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CURED AFTER TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS SPENT IN VAIN.
RooTsTowN. OHIO, March Is, 1876.

Nhi'i ~hA1ANA ~
DIR. r. Fenner, Fredonia, n. Y.-Dear
Sir:--If you want one of the best testl-
monials of your Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tome, you can get 1t OF Mr..
James Phelps, Of this place. He is re-
liable man, and had been sick five years
and spent some two thousand dollars for
medicine and treatment. One halt dozen
bottles of your remedy cured him. He
had an abscess that was discharging,
when he commenced taking the medi-
zine, from pint to a quart day. de
was unable to leave his bed. Is now
about and attending to his business. The
abscess entirely healed before he had
taken three bottles. He has been the
means of our selling very much of your
medicines here, and everybody likes
them. We, as agents, would like very
much tn have you write him for state
ment OF his exact condition.
Yours Truly,
GRERN & SPELMAN, Merchants.
1t is now everywhere conceded that
this is q remedy never heretofore equaled
in curative value 1t accomplishes sever
al important Indications chief among
which may be mentioned:
|. 1t completely clesnses and purities
the blood, quickly overcoming constips-
ton, causing the liver to throw OF its
bile, and cleansing the entire alimentary
canal, Kidding it of worms and other
vermin inhsbiting an unhealthy stomach
and bowels This action renders it
peculiarly valuable in the weaknesses,
thick and impure blood, billiousness and
Institutes incident to the change from
winter to spring. 1t causes those feeling
dull, heavy, headachy, oppressed and
blue to become clearheadeded and cheer
full within two days time. In thus re-
moving all humors from the blood, 1t
cures ell blood diseases from pimple on
the face to grave scroiula.
I'd. 1t has wonderful healing and
nutrtive properties for the relief of all
irritatlons and Inflammation within, and
restoring and building up the system. 1t
thus strengthens and heals the Stomach,
Nervous System, Heart, Lungs, Kidneys
and all other tissues.
3. 1t is an active and permsnen:
Nerve Tonic, thereby adapting it to all
grades OF "nervous ness" by building up
the nervous system. Nerve medicines
will not act, unless associated with
cleansing remedies. Hence the beauty
of this compound
9th. By It's healing and nutritive quail.
titles it becomes the necessary and best
remedy in all chronic Coughs. Assisted
IN these cases by DR.. Fenner's Improved
Cough Honey, the Lungs and throat
readily heal.
9Th. Owing TO its Healing, Nerve Re
storstive and Cleansing properties, 1t be.
comes the best remedy now known for
all that long list Of ailments peculiar to
females. 1t is, therefore, vegetable
compound, so made up, of the choicest
plants carefully collected from every
country and cline of the world, rs to pos
sess the rsrest Alternative or Cleansing
and Purifying, together with Healing
and Tonic or Nerve Strengthing and Re-
storative properties combined.
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan,
List & Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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NexrweeL,s Petit Jury.

The following gentlemen are Impan-
neled for next weeks jurors: Jacob
Wise, A. j. Hslstead, Jerry Mason, Jos.
Green, Andrew Gillespie, John 7. Stone,
John w. Boring, Thomas OBrien, q. }.
Hays, w. Meehen, J. NJ. Brown, Robert
Robinson, Robert Pogue, James, Camp.
bell, A. Christman, w. N. Dunlap. w.
F. Peterson, VIM. Mccoy, J. M. Todd,
A. K. Holb, W. b Odbert, VIM. Rich
srdson, Capt. VIM. Curtis, P. Kennedy
and Henry Thompson. The first named
twelve are to meet Monday morning,
being on case that was tried two days
and adjourned over until May 2lst. The
rest of the jury will NEE: next Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. t
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To ALL. PARTICULARLY
NYALID6,1

