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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04

While bunting flows IN the hresze.
cannon roar fire works Siu 2. and evrr,-
|hody Joins la = shout 81 hnzzs. ia The
general hilHrity all should remember
why this il the grcsses'. and most uni
verssl. and justly observed holiday ~
America. What 4 contrast j. presented
as we east our minds eyes back ~
wears. aud look through the pages ~ his
tory At the 4ih Of July in Philadelphia.
and the Continental Congress s~ssenhled
there 10 bring shout the birth Of 4 nsfion
founded upon the principle equality Of
III men.-a new and alarming doctrine
then 10 The crnwned heads aud monarch.
les Of The world.
Contrast that assembly then Of nifty
Xix ilustrious patriots. represen-
ting IL spsrsely seilled territories, tax
ing the risk OF an ignominious death
on the scaffold for each mem her, certain
10 follow If they failed OF succcss IN e.
ltabli.hing their immortal Declaration Of
Independence. and yc, apresling with
courage aud strength TO God aud the
right for victory. and throwing down
the gusge of battle to haughiy King
George liI:-with no national treasury
TO back them. and less than three million
people. without organized army or arms
against the immense power Of proud
Britain, with her large army and navy
aud unlimited resources contrast IL will
our present Congress ~ 4lS members. u
both branches. representing . glorious
galaxy Of ~ free and Independent
wealthy States. hound together under
one Constitution. all enjoying the fol
fruifion Of liberty. denied TO the heroes
of &c, and we may realize something o
the difference in conditions now and q
thar time.
But the very wealth and liberty OF TIL
present Is apt 10 make us forget The pr
vations Of our forefathera through which
III was obtained. and neglect the sale
guards il our National Constitution
which they wi-ely provided. and wlica
are necessary for it's preservation. % Oh
blood il for The life of man, This da'
should recall 10 every American his dui.
Of full allegiance to the Constitution o
our common country. and an individns
responsibility and care that none OF II
provisions are overridden through
mistaken party zeal, 10 cur = tenn
por sry triumah ovcr other feliow-c.t'zen
or for the purpose Of greedy gain. IL
us oil remember the lesson taught b
the French Revolution. that no tyrann
IL 80 terrible or unjust A. the tyranny (
an excited majority, 0ngoverned BY n
RESTRAINTS Of law or written 81
mutually respected Constitution.
IL this one lesson IL thoroughly in
pressed upon the pcople-shst liberi
and law are dependent upon each oths
the 4th Of july will he probably ol
served. and the sacrifices Of NE thouN
Ands who died in the struggles for III
: erty will not have heen in vain. and n
! principles enunciated IN that wonderf
Declaration will expand. and embras
/, other peoples and other lands. until Il
!, universal brotherhood Of mankind is e
4 tablished.
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Admimixtrntrix s.,.
Esfasn ked
~~nr,cc.
NossNr . hereby given. that b. =.
y =! 81 order ~ the DuboIs ~
~" N""'', msue ~ tho April term. ~,
.ne,eo's me undersigned Elinh...
.,acne': administrative OF he esis,s =
tnn'p nacner, deceased. win Offer -
ss'e - puoi'c auction, on the premi.ss
on ~-.ao.
1SEoDA JULY 10Th, 1880.
the undivided t~wo-thirLs MARI. a,.
following describei real estate s,,.ms
In Dubois County. Indiana. to.vi,. sss
numbered three l3l, four "a, AZ. D%s
ll6,. seven III, twemiy.seyen I27, s.u
South-haif Of lot No. eight lsl ~ y
town Of Hayeville. according "a n. ~ y.
OF said town ; :he Sonth- w a. on.s,iv..
the NORTHEAST quarter OF s%cc,ior \"
twenty Ave 1881. township NJ I. 49,,
North. range No. i've 1871 IVES, a li
Part ~ The North half Of ,hs M
East quarter ~ said seciion %. n "a
township aud range. bounded A. tol,o-.
viz commencing Al tho South. w., 49,
ner thereof, thence North iiny lsnl ~
thence East thirty eight 81 rod ,lss.'
South West. with the m~eanderIngs 4, 4.
Hxvsvifle and Looxootee road 1nr...
So rods and nine 9l feet. 10 ! no,,'
on the south line OF said North ors.h.a
n North-Eas one-fourth. twelve rods -.
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Children Cry fer Pitchers Castotia.


