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The copper era., 1901-12-12

A Nj. Hooper continues to handle the choicest range and refrigerated meats Tel 2S.
The copper era., 1901-12-12
PAPcrIs nEIINFrN

PARCELS DELIvEEY:-Parcels not exceeding 2j pounds l0J. exceeding 25 lbs and moi exceeding 70 lbs l5c: exceeding 50 and not exceeding 100 lbs 25c 25r per loo for all exceeding lOO weight.
 EJ-ParCelS will he weighed and accepted Rt Company stores and will bc delivered at Clifton and Metcalt stores where they must be called for. F.. SCHUMANN, Supi.
The copper era., 1901-12-12

A Kansas man says the common morning glory will yield forty tons Of green feed per acre, is drouth proof and highly nutritious, equal to the best clover, and can be cut, cured and thra,hed. The Mail and Breeze pub fishes the statement but doubts its be- ing true. The morning glory would beat alfalfa.
 A Kansas newspaper mans motto: Lie, steal, drink and swear" When you lie, let it be down to pleasant dreams when you steal, let it be away from immoral associates; when you drink, let it be pure water; when you swear, let it be that you will patronize your home paper, pay your subscrip- ton, and not send your job work away from home.
The copper era., 1901-12-12

The bull ring now under course of construction on the Mexican side of the Naco line is the second largest in Mexico, the one in Mexico City being the largest. A series of bull fights have been arranged and men have been sent first fight will be pulled of on Christmas day and followed by others on January first and twelfth. Excursions will be run by the different railroads and Naco promises to give her visitors a good time at ali of the fights.-Bisbee Review
The copper era., 1901-12-12

A dispatch to the Fl Paso Herald says that La Cananea people control ling mining properties of great value in southern Sonora few days ago found large ore body, which promises to run high in yield. The find was of copper, carrying from 15 to 27 per cent, and located in the Veta Grande river, on the original Cananea property. It equals in richnes the ore of the Copeta mine, the ore of which now in sight amounts to something like 5000, 900. The town of Cauanea is rapidly build ing. Already there are contracts for $50 buildings pending, awaiting the arrival of material. Town lots are ra D. idly sold. The town site company i. in charge Of John Breathitt, formerly railroad commissioner in Missouri.
The copper era., 1901-12-12
Coronado Railroad.

Passenger Scrvicc.-Iu effect Sept. l, 1901.
 Train No. leaves Clifton BOO a. m., arrives LOngfelow S.20 n. m.; Mctcalf S.i0 n. m. No.
 leaves Clifton 3.30 D. m.: arrives Longfcllow 3.5C p.-,n Meteolf A.la Train No. leaves MetcaII 9.I0 Fl. ST.. arrives Longfcllow 9.30 al lm.; Clifton 9.50 a. III. No leaves Me calf 40 D. m,: arrives Longfelow [ r. n.; Clifton 5.20 ?.
The copper era., 1901-12-12

FAREs:-Clifton 10 Longfellow 2jc; round trip 3jc Longfcllow to MetCalf 25c round trip 35c. Clifton to MeIcalf 3jc: round trip 50r. MCtcIlf to Longfe tow 25c; round trip 35c. Longfollow to Clifton 25c: round trip 35c. Metcalf to Clifton 3jr: round trip 5Oc.
 ~TICKETs sold al all Arizona Copper Co. Stores; conductors sell tickets only one way.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
CASE OF MR.. NELLY.
Now in Ludlow Street Jail Awaiting
Return to Cuba. 5ft4