Rpring sa tsyins sssson. Innfcations Q, |
sfckS1SsS shcdidfat ohcS be attended Tor
Fatal diseases may be caused by allowing
no bowels te become constipated and the
ystem 20 REMAIN y q dtsoratla c9nais,
Ion. until the dlsofdef has Time 70 deVeIcp
itself An oun"e Of prevention ID worm
pound OF cure, 10 an old and truth fol cay;
Ing. Therefore, we advice all who are
troublOd with the complaints now very
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., indigestion, dfsord-
cred liver, want Of apDa1te, nausea OF
fevertsh Skin, to take, without delay
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
NO remedy 80 harmless end decisive IN fts
ction.S n st once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces nealtny Tone
to the system. People never need suner
rom any disease arising frotn'a disordered
Condition Of the liver If they would take
his excellent medicine when they 1eei
he nrstindicationAoft the malady. Fami-
les leaving home foy the summer mentns
shotHd take three q fouf. boyes OF these
piIlsWtth MEM. They have an afmost
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the paiteni Of headache In one or I've
hour. MdtWfil rapidly Gle tnse the liver
Of surrounding bile, and will enectualiy
prevent . biiilous attack. They are sold
by all druggists
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Weather,
Boy Run over.

Yesterday about o'clock, boy whose
name We could not.sscertsin, was run
over by an express wagon on Chapline
street, between twenty second street and
Alley ls. The boy was hanging on the
roar end of an express wagon, when
another was driven up at q rapid gait,
gong in the same direction. The boy let
60 his hold and started to ge. out of the
way, when the horse of the one being
driven SO rapidly ran against him,
knocking him down and trsmping on
his arm. The boy was badly but not
seriously hurt. In many instances this
fast driving is too frequently INDUCED
in by racing teams.
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NEIGHBO K HOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Docs are too numerous.
TIE mercury looked high yesterday.
Two occupants in the "cooler" yester'
day morning.
COMMUNION services at the Catholic
church tomorrow.
PEDESTRIANS sought the shaded side Of
the street yeeterdsy.
THE Gas Company stockholders NEE,
at their Office to-day.
Mr.. Taos. WETHxRALD is lying sick
at his home on Gravel hill.
MRS. SHOEMAKER, of Nassilon, is Wis
iting her parents in this city.
Miss RAY, of Wellsburg, w. Va, Is
visiting Robert Ray, III this city.
The nail factory of this place is max.
ing large shipments to the west.
TnE dulcet tones of the hand organ
disturbeth the quiet OF the street Arabs.
THE root of Bensons ferry boat is
being tarred over for the summer cam.
psign. .
The Bret Harte Literary Society met
at the residence OF Mr. j. b. Smith, last
evening.
BISHOP RosECRANs. of Columbus, will
deliver sermon IN the Catholic church
tomorrow.
The Liederkrsntz will give concert
in Zilch's hall, Monday evening, to be
conducted by Lou. Vaas.
The SANDER sui. of. August Schick
against ex-Sheriff Cochran, last Wednes-
day, was mutually settled.
Rev. J. RoDGrR, of Pittsburgh, lectur-
ed in the M. K Church Wednesday ever
ing Subject: Temperance.
SELLERS is going to give another pic
ture baby show. Cow, OF the Leader, is
in training FOR the exhibition.
IT seems to be the desire of many citi-
zens that Belmont street be opened all
the way through by Council.
TIE Street Railway Company has
ordered q new set OF wheels for their
Gals, and will have them by the first Of
next week.
TIE Building Associations return this
year for taxation, moneys and credits, as
follows: Mutual, $6,56l; Carroll, S7,l25;
National, $l4,4s4; Workingmens', s2l,-
lSS.
NEW buildings were erected during
the past year as follows: FIRST ward,
5000; Second, So, 475; Third, $3.50:
Fourth. $l0,500; Fifth, $l0Sl0, Total
s37,675.
AT the meeting Of the new Board of
Directors for the Bellslre Street Railway
Company, last Thursday, Fred. Rode
wig was elected Superintendent, Arthur
Mccain President, Sol. Arbeptz Treas
ursr.
JOHN Q. ADAMS the departed shade
of the great John Qaincy, was on q
bender" in this place, and had himself
"caboosed" by Officer McElhsny. John
Quincy was released upon bail to appear
when wanted.
DURING the year ending March Slst
there we're sixty three deaths, and two
hundred and thirty-three, births In the
city. Out OF the whole number of births
the assessors do not report single ille-
git,mate child.
TIE Assessors OF the city have made
heir returns TO the County Auditor. An
inspection of the books shows total list
ing of personal property exclusive of
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avhee!iag grgister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Great Bargsins-Turner i Dillon.
The Ice Cream Season-Mrs. Zeigen-
folder. .- yT- d.
California Dried Frait-Thoburn i
Brother.
Undertsking-Zink Il Son.
Try Sullivan's Cologne,
Carpets and observation-disclosures i
Dittman.
English Lutheran Sunday School Ex-
curslon.
Notice-Louis l.. Stifel.
Cornice Moulding-G. Mendel, Booth
Il %.
Brussels Carpets-Friend Il Son.
One Hundred Laborers Wanted.
Fourth street NJ. E. Church.
DISCIPLES Church.
Notice to Delinquent City Tax and
Water Rent Payers.
Letter List.
Lounges-C. r. Morehesd u Go,
Ice Water-Cummins i Woods.
Base Ball La Bellies Us Standards.
Ice Cresm-Joseph Feay.
Steamboat Stationery Stanton
Davenport.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transactions in real
estate were received at the office of the
county clerk yesterday. -l.
Deed made May 8, 1877, from George
LETTERS, trustee, to Judith Roettger, a
tract of land opposite the wheelright
house on Roettger estate, containing
enc acre, two roods and ten poles; for
$500.
Deed made May Is, 1877, from Judith
Roettger to Mary Roettger and Kitty
Roettger, lot No. 10 on the plat OF the
estate of. Lydia Crangle, deceased, fof So.
Deed made July !, 1872, from Mt.
Wood Cemetery Association to Chss.
Walters and Peter Waters, one-hsIt OF
lots Nos. 4 and 8, section = IN Mt. Wood
Cemetery; Tor $50.
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On the Way.

