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Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
WRIGH7'S REPORT.
The Commissioner Of Labor Gives
Some Interesting Statistics
IMMENSE NUMBER OF IDLE PEOPLE.
Tho Administration 1t Warrington Walt
Ing for Developments in Cuba with
the 0restsst Concern-Cost Of
Uncle Sans Army.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Carroll D
Wright commissioner OF labor, II
charge Of the llth census, has trans
mitted to the secretary OF the interio
. special report on the statistics Of oc
cupations The most interesting feat
ure Of the report relates to the ques
tion of the unemployed. Similar data
relative to the unemployed. were col
lected at the census Of 1880, but wer'
not compiled, so this is the first time
in the federal census that information
Of this character has been presented in
connection with the statistics Of occu
pations, derived from answers made
on the population schedule. These fig
ures simply show the aggregate mum
ber of persons unemployed for differ
ent lengths of time, and to a very con
siderable extent, probably, at different
times during the census year. They
do not show the net period after max.
ing allowances OF the times when not
engaged at their principal or usual oc-
cupation, during which their services
NAV have been utilized at some other
kind Of work. The census enumera-
tors were fully instructed, but the re.
turns were not com plete enough to
warrant compilation.
There were ss,7S5, esl persons, over
ten wears of age, engaged In gainful
occupations in 1890, OF whom ls. S2l, 900
we're males and 3.9l4.57l females. OF
these, aolS,1l7 males and 5l0,elo
females, or q total OF 3,59a, 73O persons,
were unemployed at their principal
equations during some part Of the
census year. ended NAV 81. 1890
OF the whole number Of persons so
unemploved. 1.8I8 865 were unem.
ploved from one to three months; l..
S4s. .SlS from four to six months, and
1861 from seven to twelve months.
This Ia equivalent. approximately, to
l. 139 .67e persons UNEMPLOYED at their
principal occupations for the entire l9
months and this number would repre-
sent B. per cent. of the total number
of per ons engaged in painful occupa.
tions IN 1890
Divided a. TO sex. the approxImate
of males UNEMPLOYED at their
nrincioal occupation for the entire CEN
sus year was or. .ooo representing g. IS
per cent. Of the whole number OF males
at work while the approximate num.
ler Of females upemploved at their
occunations during the same
neriod was ls7 67s. representing 4 "a
ner cent Of the whole number OF fc.
males AZ work.
wArcHIye AFFAIRS IN cuRA.
Nrw yoRx Nov. 17.-A disnatcb from
SAYS. The Cuban s;tua.
ton Il nreonant with possibilities
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
NEWS NOTES.

There is an epidemic Of diphtheria
at Maryville, Mo.
A. r. Stewart, dry goods merchan,
at Marshall, Mo-. failed for $4,000
Fire damaged the wholesale grocery
establishment Of Allen, Kirkpatrick 4
Co. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, to the amount
Of 100000.
Gov. Stone, Of Missouri, has offered
reward for the arrest and conviction
OF J. d. Frier. who Is charged with
murder.ngC, C, b Hooker In Pacific, No..
0.to.e. s'ast
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
Conspiracy and Fraud Ale ged.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l7-Dwight Braman,
Of Boston, bondholder Of the st.
Louis & San Francisco railway, has
fled an equity bill in the United States
circuit court praying for the setting
aside Of the foreclosure sale on the
ground Of fraud. The bill alleges con-
spiracies and frauds, not only in the
conduct Of the Frisco receivership, but
In the purchase of the Frisco by the
Atchison system and its management
by the Atchison.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
rennes.ee Republicans win Contest

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. IA meet
Ing Of republican leaders was held
here yesterday to consider she ques-
ton OF contesting the election of r. L.
Taylor (dem.l governor. A resolution
was adopted appointing a committee
to investigate, gather evidence and
raise money to contest the election Of
the governor before the legislature,
which meets in January.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19

Weyler Must Hurry Up.

