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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-28
NO. 23O.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA

This great International Exhibition, de
signed TO commemorate the one hundredtn
anniversary Of American Independence,
opened May 10th. and will close November
10th. IS1G. All the nations of the wurld
and all the states and territories of the Tn.
ion are participating In this wonderful de-
monstraton, bringing together the most
comprehensive collection of art treasures,
mechanical inventions, scientific discover
cries, manufacturing achievements, miner
al specimens. and agricultural products
eyer exhibited. The grounds devoted to
the exhibition are situated Oh the line of
the Pennsy lyana Railroad and embrace $50
acres Of Paramount Park, all highly i'm
proved and ornamented, oil which are
erected the largest buildings ever constitute
ted-iiyc Of these covering an area of fifty
acres aud costing S5,000,o00. The total
number OF buildings erected for the pur-
poses of the exhibition is near two hum
dred During the thirts days immediately
following the opening OF the exhibition q
million and a quarter Of peopIe.visitei IL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-28

q all cases of private, chronic, and urinary di-
known that DIR James has stood ct the head OF
the profession for the past 80 years. Age and
experience ART sll-importsnt. Semimnl Weak
face lost manhood, can positively lie cureed
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention, call
or write. Pleasant home for patients. book
for the million. Marriage Guide which tells
YOU I'll about these diseases--who should marry
--whv MOTTO cents to pay postage. DR. james
has 80 rooms aud psrlor. You see no one but
the doctor Office hours, am. 10 pm. SUN
days, 10 10 IL. All business strictly cenfden
tial a-asdAw-ly.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

Iron is the symbol Of civilization; gol,
represents wealth. The value of the for
mer in the arts can be measured only b.
The progress Of the present age. In il
adaptations and cmployments, it has keep
pace with scientific discoveries and i'm
Iprovcmcnts. Hence the uee Of iron indi
Gates the advancement Of NATIONS. iror
iS worth more to the world than all of til,
other metals combined. Wecoqld dispense
with gold-it ministers largely to luxury
and refnement-but iron represents thu
honest industry of labor. Its use is uni
versal.
There is no "Cslifornia" Of iron; it ii
found IN great abundance in every nation
on the earth From this fact we discover
how Indispensable the Creator deemed
this metal to the education and deyelop-
ment Of man.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

Mr.. Hoskins, Of New York, hes intro
lduced bill in the House providing tha
patents may be issued to farmers and hor
ticulturists who shall originate or discov.
Ter scy new plant, fruit or tree, and they
shall have the sole right to grow, propa.
g ate and sell such productions for seven
teen years. II this bill passes there 10 I
good prospect 10 this zig copDtry Tor pros.
ecutions for infringement OF patents.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

Bristow is . Kertucklen. Kentucky
has never hsd Presid, ut. She was the
first State 70 enter the union under the
constitution. To day our nation ent. rs
upon its first centennial. Would it not be
. fitting time for Kentucky to claim the
presidency for one of her trusst sons
Ken'uckians are proyerbislly patriotic.
and we believe state pride. patriotism and
admiration for the achievements Of An
honest Official, will insure the Stats lor
Rristow.-[Aaysvillc Republican.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

"Ihe ffllCr who can't read . man.
character by lookin at his butes is no fel
Ter at al" soliloqui-ed Big jim. as he So
on the post Office steps yesterday. "Wher
you see . man stubin' around with drieG
mud on his toes, you kin set it d0wI
that he hasn I any get up in Linn. If ht
lets the mud come way up his heel, you
bet he can I earn dollar day, for he i
slow. If he's got dust on his butes, he'i
reckless and W ont never lay up anything,
but il his butes catch the rays Of the morn>
ing sun, and splinter 'e'n al to peices in
a blaze Of glory, then he's bound to have
= big house On the avenue. and hull po>
tatO bin full Of bonds, Or else he's bar
keep Or card deeler."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
DR.. James Shaw,
Y, 8. .drs,y, Fort Ellis, m. r.,

