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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13
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Germine nit gbren ais @tissse,
Der septttt.
lleber bic Mpnt6eferiirma Rosisn unb
6unt IN Salfin9s, Rinn., entuebusu mir
folsenbe Roti,en Der v5aitinss @a3ette".
Die 6trma Rosien unb 5unt wurbe 1870
tn &ebwins etabIirt, no fe quite @si9dfte
that. Ser Suut lieB f5 bann in Waba'
ibaw nisber unb Ssrr Rosisn psriisbt bic
apotbste in 6altinss. Die Ginri4tung
berieIbsn, mas bas Wobiliar bstrift, 1T
cine prd5tiss unb bus @aarenIassr ssbduft
Bis unter bic Osts. 6srr Nosien fi5rt
auBer WsSicamsntsn, Sps3srsisr, Sarbsn
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BET Bort @aibinston elm i5Snss nsusi
Wohnbaas BON gadfsinen bansn, meIbe
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13
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Serr 9asIt Director Der tatboIii9en
RuabsniduIe su Nrlon anb Snipsetor Der
tatboIii5en bsutidsn S@ulen Der 9routna,
bat bas rlnslid ssbabt, feline tussnbbafte
unS tbsusre @smablin Marie Sraneoiie
@uslf, ssb. Brspsr AM 10. Sani, mobI,
perisbsn nit ben Saframsuten Der Rir&e,
su psrlisren. r. /, p.
Der YrppiusiaIratb bate f5 ss,
usissrt In has Budget uon l02 @smeinben
Summsu s~inSutrasea, nm ~bisisnissn 3u be'
3abIsu, bic tn ben vStaatsl9uIsn" rslisi5,
len rlnterri9t seben iolIsn. 9is &ests'
riius mari auf gntras bss @ouusrneurs
ben Bei9Ias bss Propin3iaIratbss um,
unb spans bic @emsinbsn, bic Sanmeu
ms 8ibsst au fst.n. gariois 2sute, bieie
Sreimaurerl
I'm II. Sani ssi9ab sin sroBss In,
sIad auf Der nsusn giisnbabnItnie swif9en
Dane uub Sausrfin. Gin Mrbstteraufieber,
3. Sssbois, Isste Seuer IN cine Wine,
als ii4 bieisIbe pI6sIi@ unb Dor Der 8eit
~sut3lnbsts. Sssbois wurbe au Ropfe anb
Massu I&psr perIstt. gm anosrsn Wors
gen itarb e.. Ct bintsrIdBt cine @ttpe
nit flnf 8tnberu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13

Bii1of gbatarS pom Yinesnnss belt bic
Ssfprebist. gesen 1900 S9uItnaben
parsi 3ussssn.
Grsbi0eeis 8biIabeIpbia.
An Der Ct. Better unb 8auIs gatbebraIe
in philadelphia fanb am "a. Stunt bic Ssisr
Ses 2~ooidbriSen Sasrsstases Der @rinbuns
bes Orbens Der 1rifIidsn S9uIbriber
fat. Die bo9m. @sifli9teit unS bic
anbddtissn aus allen SbeiIen batteu id
gu bieisr 5sier sabIreia einsefeat, 10 baB
bts Ratbsbrals gang ssfilt mar.
Di6ceis Ga grofie.
Ser bo6p. 6err 8. &idrOer, Bis.
fer Profefor Der Bbiloiop5ie unb Diseirs
Iinar i'm grisfsriemiuar ~ ct. Graneis,
III pom 81. ShabI gum abmiuiiirator Der
Di6csie Ga grofe beitsut uorbsn.
Der bo5w. Ssrr Bat Idnssre Sabre an
Der RatbebraIe gu Ga grofe sepittt unb 1T
bssbalb nit ben GussIssenbsitsn Der Di0
esie bur@aus uertraut.
Nir birfsn, obns Der 8si5eibsnbeit bss
bedu. 5errn 3u nabe treter Su molten,
uobI Der ueber3eusuns ausbrud sebeu, baB
berisIbs has pom 81. Batter in i'm ssisste
ebrenuous 8ertrauen in iebsr 8e;iebuns
rs5tfe,tisen pirb, unb wiui9sn Der DiOesie
3u ibrent ususn abmiuitratOr bon Ssr,en
Slid. Sol.
Gs treut uns, 3u usrnsbmsn, baB Der
@siunSbsitssuiianb bes bo5u. 9srru Sol.
9amm, usI6sr felt GINGER 3eit i9on ftd
i'm AIerianer. 5Oipital in Chicago bsfinbst,
i8 iebr se6tflstt bat, 10 bas Der bo5u.
5err bofft, baIb uisoer in feline 9smsinbs
Dacaba Suridtsbren gu t5unsn. Rsu.
5amm's ausenli4t 1T tnbsi en- INNER nod
iebr idpad, pesbaIb IS Tim unm6slid
mar, bic uieleu pom Jrsunbsu srbaItensn
Brisfe 3u beantuortsn. Col.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13