WASHINGTON, Nov l7,-lt is learned
here on authority that the Spanish
government has given Gen. Weyler to
understand that he must push his OPP
erations against the insurgents aggres-
sivelv and vigorously. Unless he soon
achieves a decisive victory over the
Cubans 1t Is believed he will be re-
called.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
PATHETIC CEREMONY.
Military HonoFs Ut . Grave In the Pot
ter's Field.

terG fl0Ids
The last volley ratified over the newly
made grave. OF across Potters field
blew the smoke from the rifles. The
grizzled old corporal IN charge Of the
SOUND was blubbering like baby.
"I'd like such funeral as this when
l die" he said.
That was three weeks ngo, and the
almshouse authorities were burying
James Mccarthy with the military hon
ors due to veteran. They buried the
corporal yesterday. II a man says he's
destitute the city will give him
bed and three meals . day for the rest
Of his life in the almshouse on Black.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19

OMAHA. Neb., Nov l7.-The Kansas
City 4 Omaha branch OF the ST. jo.
seph 4 Grand Island road has cut the
pay Of the train men from ten to 20 per
cent and Burlington 4 Missouri has
reduced the pay OF track men from
sl,25 to sl.le per day The Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul has laid off ~
crews In Iowa and the Rock Island and
Northwestern railroads 20 crews each
In that state.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
Football stopped at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov l7.-Chan.
cellor Kirkland has announced TO Van.
derbilt students that there would be
no more football games on the campus
until the disorderlv proceedings Of last
Saturday were investigated and the
guilty parties punished. This puts .
stop to the games next Saturday and
Thanksgiving day. The faculty has
SO ordered.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
Chicsro,s Complete Returns.

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-The canvass Of
the city vote on November 3 was last
night completed by the election com.
missioners Mckinley received 204. SIS;
Bryan, IA, $50, leaving majority for
Mckinley Of SO. 1856
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
EIoHT.HoUR LAW VIOLATED.



TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. NV 7. Lit
tie, general manager Of the Kansas
City Gravel Bank Co., was found guilty
Of violating the Kansas eight-hour law
by jury In the Shawnee county dis
trict court Little was the contractor
who put down the gravel walks around
the state house, and he worked his
men ten hours a day. Labor Commis-
sioner Bird had him arrested, with the
result as stated. The maximum pen.
atty is fine Of 81, 900 and six months in
Jail. The minimum is q fine Of $50
The case probably will go to the su-
preme court
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
LAWRENCE WORKED UP.
Her Citizens VIII Work for Law to Put .
stop to Football.

stop 10 FOOtD8lls
LAWRENCE, Kan, Nov l7.-Citizens
who are opposed to football held .
meeting yesterday to discuss the kill.
ing Of Bert Serf, the quarter back OF
the Doane college II, which occurred
here Saturday 1t was decided at this
meeting to ask the next legislature to
pass bill making the playing of foot.
ball misdemeauor. 1t was stated that
Florida had such law. Col. H. M.
Greene was selected to secure q copy
Of the Florida law, and draft bill for
the consideration Of the next legisla-
ture. Another committee was appoint.
ed to wait upon Gov..elect Leedy and
ask him TO embody recommendation
in his forthcoming message to the Log
islaturA
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
Bust os the Late Senator p,umb.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE bust OF
the late Senator Preston Il Plumb,
which Mrs Plumb ordered as gift TO
the state Of Kansas, was set up In the
governors Office yesterday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19

OhiUX1O, nov. T.-Playin0 football
on Thanksgiving day was denounced
by the Methodist ministers Of Chicago
At their regular weekly meeting yes
terday. 1t wss contended that II the
playing Of the game on that day were
persisted in the original spirit Of The
6aS worli Nec1m 'ost
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
OmcIs, Count In virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov 1.-THE total
vote Of Virginia has been ascertained.
1t is. Bryan, i55,sss; Mckinley, 1875.
sel; Palmer, s,2is; Ievering, 2,a47;
Matchet, i06
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE
story wired from Guthrie that Harry
st. John had been seen in Kansas City
since his reported death at Oklahoma
City several weeks ago is ridiculed
here.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19

LEXINGTON, NO., Nov 1.-THE Mis-
souri, Tigers defeated the Wentworth
military academy Of this place yester-
Ay by score Of ~ too In the pres
ence o. between l,o,o and ,.aC0 peoo.&
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-11-19
HUNDREDS PUT TO WORK.
The Zinc spelters In Kansas and Missouri
Again In Operation.