Now I'm Ludlow Street Jail Awaiting
Return to Cuba.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19-Judge. Lacombe
in the United States circuit court today
signed an order yaeating the order Of ar
rest in the civil suit against F. w. Nicely
under which he was held in $4,000 bail
The motion was made by John D. Lind
say, counsel for Nicely, and United States
District Attorney Burnett. Later they
appeared before United States Commits.
sioner Shields and moved for a dismissal
of the case before him in which Neelv
was originally arraigned on a charge Of
larceny in stealing the postoff1ce funds
at Havana. He was arrested in Roch-
ester on this charge in May last Nicely
deposited $4,000 cash bail with the clerk
OF the court and was released That
money is still held by the clerk, but If
has been ATTACHED on behalf of the gov
eminent. Commissioner Shields granted
the motion. Nicely is now in Ludlow
street jail on an order Of arrest issued
under the special extradition act passed
on June last. Judge Laconbe ordered
that he be sent back to Cuba for trial
An appeal was taken to the United States
supreme court, which recently confirmed
the decision of the lower court. NeeIv
VIII remain in custody of United States
marshall Herkel until formal order. has
peen received from the state department
at Washington, directing his return To
Cuba.
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: to to so &c. and no grade showed about the
bulk. 'Ne ior 'ne
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat Open High. Low. Closing
NV :: :.::: & &" * i ~ ~ 81 81 III
Gu Curt, May wheat; 7sN@74e; <,.o.'
calls ais May Nay wheat Whaa3, P 745sc 'SHe789Sc'
On Track-Of1cial closing quotations:
No No I hard 747sc; No. ! northern, 72%c;
corn 5se rye S%SS apis9 a eats 2e
S.66; flax. futures, May, s.. ~ ---'
Puts and Calls-1: 80 o'clock report-Puts
M 74M ay4al wheat. 7a3zc. Calls--MaY wheat,
Flax-Fhe market was strong and on
higher range for selections. The hest
lo no OF rejected brought $165, and the run
sold at s155 for the average eS' selected lots lots
gong at Sl;57. Poorer quality brought
Sl;5Oq1 81 Buyers were active, and The
3fier1n e !, well taken. Duluth May run up
was quick to follow, although the more
noeral receipts in Minneapolis today and
Yesterday Kept prices within range. I,o-
oat STOCKS decreased by q, sos bu for the
nIeapol1s received 81 cars, against Is cars
1ast year. Duluth received s cars and
e enoGIsg - IL IL cars rs Closing prices: Mime
si7S Dnn fi |d oa to g al aUrriye, $165 May
.hN
MAY, ia; September, s1.21N
rIour[Pr1ces are easier and quotations
U &c per fh Dbl lower all around. in sympathy
Win the sagging tendency in wheat First
patents are quoted at So. 95@4. 10; second
patents, $3.S093.90; first clears, 81. 1902. IS;
second clears, $2@210. Shipments, Is, 26!
Millstuffs-The market is steady. Bran
N n, oulk. Is quoted at $11.75@12; -four mid
onngs, $12Q1225; bulk shorts, $40. 7501l
req oog In 140-lb sacks, $14; feed in 200-It
SACKS, 81 per ton additional in 10O-IE
SACKS, $l.5o per ton additional Ship
ments, 1,796 tons.
reed and MeaI-The market Is un-
changed, with prices firm as quoted.
coarse cornmeal and cracked corn are
quoted $3.50; No. 1 feed. S1375: No. !
Ieed, a4;Si No, 8 feed, $14.75 graduated
c2rnmeal In cotton sacks at the rate
of 81. 80 per Dbl. VAC
,Corn-The market was fairly steady end
ac1lves Receipts were Sc: cars and shin.
Iaents 10 cars. Prices were rnaintained
, on eholce lots, but ordinary sold off 3
S Ire; No. 8 yellow Is quoted 35035Mc
No, corn, 3411ssc. 81 o'S4FO' ~
1Oats-The market is firm and steady
NO. white are quoted 4025aIc: No
oats. A33Q25c. Receipts, 43 cars; ship.
ments, 8 cars. D---'
Barley-Feed grades are quoted s704nc
mating grades, 41Q50c; No, 4 barley so1d
at 5ec. Receipts, IA cars; shipments.
Rye-The market is QUIET M . :.
quoted o47g471zc Receipts, / car; ship
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
.FLV(IRS POOLING Of LINES
PRESIDENT OF THE SANTA FE
SYSTEM SAYS PRESENT LAWS
ARE UNJUST
CAPITAL HAS SOME RIGHTS
II Labor Can Combine for Protec-
ton, Capital Should Also he
Permitted to
Do So.

