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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12
Fun mi PHYSIC.
Stop that

BY useing DR. Frazier's throat anG
lung balsan the only sure cure fol
colds. cough h%oarseness and soar
throat and all disease Of the throat
and lungs. Do not neglect a Cough
1t may be fatal. Scores and hundreds
of grateful people W their lives "a
DIR Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam
and no family will ever be without i,
after useing it, and discovering Its
marvellous power. 1t is put up in
large family bottles, and sold ut the
small price Of SO cts.
FERGUSON 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

There is an air Of decay about Pekir
which extends even 10 its temples. Tn,
number Of its population is not, accu.
rately known. but, according TO a Chi.
nese estimate. which is probably in ex.
cess. it is 10000, of whom $4,000 ne
side in the Tartar. and 10000 in the
Chinese city. There j. no direct for.
eign trade with Pekin. and the small
population is made up of the members
OF the various legations. the maritime
customers. the professors at the ~colIere
and the missionary body.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

Sure cnre ioI blind, bleeding and
itching piles. One box has cured the
worst case OF 20 years standing. No
one need suffer five minutes after use
ingwilliam's Indian Pile Ointment II
absorbs tumors. allays itching acts rs
poultice, gives instant relief. Psepared
only FOR piles, itching of the private
parts A.. nothing else. Sold by druggists
and mailed on RECEIPT OF price, 81.
WILLIAMS MIRO Go. Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12
Caution.

We would caution the public 70 be
ware dealers offering kemp's Balsam
at the regular price soc and 81, as Of
times limitations or inferior articles are
sold "a the genuine in order 20 enable
them to sell cheaply. Ferguson & Co.
are our agents in Red Cloud. Sample
bottle gwen to you free
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

The rush at Ferguson & Co.'S drug
store still continues on account of per-
sons afflicted with coughs. colds.
asthma, bronchitis, and consumption
to procure a bottle Of Kemp's Balsam
for the throat and lungs which is sold
on q guarantee and IL giving entire
satisfaction. II is = standard family
remedy. Price SOC and 81. Trial size
rec
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

Ex-senator Tabor. who is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. wears diamonds enouch
to make = kings crown. says the New
York 1ribuse. His shirt-fronr BIAS
with big stones He has a ring mounted
with > jewel as big rs a chestnut. His
cur.onftons are about an inch u of
gold. studded with small gems He
must wear all told 5000 worth NJ
jewels He always takes them off and
puts them in the hotel safe before mine
cut At night
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

DR.: John G. Fairfax. a p~racticing
physician of Prince George COUNTY,
Maryland. is by descent and law the
eleventh Lord Fairfax. He is also Lord
Camerien. The first title is Scotch. the
second an English title. Or. Fairfax is
an American citizen. and does not care
for titles without estates 10 sustain
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

II Is said on good authority tina,
chloride of lime freely used al6ut the
holes and runways Of rats gill driva
away rsst.
Shiloh's Cure will immediasely r.
lieve GROUP. vhooping cough, an
bronchitis. Sold By Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

A useful present for IA wakeful in
valid is n soft silk bag filed with pine
cones or pineaeedles, The latter how
ever needs replenishing occasionally
They can be embroidered with appro-
pirate notices,
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

A. ). Hoiiund. If Mason Valley. New,
has raised tiIrSe kittens that he obtained
from the nest Of 4 wild cat that he had
killed They have becomc thorouvhly
~domes,icaiei. and. Though nnx bat four
months old. are good rs,terA
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12
DR.. Fraziers Root y ~

