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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Are selling very CHEAP at
CHARLIE JONES',
Colleqe street, Fayetteville, Tenn

WV ~ " y 49, - J
Opposite WILSON'S Livery Stable,
OUCH as Al lbs. OF the best coffee for ST..
y 10 ms. n. o. Sugar, 8 lbs Lard, Meal
60c per bush, Coal OIL t,st 175, 40c per gal /,
Frazer's Axle Grease Zoe per box, Horse
Shoes from 5 to cents apiece, or So cents
per Ii, Mule Shoes 6 cents each. or 6IS cts.
per h. Auaburn Nails 25c per h., Nails, 81
yes from 3's TO 4Ws from 80 80 TO S4.50per
keg, tobacco from soc to 81 per b., cigars
21ac 10 &c each, and other goods. such as
Cedar Buckets and ChuIns, Pine Tubs and
Buckets, Washing Boards, Selves. Trays.
Brooms, Baskets, Bacon, MolaSses, Vinegar,
Baking Powders, Extracts, Pickles, Canned
Goods, Cheese, Dried Beef Blasting Powder
and Fuse, French Harps Jews Larps, yari-
Gus sizes, and in fact most everything kept
in first class Grocery House, all Of which
he proposes to sell for a very small profit
for cash or barter CHARLIE JONES.
auvl-3m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26
ll Ayehave welcome new

Ik Wehave welcome news
from the smitten South. The
fever IS slowly loosing its hold.
In Memphis, DIR. Summers re-
ports, it "has ceased to be cpl
demic." In New Orleans the
decrease in the death rate is
marked and gratifying. In
RrownsvilIe it is bad. Chatta-
nooga has had FIVE deaths, two
refugees and three residents
IA therc arc now six or seven
49,. under treatment. Deca-
,.',. has had five deaths, q part
refugees, with few cases. most
" negroes, sick.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26

re- Beast Baller's handling Of
the Massachusetts Democracy was
the most sublime exhibition of
cheek the annals OF political scram
hles have yet recorded. Without
even claiming TO be member Of
the party he concluded to force
his nomination at the hands OF
the Democratic State Convention.
To ACCOMPLISH this he set up del
egations. brought on HE followers
from all parts Of the State and de-
termined TO force his way into tie
Democratic party whether or not.
1t was evident from the fret that
nearly the whole machinery of
the party was in the hands Of
men opposed TO turning the organ
Iization over to Butler. The tao
tics used to meet this state Of
things are peculiar TO Butler. NJ
other politician would have haC
the Hall broken open and thrur'
his followers by force into tht
Convention to make a nomination
in defiance Of both civil author
tiles and party managers i
was peculiarly o Butler trick
, and it will be interesting to see
: how far such a nomination will at
lect the voters OF The State. Th'
, full ticket nominated by this al
; legged Convention will be Claimed
as the regular Democratic ticket
! though another ticket making tn
same claim was to be put in til
!. field in Boston on the 10Th.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26

M 1t is very general claim
of bankrupts that their disasters
were mainly owing to the shrink
age Of real estate" This is rath
er of a standing plea of all man
ner of deialcations, whether by
banks, business interpretations or
individuals. But very few, how
ever, ever show much shrunkeh
real estate among their assets.
This kind of property nevershrinks
in dimensions. If it does in value
it is because lis owner has over
loaded i! with other people'smoney
aud put the surplus into some
venture, or used the credit ac'
quired by such ownership for
fraudulent purposes. Everything
in the nature Of business failures
Is charged up to "shrinkage Of val
ues," when it should be TO a shrun
ken conscience and unjusiiliablc
expenditures.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26

B.-From November 18th, 1878, | will
be in nv Office in the town of Fayetteville
(every day except Sunday.) for the pur-
pose Of collecting State, County and School
Revenue for the year 1878 until the LIST
Monday in February, 1879, after which
time alt delinquent taxes for the year 1873
will be placed in the hands Of officers Tor
collection. II. HENDEKSON,
Sent 10 1879. II uStee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26

~ Artillery win be fred in
some of the infected cities Of the
south during the night and pow
der will be exploded as rapidly as
possible during the day in order to
put to practical test the theory
that conclusion is a disintectaut
which destroys the germs produ-
cling yellow fever. 1t is claimed
by believers in the theory that if
this plan is fairly tried the disease
will abate within As hours.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26

Victor Sanders was married in
Rockingham, Va four years ago,
and on the next day killed man.
He was sent TO prison on a convic.
ton of manslaushter His wife
cot a divorce and married another
man. but she was widowed when
Sanders was discharged, recently,
and on meeting they married.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26
Public Speaking!

