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republican Convention or MISSOURI Co

The county Republican coayenti IN met
az MissouIa, September 4 and was called to
cider by J. w. Lancaster. On motion g.
M. Scdgwi IL was chosen tempora y chair
man and G.. B. Ha imam tempor .ry secre-
pry.
A recess Of one hour was taken
Convention called to order at 3 p. m. and
report OF committee on or sdentials read and
adopted The following named delegates
from the several precincts were found lobe
eettIed to votes In the convention:
Skalkaho-Robt. Nichols, w. b. Harlan.
Corvallis-Wm. McWhlrk, John Simens,
W. l.. Humble.
Stevensville-B. M. 8. dgwick, John w.
lancaster John B. Catlin, Frank Decker.
Mis- oula It. M Pomer y, II. G. Meyer
G.B. Hartman, 9. b. Mahon y, John ].
Long.
The report of the commit GO on perma--
nent organization AMI oder Of business
presenting the name Off. w. Lancaster for
permanent chairman and George
B. Hartman for permanent secretary was
read aud adopted. Mr.. Lancaster upon Ia
king III, chair made short sp ech after
viii, b the COW ntion proceeded 80 make
nominations In the following order
Sheriff and Ass SORE. A. Kinney.
Treasure and Superint 'pdent of Public
Observation-Disclosures Harding.
Clerk and Recorde &C. M. Sedg wi'k.
County Commiss oners-E r. Warren, of
Frenchtown, and Frank B. Decker, OF Ste.
vensville.
Joint Couucilma IF. L. Worden.
Rep esentative w. b. n lrlan.
Cor ne r.. A. Wells.
Delegates to the Territorial Conyeu Ion
F. l.. Worden T. M. Pome cy, G. h.
Sedgwick, G. B. Hartman.
The following named gentleman were ap-
pointed as Central Committee for the en-
suing two years: Dwight. Harding, T. M.
P,meroy, wm. McWhirk, Edgar F. War
rem, J. A. Leopold.
The following resolutions were un nj
mously sdUpted:
Res0Lued, That the delegates 10 INC ler
aitorial Convention, who may be present, be
authorized to cast the entire vote Of the
delegation Of Missoula county.
Resoloed, That the Republicans Of Mis-
soula county cheerfully endorse the nomi-
nations made by the Republican county
conventions Of Deer Lodge and Beaverhead
for Jotut Conn ilman.
Re.olped, That the delegates to the Ter
ritorial convention use their best endeavors
TO have the nominee Of the convention for
Joint Councilman and Joint Assemblyman
accepted by the district convention ss the
nominees OF the said convention for said Of
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THE NEW NoRTH-WET, DEER LODGE.
Personal.

HIS. Howell, division agent, was 10 IOWA
tn il week.
W.T.. PiDsr sud family, Of Pioneer. were
ju kwu Wedul sday.
Mr.. D. ]. Armstrong aud wife, Of Ms
souls, D 49, sbrougu Deer Lodge :" route
homo this week.
@, T. Meader, Mayor Walton add b. i.
Blown, OF Butt,, are amoog visitors 70
Deer Lodge sincs last week.
Msss.s, Dswolss, Spratt, Staple.on, For
bis and Talent, alto oeys OF Butte, are In
at eudaoce at the Dissrict Court. ~
Mn. T. A. K,uwol,, Of Ksusas City,
No. arrived oa tho 1a.h lost. and may pos
sibly reusin during The winter. Welcome
Il is publ bed that C,'l,cfoe Of Gus
toms T. A. Cuum'pgs WIS married at Car
tbaRe, New York, on the Alb inst. Our
bes. wi shes. -rfg i-fEa.r mont FE
Thos. M ys aui r r. Hicks were pas
senzers on Thursdays easSero ooaco, the
folmec bound fer Kentucky and the latter
for Missouri. t9
Ms. N. M. Hopkins. wife of our resi-
dent dentist. &C ,oor anisi Nc. Post and
family 70 Mouiapa and win make Der homo
10 Deer Lodg. . "a
z. s. Staekpole left on Monday for trip
down South, Salt LAX City being the OBJ
jective point, but bis visit mas DO prolong-
ed in order to allow him to visit other
points. ..
Miss iona Bait erton, Miss Lutte and
Master Jcbonje Essus left Thu sday morn
ing for Columbia, Mo. They viii COM
plete their educa tions at the State Univer-
s'ty at that pie e. .....r .r. ...........
A pa, iy oorsisting Of Jos. Med onall and
wife, Mis Kate Feetly, joseph Lodge and
Jobn Coli man ,etur'ed from months
visit 70 Wonderland Ga the 9Th inst, vol
pleased with the sceaes and incid ants Of
their tiip.
The Presbyterian socisble 1t the resi-
dence OF Mr.. aod Ms. 81. s. Reed 90 Tues
day evening last was most eDjoyable az
fair. A large plumber OF visitors, together
With the Desc Lodgers in attsodaoce, com.
pos large ssssmDlage. Tue grounds
were IN isomeIy i)luuinat I'd, the re'rssh-
meuts of ,be best ard all who wee fortu-
nate enough 70 be 10 attendance were
handsomely cared for. '.E. ..
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Leaal,,y of the Grand jury.

