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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
Thanksgiving in Oxford.

OXFORD. n. c., Nov 26-Special-A
game of football Was played on Thanks
giving afternoon between the teams OF
A and M. College and the cadets OF Hor-
ner Military School The game resulted in
victory 20 the A. and NJ team the score
being l6 10 o.
Thursday evening a very pleasant i'm
promptu dance Mas given al the bar
racks. complimentary 70 the young ladies'
OF St Mary's School, Raleigh. who are
In Oxford TO spend the Thanksgiving
holidays. Several young men from A and
NJ College and also several from Chapel
Hill were present and participated In the
dance.
1he figures Of the german were led
by Mr.. Gotten, of the University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
WILL NOT Differ ESSENTIALLY
The Reports of Mckinley and Secretary
Gage Compared.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. 26-The
annual report of the Secretary Of
the Treasury. according to present plans,
will be sent TO Congress either on the
first or second day of the coming session.
As TO the Secretary's plans for the re-
form Of the currency, enough has been
learned TO give confidence that the Presi-
dent is i'm fun accord with his views, and
recommendations although I'm his official
utterance. as expressed I'm his forthcoming
message to Congress. he may not give a
complete and specific endorsement TO all
IN propositions covered by the Secretary
report There will, however be no diff
ferences between the President and Secro-
tary.
It also understood that the forthcoming
report Of the Monetary Committee will
cover recommendations not essentially
different from those embodied in Secre-
tary Cages report TO Congress.
Those most familiar with both Of these
important papers give assurance that the
difference between them will be easily re-
conciled. and that 10 the support Of the
propositions so harmOnized the Monetary
Commission will be able to bring the
powerful influence Of the great body Of
business men, which the commission rep
roscnts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
Ohio Strongly Republican.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 26.-At the re-
cent election the Fusion ticket which
carried this county contained nine DEM
ocrats and five Republican members OF
the legislature There has been some
doubt as 10 how the Republican Fusion
lists would vote on joint ballot for United
States Senator. AT the meeting Of the
Fusionists here they decided 10 vote for
the Republican caucus nominee which
will make the Legislature stand eighty
Republicans to siXty-fye Democrats on
Joint ballot for Senator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27

they would have more food or kill the
sheriff. A posse Of deputies was placed
outside the jail while Sheriff Murphy en-
tered alone. AS soon as he closed the
door all the prisoners. headed by John
Boger. a notorious criminal, rushed upon
him and we're about TO carry cut their
threats when the posse rescued the sher-
in. A fierce fight then occurred between
Boyer and Murphy
The former was beaten almost into in
feasibility and thrown into a cell. When
the prisoners saw that their leader was
worsted. they were suppressed without
further trouble. Boyer says he will kill
Murphy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27

Secretary Gage Has Received the Petition
of the Richmond Chamber.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 26.-
Special called on Secretary Gage at
his office this afternoon and found him
and Assistant Secretary Vanderslip read
Ing the protest OF the Richmond Chamber
OF Commerce 10 the removal of Collector
Bradys office TO Petersburg
The chamber asks for recpening of the
question decided by Commissioner For
man on Saturday last. the Commissioner
having decided in favor Of Petersburg
and the Secretary having approved his
decision.
Mr.. Gage did not seem disposed TO re-
open the case. but he had not got far
enough into the correspondence to say
positively. although Mr.. Vanderslip said
in his chiefs presence that the decision
would stand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27

Threw Oil and Tar on His Wife and This
Nas Ignited.

ERIE. PA, Nov. 25.-The wife Of Anto-
MO Mnagno. died to-day most horrible
aoath Thanksgiving day Antonio was
drunk and went 10 the cellar for more
liquor He fell and his wife cane TO his
assistance with a lamp, but he threw
"a hammer at her head, missing the mark.
lie then came us stairs with can-of oil
and tar. which he threw in his wife's face.
I'm an instant the mixture caught ire
FROM the lamp and she was cnveloped IN
flames. Help arrived in time 10 prevent
her from burning up where she stood. The
woman was laid IN the bed and when the
officers arrived they found Antonio
standing ever his wife pluoAipg the cook
ed flesh from her breast and arms IN
denGish glee and cursiIg like demon.
When he was arrested ne raNed and had
10 he subjected 20 rough treatment before
he could be taken 10 the police station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
RUSSIA IGNORED.
The Turkish Government Insists on Plae-
ing Order for Cannon.