DON. w. P. Tolley and 10. G. Cariigan,
EH Esq, candidates for the State Senate
from the counties Of Lincoln, Franklin,
Marshall and Moore, will address the PEG
pie of Lincoln county, at the following times
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26

W The Governor elect Of
Alabama, has appointed Col.
Robert Mckee. the able editor
of the Selma (Ala.) Argus, Sec
retary of State. He enters up
on the discharge of his duties
the LIST of November. A good
selection.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26

The qantity of Pork and other improper
food consumed is enormous and produces
ITS inevitable results in innumerable types
Of disease, especially those Of the blood,
exhibited by Pimples, Biotches, Sores, etc,
all of which, however, yield rapidly ard
surely 10 Dr.. BULBS Blood Mixture.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26
e .ses 70: ~ :

Z WILL attend at the GLOWING times and
L places, in Lincoln County, Tennessee, for
the purpose of collecting the State, County
and School TAXES for the year 1878:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26
LYNCHBURG.
Two MORE GREAT QUESTIONS
at Eynchburg
81 q 6 d = 9

all who buy their goods from
J.L. BRYANT & CO. are prosperous
and happy.
SECOND-TbatJ L. BRY ANT & co. have
the latest purchase, and the cheapest
freshest and newest styles of goods in
I,ynchburg.
OF course they are selling them cheaper
than those who bought at higher prices,
without any "Bulldozing," which they do
not propose to resort to.
They invite all their friends, and espe-
ciaflv
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26

Thomas Sharp shot aud fatally
wounded David Garrison at Hus
tonville, KY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-26
THE LADIES

TO call and examine their goods and prices
before they buy. They have ali the new
est styles of Collars, Cuffs, Buttons, Dress
Goods. Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Scarfs,
Flowers, Jewelry, Hosiery, Corsets, Para
soils. Umbrellas, Gloves, Fans, and everything
that lady needs. They also keep every
article young man NEEDS, and all that an
old man WANTS, IN the Clothing and Agri-
cultural line They ask all to come and
see their goods and learn their prices, and,
in fact to buy what they need. and go
home and grow rich. They keep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12