"Rsz' Anderson u on the sick Net.
Ezra Adams and wife spent Sunday II
George GiIl's.
Hngh DiIIin i very III At his home
near town.
Wesley DeBruIer is able n he out after
= long battle with typhoid fever.
Miss Eruner. of Col., il visiting Andy
Anderson and family.
The Standard Milling Company are
placing . new furnace in their mill.
Miss BIsnch Rose and Mrs. Nora Col
lins were visiting near town m Mond ~
Miss Ssliie Harris and Miss Dean. oi
Petersburg, have been the guests Of Mrs,
Parr.
Chas. CrandalI has sold his corn bnhrs
70 Norman Bros, and will retire from
milling.
Harvest j. past. ont the summer has
not, for II behoove> one 20 hunt : shade
wear thin clothes, aud use Z palm-leaf fas
70 keep cool.
In this neighborhood. farmers are NOR
careful Of their horses since The excessive.
heat has caused the death OF 90 man,
valuable animals.
sh;,oh ro5.,. ~ 90 .xoss r.u--
elec,ed ~ f-c,lc-;., &C., -
s";ng term Inr;s Rec - 20 ~
Diii;c y r "a S-~.. pc.I
IIsrdir. r. o
w...a.... -. ~ -
elected the following officers for the term,
n:v.n 8 49, ~, % 'nenJ
rhno 49, q s sy"e' -. ~ :.
49, ~
One n'ght 'ast week very Disgrace
iu' scene occurred near town. Oaths
!oud speech. No nre arms we're used
you"s nen Y ~ nos oensvr them
selves, tney snouio % made pay for sucl
httie Fackets
On the 95sh Of June. commencement
exercises were held in The NJ. r. church
and though exceedingly warm weather
made u very uncomfortable. the pro
/ W4u InkfA1nIIN dEunuA and
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Notice al Assigncc's Appoints

