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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.

Points Picked Up About the Mills ano
Factories.
The Bellaire furnace is to be started
just as soon as coke can be secured.
The plate mill OF the Bellaire nail
works will be running again this
morning after an idleness OF three
days.
Niebergall's Ice plant, OF the South
Side, is out OF order again, and is shut
down. Another OF the pumps has
broken.
Some OF the money sent by the work
men OF England TO the striking potters
Of this country so that the strike may
be continued to benefit the English pot
tiers, is arriving in East Liverpool and
Trenton, the great centers OF the indus
try OF this country. None Of the Wheel
ing workmen have received any OF 1t
yet.
Yesterday morning early there was
an interesting game OF baseball on the
Tunnel Green. The contest was be-
tween the Bricklayers and the Machin-
lists of the Whitaker Iron Works. The
result of the game was a score OF %
to z in favor OF the Bricklayers. The
battery for the BricklaYers was, Rad
cliffs and Fry. and for the Machinists,
Nicely and Larrel acted. There was a
good crowd of people out to see the
game.
Work on the building OF the new
Whitaker mill is well under way. BY
tomorrow the large new building will
be under roof and then work will be
begun on the siding. Mills and are
ready for operation, but as the new
scale has not been adjusted yet they
would not be started, eyed IL other con-
ditions were favorable. The large new
crane which is to have the power 10
elevate twenty-five tons, will be placed
this week.
The eighth OF this month Is the time
set for the great National Convention
OF the American Flint Glass Workers
Union at Montreal, Canada. The per-
sons who will 20 from this city and
will leave on the eighth of this month,
are:. Fred Strasser and John Corcoran,
from Local No. O; August Cook will
represent the cutters branch, and Eu-
gene Stall will 60 in the interests OF the
mold makers. The Flints have been on
a long strike and the drawings from the
treasury have been heavy, but there is
yet plenty of money left TO continue the
strike for two years more, II that be
necessary.
There will not be department OF the
immense Etna-Standard mill In opera
tlon this morning. Last Saturday was
the last day for any part of the plant
10 run until the new scale for the COM
ing year shall be signed. Some OF the
workmen would be willing to sign the
scale now, but the remember Of the
workwen will not hear TO this, and M
less all sign there will be no part OF the
works put in operation. Those who
would be willing to sign the scale now
are the great number OF employees OF
the pending department, the guide
mills. andsbar mills, and the tin plate
works. Where trouble is feared 10 the
adjusting OF the new scale is In the
sheet will departments, and these work
men are unwilling that any OF he
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
SMALL TALA
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithiIY Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithiIY Told
J. RoBRECHT has fine new wagon on
the streets, and it is to be used for pic
mics and express business.
A. A. .FRANzHEIM Lodge No. 124, Of
the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen,
will picnic at Mozart Park on the first
day Of next month.
YESTERDAY morning on South Chap
line street a dog owned by William
Buruell, of Twenty-itth street, was run
over and killed by the street cars.
NEsBIrr G5 DEvINE have sold the old
Handlau homestead, near the street car
power house, to w. Morgan, for 1900.
Mr.. Morgan will at once occupy the
house as homestead.
THE Mozart band gave grand wagon
picnic yesterday out Wheeling creek.
There were thirty couples and
they were carried in three large
picnicking wagons. They all kad a
most pleasant time.
THERE was q good sized crowd yes.
terday at Mozart Park. The weather
up there was delightful, and the guests
enjoyed a pleasant day. Meister's band
gave the usual elegant selections Of
sacred music,
GOOD progress Is being made on the
now house on the State Fair Grounds,
being built TO replace the one burned
the day Of the picnic. The foundation
is well under way, and in four weeks
the new house will be completed.
TWAS reported that Carl Huss, the
Russian Of the Etna Standard, who had
his eyes burned so badly recently at the
mill, would loose the sight Of both eyes.
His right eye is totally burned out, but
he will be able to see from the left one.
THE foot race TO be given by the
Richie Athletic club of the South Side
was postponed from last Saturday even
ing until the coming Saturday night.
The race is to be from Wheeling Park
gate TO ThrtY-sixth street There are
eight entries for the race, and there
will be handsome prizes given to the
winners.
DR.. J. j. CARROLL, OF South Market
street, has bought the Ziegler property
adjoining the Christian Church, on
South Market street, for Sc, 500. This
property is known as the old Wilson
homestead. The doctor will occupy it
soon for a residence. The purchase was
made through the agency OF Nes6itt d
Devine.
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Low Rates to Depver. Col.