NEVADA. Mo, Nov. 1.-THE various
zinc spoilers Of southwest Missouri
and southeastern Kansas have put sew
eral hundred men to work In the past
week In the district, and In ten days
every idle spelter in this territory will
be in operation. They furnish over
half OF the zinc output OF the country.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30

Sealed proposals. will be received un-
til Monday. October s. 1886. at 9 q. M.
for publishing the Delta county delin-
quent tax Inst Of 1895. Said list to be
published once week for four eonsecu-
tive weeks in q newspaper OF general
circulation published in Delta county.
All bids must specify the price per inch
for the first and each subsequent inser-
ton, standard newspaper column width
and based upon ten lines to tho inch;
the county commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids or accept
such bids ~ they may deem for tho best
interest OF tho county. Bids must be
sealed and endorsed. Proposal for Pub
lishing Delinquent Tax List" and address.
cd to George 5. Conklin, Clerk Of bosrd
Of county commissioners. Delta. Colorado.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, August 18th.
1896. By order OF chairman OF board Of
county commissioners.
Attest: GEORGE s. CoNKLIN.
County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30
PR0POSED AAENDAENT
To the C0assitosi0a 81 the state o

To the Qualified Election. Of the State Of Colora-
do, Greeting:
Article xiX Section :. 81 the Constitution Of the
40, lis, passed BY the Tenth General Assembly
Governor Of ssid saaic on the eis6th day Of April
4 d. 1895, public notice Is hereby giyea that At
wards and precincts in the state Of colorado on
the third day Of November, A: D. isgd, there will
for their approval or rejection the foil,wins pro-
posed amsndmcnt t. Article xI.. Section .. Of the
Tss y. sns sb II no 0S deb,
buildisEs for The use OF the state. suppress In
sist in defending the United States
The det incurred in any one year for erec
half mill on each dollar OF valuation OF taxable
property within the state. ~ shown by the as.ess
sSs Il shat. Ass as e =. as
Il Ss sse n for ss
ion defend he state. or In lime q var. to assi,.
In defending the United States: Provided, That
incurred NJ above. the state may contract debt
by lean to the amount Of twelve hundred thous-
and dollan % ,eoo oo,; the bonds for such ind.bt
ediies shall draw interest at rate not exceed ng
.old At mot less than their per value, 70 provide
Mi !. Se end II sns seai :, sesa which
terminates November 20. 1856: which said ii,debt-
thousand nine hundred and my and and eighty zone one.
hundred!hs dollars CetaS, so. .s) In warrnnfs now
hsld In In The R.tls & % on Sch ,hsrs
hundred and nfeea Thousand dollar (s2iS.OO).
tion among the public school,. Of the state: and
which further am .,unt Of said Indebtedness In
dol s and eighty cents mt Isl ,ioss0 M in ,e ~sr
rants, on which there will be an accrued interest
lspl0 IN NIL afa url
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30

The republican representative convsn-
ton met at the Anna Dora opera hoass
yesterday afternoon and vas organized
by the election Of Hugo Selig. Of Mont
rose. n chairman and Howard Ruaeell
~ secretary.
On tho first formal ballot G. l. Pike
received eight votes and j. f. Mcclure
eleven, the latter then being unanimous
ly declared the nominee Of the conven.
ton for representative.
David Bailey and Miss Ella New. Of
Delta, Charles Zaun and Mrs. Andy
Shores, OF Montrose. were elected n
members Of the representative commit
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30