81 for city made Other articles unchanged Frsgh
ssa. isii'sss
.ss- gSo 90 .o S. Ss ss.. do 81 40 ~
l58.p2o shipmeuts railroad. hour. $3.50
Sa ,s sso5 DO b sss. % Ss
wheat. is.sso bushels; corn. i7assO oats
go oswnco. July II 1878.
Miw.akss club A. 8 o. REQ State seld a. 81 o.
to arrive q. 44e e.s ss. sss
SOC n bond Corn i
Ia sis ss SOL % per 9s s s
Mnsss ana Rss ie corr saa rye; s g Kew nS.k
%Isss 800 bushels iu@o:S 400 sss shipIsSSss-
Corn. loo bushels; lumber ss.5ooieet-
Flou. quiet but n,uas whsa, .trous extra white Mich
81 M s.a ,o ess .sa ' as
Doe; .sssd. R.esip,s-Four, 700 obl.. wheat. 10000
Fsas sSsss corn oats
100 bushels
Flour steady ana aush.ngsa Wheat active a5asr aud
aa and lower Se a. ss steady a. Soc
Barley quiet and usehsngsd por. nomInsiy unchsnssS
a a
: :s .s ss;, Us s. IS
@ ssss maj ssss
aa
s. So Kessps ass II o - sa 20
CHICAGO. July II. 1878.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat active. arm ana higher;
No Chicago spring. 97c No do 96sc., cash; 9oc.
S6A<c.. July 64,Sc August; SEE, Septem No.
DO Sc . y g. s Corn active. ns@ a"d hisher; sshs
$780, s.ptemeer rejected 63sc, Oats In fsir demand
and higher; 25Ac, cash; 2t5sc. 25c Jny 22Ac.. Au-
mAna and shade higher At 4sc barley qass bus steady
SO SO . 90 52!s. August; So 92H 80 s.. sep
81 sss ss s rna So sesa'
81 OK 81 o5. september tulk fairly active and
shade hi cher; shoulders 4ssc short RIO oHc short
sides. 5Ae Whisky steady and unbalanced Freights--
Corn to buffalo Ne Keespts-Flour. 500 bbis. wheat.
IA 0o nushels corn. 2U2 800 oats. "a 0cO do.
3.4Go do barley 400 do sapnents Flour $500 bbs;
wheat 23OOO bnshels corn 1000 do oats CT 900
barley, 5lOo DO; At the closs-Mhest unsettled and
lower; sSc asa*c July 1885, ss4c. August Corn dull
and nc lower PORK heavy lower; 80 40 asked Au-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT EASY; FUTURES CLOSED DULL
FLOUR sTEADY-wnEAT uIGHER-CORN
FIRMER-oATs FIRMER-PoRK QUIET-LARD
FIRM WHISKY NOMINAL - PETRoLEUM
QUIEr-oLs QUIET-sPlRITs TURPENTINE
QUIET-RosIN QUIEr-CoFFEE QUIEr-sUGAR
QUIET.
THURSDAY, July 11-6 p N.
Business was moderate most departments OF
trade to-day, but there was pretty good feeling
abroad, and In some cases greater frmness. On
'Change f,ur steady Wheat and
higher but not active Corn were rmer
under good demand. wh,skey was nominal. PORK
quiet. Lard was arm. Cotton on the spot easy.
Futures closed dull. Groceries generally quiet
Naval sores oils and petroleum quiet and without
important change.
COFFEE The market for Rio sales $40
bags ex Hsrrox; 400 bags Duen 73l and 955 bags
OK City OF Rio Jane.o the latter lots all private
terms Mild coffee quiet We quote: Ordinary car
goes 134c fair do, Ice good d. 1915 prime do. i7c
i5zc I5sc. gold 10 days. Java, government bags 2oc.
2lnc do. grass mats. 2oc. axe Singapore, I7c
IsSc Ceylon, I5c 1sc Maracabo, 13c. 17c.; La
guayra 40. Ice. jamaica 13c. Ice ;'SL Domingo.
IKE. l3c- Porto Rico, lac l6sc. Costa kica. lac
l7c: Mexican l5c. I6c. MscAssar lie 1sc.; Angos-
tura i3c lokc Savanilis l3c l6kc; Curacao, I3c.
CorTos on tho spot easy tone. with
price, Futares opened steady and shade
aud closed dull nj about opening cures Todays
closing prices Dared with wedncsday's M foows:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July IL. 1879
Cotton nominal. midlinr. lo.c niddiing. lOjse
good ordinary 9sc Net receipts 80 bales Stock 3t60
Nrw ORLEANS. July II. 1s7s.
Cotton auiet. Arm; middliue, lie. midding n1Sc
good ordinary vsc Net receipts l74 bales; gross 325.
MosrLw, July II, 1873
Cotton steady; middlinr, 1O1c low middng, IO,zc
good ordinary. 9he Net receipts, 10 bales Exports
SAVANNAH, July II. 1879
Cotton Grm; mddipg. 10 10 ioe., low Iniddiinr.
Exposts cossswiss 5o5. sales. So stock. 523
CHARLrsros. July II. 1878
Cotton steady middinE, lie miding. lOstc good
ordinary, lOc- Net receipts IOu bales Experts
wise. I54 sales. -. Stock. 3a3.
wmsIscroS. y. O., July II, 1873
81 - tor strained Crude turpenne ri ~ for
VI 10 for yellow dip and 81 tor Tar steady 81 AZ.
roLxpo. July n, 1873.
1s a,E% NJ .s''c Mi'eiFaH 3 os sS,fa g.
oyc.; ecr August. 93c. spot. 81; No roa winter
SPOT. 81 U5i seller July, 95l4c seller August DC new,
Michigan red, seller july esc colS quiet, hra mixed.
August. 4ic; No. white. Ale rejected, So Oats,
eushcis; corn. IUooJ do oats 100 do thipmsnts :
wheat loo bushels; corn. So 900 do oats 100 do.
Az the cioso wheat IN GOOD demand; No WHITE Micbi
BID; sales sDc. seller July; e5c osc seller Al us,
No rod winter. scer August B1c Dl3sc Corn steady
40. =, 1Oeas.; rejected TO arrive. Soc.
BUFFALO, Jny ~. 1879
prices Wheat in lar milling demand saos 10000 bushe
special BIN Miwsukee srring At oot 5000 do Nc.
hara MiIwsukee Asd BOY do white Michigan on prvse
terms Corn shade higher. sales 20 bushels Kansas
Western ~ ii 10. and $500 do Kansas in icts At s1c
aa ssa'F: sale. ss" "s. 4s y. .s, use % y.
s..i.s aa ": .ss ss EssS-A::. sss 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
SALE OF FLANNELS AND BLANKETS