The Baltimore and Ohio Z. r. Co.
will sell round trip excursion tickets TO
Denver, COL, from all points on its lines
east OF the Ohio river, July 10Th, goth
and 2lst, good for return on trains leay-
ing Denver July eth, August 2nd and
25th; tickets will also be sold TO Den
YER August sth, 9th aud 10th. valid for
return passage on trains leaving Dem
YER August 10Th, 18th and September
18th.
The rate from Baltlmors and Wash
ington will be s47.40, and correspond
ingly low rates from other points.
Passengers taking the 3. & 0. have a
choice Of routes. going via Pittsburg.
Akron and Chicago; via Grafton, Bell
ARE aud Chi cago. or via Parkersburg,
Cincinnati and St. Louis; double daily
service OF express trains. with Pullman
sleeping and dining cars on all routes.
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cLoTHING-D. GUNDLING & CO.
C0NUNDRUM!
What the difference between Liberty and the excellent Star Sh

What the difference between Liberty and the excellent Star Shirt
AnwerEerna vigilance the price OF Liberty while the price OF
the Star Shirt only $00 Moreover Lb never wore Shirt as
elegantly made the Star Shirt Our stock simply endless the heg
Collars and Cuffs attached dozens OF different patterns then
varied assortment with Collars and Cuffs detached finally Fac Bosom
with White Bde Cuffs detached with White Collars. In While
Shirts have been The Cocks Of the Walk for past We sell the
finest America and there thousands Wheeling prove
Beautiful light as air, kh!NS00k UNDERWEAR the celebrated
Bon Bon French Underwear English Bbgga and e best Amer
makes among them the product OF the AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.
They hard beat and leaders their spec atty White Tuck Trousers
and Bells match We selling the best MAKE OF Leather Belts in
Mahogany and Russell &c. No better sold elsewhere for IS AID S0O
In fact there but small thing about and that's price
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
JULY FOURTH AT MOZART PARK.


The only pleasant resort on the Gloriou S
Fourth is this beautiful hilltop Park.
Pleasant breezes, fine view, good shade
and ali the necessaries for q good time.
Electric lights turn night Into day and
make every spot on the ground enchant-
ing ana pleasant
The Ten Pin Alleys are the finest in tho
State and attract all admirers of bowling.
The Restauranu 10 finely equipped and is
ready at All times TO supply meals or
lunches at rhort notice.
The Incline Cars are run every two min
utes and are capable OF handling at least
1000 people every hour.
The Dancing Pavilion Is tho largest
within q radius OF 1, 600 miles and can
accommodate an unlimited number of
dancers
METERS full Brass Band and Orchestra
will furnish music for promenade and
dancing.
Refreshments of all kinds served.
The finesC swings in the country are
placed in pleasant retreats, aud are the
delight OF all
Admission, rOund trip, iucl uding Incline,
10 cents.
No obi persons permitted on
the grounds.
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TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH AT WHEEL
ING PAkh.

This we'll known Pleasure Resort will be
open to the public all day on the Fourth OF
July.
Grand Open Air Concert and Dancing.
Music by Jhs full Opera House Orchestra
ana Brass Band.
Ten. Pins, Merry Round, the hand
Some New swings for the acoomm Odation
of ait, the New Casino.
Ice Cream. n Gala and Lunch served TO
order. Refreshments of all kinds.
PARTIES can cook their coffee on the
grounds.
The Elm Grove Railroad will be pre-
pared 60 transport thousands quick and
comfortable. Trains Will leave the city
ana the Park every hour Round trip, in
Guiding admission to the Park. 20 cents.
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Fine structure About Completed.

The finishing touches are put on the
fine new stable Of the Schmulbach Brew
ing Company. The stable is to be the
finest in this State and is TO cost over
$4,000. The old structure which was
burned was considered the finest in
West Virginia, but the new one Is
much more complete and costly build
ing. Next Monday the horses, twenty
In number, will be put in the new stable
for the first time. The building is OF
brick, part OF it three stories, and slate
rooted. 1t will hold twenty OF the large
wagons of the company, and the NOW
for the hay is something immense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
Excursion Rates VIA Pennsyiyania Lines
For Fourth Of July.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, July Sd
and 4th, special excursion tickets will
be sold from all ticket stations on the
Pennsylyania Lines 10 auV station on
those lines within two hundred miles
from station where ticket is purchased.
Return coupon will be good uutil July
5.h, inclusive. Tickets VIII not be sold
20 adults FOR less than twenty-five cents,
nor 70 children for less than fifteen
cents. 22,26,50.2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
AHeayy Hail Storm.

