only
realized and known. |
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New Workers. have Rs good mental pOise
as any people in the world for Atty.one
weeks OF the year, but there Is one week
at least, about election time, when they
seem to be positively mad. They are not
at all ieroCiouS. far from 1t, but their SO.
datensss 10 replaced bv a vivaCity which
would make Paris stare. Usually they
arc very careful about appearances, but
during this one week Of lunacy they are
IS wildly Carelehs rs Mardi Gras maskors.
A young broker starts from home fault.
estly dressed, his countenance bearing
the conventional expression Of reserve.
Two hours later you see him carrying q
banner in political procession, laughing
and dancing as he goes along, as wild as a
crazy BacChanal. He didn't intend to do
this when no left bis house, but an eddy
Of enthusiasm caught him and he few
out on 1t like q leaf. On the day when
The great buainess mems demonstration
for Cleveland took place, just about two
years ago, ! witnessed come curious thlngs
along the line Of march, which stretched
down Fifth avenue and Broadway, and
some side streets from the Battery TO
Union square, more than two niles;
oVtUUU lueu heIO ~ tAo PAVSSSS'Sut I"n
100000 lined the streets through which 1t
passed. The processonists marched by.
chanting campaign yittiCisms in favor Of
Cleveland and Sgainst Blame. Some Of
the crowd shouted with them, others
sVsinst, and this led to ludicrous alterca.
tons among utter strangers. A gIoup oil
exquisitely dressed men came out Of the
Filth Avenue Hotel at 1850 o'clock on
their way to the thester. They looked at
the procession and hurrahed for Blaine.
A workingman In front OF them turned
and hurrahed for Cleveland. They yelled
for Blaine again, and several other spec
tators helped their opponent ont. That
settled It, tho we'll dressed men and their
opponents dropped all other business and
spent over an hour dancing aud bowling
In front Of each other, skipping about on
the pavement, swapping their fingers, put
ting their faces close together, and max
ing big voices. There was no argument,
lust campaign cries, and the ones who
liOArLd Inc loudest were best pleased.
Adyersaries stuck together In spite Of the
joatling they got from the river Of hu.
nanily that was flowing swiftly past with
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aV, within whose Rpsx the future PEesi'
dent was, This apex pointed up Q path
20 feet broad by 200 feet long, by stretch.
ing between the platform and the great
front doors. On each side OF this path
was wilderness Of benches filled 70 their
utmost capacity. Two hundred police
men lined the sides oil the path and brisk
Inspectors controlled them. The police
were HandWichsd between athletic COM
mitteemen. All was ready, the speeches
were over, the reception was about to be-
gin. At q signal the front doors were
thrown open and Niagara Of men tum-
bled in. There was no walking; they
ran ut sprinting speed, Straight
down the path they flew, losing their
hats, tearing their coats, extending their
hands for Cleveland to shake, prsCipitat-
ing themselves on the bEeakWRter Of po-
licemen and being seized by the backs Of
their neCks and rushed ignominously out
OF the rear doors by police or committee
men, Every now and then Cleveland
bowed stiay at the men engaged In these
atheletiC sports. The people In the
benches could see how ludlCrous the scene
was and they laughed with great hearth
ness, but the eager excitement OF the
river OF men rushing at Cleveland contin-
ued for an hour. It was funny to see the
hope and Joy on each lace as men rushed
they felt the memorable grip on their col
lars, AS an entertainment the thing was
q great success.
On election night, when the ballots are
all In, but while results are still uncertain
and wild rumors ahoat, vast multitudes Of
excited people gather In public squares
aud watch great sheets Of white canvas on
which stereoptiCons project the votes by
districts, with @ ward total now and then, |
and finally the city total. Disturbances
are sstonishingly infrequent, but there is |
wealth Of incident In the pictures then |
presented, 1
have good story about q dude, and l |
know that 1t 10 true, He 0srns $40 y week
in q Wall street office, Or rather he ~
Celves that amount, but that doesn't pre-
vent him from being the most abaurdly
dudish young man on the street, for tai
lors are Crednlous, He walked into a
Broadway florists the other day and
said:
"Wsnk some aaowsl"
"WhAt kind, cir ?" said the florist, drop
ping all other work.
"Aw've nav tiue to tawk. Just take
this" So saying, he hastily wrote on the
back oil the visiting cards: "Send some
lowers to l52 Lexington avenue. Not TO
exceed 80 cents"
"When Rw come pawst again anvil pay
yaw," be said as he disappeared. |,
The tloret staggered back against the
counter. "ThaLs' the meanest man In
own" he exclaimed. HE expects more
Cr his money than any one ever
iaw." q
Suddenly his eye lit up with fiendish
,leam. He put 80 cents worth OF flowers {
n the basket A1d stuck tbs dudes card In
With them,
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ELECTION ECHOES.
SOME INTERESTING FIGURES
Concerning the Candidates for Mayor of
New York City Something New About
Henry George Scenes on the
Street on Election bay.

