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NOTICES..

nOu REGISTER NOTICE.-All per
sons owing or having logs about theiI
remIses are required to have lneni regu
larly registered between the LIST aud 7th ol
January. Amer the latter date the ofui-
nance viii be strictly enforced against un-
registered dogs.
WM. j. MA AXWELL.
tau2-lp chief oi Police.
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nomic measures that he originated -
Weaker sta esmen have departed from
the old landmarks and launched ou, in
doubtful paths, which have lsd the ma
ton into certain Disasters"
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WE WONDER If the English merchants

have been using the elongated" "e'as'
tic" india-rubber or accommodating
..yard-stick," and thus brought about the
great financial troubles that seem now to
pervade the whole of the British Isles
notwithstanding the single gold standard
and three or four hundred millions OF
silver dollars they have stored in thell
banks.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD

TO all who are suffering nom HE errors
and indiscreIlOnh ol yOuln, nervous We k
ntss, early decay, loss Oi manhood, &c, /
viii send II recipe that VIII cure you,
FREE OF CHAEF. 1his great remedy
wss dI' covered 10y missionary In - uth
Americ. Send = s,li- address. q envelope
To the XIV JOSEPH 7 lNNAN, station ID,
Bihle House, New York Guy,
deco cad a Nly
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nlNIUEND.
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Wilmington, Del Jan I'd, isf9.
The Board Of Directors have THIS da!
declared dividend Of four per mt. 10
the last SIX months clear oI lax, payabl
ON demand. "
GEO ID. ARMS TRONG.
ian2-6t Cashier
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rLECTION A meeting OF the stock
Il holders Of the W mington and Ken
nett turnpike Company Will he held al
No. Cos Marked street, wilmington, Della
ware, ON Monday. The sixth day oi Janu-
AIRY, 1919, at O'Clock, y. m, Tor the pur'
pose oI ei.cting ten Managers to serve Ior
the ensuing year.
Janl- -4ts secretary.
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Hundreds OF cases OF BRlGHls
EASE; OF the Kidneys have been req
cured. For NeuTalgic and hnr4l
diseases II is almost IA SPECIFIC fl'
and Mental Debility IRON the use o.
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from ~
namable cause. ind In this Fool q
raj and pot remedy.
- .~,n,,, ,,,,rVrAf MI
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For sale,

For sale.
rour building lots at =. r.. corner Front
ana jackson streets.
Three lots In jackson between sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots In Fith between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots ON Gilpin Avenue between Har
TisOn and BroOme streets
Five lots adjolnin and north ofthe above.
FIVE lots at =. w. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome
frye lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS X. LALLY,
l Real Estate Agent
uecze-u COZ Market street,
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WANT D.--Fine shirts To make AT -
w "A dozen, s5 IA half dozen. lu nu-
merton IN amer fDr Is cents apiece. goo
lit guaranteed. Cali at 225 East fisnth
street NJ MiLhrn
d.sgG-lf
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Nrw YORK, November 4 4

NfW YORK, NoVemotr = y
DIR. V. W. BLAsCuARD Dlili
past year have prescribed YOU lale
preparations of Food cure, and ID Wy
10 say they have met my mp.' nl.'
expectations, giving To paliruN o-,
fccbled by blood poison, chro ia
or over drug dosihs the neeiel --'i'
aud nerue iorce. =,
PKoF. CLEMENCE s. IOZlER ).
Dean OF HON Med. College and ~ 7
for Women, New York ca!
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INJECTION NOTICE.
Ia MON NATIONAL BANkOF
WILMiSGToN, Dec. IA, lsIs.}
The annual election for nine directors.
Will be helu AT the banking house, ON Tues
day the Fourteenth day OF Jahuary, l-Ig,
bvlwee.I the hours oI two ANA four O'Clock ,
IN the afternoon. JOHN PEOPLES
decli-e'dte Cashier.
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FOOD AF hAs' Z, ,
A Substitute. 70, D R u 6.