Saturday evening about o'clock. a
very heavy and destructive hail storm
passed over Triadelphia, and took a
northwesterly course from toe town,
The hail did great damage to all the
crops, and particularly the corn, which
In many fields was bladed and almost
ruined. Hail fell in the town until the
ground was covered TO the depth of an
inch. The damage done by the storm
cannot ha estimated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02

brakeman. Is of duty by reason OF q
very painful bone felon on his hand.
William Shaw is the lame Of the new
agent at Elm Grove, appointed in the
place Of NJ. G. Glass. resigned.
j. R. Orr, of the Pan Handle, is home
from a ten days vacation trip up the
river.
John Nary is now the nightwatchman
at the B. & o. freight Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
Remain, of Joseph Hammond BurIt

The remains Of Joseph Hammond, OF
Forty-eighth street, were buried Friday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the PENN
sula The funeral was a large one.
Mr.. Hammond was one OF the best
known men of the South Side. having
been for nerly employed as a motorman
by the street car company. He had
been i'll for long time and recently
had a stroke Of spoplexy, which soon
ended bis career. He was in the forty
ninth year OF his age and leaves wife
and family TO mourn his loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOOTWEAR
FOR SOLID
COMFORT

All round is a rare
article, but we have II.
IN fact, come to think of
it, it's the only sort we
do have. Our shoes give
comfort to the feet and
satisfaction to the eye.
Not hard on the pocket.
They last long and keep
the shape OF the last as
long as they last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
NEWS OF The DAY.
W. s. Pipes Acquitted.

Saturday, in the courts Of Washing.
ton, Pa, W. 5. Pipes, well known In
this city, was acquitted on the charge
of shooting and killing Peter Hoffman,
who was stealing harness from the sta
bic of Mr.. Pipes some time ago. The
trial has been a long one, and the best
of legal talent was employed. Mr..
Pipes is now in the city on a visit TO
relatives here.
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Personally Conducted Tours Over Pic
turesaue Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway.

These popular tours will leave Cincin-
natl, July 23d, August 9th and Septem-
Der 10th, visiting Hot Springs, Va,
Natural Bridge, Luray Caverns, Rich
mond, Va. and Old Point Comfort. Each
party will be limited TO twenty-five peo-
pie, and will be accompanied en- route
by an experienced passenger agent,
who will look TO the comfort OF every
body, making all arrangements In ad-
vance, etc.
This is the most delightful way to
travel. Price OF ticket thIrty.fve dol
lars, covering all expenses on the going
trip, such as hotel bills. admission 70
Bridge aud Csverns transfers. Car
rage drive at Richmond and railroad
fare returning.
Send for descriptive pam phlet, Civ In z
itinerary and details.
c. II. RYAN,
Asst Gen'l Passr. Agt. c. & DRY,
Cincinnati, o.
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FOURTH PAGE.

FOURTH PAGE.
Wanted-Girl for Housework.
Legal Notice-Board of Public Works.
For Sale-Drug Store.
For Sale-Hotel Van Keuren.
Lunch and Picnic Goods-C. V. Hard
ing & Co.
Fourth Of July Picnic at Seibert's Gar
den.
Notice-W. I. B. Society.
National Fly Fans-Nes & Bro.
To the Creditors Of the Estate Of Sarah
G. Degarmo.
LOst-Pocketbook
Wanted-Position as Drug Clerk.
Lost-Bunch of Keys.
Wanted-Boy 10 Clerk in Store.
For independence Day-C. H. Quimby.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BbeeIin9 Resistes
rnnrmometer hscors.

Mr.C. Scauepf, tue Opsra House drug
gist made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday: a. m, 90;
a. ~, IS; IL m. %; Up. m, 94i p In,
90. Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02

workmen sign unless they do. As no
conferences are arranged for, it,Dow
looks like the plant would be cl osed
dow for some time.
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Fourth of July Rates.

The Ohio River Railroad will sell ex-
cursion tickets between all points on its
line on July 3rd and 4th, at one fare for
round trip. Tickets good to return un.
I'll July 9th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02

Stuffed Roast Pig and Turkey Lunch
Tuesday, July Bird 4 p. IN. to l2, at
Kleves' saloon, 1928 Water street.
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THE REGISTER'AT SUMMER RESORTS
Persons leaving the city for the summer
can have the REGISTER sent to their ad-
dress by leaving orders az the Counting
Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS!

sPRCDEL wATER-Tss King OF Mineral
" aters. frsn ut clsnsas Mich. A pure,
"hsletsns water, uRsgfp4sssd a. beverage
and table water.
KRoETHAL WATER - From KfonihA
Springs. Nassau. Germany. This Mineral VA,
ter 10 Justly c.lsbratsd Tor its excellent aikss-
tive qualities is also q refreshing aEa delicious
summer drink. either pure on miIed WITH ffuif
syrup. milk. viHe or bran dy.
APOLLIEARIS wATER-Fron RkesHh,
Prussia, Germany, in Dints and qusr.s.
p wELTY CO.
1ils Main ssd Iizl Market Stresth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
Index to New AlverHssnedsA
SIXTH PAGE.