CONSTANTINOPLE. November 26.-In-
spite Of the protest of the Russian gov
ernment which recently minated TO the
Porte that if any considerable part Of the
indemnity paid by Greece should he de-
voted 10 the extension Of the ottoman
armament the Russian government would
insist upon the payment of the arrears
OF the Turkish-Russo indemnity, long
overdue Turkey has placed with Herr
Krupp. the great German gunmaker an
order for $50 large cannon, at total
value OF 800 600 marks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
N,tro-Glycerine Explosion.

CHESTERFIELD. IND, Nov. 2e-An
explosion Of nitro glycerine occurred a
half f-mile west OF this city at $40 o'clock
last night. Sixty quarts OF nitrO-glycerine
were hauled there for the purpose Of
shooting a gas well to-day.
A hole ten feet long and several in depth
was torn in the earth. The engine was
blown 10 pieces.
Drillers Haney and Mcclure had a re-
markabie escape. They were standing
within thirty feet OF the scene OF the ac-
cident and were hurled twenty feet by
the force of the explosion. hat with the
exception of a few bruises, they ESCAPED
unhurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
A Pastor Resigns.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov 26.-special.-
Rev. II. j. Bamber. pastor OF Freemason
Street Church OF Christ has rendered his
resignation 10 the board OF tho church,
AMI Il has been accepted.
among the members that has existed for
some time even prior 10 his accepting the
charge about year ago. ynen Rev. j. T.
Rutledge now State evangelist, resigned
10 accept his present office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
RID VEITHER Ar I'TNLTCO.
A Large Crowd and Heavy Betting De-
snite the Conditions.

BALTIMORE. Nov 25.-GlOomy wea-
ther again confronted visitors TO Plmlico
to-day. The track was very heavy and
II took strong horse to stand the pace.
The last race was run in lively rain
Despite the unfavorable weather the
crowd was large and full Of speculation.
Summaries: ~
First race-six and half furlongs-By-
ron Cross (even) first. Booker q 10 j
second. Laurel Leaf @ TO p third. Time
lbs IL
Second race-slx furiongs-Prompf % TO
ID first. Tremsrgo q to - second, Summer
So ~ 10 ~ third Time. J:Of IS.
Third race-mile-X-Ray q 10 ID hrst,
Eshardown q IL to u second, Easter Tide
g 10 u third. Time. 1:f5 IL.
Fourth race--six furlongs-Lady Disdain
rs 10 u first Babie G. Oh to u second,
Sanger q TO u third. Time 1:li.
Firth race-nile and a sixteenth-Squan
q 10 u first. ROssicfer Il TO y second,
King r. (6 TO 81 third. Time, l;5l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
FIGHT IN The HINTERLAND.
Reports Of a Collision EetEeen British
and French Forces
DISCREOITED AT The COLONIAL OFFICE
As the British Police Had Very strict Or
ders to Avoid Conflict With the
Frenoh-Rumors of Trouble
Prom Various Sources.

