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Warmers Safe Kindey and Liver Cure will
positively cure Brights Disease and Diabe-
-; and il il guaranteed that it will also curt
- pr cent. Of other kidney diseases, a5 pc,
cent Of all liver diseases, and will help il
every case without injury to the system, when
taken according toSirections, and the sum Of
$1,000 viii Be paid to any person who can
prove that il has failed to do tlis.-H H.
Ussnsr + q.
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VIM. +. Clarke. Of Providence, X. l., ha.
issued pamphlet which he sends free to any
address, setting forth the results of his ex-
perience with reference to Bright's Disease
of the Kidneys. Mr.. Clarke adduces the
most incontestible evidence that this malady
yields to the proper remedy. The only med
icine used by Mr.. Clarke is HUNTS REM
EDY, the Great Kidney and Liver Medicine.
and with it he performs cures that are really
very remarkable.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size, Is cts
fGwed
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Says the Boston Traveller: The bill
allowing the Eastern and Boston 4 Maine
railroad corporations to make arrange
ments looking towards a unity of interests.
awaits the signature of Gov. Long. 1t is
understood that the effect of such action.
should the bill be signed. will be step
toward consolidation of these roads. al
though such consolidation cannot be effect
ed by any means until the measure shall
have been ratified by the legislatures of
Maine and New Hampshire. Inasmuch
as these latter bodies do not convene again
for two years. it is evident that there can
not be any immediate change. The Bar
ing Brothers Of London, who are agents
for the owners of the Eastern railroad.
control more than 5000 shares of the stock
Of the Maine Central railroad. and also
have an interest in the European Il North
American, Grand Trunk and Inter-Colon-
ial railroads. 1t is not improbable. there
fore. that the possession of the Eastern
railroad by the Grand Trunk. with its con-
nections, as forshadowed in the Traveller.
may take place before many months"
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THE Best COUGH ARDIcIxR Ia the World.
The Old Vegetable Ralmonary Balsam.
Cutler Bros. { Co.. Boston. Small reduced
to SIC; Large, d. Jan. SOf&vSm.
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The Republican Gains in Indiana

The Indianapolis correspondent of the dem.
ocratic Cincinnati Enquirer, writing unde,
date Of April Is. says; 1.-The recent Indiana
election was the most spirited and actively
canvassed election that was ever held in the
State, as it involved a radical change in i'm.
portant parts of the State constitution. The
lines were closely drawn between the two
parties. Up to to-day IS counties have re.
ported to the Enquirer bureau here their full
vote on township trustees. The total vote i.
- follows: Democratic, l5o,340; republi
can, l5S, Total vote so far reported
sos. sl4,1 giving a republican majority Of
9, l64 votes. or gain of IL 1888 to the repub
licans in the same townships over the last
elections. The total vote will be about 375,
900. or $1,000 vots less than the highest tota
vote cast in 1876. In addition to this appar
ent republican gain, the election machiner,
in several important democratic cities ha.
passed into their hands.
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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia restores gray, hair to
its original color, prevents the hair frem falling OUT
and is of the finest dressings for the hair IN the
market, Parsons, Bangs & Co., Wholesale Drug
fists Gen'l Ag'ts july22t& VII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-21

[Subjoned is the letter of Rev. Mr. Ecob, copied
from the Christian Mirror, of which the foregoing
article is criticism. EDITOR.
Easter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-21