moot u u
Frazicr'- root bitten. are not Snrx 81
shop beyera5e. tea, are strictly cd. q
ineveiy sense. They act ,,rou A o.
on tie liver and kidneys. 20 4.
open and regular. cleanse the Mo ,
snd system OF every lmpuriiv. So.d /,
druggists 81.
hot, dry ilannels applied To- he q =
and neck il II very effective 1ne {,
for A jumping tooOthaChe.
Some u has figured out lha flie j
like harness because 'e contains Ytrac =
OF care Zines" Of trouble. kits .
good fortune. "breechcs" OF goo,I ma .
ners II "bridled" tongues. aud eve, y
one has 4 tug t. pull through a SOW :,
cold uulcss they take Chamb erli, :
Cough Remedy. Best buy a buAtle c
ore you get strapped.
VIM \ NJ orTison. Drucgi>, and I
Mayor Of Iowa City SAYS The larr, /,
sale on ~ChamberIains Cough Rene, 4
Is TO persons sho have used & Def r
and know It's curative powers.
| Buy bar soap 10y the quantity. Ke .
IT where i, will dry aud 1t vii! "a mus h
further in u>cing.
Mr.. ". Moulder. Superlntende !
for the Bradstreet Mercantile Aeeuc
Des MONIES. Iowa. says he Is hiRhl Y
pleased with the effect OF Chaml. erin 8
Cough Remedy. that his family has G
used it with marked benefit. mil
expressions are heard in every Ecou
munity where it l. sold. ANY 1neu.
ingw viii not Ion & suffer with lid. II i
pleasant TO take and Harmless, % gi, !
children Of any age.
suffered with rheumatism 80 that
it was with great pain that | couLl
move around ut all To do an work
Two bottles of Athlophoros cured me.
l.. \. Rogers, baggage master OF Chi
cogO. Milwau kee & - Paul Railroaf
at MadisoI. Wisconsin.
Coffee cake should be r.pped |
while warm IN a napkin, and there 70
main till cut. |
H ack metack." a lasting and far
grant perfu me. Price - and 50 cent?
Sold by Henry Cook.
For dyspepsia AMI liver com uiaiuf
you have a printed guarantee on ever, :
of Shilo's Vitalizer IL new
fails ~ cure. ; old by HenrvC Cool
Whiting or ammonia III the water j.
preferable TO soap for cleaning win
dows OF paint.
Why Will You cough when Sh Ooh,
Will give immediate relief. Price
DC, soc and 81. Sold 10y Henry Cook.
Shiloh's Ca,arrh Remely-a ostivt
;ure for catarrh. d~iphthcria. and
'anker mouth. Sold by Cook.
Powdered rice sprinkled upon lint
md applied u fresh wounds, will stop
bleeding.
The Rev. Geo. Thayer. Of Boufbor
nd. says. Both myself and VIE ove
mr. lives to Shiloh'- Consumptiou mr.
sals by Henry Cook.
Are you made miserable hv indigc-
constipation. dizziness. les o.
ppetite, yellow skin? Shiloh. Vital
Iizer IL a positive cure. For ssle b.
fenav Cook.
Small doses Of sal, will check hem
of the lungs and sto,nacfL
Catarrh cured. health and sweet
breath secured by Shiioh'- aSaYSi
Price DO cts. Nazal lection Z
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

No kitchen should he without scales
to test the integrity Of things purchas-
ell by weight, and TO measure the
quantities of various receipts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

Lamp chimEeys are easily cleaned
b y holding them over the steam from
a tea kettle, then rubbing with a sof.
cloth and finally polishing with paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12