Mr.. q. Anderson, proprietor of the
Eastern Tea House, of this city, has the
biggest thing out in the way OF teas. 1t
is nothing more or less than a complete
Car load of fresh green and black teas,
direct from San Francisco. The invoice
will, arrive about Saturday next. Mr..
Anderson requests consumers to c',N and
inspect each chest for themselves. They
are the finest teas ever brought this side
OF the mountains. and will be sold very
low TO- cash.
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n small Pox-serious Complaint.

Complaint has been made TO US re.
gsrding case of small pcx near he head
Of alley ID, near the ''cut rosd," Centre
Wheeling. The case reported is John
Robp, Jr,, who came from Pittsburgh to
attend the funeral of Pat OShaughnessy.
The next day after the funeral, he was
take q with the dread disease, md has
since been waited upon by Dick Bradley,
who is allowed the liberties OF the city.
This is case for the health officer to
look after, ana to prevent this man going
about the streets at the risk
of innoculating whomsoever he may
come in contact. The complaint
dsmsA ds immediate attention.
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banks, railroads, street railway and in
snrance. as follows:
THF man ufactnring estAblish msot 10

TIE man ukscturang estsoiisomsots-oi
this place, i.wsjudge from 4es apouns
listed BY them ior taxation, have mob
been in as. Hourishing condition as they
were the preceding year In the year
1876 the Bellaire Nail Wooks returned
s2s,2 OS against s2o,o4s this year; the
Belmont Glass Works 1850 against
S2S,s $50; the Baron Manufacturing Com.
pany $i2,45O against $l0.50Si the Ohio
Glass Company ss2625 sgs.nst $l,76O;
the National Glass Company $1,000
against s2,O25; the Bellaire window
Glass Company $3.50 against So, s5o;
and the Bellaire Manufacturing Com
pary $500 against $3.50 making q
total decrease in The amount returned
for taxation By these establishments OF
s2s, 3sS-st. Casrsoille Gazette.
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swindlers Utilizing Murpby's Name.

Now It Is stated that q gang OF SWIM
dlers have concocted plan to use the
Murphy movement to their advantage
They 70 into the country districts and
represent that secret national temper
ancs organization has been formed, with
Francis Murphy as President; that Its
object 10 . political one; that all Murphy
COL verts are to be used to elect snch can
didates as are named by the secret Or
ganizatien. The swindlers select for
their victims men who are supposed to
have money, and offer to appoint them
the secret agents for their respective dis
trlcts. If they consent, an Initiation fee
Of $50 is demanded, and if they are fools
enough TO comply with the demand, the
swindle il complete.
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Personalities.

