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The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05
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WELLINGTON. lprHln Co.. o.. Aug. ~. lS11
DE. Il. V. PIEECr. Bafalo. y. r.:
Dur Sar-Your medicines Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, Dr. ~agc's CAtarrh Remedy,
have proved q ths crcatc.t service 70 me.
Six months ago no onc thought that could
possibly live long had a complication Of
disease. -scr0fuia maniicsting itself In
crupiiOn- and great hlotehcs on my head that
madcsuch sores that could not have nv hair
comhcd without causing me much suffering;
nl-ocausing swollen glands, t0nsils enlarged,
enlarged or thick neck, and large and
numerous boils. | also suffered from ter
rihlc Chronic Iatarrh aud in fact | was 80
diseased that life Was q burden 70 me.
had tried many uoD tors with no benefit i
finally procured 0nc-hlh dozen bottles of
your Golden Medical Discovery and one
dozen Sagcs CAiarrh Remedy aud com
mcnced their use. ~ first WAS badly dis
couraged. hut after taking four bottles Of
the discovery began 20 improve, and when
had taken the remaining ] Was reI In
addition - the use OF Discovery | applied
n solution 81 Iodine 10 the GOitrc Or thick
neck, A. you advise in pamphlet wrapping,
and 10 entirely disappeared Your Dlscov-
erv T. certainly the most wonderful blood
medicine ever invented. ] thank GOd aud
YOU from the depths " my heart, for the
great good II has done me.
Verv gratefully. Mas. /. CHAFFEE.
Most medicines which are advertised as
blood purifiers and liver medicines contain
either mercury In some form, or potassium
and iodine variOuslv combined All Of these
agents have strong tendency 70 break down
the flood corpuscies, and dcbiiitatc and
otherwise permanently iniurc the human
system. and should therefore be discarded.
Dir. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery, on
the other hand. being composed OF the mud
extracts Of native plants, barks and roots,
will III no case produce injury, its effects
being strengthening and curative only.
Sarsaparilla, which used 60 enjoy quite a
reputation a. a blood purifier. y remedy
OF thirty years ago. and may vel give place
as j. Is doing, % the more positive and val
uahlc vegetable alternatives which later med
iral investigation and discovery have brought
to light In Scrufula or Kings Evil. White
swolnrs. Ulcers. Erysipclas, Swclled Neck,
Goitre. ScrofulOus Iniiammaiious, INDECENT
Inflammation. Mcrcurial affections, Old
Sorss, Fruptions of the Skin and sore Eyes
rs In all other blood diseases, DIR. Pierce :
Golden Medical Discovery has shown It's
great remedial powers, curing the most OBJ
stinatc and intractahle cases. Sold by all
dealers in medicines.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05

Thedisease receives different names In va
rious parts of the country. In some sections
II j. called dyspepsia, in Others II IL termed
liyercomplaint: sometimes they call II kidney
disease. and at others humor in the blood.
The fact T.. that all these diseases are pres
eni to some extent i'm nearly every case, and
this disease prevails 10 an alarming extent
throughout the whole land. Hardly house
hold but what has some inmate afflicted.
We advise those who have the following
symptoms 10 use an effective remedy. aud
eradicate the disease from the system: There
l. generally dull pain in the head. with
dizziness at times. foul breath. bad taste m
the mouth, irregular bowels. poor appetite
and imperfect digestion. distress d, all gone
feeling like the gnawing of a cancer In the
pit Of the stomach, scauiy high coiored
urine, sfagsaied blood. sunken eyes tinged
with yellow, skin cold and clammy, covered
sometimes with brown spots. depressed
spirits with evil forebodings, tired. Ian
guild feeling, after a time a dry hacking
cough. but il followed after time With ex-
pectoraiion; then n wasting awsy " the
flesh. finally night swea,s, and soon death
closes the scene. Such j. the brief history
of thousands in this country. and none Of NJ
can be too quick in using the remedy. The
safest and surcst T. the SHAkER EXTRACT OF
Roofs, sold by A. J. White. $40 Pearl II. [,
n. y. II seems 90 operate like charm iu
these cases. Agents wanted.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05
Notice 20 Subscribers.