A sure curs for boiis,~ burns sores
cuts, fesn wounds. sore nipples. hard
and soft corns, cbapped lips and hand.
Price Soc Sold by Druggists.
rILLIAxA NFG. Co, Props.
Cleveland. Ohio.
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Condition of Cattle in New Mexico.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Feb. 22.-W. ]. Dryer,
President of the Cattle and Horse Growers
Association of New Mexico, being asked
yesterday as to the condition of the cattle,
said: GA few high grade cattle in the north
ern portion of the Territory are somewhat
thin, but will pull through all right unless
overtaken by succession of snow storms
and cold weather, which is not probable,
from this time forward. Otherwise the cat
tie are in good condition, and afford com.
forting contrast TO the herds on the plains"
Referring to the quarantine law, against
which there has been considerable outside
protest, he said that it needed revising in sew
eral particulars, and added: The worst
feature is the system of fees charged by In
spectors, which requires the owners of the
cattle 10 pay instead OF the Territory. In
spectors get no pay unless they admit the
cattle. You can see what temptation it is
to them to let in cattle instead OF keeping
them out"
Governor Ross says there is no truth in the
rumor that he intended to raise the cattle
quarantine
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TO extra Western lambs S. 75@6 IS; common duh
at AGA 30.
Bog-Receipts, 6,S55 head: easier; pigs q 20@
g: light mixed, s. 2564 40; selected Workers,
s. 1904 SIS; selected medium weights, q 60@s 20;
selected heavy ends, - 25@4 50; coarse mixed.
81 e0e14 Is.
NEW YORh, Feb 22-Beeves-Receipts, 266 car
loads, making $3.50 head for the week; sales were
rather slow, but prices were advanced fully 10
cents per 100 pounds, and the pens were finally
cleared; extra and fancy, IS. Exports to-day,
1850 quarters OF beef; for the week, $50 Deeves,
$50 sheep, 946O quarters of beef and zoo earcasses
of mutton.
sheep-Receipts, 800 head, making IS, 200 head
for the week. Market fairly firm at sustained
prices, with sales Of common 10 prime sheep at
5000 so per 100 pounds and of common TO
choice lambs at 26td7 So
Hogs-Receipts, 1890 head, making a, 500 head
for the week. Market nominally qDiet e. y 3oG
so per 100 pounds.
CHICAGO, Feb. 22-The Drovers' Journal TO
CsttIe-Receipts. 1900 head: shipments, 1000
head. Market duh and 10 to 15c lower; shipping
steers $50 TO l,500 lbs, g 5Od5 So stockers and
feeders, g IS as As; cows, dull al 81 5OG3 70; bulk
g. 90a3 20.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head: shipments, 5000
head. Market steady, closing weak; rough and
mixed, S4@4 S5; packing and shipping, 81 3j@
65; light. s. eO@4 35; skips, g. e0@5 so.
Sheep-Receipis, 5000 head; shipments 500
head. Market stronger; natives s. 20@5; Texans,
SPAS IS.
The Drovers' Journal special eablegram from
Liverpool quotes prices &c higher on best Amer
lean cattle, at l2]ac per pound. Supplies are re-
ported light and receipts Of American only fairly
large.
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Eastern Exchances.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 2O.-Eew York exchange selling
al &c premium.
BALTIMORE. Feb. aO.-Bsnk c,esringg, 81 ST.
81; balances, S25O,SO5.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 20.-Eastern exchange easy
at loo discount buying and par selling
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Cleari1g house statement:
Exchanges. Sll5,S63, 6.S;i; balances. S4.6O0,65O.
BERLIN. Feb. 90.-The Imperial Bank OF GER
many has reduced its rate OF discount to per
cent.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9O-Bank clearings 20
day, SS $50 Jos; balances Sl,l54j96: for the week
clearings. So, 500; balances, S7,575,S27.
ST LOUIS. Feb. 0.-Bank clearfngs S272, 12j;
for the week, SS 454; balances $s7lS6; for the
week, s. 5S6,2S4; exchange On New York easy at
SOC premium.
BOSTON, Feb. 2o.-Clesring house statement for
to-day Exchanges, SS4ll,47S; balances, s. $50 ia
money, ia per cent: exchange on New YORK, par
70 SOC premium. Exchanges for the week, S76,5;0-
23S; balances, 81 1880; for the corresponding
week OF 1885, exchanges, sj6,23S, 776; balances
1859 74
CHICAGO, FEB. 20.-The elesrings OF the ssso-
ciated banks were little less than yesterday
New York exchange was quoted at 50c discount
The loanable supply fund continues ample for all
demands al the former rates of interest Bank
cearings to-day were So 600; clearings for the
week were S39S27 ,000 against So 79 900 for the
corresponding week in 1885.
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LABOR NEWS.
Work Resumed in the Coke Regions-Strike
in Pittsburg.