The heavy pefemptory trade sale nanncis blanksts
and chevois, by order Of Faulkner, Page l. Co. vas
Hosuet Il Co, at Nos. "a and % White street The
nrst lot % cases. 90 pairs eacn, 1911 cochiokswck,
marked n. s. & s., were sold at 81 o. per pair,
IL cases, OF 90 pairs each, liza Tewksbury.
marked N. s. s., at 81 % per pair; 20 casss
q. n. G., GILBERT blankets, ~ pairs In . case, II
IS 70 per pair 81 cases, ia, goods ~ 81 20
por PAIR; Cases. O. H. g., IL - Poiaris Gbcrts, AZ
81 80 per pair; II cases. la same goods, 1T s. so
per par 20 cases. Ia X, white, n 81 40 per pair;
vs. Cases. l2s. same goods at IS % per pa so casc
samo goods, al 50 20 per pair; cases, l2-4. same
goods. a. 81 so per pair cases. 1884, same goods al
IS 20 per pair; cases. 1ts same goods, - 50 So
per pair cases ia xxx, goods, al $40 90 per
paif; cases. 1874. sane goods al $ll 30 per par
cases, IA, same goods, al $l2 ~ per pair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
DANGEROUS USE OF KEROSENE.

Mrs. Margaret Walsh, thirty years Of age aud her
daughter Mary eight years OF age. OF No 45s Baltic
street, Brooklyn died NJ ST PEERS Hospital yesicr
day morning, from The effects Of burns scedonuy 70
ceived the evening previous IL appears that MIRA
walsh was pouring some Kerosene on IRON can inte
stove Tor the purpose OF making the IRE. ~h ch
had already started, burn better, wnen the
DENY exp odcd scattering the burning OIL over ner
seli and daughter Before assistance could be rem
dored, motnsr sud daughter were ootn badly burned
Mrs MINNIE Lehman, twenty years OF age, residins
on broadway, East New York, was severely burned
about Tho body on Wednesday evening by the expo.
sion OF can filed with kerosene OIL she enoeav.
srtug 20 mako hre burn better when the accident
hAPpensd The tuldtsg vas damaged 70 tbs extsnt
Of $50. TtI - I..t. W..
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

An effort 10 being made BY nsmber OF the crsdttsss
OF David n. Koehler. Wholesale liquor dealer q Nos
202 and 2o4 East Twenty ninth street, 10 throw hin
INTO bankruptcy, aud petition for that purpose hss
peon nled by nfiesn crsdilors whose claims auoup.
to about 500 600. His Liabilities $5l0 SD
The viii up Tor Adjudication on The ieth
inst tN
number OF the creditors OF Rodgers, Wardrobe &
Co., importers Of faces, AZ No 80 Howard street. have
died petition in bankruptcy against The Or N. 30 ~ Il
enable them 20 take proceedings for composition.
The Liabilities amount TO sos, 30 70
fore Register Little oy Edward G. Stevens, OF Caro-
N. Y, Tor settlement with his creditors a. twenty
ave the dollar. cash, within thirty days ale
ter the signing OF the dual order. Tue haoities
amount to Sl003S 90, and there are seventeen crsd
tors IN Now York city out OF total OF thirty one
A meeting OF tue creditors OF the New YORK Lace
Rune Company, OF No. Mercer street, was held
yesterday At the Office OF Register ketchum Four
teen claims were proved. amounting 10 $l4, IoS 70.
The largest claims were the iolowing:-R N. Hazard,
S.. 775; Charles Tiffany, $3225; L. Weaver. y, 500
James Monroe ~, 800 aud Peoples Bank 5000. -Four
Of the claims proved for amounts less thae So
tho smallest beng that OF James n. Fitzgerald, II 90
Rowland \. Hazard was elected aesignss :
Ignatz Nssen, dealer IN made application -
Register Kstchum recently for his discharge IRON
bankruptcy. Tho matter came up yesterday, and, -
there opposition by the creditors, the petuen
will DO granted
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mon shares. 1eX Ere preferred shares, Sax New