An ordinance to amend section 10 Of chapter
Delta.
Bs it ordained BY the board Of trustees Of the
Town OF Delta.
Sec That section 10 Of Chapter XXI OF the
Revised Ordinances OF the Town Of Delta, being
the cha pter entitled Concerning Fire Limits and
Precautionary Regulations to Prevent Fires" be
amended 50 ss 10 read ~ follows: Section 10.
No wooden building or part Of building within
the Ore limits shall BE- rals.d enlarged or removed
such building be removed into the hre limits
without ha wing inst obtained the consent Of =
which consent shall be In writing signed by q
majority Of said board, or expressed by an orde:
adopted At . meeting of the board.
Passed and approved this 2Uth day Of August.
1855.
eeorgs s. Csnklin. Mayor.
Attest. Lois I. Bear, Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30
western Sispe Fair.

The Western Slope Fair. held last
tended from this part Of the country -
It deserved but this was owing to the
exceedingly rainy weather and muddy
roads. With good weather there would
have been 1000 people up from Delta
county and in order to note what kind OF
q show the people were getting to see, q
representative Of The INDEPENDENT won't
up Saturday and took in tho entire pro-
gram.
In the main building were some very
fine displays Of fruit. Delta county being
represented only by f. J. Mathews Of
Paonia and VIM. A. Sheppard, Of Hotch-
kiss. Mr.. Mathews took the first premi-
um for best display OF fruit grown by one
person and second for best display Of
ounces grown by ono person. Mr..
Sheppard took three first and four or
five seconds on hest display Of pears and
displayed plate OF hazel nuts grown on
his ranch.
J. 7. Parkhurst took several premiums
on horses and took first on single driver.
His horse also won eco first money in 3
year old trot, mile heats.
Clarence Mower won the free for all
trot in three straight heats. time 2:33 the
first money being 800.
All the Delta people who were present
seemed to be thoroughly enjoying them
selves and getting their moneys worth.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30

The Loveland Reporter got out = very
fine illustrated edition on tho 17th, Civ
ing some statistics concerning potato
raising which arc very thorough and
apparently authentic. They report .
yield Of 798 bushels per acre Of one
variety and 715 bushels for another.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30
Notice Of Election
STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Delta

STATE Of :; C;9nL12,,RADo.. n1,, +.
To the duly qualified electors Of said county
OF Delta, as In the year last preceding the
On sne "a eeSn dsy Of y NoSs%ber Ss m .o s. iss
shall have paid tax upon property as
sessed In said county:
law. Of an order Of the board Of County
Commissioners Of said county Of Delta, Of
which the following is . true copy. viz:
ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
In the matter Of the submission TO the quail
Aed electors Of Delta County. Colorado. NJ
By issuss S Sonds iisaidsse ; tSd S indsbs,dn II Z Il
ness Of said county outstanding In the form
vided By Law, prior ~ December q, isos.
"whereas there are now outstanding and
unpaid Funding Bondsof said county Of Delta
q sc 2 ,es
dollars (o2f. 800 face value. rnd drawing inter-
est At the rate Of per cent par annum. pay
Whereas there has been no default In the
payment Of said interest; and
issued for ths purpose provided BY Law prior
said inaebtedness may be funded by the issa-
ance Of the bonds Of this county in pursuance
q ths prSyi.,on. q e, ssssion 9 AISicIs 4 q
State OF Colorado at the general election held
large saving made BY the county In % doing;
Whereas, among other things, IT is provided
years from date OF issue at the option OF the
WEI Whesess ~ H; thia Sossd an is of the opinion th..
It Is its duty. under said section Of the Consti-
tuition as amended and under the laws Of the
the said duly qualified electors Of said Delta
county,;
ss Ss s"G bs .s:
IL hereby submitted 10 such Of the duly quail
lied electors Of said county Of Delta q 70 the
county At the general election to be held in
1895, which election Is hereby named for that
purpose in the foIlowinE form. tow
s1s Of t o.a II shs ss sss ,S Of
the sun. q twenty one Thousand Six Hundred
ss % ana as anpaid fasalns d sona. q
the denominations Of one hundred. Avo hum
able In twenty years and redecmable III ton
years from date Of issue at the option OF the
County Of Delta. all OF which bonds were
10 December 81. A. Is, isss. - ''
The whole OF said proposed bonds tn bear
per aunun, pay able semi annually. and % be
absolutely due and payable twrnty 90 years
Ss. me :. The o
the County Of Delta At any time after ten
ye.rs frum the said frat day Of December
second. All persons voting on said ques-
tion shall vote by separate ballot wheresn
ness" 0r "a gainst County Inde tedness." aud
all duly qualified electors OF said county as
n the ssa. last sad sh1 "
said tOunt, IRE entitled " vote on said ques-
Third. Such election shall be held in the
manner prescribed by the laws Of this State
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30

