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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-14
AARkEIS.
philadelphia Produce Hsrbet

PhiisceIphia Produce HPrpet
ILaDELPHIA. April IL .-Flonr stsauy r..,.s
30 Obls MIN, Bakers, o & "a % reun'G
Family, % 1905 IS; Western 90, o. OJS4 IS
Western Patents. A5 04eo.
kye flour, g 606t362.
Wheat prtl. 9lsEc; May. 92l.C; June V2sie.
CRn-Aprtl. e2c; May. o0hc. Jnne. 6Oxc.
Oais-ApriI. alc; May, Ahc June, ilhc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-14
Rep,s,ered ss n Phy.,e,.p.

DR.. Phares N. Becker, Of Mastersonville,
was registered as Q practicing physician NJ
the prothonotary's of,ice this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-14
To he Ilu,ied on sun

To He Du'ied on sunday.
John Wiley will be buried tomorrow
afternoon. Tho soldiers will attend the
funeral.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-14
Amupenen

Good eork can No,o be bought at lou prices
at Philip Doersoaa's Shop Rooms and Carriage
Eucsorp, rec and fss East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-14
Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO. April Ia. Cattle Receipts. SO head;
shipmepts, ItOti market steady; fancy
% 25to " steers. " 0G3 2o stockens and
fo6d6ls. q sOI3 20: cows. bulls ana mixed
:, oe0s 80 buIs, o. Aag? co.. Texas catue,sl tb
Receipts. Il, l,00 head; shipments,
nf6L strong; mixed. s 4Hd6 ~; heavy
- d Sld5 SO skips, s3 75d6 %.
RSps, 1000 head shipments.
TsIans. o. t0ea 15
rpEab:, SOL. "a
70
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-14

BEFORE PURCHASING, 90 AND
see the largest assortment Of Carridges. Ru0.
gtes, H9tons. Business Wagons, Market
Wagons. &C.. ever exhibited IN Lancdstsr at
PBiLiP DOERSOlrS
Carriage FdcfOry and Shoio Rooms
Is6 and les hdR KING stree,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14
TERRITORIAL TALK.

SteveRs county has 5000 popalas o =.
E'leushafgh has had seyeral sharp
lros;s.
The Csssier. At Kelso. Caslitr coun
~. i the neNsiesf q Washington
newspapers.
Mrs Mary ". Mounts died near
Fort Ne guslly, October ., arei \
years. She came - Puget Sound With
Der husband in ISIS
The fsh-trap Of +. L. Wade. in the
chrhalis river. near AoatgSauo. IA.
cut out and tota Is DESTROYED on a
rccehs night about ~ O'Clock. BIZ ua.
knoNn men. los. stasl.
ExS sheriff. r. Whittier vas thrown
FROM a haFsy near spokane Fails
October 2. and was killed A iaraily
living near BY saw the runaway and
went cat ami found the unfortunate
rsan, Nso Vas alive and tried u
speak. h'sE9d aawing fram his mouth.
lie died IN haii aa hosr.
A yogng man u4mel MoCiaaa. 20
wears cid. was killed Osta,er , in
ilSavtti 4 & eaans io-zinz camp.
ntsr M0ate-sno. Chehalis caumty
The vouuE man had hsr1n work in
ths csmp the fueruine pf bis death
being mp1oFei a. Skli Efeaser ana
bog rsl-fr No one 49, prcseFs vnea
BE vas klacA. but L s. sappo 81 that
81 rutsinR g lav iaia tie sii.e he fAlai
e. leasen the sauk. ard sas carried
sienw STA the hs- some u ta.oe.
Mbsn iaaH1 eiE aesa was terrible
managed he having heen Killed IN
SANITY Ac{@r44 c4hss teom Mis-
soari las; PrrE.
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NsNcorvEe's sIson.
" era EssEsae,i 80 the NfirkgtAs aaa
fak8naz Railroad.