MOUNT PHEASANT, Pa, Feb. 22.-There was
general resumption of work in the coke re-
gions to-day. 1t was feared the Hungarians
would cause trouble, but they weakened
this morning and placed no obstacle in the
path Of the workmen. At the Valley mines
the men went in and came out again in
body for local grievances. The Hungarians
are flocking into the Office for checks to-day,
and many OF them have been refused work.
They are angry because any compromise
was made. It IS thought an effort Will be
made TO freeze them out and compel them
to leave the regions.
A Connellsville dispatch says the Hun
cartons paraded through the northern part
of the regions all night threatening violence
to all who returned to work. The police are
on guard, and no serious trouble is appre-
hended.
At the Morrell and Wheeler mines the
men struck again because the company re-
fused to reduce the size OF the wagons.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 22.-John Britt, of
Dubois, Pa, President of the Fourth District
OF the Miners and Laborers Association, ar
rived in this city to-day on mis- way to the
National Convention OF Coal Operators and
Miners which meets in Columbus, o., to-
morrow. President Britt says unless there
is an advance in wages OF 10 per cent very
region will GO on a strike.
Over 100 ornamentors and rubbers en-
ployed at Barnes safe and Lock Works
struck to-day for a 10 per cent. advance in
wages.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 22.-At a largely at
tended delegate convention of coke workers
at Scottdale to-day, it was decided to ac-
cept the advance offered by the operators
and return to work at once. In a minority
report the Hungarians decided to stand out
until all the prisoners are released from Jail.
Among other matters discussed was the
store order and large wagons, but the miners
agreed TO return to work and let those mat
tiers be adjusted under the law.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 22.-An import
ant meeting of the miners OF Luzerne Coun-
ty was held here to-day. The attendance of
delegates from various parts of the county
was very large. During the session an Ex-
ecutive Board was organized, and it was de-
cided that there should be harmonious
feeling between operators and laborers, such
as would result In Cancellation and arbitra-
ton instead OF strikes and lockouts.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22.-The freight brake
men on the division Of the Illinois Central
Railroad extending from this city to Can
ton, Miss, struck work to-day. Two brake
men comprise q crew, ard they are expected
to handle fifty cars. They now demand two
cents per mile, or about $50 per month, and
three men to comprise crew. No freight
trains are now moving, and the freight traf-
fic is suspended.
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@seWhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Feb. 22.-Cattle-Receipts, O5i
shade higher than last week.
Hogs--Receipts, 100 head: shipments, 6l00
"a 20: Workers, 81 20d4 40.
Sbeep-Receipts $500 head: shipments, 4,400
head. Market active and q quarter higher than
last week.
te-Receipts, 90 head shipments, none. Market
firm and strong.
Bogs-Receipts, l,4OO head: shipments, 500
head. Market active and firm: butchers and
best heavy, 81 20@4 %; mixed packing, So GOA
Is; light S. 95a4 L.
sheep-Receipts, 200 head; shipments, none de-
mand strong at steady prices.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 22.-Cattle-Market more
active and tops shade stronger, others weak:
prices unchanged; best beeves, 81 S712(d5: first
quality. S4@4 s71@; medium. 81 50@4; ordinary,
81 15g6; most of the sales were at from So 25a5.
Receipts, s45 head; sales. 707 head
Hogs-Supply rather light and demand fair TO
good. Receipts, 5,409 head quotations, s. 25d6.
tons Sheep, ssa5 50: lambs, S sos as D0'''
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 20.-The Lave Stock Indica-
Cattle-Receipts, 5O7 head shipments, none.
Market strong and fairly active; exporters, s. Is
mon TO medium, s4@4 30; stockers and feeders,
So 20ai; COWS, & 40(93 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 100 heed; shipments, 2,s2l head.
s4@4 Is; common TO medium, s. 70@3 30; skips
sheep-Receipts lo7 head; shipments, none.
Maaket steady; good 10 choice - s0@3 50; COM
mon 70 medium. s2@2 20.
BUFFALO. Feb. 22.-Cattle-Receipts, e55 head I:
extra steers, s. 25@5 so; good TO choice, "a s0@
20; common TO fair. s@l so; stockers and feed
sEs s dull and nS1si good do e choice yeas $50
sseep poT@ea eScc Sesa = active ana Csc
higher; copmfp 70 fair - 75e54 rs: medium 20
gQ9e, n Se4 nj sb9SSf ~ sxEs, S5ss vi s9ss
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steady. Bacon-Clear rib sides, &c. clear sides,
s. SO; shoulders, 81 so. Bulkmeats-Clear rib
sides IS So clear sides s. rs; shoulders, 81. Mess
Choice Leaf, 81 75@6.
TOLEDO, Feb. 20.-Wheat-Closed strong: cash,
92@eS7zc; February, 92c; May, s57sge4c; June,
g. S9c; No. yellow SOC; No. 4, SSc. Oats-Firm;
cash, 321Ec; May. sac. Cloverseed-Strong cash,
February or March, Sc 40 bid; April, Sc As. Re.
ceipts-Wheat, 5000 bu.; corn, 5000 bu. Ship
ments-Wheat 1000 bu.; corn, $1,000 Blu.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20-Market generally dull
and unchanged. Sugar-Quiet but firm; open
i5iSS5c: fair 10 fuiv n fair 4gS49c prime otRe1
articles unchanged. Cearings of banks 81 800, $40
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2c.-wheat-Steady; cash
79szc asked; March, 1890 bid, 745sc asked; May
7354c. Corn-Qniet; cash, 2S1zc bid, 2S5s asked
March, S4c bid. 295sc asked; May, 3l1zc bid, 1910
asked. Oats-No quotations.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Feb. 2O-TuIpentine-Fim at
42c.
ANTWERP, Feb. -Petroleum-1sssf paid and
1871 sellers.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 20 - Petroleum - Steady.
standard white, ITO, S1sc
PITTSBURG. Feb. EXTRAORDINARILY active
and Irregular. National transi. certificates opened
at 7ssc and closed at SOC; highest price, s1ssc;
lowest, 7sssc.
TITUSVILLE, Feb. 20.-Nationsl transit certih-
Gates opened al SIC; highest price Size; lowest
sic; closed at S0ISc: Shipments. 99'57l bbls
charters, 81, 421 bbls
on CITY, Feb. educational transit certificates
opened at 7Ssc and closed at S08c; highest SEC:
lowest SIC; sales, 3,64S000 bills; charters 81 42l
bbls; cearances, ZOO bbls.; shipments, ,77l
bbls.
BRADFORD, Pa. Feb. educational transit Ger.
thcates opened at 771Sc, closed at SO7sc; highest
price, 81 &c; lowest, 77sc; runs % AS bills total
shipments, $3.50 bbls.; charters, 1921 bbls.
clearanees, 3.604 900 bbls
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Petroleum-The market
opened at 7S1sc, rallied and continued strong
during the forenoon, advancing to size, then
broke 10 79$4c. fuctuated between that and sc
and closed at S05sc. Sales, 9,521,eO0 bbls.
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Mxsterious DISAPPEARANCE.