For near twenty years q regular Physician
and Surgeon Of the city Of Philadelphia
and t9r SOME time resident Physician Of
the Pennsylvania Hospital. and Consult
ing Physician in o:hcr public Mcdlcal in :
stitutions OF THAT city. with a number OF
years experience as Surgeon in the vol
nnfecr service and regular army of the
Initc0 states. Can b. consulted on long
standing and chronic diseases ct that Fort
The diseases of women and children !
speciality.
December 10th. 1876.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

Elderly men hold on to public positions
in England with tenacity not equalled
in this country where men come into
prominence sooner and go out of sight
with equal rapidly. Gladstone is now 66,
and is as vigorously ct work with his
studies and essays as he was twenty years
ago. Disraeli is in his seyentieth year,
and yet shows all the alertness and stami
ma Of budding manhood. English modes
Of life are SO different from ours. The
careful attention paid TO oat Of door exer
clse, and the healthy holding back children
to their sports and simple food until they
are matured in body and brain, has some
thing to do with this vigor shown in the
autumn Of life. The precoclous child.
on like hot house plant, IS sell
dom seen in the leading families of Eng
land.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

Among the resolutions adopted by th'
Illinois Farmers Association, at their con
vention at Bloomington, last week. Wal
one demanding and withdrawal of th'
national bank circulation and the issue o1
a greenback currency direct from tn,
Treasury, to be made legal tender fol
all debts, pubic and private, except tnt
principal and interest on the public deb
contracted to be paid in gold, and inter
chargeable for registered Of the country
the declaration that resumption in 1870 BY
contraction is not to be attempted. viii
relieve the depression that now exists tc
a great extent, and infuse much hope in-
to discouraged people.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

4 party of miners have arrived at Bis
marck from the Black Hills. They state
that ,200 men ars now at work in the
hills, and that .iong Rapid Creek the DIRT
pans out IN average Of 81 per hour. Other
plaeers are even richer. Al expedition Is
fitting out at Bismarck.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
p. 3. Clark's
STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE

CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL.
Coaches leavc Bozeman for Helena daily
except Sundays) at z =. M
Coaches leave Bozeman for Virginia
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at a. M
Passengers aud Freight carried at reas
QnAbie rates.
OFFICES
RICH q WILLHON BozeMan
DAVIS y WALLACE Helena
RAYMOND BROS Virginia
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
Music Lessons.
MRS. A. w. STREET

Has removed u Bozeman, occupying the
former residence u Dr.. G. ". Monroe, or
Church street. and Is prepared to give in
structions on the Piano. TERMS reason
able. Pau onage respectfully soicted.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
Texan Sense of Honor .

AOA"AA NONAASO VI 11V14O1o
The instance Of William Walton, nom
mated for the attorney. Generalship recen
ly by the Texas Democratic State Con
veniion, is case in point When h
heard that H. Il. Boone, the second can
didate On the list. was manned soldier
be Withdrew in his favcr remarking tina
'.there was not enough people in Texal
to make him come out against that gen.
tleman." Boone was nominated by accla,
nation. Again. Wenkler and Gould
both nominated for the court OF appeals,
were many years ago rival candidates fol-
a district judgeship. and Wenker was de.
ciared elected. He was commissioned
and had opened his court. when it was
discovered that II all the votes had been
properly returned and counted Ills oppo-
nent would have had majority. He i'm.
mediately resigned his commission ard
Judge Gould was given the office. A si.n-
liar incident occurred in regard to the of
flee of Lieutenant -G0yerner of Texas.
when Darnell was counted in on the re-
turns legally made, but It was afterwards
that Horton had majority OF
the votes actually polled. Darnell prompt
ly resigned the Office and Horton was iu-
stalled.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
JOSEPH WRIGHT. Editor & Publisher
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal and Territorial Officer