AT the recent meeting in Chicago Of a
committee on Cancellation and arbitra-
ZION which was appointed by the National
Civic Federation, Dec. IS, 1890, the fol-
lowing paper by Edward P. Ripley, pres
tdent of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad, was read:
The questions open so wide and so deep
subject that one may be pardoned for
some reluctance to enter upon it lest he
Hounder aimleSsly about in considera ton
OF details and find himself unable to at
tain any point of sufficient altitude or far
enough removed from self-tnterst and
prejudice to enable him to make his view
sufficiently embracing or his mental atd-
tude a judicial one. The subject opens up
questions of political economy, OF Soc.ol-
ogy and of practical science that may
well appeal to one without special train
ing and varied and comprehensive learn
ing.
We must all admit that the so-caued
organization of labor-that is, the combi-
nation of large masses of workerS4-for
protection and advancement has made
enormous strides in the last twenty years,
and especially In the last ten, and that
in spite Of opposition, and often defeat
1t has been successful in bettering the
conditions of the worldngman-meaning
the man who works with his hands. In
spite of unsuccessful strikes (and most
strikes have been Of this class, in spite
of rash and sometimes of corrupt leaders,
IN spite Of some lawleSSneSs and in spite
of some most unreasonable demands 1t
can by no means be claimed that these
organizations have not been Of benefit to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 19.-May wheat
sold Off to q new low point, striking
It was a session. without special new
feature, the market dull and hfeless.
There was light trade in all markets,
and the h9ang off tencenffy r edin
ing developed IN a scattering way. About
the only apparent support came fgrora
shorts who bought In, fearing to go
Of a higher Liverpool market on Monday.
There was not sufficient confidence to
ed half way in the session. and Mime
eapolis followed, breaking under TAO and
selling to 1870. Good cash business was
reported in Chicago and at the seaboard:
Another Argentine estimate was offered
in the shape of d cable from the Deer
ing Harvester agent at Buenos Ayrss,
who puts the exIortabie surplus at 8,
ignore ignore f the conntetng reports from that
quarter, and the market showed d. no ef-
feet. Primary receipts were $4,000 bush
els, against 100000 bushels last year.
els. For the week Australia shipped 4S2.
600 bushels agams $50. 600 bushels and
1890 bushels Ns year, Minneapolis
81 e and s. 81 last Se ear l4sA -
74%c. -iJ JANUARY ~ Ike: i0s'u . ''''' -.
The ca cash ny, Wheat demand was good do no,
Wheat as We'll. It ue Was u the best day Of
the week and the market was cleaned
up on practically everything. Elevators
continue to buy low grades, taking
everything at fair prices where not toe
poor. There has been less of the very
poor stuff in sight for the past several
days: N. I northern sold today at 7Sc
to 7SAc; No. 2 northern, 6919c to lie,
averaging zoe. No. wheat showed q
lower average due to a number of damp
lots in the receipts. that sold down, some
as low as 55Q58c. The best No. brought
&c to 64c. Rejected ranged from DOC
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
WHEAT 4 LITTLE F|RAER
---- So -7-z-
PRICE AT THE CLOSE, HOWEVER,
SHOWED A SLIGHT DE-
CLINE
BOARD OF TRADE WAS DULL
--s .----- --l-4s.- 49,
Little Was Doing In Amy Pit,
and Prices of ALI Futures
Showed Only Minor
Changes.
BOARD OF TRADE WAS DULL