Active operations hare hean fosur.esl
81 tise r,sn -trfftfl1g1 ~ she S Vancouver
Ates4tAf 4 Aaklma railroad. TIE
Fss&n - the hill n1Fta - ssun i e
- fssiRonss y fset aud 4. n. Hidden
har aScn sN sfara the contract fay fhs
Nufk, Haich - r0N hrins ugshs>l
Nah ee@si 5afne af lsiS1ssrs Thg
tstass 4s-o Nafat fratqe r~ssk {. Il,
lse F4i gsi Eve tref AZ R;easf77- I.
snS e1s 4tqHs tAr line rregassns H.
psi al Tie sses 2soaE tha Ar<t -,
fsli'es 81 saak. nrssr lhe ,tsee-fl -
81 MANAGER McFagisne the ugusser.
ies the lTssIle atong the etY lcvee s~s
nu~ bglaE Sat Al the lnacs NAL.
Ne e0atF&et Tor she eaassrnst5ea a.
tais tsesie has bxen les 30 Messss. q
" ta5.'er and 4 l. F3Ehaw. prnrfi.
cal lsAslslers, ahe have already Aaeus-
s*stt. The ttVssta Wiii traxerSs 4ls5sst
- test - she eiis leTaa Aad wfg Ar
10 ieef eisa ani Ss9a fe~s hsz A
W. eay seosN the trvss5e - ire river
wi s'e Fet sn - sees lanz. s@un
Naiaa tae hsE yrlaas as ssirks vii ~
seat b fhs nyex asd nasts.A inua
s8fsaH - ihe satlss h~saa The ears-
paay has sr.rsraphsl IS fsss1eysl =. Is
tsss TAR steel ra5s saa 50 kas. aa.s fiss
same wsii arrive here aAhsa
10atA Ncra tee rssad "a uaf Fa
ready taF frfcki4s s8E. wAaA all IL
ruStcsi sFa,v
sss'ssasasivs has also lcrn onlere,s
from 4sstssaFe Pa ~ sesssr4gA, zsla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14


1aeoss Dsekea@sn. gfs8 ezFf1fel
gaAx X sereS Chisese Tsesr Ysssns = y
s6s1 - last Saturday aEa tSrna5 tAeFa
0ser - the ezstssssks efssee-a for &C.
pssgtztAsn haek - y aEs9rtA. wSs - s9S-l
te,zsav nxsx tod tie CAD reTesSer Tat
On Tie s&Bzse asgi1s az The last sss.rss
wzs caF<Hr1d 3astfser 1fDFs wGs Ike
wsss Izasfes asa eDtesed the fs<EHfgy
sseslT Efe ears nzmeFezs tlanes re-
eani&g aavs E&aes "a shrugged tt11-
ne=s rzssea rs ks5oss IN the night
tia1e aud care 20 tewn. A-. -znasEs,
she nves % tie bo-xh site q Y aim
Der frasHszsls Near the uzssd Hosssiey
Mfee&, says that - hzs Egtieed Tns-
asse lazsse4 froaa siaoFs On tie tszra
aaa easGe azfsfy 70 sGE1. tie sse<sp'z
sst8iaz IL ttse Opposite GsTeesisa dow ;
ths straits There IS not the slixszess
SoaAt exiztlag bst tast large ruissers
ii Ihsaese are being Illegally AMI Efs-
laxfuslx brought into TIE territory
lsssa British tle4sssti4- To pregent
lass A9n<sssiNr kas porn 4fspa Il isnPcss-
SIZE xlth he sssss5 f9Fee q eussoHs
asEseers allotted 20 tie as-sr5zt, misss :
i solT u persons. ssselgdsss ese1ks.
assistants asld k.a4fnarn With n1-
nIsfossA advantages aH9r5ed the wary
stnuagsSgs. i Is % wgH4sr they plg
siseis vocation ~ successfully arla TIE
ceisssi ii sigrssi0a Confines a. here
fssfs,r@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14