LEXINGTON, Ind, Feb. 21.-The people Of
Marysville, small village five miles south
of here, are greatly excited over the sudden
disappearance of James Harmon, resident
of that town. On Friday evening he sold a
horse in Marysville to ]. V. Clapp for 500.
He received the money as soon as the trade
was closed, and went home, handed his wife
$3.50 and retained the remaining amount.
Without saying word to any one he started
afoot north on the O. and NJ. Railroad, and
since then has not been seen. He has a son
living in White County, this State, and pos
sibly he could have gone there. But in re-
Spouse to telegram TO his son it was learned
that Harmon was not in that vicinity. The
missing man is fifty years of age.
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Cotton.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 20.-Cotton-Quiet; middliugs
7l6c; receipts, e5S bales: shipments, LEGO bales
stock, 1SS, 229 bales; sales, 80 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. %. - Cotton - Receipts 75s
bales; shipments. 979 bales: stock. 100 51 bales;
sales, 500 bales Market is quiet and weak; mid
dlings, SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.-Cotton-Steady; mid
ding, csc; low, Lice; good ordinary, 7 7-16c:
net receipts e3l bales; gross receipts, 02 bales
exports TO Great Britain, 5S01 bales; sales, 1900
bales; stock, 370,65S bales
NEW YORK, Feb 20.-Cotton-The Post in its
cotton review says: Future deliveries opened
3l0Oc lower, but first call closed to $1,000 higher
than Yesterdays closing. After various fiuctna-
uons the tone OF closing was barely steady and
without material change in prices.
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ST | ONE DOLLAR | 81

As heretofore, an uncompromising enemy
Of Monopolies in whatever form appearing,
and especially 20 the spirlt OF subsidy, SIS
embodied in the PRESENT THIEVING
TARIFF.
Indiana Democrats, 1t may be !sirly sid that
you are even yet fresh from the field Of glorioua
victory in your State, victory which aided ma
terially in transferring the National Governments
once more into Democratic hands. In al these
years the Sentinel's arm has been barred in the
fight. We have stood shoulder TO shoulder, as
brothers in the conflicts of the past, and we now
ask your hand in generous support. With its ems
laTged patronage the SESTIsH VIII be better en-
sbied than ever TO give an
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONEY AND STOCKS
Few Vert Financial M.rset.