The state board OF equalization has
cut down the railroad. telegraph and
Pullman assessments nearly e9.C0O in
this county, which will mako difference
Of about e50c.nO in the amount OF taxes
the county will receive from them.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30
Al Delta Nsxt ysar.

The Western Slope Veterans Associa-
ton held it's second annual meeting at
Montrose during the Fair and elected
officers rs follows:
]. E. Mcclure. Montrose. president.
Chas. Zaun, Montrose. vice president.
J. J. Barker. Delta, vice president.
w. A. Sheppard, Hotchkiss vice presi-
dent.
A. B. Miles, Montrose. secretary.
L. d. Wilmot. Hotchkiss, treasurer.
The next meeting will be held 1t Delta
sometime next summer.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30
AA.s.ssss.sss-s sase.

Aoo1otoe1oeoSeo 0A90.
deceased.
A. X. KING. adminlssn-l
tsr Of the szid estate.
4 .sirs i saIIH j. Mr.! ! xt4; !;
TIE srEyENsON. Ell
LEN NANKIN. ELMER
GARDNERsnd LORET-
IA SHAW. heirs ~
Law Of Lu.ius N. smith,
deceased
Where's. by decree Of the County court OF
the said couiity OF Delta, / am commanded To
sell all the rss estate and o. tine .aid
estats. and u which the said Lucius n. sn.th
died seised for the pnrrose Of yng the debts of
the said estate. notce Is hereby given that pur.u
sale to the highest and best bidder. subjert TO
the terms II the aid decree. OH Thuspdsy tie
End day Of Oetober, 1855, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon. at tie east htnt door OF
County Of Delta and Stale Of Colorado, all the
real estate and natef rights of the said estate,
described as follows. to-wif: The north west
quarter Of tie south east quarter Of section ave-
In township fourteen sotth OF range nihefy one
west of The sixth principal meridian. in Delta
used With the sad land and consisting of one
share Of the capital stock Of The Minnesota Canal
Company, and tWo and one-half shares Of the
Inter ocean Ditch Company. and the use Of water
fFvm said bitches.
Said sale will be made On the following terms;
cab in hand at time Of sale or IL purchaser desIe
cash In hand over and above and subject to the
mortgage incumbrsnce Of 10000 and interest,"
which purchaser may assume such sale cannot
be iaadc for . less than two thousand dollafz
A. X. klNv,
Administrator.
lFsr-t pub. Sept 30, last Oet II. l9.S.l
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30

HoN. JARED L. BEUsn has been plac-
Cd ON the republican ticket for lisuten-
ant governor in place Of Simon Guggen-
helm resigned. This il q good change
and will materially strengthen the ticket.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-30
SILVER aepuslIeAn IIckEI.