RERLIN. Nov. GA dispatch to The
Frankfort Zeitung, from Rome. reports
that a sanguinary conflict has taken
nlace between the French and the Brit
isb at Nikki. In the Lagos Hinterland.
DIsCREDITED.
LONDON. Nov. 26.-Late in the day a
rumor was received at the British colo
NAL office to the effect that there had
been a collision between the British and
French forces at Nikk which is said to
have been captured by the French troops.
The officials OF the Foreign Office how
ever. regard this report as highly inn
probable as the British police in the
uinterland who are in very limited num-
bers. had very strict orders to avoid
a conflict with the French.
The British forces in the Hinterland,
IL is further stated, are being reinforced
considerably.
PERSISTENT RUMORS.
The colonial Office late this evening re-
ceived a cable message from Lagos West
coast OF Africa, stating that a rumor is
current among the natives there of
collision between 400 British and French
troops.
The report, it is believed, will prove TO
be founded on a conflict between the
French and some natives.
no NEWS IN PARIS.
PARIS. November 26.-M Lebon, the
Minister Of the Colonies. has received no
information Of a collision between the
British and French troops at Nikk, in
the Niger region, and discredits the re-
port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
Americans Raleased.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26-The State
Department has been notified OF the re-
lease OF Rafael Fernandez and chapella
Manuel Fernendz, two Americans held
prisoners I'm Cuba.
HAVANA. Nov. 26-No American citi-
zen Is now confined In prison in the
Island of Cuba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
Autonom, Decree Published.

MADRID. Nov. 27.-The Official Gazette
publishes this morning Saturday the
rovaI decree granting autonomy TO Cuba
and Porto Rico. thus removing the anxi-
ETY. that had begun to be expressed on all
sides as the result of the governments
reticent and unexplained delay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
Cotton Supply.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2G-secretary
Hesters weekly statement OF the visible
supply Of cotton for the week. shows an
increase compared with last week or
23I1 100 bales as compared with last year
of 2sO, 1863. He places the total visible at
s,4i5 526 bales against 3,2ll,5c6 last week
and 3675sS9 last year. Of the former
amount 3.2i552j bales are American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Nov. 3-Fore-
cast for Saturday:
For Virginia and North carohna-Sain
I'm the morning. followed by clearing
weather. decidedly colder. cold wave In
western portions. southerly windy. be-
coming northeriy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
Nineteen Prisoners Revolt.

PRINCETON. IND. Nov. 26-Nineteen
prisoners confined in the Gisbson county
jail, declared themselves in open revolt
eral days ugly threats have been made BY
the prisoners and the sheriff has been
warned. Some Of the men declared that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
False Rerorts of Lynehings.

SAVANNAH. GA. November G.--It de-
velops to-day that the reports OF lynch
ings near BlacKshear and Greran last
night were false. and that the newspa-
per correspondent who sent them out was
imposed upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
New Po>tmasters.

WASHINGTON, Nov 2s.-The following
postmasiers were appointed to-day:
yirginia--Cross Roads. Mrs. N. J
Bailey: Daniel: Henry +. Jones; Rector
town, Thomas Thornton.
North caroIina-Dudley. Mary A. Baker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
Tod Sloane's Victories Increasing.

LONDON. Nov. 26.-With Tod sloane
I'm the saddle d. seymour's four-year-old
mare. sapling. finished first in the race
for the Elosmere Welter Handicap at
the second days racing OF the Manchester
November meeting to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
MESSAGE NOT COMPLETE.
Mckinley win Devote Much Attention TO
Trade Relations.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-The Presid-
ent has not finally completed his mes
rage TO Congress. The matter r.. how
sysr, In such shape that it can be put
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27

Mr.. Henry r. Luffsey. well.known
plumber in Richmond and Miss Matte
a marriage license in Washington yes
terday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

The range OF the Thermometer at the
Times office yesterday was the follow
Ing:
r. NJ. 60: 9 r. r., 81. u NJ. Ga Aver
age o. i-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27
DR. Mckim Declines.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 26.-Spc'
cial.-Rev. DIR. McKim. rector OF Epiphany
church, has declined the call 10 the dean
ship OF the Virginia Theological Seminary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-27

MADRID

MADRID. November 26.--A royal de-
cree, just issued, orders the quarantine OF
ali vessels arriving at spanish ports from
Pensacola, Fla
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

E,,n r,odIur, .....................4ldi
Medium
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
OTHER MARKETs-HY TELEGRAPH.