May wheat, Minneapolis. 1875 "A
May wheat, Chicago. .74A-A 74A-S
May wheat, New York. ..79A 1914
May wheat, Duluth t........75A z51a
May wheat st. Louis ....721a-B 72A-B
CHICAGO, Jams bfg.-Board Of trade
markets were dull today. Wheat was a
trife steadier on 1.-The belief that Hquida-
decline Of &c on5 slaeE outside support.
Corn closed shade higher, and oats I'M
change changed, Provisip!nsS closed 5q121Sc de-
Under close sca4tisiy a steadier tona
could be detected in the market for
Wheat Not thafRs dema an has @
during the: day hadVthe appearance of
tail end holdings being thrown overheard
to to clear the decks My wheat eat opened
touched 747sc, the trade being impressed
by the frmpess dfEqAb les compared with
weakness on thisS SIDE yesterday. The
Rase en sS slack H 7st receipts sad sdad
near the END Of session caused a
5 sfaadJ to Nc oger St aS t seabS eGa1 csa
ances in wheat and flour were equal to
$4,000 bu Primary receipts aggrega-
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 407 cars, against 331 last week, and
374 a year ago. Local receipts were So
cars, two of contract grade, New York
While corn was a narrow market,
mostly within local confines, the tone was
firm. Country offerings were light, the
higest bid sent out last night bringing
only 1000 bu cut of country cribs: Long
stun was, as usual, firmly held. Shippers
had their usual trouble and disappoint-
ment over the CAR scarcity. May gold
between 3T7sc and 38Ssc and closed a
shade higher at 3Ssza38hc. Receipts were
446 cars. one Of 9Rtsaft grade. ~. :;
quiet, but when favored with encourage
ment from the neighboring markets oats
246 cars. May sold between 25Ae. and
251sc,i and. closed unchanged. at 2Ssc- =.
Provisions were quiet The opening
was firm on light hog receipts and firm
prices at the stock yards, but Stacker
cash demand also helped to wear away
the opening strength. May. pork sold be-
tween $14.20 and $14, and closed 1252e
lower at S14o5 May lard between 7.4215
@7.271k, closed Sc down at ST. 49,, and May
ribs between 5.111sQ7 20, with the close
nc depressed at 81 10.
Estimated receipts for Monday. are;
Wheat, IS cars; corn, 46o cars; oats, 49,
nm head
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
PRICES FIRM, ACTION SLOW.
There Was Little Doing on the Der.
lin AOerse.

BERLIN, Jan. 20.-Business on the
boerse during the week was stagnant, but
prices were firmer. Outsiders show less
inclination to sell shares and the volume
of business has sunk to low proportions.
The boerSe failed to respond to the VIC
lent fluctuations In New York which were
the cause of renewed reserve regarding
American railroads, of which the Ger
man holding has latterly lessened. Prices
on the boerse yesterday reacted in a mora
marked manner upon the receipt of New
York's lower prices. Iron and coal
shares, which were we'll maintained all
week, lost generally yesterday. North
ern Pacific common has been rather l1eaY-
lily sold. The short market shows in
creased interest in obligations of Au-
strian, Russian and Italian railroads.
Swiss continue active and rising, Ger
many selling and Switzerland buying. The
excellent annual report Of the North Ger
man Lloyd Steampsf1ip company has
failed to effect ~Lloyd's shares, because
1t is believed that a new issue will soon
be necessary. Bremen continues selling
Lloyd's shares here largely. Domestic
government loans are strong. The Ba-
Varian loan was great success, the
over subscriptions have been so heavy
that the allotment will be of the smallest
amount. The Saxon issue is expected to
be heavily over subscribed. The price
Of Saxon threes rose during the week
above the subscription price of the loan.
The German market is beginning to
show an interest in foreign loans. The
Frankfurter Zeitung reports that Rou-
mania is taking steps to negotiate loan
in Berlin, and that paper also expects
that the plan for the conversion and con-
solidation of the Argentine public debt
on a per cent basis will soon rlpen, and
that German capital will largely partici-
pate therein.
German municipal and Industrial loans
continue coming on the market. The
great Berlin street railroads will increase
their capital II 100000 marks. The great
plethora Of money has grown more
marked. Calls are offered at %. The
plethora Is already commented upon as
an unfavorable sign in manufacturing,
trades and industry The demand for
money grows less. The Rechsbank state
ment is considered satisfactory, but 1t
is not believed the bank will reduce the
rate of discount before the Bank Of
England does SO. Foreign exchange has
changed more favorably for Germany,
whose gold situation Is considered strong
Iron prices continue falling. English
pig No. was offered on the Dusseldorf
boerse at SO marks against so marks Jan.
/ 3. German iron also fell heavily. In
railroads the German mills underbid the
The German piping syndicate has in
creased its rebates on gas pipe marks
per ton.
The Vulcan shipbuilding company of
Bremen has declared a IL per cent 6ivi-
dend upon its enlarged capital.
The receipts of the German railways
for December last were lbs, 500, 600 marks.
an increase Of 100000 marks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
SHoTWELL-WHITE FEUD.
Kentucky Courts May Need Maxfms
More Than Law hooks

