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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-08-10
CATAR RH

TRY THE CURE.-A particle is ap
piled into each nostnl and is agreeable
Price SOC cents at druggists; by mail
registered, 90 cts. ELY BROTHERS, SO
Warren ST., New York.
Nov. 4-1y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-08-10
ELYS
Balm

Clean SEES the
NasalPassages,
Allays Pain
md Inhamma-
ion, Heals the
Sores, Restores
he Senses of
/ as tie an d
Smell.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-08-10
MANASSAS BRANCH.

WRRESroN-Trains Nos 80 connect daily to and from
,
Franklin Junction franklin Junction 30 p M arrive H1 M
Grlonsvic II 90 M ~ p NJ anu
daily and ii W M daily eAp'
Sunday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-08-10
HAMPERS PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

United States, Canada,or Mexico.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-08-10
Published by request.1
FEEL WHAT | HAVE FELT.

young lady who was told that she was
almost monomaniac IN her hatred to
alcoholic drinks wrote the following
words:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-08-10
Mammoth CoIored Fashion.pIats /!

superbly colored, and giving the latest
Partisan styles Of dress. Also, household,
cookery, and other receipts, articles on
art embroidery, flower culture, home
decoration-in short, everything interest
ing to ladies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
STORM SWEPT.

A TcrrIb,c Snow Storm Through mt the
North West.
CHICAGO, November 1O.-A dispatch
from Quebcc says: A GOV storm and
gale which in severity hls seen few equals
here even in winter, set in Thursday night
aud c1ntiuu+d until last evening, it extern
dsd over the whole of QWb.c Gud the
Msritire PROVERBS Dispa:c}es from
Lower Quebec say that two and a halt feet
Of snow has fallen all along tae lower St.
Lawrence, aud that se'iOus fears are en-
tairel that there has been o large loss Ct
life among the fishermen on both shores OF
the Gulf. A. St. I5let, fcr.y'thIeo miles
below Quebec, the sno Storm was report
ed so thick that the light home at that
point could not be seen fifty feet away,
and the fog signals could no. ba hesri. A
gale of wind wac blowing al nglt and
continued Yesterday, the waves washing
clear over tbs Island, and ~endsngering tie
structure. At River Du Loup and Father
Point, it is said that a q e Of vessels are
anchored, emong the them Liverpool
steamer Sariinian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
ON SUNDAYS.
Until further notice. traius on the W. & E. g.
THE RESULTS.
REPUBLICANS ALREADY PLANNING
What They VIII Do When in Power Once
More.

WASHINGTON, n. G, November IL
Another III. ct of the election will be the
creation OF tSo or three reS States and
The addition OF fcu1 OF Elk Republican to
the : mate and twelve or fifteen TO the
House from Dakota, Montana aud Wash
IELt)u Territories. Il il p;SIble that the
Democrats will yield the position they
have taken in respsci to D,kOta, but they
will, st thu coming session, reoew tnelr
demands That toe Territory, + admitted,
shalt come in without DIVISION. TIE Re-
publicAns, ard psrEC1lsr'y General ii II
rsop, are pledged a~asilst this, ard HAIR
sDn is the author # tbs bill now Ec1nlUg
n the S,us;e :oc the division Of the Terri
tory and the admission OF the sOlthsrn
hal.
Among other measures that will GER
tainly he p5s3sd is that which provides
Epr the funding OF the Pacilic RVlroad IN
'ch.,daess to the Uuu"d S'aN'S, ami the
hi introduced 6y Bsriah Wi klns. which
is yet peniirg h. fire the House, permit
ting NstiD1al Banks TO Issue circulating
notes II the p4r OF the lords represented
N tie Treasury 20 sscUra their circulation.
G usrsl Weaver, RI iJws, ard bis col.
'elgUe, NJr. Anderson, wto have been iha
met vigorous opponents os these measures
are both defeated Tor r. election, and will
be greatly missed ia the next House Ct
r representatives.. COR tb;ir obstruction
tactics have made them conspicuous IL
This
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Majority i.
FOR SPEAKER.
Mckinley will be a Candidate for Carlisle's
Shoes,