Onr4 @euerenb MIer. BerabpIb
sing uns sin blbi@es Bdnb9en @ebt&ts :
nPrairierpien" betitteIt, au. @ir babsn
bisie gr3susnife Der Mufe bes bo&m. Der,
faisrs NIT pislsm SntersiIe unb @snuB aes
Isitn unb Ienten nit 8ersnlssn BITE Anfs
merfiamteit unierer 2eisr auf bic @ebt4te,
bic tbsils wsItli9sn, tbeils rslisioien Sns
baltes ,finS. Ssbr gut sisuet fi9 bas
8dnb@en ais Gsftsef&ent, bsionbsrs ba
aud bts Gusffattuns cine fsbr CUTE III.
Seinss papisr, tlarer, heller Druid, bib,
f9er ginbanb. Ser prsis III auf 81 25
fstssifslt unb Tam man bic @sbi9te bur9
&su. ". 8ersboIb, Reu rllui, bic BOLTS
SeitunaA tn ct. Baul, Wtnn., ober bur4
ben vObto Waiienfreunb" bs3ieben.
Don benz Bet Beusiser Or. I'm
Strlase eri9ienenen ,,&lmerifaniiGes
Wanberba9", 9anb nnb 2ebens'
biIber aus Norbs uub MttteIs
@merita mad 2uctan .Btart fret
bearbsitst pom Bb. 2ateus Iieaen uns
wisbsr msbrers 2isferunssn b6&ft interei'
iant sei@riebsu, bic ben 2sier fsHsln nor.
Dabei tteren febr blbi9e unb sefdutas
Bilber ben Cert, Der bte Sitteu unb 2sbens,
ueiie Der 8swobnsr bieies Continents
prd@tis f4ilbert. Das Wsrt eri9sint tn
10 2ieferunsen gum biqtsen preiie pon 25
Gents per 9ieferuns. papier, Druid, Suu,
itrationea finb prd&tis.
Don ber tn 0s,l0se Bet Bensise,
8r. eri&einenben ,,Nltsn unb Nsneu
Welt,'' pom ,,Seuti@er Sansi6at" IL
Wort unb Bib, Der BON Pu { tn Nsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13
Sir6ft&e glenisaeiten.
SnIauo.
Grsbi5esis Cincinnati.

