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Df.TU7T'S
Expectorant! F!
!. n 25CTS. AND si BOTTLES.

It's properties are Demulcent, Nutri-
tive Saisalnic, Soothing and Healing:
Combining ali these qualities, It is the
most eHeotive LUNG BALSAM ever
offered to sufferers From pulmonary
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Why Is the vice president OF the Uni
ted States like a bicycle = New
York Commercial Advertiser. Because
il our William y. Wheeler. See? Ask
us something hard. y fellow sufferer
at our elbow says, Probably because
both are things the country could do
without -
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WILLIAM YOUNG,

iTTORNEY AT LAW Lexington, Missouri.
ITS of Lafayette county and the courts of
:, ord in the state. Office opposite the court
sse. All business promptly attended to.
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a NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

a NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.
Office, ;venins News, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. TUTT: Dear Sr-My little son. was attacked
vile t cough that lasted till thin . month since,
for cure vi whch am indebted toyour valuable
Expec.J Jrr:.t had tried most every thing recon.
inai,Gsd but did any good until used your EI-
;.c.tor-rnt, bottla of which removed the cough
entirely With n'ary thanks T Am your II t5nly Wycrr
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Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.
Memphis, Feb, IL, 1871.
Dr. TUT: Sr-I have been suffering for nearly two
king your EIpectorant was reduced to one hundred
ui,d xte.a pounds in weight. I had tried almost
hail dCzan bottles. The night sweats have left me,
tie cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in i!..h. recommend it to all my friends.
II:.h f-raat r..apect. OLIVER RICE.
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ATTORNEYS.
CHARLES E. STONE.
WILLIAM n. WILSON.

'TARY PUBLIC, Napoleon, Lafayette
uunty, Missouri. maylltf
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ODESSA,

WI B. ROBERTS. saddler and Harness Max
w .er, keeps on hand full supply of Har-
ness, Saddles. Brides, &c; alss, prepared to
do all kinds Of work to order. Repairing neat
ly done; and am fully prepared to supply every
demand In my line on short notice and at lowest
terms. mch2oy1s
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BURDEN f. SON.

,RIpGE BURDZN.
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ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
aims from st. Louis and all points East

Trains from St. Louis and all points East
and South. ......................9:0 9 :0O A d
........................S 800 NJ
From Kansas City and all points West. g 80 A NJ
St. Joe and points North Z 100 T N
N. g BISHOP, Agent.
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An Magasin Bleu, vons trou
vrrrz la meileure quali'6 de chaus
sures, pour hotames, DANES ct Ell
fantS.

-Un rri>n accident a eu lieu
lundi >oir a Ia suclrrie 'ie NJ. D.
W. Gwibery. Quatrc aou> r'ers
ira aiIlaient aux centrifuges, vers
mrrt heures. Qaand l'nne de ces
machines, qu, ,onrnaient avec
une ~itesSe considerable. So brisa
TT les lnOi:eaux Ell vOlerent tll
eclats. L'nn dies Ouvriers, NJ.
Olivier Duhe, a etc horri blemr"t
mutile : son miguet dtOit Il e'e
com ple,eu,ent tranche, SEES cuissrs
IT srs ja,nt,-s ont etc broyers :
sob voi>in It beau f'e'r,M. Adam
Tanplai !, IA III IL bras casse, ct
un f, ere de ce dernier a rtcu q"el
uues COMMISSIONS sans gravite. lm
me.iiale,n-mt les ,iucteurs Nichols
TT De>lattrs ont e'e apreleS IT
ont uomme lenrs sOin> arx bIeSs6S.
LES pleasures de- NJ Duhe sont.
cotnnlr "n IL comp'rnd, tres grs'
yes Z, inspiremt dies GRANTEES pour
scs jours.-MeschdceJ6.
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- 81 vOus vOulez achrter un
hon chal,eau. . bon narche, allez
xu Kagasin Biex.