IEffD NfaIitaaL
franklin EQUITY Wbi.s ore a tbs
best ia Washington Territory. has 3
lighter populations pFoilai3y flfzn any
other. And Ysts Ia fertility q sol, 10
uiidness u climate ia INTERPRETATION
facilities. IN ge5i health. sua ia every
thing else that makes pleasant and
desifa,sls pace 10 re ide. Il has no va
Fefior on tie P8eif3e coast. There are
81 Townships embraced wsthla it's
borders. and nearly every acre 3 sus-
ceptible Of cultivation More than
one hsH % ttss vast AREA hall mill
hon acresis open b settlement under
the n5sed states land Laws On the
vest the Colombia river s. the eOauty
line, and on the east, snake river
Roth arc nasigabie streams. naitiHg 81
The southern extreniiiY 81 The county
about tso Hisles heiow PAsco. the
eaaa;y seat The Northern Pacific
railroad enters she county from the
east hear The center Of the northern
boundary line. dividing Il into two
almost e4gsl psFts ~ Il passes ont
again 81 the southern extremity en-
route - The sea. branching at Pasco.
one arm III this great tyaRsoontinent4l
lins crosses snake river over a hand.
some igaa bridge sfst aisose IL con
husnge with The Columbia. which
stream il follows 80 IL terminus al
Portland, city af upwards Of 1a6a
people as4d the metropolis q the North
faelsip coast, aHd the other crossing
the IoiHmf3a ever a ike bridge ~
fascc and continuing is Journey To
TaepBla, making PasrO the great dis.
tFfenting point Tor over one-half Of the
territory.
Frum he above oatsine Il can read
Nv he secn that the county i Of the
form 81 satiron. the railroad repre-
essitng stas handle. wish PAseo a. the
rsias. Water of the purest and nsost
wholesome kina b obtained AZ an
average depth 81 - feet throughout
the county. The winiers seldom ex.
cred thfea weeks ami are n0f severe
stock rftaainiHF in rood condition on
the nQtssisas1s haneh.gFa~s the wear
rnafsd Siihaat ANY lead. Wheat. Gats.
ne hzfisy, broom corn sorghum. to-
beepo. hemp and TAX have alt been
rsised and skiie eaEsfei in writing
this arftsls We are putting 'iGng-Vreen =
81 5 Pc 9sisriy plea aft flavor grown
oniF few nsiies from Fxsaa. Irish
ard sVset pat4toss. carTBts beet
r$FsHies, IHfmipF Onions peanuts and
almost every other yeEetsbte reach
Their highest state af perfect on
NateTRe ans weiE ing 60 pounds arr
rsi 81 here, and trusts IL almost every
variety ram - eaces- lsliv grown. N
desi ftanklin county + vrritahte
Fsrdvn spot aad those who have The
dessfe sud tlse COURAGE 20 Bake hume.
Tor themselves can nn1 hefu the op-
faFtnaisy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14

4 10 srrirs n sscu< sour .esks. szso
a ssernkxr a arxz~cs8ss ssxgsax ezra
yk< trs-zfe~ 1rsss I'D efzssr porrsszs g
sse ras.z III se haszs so< bezs.g s-zfzse
AID all &c sgsh~tznfzzi e sve-T par
rseziar. IL s11asx<ssn va tszss eksr<<-
inr nexs e0nn&s tise zznoszsrkrzser z, !
skzs s-zr sezsvx-s1wn rax-. Mr. r e
MrFzrsar,x. hxs uerxf14ss1 tie f4fsk
X ssrd azsgss " ;. Eo~s ser XII
srurzEnx On Inc rzser. AID ~ -. ~
81 ssss< fsss szsx rzfM - ezzs fzsa ets sess
q famher per 6zy- A tAzs . a.
sAearse xrd IL by far TIE rs0zs kss-
p<rsxn< nzn9zzeezaent Tss sz8sS> 2
e0nneexSpn sxh fhs ~ = A n. Y y.
tkzs<f Ezriaeex bzzeksost - b1ss
rssnnsnz hsass. F-eFAgszg rszzhss Ell
rnatss. ste-. AID fnsexnzz IS fns5 NJ
farther Delays xEh Ee szEssze. Vas.
eoaEs- Il tzgEn4 - 80 shessa - . rzsssn
rate The kss1zn j. eEszsisz
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A slrnlArant d..