Mckinley will be a Candidate for Csrlisle's
Shoes.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, November l0.-Gsn-
eral C. H. Grosvener, of Athens, was here
to-day on legal business, and received the
congratulations of his admirers On his re-
election to Corgess by an Increased ma
jo:i'y, it being the largest ever given any
candidate of his party in the district.
Meeting the G snersl in the Neil House
the Enquirer asked him If the political
complexion of the next House was IN
doubt.
mo, sir, "he answered. The Rspubli-
caus will have e clear majority, and there
is no doubt at all aSout it. l think Secre-
tary McPhersou's figures too high, bat by
40 possibility can there be lts' than seven
majority, and | btlisve it will run from
fourteen to seventeen. l have carefully
gone OVER tie list of the present. House
and the list of those published RS havirg
been elected, and there is no possibility OF
us not getriu the next House"
"Will Mckinley be a candidate for the
Speakershir?'
"Yes, cir, and l am fer him; and you
will find that he will be a very strong
candidate, too"
''Ot course, Tom Reed will bs csndi-
dat"
"Yes, Reed will b, q lidste, and !
have tclrd the IN ne % Burrows, Of Mich.
igau, and Cannon, of II in0is, mentioned;
hut, as I have eaid, yOu will find McKln-
lev will he o mighty strOng candidate.
The General lef: for home this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
The GRAND OLD MAN
axes q Journey of Alternate Cheers and

Makes q Journey of Alternate Cheers and
Hoots.
LONDON, November l0.-Mr. aud Mrs.
Gladstone made the journey from Birming-
ham to Wolverhanpton in q cSrriage
drawn by four horses. They were hearth
ly cheered along the route. Ga arriv-
ing at Northampton Mr.. Gladst me
prs cseded to the drill faN, where
be received q number Of sddrestel
In replying be was repeatedly intercepted,
the disorder finslly eliminating IN an up-
roar that compe led him to abrap ~ close
tis remarks. Great confusion followed,
the crowd masking a rush and demolishiGg
the benches that separated the members OF
the press from tie plblic. The stewards
guarded the private DIOR by
which Mr.. Gl .dstone left the
hall. The eK-Premier proceeded tn
the railway station, tbs platform Of which
was dcssly guarded and stalt ID for Oxford
At Snowfall the crowd that had gathered
gro3ned and booted. At bennington, a
former may or of the town welcomed Nj.
Gladstone and HE wife presented Mrs.
Gl adstone with a blquet. At Bsnbury
they received q similar welcome. A. Ok
tord the crowd which wsS composed largely
of graduates, groaptd and h,o,ed Mr..
Glodsto1e as he was driven 10 the res dence
of Warden kshle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
WEST VIRGINIA
REMAINS SOLID In THE COLUMN,
And No Fraud Can Avail to Tear it Away
From Us.
From the Sunday Register.

Flemirg's plurality will be between 6VO
aud 700 hundred, and probably more. The
State goes to Cleveland by from l,OUO 70
1,5OO; Democrats hsve elected two Con-
gressmen, and have q fighting chance for
two more; the Legislature is ours on joint
ballot. These are the election results.
Noucht can char g > them. We make the
claim boldly, West Virginia is safely Dem
c;at:c, and by a good round majority.
Ths returns received at this Office Yes'er-
day. while complete and full in ev5ry de-
tail, gave no reason to charge the estimate
made On the result. Gains and losses
were about even on to:h sides, and
when tie changes for the day were footed
M the Democrats, if anything, were
the gainers. Flemipg's majority hac
bean pushed up a notch or two and tne
State was that much farther removed from
the domination of GOfiism.
Nicholas county which was expected 10
return a Republican member o. the legls-
lature, has elected a Democrat, and a clear
gain Of two is thus registered on the side
of Democracy. TIE Third delegate dis
trict had also been expected to elect a
Republican, but the latest returns how
that the Democrats have made heavy gains
and have probably carIie1it.
Judge Jackso1's prospects have become
brighter in the Fourth district, and his
election is now probable if net certain,
Putnam county gave Smith q surprisingly
snail vote, while Wayne increases the
judges majority by a good fat score. There
is no reason to change cur estimate of Will
sons nsjoIity in the Second district.
Alierson is elected in the Fourth, beyond
a shadow of doubt, and Pendleton has a
GOOD chance, that the official count will
show his election in the FIRST.
From such a review of the results Demo
Gratis have no reason TO be ashamed. They
have lone msgniicently against the heavy
odds that they were srTasyd against
them. They have triumphed over unpar-
allelcl corruption and intimidation OF
voters, and no fraud or trickery will de-
prive them of their victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
4 HORRIBLE FIND,