NOTICE II hereby given, that the m.
IN dersigned. has been duly appointed
assignee Of the property and estate. Of
The partnership effects Of Martin Schei'
rich. Andrew Shuler and Michael
Scheirich. doing business 10 the firm
name Of ~. Scheirich. Shnler 4 Co., II
Jasper. Dubois County. Indiana, By deed
III indcnturc duly made and recorded
An persons indebted 20 said firm. b.
note or account arc requested 10 call and
settle the same without de,ay.
.Joux GRAMFI.srAcuFR. Assignee.
TmAyf.oR a HUNTER Atty.'s
June 81. le9O-3w.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that The un<
~ dersigncd, Assignee OF the property
snd estate OF m. 6cheirich. Shuler 4
Co.. insolvenl debtors, will ofer for sAls
At public auction. - the Union Flour
Mile. OF said hrm, IN The town 81 Jasper
Dubois county, indiana. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY a)th, 1890.
all the personal property belonging 9
said firm OF m. SchsIvich. Shut &C.,
consisting Of IS bbla. 81 -four. about IL.
|UOO Iba. ~ shtp stun, 100 hush. 81 whes's
about 1900 he. Of 1our IN chez. o.
mower, hsy-rake. one road wagon ~
harness. two hOgsea, one stos< aud pipe
|one Ire-proof cafe. one pajsof scales, I
|of paper bags. lot Of sacks, bunk drr.''
ing machine. lot OF tooIs. two Artis {"
mill buhrs and 1xsures. Get OF mill ps%
truck IN wheels, lot OF iron, wheat iess~f
two half bnshels. lamps. oil can. scoop
-hvveis. lot OF oil, workbench and tools
lot Of empty bbls.. one pillow. one pump
lot Of coal, lot IL wheat in field. and 70
rious other articles.
Terms or SALE:-Suma Of five dollar
and under cash !: sums over five dollsrs.s
81 six months will be given. pus..
chaser giving notes with good freehold
surety to The approval OF Inc Assignee,
drawing elk per cent interest fsom 90
waving benefit Of valuation aud vi
praisement lava.
Sale 10 begin ~ ID o'clock .. ~.
JoHx GRAMELs?ACHER. Assignee.
TRAyLoR & HUxrIR. Attorneys.
June attn. 100 ~.
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Rev. Father Boersig received = fine
new buggy one dav last week, which he
bought 1t New Albany.
Mr.. Joe Doersig. who has been A.
Louisville attending college 10 practice
medicine, Is spending his vacation here
with his brother, Rev. Father Bosrsig.
Postmaster Joseph Brosemer was busy
cutting wheat with his "arm-strong ma
chine" lest week. and saws he would
rather work for the government.
Mr.. William Seller had lumber sawed
for . two-story frame house, which he
intends to build as soon as possible after
harvest. This will make . nice appear
|ance with the many neat residences IN
our town. Nearly oil the houses and
business places here are new buildings
With the exception Of three OF four.
Jeremiah Crook Post. No. 481. q. A. n,
viii have : grand picnic q Hancock
near the mill. sometime between the 18th
and 25ih of August. Adance will be had
in the evening aud ~ night in their hal'
in the Park. and there will he fun for
every body. All posts in this and adjoin-
ing counties will be invited.
Mr.. JOS. &. Siriegle. the boss black
smith on this side OF New Albany. was
busv repairing machines Tor harvest last
week. Ne had an expert mschinist "a
help him lsst week from Jasper, hut W
were unable 10 learn his name.
Lieut.. w. w. Kendall. while blowing
corn one day last week, was overcome
BY heat. DR.. Harmonic was called ans
administered The necessary applications
and he IL nov doing well.
Mrs. Margareih Deeb, OF Sioux CITY
Iowa. was here visiting her sister. Mrs
Elizabeth trix. whom she had not eees
for over thirty years. She left tor be
home last Thursday.
EDniE. the le months odd child OF Nj
and Mr.. Frank Rock, died on Monda,
morning. June %. and Was buried in IN
Catholic graveyard the following Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloc|
have the ~ mpsshy OF this community
% Il was their only child.
Our machine agents are doing . splen
did business this season. There wer
over one hundred rcspers. sn,
self binders sold here, OF which IL u said
Schnell Bros. 4 StratmaDn aold seventy
five. Of the Deering, land Men q We'll
thirty ofshe Esterly. Most all the farm
ers in this part OF the county have sell
binders now.
Mr.. Henry Schnell. ST., traded hi
farm t. his son Joe for his share in N,
mill. Mr.. Schnell will move In n,
house now occupied by Joe this Fall
and Joe will move in the old place an(
take charge OF the hotel.
Mr.. Alois Schsff got through bniIdins
a large barn for Mr.. John Merkle. Il
Jackson township, one day last week
The subscription school taught b,
Sisters Beaffix and Acellum, closed Fri
day, June Goth.
Mr.. Will. Seller. Of Jasper, spent sew
oral DAYS Lere last week.
Mr.. Jos. +. Buchart and his clerk ar
kept busy nov. Joe has on hand jus
what the farmers need. and his store Il
. credit to our toWn and counsv.
Win Jor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04

The Dubois Normal school II Hun
tinyhnrg il said 10 BE- flourishing. More
than finy have been In attendance
Pike County Democrat.
just seven miles out Of the way
brother Mount. The Dubois County
Normal Il = success and Il conducted BY
able instructors with q large daily A.
tendance II Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04

The general laws regarding repairing
sidewalks. approved March 8th. 1889,
empowers she bosrd Of trustees OF anv
town. % compel owners OF lots or parts
Of lots o. any streets &c aliev tn repair
their sidewalks, aud N case they fail b.
comply. or ALLOW their sides walk "a be-
come dangerous. 20 nave such repairs
made and h"id 4 lien on tie property
for pay, with attorney fees aud q. costs
attacheh therein.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04