FOOD II made n curative agent D! e
centration and artificial digestion ~
II SO simple In Its application thai ID:
vice OF Physicians is not requirei.
Thousands of rccoyeries from cln
diseases are reported, where the Dc14
cal SKIN has failed.
Many OF the best Phy sicians 'lfole
the country are DISCAKDlNG lE.
and using the BLA NCHAkD BIZ
AND NERVE FOOD with the moi.
flying results, permanently reileS4
forms of Physical and Mental lv'-
The Dyspeplic aud Constructive til
sufferers iiom Malarlal or Bloc -
ing. together with the entire list e.
plants peculiar 10 the Female Srt--
ihe use OF this Food sure aud sI,ei
Lief.
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ELECTION.
Ia Ihe stoc kholders of this Institution
are hereby notlfied that the AM usl r. lee
ton Tor twelve Directors. 10 scIve the en-
suing year, viii be held at their Banking
House, IN smyrna, on Tuesday, the l4lh
day oi January, next, between The hours OF
and o'clock, =. III. BY order
". Nj BELL, Cashier.
The National Bank of smyrna. Decem =
Der Sun, l>is. decp-iti-Stw
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DOR SA LIZA high y improved fi,i IN
l. OF 1903 acres,i White Clay Creek hun
ured. n II enclosed IN Osag Hedge. Di-
Vlded into hNe neIds. Large apple Or
chafd IN full bearing. Public school nd
joining the farm. Buildings-La Large Man.
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, u rauary
ami all other buildings necessary on u
nrst class farm. 2miles from station on
4. W. Is X. X. Centrally located. .
miles from Wilmington. Apply 10
JNO. W. WHlTkMAN.
Real Estate ag't, W. Fourth street
ocl2l-"&sd-w Wilmington, Del.
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Grant nj ReIGnkl-

LONDON, january 7.-General Grant
left Londonderry to day and has arrived
at Belfast. AT Coleraine "A large d,lcga-
ton presented HIM with an address.
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Michigan has new Stats Capitol,
The total cost Of the building has been
$l,345,000, being Sl45, 900 i'll excess OF
the amount originally appropriated. The
work, SO far as know, has been free from
jobbery, and the building contains one
third more room then the Illinois Capitol
which has already cost ward of S4,OOO,-
600 and is not yet completed. From the
description in the Detroit newspapers I'VE
infer that the Michigan Capitol is NOR,
commodious, if less guady and ornate
then the still unfinished structure Al
Albany, in which SO many millions o
the peoples money have been waste'
and buried.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ia FIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF
WHINING GIOS,

" llnln-t bel Dec. u, 1875 J
Notice II hereby given that The annual
meeting Of the stockholders oi The bank
viii be ned al the banking house, on Iues-
day, The lAlh day Of january, 1919 between
the hours OF aud o'ciocA p. m, for the
purpose ol electltg nine StockhotdrTs, To
serve as Directors the ensuing year.
GEO. ID. AKM STRONG,
deCli-te Cashier
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"For the year past l have cot,lD
prescribed THE BLANCHARD BLOt
AND NERVE FOOD TO my pallels
all ages. from eighteen months 70 eis.i
three years, In every case the reuil
been exactly that claimed by yD0. #
by far the most valuable and res
Tonic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. NJ b,
20 Irving Place, New ion
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i,.clite

ELECTION NOTICE.
Ia NATIo&AL BANK OF WILMING-
ToN A>D BhASDYwINE,
WilmiI gton, Del, Zee. a. le7s !
Notice Is hereby siveu that an etrct.on
VIII ne held at the banking house, ON The
liui day OF January, 1919, bctwcen the
hours ol aud O'clOck. y. IN, tur the pur-
pose Ot eleclng nine 90 directors. 10 serve
the ensuing Year. l. RICE,
dtcli- limo ia hler.
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Trr poIIrtcAI WIsEACRFs are