S. Louis July 2s-Cat;e lower and slow native SHIP
ming And export steers 25a>5 10; dressed beef and
butchers S5qS4 - under 1000 H. 50 joa>4 30 STOCK
ers and feeders 81 jCdSi 20 and heers S2a$f 90
s2as3 % Hogs be higher lights. - doaS3 -; mixed,
81 ,oa So 81: heavy 3odS3 20. sheep steady native
muttons aoaS3 ~ culs and bucks. 81 ionS3 Texas
sheen 81 .Oa q -: lambs. siT$5 -.
Kansas city. Iuly 2s-Catte steady Hogs 5c higher;
c sod weak hoavis ~ j2a packers 81 35a 50 5o mixed
50 i5Gs3 81; lights 81 So iorkrs 50 oOas3 o' pigs $50
East Liberty. Penn. July 2s.-cittie steady. extra
staGS5 prime 50 s0a - 90 common 81 j0QS3 49, bulls.
stags and cows S2QS35o Hogs active; prime lent
Workers and pigs 81 ijqsi 90 best medium - l0Qs4 10;
50 jna$3 sheep slow; choice. s. 5p$i %; common
- G5a$3 -. spring ambs. 81 1H4 '3 veal calves %q
81 %
East Buffalo July s-Citte-Receipts only few head
bulls and butchers steers Market about steady
Hogs-Recepts. "A cars Market active NorNers good
to choice 81 25dSi 30. roughs good 50 2oA
50 iO pigs good choice. 81 30Qsi % Sheep and lambs
Receipts about Market about steady: Lambs
sheep-Cho selected wethers 81 l5ai 25 cus and
common s. 5O4 50 81.
Chicago July 2S-Wth liberal receipts the market for
steady. with active demand Tor good stock
Such weakness shown IN the common and
medium grades which JMlOc lower. steers were
salabe at the droves of dressed
beef cattle W to SiGS5 choice beeves Sales
80 4odS4 90 and exporters bought fairly al
81 G50s5 The tocker and feeder trade was again ac-
50 ~" - %; prime bulls selling at - I31s}
AMI extra hefers sell S4GSi % Calves selling
higher this Choice lots bring 81 65as5 90
Hog receipts slowly Increasing and the market soft
2 for the poorest ihe best lots the bulk selling
50 4S3 I2 Shippers bought freely at the decline The
srpplv of sheep unusually liberal but prices
maintained Sales made at 50 5OTs4 q. the bulk
81 250S5 90 Yearings sold - l0as4 30. Receipts
Cattie 1000 hogs 200 sheep. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York. July os 1897.
REEVES Receipts G3 i.2lI head-3 to
he expoed 81 cars direct local slanghteers and
., cars n the matchmaking with already in
The yaris total 4 81 sale-2i Jersey Ci;y
and 10 Al Sixeth good share Of the offerings
I,,s ana drv cows. Si.crs In sharp demand and
ali grades advanced luui5c pei 100 N. Rough butcher
IL sod somewhat uneVenly but sales averaged ower
than Monday The yards not quite cleared NJ the
Close Poorest native s'eers sold Ssa&j - per
100 n, exporters paying the TOP hgDrr;
a. 81 ,0as, 30. bulls 81 f5GS] dry a, 81 JJp
81 ~ Dressed beef Gi4Gsc per ~ dressed
native siies. Cables from London and Liyerpoo. last
eived auote American steers at 3.lozc dressed weight
cfrgcrator beef ~ TGTc per n The Britannia carried
To liverpool 10 day so quarters Of beef the Paris
"a S.ut6auuton TSi quarters for Eastmans coup,ny: :
the IlandaN city or for Bristol I5O cattle
for prifchard core The Ornoco sail to-
morrow carr, ing part 40 cattle Tor exporters
sa.es- Mcpherson * Co: ~ Kentucky steers lis7 10
average al s. per ID ~ do lCG H. al "a so IL do
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