Few Scrk Ptoaneial Msrset.
NEW YORK. Fob. 2O.-Money-on call easy at
l1z@2 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Psper-4,9o per cent.
Sterling Exchange-was dun but steady at
g. s71z for sixty days and 81 S9ls for demand
The total sales OF stocks to-day were 63o, $50
shares, including the following: Delaware, Lack
awanns and western. 1J4225: Delaware and Hud-
son, 19, 100; Erie 81 $50: Kansas and Texas, S,9OG
Lake shore, 22.62O; Louisville and Nssnvine' ~
$50: New York Central li,32o: Pacific Mail
1864 Reading. 26665; st. Paul, 1865; Union Pa
Government bonds we're duh and steady.
state bonds were active and firm.
widely-distributed business. The closing prices
were regular, with moderate advances and de-
cline, compared with yesterday. The total sales
were 81 5000 600. and for the week S23, 10000.
slight gain over last week.
The interest in stocks was developed oy the
news efiecting the reorganization OF the Reading
Company, and by the effect that news upon the
coal stocks, especially Lsckawanna. Rumors were
secured the Reading stock held by the Wander
bits, and also a sufficient amount OF money
to prevent foreclosure. II was not now
ever, until shortly before, 3 O'Clock
that it became generally admitted
that the transfer of Reading stock had
been made from the Vanderbilts to Mr.. Gowen.
This fact however, along with the statement as TO
Mr.. Governs success in obtaining the required
amount, explains the weakness in LacsaWanna
to-day amounted to Isl 5 shares, and il required
six of the next most active stocks 70 make up as
much more leaving only l20,S0O shares TO De di-
yided among all other issues traded in. The
stocks which came next to Lackewanna were Jer-
sey Central, Erie, Reading and Union Pacific:
Laekawanna opened q per cent lower, at lbs, and
very feyerlsh thI oughout the day, selling in
the morning at l2S14, then at 1855 then TO t2ss
and at midday al l275<. Before o'clock IL broke
to 1861, and continued TO decline
| to lbs. There quick rally 20 100,
another break to POS, and the stock closed
at 12J11s, net loss OF 81. Delaware and Hudson
symPafhized to the extent OF per cent and Jer-
Sey Central is down Ia. The encouraging pros
| poets of Reading caused an advance TO 251z: it
closed, however, al A7s q net gain Of IA. The
remainder of the list was comparatively steady.
The closing prices show losses of - to "a in most
cases. The market closed irregular but generally
| heavy.
Comparing prices with those Of last Saturday,
| everything is lower. Lackawanna showing loss
| Of "a Pacific Nail, 90: Delaware and Hudson,
So Union Pacific, 31,Central of New Jersey, 81
| Milwaukee and Lake Shore preferred, however,
made clean gain of 30 for the week. The total
sales for the week were 2+69 500 shares against p
| 743, so last week.
| The mar ket osed with the following bid:
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February n. openg IHighst. Lowest, Closing
Receipts-Hogs, 1000 head.
Car Lots-Wheat, "a; corn, 30; oats, log.
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h-NN'19-'-fl NIs-iI-s IIt-iD1
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British grain trade,
says: "Wheats were freely marketed; sales were
lower. The sales of English wheat during the
week were 1857 quarters, at Dos 4d per quarter,
against So 100 quarters al s Id per quarter during
the corresponding week last year. Barleys were
hrmer. Foreign wheats were without feature.
was Sd dearer. Barleys and oats were firmer
One cargo arrived, one California cargo was sold,
and two cargos remained, one being an Oregon
cargo. Cargoes on passage were very firm. To-day
trade meager. Foreign wheats were firm.
Flour steader. American and Canadian
oats were I'd dearer.