The money with which ia fnish p.v.
ing pensions has not yet arrived. but
Agent En-lry says he looks Tor K daily.
The new pensioners just placed on tie
rolls will have 20 wait until abcus the
ioih q July fcr their money. indian.
apolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04

10y virtue OF q certified copy of = de-
, cree 10 me directed from the Clerk Of
tho Dubois Circuit Court. in a cause
wherein Henry w. Harrison IL plaintiff.
and william VI. III. Morgan and Sarah L.
Morgan are defendants. requiring me 10
make The sum Of one hundred and eleven
,eresi on said decree and costs. ] will
\. xpose M Public Sale. 10 the highest
bidder. m
SATURDAY. THE 2D pay or AUGUST,
A.. d.. 1880.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock .. m. and
= o'clock . M. Of said day. 81 the door
~ The Conrt-house in Jasper. Dubois
County. Indiana. the rents and profit
for 4 term moi exceeding seven years, ths
following real estate. to-wit:
The West-hslfo ~ the Northeast quar-
ter ~ Sertion Number twentv-iwo f23)
Town Number one North. Ranye Mum
Der three West. containing e'gaiv acres
more or less, situate in Dubois County
Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sci
for q sufficient sun 20 satisfy said decree
interest aud costs. will. NJ the SAM
time and place. expose 10 public a tn
fee ample OF sail real estate. or so mucl
thereof a. may be sufficient 10 discharg'
said decree. interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without an,
relief whatever from valuation or sp
praisement laws.
H FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.
Sheriff Of Dubois County.
Cox & MILErRv. Att'ys for Pm.
July lst, 1890 3w. ~. eS.OO1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


Rev. buchanan. pastor NJ the G. r
church. held = basket meeting hero la~l
Sunday. A tAir crowd was present. hui
many were prevented from being pres
ent caused by the extreme heat.
Thirteen horses died Of overhest II
this township last week. An unpre
|cedented record.
Wheat il nearly All cut. Boone town
ship did not have much over . half crop
Mr.. John Campbell. The log man. j
talking OF leaving for the East. One .
our elderly girls will be much sadde
than usual after HE departure.
One of Henry RudoIph's small chill
iren died last week and wss buried =
Hs svilie last Sunday. A great man
from here attended the funeral services
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04

Indians farmers are warned n look
out for = plow point swim tier. Tbs ru-
rsi msn y asked 20 sign a little recent
Cor the rlow point and II turns up later
asse-51 note. -Ex.
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commissioners Sale Of Rea
Estate.
Carrie f. Inman. and
William s. In'nan, No. llse.
Maudr Z. Horton.


NOTICE IL hereby given. that by vir.
,lN tue s0f an order and decree ~ The
Dubois Circuit Court, made n The April
term 1890 thereof, the undersigned. com
missioner appointed bv said court "a
make sale Of real estate in the shove en-
titled cause. will offer Tor sale q public
auction on me premises, on
SATURDAY. JULY 18th. a. D. 1880,
the following described real estate,
situate IN Boone township. Dubois
County. Indiana. to-wis: the North West
quarter Of The south Cast quarter OF Sec
ton No. thirty 1901 township No. one
III. North range Mo- five Isl West, 40
acres.
TERMS op SALE:.-One-third OF the
purchase money to be paid IN cash. The
residue In two equal payments, ~ one
md two years. the deferred payments q
he secured by notes. bearing six per cent
interest from date. waving benefit o
valuation laws. with good freehold
surety, 70 the approval of the commits
~Sioner. Sale 10 begin At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
WILLIAM A. TRAyLoR, Com.
TRAyLon & HUNTER. Atty.'s
Jume Goth, 1890. -3w.
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You are hereby notified that pursuant
20 said request snh petition and BY vir'
tue ~ Sersion 80. ~ the Constitution Of
The said church. thar = special meeting 81
Morgan Presbvterv NJ said church. vii
convene ~ ireland. Indiana. on Friday
iulv 1lsh. 1890 ~ . o'clock = NJ. for N.
purpose nsmed ia said request ~ herei'
before set forth
Jon~ n Airx >~prR. Moderator.
OF Morgan Preshvtrrv. Z. r. c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-04