I'm Irlan.lais appele -n temoi
gnag-, etant ennuye par les ques
tions multil,lt's ct cOntradictoir-s
que lai pOsait an avocat employe
par IL i,arti" adverse, s'arreta
tout q coup de repondre, ct de
r,anda an jnge 81 son snpllice
nsetait pas bientot timi, le juge
hi n6pondit q"e tant que les qurs
tionx sprairnt cOnvpnal,leS, il ma
vai pas le droit d'in:ervenir,
mas toutrfois quill Sc mtfiait
car l.avOcat etait conn" pour S;l
ftr,e .l'argumentation, car il
await dejA t"< quatre ho'smes a
foe lie parier ct d. Guestionner
S.i IN est :sinsi dit rlr'an,lais, il
u'es. pas a Ia hauteur des circon
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MAeAs1Ns- Depuis qnele so'eil
aaicu. ~ moHtrrr ct one les che
m;ns ~, commpncpnt a devenir pratt
.ohles. lea marrhands rerOivent
;s.nrnellement de nonvelles mar
yLsrA;ses. Parmi celles-c il S'en
tmnye de fort bellies Nni font,
ana . uul d0ute, l'admiratiOn de
j. nlns lNplip mO'tie dn genre hn
main. Cepemdant, on ne volt pas
encore dsexposition lie jonets, chO
- oue les anfants attendemt a>ec
ane dAvreuse inpatience.
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Aoo1nRur. - Dernierement'
ma HON u,e De c0ulear, emplOs"
xur l.habi atiun Orange re, enant
a.. II chasse. entire dans 81 eahine
et pose son fusil. M.lleureuSe
,nent. ponr lni, lie f">ll tomse
a. a. tour liant le coup part 1T ton
te Ia charge "a g. lOge' hans un
de ses pie.Is. La hie~sare est dies
n,ns mauva,Sis ct On croft Ine
nour s,uyer ~ vie j, faldIa ayoir
rscpurs q l'anpusation,
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TEAPs.-Le temps s'6tant remi>
au beau depuis :uudi dernier, les
planteurs en- prodtent pour
poasseI avcc activit6 les trasaux
- roulaison. Le cannes non;
encore riep persln dc leur reude
msnt. La rerts qoe les plantenrs
an'ont . Supporter proviendra
oes d dtpenses occasi0Nn@es par le
proloagement des travanx de rou
!slsoh ou par les reparations DIES
mouiins. La seule question ro"l
les Aab,tauts est de saveir ii le su
Gre atteiMdra IA prix raisonnable
qni puisse les dedoMmagrr DIES
rsciS al ie y vert" 'e t"nss nc
easlonusa par .'sato.n pes.e sie "a
ss.soc .
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Ex,GRATIoN.-Dr. J. Fl. Pugh
an; a longtemps hahite Ia parois
wi srafourche ct celle de FAssu ,p
.;on yient d'acheter nne prOrrie.
.Sdaus la paroisse ST. Mary. a
s.n, mile en- amOnt de Franklin,
.sr ss Iaonelle il a emigre avec tout
"A famiIle. a
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O'IurE.-Sa,nedi dernier vers
hai' heureS du Mafin IL DIR. IL.
Da,lseraau revenant de visiter
ses malad'S, 4 glisse et en tom
0aat s'est casse Ia cheville dn
plej. Il a etc imme,liatement
Ealsporle dams sa demenre Oh
ie De. 0ogers lui a appliquf Pap
pafel nGcesSaire. AujOurd'h"i,
IL Docteur sc trOnve dams de
tfes b0nnes conditions ct tout
ialt esperer que sous pen dc
Temps, il s-ra apte \ visiter "ne
partie de s;l nOmhrease clientele
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n,scONTINUATION.-Mr. II. A.
Frost oui dppnis pres de dix an
n6es await 6tahli nne ligme Dom
n;hus entire Thibo'laux ct I.afNnr
che Crossing, n discontinue ce
service depnis dimanchc derni"r.
Actnpllpm.a,t le sen, mOvpn de
TRANSPORTATION est par le chemin
de fer en- passant par " station
de Terrtb0nne.
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DIEl RRENCE.-Une hahitatiOn
1 lie i4li"nlche sur laquelIc on
Went (l,' terminer les travaux de
fonlais;m Il fait cett- annee-ci 1GO
boueauts de sucre.I.'anm6e derpiG
re cette meme hai,itatiOu u'avAit
hit que l25 bOucautS. 81 le rpnde
ment sur les autres hahita;i0ms at
TENT la meme proportion, les
p.antrurs ne pon.ront pas SO
painare, malgre tons les desagte
ments qu'ils ont subj pendant
l'e1ploitation dc leur recolte.
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stances. nj de 'histoire, car Sam
son av.c un instrument pareil a
celui don't il Sc Sert a tue mile
PIIili>tinS. On prut .jager dn fou
rilp qni sen snivit ct dc la cOnf".
sion .lu trOp queStionneur avocat
qni dit un tut or lie pent plus
BRET dams les questions qui suivi
rent.
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,,rorln ton Locales.