Jesus" and in token Of Him "Who was
dead but is alive again."
But then, Mr.. Ecob does not believe in
symbolism, and so everything that is done on
Easter, surprising other Sundays, is done
solely for the purpose of drawing a crowd
Still we take it, that while this champion
against sinful waste, would prefer rather to
preach in square walled room, than in the
archaeological structure which now echoes
with his eloquence, and while he has nothing
but scorn for flowers or songs on the Feast of
the Resurrection, or tor decoration of any
kind, he is possibly, by no means forgetful TO
mould his words in graceful and stately
style, and to adorn the bare thought Of his
sermons with attractive imagery. And all
this because he conscientiOusly believes
that at least in the ''foolishness of preach
ing" such ornaments are not inconsistent
with the chaste simplicity of the gospel. And
vet symbolism everywhere else than in the
pulpit, we are to understand, is rank heresy,
and we must confess, Judging from the in
terpretations given in Mr.. Ecob's letter. we
are not surprised that he should wish to have
little to do with it. To discover in acts of
service or offerings Of devotion, any other
meaning than a vainglorious motive Of dis
play, a mad hankering after notoriety, is
plainly impossible according to this authority
No wonder then that With such thoughts and
interpretations there is q wailing about .'this
miserable Easter business" And so what
with flowers to contend with, and bonnets.
and music and the s'brass band" (Which by
the way was . striking example Of modesty
as to brass this antagonist of Easter waxes hot.
and passes from ridicule to invective,-calls
upon the fathers for their voice I've should like
him to read few of the Fathers) and pro-
ceeds with all the learning of the schools, to
ascribe this service to that convenient limbo
so dear to some minds, viz: . ssheathen ORR
GIN. We are not quite sure whether Mr..
Ecob reserves the ''heathen origin" for the
flowers, or the bonnets, or the band, or for
Easter itself. We can hardly believe Il Of
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BARGAINS Go to Mrs. Armentrout's for
Bargains in Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-30
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, March o. 1850
MANUFACTURING,

THE undersigned having had considerable e.
l. Perience in Mantua Making, desires to An :
nounce to the Ladies of Chsrlestown AID vicipit,
that she 10 prepared do Sewing in The yery best
style at very moderate cbarges
Residence in the house formerly occupied by the
West and Water streets :
MRS. VIRGINIA soUDERs.
March l6, lssO-tf
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USE THAYER'S
LIVER POWDERS.

TNHEY are the Fines, Liver Regulator known.
l. and only cost25 Cts. box. Sold by all drug.
gnls.
Arc you troubled With Cop.tipatiOns One
box will cure you.
Are you troubled with Sick Headache. TIy
Thayer's Liver Powders.
Are you troubled With main near the region of
the heart, pain darling in to the Shoulders These
ere Liver Powders will cure you.
Are you troubled WIN a dull, heavy pain all
through the head and in the leaders oil the neck.
Thsy er's Liver Powders will cure you.
Are you troubled With lose of a ppetito, feel sick
ieeI hungry but Cannot relish food, have a coated
tongue, Dad TASTE IN the morning, feel cold
chilly. loss OF energy doll nd dormant drowsy,
.ometIme. cold feet. gIddiueSs vertigo vel
low jaundi ice appearance, or troubled with fever
and ague and nervous or hyoprptic indications I?
Thsyer's Liver Powders will cure you by their ac-
ton on the liver. Some people may have a cough
with the above symptoms.
All oil the above sTIEp tOms and many more arise
from deceased o torpid liver. It ia not possible
that everybody should have all these ut ONE,
but you may have one or many just give Thsy
er's Liver Powder trisl aud use them accord
ing to directions and tell friends about the IN
Sold by all drug gists 25 Cts. rCr BOX.
J. THAYER Proprietor,
4Gl ST 8. W. Washington, D. C.
VIM II. Brown Bro., Candy. Gflpin Go ,
and Thomson nd MuLh, WhCIessls. A gents, Bal.
timoie. Md
Sold by n F Heudc rtor & &C. Oh rlestown.
October 81, lS79-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-30

A FINE stock of Sleigh Baskets. Sleigh Balls.
n Lap R"b-s and " hips. Tor ..ie BY
Dec: 1877 HORACE BEALL CO.
fUTLERY:-A large stock of Americ.n and
- English Gallery, Scissors, &C.. on hand At
Dec. 2, 1873. HORACE REtLL CO.'S
TTNRlPPLE PLATED Silver Knives Fork,
Spoons md Mocts. for sale bv
Dec 2: 1873 HORACE BEAI.L & CO.
CRATES. Brscket Save. and ma Y other Fybr,.t
mas goods are TO be foo pd at
Dec. 9. 1879. HORACE BEALt co.'s
7 ANDRErH's and sibrry's Gardsp s.td.,oId
NARNISHES!-B Furniture and DSy;nz
varnish sold cheap bv
SCHOOL BOOKS of all Kind. .sld By ~ w.
Feb. 81, 1850. '''h 4 & co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-30
THE LEorURE OF Carr. W. ii. KApLE.