BLOOMFIELD. IxD.. June 20 1890.
Church Session. v a~shuxseu, Ina. q. p. Church
have received the following request
WASHINGTON. Ism, June IS. 1890.
Hon J. y. Alexander. Bloomfield. Indiana.
DEAR BROTHER: We most urgently
petition you TO Morgan Presby-
terv. Of Cumberland P~resbvterian church
n Ireland. Indiana. July nth. 1890. II I
o'clock =. m. 10 take action concerning
the insubordinAtion Of Rev. J. T.. Dn'
chanan. and the Shiloh and rortersviils
congregations.
WI. DILLON.
s. N. RAGspAiE. y Washington Cong
J. MrLHoLLAND.
J u HAnLoCK. CO.,
IT, CLAY.
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complaints. Al such lines a"Fnh Brand Slick
sr" s worth IL weight u goA. and = Invaluable
= any one ezpossd 10 stormy weather. tcsa AZ -.
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ddev a. one why shouidn't yosf Beware a
worthless limitations; every garment stamped With
= eizh brand" Trade nsst. Don't seeers any
tnferios ccss when you ear have the " Fish Brand
si,eker'' delivered u,sho.t extra eusl Psn5caisu
md Illustrated catalogue Ire.
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June n. 1eoEly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
~ ',ye 70 : quorum, was oss-,es.. lss nays,


I'M nay. Crisp moved to strike out the clause
cos,n. I,g upon the Speaker the power TO
count the quorum. He argued that such
contorring OF power WINS Observation-Disclosures
ana IN order TO show that such was tho
op,nion OF many gentlemen on the other
siue re quoted from n circular marked
confidential" signed by Thomas r., Hen.
oerson. chairman OF the Republican can.
Gus, aud sent to every Republican momber
ana requesting each man 10 be present
rom inc beginning OF the discussion on
nays. 1866. ''"'' ~
Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, moved ia stY;te on.
OF the clause that no diliatory motion
should be entertained by the Sneaker
Inc motion wns lost---yeas 1tl. NAYS l65
Mr.. Lawless. Of Illinois. offered AN
amendment providing that no member
snail speak more than ten minutes on any
subject until all tho members who NAV
wish 70 speak have spoken. Lost.
=, mo h0ur OF o'clock having arrived.
.ne speaker stated that the previous ques-
ton was ordered on the attention of the
rules. MIR. Springer. o9 illinois manfred
whether the motion to recommitt with in.
structions was IN order, and received O
negative reply.
Inc rules were then adopted by a strict
party vote OF yeas ISL: naye. rs. Those
absent or pared are as follows Messrs
Anderson, Allen of Mississippi, Blanchard
Biggs. Boothman, Carlisle, forney. Frank,
haynes, Hopkins, Mckinley. Morrow,
oates. Phelan, Randall OF Pennsylvania,
nnogers, Stapienecker, Turner Of New York,
YAH Setback. Whitthorne, WILDER, and VII.
son OF West Virginia.
The House then, at 5;35 o'clock, cd.
lOurned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
New Mode of Assessment.