M.xEuvRE -.I..ndi apres-mi
:. lrspo piers Protector No. ?,
", sor,i lrnr pOm,,e Il >apenr ct
o". s'.t f,itp tonctionnrr a la gran, q
'oa. .;sf ,ctiou ct admiration de tOus
los s,,ectatenrs.
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TOWN HALL,
Ke&neeaAy, laxenber 0A, l80c. \

The Town Coupcn Of tie Town q Thibo.
daux met IN adjourned session this day at
Z o'eIcck p. NJ.
Present H. w. Tabor, NJ ,yor. and ]: l..
Aucoin C. Asema, J. n. Howell aud +. 1sr'
oett, ryasteee. ST..
A6seat: I, D. xescs aaA 4. Daseereaa.
Trustees.
The minute Of the previous aessieo wera
read aud appr os recorded. :.
The apple atiOns OF g. w. Sauires and i.
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TRAvAuX,-InS .ravauX nu'On
ey&aota maintenant Snr le Wharf
de notre vile sous In surveillance
ct II cOntr6lr tln cOmlte d'amtli"
rations marrhpnt Iapitlcment. A
praa 0ue CO tr'vai' sera con,n'tt6
ce meme comite VI S.O.cnNrr de
IA repara.i"r DIES hanVnr,tr~ ct
DIES rueS eui Sunt, par sur" dn
mauvais tnmnS. dams deS c0ndi
lions dcp.o,a',|rs.
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TOWN HALL

TOWN HALL
Saturday. November q, 1880. {
The Town Council of the Town of Tbibo
daux met in adjourned session this day at
O'Clock p. N. ~
Present, H. w Tabor, Mayor. and J. L..
Aucoin, c. Azema, II, Dansereau, J. N.
Howell, l. D. Moore ard +. Zernott. Trus.
tees. -. q-
The minutes Of the previous session
were read and approve. as recorded.
On motion OF /, ID. Moore dulv hecon,led
the Council proceeded to the election Of an
Assessor
J. ID. Moore Nominated 4. J.. Perrin.
There being no other nomination, Oh no
ton Of G. Azema duly seconded A. j. Per
rim was elected assessor by acclan,ation.
On motion of |. ID. Moore duly seconded
the Council resolved itself into committee
OF the whole for the purpose Of fixing the
salaries Of officers for the ensuing year
whereup"n the Mayor vacated the chair
and named j. NJ. Howell a. chairman.
The committee Of the whole after due de
liberation rose and through its Chairman
J. NJ. Howell reported back o the Council
tie Mayor presiding. the following as tha
result Of their deliberations. 80 J
For the salary of the
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csfst Jams IL Magasin Blen
...or uput 50 procurer les mar
!" q.nl,ses les plus fraiches ct a
meillrar marche.
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-CeIui qui a beso;n dun sxi
cumtectiOnme St lOh les regles de
Fart, IL ma qua s'adresser al Ma
O.lyiM Bleu.
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e. IA, BERT 4 CTE.
-IMPOKVATEUkS DE-