- 0ANA q AACOA Ac1A OAACCA ..
Hcvcrnor-Bcnj. F. Potts, Helena.
Secretary. +. Galloway, Helena.
AuditOr-Sol Star, Virginia City.
Treasurcr-D H. Weston, Helena.
Chief Justicc-D. S. Wade, Helena
Associate Justiccs-H. n Blake, Virgins
City, Hiram Knowles Deer Lodge.
Us. Dist. Att'y-M G. Page, Helena.
Surveyor GcncEl-A. j. Smith, Helen;
L. S Marshal-Wm f. Wheeler Helena
Collector Int. Rcv.-T r. Fuller. Helen;
Collector Customs-T. A. Cumlain.
Helena.
T.. S. Examining Snrgcons-Cha Mussig
brod, Deer Lodge; Thos. Recce. Helena.
L. S. Com rs-John Potter, Hamilton
Bozcman Land Dstrict--E. w. Willett
Register; J. V. Bogert Receiver: Bozcnlal
Helena Land Distrct-W. G. Child
Register; Ii. NJ. Kcyscr, Receiver Helena
County Officers.
j. S. NcnLtnhall Chairman Board c. C.
Board of Co. com'rs : !. & & P"ks: S1:; ..,,
Probate Jndgc-A. ID. Mcpherson.
Clerk and Recorlcr-A. j. Malln.
Shcriff-Sllas Rals,on.
Trcasurrr-J. ID. McCamman,
Superintendent Pub In.-F. L.. Stone.
Surveyors NJ Reed.
Coroner j. G. SwiiZlcr.
Asscssor-B. NJ Dawes
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Jn0. r Bruce.

A TTORNEY AT LAW-Will practice
,<Atn all the Courts held IN Galatin
County. Fees reasonable.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

The tramps who have marked opt lunch
routes through Indiana ssy that you can,
go ten miles In that State without finding
somebody who has just been left $500. .OOl
by the death of an uncle in Germany, and
that very man Is the one who eats sorghum
molasses on his pancakes instead Of maple
syrup.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
Don %. BVam.

Il Fridley's building. s.Hn1iees north sde Ms;n in
street. Having located in Bozeman, ten.
desr his professional services 10 ihe Cit
zens OF the own and county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
q. w. Monroe. M. y

DHYSICIANAND URGEON-Ofiicc
i ncAtdoor west Of Strasburgcr & Spcr
-tng's, Main street, Bozcman, NJ. T. Ten.
dcrs his professional services to the citizens
BoZcman and Gallatin county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

Mr.. John n. Francis Gums up the result
OF his observations i'll India as follows
II have little faith that the people eyel
will be civilized into our ways. England
rule in Calcutta for nearly two hundred
years has not accomplished that, nor has
It made hardly beginning toward reform
alton and the ektripation of hcathenism.
| c0nscientiously believe that missionary
efforts in their behalf is IN large part mon
ey and labor wasted l believe that such
agency. with half the expenditure Of
treasure and Christian work, would ac-
complish in our own country ten times
more Of blessed results than is possible Of
accomplishment here. The missionaries,
SO far as know and believe, are sincere
workers, and are doing their best for this
people, under what seems to be very great
disconragemcnts But here in Calcutta,
in this city Of British possession and Gov
America furnishes at least two
to one thet is put to that la
Dor by English missionary organizations.
Our missionaries are labo,ing earnestly
here with what appears to me exceedingly
small results in Christian. and, ind. ed.
civiIizing point of view. only wish these
Jealous labors were bestowed upon our
heathen and children of ignorance; power
" and sin Ut home, as l feel sure they
might be with far more effective results II
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
II. r. Edwards,

A TrORNEY AT LAW-Otfic next
IA door to A. Iamme & Co.'S, Bozeman,
Montana. Will practice in all Courts Of
the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
u, j. Davis.