Grbbi6ess Cincinnati.
9lm Sonntag, I. %. purbs bas foIsenbs
S1reiben bes goabiutor's Der gpbi6ceis
Cincinnati, bss bo5u'ifsn glber, BON ben
Ranseln usrleien:
cincinnati, ben 8. SuIi 1880. 5o9'
pirbiser II. wertber Serr Rad ben Beri9,
ten Der biefieen Ssiiunsen bat bic @eieu'
i9aft, unter benz Ramen: ,Ratboliide
uuiformirte Rittsr, am Donnsritas ben "a.
unb am Samitas ben %. lsstsn Ronats,
nd9tIi9e llnterbaItuusen, mite aud am
Sonntag elm 6ffentIt9es @affmabl, perar,
ftaItet. Wie uieIe Don ben betrefenben
g~Ompasnisn, aober ben basa ssb0renosn
Mitslisoern, udbrenS Der Ra1t anmsienb
waren, 1T uns nt1t az Obren setomuen.
Da absr aue S.rbanbIunssn untsr sinem
GiteI unb ais Ebetle be5eIbeu Brosramus
ps,6ffsntli9t wurben, III iomit isbsr in ben
8srbanblunsen tbdtis sewsisns 9srein fur
bts OffentIi@e @srinsi9dsuns meiuer War'
iuns, bis CT bur9 eine 6fientli9e MiBbiIs
Iisuns iI@ sere&tferttst bat, perantuortIi9.
Sd wlns9e bemna@, baB ben @netnsn,
bersn Ramen ais GbsiInsbmer perSffentIi9t
wurbsn, = fei Go aud MI tn Der pro3sls
fon aua Sonntas - aud bsnsn, bic obue
8er6fentli@uns an ben llutn baltunssn
nod a1t ll5r abenbs EbsiI nabmsn, Sas
grf9sinsu tn tir1li4sn proeeifonen ober
BET gsremouien, auf mas INNER fir cine
Mrt, isi Is In Der Str9e obsr auf Der Stra.
Be, untsriast fell. l1nb wsnn ~sinasIne Mit.
sIiebsr pom irsenb weI9en gompasnien TN
auause Der @Ompasnis Bet ben Mbenbuu'
terbaltun9en 3usegen waren, 10 nlii en- bts
bstrsffsnben gontpasnien, bis fe fi9 bon
ioI9sn WitsIisbern seretnist babsn, slei@.
faIs aussei9loGen fem. llnb isSe Gom,
pasnis, wsI9e tinftisbin ioI1e perIonsu
ais MitsIieber aufnimmt, muB auf sIsi4s
@eiie aussei4lohen isiu. Da elm 8ytefts,
pom Cincinnati srwdbnt murbe, ber Sci Der
gsriammIuns Der Convention 3ussssn ae.
wsien, baltic i3 es far biqis su iasen, boz
CT isitbsm BET mir ~uorseipro9en Bat uni
mir erfldrts, baB, ba &c teine @eIsasnbeii
bate, mid bapon IN RsnntniB sa ieSen, q.
elmer gtnlabuns sufoIss cine sinaias Ser.
iammluus belu9te, bic uornebmli& aus
ausmarII9eu SeIeSaIeU oeltanp, Dap Gtnigs
iber bic Su baltenben llnterbaItunssn Is,
M~iBuersnisen ausbridtsn, bab fernsr biz
l1nterbaItunsen, wie ss i9eint, pom einiasu
9srsinen Der Stabt ~arransirt worbsn ma.
rem. sic werben bic @lts baben, bieiss
an Sonntas, ben 4. SpIt, ober wenn He Cd
ui9t Bel Seiten erbaltsn iolten, ON foIasn,
ben Sonntas, wenn aud teins gompaaui,
Sbrer Rtr&e anssb0rt, Der @smsinbs Dor,
tuIeisn.A
G%rtbi5esis Baltimore.
Su Baltimore, Rb., bsstnsen am "a
Stunt bts 9rtfli9en S1ulbrlbsr bas 900
iabrise SabiIdum Der @ranbuns ibrss or
bens unb wurbe beBbaIb tn Der RatbebraI
etn fsierIi@es 5o4amt abssbaItsn, wel9en
unsefdbr 40 priefier unb BITE Draber mi
t5ren S9nIern betwobuten. Der bo&w'f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13
&ammsrbsri4t.

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20 2.Suui. Oie Rauis
msr ssnsbmiste einen glustaui3 3wii4en
BEN Staate unb Der Sta6t SID. 5srr
Gen.. Dir. gpi9sn bswtist bic Rotbwsn'
bistsit elmer sriubli1sn ResuIiruns Der
@aHsrldufs. Der bstrsffsnbe Mntras wtrb
anssnommsu. ST.. Sen. . Dir. 9trpa9
wini9t bic Discuifon bss @eies, gntmur'
fes ibsr BITE SsIb, unb WaIbpoltbei ui59ts
auf bis Wtnter.S sifon pertast werbsu unb
bic &ammer m69te nar isst ertldreu, baB
bic Gslbs unb @aIbpoIijd bnr& basieIbs
psrional ausselbt werbe. Or. Hrafsur
tabslt i9arf bic Bsibsbaltuns Der psralte,
ten, itsrftrensen Orbonanoen absr bic
Gorit' uub SslOpoliaet. DkSS. Saeqass
unb Brineour molten teine Staatsbeamten
aIs Tslbbitsr baben, fe woqsn bis @e9te
unb 6rsibeiteu oer @emstnben aufre9t e.,
baIteu. llsbrissns ssbe "a ui9t an, Der
&~ssieruns gum poraas bic @runbIass su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.