Prior to the order Of the Sdprme Court
adjourniug foe one week the date OF oom-
menceDent Of the September uerm Of Court
for this couoty SUMMONS had been served
on the Grand lunors for tho term. They
were .'summoned to b and rppe ct tho
Court House on NJ ,sday, September o."
After The order had been mad' and tho
clerk OF the District Court Notified there
was published By the eheuff uoiics to
jurors stating they would not be required
to appear until Monday, September 18th
When court CONVINCED the question - 20 the
legality OF holding over the Grand Jury
came up sod was argusd before tho court.
It was suggested that the jury DO discbsrg-
Cd By the court and immediately summon
q again, but this, too. ~ though: ~
some to b mot exactly the right manner o.
procedure. The question wss taken under
advissUent BY JUICE GalDaaith. who on
Thursday gave - his dsoision that this 4
lsgal Grad Jury
This, of eou.ss. does not a6ect the y
eality OF the court ssrm, bat siucly raise
the question n to whsshsr . true bill ol
ind,otusut an h. fou nd By Grsod Jury
summoned to appear on csrtain day -
data snd shep hsli ovw.
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Projected Water Ditch.

II is contemplate having survey made
for ditch to briog water from the Deer
Lodge river some seven miles above here to
. point on the hill near the Catholic
Church. A line wa run some years since
but It Ia practically Of ne benefit now, and .
re-smvey will have 70 be made. Mr.. Kel-
logg has agreed to do the work and also to
flu, nish the estimated cost OF bringing in .
ditch to carry 1000 inches OF water. Should
the vol continue stock company will be
formed aud watsr furnished all who might
desire It at reasonable prices, After the
construction the plan Is for the company to
place nan in charge Of the ditch to see
that 1t be kept In repair, regulate the flow
Of water and thereby prevent repetition
Of the annoy Ances endured by using water
from bitches under control OF no one. Az
. reservoir would DO constructed it would
also be , protection sya;ust fire. The pro
jet In commendabl, one /; let the work &c
on.
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A few days before the Fair there arrived
in Helena four horses recently purchased
by Mr.. Lai able In Madison, Wis'oosin, m
the ANIMALS were 90 exhibition there during
the week, and have since, beeu brought
here.
Herod (Black Hawk stallion) 10 oeauty.
He has fine style and action, and trotting
record Of 2:262 J. b. W ilacs, noted
New Yolk horssma i,says Of Herod that be
IN the best inbred Black Hawk stallion liv-
ing. A brother Of Robert Bonner, known
the world over - the owner OF good hon =,
says that Herod has better action and com
b,nes moro OF the points OF trotter than
any horse he knows Of.
Mr.. Larabie brought In addition sne
brood marc, Nettie Morris, By Gen. Knox
dsm By Alsxander's Abdallah, record s:Sot
This apimal vas sold onoe 70 w. b. Van
derbilt for $4,000.
Flora J., pacing marc by SCOTS Hiatoxa
trial record, G25. ).
Molly BurnsideA pacing marc. ~ Tuck
ahos, trial reohord, asa
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Lion Guy r,en >.