The LECTURE OF Cart. w. II. KABLE.
The series of lectures organized by Il 9.
Good Templars of our town, and which have
proven SO beneficial, as well as entertaining,
to the community at large, was somewhat
varied on Monday evening, March 22ud, at
which time Capt. VIM. II. Kable, our eff.
cient principal of the Charlestown Academy,
furnished the large audience present with
highly instructive exposition of the powers
and character of electric force. The lecturer
had supplied himself with all the necessary
appliances for treating his subject, and with
actual experiments entertained his audience
for several honrs. He was introduced by
David Howell, Esq, in short, but impress
sive manner, and in the outset told the au>
dience that he was there with them for the
purpose Of having what might be termed
"a school talk" and that as such had been
his design, he had requested that the doors
might be thrown open to tho young people,
a number of whom were present, and though
many Of them were of very tender ago, we
are happy to say, reqrited this special invi-
tation by keeping perfect order and silence
during the whole time.
BY way OF opening, Capt. KAble illus,ra-
ted the principles Of attraction and repulsioa,
the elementary principles upon which are
bound the whole theory of electricity, and
the calculation of which science has done he
said, little more than giving them name.
This lead him to tho consideration of posi-
experiments of highly interesting character
were successfully performed, description of
which would take more time and space than
We can allow. He next discussed the theory
of induction, which was explained at great
length, and in a very satisfactory manner
The effect of passing the electric current
through glass tubes, from which the air had
been extracted, was then shown to the audi
ence, and an experiment by one of his schol-
ars, Master David Howell, in which the
word Academy was represented in il.umina>
ted letters, was received with much applause.
He was assisted in many of his experiments
by Masters David Howell, DoEar,buru
Washington and Frank Coe, who are now
his pupils.
That lectures of this character are a benefit
Co community in awakening q universal
desire for the acquisition of knowledge, and
in the dissemination of it, is beyond doubt;
and our people cannot, in our humble judy,
ment, be too grateful to the Good Tcmplsrs,
under whose auspices they have been con,
Quoted, aud to whom We arc indebted for
their Institution, we'll as to the different
lecturers, who have SO kindly favored US with
their time, talents and la5ors and VIC are
glad to see that our people are alive to the
advantages thus derived, independent of tho
pleasure they receive, and that uoder all
circumstances fac audience is present. to
greet the lecturer and TO this extent at least
repay him for his trouble.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-30

CIRCUIT CoUsr.-The Spring term of the
Circuit Court of Jefferson, Judge no. Blair
Hoge on the bench, began on Tuesday last.
The following were the Grand Jurors:
H. B- Davenport, foreman; David Howell.
F. j. Manning, Esrom Sitter, w. G. Ramcy,
Isaac Strider, Abraham Harris, Charles ii
Knott, George W. Hall, Leo II. Moler, n.
Ii. Willis. II. W. Cri.tenden. L H. Cham.
bers, Warner Rockenbaugh, Joshua Cavalier
and Emanuel Spanger.
Indictments were found against Tbos. Il.
Bragg, for murder; and John Lougerbeam
aud Blink Vines, fer grand larceny
The trial of the case of Fl. R. Speese, on
two indictmen;s-one for selling liquor on
Sunday, and the ether for selling to minors
resulted in verdict of $50 fine and costs in
one case. and acquittai in the other.
A motion to quash the indictment agains.
Thos. Fl. Bragg for tho murder of Thos U.
Spinks, was made by D B. Lucas, Esq, counsel
for the prisoner, aud resisted by Capt George
Baylor, States Attorney. The Judge has
not yet given his decision in the matter.
BARGAINS Go to Mrs. Armentrout's for
Bargains in Hosiery Gloves 40
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Right and Let