Any subscriber 20 this gqper (old or new) who
will take the trouble to send bis name and ad-
dress with twenty five cents 20 pay foF postage,
mailing cylinder etc. 70 the well known p1blish-
er Mr. q Event - West Fourth street. Cincinnati.
order a copy % Hpdgman'- Family Al4um 4. fall
description OF which may be seer in our advcrtis
ing columns. II will be observed that this album
H. not In the usual form. II Is In the form OF
an fSGEAvTxe which !. as sensible and unique In
design Il is beautiful and artistic in execution
In order that subscribers ONLY shall reap the heneii
of this oicr. the publishers proposition. a. u ap
pears ia another cOlumn should be cut out anG sent
with the name and address to Mr.. Vent, as above.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05
How "A Brave Mexican Colonel Met
His Death.


A correspondent Of the Boston Tran
SCRIPT in Mexico relates the following
An episode worth recording occurred
Sunday afternoon, the 18th Of March.
As the train was coming up from Vera
Cruz, and stopped AT the station Of
Rinconada, a white flag invited them to
pause; and the removal Of the rails by
ihe /" Regenerating" Constitutionalists
added emphasis 10 this invitation. Lieu
tenant Colonel Lctechipia, gallant
and experienced soldier since the Ameri-
can invasion in 1876, commanded the
escort of the train, of one hundred sol
dicrs. He was summoned 10 surrender
or deliver up his arms. He said he
could not do this as "A military man, and
he would not. The passengers from a
French steamer just in were politely in
yited 10 retire, and dinner provided for
them by the Constitutionalists 1t was
urged by Letechipia that they must
fght and Kill him. 81 will not submit
Ia A courl-martial in Mexicoi" he gal
lanlly said so this was done. lie
marshaled his men with such protection
as tho station wood-piles could afford,
and stood up against the 900 who
were present-the rest of the force
was not far off. At the
first discharge Leteshipia was killed
and three OF his soldiers the rest gave
up, and passed to the more popular side
OF Couttolcnne's people Colonel Lete-
chipia is safe from the doubtful result
of court. martial. lie left family,
and the modern pension has been as-
signed them, and Congress has voted
$50, 900 to be paid from the property OF
Couttolenne but there is doubt as Il
whether he Will allow it TO be collected
The chief, by-ihc-by, is married 10 the
widow of General Llave, the honored
liberA defender of the reform princi
ples. aud whose name is added to thai
Of Vera Cruz, cdusa honOriS. The visi.
tors to Mexico will doubtless be dis
couraged by these revolutionary events
But, however bad it may look, the op
position do not show themselves as san
ruinar, or violent with travellers; ant
the rohbcr bands, formerly inseparabl,
from revolutions, DO not seem to ris,
up with this. There is a principle a
the bottom of this opposition; and il l.
that the people ought 70 have more con
siderAtion than they get-more justice
and liberty. Concerning the ways o
obtaining these blessings We have nj
ready given our opinion; they need in
strucuon, organization, industry.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05

To remove the burden OF disease, the
heaviest that poor humanity Is compelled to
bear is certainly a grand object, glorious
mission. edly the discovcrer OF a rem
edy which accomplishes this result Is enti
tied 10 the gratitude'and respect Of mankind.
Such a remedy l. Hostettcrs Stomach Bit
tiers, whose great success is attributable TO
the fact that It's restorative action upon the
dcblitatcd and disordered system is in ac-
cordancc with the principles OF common
sense. II ipyigorates the sick, and, a. their
strength increases, the burden OF disease
grows lighter. II reforms those physical IT.
rcgularities which render weakness chronic,
and thus eradicaics the evil at its very
source Liver complaint malarious fevcrs,
constipation. urinary troubles, uterine weak
ness, and many other causes Of general dc.
bility and III health, are completely removed
by the combined tonic and Alternative opera
tion Of the Bitters.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05
To ALL, particularly invalids, spring il