mon shares 1eX Erie preferred shares Sax; New
Jersey Central, As; Illinois Central, 49, t
STATE BONDS.
State bonds st she Beard were neglected District
Of Columbia a65s sold at 81 and s3zS.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds the largest rise In Nov Jsr-
ssy Central issuss-l tx per cent The other
changes wsre:-An advance Of X In Chicago. Bur-
lngton and Quincy lights and Lehsh and Wilkes
barre consos assented, u In Lehigh and wilkesbarro
consols, Paonc Railroad OF Missouri nrsts and st..
LOUIS and Iron Mountain nrsss, ana u in hannibal
ana 81. Joseph Fights convsrtble& and Chicago. Bur-
lington and Quincy ssvens There was decline Of
per cent in Alton and Terrs Haue seconds preferred
and New York Elevated Railroad nrsts, and IN
c., c.. G. and The largest transactions were IN New
Jersey Central issues and Lehigh and wkesbarre con-
soils
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ling prices in San Francisco wsre:-

The total sales OF stocks At the Board to-day aggre
gated 139, IA shares.
The receipts and shipments Of wheat and corn at
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day interchangeable
cepts OF wheat H. 100 bush els; shipments % ST.;
receipts OF corn 2o2 $40 bushels; shipments, 2sl l3s
Observation-Disclosures OF wheat 97,3oo bushels; ship
ments. 2s 100; receipts OF corn $500 bushels ship
msnts, none.
The Western Union earnings increase OF
$22 900 Tor The fourth week in June and $1S 500 for
the first in July. Tho earnings for the quarter
are $170, 900 in excess OF the estimate.
The gross earnings OF the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway for the fourth week June (22d to 30th In
cusive) are $S3, l74 IS, and for the month ending
June 80. 1873, $ss.43S 20.
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A CHASTITY accident occurred a, Rockawsy beach on
Wednesday evening. Az the hali-psst seven O'Clock
train for the city leaving Eidcrt's Grove GET.
man baker, named Michael Maucr. Of Williamsburg
attempted TO got on board alter It had started and
was well In motion. He missed his hold Of tho plat
form railing, and, swinging underneath was run over
oy the trucks OF one car his body being entrciy cue
In two and lying on either side OF the rail- He was
apparently considerably under the influence Of LIQUOR
AZ the time. HIS wife accompanied " the beach.
but was not TO leave for home unit, the train.
shc was on the platform NJ the time and witnessed
her husbands horrible death. Coroner Mccarthy, OF
Hampstead, ncid an inquest yesterday and The JURY
lou nd verdict IN accord an CO uth tho facte
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active ana
FeVerish.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 IL.
Government Bonds Firm. States Dull and
Railroads Generally Higher.
HONEY ON CALL EASY AT 1L2As PER CENT.
WALL STREET,