Bargains In Dry Goods-Stone & Thomas
Conundrum-D. Gundling & Co.
Ladies' and Misses Gloyes-Geo. Z.
Stifel & Co.
For the h-McFadden's Cheapest
Store in Wheeling.
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SIO.OO-Excursion to Atlantic City Via
SO.-SIOOO.

Thursday, July 5th. Round trip $40.
Tickets good y DAYS, with stop-off priv
iIege at Washington, D. c., returning.
Pullman sleeper rom Wheeling on the
$3.50 D. N. train.
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Finekt Lunch in Town.

special motor viii follow the Bicycle
Race from start to finish Monday At 8: 50
p. m.
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special motor VIII follow the Bicycle
Race from start TO finish Monday at 6:S5
p. IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02

special motor wIlI follow the Ri cycle
Race from start to finish Monday at 6;35
y. NJ.
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WE sell for caSh'en smallest margins
David Hehne, 1901 Jacob street.
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A Late Train From Ptttsburg TO Wheel
ing on the 4th.
For the benefit of the G. l. o. Of o.
f. and others who wish to visit Pitts
burg, the Panhandle will have q train
leaving Pittsburg for Wheeling at 10
o'clock on the night of July 4th. Ex-
curSiOn rate g.. 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02

EoR RENT IND FOE SALE cARDS Al
II RKsIsTEE CealtiEx Reoa. eta ssss
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L,oR sALE-Fog Rent AND FOB SALE
II cards. a. REsDrEa Counting Rooa
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Asst Gen'l Passr. Agt. c. & DRY,
Cincinnati, o.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLYE EX
ID cutesa AZ the REsIsTEs Printing Rou So
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

"Wednesday evening of last week Roth
kugel called, as usual He seemed
as 10 what the matter was he said he
was not feeling well. He left early
that II ght He learned first. however,
from his sweetheart that her parents
and her siXteen-Eear-old brother would
be away on the following day.
Hette to meet him at Mays at 3
O'Clock the next day, and take dinner
with him at some swell restaurant.
Miss Bohne, attIred in her most fetching
dress, kept the engagement. Rothkugel
did not. Instead of doing so, according
to his own confession, he went to Het-
ties home. and first making sure that
none of the family was there by ringing
dmmS n tuSG III prG throunb to the
aRt and helped himself to whatever he
could tinl.
MIR Eohne returned Just in time to
see Rnthkugel leave the house in a
great hurry, without even bidding the
architect the tim. of the day. Mr.
liohne thought nothing OF this seeming
been broken into. When Hottie returned
home, very angry over being sighted 10y
her lover, and heard of the robbery, she
declared Mt once that RothkuGel was
East One Hundred and Fourth street
station-housc, and Detective Mooney
arrested Rothliugel at one Hundred and
Sixth street and Third avenue.
Miss Bohne is petite blonde, with "A
rather pretty face. She has still ten
der spot in he- heart for her former
| ec.hrart, who looked rather ,ruii'ed up
! after having spent night In cell.
Miss Bohne was dressed In buff-col-
ored dress, trimmed with costly lace:
| while Rothkugers linen was soiled and
| his clothes showed signs OF wear. His
hair, which Is very thin on the top, was
unkempt, and his blue eyes We're red
| from either weeping or lack of sleep.
J When he was led before the bar Mr..
| Buhue looked at him pityingiy.
! 81 don't want to press This charge"
! said Miss Bohnr almost tearfully to JUS
| tice Taintur. Il wish To withdraw the
| complaint. Mr.. RothkuGel was driven
10 desperation, ana 10 not think he
will commit another theft
| "Nou can't withdraw the charge
here" said the Justice.
Rothkugel was led to his cell and Miss
| Bohne LETT the court. struggling hard to
keep back her tears. Ruthkugel was
| held in $1,000 bail for trial for burglary.
| His picture was taken for the RogueS'
| GALLERY at Police Headquarters this
| morning.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
GUILTY OF
ARNOR FRAUDS.