To ALL, particularly invalids, spring is
q trying season. Indications OF sickness should
al once be attended to. Fatal diseases may be
caused by allowing the bowels to become cons,i-
pated and the system to remain in disordered
condition until the disorder has time 70 develop
tsell An ounce of prevention Is worth pound
Of cure Is an old and truthful saying. Therefore,
We advise all who are troubled with the complaints
now very prevalent headache Indigestion. disor-
dered liver want of appetite. nausea, or feverish
skin-io take. without delay, scheuck's Mandrake
pills We know 81 no remedy so harmless and
decisive IN its action. IL at once strikes nj the
root of the disease and produces healthy tone to
the system People never need suffer from any
disease arising from disordered condition Of the
liver II they would take this excellent medicine
when they feel the first indications OF the malady.
Families leaving home for the summer months
should take three or four boxes OF these pills with
them. They have an almost instantaneous effect
They will relieve the patient Of headache in one OF
two hours and will rapidly cleanse the liver o:
surrounding bile. asi will effectually prevent a
bilious attack. They are sold By all druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05

Annie Besant, the English Radical
heroine, has started petition to Par
Lament praying that no further grants
OF money to or for the royal family, or
any member Of il, shall be given under
any circumstances whatever. The sig
natures have run up into the neighbor-
hood Of $1,000, aud, when presented, il
will be the largest petition ever sent 70
that body.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05

MEAT-BALLs.- Cold beef chopped
fine, with bread, pepper, salt, and but
ter sometimes, hut generally the meat
is sufficiently moist not 10 need 1t.
Make the compound into balls, aud fry
in butter.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05
A GREAT INVENTION

has bccn made by DIR TUT. 81 Nsw York, which
restores youthful beauty 20 the hair. Thai eminent
chemist has succeeded in producing Hair Dye
which initiates nature to perfection. Old bachelors
may rejoice
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05

A FEW doses Of Hofmann's Hop Pills when
YOU feel Agueish are sure preventive.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
FIRES IN THE COUNTRY:

An explosion Of fireworks on Tuesday, In the ssoss
OF f. n. Pratt at Hyde Park, Mass set nre 10 shs
store destroying Prat's building, the Norfolk County
Gazette building and W. Ii. Chamberlains dry gooda
store Several other occupants lost heavily TotaS
loss, 500 5O0 insurance about SIS, ,000 8 X Aoreiy
was dangerously injured durpg the fro
lro at Great harrington, Mass. Tuesday evening
totally destroyed the Soda Springs House. summsS
Loss, $4,000; insurance. 1000; cause. DE-
fectlve nuc.
Kings Exchange a brick block, at Fort Edward, N.
Y totally destroyed by 1re early Yesterday morn
lug The FIRST floor occupied by drug store and
saloon. and the upper stories by photographer and
Masonic lodge. Tie loss is estimated At So COG
mostly covered by insurance.
Gre at Newburg Tuesday night. supposed 10 hav
cornero. Water and Second streets and caused
thu following losses :JamesS S. Buchanan, conecioner
$40 O00-insurcd for 81, 900; John II. Waters Son,
S., i,0O0-insured William H. Callahan 81. .50O-rsured
Other losses, 81, 500; insured. The buildings were
owned bv Mrs. Homer Rainsdell, whose loss reachss
IS. 600; insured
Early yesterday morning Collins Blck, In the cen
tral part OF Syracuse burned. Loss, SO 600; In
sursnc. S23. 700. Supposed origin hrecrackers
The Qunobeqnn House. OF Medway, Mass was dam,
aged by fire yesterday The loss on the building and
furniture Is estimated at SS 00 and is covered to the
extent of 81 600 by insurance.
John iIadlield drowned at Lawrence, Mass, "
the upsetting of boat yesterday.
Robert Hayboy, nine years OF age was drowned ~
South Lawrence Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