WILLIAMSBURG, Jan. 1s.-Over 100
witnesses have been sumomned to aprear
before the grand jury here next Monday.
when 1t Is said that those of the Shot
wei and Of the White factions who were
engaged in the troubles at Corbin this
week will be indicted: After the arrest
last night at Corbin Of Paris Shotwel1.
Willis Cochran, John Bryant and CLAW
K1ncaid, the last two colored, and all be-
longing to the Shotwell faction, it has
been quiet here today. The 1atler heard
voices during the night and he thinks
they were the voices of friends of the
Shotwells who had come over from Cor
bin to lynch White, but they found the
jail strongly guarded and every prepara-
ton to resist mob. Each faction is
st1ll accusing the other from preparing
for violence and there are some who ap-
pFehend collisions when court convenes
next Monday. Although the troops have
been withdrawn the sheriff has a large
force Of deputies and it is generally be-
lieved that he Is able to maintain peace.
Meantime most of the disturbing ele-
ments have been transferred from Cor
bin to the jail in this city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
PRODUCE AND FRITZ

Butter-Steady and in active dauand
f meGeipt IS hghmt; meries-Extras, PC:
extras, 18c. Ladles-Extras, i60118e. az &c
ing stock, 111sc Os10o' pack
- Cheese Market steady and ACTIVE
YOUNG lAa meyyf run cream l21Se; full cream,
l. 10Q11c; brick, No. 2, sic: Swiss c1.a ~
oid, l21sQ14c; Limburger, as to grade. az
Eggs-Market easier: receipts uab+
Fresh stock, cases included 1oss IF Sn6 L
Beans-Market firm. Fancy nav M NJ
bbu, S sa9S6o 60; medium hand-picked. pe e
$50. -o" peas SAz'; fancy green.
toes, per blu, 3S@45c. va
per dosen &c. per bu 2c lettuce
matoes. California, basket, &c. s mn, % cI-
per bu, SOC; turnips, per bu. 2bc: haans
wax, per Du, 50; string. beans, per bu' So:
ooc, u, Iurn MP per dozen, Doc; horseradsh'
Onions Steady. Red Globe and wetb-
ersheld, per cwt, $175@2 "
Apples-Market well cleaned IN o,5
good stock commands firm prices at al
yaneed quotations. Apples, fancy. $2'75
Lemons Receipts liberal; demand good
Fancy Messinas, per box, s.. 1904: CsTi.
forflia, per box, So. 75Q4
Oranges-California naveIs per box. san
go; Mexican. per box, $2,759S. Ec$S
California walnuts, Id, 14c; peanuts. raw ayw
per TO- &c; peanuts, roasted, per ID. ~:
1 Brrazils, per lb. lie; pecans, medium, LID
Bananas-Supply moderate: demand 40
tive. Choice shipping, $202.5O. &c
Figs and Dates--Ffgs. new California
box, S5cQ$; fard dates, 10-Ib boxes, 8Ggc:
Apple Cider---Sweet, per bbl IS; sweet.
per half Dbl s2:75; hard. per Dbl, 50. oe''
Dressed Meats-Demand light, supply
medium. per ID, 63sc; hogs, country dress.
ed, per ID. 6Q6zc; spring lambs, peits off,
per Id, SO.
Dressed springs, per ID, S@S1ac; hens. per
lb. 615Q7c; geese, per Id, S1zG9c.
Fish-DeInand fair. Piks, per lb, 80:
croppies, per 1b, 4Q5c; pfckerei. per In
Sc: frog legs per tioz 46Iic - ~,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
n. HoLBERT & SON,
Bankers and Brokers
s4I Robert st. ST. Paul.