cclvcd but odr tr"atrcnt' when two
We're necessary,
Thc Investigation shows that ther"
were iuly two furnaces for Ia" tr"a 20
mont of plates and bolts at tn" works
III to S"nt. I 1872. Aft"r this = tN'd
furnace was completed and used These
three furnaces did all tho work ~ to
Aug l. 1895. when "A fourth was added.
After Information Of tn" frauds rrn"-
tscd iu tho works was given to the
Navy DcplriHlrul and It penalty on
acted hy IT," decision of tn" President
other furnace we're added, untl to-day
ten nv" IN ue".
at viii H. noted, however ada the
report ",Nat TIE contract of Hyv. -,
iegr. provided for the mruuraCtur, uf "a
far greater amount Of lrnlUr than tn"
contract Of Feb. y. 1893, no penalties
helm. yNArt"d for ~" fHilur" to deliver
specified amounts at specified times.
"Wt,n The contract OF Feb. - was sign
cd, in' Company was far behind in u $
deliver rud"r III" FIRST Contract. -
thr"" iurr'C"s were entirely inhd"quHi"
10 carry ont the prov .tipus 81 Mat con
tract, set ryr iit" months they had My
tire" !ufnn"cn in witch 80 do tn" work
required 10y all til" contracts.
This, IN IN" view 81 tn" committee,
clearly india rtes oap OF tn" motives Of
tn" superintendent" Of the press shop
aud arwgr plate department IN ~ tiNn2
fall" reports Of tho trr'tmrp' Of tho
plates Had bolt, to tn" government in
rpcCtUrs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
BOOM IN RAILROAD STOCKS.
Vanderbilts and Changers Are
Both in Unusual Demand.
Prices Are Higher Still and the
Market Buoyant.

The bulls continue in control of the
stock market, and the belief that the
Tariff bill will become law is making
a good deal of sentiment for their side.
The rise was stimulated by higher
prices from London and by buying
orders from that centre.
The industrials were given a rest and
the railway shares pushed forward.
The shorts in the Western stocks are
being severely punished and the talk
is of still higher prices in the near
future.
Lead preferred rose 1-2, to 90 1-2;
Lake Shore 2. to 1856 l-2; Manhattan as
American Sugar 5-8 to ia 3-S; American
Cotton Oil rs, to "a 3-S; Canada Southern
"a, to So; Big Four 1-2, to, 80 "a: ST.
6S IA: Denver & Rio Grande preferred
SIS, to 50; Distllers rs. to q 3-S; General
Electric 5-S to AZ "a; Laclede Gas 5-S,
to 49, Lake Erie & Western 1-2 to II 10;
Louisville & Nashville So, to 81 "a; Mis-
souri, Pacific "a, TO 30 S-4: Lead 5-S, to
A rs; New Jersey Central ga, to 113;
New England, third assessment paid,
1-2, to q ga Reading 1. to u; Omaha "a.
to IS "a; Union Pacific l., to 10, and
Western Union SIS to SO rs
Silver cached to 20 l3-16d. per ounce in
London. Commercial bar here de-
Cllneu 10 Oh d., anu MeNlcdn uOiidrs 10
81 "a.
Money per cent on call. Foreign ex-
change easier in tone at ass "a ass
for bankers long, and 4.S6 "a 4.S for
demand sterling.
Stocks are in scarcer supply in the
loan market, and there is a brisk de-
mand for c., b. e. Q. and Rock Island.
The following are the average rates: G.,
Il. & G., 1-64 a 1-32 premium; Lake
Shore, LIES; Louisville & Nashville.
l-256 1-12S; Northern Pacific preferred
and New York Central, 1885; Atchlson
4 Rock Island, fat st. Paul. fiat to
IL per cent. for carrying: Whiskey
Trust, fiat to 1 per cent: General Elec-
tric 1-2 per cent; Chicago Gas, Sugar
and Lead 1 per cent.
The shorts were kept on the run as
the day advanced, and some of them
had to pay steep prices to get in Their
contracts. The Nanderhilts were taken
in hand, and the rise in them thoroughly
alarmed the bears.
Lake Shore rose 4 LIS to 1879. New
York Central l ga to lO2 LIZ, Canada
Southern l 5-S to 80 rs Michiganc Cen
| trail l2 to SO 12, Nickel Plate first pre-
| ferred 6 to 6S, and Common l to 16 LIZ.
The Changers were taken in round
| amounts. AS rule the prices attained
were the highest for a long time past
and speculation may fairly be called
buoyant