William H. Heath, was found drowned In Hospital
Pond, Providence, II. l.. yesterday morning.
Russell H. Monroe, inmate OF Dexter Asylum, was
found dead in East Providence yesterday morning.
Warren Howard an cmpoy6 OF the Corliss Steam En-
CINE Company, was fatally kicked by horse Tues.
day IN the trndes procession at Providence
In Woonsocket, X. l.. Herbert Bartlett was badly
hurt by the premature discharge of cannon he was
loading
aborcr named Mcdonald was drowned yesterday
while bathing IN Lower Mystic Lake.
John Freeman aged seventeen years, was drowned
In the Delaware and Hudson Canal at Honcsdalc, Pa.
Tuesday, while in the act OF rescung lady CON-
panion.
Ridley Ncwsworth was drowned at Thomastou, Me-,
by the upscttipg of u boat on the 4th.
Augustus " ebstcr Killed by the premature dis
charge OF u cannon at kenncbunk, SIC. James Morr-
son by tram III cars and killed a. tho
place.
John W. Wilton. OF Newton Lower Falls Mass. was
instantly Killed by the premature discharge OF II cannon.
Warren Vean aud Solomon Dreyfus aged hftcen and
eighteen respectively, were drowned whiic bathing
the Mississippi River at New Orleans yesterday Drey
ius Jumped ia his friend.
BY the premature discharge OF n cannon mt Great
Darlington, Mass, yesterday, Charles Phillips car
pcntcr was fatally iniurct. Charles Royce lost the
sight OF both eyes aud George Dcsccr was severely
burned.
Early yesterday morning wreck occurred near Elm
station, Pa between two east bound freight trans
one train ran end OF the other smashing
the engine and several Engineer Vaughn and
Flagman Robinson were instantly killed, and Con-
ductor NcCulioueh and drovcr name unkno Sn, were
dangerously hurt Three others were slightly injured
An accident occurred Tuesday night on the Wiscou
sin branch of the Northwestern Railroad near Beoit,
where the heavy rains had washed out nearly milo
and a half OF the track. The First regiment OF Chi
cago wero the train, returning from Madison,
where they participated in the celebration OF tho
Fourth 1t IS reported that two members OF the reg'
ment were injured seriously and the foreman Of the
train xs1s cd
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
40 TO \ p.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT WAS 1-SC. LOWER, FUTURES WERE
1-16C. 3-Sc. LowER--FLoUR DULI-wHEAT
DULL-CoRN FAIRLY ACTIvE-oATs STEADY
PORK FIRMRR LARD FIRMER - wHIsKEY
Observation-Disclosures FIRM--EAvAL STORES
QUIET OILS STEADY - GROCKnIES FIRM -
TREIGHTs STRONGER.
WEDNESDAY July Sop NJ
There was but little stir In business circles to day
the holiday season being scarcely as yet On
'Change the markets wero pretty quiet and business
small. Flour dull. Wheat was decidedly dull ;
choice samples firm, but unsound was almost
unsuitable Corn In fair request and full prices
realized strictly prime being rather higher Oats
were steady. Whiskey was frmer but quiet Pork
and lard very quiet but 6rner. Freights were
Naval stores quiet. Oils quiet but steady
Petroleum was hrm but quiet
CorrKE.-The market for Rio quiet bnt firms 1000
private terms Mild coffee quiet. Tho stock Of Rio
here is i3)35O bags We quote :-orduary cargoes.
l5,ac. a l5hc; fair do lie. Ike; good do,
l7kc. n l74e.: prime do, lSc. lsIc; extreme
range for lots. l514c l94c.; Santos fair TO good
1870 IKE, gold. ninety days: JAVA government bags
22c do grass mats zoe 23c; Singapore do. 1sc
a 20c. Ceyon i6lsc. ls1sc.; Maracabo l4s4c. lsc-
Laguayra. i6Hc 17ac.; Jamaica l5c. l7c; 81
Domingo 1+hSc. l5c. Porto Rico lsc. 1876. Cost
Rics lie n 1885, Mexican, i61sc lsc.: Manila l7c
lsc: Auxostura. i7c.a isc.; sAvanila, l4Ac lsc :
Cur l4lsc. lie
CorroNrho market for spot cotton qnet and quota
tions marked down nc Futures at the close
i1Gc c lower The closing prices to day compare with
Fridays June 3o prices rs follows
The New York herald., 1876-07-06