t1lEA - ntrt-tsaf &F%a+s
There probably l. not z0otheT IN
stance On record - q bear beisg
trggFht iat0 a meeting IS the break
ing EFuafid for railroad a. was the
ease yesterday xheu Hon. 4. w Bash
hauled into he railst 81 the - embed
eoHsgaRy a dezd hear. Nl1s BE had
just sisos IN Judge Bfisg apple or
shsY3. This was considered 3 good
omen aud sigaiIe- that TIE bears are
dead Who haye been gro4iiuF and
leseriHg our road 10 the eiiuzti0n OF
the ptiblig, afse nos the hsils = III last
make thiBgs boom HurrAA for he
Elk railroad. which i in.t going u
rush through our forests wsfh scream
Of Ere. An incident sas noticed OF a
hos sitting on the dead bear. eating
IA apple, showing how l!ttle notice IS
taken Gi bears IN this revi0n.
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gadgs mask seaas one ~ the Peni'
tsntiaey far I've Years


gu6ee Na-h. In sentencing tne
tramp Bsrfer. gave him = soax lecture
ara short sentence lie TODD him the
iusu .trioas and honest people Of
wAshiagfss3 Territory had Urea u his
elias ass9 were determined 10 make
them either ezra an honest living.
sesse fhe caaatgy or serve terms IN
the peniisatisgy. His osFss1se wzs ore
Nhleh o1gf5t ~ coaixn him 70 the
tenltenti4fy for swensy years. bot the
iasRe felt dlssosea 20 - isfseht, and
soad set han OF with tEe YEAR. The
prisoner Bzrisrss offense N4s n Eal,lg
frosa ore s4w- szsil % another aitss kls
bands tel ~ representing that an
seei8ent ~ Eliit haa deprived Eign OF
his hanss Rnl that he VS. ussstie 10
st5rk On thee Representations be
ha4 oil ate3 Sfs8 secured aid. Finally
sha fFand vas d5se0rer.f ard Ezr1eT
@ax inflicted egaE iet<si and sentenced
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Ne.i3csl lake Cor. NaiIs wsla journal
= sh culture has been proved 20 BE-
snecns, here OF late. Within the last
ave years Young carp have been placed
ia sonle u our adjoining lakes, ~ did,
fereni tinies. aud nothing more ever
heard Of theH. as the lakes are large
AMI deep, iii few nigAts since. when
Ar. AiBsiie went out with torch and
Spear and espsafed three nice ones.
weighing from iive.;o 10 pounds each.
fhey we're cooked the nest day and
pronounced splendid eating By al who
bal tssts al them. No doubt there
are millions 81 them in these lakes brit
a. they are no; 3 game fish, they viii
he dlanralt 70 capture II !. now in
or3sr for somebody to stock these
lakes wish game ti-h, such a. bass.
picsercl. etc. for they can be pro-
aneed easily. and N any quantity, ST
furtiinE rot only fun. bet money can
be made out of n.
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4 GREAT TERRITORY.
Opportunities fer Fsrners in the
Psisass csanfry.