E ~ e ssH
James Wilson v y badly burt By cave
in the Atlantis mine.
Rob valllsoetts did IL with his little p's-
toll The bu.let Is In his wrist.
Dave Rsinhart, the 60 sd-lookiDg, whole
souled foreman Of the Atlsutis mine, p
csndidsts for Sheriff Of Bssvsrhead county
On the Republican tiokst Dave viii 81
Cbero-
The He 10 Co. csDnot handls their ON
-ors fast enough o nsequsntiy ths Kscsuk,
Napolsou, Poor Man and othsf mines Ind
their orss 70 Salt Lake or Butts Cor rsduo-
ton.
The Ksoksk has srsossd hosting works
ga u nov sbipping ors 70 Salt LAts. i
TIE snow shsds Of the Hecla tramwsy
srs advancine SEQ feet per day.
Work on tho Clsve bis been resumed
and IL Dsw sngsrs house y nssrly huish-
"a. Ths los ~ ~ flrs dA not sxcssd
n7OO.
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pscay ofths Tsssh

Az froa various CAPS but principally
4 nay b. attdtuhi 70 = y neglect @
- indiscrsnisaks ussof tooth psvdsn I'D
pssess, ~hs,h gsse : - msisary wntseee.s
= - tsssh vhile tbey oorrods ~ ssenst
Ths tinsay i. q INST dslicn6e szcna1ts
so.sn-xash, Tsss sst e0z0DOHT, vill
s.suaiiy asssst - proGues q dscays hasdsn
~ ~, snd inpars : deliGhtfal fnssnnss
v - hssath. Il removes thoee laya9es
vh5eA psoSls seatn,a = tAeif - flon -
!, * susst al scid srtiolss. te0ln
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES,

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING cor
SALE and REPAIR OF their Fayorably Known
Machines. Their REPAIR SHOP 10 IN ehaIge Oh
q Competent workman OF iong experiences ,hs
Company's Shops. and ALL wo.k done oy tne
Once will be w arr anted. -
s%-To pal les desiring Machines the Company
offer the most liberal terms.
orders and inc uires should be addressed to
SINGER MFG Co.,
Price Lists forwarded on appneasion.
Beaverhead Republican countyIcon-
vention.
The County Convention for Beaverhead
met At Bauuack, 9th inst. The following
are the proceedings
For Cou icilman-Geo. w. Brown, Horse
Prairie.
For Represeutative-Dr. e. j. Clutter,
Terminus.
For Joint Eepresentative-W Vim. Thomp-
son, Glendale.
Probate Judge and ex-onicio Clsrk-G.
g. Earle, Glendale.
For sheriff and Assessor-David Rem
hart, Lion City.
For Treasurer and OK .Oficio superintend-
emit of Sch ools--Otto Klemm, Terminus.
For Coroper-Tbos. r. Hamilton, Bon
mack
For G. unity Commissioner-P. Thorpe,
Beaverbead.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
EN-. Task, Chat man; Geo. 4. Tar
bell, k. ID. Lsavitt, James McGinty, hoot.
Selway.
PLArF0RM.
Tho Republican party OF Beafernea0
county In convention assembled, pres mt 70
the voters Of this county nominees for the
different ofaoes to be filed at the ensuing
election who ale qualified by their integ-
rity and capacity to reach the highest stand
ard or Official fines I; II presents can iidates
who not only represent the choice OF the
Republican patty but who oommaad the
respect and esteem Of the indep ,nden' con-
seryatiyes and thoughtful voters Of other
politial opinions.
RFsoLoTIoNs.
It's hereby resolved:
That We demand In the Administration Of
county affairs, the most rigid economy
That we insist that those TO whom We
confide official trust shall discharge those
trusts with aIl their ability, and with the
most sciupulous regard for the inler Sts Of
taxpayers.
That We aim to have taxation reduced 70
the lowest point compatible with the due
administration Of county business.
That we enforce upon the attention o.
the PEOPLE, u gent duty AMI necessity .
apparent at this time.
That personal and property assessment
shall be made BY the aushoaity destgn 10
for that purpose with more energy ndeh'y
and com pletsness than has bcen Daniios'
In the Official term about 70 expire.
That we are opposed 70 ubs,diss ana q
emptions IN any form or shaps being grant
cd to any corporation what ,ver. tft
IL. THOMAS, Chairman
oTro KLEnN, 6ec'y.
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our NEW ROUTE EAST
Quick Time, Low Rates and a Pleasant
Trip.