Special Correspondence OftAe LRieRiqHesr
New YoRK, Nov, DIN spite Of the iSct
that this an of year in politics, there hal
been plenty to interest the actors and
spectators OF the election here, Whal
could be more interesting, Tor instance
than the candidacy Of Henry George
George is by all odds the greatest Socialist
in the country. He Ia the Victor Hugo OIL
America, the poor mans prophet, Ifany
good can come out Of Socialists here,
George Is the most likely man 10 bring II
forth, though his executive powers are oil
very doubtful kind, think. Like De-
mosthsnes, he can tell the Athsnians ex.
aCtly what they ought to do, but that Is q
very different thing from doing it. Wit.
meas the epitaph on Charles IL;
Here lies our mutton.eatlng King,
Whose word no man relies on,
He never said foolish thing
He never did wiAe one,
Georges person, like that Of many an
other great man, IL mean. Nature has be-
slowed on him red hair and bushy red
beard. He Is partially bald, has small
eyes, imperceptlble eyebrows aud snub
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Live Stock.

East LIBERTY, Pa, Nov. s.-CALEe-
Receipts 627 head shipments 6s4 head
market nothing doing, all through CON
slgnments. Hogs-Recsipts AGO head
shipments 6,400 head market firm
Philadelphia S4.95a4S5; Yorkers $1,000
4.e0; common and light SS.76S4.O0. Sheep
Receipts 1900 head; shipments ]. 800
head market unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Cattle-Recelpts,
250 head; shipmsnts 700 head; mar.
ket steady and nominal. Shipping steers,
s. 4O44 90; bulk, 81 OO44 40; stoCkem and
feeders 81 60a3 80; COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 25s2 rs; through Texas cattle
steady, s. 5OA2 90; western rangers
natives and hAll.breeds, S. 0Oa9 70; win.
tered Texans, So 75s3 10, HogS-Re-
celpts SO, 900; shipments S,O0Oi market &C.
tive but shade lower; rough and mixed
s. 40aS rs; packing and shipping $ 20
a4,O5; light s. 4Ol4 05; skips s. 25aS %,
Sheep, receipts 1900; shipments, 500;
market steady natives SEAS 70i western,
s. 10a3 80; Texans, So 0O43 90,
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Eppe-BaetrIr.

Having sold nine oulhs Of the Whiting Machines
sold III the State. we claim Il clearly demonstrates
the superiority Of our machines. Below. we. give a
partial list Of cuBt0meEs using them;
Daily Intelligencer.
Daily Register,
News Letter.!
W, r. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, GttornCyI
Joseph 4. PAUL, attorney.
Russell & slfel, attorneys.
g. q, SturgIss, attorney, Morgantown. 6ssi
John A. Hutchinson attorney, ParkenbuB.
Van Wrinkle & Amber attorneys, PaTkersbufE,
LOOMS & Tavennef, attorneys, PAHkefBbufB,
", II. II Flick, U. s. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes, Z. 8. Commissioned
L. q, Delllcker, Clerk U. g. Court, ParkerburE,
ClAteuce Smith, Clerk OF Court, FRlfmont
o. N. Clemens, Clerk Of Court, PatkerbuR.
b. O. Hoge, Clerk OF Court, Hinton.
K T. Fast, Clerk OF Court, MOrgAntoWn,
Manufacturer Insurance Company,
Peabody Insurance Company.
UnderWritaEH' Insurance Company.
Anderson 4 Atkinson, Insurance Agency
Edw. W. DunAWRy, City Receiver.
Vance, Hughes Co.
ZarniW Bros, Brokeu.
Junction Iron Works.
Whitaker Iron Works,
LAnghlin Ira WOrh.
BenwOnd II II Works.
A. Sweeney 4 Son.
Hobbs, BrOckunl0r \ Co.
For full particulars regard 10 terms o. sale and
- Ell. ROSE q CO.,
rll IS Twelfth Street.
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r OTIS Fot, SALE SUITABLE FOR