The Bodies of Eleven Children In a
Reservoir.
CHICAGO, November 1O.-A special dis
patch fTon st. Ambrose, a town ten miles
bslow Quebec, Canada, says that COM
plants lal been made recently concerning
the condition of the city reservoir water.
The authorities finally resolved 10 empty
the water TO find out the csuso. The tHk
WAS commenced "A few days agD end was
completed yesterday, when to t1e great
establishment of the epgintera and work
men the remairs Of eleven children were
discovered at the bottom Of the restrVoir
in an advanced state Of dtcompO,it!on. TIE
authorities OF the locality are at a loss to
know WHO ere the authors Of the murders,
az On inquest has revealed that every one
of the crildren had been alive and had
bTsathtd for ~several hours a; Last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
1T WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
And Miss Endicott Is Qualified TO Fill the
Hughes Social Position.

And Miss Endicott Is Qualified TO Fill the
Highest Social Position.
SALEM, MASS, November l0.-The
marriage Of Miss Mary, daughter Of Will
liam E. Endicott, Secretary Of War, to
Joseph Chamberlain, N. T., OF Eugland,
will take lace at Washington next Thurs
day. II will be tree from OFT 3ntaliop, and
few from Salem and Boston will be
present. II is uudeIs'O d be:e that
the COUPLE will sail for Euglsnd i'm.
mediste'y sf or the ceremony. Tho rela-
tives who ara in this city are ret cent
VIXEN spokel to regarding the match, but
it i. beiisved that the family opEO ed Il
ell alorg or at lsast did not force 1t. IL If
said they considered that the yoang lady
and English states nan are unsuite1, not
only in age but also in temperament,
They fell ia love 81 frat sight one night
'sst ai1ter st 3 re:ep.ion at the Britain
L,git:ou. Miss Enilcott was mist lated
with the E7g'ishnan and he was charmed
With the pretty AmeIicIn gil.
The bride 10 be is finely oducIted, 10 40
| excellent + tneh scholar and q brilliant
col versational'st. Shs has wha. is called
an L. ,glish gicl's complexion, and she
| talks with the true E7Lleh accent. Hell
| friends have NJ doubt that sic il fcriec'ly
qualified to fill any social position VIII ca
may fall 10 her lot az the wife of IN Eng
lish Miss ldictt: will brrg
to her hu ,tand q handsome dowry. She
wss in the CITY on Monday and Tue'dty,
and told her fiisnds of Der approaching
happiness, although the fact OF the en-.
gagement has been known for som'
montha
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Senator Bu,Ier VIII Go Back.

CHARLESTON, S. c., November lO.-The
Legislature elected on Tuesday will elect
a successor 10 Senator NJ. C. Butler. Hs
great PERSONAL popularity makes bis re-
election sure. Thee will Re 20 cpposiog
candidate. Sev,rIl prom lent geatlemen
bave The Ssns'orial bee buzznZ in tier
bonnet bat npne have the hsrdihood to
cpto,e Ssutt)t Batter. Ola pint ballot
there are $50 woes TIE Democrats have
a majority ,f157. In the Hou'e there are
I2l Democrats AMI three Republicans.
The tbirty-six members of the Senate are
Democrats. There ale 81 Colored men in
the l. g .la'ure, three Ct whom are Demo
crsts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Victims Of the Mine Horror.