THE POLITICAL NlsEACb's ho
quoting Just low s'ying tribu'eu W
Mr.. Sumner, that no nan evr Wen'
from the Senate c amber to the Wiiite
IIonse. Undoubtedly, ,asa matter oi MS
tory, it Is true. John Adams had Just beeil
Vice President and 50 had Jefferson
Madison cane fiom he State Departments
over to the Executive Mansion, and IN MS
footsteps trod he two next PRESIDENTS
Monroe and John Quincy Adams. jack
son had been in The Senate, but had lail
il in 1925, four years before he entered
the White House. Martin Van Buen,
like Adams and Jefferson, came rom ne
Vice President; Uarr son came from MS
farm at North Bend, yler from tie wee
Presidency, Polk from private lfe--le had
last been Governor oi enne,see-Iaylor
from his military vic ories, Fillmore
from the Vice Presidency, again Pierce
from p ivate life, Buchanan iiom the
English NJ ssion, Lincoln ON the prairie
huslings and courts, johnson from the
Vice Presidential seat which lie had
secured warmed, Grant fr IN the head Il
the army, Hayes from the GovernorshlI
of his s ate-and So the list is exhausted
Examining the material thai the Ainerl'
eau people have chosen for the Presidency
IL is true that noue Of II has been Sen
atorial wood, and if the example OF
history has made a rule for the future
it cannot be surprising if Messrs. Blaine
and Bayard, Conkling aud Thurman
should feel like quitting their pr.sen'
places In tine for the selection Of 1850
Mr. Thurman will effect the object if hs
resigns from the Senate and secures the
GovernoDhp p of Ohio, but how shall bis
three brethren s ason thu mselves for The
service? Mr.. Ray ard is especially I'll nxed
for the Governor Of Delaware has just
been elect d and holds Office for foui
ye etrs.-Smday Times.
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WANTS.

tIyASTEp. - Two nrst-class Millers
w with en- each. on wages and iniefsst |
In business or will rent. Apply To
EVANS PESNlNGfoN.
Almonds building, sth 4 Msrks' SIS.
de oJ0. eodst
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE {.

Will be sold al Pubic Sale. on Monday.
January 18Th, 1919, n 2 O'Clock, p. m, ON
the premises, the farm Of The late Robert
Husbands. situated IN Christiana huudfed, t,
near Thompson' bridge, on the Brandy
wine, above Rnckland about Hes from
" ilmin ktoa, IN lie from Swanc's station,
on the " n \. IL H.
The farm In well located, being conven-
lent 10 schools. mills, ami houses Of public
worship, and contains
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IO5 ACR ES,

20 Of which Is woodland, the remainder be-
Ing well cultivated land. The buildings
consist OF "A two-story stone manson.
tenant house, IA good stone and frame barn, +,
with stab Ing for 10 head of cattle and
ors's. carriage house, and other out
buildings. Also an excellent sprlng house.
with never failing spring. The farm is
well waite ed with streams OF water. which
never fail. There Is also large apple
orchard. parcs and other fruit.
Conditions VIII toe made known on day
of sale. No postpon, ment on account of
weather. WILLIAM l. WILSON.
). -. Sharpley Auct. dec. o. 3ui A1tw
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Nervous DEBILITY