SILVER REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
Fer Vice-President.
ARTHUR SEWALL,
OF Maine.
For United States Senator,
HENRY NJ. TELLER.
OF Colorado.
For Congressman End District.
JOHN G. BELL,
or Montrose.
For Governor,
ALVA ADAMS,
or Pueblo.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JARED L. BRUSH,
OF Weld.
For Secretary Of State,
c.. H.S. WHIPPLE,
OF Lake.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE w. KEPHART,
OF La Plata
For Auditor,
JOHN w. LOWELL,
OF Routt.
For Attorney General.
BYRON L. CARR.
OF Boulder.
For Sup't OF Public Instruction,
MISS GRACE E. PATTON,
OF Larimer-
For Regents Of State University.
DIR. o. J. PFEIFFER,
or Arapahoe.
WILLIAM j. ORANGE
OF Custer.
For County Commissioner 1st Dist,
T. H. NcGRANAHAN.
For Justice Of the Peace, Delta,
DAVID BAILEY.
For Constable, Delta precinct,
ED. GILLETT.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-27
Del, Lack. and Western.

Effect Monday. June "a, 1895.
Trains leave Scranton AS follows: Ex.
press for New York and all points East,
40. ESQ. 5.l5. 500 and s.6s u. M: 1856 and
Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadei.
phia and the South. 5.1h. 500 and S.55 q. me-
Washington and way stations, a5s D. m.
Tobyhanna accommodation, 6.1O q. m.
Express for Binghamton. Oswego, El.
mira, Corning, Bath, Dansville, Mount
Morris and Bucalo. 1910. 2.35 a. M, and
1H p. m, making close connections at
Buffalo to all points In the West. North.
west and Southwest.
Bath accommodation, 3 a. m.
Binghamton and way stations. 12.s7 p. N.
Bingham.on and Elmira Express. 609
p. m.
Utica and Richfeld sr:ings. 2.s5 a. m. and
ithaca 2.st and Bath a. m. and "a p m.
For Northumberland, Pittston. Wilkes
Barre, Plymouth. Bloomsbury and DAM
VILE, rsaking close connections at North.
un,berjsnd for Williamsport. Harrisburg.
BaitiY-,Ore, Washington and the South.
Northumberland and intermediate sta
tions 600, 9.55 a. m. and 1.30 and GOT p. m.
Nsnticoke and intermediate stations.
aos end 1I.2O a. m. Plymouth and inters
mediate stations, $40 and $50 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
For detailed information. pocket time
tables, etc, apply to NJ. L. Smith. city
ticket office, 32s Lackawanna avenue. o.
depot ticket office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-27
THE WORLD OF BUSINESS.
Wall Street Review.


New York. March 26.-Speculation at the
Stock Exchange, while extremely dull,
was characterized by a firmer tone than
on any previous day Of the week. The
dealings, as usual of late, were almost en-
tirely professional, but among speculut-
ors the feeling was rather more bullish
owing to the improving railway traffic
returns OF western roads The advance in
the posted rates Of sterling exchange TO
4SSia and 1891. had very little influence on
the markets for securities. partly to the
reason that the price Of gold bars was ad-
vanced by the assay Office from l-I6 to 3-l6
per cent. This is calculated to prevent
gold shipment at least until the rates Of
exchange advance laaac. above the figure
now ruling. The stock market advanced
Is TO q at the start, the purchase OF sew
eral thousand shares for London account
having had Il good effect. The improve
ment was afterward partially lost. bu:
during the afternoon there was Il general
rally. Consolidated Gas ami Chicago Gas
each moved up lia per cent. There was
good buying of the latter on apparently
reliable reports That the directors will de.
clare Il dividend In the near future. The
advance In the genral list was equal 10
isas. per cent. on very light trading
Shortly before the close another reaction
OF istOi. ensued, and the market left off
about steady in tone. Among the special
ties SusQuehanna and Western fell | to
IA. and the preferred 22. to ~. on re-
ports. subsequently denied by officials Of
the company that default would be made
Oh the interest due April l. The preferred
aftrward rallied 10 %. The total sales
were llS 3j7 shares.
prices of the more active stocks ON the
Nao York EXCHANGE.