One Of tho worst features of the jesuit sys.
tenn of education, about which wo hear SO
much of late, is that IL brings up bows TO DO
nice-mannered little Journalists or fine scholars,
but it fails to make manly fellows of them
The boy who is taught that it is his duty
to denounco privately comrade whom he
secs doing wrong may grow up to have a
much keener eye for the shortcomings Of
others than for his own, and may at all
events become an arrant mischief.maker Ono
of the rules of Jcsuits' schools is that in tho
playground three boys may walk together,
but not two. Two might wax confidential
and become confederates in mischief but there
is less danger Of this If third be present
Three boys, however, who should constantly
be seen together would soon find reverend
father gliding alongside of them to join in
their conversation. The Jesuits apply all
their energies to obtain masteTship over tho
minds Of their pupils and the worst fault In
their eyes Is to be cplined-that u.s. to
have mutinous spirit. If boy conhdod TO
them be uncleau, greedy, uncouth, mendacious
or dissipated, they try, not unsuccessfuly as
rule, TO cure him of his bad habits; but
IL they find that he has an independent
spirit which cannot be curbed, they speedily
get rid of him lest he should lead the others
astray. IL matters nothing to them that the
rebellious boy be frank, honorable and foar-
less; the moment IL is proved that he cannot
be rendered docile he is regarded as danger.
Gus. The result of this is that in the Jesuit
colleges boys grow up to have a uniform
pattern; they may differ IN their aptitudcs,
but their characters are slowly and surely
shaped in the same mold If the Jesuits
are abhorred in France it is mainly be.
cause men brought up in other schools find
that they can novor think or argue with their
pupils Jesuitry makes men whose opinions
and prcjudcos are not of this age; and no
wonder, since the chief lesson inculcated by
1t is that we live in times that are OWL. and
amid institutions which ought to be under
mined, pending tho moment when they can
be boldly attacked and overthrown.-The
p1rigi1n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-09

An exciting scene" as ii is termed in the
newspaper reports says the PaH Mail gazette,
occurred ut fire in Lever street, ST. Luke's,
on Sunday night. The scene was certainly
one of some excitement. II consisted of the
spectacle of a succession of leaps from the VIM
dows OF heuppor floor Of the burning house by
the inmates, who had no other means of escape
the lower part of the building being in flames.
Among those who thus riskod their lives on
the chance ofsavimg them WAS woman who,
it is stated, hid been confined less than u
week before the occurrence. She first throw
two other young children out to the crowd OF
spectators beneath, by whom they were caught,
and jumped out after them, happily escaping
without injury. 1t was then discovered that
the baby had been forgotten hut this, too was
rescued by the gallautry Of u fireman. who
dragged it, partially suilOCatod, from the room
in which il had been lclt, Two other persons
jumped out Of windows at the back Of the
house, both receiving injuries moro or less
severe, but, fortunately, not fatal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-09