COrrFF-The stnGnaton in speculation in coffee
,rAs cninues with the tendency of the market toward
liver urices under continued heavy receipts az RIO and
santos ana easier European markets Total transactions
- day reached only 1000 bags we'll scattered through
the list Opening steady unchanged prices TO a de-
c,ion of o ints market featureess until late IN
.bs dav when the months steadied light buying
oilers The market closed steady, with quotations .
1..s higher 10 net decline Of points. Absence Of
outside speculative is explained by the fact tha
~ corsiirrp,ive demand spot very small
and the prospects steady increase in the visible
s-r,,, .,f this country remarkably good Estimates for
the Increase in the worlds visible supply for August
range from 10000 10000 bags Warehouse deliveries
continue small. with little prospect Of impr0ve
nne1t The supply Of coffee. while smaller than
Of Monday. is still TOO large to encourage inyest
rnert buying and foots 11l.62i bags. against
43a 7Ol bags and e9c bags in 1880 cable
from Amsterdam that the Dutch sale Will be
held on the 81 prox. and will include 1900 pcus
Brokers value good ordinary Java at i1c On the street
spot coffee dull and largely nominal with quota
lions on the 1Ssc for No Rio, invoice lots The
market for steady underone with sales
Including bags MaracaibD and 500 bags Central Amer
Jean Quotations follow: Maracaibo-Common 10 good,
giT1M.c. good Cucua. 13dl3sc. La Guayra- Caracas.
lOisqlSc; Porto Cabello. 9i4QiGc Savanina-Bucars-
manga. i3%qljc: Bosota 1sKsc Mexcan-cordova, lo2
NlGiec: OaXaca 1ld1sc. Central American-Comrnon 10
ordinary loal4c fair to good l4@l5c prime 70 cho5ce
i7i.d@i5c East Inia-Intcror, 23eq2i'2c; fancy. Zip
SOC Javas 2lQ25c. Angostura, I.nl2Ac. Mocha l9s
IQi.c
The range OF contract prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

spring. private terms. No red quoted At s2,s
anoat early August. and Sic late August: No Nortner
Duluth S0tc Z o b aioat: No hard New-loik @'sc,
late August and s0hc first half September braGsteets
visible showed a weeks decrease OF 2Su'"h nush III
worlds stocks .CORN-Spcculatve trading IN tne corn
to-day particularly interestingi @
opened on and after midday rally turned easier aghh
with wheat cosing net lower. crop news was favor.
able local movement light and export business ioueIate
The latter consisted OF about l4o'V busn No COL. ~
iaHlSsc over September 20 time. NO corn Iuv'cu
loic elevator ana 39sc Z o early Aufust There
was an Increase $50 600 hush in Brads;e,ts Wis
ra as regards speculative transactions Closing -, ne
lower The crop was very ieVora's ann i,"y.i t
"A hearlsh sentiment among local talent Ihe export IN
1ury was ags in brisk absorbing dn"" bush mixed oars
ami Iln Olo hush heavy white oats private terms. 20
oa,. ouotei o.c No 2 oats 2lc No white: Zi.c: ~
white ?ic track white. @3.d2oc: track nikei' -rMSSc
- RYE-Narket firm: quoted PC C ! i,hhalo. r.NNPnt
dealings were again large probably eguallns
Of million
Mark uuct; quoted 2gc ! lnfaio.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
ExpoRTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET fhfona.