- luhNuhoi uGuE IL III uruVe
ny virtue OF u Heet1i trust To me made BY Abner
Key ana ms wlles dhsd the twenty. fifth day OF
July IN the year 1871 I'D recorded In the Clerks
0tllCe Of the County CouN Of Ohio county, West
Virplnia, In Deed Of Trust tSok Numbered H. pNRe
96l i will, on WEDNESDA VII Il SI VESTF XIII
OF EOVEHBER, 1856 GInneneinv Al 10
O'Clock q. m, soil al pulIlo S1CtISt, NJ tho
premises, the lots or parcels Of Snd nmmberea tS
speOIiYcly to "a inclusive. the CcatI0n aid ii.
mCnSions wher Of are more part iSriy shown 6v
the plat thereof filed III said CltTktsnISS. lNi;I
lots OF parcels Of land arc pat Of the Ea,1IyIiSns
K and :, shown on the plat Of the subl 'SSnS oi
tho Shepherd estate recorded In Deed Boo. MIN.
befed IS, page 673 10 said Clerks onice, MIeh
subdivisions, X and X, were conveyed 10 tho ia
AblCr Key BY Daniel U. List md Daniel Lamb =
social commissioners, by deed dated the 18TH day
Of May, 1870, and recorded In Deed Book numbered
Ri maze 2i7, In said Clerks office. ~
believe the title 10 be unqueStlonable, but sell
Ing as trustee, I DO not wAtiAut.
TERMS OF SALE-EACh purchaser 70 pay ID hand
orC.thIfd OF the purchase money due by him, and
HS much more as he may choose 10 pay, and the
remainder In equal inStAllmenh bearing Interest
iiOm The day Of sale, payable rsPectiyelY il SIX
and twelve months thereafter. Tho deferred In
Etalments 10 DO satSlAC only SECURED aud the lille
10 DO retained uutil payment In full. liza puf'
CHASER pay not loss than one hall OF tie purchase
money, his notes, occurred By Deed Of Trust on the
property sold him. Will be accepted ~ security FOL
The deferred ,lnAtAllmenU. DANIEL LAMB,
octlB men T
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educational.
M, Dc GHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ", VA

T0,thfty. ninth year Of this Well.EnoWu ACAd.
..v uuder the charge oil tho Visitation Nuns,
' MN on the inst Monday Of September usIL and
opuaua ten months
ygpJs recalyed at any time in the session.
Tbssu WHO deAIrs 70 place heIE dAughlsn in an
,r,ltaton Gaordins exceptional advantage In
N, yty Of heAllhiul and delightful location, en-.
's'leut board, thorough discipline and instruction
Al tbe hAHI. Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
,,oB. If l.Eials education, including the modern
language. aud music should send for catalogue
ri ta!l school, Address
Iirectress Of the Academy of the Visitation,
MT. Do CIAETAL,
,,pn,V Near Wheeling, ", Va
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MANY OF the good things Of this life are
sorrowfully let alone on account Of dys.
pepaia, Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and coustipa-
ton; sold on positive guarantee at %
and 80 cents, by Logan & Co., and Charles
Meukemeller. 2
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HENRY GEORGE ON THE PLATFORM,
nose. lie Ia short, thiCkset and inclined TO
be stout, lie walks in slipshod manner,
wears lowcut shoes in the summer,
a black bFoadCloth Prince Albert
coat, black broadClOth trousers and
vest and stovepipe hat. How he mana.
ges 1t no one can tell, but he SURPRISES
BeCCher In making new clothes look old
aud shabby and wrinkled and his new
hat look like the back oil an enaged cat.
tie has all Mr.. BeeChcr's genius for max.
ing himself look slovenly without the
Plymouth PASTORS lsonine picturesque
ness. George at homo Ia a kind, simple
hearted little man when his wits are not
working at social problems, from which 1t
Is very hard for him to totally separate his
mind at any time. His study looks like
carefully executed plan oil chaos, He has
three children and vile, a quiet, pleas.
ant little family, very proud OF the
father. Henry, the eldest son, Is literary
In very mechanical, unimaginatve way.
The youngest child ia a girl Of 10, deeply
read, inQuiring, engrossed in the clouds,
inclined to be blue. Hewitt and George
have been discussing their respective
dwelling places, Hewitt having accused
George OF being homeless. and George
having replied by accusing Hewitt Of liv.
Ing in q palace. Tho accompanying pic
ture gives a good idea Of Mr.. Hewitys
palatia residence,
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New YoRE, Nov. G-,rhe market was
quiet in demand and new business, as
usual to Saturday, but the movement OF
goods through iorwardings on orders OF
the steadinsss Of previous days,
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELoGvTIOA AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
,m4 Street. n, W. w@hlngtOn,.D. O..asa
gRs. N. sTEYENs nAAT, PRINCIPAL.