Some time ago there was some talk about
selling the magnificent collection of diamonds
forming part of the French crown jewels the
collection is valued at 100000 francs, and
among other treasures contains the celebrated
Regent, alone worth 100000 francs. 10th to
dispersc a collection of such artistic value,
yet anxious TO conciliate those Republicans
who wish the crown to be sold, the govern
ment has decided upon the following course
The crown diamonds will DO divided into
three classes /. The heraldic ones, having
some artistic or historical interest these will
be deposited in the Apollo Gallery of the
Louvre, and among Them the famous Regent.
2. The diamonds, having special mineral
ogical value, will be sent to tho Museum of
Natural History. g. Those which may be con-
sdcred mere jewelry, and of which the value
is estimated at 100000 francs, will be sold for
the benefit of the Museum funds.
The Empress Eugcnics famous pearl nock-
lace is now the property of one of the richest
women in Europe, Countess UeECkel. Tho
Empress had the pearls sofa in London. One
of her ladies, accompanied by two friends Of
the Imperial widow, carried them to an Eng
fish ieweler, who bought them aud disposed of
them to tho Countess Henckcl for 100000
francs This lady had some of the pearls less
beautiful than the others removed and added
two other rows; one, which came from the
jewels sold by the Queen of Naples, the other
from the necklace of the Virgin Of Atocha,
sold by great Spanish Parsonage. At present
the suite of pearls belonging to the Countess,
earrings and brooch included, is worth 100000
or 100000 francs. 1t is said to be the finest
set OF pearls in the world.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-09
ATest of Indian Courage.

An Indian inter-tribal fair was held not
long ago in the Indian Territory, in order TO
show some of the results of ciyilzng tho
savages. A number of tribes attended, and
displayed articles of home manufacture, such
as needle-work, embroidery, lacework and
blankets. Many of the Indians had their
photographs taken, aud showed u childish de-
light in king at their faces. Others how
ever could not DO persuaded to 10 near tho
camera. Yellow Bear of the Arpahocs was
the first to pass through the ordeal of sitting.
He suffered himself to be properly seated, ana
the camera to be brought to bear upon him
but when the prepared plate was placed in tho
box, and tho cloth lifted, he leaped TO his feet
with bound aud attempted to leave the tent.
All attempts to reason with him failed. At
last photograph of Cheyenne, taken some
years ago, was shown TO him. llo looked at it
moment, then went quickly back to his
chair and sat there like a statue while his
negative was taken. lie explained that no
Cheyenne warrior was II greater brave than
he. Tho gigantic Osages, on the other hand,
would not approach the tent. They said the
camera robs them of their good spirits. The
kickapoos gave the same reason, aud the
photographer was peremptoriy ordered out of
their country on that account.
The Indian is a profound believer in the
power of spirits for good or evil, and takes
care never to offend them Ffg1ia (NeU,) En-
terpriSe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-09

bALllMOhE, MD, april D.
Cotton dull. Mdding 1870.
Flour steady and without change. Howard street
aud Western superfne, IS 75C94 75 do extra IS 0O6
& so; do family, s5 75@6 5O City mills superfne
SO 75d4 so: do. extra SIS 0Od5 80; do family SC OO6
co. do Rio brands, 81 90: PatGpsco family, 81 So
Wheat-Southern steady but dull; Western dull
and neglected, but closed q shade better Southern
red, 81 30@1 81 do. amber, 81 36d1 10; No Mary.
land, nominal; No . Western winter red spot and
81 29@l 29l& July, 81 lGH0l 1851: August 81 l2l%
Corn-SOuthern dull and lower; Western quiet
and barely steady. Southern white 5395ic; do.
yellow. 5365Sl%c Western mixed, spot soc: April
5OM@5O25c; May, 4S199isNc; June, 471&@i794c;
steamer, 49950c.
Oats easier Southern. 42@43c; Western white,
d2@iSc; do mixed 4O@4lc; Pennsylvania, 42@I3c.
Rye dull at 90c.
HAY unchanged. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland slS@l9 per ton.
Provisions unchanged. Mess pork, sl2 25Ggl2 so.
Bukmeats-loosc shoulders, 43lc; clear rib sides,
CSC; do. packed, 5@714c bacon shoulders, Size;
clear rib sides, 73c; hams, 1Ol4a1l &c lard. Sc.
Butter dull and weak Prime to choice Western
packed, 2j@2Sc; roll, 24@2Gc.
Eggs steady ut 12c
Petroleum nominal.
Coffee very dull and unchanged. Rio caroges
ordinary TO prime, l33sGl52c
Sugar dull. A soft, 0l6c.
Whisky dull at 81 0sl9@l TO-
FreghtS to Liverpool per steamer unchanged.
Cotton, 3-l6d; flour, 2s Cd; grain, I'D asked
Recepk--lIlour 3407 bbls; wheat, GO500 bu;
corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1850 bu
Shipments-Wheat. % so bu corn Al go bu.
Virginia SKIES deferred, IN; do. consolidated,
53li; do. second series, %; pdst-due coupons, 81
new tentorties, 81 bid to-day Virginia ten.fortes
coupon, 81 asked
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-09
To take eHoct
SUNDAY, NOV. 10. lsID. AT li3O z. NJ.