conda broke 81 and AmaIgamated con-
per ~. Both stocks rallied in sympa-
thy with the general strength of the mar
ket. In the final break in prices declines
reached In Brooklyn Transit to i've
tan 81, st. Paul 81, Missouri Pacific 81.
steel & Wire, ~, Federal Steel Erie Isl
and Sugar 2h, Northern Pacific, 2zs, Rock
Island, 21s, and large number OF active
STOCKS from one to two points In face
OF the stock market liquidation tina
enormous Increase in the loan account OF
the banks Of so, 401, 900, which was dis
agreeable shock to speculative sentiment.
served to offset the effect of the cash
gain of nearly $14,0O0,0O There has been
large placing Of loans abroad during the
week, but special operations must bs
looked to to explain the loan item. The
payment on account of Pennsylvania
Goa! company purchase and large Dor.
rowings by one of the-great railroad
companies to carry purchases of stocka
and other railroad stocks made last year,
are supposed to account for some part
of the increase.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. F., Smith 8
Co.,, members Of the New York Stock
Exchange, Pioneer Press building. who
have direct wires to Chicago and New
York. Closing prices are bid:
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DAY IN WALL STREET.
Stocks Were Active, With Marked
Weakness art the Close.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19-The stock mar
ket was excited and nervous throughout
the short session today under the varying
fortunes of the speculative contest
Waged between the bulls and the hears
The bulls made a determined stand in
the early dealings, boldly supporting the
weak spots by liberal buying orders, and
causing sharp advances In special stocks
general market. The unwieldIy short in
terest was made uneasy by this show Of
strength and bought urgently to cover
When the. bank statement appeared there
the large changes disclosed, but the bears
detected selling to realize by the interests
which had been opposing them and they
fell upon the market with determination
selling orders for both accounts, and the
market closed active and semi-demoral-
lied with prices for the most part at the
lowest. The admittedly serious Ill health
of Queen Victoria caused uneasiness as
TO the possible bad effects on foreign Sc
curities markets which might be re-
hected here. The bears also circulated
reports laf5erward. shown shown to be groynd-
relapse with the grippe, and the profess
gional nanipulative tactics were manifest
in other canards which were put aloat.
Ant the Redng 81 o9 aos e there Ss
stocks on the report that the Federal
Steel company would absorb the Steel
& Wire company. Steel & Wire was adj
Yanced an extreme 2ss, and Federal Steel
and debenture bonds. and Texas Pacific
were also strong at advances of 3Is for
Missouri Pacific, Wabash preferred 2, and
Texas Pacific f1s. The violent break. In
the first unsettling influence ON the mar
ket. The weakness was attributed to
London selling on account Of the dull
condition In the copper market. Ana
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
California Via the "Sunahfne Route
&C.. NJ. g ST. p. Ry).

ist sleeper leaves Twin cities est Paul
800 a. M, Minneapolis 1850 a. m-) via
c. N. & st. P. Ry.,. and run through
to Los Angeles, arriving there every
sunday morning.
Price of double berth In this car $500.
Before making your arrangements for
California get particulars as to Sun
Hundreds of Northwestern people pat
tronize this popular servics every sea-
son-it traverses one of the most interest,"
Ing portions Of America
For comfort and convenience it Is not
Cheapest rates are obtainable via this
route. Inquire Of ticket agents, or write
J. T. Conley. Asst Gen Pass. Agent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-21
ooNsoLs WE'RE VERY Low.
But the London Stock Market was
Not Seriously Affected.

Not Seriously Affected.
LONDON, Jan. 2o.-The stock market
management managed to get through the
settlement more comfortably than had
been expected. While more time than
usual was required to arrange the heavy
accounts, few people had believed that
no great difficulty would occur. Consols
sold at 961A, this being lower than they
had been since June q. Americans were
unsettled and distinctly lower owing to
realizations, but they closed above the
worst figures. st. Paul and Denver pre-
cifc & Wabash, y; Norfolk and South
e. ern Pacific = and the others from a to
and Union Pacific which rose %.
Mines while still depressed, showed
signs Of a satisfactory rally on the de-
sire to wind-up voluntarily the affairs of
the London & Globe Financial corpora
ton. limited. Rands were Is better.
The serious nature of the queens Ill
ness was not known. until too late to
influence the markets, which, however,
were inactive. Money has gone towards
the close the rates being as follows: Uu-
til Monday, 21s to 8; for a week, 3 to
81; for three months bills, 4 to AZ.