-IMTOKTATE RS De (
MarcAaMd.ses seokes, etrangeres 81
AMSfiCuiMes..
COtoas, lndieMnes, RuLans, Bon
MeteSie, u"ucMOiys. etc etc.
20 lue dc Charities, pres Canal
-si. NOUVELLE.OR ORLEANS.
Cette maison d6js bi.n connue par son
anciennete go ans dexisleucc) ct le has
prix lie ses articles, Offre aux luarchants
des onipAgnes. fasa"rtiment le plus cOm-
plet ct ie plus yxrie de- n,archauslises scche.
Cette naisOn reeoit cha4ue semaine de
nuve aux envOis du NOrd 1T de fLurop
met uu sOiE tout particuiier u remplir lee
es 4ui ii sOnt Xdressss. u sept rs u
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Af. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
aSuse aev xrrangUalouts which vii enable
him 70 saHify an eA0se Whe viii honor hi,a
uith their eaAtO,n.
sleals farnisbed at IN hours Of the day
fsBraktass A. "a O'Clock A. A. and Dinner
al An eifscs +. u.
g. Cpin,uoa,pps aHd web FURNISHED rooE,s
! sI6a MODERATE FkL Aa
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HOWARD & THIbERGE,
Architects,
13. Commercial Place.. Il
NEW ORLEANS. ..s
PATENTS

oLtc;ned for new Inventions, or for improve
,nents in old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
to.
lnvemtaons that have been
rejected may .till, IN most Cases, be pat
enied bJ US. Being opposite the U. ). Pat
en- Otiies, and engaged 10 1saaeAt osos.
iness Exclusively, We tan secure
patents in les- time than those who are re-
ipote from Washir gton aud who must de-
pend upon the mails in all transactions
with the Fateut Office. +
When inventors send moGel Or sketch We
make search in the Patent OfIire and advise
40 to it, patrDt ability free y ckasye. C0rrca
popdsnss confidential. prices low, aud "a
Charge anless Dsseaa II %
V0l0ed.
We refer to Hon Postmse ter 0eseral ID
| NJ. KEY, Rev. F. y. PowER, 70 OfBcisls il
| the U. s. Patent Office, a4ia especially. I,
I our clientsln every State VI the Union ,,us
| u Canada. For special references. te.Bi-
advice. &C.. Address 1857
| C.. A. SNOW, Il co, -
Opposite Patent On &C, Washinstp D.s'
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Dayor lie Bayou haisse de
lais eneiGn.S lo'irs, mni> rVnline
ies'ris ihr4s mo, :cut dams les han'S,
il fant c,aii. pu'nmc mOnvc!'e crue
Ne 81 tera pas attrn.lre ct qn:
tnus les bateaux qri ont l'hahl
la,le tie navig,pr dams r. Bayou
lfoth ,iDemr.t viendrOnt rcndr'
q notlviWharf leurs visites habi
tuelIeS.
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C.EyAssE-La crevasse Can
Genre est honchee. Mr.. Burns,
au asalt le contrat pour faire ce
travail Ia execute c0nscipnsipuse
nmni. II serait Il dtsirer que tous
l's entr'nrenrnrs qui ont ae,ecu
ter.de scinb'ables travaux le is
sent aussi hien one l'pmtreprenenr
dies crevasSes Oancienne Ut Sa
yule.
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AtNONCE SPECIALEl
|I|CNRL LION, !.
Magasin de Vetements Popu-
laires
Dun PRIx
LIE plus waste au Sud de New
York. -
Nos. l0J, l07 ct 100 rue
Vicil1c Levce, coin
e..Annc.
T0Q3O0rx en- tete-Ma Ueyise !.
A.e8 plus beau ARTICLES an
plus bias ps'tx. ei tout AR.
tiCle gsaraati tel 4u.il
es1 EePFpsente eaa-e.
$4,000