Col. Ned Woods, State Librarian, re.
turned to the city, yesterday, on the Hud-
son. The Colonel has been visiting at
Charleston the past few weeks, and
seems greatly improved by his vacation.
Justice Wheeler is confined to his resi-
dence Oh the South Side, by illness.
Mr.. James Peters and bride arrived in
the city night before last.
E1-Delegste Totten, of Mineral
county, is in the city.
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PfScaiOrtal.

The old Wide-Awske Fishing Club
have rsorgsnizet for the coming season,
and promise to make things lively for
the little fishes. The officers of the club
under the new regime are James DAILY,
president; George l.. Frobe, treasurer,
and Peter De Holpp, secretary. The
services of Frank Robinson, the popular
cook, have been engaged for the season.
This ,evening the members OF the club
start OF their first fishing excursion on
the Abner O'Neal, to the vicinity of
Pike Island, where they will go into
camp for the greater portion of next
uRaak
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First Gala Day at Neahausen's Sam
meF Garden. Gee 81 f.

To-day, the opening of Wheeling's
summer resort under the management
of Mr.. A. Neuhsusen, takes place. The
concert will commence at 2 p. N, and
will be kept up till 10 o'clock In the
evening. i The street cars will run TIL the
concert is over, and we expect to see sll
the buggles out, besides. Arrangements
have been made to illuminate In the
evening, aud rockets will start toward
the heavens from Hornbrook's noble
park. Neuhausen has just brought out
bis bill of hare for the Summer Garden,
and all visitors should take supper to,
night under those lesant trees.
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TRUTH is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W. Ferrefs. He has msde some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 8
cents; "A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
IN proportion. ,-f
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FINER perfumes at lower prices than
ever before offered can now be had at
McLsin Brothers.
A GOOD corset for 40 cents at q. T.,
Roth's.
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Eatr and Festival.

Last night we visited the fair and
festival that has been in progress at the
church of the immaculate Conception,
Eighth ward, since Wednesday night.
The hall was most artfully arraigned,
and showed grand display Of feminine
taste. In saunterlng around the hall we
came to the
h' FANCY TABLE,
which was presided over by Misses Mary
A. Bowman, Annie Mccormick, Mary
Coughland, THERESA Heller, Bridget
Mularkey1 and Mary Flanagan. The
table was ladened with q number OF
srtistieally designed patterns OF handi-
work, and other articles too numerous 70
mention. Next came the
PosToFFICE,
in which stood Misses Josephine Bow
man and Mary j. Mountain, who sought
every opportunity to comply to the fes-
tival postal law, Wis >, to hand out q letter
and charge ten cents postage.
The retreshment stand was ladened
with all the delicscies of the season, and
attended By Misses Christina Wsnnuth.
Mary HUGH and Joanna Fisher.
Refreshment table No. z was where
the more delicate dsinties were dis
pensed by Misses Gussie Handlan and
Mary Gschwendtner.
Mrs. Frederick Chrlsmeyer and Mrs.
McIntie stood ut the supper table, and
welcomed the hungry guests as they
gathered around in quest of the more
necessary substantials OF life.
Last came the floral stand, which
showed the earliest flowers wrought
into bouquets of the most exquisite
designs by the Misses Sada Mckinley
and Louise Bero who offered them TO
the patrols OF the fair.
The festival and fair will close TO-.
night, and those who feel inclined to
spend pleasant evening, could not do
better than patronize this place where
beauty and kindness will welcome you
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To the PuJGc:--For the largest variety
OF ladies', misses and children's shoes, At
prices that defy competition (quaiity
considered), 60 to the shoe honse Of
Jerry Clemens, corner MAIN ana
Eleventh streets.
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PIANOS FOR BEGINNERs.-Se vera
good 6 octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, tor sale or rent on easy terms, At
ADAMS i LUCAS
1927 Market street.
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HANGING Baskets and Vases hiied az
T. Schreiber's Island Green HOUSE 70
North Front street.
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Local Weather Report.