a TTOkNEY At LAW Office on
"A Black street, Bozeman, NJ. T. Will
practice i'll all Courts OF .hc Terri. ,ry.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
John Potter,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
"A Montana Will practice in all Courts
ot the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
Now Girls, or Never.
From the New York World /

There is one aspect of this centennia
!. year 1876 which deserves more attentio,
than has yet been bestowed upon it. It i
OF grave importance in connection Will
!, the institution of marriage and with til,
rights OF women. There may be people
perhaps. who viii: say that it was only by
q melc accident that the Declaration oil
American Independence was made in q
leap year. These same people will tell
you that it was only by accident that Max
milian RDbespierre splashed his silk
stockings en- the memorable occasion
which, as great histyrian has so con yln-
clngly shown, led him on and up to the
giIdy heights Of power and of crime. 1t
was only BY accident, too, We suppose,
that romwell and his comrades were
turned aside from their purpose Of embark
ing for the new world. Why did not the
congress Of the colonies act in 1774 or
postpone action till 1777?- There can be
no doubt in the mind Of any tlou.hiful
student of history that the true nswcr 10
these questions is to be found in the fact
that the year 1916 was not only a bisscx
tile year, but Of all bisscx,ile years the
mos 4ladenlial year imaginable, since
l"6, being divided by four, gives us as its
result 444, or a many fours rs can only be
conveniently crowded into the number OF
any year, which is at all lik, ly to lntere i
US or our descendants to the rcnotcst gen
prAfinn IF chor IL
clover OF yaar, and as every body knows
who knows anything, and everybody
believes who believes AIRY thing, your four
leayed clover is the highest symbcl Of fem
inc good luck.
This, OF course. pref1yured for the u
States OF America an i,hrence Of tie NOS
sort upon the united state Of
natrlmony, It wac plainly written in the
'ook OF fate from the beginning that the
I'D and conventional relations Of the sex
5 should be reversed in the Republic of /:
77c; and the yourg women of America
will be false to their duty and to the high ):
lcstiny OF their country if they fail to Gel :, :,
hrate this. the first centennial leap year : :"
I our history. by formally dang away .
nth the eifrie customs Of past barb4r- =
lnism and inaugura'ing the new era !
Which has thus far been only fechIy /,
reached prOphesicd by such voices cry !,
lg in the wilderness as those Of Mrs. !,
usan B. Anthony. Mrs. Cady Stanton, :.
nd Mrs. Lucy Blackwell Stone. Before :,
,e sun this dav goes down or the first
[ontay Of 1876. every unmarri. girl in
-mcrica who respects herself and the re
ublic, should take a Solemn oath, say on
pair of scissors, or anything else which :, -
ay be regarded as really binding by the =, :.
smale mind, not only 10 refuse the hand = :,
any man who offers himself to her il !, :,
arriage, but a'so to shoot on the spot =
y man who may refuse her hand when
frrcd 10 him by her. after mature con
lllation With his parents and guardians, W
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IivErroot Aprl 5-l230 p. mCotton is unchanged and
tending down iilng GTlaUd- iei Milflng orleans
G.d sales SuHU Dacs including 1000 for speculation
receipts $500 hal's, % wli'h JfOuO are
American Futures nat and isd cheaper sars of Mdtiug
Iualds Low Nfing Causc, June and july delivery, Il
6l sales - Mldfl1g Ori regular contract shupfd
1rch per sail 7ec salcs ~; Mddng Orleans Low Mil
ding Viause April delivery. NJ GIisd.
IIgEaPuoI. April 81 p. m-NaeS Of Nidllng Uplands
Cotton. Low Mtdne caus~, April and May delivery a.
Ceg.d. 90. May and June delivery al GAl do 10 Jny
August ary,Tv. At G'isd cheese G26 y cHt Tor the
grades u American. lari, Gl y cwi iur American
Cottn MiidLny clause April and Nav delivery at b
o. do aub Juno delivery, ~ hs DO DO, June and
JuIy delivery i-l DO do July AMI August delivery, al
CIs-,d falOw-lrime city dun at II D. Rosin-Comnon
~ Em6oi, April $50 p m.of the sales OF Cotton to-day
5000 iHiDs we're American.
Ivrrro0I hpril 50 y. m.-Cottonruturcs Gull sales
Of " iiug UplanGs Los Miidlng clause shipped March,
oSnoS Apn 5-l22Op p mThe rate Of disount Tor three
tpopts' bis in the open market Is ~ YET cont winch Is =
p.r cent below Bank Of England rate. United states
borl- 1865 1883. 1868, lOS'i Ien-Forurs loo" Eno
RAILWAY -har,a. =; do Irrioircd, - ~.
LONDON AVril $3.50 y. m.fars odyices quote Hen'es
CIT 5c. -, -.... , ,..,,t... -.
iuto hr ani q England un balance to-day II Sla,VOo
IosDoS, April % ,. m.-Paris adYccs quote Hentes
O1f lTi1c. ,-.--,-..- at,
I.SnoS. Aprti b-5 p m.-Ecfn,d Petroleum lOs lid.
a gallon. splits Turpeniue, . q. ? cTt. 49,
F,Hl- Aur 5.-Lxchange on loEdon, 25t 2oc Tor snort
ASIwKRr. April 5-Peroioum, 3l'st 'or Fine Pao Amer
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