ease, IA speedily overcome by the ss
tkis Food.
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g fancy 4ea exc Western to fancy 10 acc Eggs-
So. as' ana New
3c llc state aud Pensylvani 1895. l4e Western
kicl-1ihe market was firm under good demand We
Sn r e-Garolina common 10 fair Csc &C. good to
paid, 5z.e &C.; in BOND s5sc 4 ssse;
sr5AGlsE-Reeepss @ iiersss The market easier
QUIET but M T We note 70 sales of 500
hhds centrifugal At sc 800 hhis do s 7sc 7se.
fsf 1ss es good do ce Is se Cuba
boxes and 5 oo s sS ss sds
70 GOOD fair sie ssyc do good prime 6s.c sac.
sranaI..ea s psUsssss . Con-
white extrac re Pc yellow s. d. S 81 o.ss;
grades 4, i@elqadins c's % q sea-e
casks The market steady but dull 10000 lbs sold
TyIPg tin was lower; and the market closed weak
The decline Plates were dulI but unchanged We quoie:
a aralian itss English lamb and flag i4sc do
= 3 a. ct coke rs nsss charcoal So a 'srn'
TonAeco The market for kentucky leaf ruled sm with
steady We sales q 80 Enslana crop
terms Wisconsin crop is7J at Zoe. and
2% Sass ,la "sss r. s'c IA = sh o. INA
rho market was quiet bat steady We note sales
penn-ylvana at 4ic 900 lbs unwasLed fleece al DE
."p his nnwashed Western and 81 &C. for
California at S5c 90 lbs fail California at re
Tesas al Re ac ~ lbs medium Teoas M s. prnS
on private terms 1000 lbs. n and above ohio fleece
shearings % bags black and - bags No l. 10000 lbs
spring Texas. 5000 lbs. combing pulled 10000 lbs
southern aud 5000 lbs. fall and medium Texas.
FRkGnrs--Ihe general movement fair with
qnte hrm. particularly for grain tonnage Engage
ments To verpool. per steam 5000 boxes cheese Nt.
some lots provisions 2os.. and goods
London. steam. 32.tDD bushels grain. proysion.
oted 2)s a,s and cheese. Cd
bushels grain. 6isd. Charters: Italian hence
TO Cork tor orders 500 quarters grain British
ship hence 10 United Kingdom direct quarters do
IS 3D. an Italian bark 5000 quarters do, hence
Tor orders I'd steamer. go TONS London
nid ON the BERTH general British ship
.fD tons, hence to London. general
Austrian bark, hence Cork tor orders, $500
quarters grain Qast evening". at os.; Italian
bark same voyage, capacity and and
Austrian bark 5000 quarters do. ,d British bark
hen TO Bordeaux and Antwerp 5000 As Sd
Austrian bark hence Cork for orders 5000
do, 5s AID. lay days commencing August /: Ger
man bark. ABB tons. hence 70 stettn, pro-
go tons. hence to Naples, with tobacco Dos.
British bark, Dos hence Pernambuco and Bahia
flour, ~ ~ and primage American brig, 300 lumber
from Bangor. Me- to Rio Jansro At Sl+ metz bark
Philadelphia to Cork tor orders 300 quarters grain
age. Is lulsd. long lay days: British bark 5,OO1
3s. BID; German bark, 5000 bills, Baltimore
to Bremen, IS. Norwegian bark hence Dublin 2up
bbs S. 01s Spanish bark. hence a Spanish
on owners account, with refined pero leum German
bark hence Bremen. 1000 bbs do owners account
Norwegian bark hence to the Baltic 300 bbls.
British bark hence Alicante and or Vaencia OUO
cas- do 2Dc
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34iac Arnics flowers quoted Mt 13c 13ifc. Gum
gedda quoted lie. lie. do tnlca lie a ii isc
Juniper berries quoted at &c 2c for
Be- &C. for best italian. Orange peel quoted
5tse Venice arpenne was quoted at l6isc. lie Gas
tile sospcont white was quoted 21ac Marseilles
pure notified. AT lOc To- and common quoted at
rs; 7'4c. Licorice pasts-Calabris. zoe. Spanish
solid Zoe Use small Guzalina. 2tic.: large do.
Doe; r s.. small, 2s1se; 2Sc ;Cerigiana. 42c.
Feathers ruled dull and nominal at Ale Acc. for prime
live and 25c. n SIC. for mixed.
tisH-George's Goldfish were scarce and wanted. Small
sales were made at 81 Grand Bank Goldfish in
the market New mack erel were moderate demand and
about 700 bb sold at 81 80 for No. - for No
Box herring-About 10000 boxes scaled nave arrived
since Tuesday last and about boxes were al
Bsrreed reInsiu ed duh and nominal.
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Recepts-Flour, 1O,242 bbls wheat
3l6 2sf bushels; meal, % bbls and bags
Al 81 bushels; oats. Al s33 do; 1856 do barley
malt % 500 do Flourrhe market barely steady
der moderate inquiry from bakers and shippers
grades and choice family brands quiet
with occasional sales ~ Zoe OFF The sales
state Western and Southern Is 900 bus hes within
the annexed range Rye flour firm. with sales Of 200
bbls. Corn meal also hrm aud 800 bbls and 300
bags SOLD within the including 200 bills brandy
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Highest Prices Of the Year
for Certain Stocks.
MONEY EASY AT 2 IL TO 8 PER CENT.
Another Advance in Govern.
ment Bonds.
WALL STREET.