Hundreds OF Montanians who have not been to tn
TO trip sometime during the present spring. The
cause OF this general eavetaking s due largely TO
long season OF prosperity, but vastly to the fact
that We have now, practically, through rail route
from Montana TO cities Of both the Atlantic and Pa
ciAc slopes. The Utah q Northern Railroad IL Is
dwindled 10 one that, in comparison, Ia mere pas
time. Passengers can leave Helena Deer Lodge, Bntte
or Virginis City on Monday morning, take breakfast
Mt Ogden shout Wednesday, and dine at Chicago, St.
Louis, or San Francisco. on Saturday; or. about the
LIST Of JuSe, they can shorten this time about one
day IN. 80 no,. = ,s., R.a Rocs ,,., an. ~
fairly consider that the point at which the bulk Of the
East bound travel win this spring change from the
Concord coach to the luxurious Horton reclining chair
cars of the Utah b Northern. Red Rock Ia only 100
miles south Of Helena f55 miles south Of Deer Lodge
100 miles south Of Butte, 10S miles from Virginia
City and SO miles from Salisbury. Taking the aver
road at Red Rock has q large advantage over the
river at Benton. Stages and trains run daily, and
connections are close and through to all points
n the United States. The delays and uncertainties
Of navigation are thus unknown on our southern
route. Considering the luxury, safety and speed as
sured the rates TO Omaha from our prominent cities
1890 1stclass $75 I'd class, and s4o emgrantl are
really verY reasonable Through tickets are also on
sale at ths different Offices of Gimer, Salisbury Co.
to all important cities of the Union at proporionate
ly low rates. Emigrant and second class passengers
have hrst class accommodations on stages marked
improvement ON last years custom OF putting them
throush on mail wagons. Indeed, there In much
about TO make his long anticipated trip East by rail-
and to our readers In the East who contemplate
Journey to Montana, we can commend the above
showing last as heartily.
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TERRITORIAL FAIR.

Premiums Awarded 70 Dssr Lodge Co.
Exhibito. $.
To s. E. Larabie, for the best sailor 3
years old or over, first premium, go.
To 8. E. Larab Q, for best stallion years
old and un lee 8, a st premium, $40. a- u
Jobn Biels Dbsrg, for best stallion Syears
old and over, first premium, $o5.
i. e. La-sbie, best tho { uahbred iuey =
y,ar, old and uader 3. fiist prem uu, $40.
A. Fl. Mitchell, for best team 70 d ters,
first premium, &25. s..-r-.r~ ....-
John B'ejeoberg, best saddle horse, first
premium, $I5.
3. K. Larab:e, btst matched tea . for
gene nj purposes, first premium, $40.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
By John D. Pelletier, for best stallion
two years old and uudec, to S. E. Larabie.
%.
By Piatt g. Young, for best matched
team, to 8. e. Larsbie, $l0r -.a-e
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Notice Of Contest.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M. T.,
Sept. 3, 1880.

To Mary Spear: Nt '..' .r.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by Dun
can Dingwal alleging that the tract covered by your
Desert Land Entry No. 49, made at this Office Janu-
ary L. 1873 to-wit The w u of NE \ and the n
of Ne OF Secti N Is In T 10, N. of ~ w IL not
desert land within the meaning of the ID Sect ion OF
the act of Congress- approved March B. 1877. and ask
ing that your said entry be cancelled You are here
by notified that hearing will he had at this office on
the Goth day Of October, ID. 1880, at 10 o'clock a.
m to determine as TO the matters alleged In said
complaint, and that the testimony 10 be used upon
said he airing will be taken before the Probate Judge
of Deer Lodge county, N. T., at his office In the
town of Deer Lodge, said county and Territory, on
the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1880, at ten clock a.
m , at which time and place you are hereby summon
ed TO be and appear and furnish testimony In support
of your said Desert Land entry, No. 1i9.
j. H. MOE, Register.
a"a .s. r. p. STERLING, Receiver.
o. B. OBANNON, Attorney for Contestants.
5S4-5t .. ss. IT'D. ' ...f .-.. .rEr
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Notice to Cseii 0rs.

Estate of Valentine Blum, deceased. #s'
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned admins.
traitor of the estate of Valentine Blum deceased TO
the creditors OF and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first publica
tion of this notice 70 the said administrator at nav
postoce address, Pioneer City, or at my ranch In the
IG5&H - WILLIAM WALLACE, %,
Administrator Of the estate Of said deceased.
Dated September 10, 1880, ,#E..la 5S4-ot o ~
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Aeu, Aorth.West.
RELIGIOUS.