S,,..s .sss, so .sss Ss.
600 picked hams sold at isae i4e Fresh hams we're
s:' Ss%: s ise s:s psssa ssss BELIZE & 4 s os
ase. boxed lS bellies " 1919 Ss % sy sss ssso' es.
And so.e iot Western ssst steady .ad quiet;
sss u %s' mss ssa s linn sa ne ps so
packet. sla ss terced extra India So so,
od sSosss M
he sr%or prize. obtained
The closing ca prices were as f'ilow;Jay VI 90 bid
i;sSsI *i SIX $a si, o ...sd os'ess1 vi Is Ois
ii ii ~ s,Is1 The sales were about su msress a.
Western %s.i 8 81 Sc sGsa; a sii g. Refined
cl,sa. ssd, ss eGss % t,
K S.sssss ssss fs bond fas. @ sss sssi' ~ 7 s'''
Ia sa saa 40 a
sss sss for iair g good refining Esanea s s wa.
choice sss' 'sss's ss
SSa Ss. % II Kso s
rsnsa Standard % de to- siSss os sT &
s S s rbs sr na9s:s S quiet
with small sales Of prime a, l4c.
20 Sales about 10000 lbs at s,ac for prime
h hs pa. se sAfy SS sSs sSa e 81 sss
FRslonrs fair trade wa, done in grain ap petroleum
suitable sonnsse The engagements we're 10 iys,peol
by sail zoo bales cotton At 93 aud by steam 500 boxes
bacon at 4Ss i2OO0 boxes cheese at 55s To London
steam 5000 bushels grain at SID 20 lbs To Glasgow
per steam, lo,CoJ bushels grain SID. The
charters embraced An Italian bark. hence Lis
bon, with 4tOo quarters grain. in ships bags
at lid per bushc and grAuity Italian brig 375 TONS
and an Italian bark 4s reported hence for the
port but not confirmed ItGisn bark ucle) hence
Cork for orders with 5000 quarters grain Ga "a
austrian bark. hence Tor with Iooj quarters
do. at IS 9d Norwegian bark hence with aDO quarters
do on private terms for do Italian brig. hence the
Continent with 2.6OO quarters do. private terms:
bark recently from baltimore 1000 quarters do at 7s
and with $500 quarters from do for voyage
at6s sd British bark, lately from Baltimore United
Kingdom direct with 600 quaters do. mt Ga bark,
ported from Philadelphia with 3uOD bbls. rsned
to the Baltic at 5s sd Italian bark. hence Liverpool
with $500 bbs rssidnum at 5s Sd. Norwegian bark
hence TO tho Swedish Baltic with 3loo bbls refined
leum At 5s 3D. privilege of Cronstadt at 6s swedish
bark. hence to stockholm. with 100 bbs naphtha
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July >. 1915
Cotton weak; middlinr; Ike; low middlias. io.e.;
good S,sny ar de- Net s,Gst sssp y 81 bales Exports
NKw ORLEANS, July s. 1876
,Cotson irregular and easy; midsling isc low mid.
gross. s7s. sales. 300 Stock, 7oss4
Mon,Lr. July 5. 1875
Cc'tOn %esk osa asd low
Exports coastwise, l. sales, $50. Stock. s4i3.
Cotton quiet; middling. lise low midding. ios.c;
good ordinary exc Net receipts. 81 Sales ioo Stock.
sAvaSSan July g. 1876
Cotton quiet middling, lie low middlinr, Io4e good
s.dss. s@ss. 10 Stock, 1858 s''''' N''' s''' '''
Flour steady; No. spring. So 75 .s7; amber winter
n sUao .ss, ss Sss m srs wsrs
dull: sales at o7c Corn meal unchanged. Mill feed
Wheat. c 400 bushels lumber, $500 feet Canal ship
ments--Lumber 10000 feet -
Flour STEADY Wheat steady No white Wabash si i71
amber @ sass Michigan 81 jsly s5s No 90 Si5ss s.
red s " % & nj Sr & % ips Msn
gust Sssc low do. August. sc grade. size
ssassd e.es.ss s e Ss 1ssi. bas.
wheat 81 900 bushels, corn, 5000 do; 900 do
ss q wheat bushels.
Flour 2o1 bbis wheat 20 900 bushels; corn 26Ooj do
$ ID s' is rs 5 ss,ss eG csG ssqa
$500 Do oats YSo 90 do eS5 & 1000 .S
%sn,.-fiear. o.aoo Ssis;; wheat. 200 bushels; corn
2o 9ys ss 90 DO oats Canal . s Sasy sa wheat ss
New York tolls inelaeea Flour steady and quiet Wheat
day sales of 0pO bushels No. hard Milwaukee 81 27
$500 do Port ashin gton. 81 -; 500 do No. Mlwan
kee club ST 2I, Corn qnict and steady. sales 1880
bushels No mixed Western at 52c 900 do rejected ut
3-c rs cars Kansas 53ifc Oats dull; sales OF 1 car
Michigan at 3ec Rye neglected. nominal Malt dull
sale but higher at $40 for heavy Lard
dull 1sc lie Hghwnes nominal ~ Is Tor city
trade
CHICAGO. July s. 1875
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat In fair demand, hut
lower and irregular. No Chiesso spring ~ osa
81 OJz. spot and July; 81 obst August 81 O' 81 Uoh
September; No sfo, sstse rejected. 75c corr,Demsnd
bid August; 4s7e September rejected d3e 44e Oa,s
steady. with tair demand No. nc 3Oc spot and Juy
2ss.c. 2e'6c. August; rejected. 24c 24a Rye duil
No SIC barley duil and uuchangc Pork unset
tied but lower $3.50 aSID 60 spot SlD 5Uuy:
$40 August $40 10 $40 10 september. Lara quiet
steady xl1 30 spot and July: Sli 3Ts $l1 40 August
sIi 80 81 52Is, september Bulk mestsshouders 7sc
7sc; short and short clear sides iO&c. Whiskey quet
but firm 81 1Ols Receipts-Flour 1900 bbis wheat
$4,000 bushels; corn $4,000 do. oats, 1js.UD0
rye 1000 barley 800 do sbipmen,s-Fiour, 1890
2s7UOo do rye. 1900 do barley, 900 AZ the at,er
call OF the BoardNbeat shade lower; 81 t4 July
81 O5a August. Corn strong and higher; 4I7sc. Sc
Jsly 4s5sc 4s1sc August; 4eilc September Oats
changed
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
A CAPSIZED PARTY IN THE EAST
RIVER.