THURSDAY, July 1l-6EM)
II variety DO the spice OF life, as the proverb
teaches scarcely worth while to look for the con-
diment upon the Stock Exchange. when Lake Shore
continues to speculation day alter day with
the persistsnty recurring and ever unchanging
eavor. To-day, for many days past. 1t proved 70
be tho most toohsome Ingredient IN the speculative
mixture, and whetted the appetite Of traders In IKE
proportion Nor did it fail TO provide satisfactory
meal Tor both bulls and bears OF moderate appetitss,
for fluctuations constant between the limits OF
TX per cont ana many Moo tidbit in the shape OF
ighths quarters to be picked up BY traders
upon either side OF the account Tho highest price
touched during the session was 68 and the lowest
Ok, and between these two points the vibration
was frequent rapid enough to defy the researches
Of financial Edison did he attempt to discover the
reason why. It IS, In fact tho "reason why" Tor
tnese giraffe movements in Lake Shore that Is
now puxzng the street. Largo blocks Of stock
were bought to-day apparently under one Order and
wore confidently placed the credit OF Gould.
eene Sage Co., while with equal confidence 1t
believed that Mr. Vanderbilt aud his friends had
sold them. Certainly the latter parties should know
what they about, holding the key Of the position
in their keeping they do from foreknowiedgs OF
what will result from the Saratoga Conference The
Triggers OF New jersey Central lot out couple
Of points to-day, the price falling from Is to 49,
made a mess OF the Erie speculation. Is said
to have ieathered his nest out OF the hoist
In the Jersey stock, and It is reported will
now under the iavoring augures Of prosperity and
experience, renew his Efforts In Ere with better
chances of success. At least It IL whispered that
rise is place in Erie. and the symptoms are to
be primarily looked Tor it Is said. upon the London
market Coal shares lower to-day without
ostensibe reason, the ST. Paul stocks strong and
higher, and the Northwesterns barely steady. Tho
res. OF tho list without feature and without
attention, ana SO closed
OPENING PRIoEs.
Tho opening prices Of stocks at the Board to-day
were as ioIlows:-New York Central, 1907 Erie, 161;
Lake Shore, 62H; wabash.1 IL; North Western. 52H;
DO, preferred. 7sH; Rock Island. 115t; Milwaukee
and 8. Paul. SAX do. preferred, SAN Pstsburg, 81;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, ok New jersey
Central AK; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 59H Nor
ris and Essex, So; Michigan Ceasrsl eS%; Illinois
Central 81; Union Pacific. 63x: e. Z. and l., 26l<;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1l1N; Chicago and
Alton, ST. Hannibal and ST Joseph, IN; Ohio and
Mississippi s; Western Union, ssal; Pacific Mail,
AK g
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Tue London advlces report oousoIs and United
states bonds steady and without material change.
American ralwsy shares werc strong and higher tho
advance ranging IRON u TO Is per cent the latter
In New Jersey Central stock and do consol frsts.
Tho former sold up 10 IS and the latter TO OK. Eric
advanced II, 10 I65s; preferred y, to 32x; Resdng
" to 1917; Limos Central q. to $50, and Pennsyl
vania Central u, 10 3255 Tue two last oamed lost
the Improvement al the oiosa Tue Bank OF England
directors at their re- uiar weekly court made no
obasso In the rate Of dlscoun which remains at a.
per cent. fhs bank gained col. 900 buInon for the
week ending yesterday, the proportion OF reserve to
liabilities being 1874 against 30 1918 per last
week. The sum Of 100000 bullion was withdrawn
from the Bank OF England To-day on balance Al
Paris reoics Tell on 10 ll5i. zoe, and recovered TO
1l5. 30c rho weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France shows a decrosse In specie OF II, 200 0u0L
The closing prices IN London wcrc:--Consos Tor
money aud account, eeh eok; new AZ per cent
bonds, 1oeH; avc-twenty bonds Of 1897, 1oi 1o7x;
ssn-iory bonds, ilo; hvss Of 1851, 1oex Erie spn.
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ELPHIA STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were
MINING SHARES.

The following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to day Tip Top, X Navajo
u: Gould Curry, Z; Savage. ll%; CholIar Potosi,
25; OphIr, 40; Hale Norcross. Z; Grown Point,
OK: Yellow Jacket. SIX Be'ensr 4; Virginia Console
dated, 81; California, Is; overman, 10; Raymond &
Ely, s; Best Belcher. 1b; Union Consolidated, ox;
Alpns, 1oK; Sierra Nevada, 6x; Mexican, lax; Eu-
reka Consolidated, s5 Justice, *; Utah, OK; Levi
athan. 4.
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Spanish gold. 215Z 2l5I Exchange hat; on the
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II I7H premium; on Paris so ~ premium Sugar