AM Leave washingtoni
5oe-Baltimore. llllicolt CITY and Way stations.
TON EXPRESS on sundays TO Baltimore only.
breakfast at Relay station.
strp;Surg, Wlnchester HNserstown Frederick.
soO-tBALfiMoRE XND LAUREL EXPRESS.
slo1Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, strasburg, Wlnches'
sis E%eYSs oTK G PaT NAY I!fqPf BOSTON
AND BALTIMoRE EXPREss. Parior Car to
sassy NfT f G6U fsd PGh mfGS6 COLUMBUS AND
PlTTSBURq EXPRESS. Frederick, Hhgers'
Through car to Stanton. Pullman Cars to On.
sinnaii daily. Grafton to sandusky daily except
AngnpolIs and Way
burg, College Beltsyille Laurel. Annapolis juno.
lion, Jessups, and Hanover.
I2lO-Daltlmore ANNAPOLIS, Eilicott City. and Way.
ii5o.,NNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND hos
lis5-ion sunday onlv5Balt!more and Way;
GSopI,BHAatIfIIImnS0EEs BLADENSBultGi AND LAU,
Aa5atPIoaI q Rocks Frederick, Iragergtown Win;
Of Rocks and Way stations only. -,
hAPRSiN eaS &hS s. AND
TlMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk except sunday.
boat at Canton Stops Al Biadens6urs and Laurel
GG9-P9int, Of Rocks ana Way Stations
72O=-tBALTIMoRB And LAUREL EXPRESS
7sG iIn litS V CokTNbus AND PITrsBURc
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars 10 Chicago and Pitts
ol5iNsEw YoR sRnI PGT1LA DELpHIA AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops ut Badensburg and
Laurel Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to PhIAdelphL - -
oi0-tSr LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
fDalIy. isundSy only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket otiicesWashlnEton Station. and COS, 6l9
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders viii DO
taken for Baggage DO checked and received at any
point In the city w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE General Ticket AGENT
GEO 8. KOONTZ General Agent
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
nbNETARP 1TATTERS IN NEW YORK
and SAN FRANCISCO.

NEW YORK, April s. 1880.
oney loaned as high as per cent. per annum
al % per cent per diem, and down to per cent,
AZ closed at SOC.
Nchnngc was dull at iSiM94S1T for long and
4S5diS734 for short sight.
bvernment bonds were quiet but generally
fin.
late bonds were dull and nominal.
bnme strong and advanced. Erie consols seconds
dnOnd, to 9lN; Kansas e Texas seconds fell on
cues fell off toS7 Boston, Hartford & Erie rsts to
81 Union Pacific sinking funds TO ll434. and
Qgon lrsts to %. Kansas Texas flrsts rose from
Ito 1915 c., &. q !. G. incomes recovered to 49,
he stock market opened weak and n fraction
lGer, but flfm tone soon set ill., and under heavy
prchases general improvement in prices fol-
lged, The advance ranged from u to 81 per cont,
Il Coal shares, New York Central, Pacific Mailond
q Elevated railroad shares leading the improve
mt The buoyancy was increased toward tho
Csc by the announcement that the New York
Otral syndicate had disposed of all their stock
nd that II new syndicate had been formed TO take
aarge lot of livestock In the final sales the general
lireacted X to per cent. from the highest point
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares. In
Gliding Canada Southern 1000, Delaware, Lacka-
wnna Il Western 81 600 Erie $4,000 Hannibal e St.
Jseph G000, Iron Mountain IL 900, Kansas 4 Texas
1000, Michigan Central 6,00O, Manhattan Elevated
2pO0, New Jersey Central 81 900, New York Central
2l0O, Ohio & Mississippi 10000 st. Paul 1000 Sutro
Tlnnel 10000, Wabash u Pacific $1,000, aud Western
UiPn $4,000.