ST LOUIS, November 10.-The P incipaI
difficulty in ascsrtaiuing the anne OF the
victims of the Pittsburg niue horror lies
IN the fact tba. there vas n large number
If uew msn who were rot known to the
P,tah1rg peopls and many may not be
identified. Among the il fred in the tenn
porary hospital are: X bert Richards,
iam'ly at Da1ville, o John MorelaEd,
family in E9gleDd; Thomas C0rbe't, fam
lily in England; Thomas L)ncoke, Frank
L:ig, Henry Bang.
Three more tOiies have been taken from
the ruirs of the lantern works building,
Tney were burned to a crisp, and it wa;
impossible to recognize them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
ANARCHY
RAISES ITS HEAD ONCE EORB,
But in q Very Mid and Harmless Demon
strati0n.

%PTrTsBURG, PA, November lo.-The
first anniversary Of the hanging OF the
Chicago anarchists was celebrated at LAT
syette Hall, in this city, tonight by the
Pitt burg sympathizsrs Of the dead men.
The hall wss packed with a mixed sssem.
blnge, bot good order was maintained.
Albert Curllin, Ct Chicago, Z ade an inlam-
mstoIy address in German, in which he
denounced the police and spoke Of the dead
Anarchists az Martyrs. Their death, he
said, should be regarded as q victory and
not as defeat" The savice, concluded
with a drama written by August Spies,
entitled The Nthilist" The performance
was in C arman and the actors principally
local talent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
TBE LEGISLATURE.

The State Senate will probably stand as
follows;
First District, two Republicans.
Second District, one Democrat and one
Republican.
Third District, two Republicans.
Fourth District, one Democrat and one
Republican.
Fifth District, two Republicans.
Sixth District, two Democrats.
Seventh District, two d .mocrsts.
Eight District, two Democrats.
Ninth District, Cn9 Republican and one
Ind. Labor Union.
Tenth Districs, probably two Republic
cans.
Eleventh District, two Republicans.
Twelfth District, two Democrats.
Thirteenth District, two Democratic.
Total, Republicans j.; Democrats II;
Labor UniCn l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
uov R.ppblIcaps Took delaware

New YORK. November 10.-The Ttno'
publisbc, on interesting story d.tnlrng
how the Dsla war Democrats lost the lg
stature. II says it was dae TO the defeat
tf the Ssulsbury faction in the Kent coun
~ rr.msrias by men pledged TO the e'ec'
ton Of Jane,Q q. Ws!cott to the Senate IN
place Of Eli Sa1lsbury. The delegate
ticket was cot by the salisbury men in
Keat and SUSSEX counties, and RepdhI'.
cans 81 acted a msior IL of tie legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Senator Harris Is Opposed.

MEMPHIS, November 1O.-The leglsla,
ture of Tenc essee, from the present out
look, will be lag ly Democratic on joint
ballot. Senator Isbsm G. Harris has
served two terms, ard is a cardidlte f1r
re election. He i5 OPP SD by Gen. ]. D.
G. Atkins, lsts Commissioners Of Indian
Aft .irs. Although they are brothers.in'
law, the fight is 50 hot between them that
the Demo -rEcy was in dirg.r Of splitting,
Oae can only less Is to the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
The next House will stand as follows:
MIR. WILSON'S CLAIM,

CHARLESTON, ". VA, November 10.
T. S Riley:
Ny news + ON Preston was verified this
morning. 1t gives 1.5s9 msi ority for
Flick. l am elected by nearly 400 maior-
ity. II anything l should Know wire me.
". L. WILSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
II LIED TO HIM.
That's Why an Actor Sued for and Was
Granted a Divorce.