New
,,> .,,. o,,-xs II the cotton msrks; was @ I'M
usually ESsIs sS. hsy.s sH. rers s'%s MADE
- contend VIII, wnns nS crop accounts The market
SPsasa scady With oVST by D.4cus4% .4 Rh from
iSwns a59 very uSa,isacoy Enssh SaS unde
ilnes G me southern liquidation the maeS' % 6TT for
On moderately good tons 'faTrS rae mon6s with prices
,n near ebe, +" points net owtI The aIT' ,He osi wei
small one N@9Sd"s dy f ise Year T5al .ie tuures
racae4 ay b%s for Sv 9s the aSS Sa tscon to rally
tes maEc early the session Sa .eps sp hS e bean s cor
inrtn, to- concer'e once as Wen an5 a. sn,hSn
catITns favorable for showers odaN ne ;
ng II lanr cotton held ;hroushout yesieTdaS pe"S;
in hopes Of reacGr TO- t'S Sses iears t. proceed
tiousIy generally believed on ,nsslie s am un,
q cotn before the reliale {? 900 an 5000 August
ne ,raae bad fT'Gst S fe% SS'T be n6ne Sers s.ae S
four Il more prominent yns who are pprroxi,nat
ing he aroni cerhcated cotton at this i wiz un
& rrcr,i,rns The spot market this point though
oicay called quiet had deedeay n % h ,c lav
sss foo,ed up hales 2s bales e Which we're No 10
snners ana The e9'nCe, 60 a wh,cb remain on the
r aans "P:ands p s rt1 ard .s,hs sSe ,1st 9f
before The ciase o. tyns by two weikno%n com,
nssn hGgsS 5s ,Sc Hat 5, % o. ne day 7o said he
~ ssio2 and rhaleRhia pare soufsGTn s' oliei
-, sales bales -Ori,ans steady. 7Ac; sales
e, @ "s H:tS Nsf srn Sa 2si9ss slss aSs bales. MSmhs y
a;ec sales zoo 9alSE AusRs'9 Ebs.eiia eTin 6rm Sc VT
ins,oa nrn Sc Baltimore nominal. s.c total sales
81 con - Ercsnfe special Lverpe cables sP2t Go'tSn mG
el-S- a- os". reeipis 100 Iniidinc upands, 4td
luiure sellers a SD decline closed 9Hiet 80
S- MarSh ssssl March-Ap-ii s53s: April May, SOB;
Sey +les 9 es oc;oi1 SoTcinI Sos Noyen
ier pccemter sa2.s; De,.rnNeranua5y; Sc MancAes-
The range ot e11traci pTiess follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Wednesday. July 2S-p. m.

Further progress was made in to-days stock
market toward higher prices. and continued
good buying marked the OF trading
throughout the day. The influence OF the COM
ing heavy traffic movement In the West ane
Southwest is an important factor in the current
market and IL Is not at all unlikely that II VII
be responsible for a number OF par values be
fore the present movement In stocks is over
The outlook for traffic in the West is such that
a car famine is now talked Of and II is note
worthy that on the Burlington road alone. fo'
the forty-eght hours ended yesterday mornlnS'
1000 cars Of grain were hauled out Of NebrasXa
bound East. Operators In the stock market ah'
investors realize the significance OF the CAT
movement in the grain-carrying districts ana d
long time ago they saw indications or the move
ment which is now beginning. and purchaseo
stocks accordingly. Taken in connection WIN
the increase in general merchandise trane
which the resumption Of industrial activity VIII
bring about. the grain movement In the "es'
should extend encouragement OF the most pro-
nounced kind to the holders Of the securities oi
the Western roads And in the Southwest the
same heavy movement will soon be under way,
n reflection OF which is TO be found in the sooo
buying and rapidly appreciatng prices OF ths
Southwestern roads. Missouri Pacihc Kansas
and Texas, and Louisville and Nashviile aho
Fort Worth and Rio Grande VIII proht mana
somey this year from the movement OF gram
and cotton. and for this reason their securi.ies
are becoming features In the market LOUIS
vile and Nashville made new hlgh rec9Ia n;oi ,ot
the wear to-day at 55H. and Missouri Pacine
and Kansas and Texas preferred were aise
strong and active. while Fort Worth ana h,e
Grande bonds were features In the BOND depaft
ment -. A., s.y
The market ruled strong throughout the DAY,
despite efforts by the bear element to oppose tns
inward movement. The Granger shares were
again strong also the anthracite group a
though profit-taking sales In last-named caused
considerable irregularity. Sugar Renning was
active and manipulated. and made net gs,r
OF q per cent while elsewhere In the lndustr,a,
list values were generally higher The mark;
was broader and business was well distributes