Speculative nndertakers Of bearish turn OF mind.
who naturally expect to find job in this. the pro-
verbally dead of the year. are somewhat sur
prised at the livencss Of the corpse which the
existing stock market Affords Instead Of turning up
its toes (Which IL clearly should do ct this time OF
the year, the market has not passed into state
OF suspended animation. On the contrary. business
is brisk and active and there is nothing mortuary
about it. This is mainly due to the fact that the
granger stocks are being manipulated after most
lively fashion. and that the rest Of the listhowever
1t may be inclined to sluggishness-is forced
to respond. Hence we have q market to-day
active for the grangers and strong to
say the least of it, for the rest of the
list 1t is pretty evident that the parties who sold
the Northwesterns yesterday the anticipation Of
buying back at cheaper prices have been disap-
pointed The price to-day doggedly refused to fall.
in spite Of yesterdays realizatons and tho result
has been that yesterdays sellers earnest buyers
to-day at pretty nearly the same prices at which
they had sold. st. Paul common exceptionally
firm, the advance for the day being equal to az per
cent. 1t is confidently stated that dividend Of
not less than per cent will be declared
in October provided that the crop of wheat
be secured without damage. Ohio and Mississippi
stocks advanced to-day. as also Kansas City and
Northern. The same old for rise that have
been repeatedly stated in this column furnished
up again and made to look like this morning.
In mining matters there but few items of inter-
est Mono advanced from yesterday to IL to-day
1t being reported that strike of fine had been
made on the 500 foot level. Standard lower at
one time. but afterward rallied. kilograms from
San Francisco represent the mine promising most
satisfactory returns. Another mill is about being
built. and ''dollar dividends are confidently ex-
pected The Great Eastern has to-day declared
dividend Of one per cent upon its capital stock.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GAL,rsroN, July IL. 1879.
Cotton irregular. lower TO sell, middng i7sc lov
mddlinv, good ordinary. lie Net receipts, bale
sales, t67 Stock. 1875 WeekyNet receipts los bales;
Nrw ORLE,Ns. july Is. 1879
Cotton dull middnc. il3Ac low mddl,nr. Nc. good
ordinary ~ Net receipts. 1903 bales. gross 81
ports Great Britain "a Sales. 100 stock. II 562
McekyNet receipts IuS bales; gross 635 ExporLs--io
Great Britain, Ale. coastwise. 2.SO2. Sales t,up
MoRIIt Jnly Is 1879
Cation quiet; middling li5sc.; low madling llssc
good ordinary lie Net receipts. II bales Exports
wise. llo sales, $40 stock. 1887. Weeky-Net 70
ccips, lvo bales Exports cosstwise. 2i0 sales, 1909
SAVANNAH. July ~. 1879
Cotton dull MiddlinF, li'c.; low middling, like,
good ordinary. II &C. Net receipts bale stock
WeekyNet receipts, 2ls bales Exports coaswise 49,
Cu,RLEsroN. July IL. 1870.
Cotton dull and nominal Mddlng. l1-sc. atIs.c.: log
mddling iIhc u 1Isac good ordinary Net receipts
bates STOCK, 10 NecKlyNet receipts, 4J bales Ex-
ports coastwisc ~. sales. lHl
WuNtSGroN, July Is. 1879.
Spirits Of turpcnne quiet kosn qu strained.
81 %; good strained dull nj Al 10. Crude turpentns
steady; hard 81 yellow dip, 81 80. virgin, - 40 Tar
firm AT Doc. Corn quiet; prime white. 5Sc.
OsvFGo july IL, 1879.
Flour unchanged. sales 800 bbls Wheat duil sa,s
1900 bushels. No white Michigan. 81 I1i, No Nil.
81 rs. state ~ ~ a$i a. Corn steady. No West
i5c rejected. Iic Oats easier. sales OF white
state at inc Rye nomina canada held 5s,c liz bond
Corn meal Sis or buited aud S1 10 FOR unboed per ton
Mfeed-Shurts. I'll shtpstuns. Sl.. mddiinrs ~ per
ton Canal tfeigts-Wheatand peas s., aud rye
3sc to New NOrk lumber 81 AUTO Albany aud 81
iorS keeeipts--Wheat, 2.4vO bushels, lumber 3s2VVo
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dosing quo tations were as follows :.