de Costumes ct dc SurtOurs pour honimes
Jeunes gens, gare"ns. ct enfants, lie ton
tes les qualities, de tOus les genres Cos
tumeset Surtouts qu, doiveni etre veDdus
sans egard aux prix cOhtants.
Je dome quclques prix
COSTUMES d'enfants de 81 50 a 46 90
SUKTOUlS -. de g. % i $5 50
COST MES de garcous de 50 OOa $6 50
SURTOUTS de X 50A A$SO OO
COSIUNES de jeules gems de - 10 b sl2
SU"TOCTS :. de 81 90 4 Sl2 SO
CO,TUMiS d'hommes de & 80 4 4I5 90
SURrOUTS :. de 80 81 4 AI5 90
Egalement un assortment LOB lott de SUR
TOUT dc Printemps, Marrons, Bleurs,
N"irs ct Girls s..
Articles de Toilette
-. Ume Specialize.
JAs KETS CA Olga, pour Ho,nmes ct
Jeunes Gems.
Grand assortment do MOUCHOIRS do toi-
l.. ct de sole. OILS. CkAVATES ct
NOEUDS des derniers genres ct des-
sins.
Tn choix elegant d'ANNEAUX de cravates
dEPIN,rLEr'rES dls prix extra
III nj moliqucs.
Egalemen une waste assortment lie MAIL
LES. VAIL 'ES, SACS DE VOYAGE,
OMBkELLEo dc sole ct de cotton.
ION Department de Cha
e. peauX
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On motion Of !. D. Moore duly seconded
the shove estimate was adopted.
On motion of l. d. Moore duly seconded
an appropriation Of Two hundred aud fifty
dollars was made to pay Sylvere Morvant t
for fifty wharf piliugs by the following vot+.
Yeas Auco,n. AzelnA, Dsnsereau, How
ell, Moore aud ZernOtt.
Maya: None. ..t..e
The ChsirmAo sl the Comnittee on Fl
nance reported the peeifi0o q Protector
Fire Co. No. z. back without actiou as said
Company h.'d already been provided fo'
In Estimate VI Expeuses.
o. Detion of C. Assma duly seeonded
eAs eseAca sdjsursed-
tkgsed) h. w. TAbOk,
Mayor
(oisuUaD A. ]. PsRsn, Clefk
A. J. PEREIN, Clerk.
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On motion Of l. D. Moore duly seconded
the report of the committee Of the whole
was adopted unanimously and made tie nc
ton Of the council and the committee Of
the whole was then discharged from fur
ther consideration Of the subject,
The Chairman of the Committee on Fl
nance presented the following estimates Of
the probable revenues and expenses for the
fiscal year 1881.
! Estimate Of the Probable Revenues OF the Cor
poraii0n Of The IOscn Of TAibndaslr. for
Me Fiscal gear bcgisniag January 1sf.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-14

ministers are absent from their posts more
than half the time, and save drawing their
salaries with exemplary regularity perform
no official duties worth mentioning. Our
postofioe service is needlessly expensive,
and many reforms are necessary in Its
management. Our Indian department has
long been a nest of thieves, utterly regard
less of the rights of the savages placed un-
der their care, and constantly provoking
border wars by their systematic swindling
of the wards of the nation.
Reform is necessary in all these respects
and in many others. Reform can only be
effected by a change in administration. AS
long as the, Republican party remains in
power, those reforms cannot be brought
about. The same extravaganza will con-
tinue, the same INSTRUMENTATION will pre-
vail, the same dishonesty will permeate every
department of the government. Only by
the success of the Democratic party can the
serious ailments of the body polite be
cured. That party is pledged irrevocably to an
adherence to constitutional law, to economy
and to honesty, and will prove true to its
pledges. 1t has shown its disposition to
economic already by saving to the people
in three years over hundred millions of
dollars, despite the fact that all the admins
trative departments have been under control
of Republicans. The change is absolutely
necessary, and the people are determined to
bring il about
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HANCOCK CONVERTS,