STRANGE CONDUCT or THE MONTAGUE PILOT.
To EDITOR HERALp:--
boat containing Ave six people upset In the East
River the afternoon Of the Fourth, almost opposite
tho Thirty fourth street ferry The river iull OF
vessels at the tmo, but Notwithstanding the pcrilous
condition OF the boating party who clung to The side
OF the overturned boat with remarkable tenacity,
scarcely effort made To save them before good
quarter OF an hour elapsed. The little sailboats that
dotted the seemed 10 steer away from the unucky
party. happened 10 be III the Hunters Point ferry
boat Montague at the time crossing to the Long
Island side The pilot Of the Montague stopped tho
vessel and for few seconds every body supposed ha
going 10 head tor the shpwrcckcd party. But it
u mistake. The pilot cooily contemplated the
party neither going To their assistance nor leaving
them but standing motioness IN mid strenIn few hum
drei yards south oil the position where the struggling
men kicked and shouted for help The conduct OF this
pilot Is reprehcnsblc. Finally, large lie boat
put from shore aud reached the half drowned
party. Whether any OF .hcm were lost or not do not
know, but II is said that OF them sank before as
ssaLcc reached him. II this be truo do not hesitate
to say the fault OF the pilot OF the Montague
who should have gone to the rescue without m5ments
delay PASSENGER
The New York herald., 1876-07-06

the latest bids:-American Exchange, 100;
Commerce, nix; First National, 200; Fourth Ma
tional ss4; Market, los; Merchants Exchange. 96;
New York, 1l5; ST. Nicholas, es.
BONDS
State bonds at the Board neglected District Of
Columbia !. 65s sold at T21
RAILROAD BoSDs
Railroad bonds dull, but generally strong. The
changes advance Of Il per cent in Harlem first
mortgage sevcns, coupon; per cent in Cleveland and
Pittsburg fourth mortgage, y per cent in Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds and
Union Pacific Railroad first mortgage, and decline OF
u per cent in Iehigh and w. b. consolidated and y
In New Jersey Central convertible. In the late after
dealings Harlem registered 6rsts sold at ~,
Central Paces at l07 Minnesota Pacific hrs,s OF 1923.
1924 land grants at l0l and sinking funds at 9l -
The largest transactions in Chicago and Northwest
consolidated gold coupons, which sold ut o3Is Mil
waukee ard St Paul consolidated sinking funds were
nrm at 80. The following the closing quotations
for Pacific Railroad bonds:Union Pacific frss, 1928
a l03; Union Pacific land grants, 1913 1917; Union
Pacific sinking funds, olS ok; Central Pacihcs,
1O7 q l07H. The late bids were AS follows