Psrnlrzing blows are being dealt at discase by
thS great 'on:c and regulator. H"stettcr's Stoln
aGh htiers. Fever aud ague. general debility
dy'p+ps'e o'e among the Is dies for which ex-
p=rience has proved II specific. Its work is
thor"nsh, ats eEects are prompt. 1t ia not. no W
ever, ad.ettscd t" produce immediate curea
though 1t Hhords speed relief, and viii. If given
Deserves root out the ma Irjirs 10 which il Is
ada pied In em+rgencies arising in fnmIirs il is
ra'Hcularly fcrFiteHb!e. eHd il 10 esteem ed
throughout the land as a medicine of co,nn,ehcn
sire usos, wno:es"me vegetable competition and
unotJectionblc flavor II has to popularity bv
purely legitimate tncans. and only veil substan.
tIated iacts are alleged in regard to it. Zee it
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-30
USE THAYER'S
CONSUMPTION CURE.

TINS ia the finest preparation that has ever
been put before the public. IL never fAils TO
give satisfaction in consumpmon Coughs, or
bronchial affections fany kind
CHECK THAT COUGH!
Usually three four doses checks the worst
cough.
10 Consumption. it is the cough that s.r.ias
the Lunss anu breaks the Tubercles, thus keep
ing the irriintio
THE CONSUMPTION CURE,
Being He.lng. Snurishing, PaleatiDg, StImul.
tns aud Soothing. Relief and spsedy Cure
must follow. Give it a trial, II who suffer.
LIVER
There are some Coughs that arise from the
Liver or Stemach; If go. and you have symptoms
OF the Liver, use ThAyer's FLYER Powders with
theCoasu ption Cure, aud you will never regret
the insestmsnt. Price Is and 50 ceats aud 5 l
per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-30
COAL AND SALT.

T AM now Offering for sale
500 Tons Georges Creek Valley Coal Q.
So 90 per Ton;
so Tons Blacksmith or Limeburning Coal at
$500 per Ton;
100 Tons Nut Coal at Sc so per Ton;
so Tons Stove Coal at Sc so per Ton and
100 SACKS G. A. SALT. sl.25 PER SIX.
will take CORN at Market Priee in exchange
for any OF the above. JAMES MeGRAw,
Jan. 20, 1850. Harper's Ferry, w. va
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NoT1cE.-1 would recommend all of nv
customers, and all others that have any
Watches, Clocks or Jewelry to be repaired,
to call on my nephew, Henry A. Burton, to
have your work we'll done aud at moderate
price, for he understands tho patchwork as
well as myself or any one else, for he is
good workman, therefore 1 recommend him,
as have stopped working at the business.
w. w BURToN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-30
M1scELLANBoUs.
USETHAYRI.S
BALM FOR PAIN.

THIS is one of the Finest Liuiments known. as
i SIIas Lane, of Eaton, can testify
For Reformation, Neuralgia, Toothache, Ear
ache, Lumbago or Lame Back PIE uTisJor Pae1-
MONA, Frosted Feet nd all ExcTuciAting Pain mo
natter where located. Apply according to direS.
lions without rubbing, and you will have relief
in from one to Eve minutes. Not five minutes
need any suffer with pain of any kind. but go
to your drug store Ind get u bottle of Tnayer's
Balm for Pain aud give it a trial.
CRAMP COLO PAIN
This Pain can be cured 10 Three aiiautss with
the Balm. Price 25 and so cents per Bottle. old
by ali drugyists
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-30

PUBLIC SALEs.-The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Thursday, april 1St.-Real Estate, by E.
BOYD Faulkner and D. B. Lucas, Trustees.
friday. april 2d-Real Estate, By d. B,
Lucas, Special Commissioner
Tuesday, april 2Oh.-One-third interest
in Real Estate. by John Sharpe. Trustee.
Tuesday. Nay 25M.-U. S. Property at
Harper's Ferry, by k. Ruyncr, Solicitor of
the Treasury
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CEMENT.