That's Why an Actor Sued for and Wa
Granted n Divorce.
New YORK, November 10 -WiIiilm J
IT. King, known theatr;cllly 90 William
Harcourt, he's procured au snnulment OF
t+s marriage to Leu s. B1lre, the sctr'sP.
They we're married in FEBRUARY, lSSS
King did not know that the actress was
the woman who rad figured TO prominent
IL in tic trO1ble bstSeen sCt}r G.orgs
Herbert Leonard and Mtusgr Leonlrh
Ia fact. he alluded to tie matter before the
marriage, and Mss Bale sid she was not
The woman. They hid been mjrned but
a ebort time whsn King found that BIZ
wife was sued for absolute divorce by
Leonard with success. Discovering Their
her previors history he brought this action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
HARRISON'S CABINET.
They say That Blaine Would Decline 6
Dur,Fnlin

They Say That Blaine Would Decline q
PartfOllO.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Nogember 1O.-Col'
onsl A. G. Conger, of Akron, National
Republican Committe man Of Ohio, was
ia the city to-day on his way home from
Iudiaoap liz. He said while in Indiana
pills he had called upon General Harrison
and had scms talk ABBOTT tie President
Elects Cabinet, Cal. Ctn2er sail James
&. Blaine would be offered the Sacrstsry
of Staseship, bat General Harrison said he
had understood thst Mr.. Blaine did not
want it, aud if terdered would he refused.
Conger said he was CertSi1 that General
Lew Wallace would re Secretary Of War.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
A Timers Dsaih-Trsp.

CINCINNATI, o., November 1l.-About
10 o'lo,k to-day Osca: Huffman, a timer
working at the roof of an dollhouse at Sy-
camore and Huuts Streets fell through the
hatchway in q dark attic, q distance OF %
f.e. ard was Instantly killed. Two hours
later Ado'pb Niehsrs, another timer,
went in search OF Huffman, not knowing
ne was dead aud fell through the same
hatchHa7 sni received fatal Injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Kansas viii Re-slec. senator Plumb.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, November 10
The Kansas Legislature will this winter
elect q United States Senator. There is
70 candida e in tie field in opposition to
the present incumb nj, P. r. Plumb, who
W Ii be &c elected by the practically unar-
imors voice of the Legislature, as there
will be only SIX or seven Democrats IN The
body. There is already some opposition
10 Senator Irgalls' reelection in 1891.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Bul Chandler Fences Are Down.

CONCORD. y. H., November lot is
very generally conceded that Congressman
GLlipc T will be elected in June 70 suc'
ceei William E. Cbardlar in the UIitd
States Senate. The fight for tbs L'gisla'
turs this year by both Chandler and Gal
Iipger has ben a disiiact Issue in the cam
OaipO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Ngrelin9 8e9ister
GrarAers' Suidt,

A ERIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
a FxPLANATToN OF RKPESENcE Marks: 'Daily'
+SIndsy excepted. monday excepted sun
day only. saturday eIcepted.-h Mandlat.
october %, lass. wheeling time, which just
one hour earlier Than Contra Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
JACKSON ELECTED.
IL Is Believed That He Has h Fourth
District Safe.

Il Is Believed That He Has the Fourth
District Safe.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
PARKS RsEURG, Novemrec 10.-This
city has been in a fever of excitement to-
day. The sll.absorbing question is
whether Jackson or Smith has been
elected to Congres The district is very
clcs, and it may take ths official count to
determine. The State Journal tonight
claims Smiths election by a msjoIi'y CT
o., TIE Democrats are iubilant and claim
that Jackson's election il now assured
beVord the shadow Of a doub& The re-
turns from Wayne gives him a larger ma
iority than has been enimated, aud moIe
than sufficient to overcome Smiths narrow
msioi,y. Rca1e county also is confidently
relied upon II increase Judge Jackson's
msioritv heavily, when the official returns
are received. Late 10 night leading Re-
publlcars were %concedirg Jackson's cleo
ton.
Smiths msiO;ities in some counties will
not bear inspection. Democrats charge
that there have teen Cpsn snd palpab!e
frauds. and it is certain that if a contest
10 made some of his votes will be thrown
cut. -.
Taken ali together the prospect tonight
is a rosy oue-Snd PaIkersburg Democrats
are in high feather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Pendieton 1858.

Special Telegram 10 he Sunday Register.
MooREFIELD, W. VA, November 10
Official returns from Pendleton, IS far IS
heard from, gives Fleming 12S majority,
with Circleville precinct to rear from,
wdich will prObab!y give from 125 10 14O
majority. We can hear nothing more from
Pendleton until Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Welcome. Welcome, Jack Frost.