FIsHERs,uLE, VA, February II, 1880.
To De Editor OF DE Dispatch:
For some years il has been apparent that
the revenues would not be equal 10 the
growing necessities of the government;
that there has been disposition TO de.
crease taxation in sympathy with sectional
OF local financial theories, through the
agency of the assessors; that many of the
assessors throughout the State, in their
anxiety to retain their offices, do not make
their assessments according to law. which
is very searching, rigid, aud highly penal
for neglect or fraud, but permit property
holders 10 make their own valuations and
report without being sworn. To remedy
this 1t IL necessary to change the mode OF
appointment. The present Legislature
should at once adopt on amendment to the
Constitution constituting the Governor.
Auditor with the local Judge, board for
each county and city. TO appoint, on &C
count OF ntness, the assessors, which would
secure more uniformity and fidelity. This
change IN the mode OF appointing the Us
SCISSORS has been delayed from time TO time
upon the supposition that there would be
convention TO amend the Constitution IN
1888, asconternplated by its trainers; bat IL
was deemed inexpedient by the Legisla-
ture at the proper time to make provision.
Unless action at this session is taken be-
fore the necessary formality can be OBJ
served great financial embarrassment may
be experienced. There need be no increase
Of taxation, but all should be required 10
report fairiy.. Then there will be revenue
enough for all necessary purposes.
Respectfully yours.
AssALoM KoIxEB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
THE wsArHRa II RICHMOND YRsfuupAv 9onS-
mo was very Ozark and cloudy, with heavy
rain, and In the afternoon and evening clear.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nsw YORK, February l4--The dealing In rail-
road stocks continued steadily In the decrease
and to-day's transactions In the unlisted DO
partruent came within 1900 shares OF those In
the regular list. OF course there was an I'M
usual amount Of trading In sugar. which aug
ment,d the total OF the unlisted stocks. but Gus
OF the large number OF stocks traded In only
Reading and Lackawanns reached the total OK
i've figures and they are both half stocks sugar
was the only real feature in the marker aau
rumor had It that the Havemeyers were sgam
buying stock which they had sold AZ mucn
higher values, and were In for an extended DUH
campaign in stock. There Was, howver, no douos
that insiders we're manipulating cerlncates Tor
higher prices, although the story about Have.
meyer IL only conjecture. Certificates opened
etX aud almost steadily advanced and In the
last hour they touched taA q gain or ~ per
cent The reaction from the best price was only
slight The advance IN stock OF IRON 10 TO 10
points despite the ficrcest attacks OF the bears
Is regarded by the friends OF the property IS me
strongest evidence OF inability OF the bears
10 stem the upward movement. other trusts
did not fully respond 10 the strength In sugar,
and lead wes heavy on the rumor that the con-
version of the stock had boen abandoned, ana
later cotton-oil joined the downward movement
losing ger cent Tho dispatches from chicago
this morning were again more disturbing, ana
the market being intensely dull. there was q
bearish feeling among the traders 10 whom ai-
most all trading seems TO DO lott. ana prices
saggei throughout the forenoon, although move
ments were confined to small hscttonS Aver
that time there was rumor started that au et-
for; was to be made TO nullify tho Withdrawals
Of the Northwestern and Union Pacific, and also
that the funding bill would bs brought up
In committee tomorrow. THIS stimulated
the buying Of the Union Pacific and that
improved stock per cent, others following
with smaller movements. The only marked
feature among the stocks OF tho regular llst,
however, was tho activity and strength In Cn'-
cago. St Louis and Pittsburgh preferred, fn-
duced by stories of q deal between Carnegie ana
the Baltimore and Ohio The stock rose steadily
from l9& TO 5lil and closed at he highest figure.
Late In the day sugar attracted all attention,
and tho market finally closed dull but hrn at
Insignificant changes for the day. sugar IL up
81. and Chicago. 81 Louis and Pittsburgh pre-
ferred 81 per cent. but other changes are about
equally divided boiween small gains and losses
Trading In lis Cd stocks toscooi only lU,i7s
shares and unlisted stocks iO3,62j, OF which sugar
furnished ss.oG1
Srening-Excnapge duh and steady at &SSSa
isS Money casy ~ Sat: closing offered at ~.
suD-Treasury balances Coin, si6e, $4,000: cur
rency, s6,yI50CQ. Governments dull aud steady
| for a.: per cents l2Zs OK. coupons, lOih
| bid: ex int ,rosL Stat ponds steady.