GEO. r. LIGHT
LAS just received some novelties in the PAPER
line; also Visiting Cards.
March %. 1850. GEO. T. LIGHT,
pEAs AND BEANS grown by L.ndreth Sons.
4 sold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
EUREKA HORSE POwpERs-tbe best on the
~ markes-varrantedn OF to 10 ure Brood Mares
prepared and sold by GEO. T. L1G HI.
A LII kinds of Paper and Envelopes cold by
a March %, issO. GEO T. LIG ST.
ENMMA VIRGINIA. a fine article of Chewing
- Tobacco; also fifteen other good brands. ior
sale 6y s S. DALG-4RN.
" July 3, tS79. SIS. DALGARN.
TNINwARE for sale by
July $. 1879. S. s. DALGARN.
CANVASSED Hams aad Bacon. for sale bv
s.nt y. 1879 s. S. DALGARS.
~ March %. 1850. s. s DALGARN.
A NICE lot of HONEY for sale by
~ March %, 1850. S.DALGARN.
4 ,okS Starch, Geletine and Macaropi for sale
~ ny s. DALGARN.
A FRESH Ios OF CauvRsssd Hams just received
by S. s. DALGARS.
I you want good Chewing or Smoking Tobacco,
= at very low prices. go to DALGARS'S. whore
from.
March 90, 1850.
MlTCHELL'S Snow Drift Toilet Powder for
- sale BY MERCHANT s MITCHELL.
March 10, 1850.
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cEE &C AGENT. Preht rsr Week. VIII ::
SooIVo E. G. RIDEoUT s 90, 2ls FultonstS.Y =
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LErrEns remaining

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Chariestown, Jefferson
county, w. Va, March p, 1880.
Miss NJ. +. Williams, j. H. Barnes,
Frank +. Dyer, John Arnold, Jacob l..
Cohen, L imond MaurS, Thos. 7. Thornton
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they arc advertised
BENZ. L. LErsENRISG. p VI
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DR. ToInIinSon7s
DENTAL OFFICE,
CoRSER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREETS,
O. faal'EestOWR7.

CARD.
10 all who are suffering from the errors an in
discretion of youth, nervou. vc,t,c.s o,,v
decay. loss OF manhood, &c, ] will send a r.cin.
That will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
south America. Send a sclf- addressed cnveIo6et ~
City. ~ 81 to'S
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delivery. es'ls do February ana March eeIvery g,aa
Iycry, 6Sd; do May and June delivery 6agd Futures
nistsTA pee 2.-COtron dull; midnnng II sc low hi1
ding iOstc; CULINARY iOplOr receipts i423 bales
BAIrIgoKk Dec 2-iJotto1 quiet Mfding u 7sal2c Iow
MdlinR lLc Ood Ordinary 1lall &C. net receipts 5Jo
gross ESQ bales exports Great BIZ am 5ZS Daes coast
Wise 100 bales $50 bales spnuers 10 Oes stecS
1881 balcs.
BOSTON Dec. Cotton hrmj Mhding l2isc.; zw Miu'
ding Sc; ORDINARY. iO@e; net recein uf psie
export Great britain O5 bales stock 3Op pses -
CHARLESTON, z.-Cotron quist Middins TIC pw
Mddnng II r Good Ordinary lOstc1 me- receip,- 1ts1
bales exports to Great Britain 374l bales 70 ha N9nu
nen 400 bales coastwse LIZ eales sales 1VoV D"eS
stock. 1872. 80 bales -,
GaIvEsTos Dec 2-Cot,on easy; Modnng. iiSe.; Low
Mddling. lie. Ordinary 1O'ac; net reeeips eViO
3Ol bales sales, 700 baies spc
10 ,26l
NEw.OELxAys. Dec 2.-Cotton steady; hdding. IL fcs
MddnnR Lei tioad Ordinary. lui net recents 4Zlo
bales; gross bales. exports coastwse 3s2o srsi ses
1000 ba.es last evening 400 bales sto> 25bSOI oSes
NORFOLK. 2.--CottOn qne'; nlldnne, &c. net
Britain f5l" Oscsi
sales, 39I bales; stock SI,osI bales
SAVANNAH Dec. 2.-COtten quiet hicdbng lHsc Low
MiddliDg Ordinary. lOsci net receipts os4o
bAes 407O bales saeB 3OpO baes last
evening 1000 bales stock. l36.6os bales
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IIvE STOCK MARKET.