purylto April 6-Receipu.- Flour, S,lno hbs wheat
rt 600 busi Ilye. 1000 busl Shipmenis,tour 1000
g9 MhOa Scos S9s bush: com 2 SSo oo nSs Sss fa HSs
aule, unchanged Wheat nesleed Corn qnt sales o.
at ii qb2c Track oats retailing only Rye inactive.
tsTms PORK inn ara quiet at ss 30 Heavy
LArd quiet al lto Iiishvnes n"mlnay sdo, u u,he,
dul weak aud lower. No. chicago sprnr 81 9O,t sEot
fs frSs 90 81 S saro g E c tcete 7c corn unset
gG Pn genrrH Hny a. se npr rse'n II N Mx %
Oats duh and prices shade lower No 2 at c. spot ~
ssr. BaTicy gaiet but Grn at GgdGOe spot 6oSdOoc
MAY PORK In ilr denand opened weak aud lower closed
sa2 a 80 81 hpni ~ % ~ 55 May s277 So
Lad % Sna ysSS e. r%a osH5 I s5%s s %s s
ia M June nA Moa' STEADY y a14 nS2anTs a,r Ts
6Gs wheat d 600 bush Corn 9sa oats lSooo x;.
9 s 4GS Sg d 1Sy sas ocV con
1000 busb; lyS 200 bush Barley 1870 bssh At ~ ,he
MAY; 81 O5isdsl o5 June Corn weak a, 4ssc May
oas nominal n@aa @ nnsss9Ee" ,saaT wh... in fair
dSmsnG Sfsf5 @ AP y 5ss S' SS oTn u far San
fair and arkei r No. sprng. 81 i26
Z ois % 2 ks, ct 3 %TS qT. II. ;'''
dull shoadc ' Clear lear La, LS ~ sdS s0g Se q GaIS S
tr3 f h Ms Bacon G s ally With fr demand shoulders
go Clear b sG" I, e - SaT Sa sc Ts m IN mes 0
Heavy, 81 SSass oO receipts 1900 shlpments, l,ooo
Shas Gss 30 sSt c ~ Far AZ % % FsSts "noSaHs
APr Il S%hsa5 & %o o Sas 81 pSf & Sy SSss T S7
unc si OSs: NO 3 DO p3c rccorls, $1,000 bush ship
ments busn. Corn firm No at 47l2c oats STEADY
No 32isc Rye quiet Ma. at Toe Barley nominaiy
Soc.
PILApELrIA April 5Cover seed in better request ana
prros well aimed sales lb@l7e ec fmotly and Fla
seed unchanged Petroleum firmly held at Ia for Refined
Crude offered &C. IA bbls, and o4c IN bnh Winter
iran commands sl7 30 Flour quiet the local dealer
beng vel supplied aud exporters holding on; sales OF sou
blls ucGdns uGsound Western at ~ 7o MINI, soa Aaa
high grades raen at 81 sjaSs O. l,ye Foar - 62
- rs Meal % % Tor Prime Wheat In steay
Pennsylvania Rcd 81 5o Amber ~ 5ldsi "a western @
spoutod Common TO Fair 8 C3Gsi io GGn
active and hisheri Yellow 6Se White, Gie: Wall CAT atS a.
5oc M1ed lic Barley moving freely Cans si%st sstn No
York rOwed. 9Oc do do, 2r0"tt .od CO.,
6oaG5c whisky held at q u Tor wes'srn Ba'tsT msrss
traa 4Oe!3c 90 do First 32F37c Wes,ein ha"s g 80
nrm Pennsylvania and NowJersey &c., western s"cu'
fresh 10 q l6c ., -, A.. o,,,,, ,,ro,, es
sT LOUIS Apr 5Four steady ard nrm medium m gio,T' ,
of Tal Extras hglrG, with te demand IN excess ~ i
ply suPerhne Fal 80 :5ati Eitrs 90, - zSa 20 s ~ -
wheat unsettled irregular no Red fal 81 42asi & 1I o, @
cash and Anil NO do ~ 35'gdSl 80 bid corn du anu
lower; No MIXED. i5aiG,tc. cash and Apri fss'SS &
NAV Oats dull 3iiqc. bid for strictly tresh ooT pu
Xpf S5'e. May Eye hgseI 40; = SSs. has S
81 25 Choice Fancy Mnnes9a and Wsco9sn ~ sn1
Xhlsly n0minay unchanged at ~ OS bfun sttMy sN
unchanged dull s23 asked not talaDle s|1 TO- L'o
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