The whole PAzSass rswion y szily
prnErss. II DE sorl przffze eas proper
II se asrpases ~ 20 snsnsD surface
II rs nzfaxa3 zxas< tfse g~Duzsd - e1T-
cred vita heavY xrautA a heznch
rrsss. The prsrzEeas Ws~1s are The
Mid sznsoEsr and sae vfla gerzns8rz.
Wild rsssss xsos akznx tie Fsad ssssz
ARD ky sas narssns * TIE strsams
The fhassEe has nos yst iaxssAef tAe
Lad ard sssn esses ne sod i hs1kea
tsse enly ezenas a she svep seenas 10
fe the rrgszz.d Es4idrrsi. Azzi1ss shtx
Htsss anissssz pers4sseat mar 4 rassa
ty the tsoys frors early IN stss ssxtng
nnsa bot sexther cernes. wbea ne re-
tires 70 bis bnrroS for Ma ieaz ase~F
A sex years a @fsoxx Val extesEE nsfs
he rsess Per 3 sfzne Tie cs6anfg of
Whfzzsts Fasia . b5unfy q I've esate
each lsYr rqaiFFel seaips. bit tfis wsz
ssfsns - " a lss4yf arnsa % The pub
Ne payse
fssFa h stss verr cheap eeasl5ersnx
Is fertility, ~ exffxsa large yield ~
ffss saszii xfnfas sna - soaseassnee
b. s9Mas asaa raslways xix 10 eight
dollars ~ aerx ssxgs enimproxs-3 lard
ARD fxrxas zifa Esosn - 80 - acres
in crop ezn ~ bad fav fsosa SO - SIS
90 acre akesgfsfSsss b the T4i1e ~ ti1e
improvements. Eastern farwsers ex,sss-
ing insa shEs reg1on Eith tsfsf or Eve
ilsousand 6esASFs can vat themselves
Ia exeesseaf shap< Tor sseEesSfai tar1n-
ing aaa ssast RAISING On ID aere farms.
ThsT VIII GH5 3 climate that epssls
hardy b. iaepresst the wsgxinx
Mea.ssn ia~tsng faiiy nine ssonfAs -
fite TSAr TIE sB4nfnsrs hing hseezy
asd essa taFssile, Sic springs and an
tuasns nth sssy lite eisEsseaf4g
sealhey. aad tie winters short ard
ossfy moderately e0id.
The t-esg Opportunities are for in
teEsiFefst farmers with saa&s EneAaz
This j. no soEgrr 4 T<sor mass COM
try, for the Frason thas the govern.
meat land 4 All taken. A cNsatry
where Tiers il COOL agricultural land
for fses0sv teaaiag hixays attract al
sertasoas peopse with iitsie o. Nc
n4ean@ No~hsre IL capital mare
needed thar for lhe cultivation Of 3
perfectly virgin soil bat boasesseassers
hare a. a rpis little iseisies their
teams and h05sehald E1osis. Vet
they manage 20 pail throaeh after ;
bong struggle With moftzsres. The
fofe handed seitier i the lissd II i'm
migrant lSsoz1 needed now GA the rich
lands Of the Palosfse esanfrY. he
viii rot only enter 81 Gaee On 4 career
os pro ~ MY hat be viii hsip SHE oSdeT
settler iy hayiHx = part " his land
asa eaHlasne him better 10 improve
And sick tsle remainder
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a Mast Move On Go Davenport rhi.
Fail.

The fAi2ure q the ~rstfe road 20 ~
rlife she So iFei property ~ Struus' +.
rleee south If t9sn, where Il was ex.
fscted 81 snake fe8 pasarv terminus
ana aaii Is Waeatsnd. has anne rlarc
pilt ssis reattse telk- In e hroWn studv
feF g Sin}er.s stopping piacg At thls
e'aa sod 4 i desiars g. doushn5sts
sa4i taes bold ap ia Davenport In
fsrf iaas ]. about the calls Alternative
nns IN tbe meantime tsie faguter.
81 nsfi neeesssfsie have to traEa taNir
arssn = ussrsrg tbls fall 1a-thaai ID
tsta nEgsnpart snA sisia e aixsct 10
Tscsea Feggiand ur - Paul. wha b
fast makes the hardy Re t.end granger
slfiaae a ssa1le ~ great sstl sssrtsaa
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wahkiakum RepahItcan rteket.

For probate idge. Howard Winter
county auditor. III. u. Montgomery /,
shcTiH C. MaSten treasurer. H. A.
Pespss; county eommis sioners, o. {.
o SEofkmo 81 skamokaaa, Samuel
Walker Of Gays river. and Thomas
Kent e GzthlGmei assessor. J, II.
Ashley. superintendent Of schools.
Miss sarah Cahlii. eoroner. Daniel
Jacks.
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G. w. CRANE.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
wszAiax7nn s.. near Commercial
Dissolution Notice.

Ne7ie@ = esTeeS given that the partner.
snGp aeyNtefaTe aX}s1f1x besuegz tss-e~zs
" tF3ae Sn1 a A DsCkct. tssax hszSs res
8 fse ssfy 81 -SaEssss- aEstsf the Sra anase
% tFA1s 8 tsskey, las sAss Gag aEea dis
ss&sa4 b ngAfGAi esa~ns. NJ "
issekgT sgflssa<. ATE aenansiS ssae b tA~
asz= % Crxne 4 pieksy Rav b pad %
tsFeTEe v tsaHe. SAT al sseAts fzs az hr
iae ira ss9 - ySid en- 8ezaAa.s sy tssSsre@
y IrRzr
1ae eGssaass e. sAe era wiIi BE- carries.
ca = f4sass - tsessrss " Crane
sseaasi q. = 2rlse this sssh Car a Sers~-.-
Scr. SssS GE9 W EakNE
". A nECKEY.
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A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT

G1o 000-I2o FRET sQrARE IN The
L. .stN hsart 81 fbe very bsst resi-.
strncs tsovison 81 TIE city. Frontage on
twe sfrefstS. ssfh four Gotta rs on ore street
sui room sos feas more on Use other By
building fur more the property wili re
tasu saure than per ceAL ass Der month.
Al tr.~s Hay 10 CIV
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iEFFwG FfaN FEE N7Na NNut.n MtNss
81 xHk NokEJ PACIFIC, AZ MAF0R
NEsskg


SEzrF1E. SeFs y. tSss
EAEt8S 9sfasssaAf y ecsHHr sestsrs q
tnQelFs ia @riAfssss ia fsr g. Earens gsr'
zsl srA fne rsNsf EunaS -srsrfa4 uV rs
Aisi,ersss5c sFsselp ~ Nasiictan. ! tcx "a
take tssc-e Haeazss "a answer AZ sGeh SUES
tssus. &. aft
hsfr las tha tan@e snd p'NaNzse ~ t1e
.aiftaszg aess Gsaaiaaca assA s3r J EuEess
ssi'isH 81 vs,fcszl Fesas tie i = fsutse-
wAs q ca.fanc suS .efusmeaf Aaa sse
fsevf - sngssuz .r tez lrsl5irsl 1srsfs Sslsssl-
@spS 81 TOE sses7Fsssl cHsgs wAics arr ~
tt3 "a rs raAllshaA xUlnssr eaflranl
iaf Eussrs EQs7sss1tsas Il Meslielae. are
f-'as if ksHaua - IRE ~ 5asaiaA' >
.sigscss iu zass rAff % sES esanasFy wssa Ais
6 <n7 slts'sszg q stse sF~scns = certainly IN
FzAsa .ssea, Also @ai2a I sM antAry &
Ereta;tes aeaf Eac ssa - oas teasnre - rrs-
.stes tat he tzse b so ~ Esstaa1 wnea
- = T<es1stir stsfza asai Dc aAr ss4Hs
eara esrsiissur ~ sae SAf slth she snssgl5-
se9i classes. Es&gcst&ssiY swurs.
u H. 1. fxS1xN
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ff~ANCIAL

New YORK. Dec. 10, noon.-Stocks quiet but
strong. Money. easy at lls@2 per cent; Elk
4 $50. Government bonds neglected. State
Erie Erie ''............ 25ls Richm'd & w. PIT.
Chicago & North 1921 w Terminal Ait, s
500 p. m.-Exchange duietand strong but un-
changed. Money easy. at l13 per cent Sub
Treasury balances-Gold Sl55 %, OOO; currency,
four per cents 12S16; four and half per cent.
coupons 1OS. State bonds dull but steady TO
firm. a. -
cent. in the forenoon to day, the only portion Of
which was regained, though weak stocks showed
marked strength and closed higher On dis
uuieting rumors from Europe tue bears com
menced TO hammer the list. There was also a
stiffening OF rates for sterling exchange here,
and 81, lis 900 was ordered for export Later
advices from London we're more favorable, with
the market there better. The downward move
ment was checked, and while bears covered
heavy lines of shorts at the low figures ruling
in the forenoon, insiders also made large pur-
chases, which gave the list healthy appear
ance. Upon reports OF favorable character
Richmond and West Point took the lead in the
upward turn, and the presence OF President
Kimball in this city, with rumors OF settle
ment of the difficulties, kept the Improvement
going and material advances were made over
The entire list. the market closing fairly active
and generally strong at but small fractions
from the opening. Total sales 800, 900 shares.
The few marked advances recorded were Del
aware and Hudson 2Is and Richmond and West
Point preferred 3I6 per cent, while the rest of
the list are almost invariably lower; Atchison
lost iSz Missouri Pacific IN, San Francisco pre-.
ferred IL. Lake Erie and Western preferred
and New York Central each, and Manitoba
per cent. The following were the closing quota
tons:
Ala. class A, 9to g. 1915 clnc, first mort. 500
Ala class b. S. los N. Y. Central. 1904
Georgia rs, mort. lOi Norf q W. pref''' 9s'a