simmer Session ut Mt, LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
MI. b,san!nS July 10, at 1880 A, ~, CloSinG
IGgul a, lsN,
IDvANTAGEs OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
The Natural Development and Culture Of the
V6rr uf tie purIGse oil Conversations Reading
pIbl.r tldnsi and Singing Tho correct use Of
na O1nls Oi Articulation aud ReSDlrEuOni To.
slthrrNllh the Philosophical laws by which these
ay,,rt n d preserved aud developed
W leuu.,y and Natural Expression OF Sentiment
nv 1rbp, AZ speech aud Gesiursi including Char.
syrr-.,nu, Dramatic Reading and Recitation.
ssscln. instruction In Expressive BiblO aud shakes.
Stsf, rgaiiug and lu the reading Of Hymns,
n TUa opportunity afforded Teachers for the
,mllt y Practical kethOds for Teaching ArtlCulA.
uol ard ignl-Reading. Aethods based upon the
Thg4p.as OF De.aIrte,
XlAlts civB Tor the study OF kindergarten Ano
prmrry formal Methods Wlll bO formed aud YES
,ogr MA daily from July y 10 August 20, 1856,
Th0c4,s win be taught by Mis- SUSIE POLLOCK
cWEnirglon, D, O., who studied aud graduated
4 1muafr class for children will 10 held on thIeG
ANS OF the week, JTtJ VI charge,
ffrf Ltg'UrrS VII DO given by Ms. HsTt And
Nss Pollock, each upon the interests Of her OWE
department. .--.,-
for PARTICULAR address
MRS. 81. STEVENS HART, or O.
MISS sUSIE POLLOCK,
Warrington, D. C,z
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mo THE CREDITORS OF ROBER,

TITO THE CREDITORS OF ROBERT
l. n. STEWART, DECEAsED:
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, made in a cause
th ren pending, 10 subject The real estate Of the
said Robert n, Stewart, 10 the payment OF his
debts, you arc required to present your claims
against tho estate Of the said Robert N, Stewart,
for adjudication 10 Joseph L. PAUL, commissioner,
at his office, no, ITO CRpllnG street, In the city
OF Wheeling Ohio county, West Virginia. on or
before Tuesday, the 23d day OF November, 1856,
Witness, john ". Mitch II, Clerk OF said Court,
octil N Join u. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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on CRY, Pa, Nov, 6.-opensd at
65si highest, 65B; lowest, $50 closing at
s. Sales, $4,000; cleaTances, LOO, 900;
charters, 40,27S; shipments, 90, Isl.
BRADFORD, Pa, Nov, 6.-Opened ESQ;
highest este; lowest and closed 654c,
clearAnces $4,000,
PITTSBURGH, Nov. G-Dull but firm.
Opened 05!ci closed 659i highest B53i
lowest G5!,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Tine table corrected 10 JUNE %, 1885. Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, "a i0llows-CGntrRl standard
TmO-Whloh u % minutes slower than Wheeling
um0i -..
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o. Of o., 1885, Adams Express
l42; Alton & Terre Haute SSI;
do preterred. SO; American Express, lO7;
B. O. R. 4 N, 65; Canada PGCihG, 60;
Canada Southern, III Central Pacific ,4GE;
Chesapeake & Ohio, 10; do first preferred,
lOi do seconds, 10! Chicago & Alton,
"a; do preferred, 100; @. B. 80, 1891;
o. St L. 4 Pitlshurg. IA; do preferred,
50; O. s. & 9, Al; Cleveland COL, Isl;
Delaware 4 Hudson, 1853; DEL, Lack. II
Vest, lIlt; Denver & klo Grande, 32S;
Erie, 50; do preferred, 7G3; East Tenn.
l3f; do preferred, "a; Fort Wayne,
IA; Harlem, 225; Houston & Texas, "a,
Illinois Central, 1874; Ind, B, & West,
lOt KanFaN 4 1exag, S5i; Lake Erie &
Wettern, cot; Lake Shore, 98l; Louis.
WE Il Nashville, 57l; Louisville, New
Albany 4 Chicago, IS; Memphis 4
Charleston, All Michigan Central, 96S;
Min. & st, Lobis, 2ls; do preferred, 40t;
Missouri Pacific, III MOBILIZE Ohio, lot;
Morrla & Esses, offered, 14l; Nashville
sci; Norfolk i ". preferred, AT;
Northern Pacific. 90; do preferred,
$50; Chicago & Northwestern, ll7t; do
preferred, Lac; New York Central, 1881 J;
Ohio & Mississippi, 90! do preferred 81
Ontario & Western, lOl Oregon R'y 4
Navigation, 1881; Oregon Trans. SGl;
do improvement Company, 80; Pac &c
Mail. 65t; Panama 0S; Peoria D. & Il
33s; Pittsburgh, 100; Pullman Palace
Gar l43; Reading, SIT Rock Island, 1871 :
st. Louis 4 San Francisco 35I;
do preferred, ~; do FIRST preferred,
ll53; O.. NJ. & st. Paul, 94S; do preferred,
1901; Texas 4 Pacific, 2l9; Union
Pacific, COZ; United States Express, 60;
W. St. L. & p, 10; do preferred, 36I
Wells Fargo Express. 1877: Western
Union, 7s4; Colorado Coal, 34i, Home.
stake, 1T Iron Silver, 300; Ontario, %;
Qnioksilver, 81; do preferred, %; sutro,l4.