Below We give the highest tempers-
ture and state of the weather for the
week ending to-day, furnished by Mr..
Christian Schnept, at the Opera house
drug store, corner Market and Four
teenth streets:
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SOMETHING quite handsome in en-.
broidered collars and cuffs. All shades
in worsted frlnges; also new assortment
of black silk fringes. L. Swsbacker.
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PAKTIEs desirous of purchasing cloth.
ing would do well TO call on Frank Bros,
the noted square,dealing clothlers, at
their establishment No. IS Twelfth
street.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Blends.
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REMEMBER the Grand Picnic on Mon
day at the Fair Grounds by the Germa-
MIA Society.
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Buy Gloves at Speyer Bros.

The only house in the city that retaiis
clothing at wholesale prices is Frank
Bros, As Twelfth street.
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TIE Largest stock of Trimmed Hats in
the city at Speyer Bros.
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Bur Ribbons At speyer Bros.

LUCIA TIrs, the nobbiest slipper out
for ladies. Just received at Jerry
Clemens.
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TIE best sIOO kid glove TO be found
in the city, at q. &. Roth's, 2lOo Main
street.
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Roses, Gersniums, Holythrops, &c,
for safe at T. SchreIbar's Island Green
House, l73 North Front street.
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ALL wool psntsloons, fit gurauteed,
made to order Ior IS at Frank Bros, As
Twelfth street.
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CONE early and avoid the rush at
Frank Bros, 46 Twelfth street.
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SHUT up your store in time tonight 70
got to Neuhsusen's Summer Garden'
Admission free.
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BEST SIPS corsets in the city, kid
gloves, fans, ties, black lace scsrfngs,
tiGles, ruchings, sc. L. Swsbsckers.
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Picnic commences at O'Clock Mon
day. A cordial in invitation TO all.
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my Maryland Bouquet" the ladies'
delight, 1t McLsin Brothers.
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JUST received, large lot OF corsets
which l will sell at 40 cents, very cheap.
GEO. e. RoTh.
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SOUP Lunch this evening at the Union
Restaurant. Grand Lunch Monday
morning.
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SHUT up your store il time tonight to
go 10 Neuhsusel's Summer Garden.
Admission tree.
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HAMBURG edgings, very cheap, at g. g.
Roth's.
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HSEE that monster Balloon arise at three
o'clock from the picnic grounds.
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JUST received, lot OF Children's
Shoes of tins latest styles, ST l. v.
Blond'a a. -.--
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SEE the fireworks at Neuhausens
Summer Garden tonight.
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SEE the fireworks at N euhausen's
Summer Garden to night.
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ATTEND the Germsnia Picnic on Mon
day and enjoy yourself.
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WARM meals will be served at the
Germsnis Picnic on Monday.
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LAEsr STYLES OF Shoes just received
at l.. Y. Blends
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"YLANG YLANG," an exquisite per-
fume, only 50 cents bottle, at McLsin
Brothers.
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Go see the great slaughter sale OF
clothing to-day at Frank Bros, At
Twelfth street.
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NHw and scarce plants for hanging
baskets at T. SchreIber's Island Green
House. 49,
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
to j. w. FERRELs.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Firm.

IL
STATE BoNps-Steady, except Louisi-
ana consols, which advanced per cent.
the result. of the Funding Board resolv-
inc to provide for prompt meeting OF
the interest obligations OF the State.
SrocKs-The market in the forenoon
was weak tor coal stocks and compar-
stiyely firm for the general list. In the
afternoon the market was firm with the
exception OF the coal stocks which declin-
ed 10 the lowest figures of the day. Del
aware, Lsckswanna and Western touch
ing 43t, Delaware and Hudson 3S{ and
Morris and Essex 80. The advance
in the general list was most marked
in the Granger and Michigan Central.
The St. Paul books close on the I'D
inst, and there wss some demand tor
the stock for election purposes, which
had something TO do with the rise IN
these shares; preferred was worth l.64
per cent. for use to-day, and there was n
difference Of 4 between regular and seller
five DAYS. The transactions on the Stock
Exchange to-day aggregated 10000
shares, OF which $500 were New
York Central, 24,S00 Lake Shore, 10000
North western, $500 Rock Island, 10000
st. Paul, 1900 Delaware, Lackswanna
and Western, 5000 Delaware and Hud
son. 1000 Morris and Essex, 5000 Mich
ipsn Central, 1000 Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph, 1000 Ohios, and $4,000 Western
Union.