The money market was still easy and call loans
were made at "a per cent throughout. First
class commercial paper was discounted at az A..
per cent. Domestic exchange New York was
quiet. The rates at the following cities were:-
Savannah. selling u premium. buying "a premium;
Charleston. buying nominal. SIG. selling a; New
Orleans commercial - 3-l6 premium. bank 4
premium; Chicago firm. buying lilo discount. sell
ing LILO premium. and Boston, par.
Tho Clearing House reported Exchanges. S73,-
s75,93l; balances. $G.i76,473.
There was active demand for government bonds
out-of-town banks were large buyers especially of
the new four per cents. which made q further adj
vance OF " The market closeu strong at the follow.
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In State bonds Louisiana consols we're weak aud
declined per cent to 43i.. the adoption by the
Constitutional Convention of an amend ment to the
State debt ordinance fixing the rate of interest TO be
paid on consolidated bonds at 2 per cent for i've
years. per cent for years ami per cent there
after. District OF Columbia 3.65's sold at 81 ass
Railroad bonds were dull and steady, but where
prices changed they generally advanced Eric
funded hvcs advanced to 754. Lchigh and Wilkes.
barre consos assented to 73. do incomes to 50 bid.
O.. q. and Q. hrsts to 727. 49, Kansas and Texas
seconds to 500. reactng later to ST. Paul frsts
l. and NJ division. to 1i1ls; do. and ID. extension
to 105; Morris and Essex conso dated hrsts to 99k
reacting TO 90; Metropolitan Elevated frsts
to l03A. and OHIO aud Mississippi sec.
onds to 99ls. Alton and Terre Haute frsts
fell of to 1l5. Fort Wayne seconds TO 12o Great
Western seconds, coupon. to S71 and st. Paul and
Minnesota hrsts to 102. New Jersey Central incomes
rose to Is. Marietta and Cincinnati firsts to s2ls
Chesapeake and Ohio hrsts to an and Kansas Pa
cihc incomes. No. 16, to 90. Rome and Ogden sburg
hrsts declined to 81 a. rallied to 57 and reacted to
67h.
olvbi IL latt b.f foil uviv
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Kansas x Texas.
MI a an


$500 6's 81. 1Ofa SJOUOU rl9U7 b3 HOPS.
$4,000 J's 81. 10tl. 35o)O ssc 1907 BIS Iu2I
A., sr o. SO 1855 lJ2jOO do lu2ts
$1,000 As. 1917. 1928 100 do. los
lUIls
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The total sales at the Board were 1851 shares.
distributed as Observation-Disclosures 80 $50; do. pre-
erred. $500; St. PAUL. 46.410; do preferred. 2475;
Delaware and Lackawanna. 1860; Lake Shore,
1295O; New Jersey Central IL $780, st. Louis Kansas
City and Northern, 5000; do preferred, $500; Ohio
end Mississippi 795; Michigan Central $780, West
ern Union. $685. Hannibal and st. Joseph 1000: do.
preferred. 4.730; Louisville ana Nashville. 3s4O;
Erie. 5000; Wabash. 2,625; Pacific Mail, 1900; ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain. 1869; Union Pacific $50;
Morris and Essex. 500; Delaware and hudson, 800;
New York Central, 300.
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At San Francisco the opening prices for mining
shares were as foilows:-dould Curry. 1875; Saw
age. IA: Chollar. Ga; ophir S5a Hale Norcross.
14ss; Crown Point, .; Yellow Jacket. 1874 Bel
cher. g; Imperial. tx; Virginia Consolidated.
AZ; California. Az; Best Belcher l7s;
Union Consolidated. 36A; Alpha. 2G Sierra
Nevada. AZ; Mexican. asa; Silver Hill. Ia;
Justice. 90; Julia. 49, Utah. 174 Leviathan, Co.,
Alta. sas; Bodc. 1879; Bechte. IA; Tioga. 8; Inde-
pendence. ga; Buiwer. s; Mono. IL; Consolidated
Pacific. 8; Potosi. AZ; Exchequer. 90; Monmouth.