NFwYoEE Dec 2-BEEVEs- Frosh receipts we're 81 cars
Of rca5u caTs jersey city ana car at ttth,t-ana
Tie of Al vas ncr -4tudaV wtr 1H!3 ned Nlhe car
na. we're .ifiug Cauc for j. = Van Niefup sons ahd
10 elulng - getner with nlinDtr oil att when
were ed over este da, were "IrIta on e ~ 4'
bnt mere were tn yards aud NO business
sYy ouer0usqoe W.s an8iCed There was ialr demand
Tor good al Pr Sect in 'ahingtJn Mafaet a, go y
an q 51lf fur raa rs Gao Sides inn'n ana ihetl "a
Ba was al sue aud yerJ atgc qu'ntiy vas on .e
IooE. l1 ,hD l.sraets p N. hIpnohis lohB Nti1
W sIt 500 quarters 81 Beef 50 i've snoop and 100 car
Vl--Re-cipts were POS head-l4 at Goia,si 50 a.
Washington n rket AMI g % Jersey sy and therc We
more lal 100 head m 80 pcus from esi1us ti5l,at
iil we're Hnly lnAucid 10 hr
ti 49,. oGcuuEs bceri makilg slight coLc saons nom
,-.l.v ,rea Molt 4 tht hrass Caves are rnuhlLs ~
af uteil. BIS DO io laido tlcd az Al a e"
Vim V. n. wDu.f stL mo- 70 t1r ne Prcrs GiasscIs
80 =, o-ct af "a ~. Fed CssrsW SaJLcf suckers
~ NC. common Pflac Yeas 81 90 &c e" A@ltt 80
e. Calve. rc 20 -. re. thcrr very Tres arrivals ~
c,f, hog dressed tAYes AID Tho narae ls nn'om AoIf
ami hery l. AN supply ui Poultry arr Tlng Ai sc
1%t,r N winch ls pressct ~ 49, ~ 80 uc aud itiA
,.t,'r. fste il IA pre- tItncc 10 Yea. Jersey bgtfHd
also are se Ing 400, and Siatf 90 e"sc VITA "iass
C4NCs al 80. I'D t,o t,.....-. oss o. III 90. o. F.d
calves and Grassarz 800 10. al - - Veal - h. al DC
do. 10, 81 &c .,, ,...... ,.c ~ ~ ON.
Vea1 40 10. q nc, 10, 1870 y. AZ Sc no - n an
Dleubacs & Dcwof sold ~ fed caves 3'S ID q" - AZ
4" u-sla rs Z. a. 10 10. lBJ %. a. 81
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necessary TO say that any one of the rumors IS az
od az any of the others. hut it is fact that the
decline of Northwest from tho extreme price OF
onou, 80 70 1911 is the occasion of more wonder
ond comment than was the decline firm 93 to "a OF
enc same stock year ago. The business OF the oaS
was very well distributed and In the final transac-
cons although at figures below the best of the day
,hc general market seemed to be strong.
Goyernment bonds were duh. with transactions
., thc Boards of only S91 900. Prices. however.
wore steady the only change in the final bids being
decline of is for the As, except that the Board bids
CO.. he Is OF 1880 advanced g per cent to 1925
a. eopal the Government bid As here is no possible
,rod, in buying the bonds at 1928 and there is
positive unless they are turned into the Treas
Al the same price it is probable that the bid is
- far the purpose of preventing the presentation
e ,,o honds al the Treasury for payment ard Thus
o1Tsc,iuc the money market. Annexed are the clos
inc mutations: , 80, 49,.