North Western
WEDNESDAY, April 5-P. NJ.

NJ.
The stock market to-day failed to exhibit any of
the characteristics Of yesterday Instead Of being
strong. it was weak from tho very first. sales and
instead of being active, it at times dsgnstngly
dull With the exception of the st. Paul Preferred,
the entire speculative list records material
declines at the close This stock tSt. Paul
Preferred was apparently sustained by the opera
tion Of shifting the stock from one pool to
another, the last being composed Of the same
personnel with perhaps addition Of ono or two
new members. as was the first, so that with an IN
usual amount Of recorded sales and purchases, the
pnce closed ss per cent higher than yesterday, in
the race OF heavy and declining market. NeY-Jer-
sey Central continued to feel the effects Of its recent
report and declined to 9994, ox-dividend. Out Of
the l9OO shares Of this stock sold but 700 had been
disposed OF before 2l2 o'clock at from 1O2a01Oll2
AT TINS point the bears" made IN attack and the
remaining shares were sold at 1O1l2 to 99s, closing
at IVO9lOOl2 The remainder of the list requires
no comment further than to say IL gradually melted
away Tor want OF buyers until near the close when
Notwithstanding pierce hammerng that was then
ATTEMPTED thero seemed to be successful resistance
onefed 10 the making Of any lower prices COmpar-
ing to-days closing prices with those of yesterday,
appears that G., C. and |. c. and st. Paul Common
each declined 4 per cent ; Northwest Common and
ROCK Island each as; Del Lack. and Western,
'ilchiean Central, Missouri Pacific, Ohio and Miss
ana Western Union Telegraph, each q; Eric and
~ T. aud L. each IS Illinois Central, 81; Pacific
Sall, g; Lake Shore, Iii, and ~ j. Central, 3is.
D' raul advanced % per cent, and other stocks not
mentioned -, above closed the same on yesterday.
ihe following table shows the
THE MARKET.