Oldenburg, Ind, is town of 2,000 inhabi.
tants, all Germans, and all Democrats to q
man.
John I. Baker, for years temperance csndi.
date for governor of Massachusetts, is Han
cock man.
J. +. Tallant, formerly postmaster at Bur-
Gngton, Iowa, under Republican administra-
tions. is out for Hancock.
A Hancock club at Waynesburg, Greene
county, Pa, has twenty-five straight Republi-
cans ON the roll of membership.
Col. David ". Magraw. a Republican, who
commanded the 10th Pennsylvania regiment
in the war, says he intends to support Hancock.
Hinton Rowan Helper, author of the Elm
pending Crisis has written a letter in which
he announces himself in favor of Hancock and
English.
Hon. N. G. Towle. for several years recorder
of the District of Columbia, by appointment
Of President Lincoln, and for nearly a dozen
years officially connected with the government
service has written letter of support to Han.
cock and English.
Gen. ". Northridge, of New York, writes
81 am wounded soldier of the late war, hay
ing lost my right eye. I wheel into line as a
voting Democrat. ! am hereafter Democrat.
I have always voted the Republican ticket.
That party has disgraced itself It is LOST
Ex-Gov. Dunnins, of Bloomington, Ind,
| introduced Hon. franklin Landers at an i'm
| mense meeting in that town the other evening.
Gov. Dunning has been strong Republican
for twenty years, but avows his intention of
training with the Democrats hereafter. E
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-14
Eastern and European Markets.

New YoRK, Aug. 13.-Money easy at 2@S per
cent, closing at 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper S111@41S per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady at s4.S1A.
Sight exchange on New York 1885.
Dry goods imports for the week, $2.6l9 600.
Governments quiet and generally firm. Bail
road bonds active but irregular. State securi-
ties dull and nominal.
Stocks-The stock market opened firm, but
speculation soon became weak and prices de-
clined A@lB per cent. Shortly before
noon strong buying movement set in. under
the influence of which prices made a rapid adj
vance throughout the entire list, the improve.
ment ranging from H@3 per cent. in the gen.
eral list, while Louisville d Nashville rose IL
per cent, as compared with yesterday closing
quotations. reacting u per cent. at the close
Central Arizona was again strong, the pool, il
was said, taking all offered stocks. The most
prominent in the general advance were Han.
nibaI 4 st. Joe, st. Louis d Iron Mountain,
granger and coal shares, st. Paul Il Omaha,
Denver d Rio Grande, Wabash, st. Louis d Pa
cifc and Missouri Kansas & Texas. The mar
ket continued strong during the afternoon and
closed at or near the best figures of the day.
The transactions aggregated 914,OoO shares, Of
which $500 we're Central Arizona: 10000 Delaware,
Lackawanns & Western; 1850 Delaware Hudson
2O0 Denver Bio Grande 81 600 Erie; 1900 Ham
nibal & st. Joe; 5000 st. Louis & Iron Mountain
100 Missouri Kansas & Texas; 1000 Lake Shore
1900 Michigan Central: 1900 Chicago & North.
western; 1000 Nashville, Chattanooga ST. Louis
12000 New Jersey Central; 3,400 New York Central
LOGO Northern Pacific; 900 Ohio & Mississippi
1000 Pacifc Mail; 2,SJ0 Philadelphia & Reading
$4,000 Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul; $500 st. Paul
g. Omaha; 1000 Union Pacific: 5000 Western Union
and 1000 Louisville & Nashville.