New ORLEANS, November l0.-A dis
p,tIh to the Times Democrat from Jackson
vile. dated yesterday, says the weather
has zen disagveeabls sll day, rainy, cold
and ch lily, and to-pigh. it is raining very
heavily. The prospects are good flr cco,eT
weather, and aux'Ou7 hesr's pray that the
lorC-desi1ei frost Will scon be here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
THEY BOUGHT INDIANA.

4 Whole Democratic County Committee
Purchased by Dudley's CoDferrees.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 10.-Bood'e
was used extensively throughout the State
of Iniiaua. II the Democrats had gotten
possession Of the Dudley letter a week
earlier they did, they nigh! have saved
the STATE. Trustworthy iuformit,on is to
the eftcs that an entire Democratic com.
mitteC was purchased in one c u1ty, ard the
returns show it. Ia ell the d. mcC attic
c~nuntios Doodle was used extensively.
Harrison's plurality iJEow gwen at about
, go
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
4 Pacific Cable Planned.

NEW YORK, November ia Montreal
special says: A London dispatch ssys that
ire Eall Of Wrchelsa will preside at a
cAr ie'erce on November %, to consider
TIE Pacific Cable project. All the leading
eommerti'l snd shipping ho-ses irteIe tied
in Canada ard Australia ere invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
Democrats Gain In Putnam.

Special TigrGR 10 the Register.
RED HOUSE, w. Va, November TO-
Kinks majority over Thomas is 10. Mccoy,
Dsmocrat is elected sheriff by 102. Switzsr,
Democrat, is electcl prosecuting attorney
bp 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ! nt.-Govsrnment' Dull
and Steady Stocks DuIl-Fiour. Dull
Wheat Heavy.
NEW YoBK, November l0.-Monsy on
call easy at pr cent; paper 1851;
sterling exchange dull at ieT4.
GOVERNMENTS Dull Sn1 steady TO
frn.
y Jurs, Coupons :
FJrrrand-skaK Regtsiercd..------..----'01'+
Po1rend-shAl,, CoJponS- ....-.. -.....-..-- ie't
Pacific siIss Of 1876 ......---. ----"r@
STATEs-Dull and steIdy TO firm.
RAILROADs-More a%:tiye; tsles SG2-,-
0CO.
STOCKS The sock market to-day was
very Gu | throughout. After the fret hall
hour the list rslsrsed Into the meet in
teD,e dullatsJsni remained without fsa-
lure Of any s)rt for the remsiuder OF the
8. ssiop, ard the market fusly cltsei duIl.
The final changes are 70: small fnc i1ts
ooly and s.e about equally divided be-
TWEEN gains aud lo1e'. Sale, T,s51
shares. QlotItions c.ossd bid as follows:
Adams Express l4s; American Exprsi
III; Oonaoa fsCloc, oOsi Ncuttoi eStnSi
36J: Chesapeake and Ohio 10, preferred dc
frsts II; DO seconds III; Chicago and Al
ton 1856; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
ll9I; Delaware and Hudson, l19; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Wetsrn 135
Denver and BIO Grande, 15t; Ehs, 2sI
do preferred, 81; Fl Wayne, $50; lii
pois Central 1861; Lake Shore, 1881; Mich:
gan Central, ssI Minneapolis and 81 Loui'
9; do preferred, AT; Missouri Pacific
nj; Northern Pacific, 81; do preferred
8l!; Chicago and Northwestern 1ll!; d
preferred. li2; New York Central, 1901
Oregon Transcontinentsl, 81 Pacific Mail
81; Peoria, D. Il T., s5l; Pittsburg. 156
Pullman Palace Gar. l69; Rssiing, 49i
Rock Islsnd- 1Os; 81. Louis and sa'
Francisco, 2G5; do preferred, SIT; frs
preferred, 1l3i 81. Paul, Minneapolis sn.
Manitoba, 1Oi; st. Paul and Omaha, 3ss
do preferred 1c5I; TEXAS Pacific, u:
Union Pacific, est; United States Il
pres, 75; Western Union, e5t.