,,rspyTERIAN. - Services every Sunday
PkSI"a At the Presbyterian Church, az / q. m;
morhi"g q .. m.-Rev. J. L. Henning, offieiat-
Ing. oAav School In the same place ut q p. m.
SUI meeting every Wednesday evening at
4 O'CLOCK.
cATHoLIc.-Serviees every Sunday. FIRST
Mass at s o'clock q. M; Second Mass at log a.
% Charity at 2H O'Clock p. m. Vespers at
o'clock p. m
overwhelmingly School every Sunday
2p.m.
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FOUND Ar :. LAST!
"Dohyn's Sure Cure 7"
For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
+ .- g.. 2
And Nervous
..- .t - 1H'E'
Headache.
~ M .f 49, %. 70


":DosfNs' SuaE CURRY is In the form Of sunni and
Is pat up In large size impervious wooden boxes. II
Is Used supd and is always ready and convenient
for use, thont any extra trouble or additional ex-
pcrse wi ntever II contains no choorC form, ether,
aumon'a blood root, copperas, bisnuth, calomel or
morUbiat, ana children five years Of age can use II
with pert safety. Its wonderful and beneficial ef
fects qr xiv IoIow the first application, and being
composed simple chemicals, we guarantee II 10 be
p rfscty simple and harmless. One fox will last
about one noah. and has frequently b. en- suficient
to effect cures but It cases OF long standing, may
require from turee to SIX boxes. II immsiately de-
srays the catarrhal STENCIL and gives 70 the
brea. h It's original purity and sweetness -f en-.
"'" Cure Guaranteed. ~S' - -r
IL our SORE CURE .. be regularly and persstently
used d ected by label on each boz, we guarantee
relief in every case and absolute cnro In all
where the patient Is free from constitutional ailment
o. complications resulting from scrofulous or syphl
istic affections. Where such si'ments complica-
tons exist we have alternative which, when taken
| In connection with SURE CURE " we guarantee TO
cure. ThOs. H. Irvine, 5r.
| Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale BY STANLEY b Co, Dess Lodge. $40.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
.@@E Hwa -~f CE# afa.ra
A Rare Opportunity for Sheep Men.

4 ss.t e4H
A RARE CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED TO THE
"A citizens of Montana DESTROYS of engaging in the
bus ness Of sheep raising and wool growing We Of
fer entire band OF sheep, Numbering $500 bead,
consisting OF about 'rs~ rz' ..ls 4 ..... ..r
$50 Thoroughbred ana High-Grade American
Me.ino Rams.
About 500 head of High Grade American Meri-
no Ram Lambs.
500 head Of Thoroughbred American Merino
Ewes. o. IL -r--a-.-.. q - e.. .-
1900 head of Hish-Grade Ewes.
The balance Of the baud consists Of we'll graded
American Merinos, tar above the average usually
driven to this Territory OF the latter about 800
breeding ewes, balance lambs aad wethers These
sheep are now on the road from Northern California
and will arrive at Bannack, Beaverhead county, ON
about the 18th Of September. Will pass through by.
way of Deer Lodge, Helena and White Sulphur
Springs to the Musselshell II not previously cold.
viii sell any all of said sheep to suit purchasers
For particulars inquire of j. w. Brownel, Helena,
Lester ChampliL, In Charge Of the sheep.
sss4p HroWnel b Champlin.
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II "A assortment II ordered lesser guam
titioe than one hundred viii be furnished 1t
sameir1tas.- Cash must accompany order.
Postage win be prepaid. Address,
|n0<F s1aE NEW NORTH lit
DKxR LoDsK
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LOCAL NEWS

s.ssn one postofsce 70 another. MUST MENTION
TIE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
vIOUSLY SENT.
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Notice FOr6idd ma Credit.
Blanks for Sale.

have in stock the following Justioes'
Blanks, adapted for any township or county
In Montana, and in conformity to existing
Iavss, The following arc the prices:
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FIRST DISTRICT NOMINATIONS,

Council and District Nominations.
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Pr posals for Penstentiary Supplies

Sealed proposals for furnishing the following named
supplies for the u g. Penientiery at Deer Lodge WI
be received by until Saturday, September slsSo
WOOD.
200 cords. Bids may be made for hsf pole and half
cord wood, or ali pole wood.
XElETA RI KR
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FINE HORSES.

Some Recent Importations offs z. Lar
able.
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Premiums Awarded 70 ossr Lodge Co.
Exhibito. $.
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Collection Agent.

~,oL. w. p. WHEELER, Of Helena, has been
u appointed Agent Tor THE NEW No !s,, n a
sonored by this once, ana he is commended to
,be courtesy Of our patrons.
rr IosEPH's HOSPITAL, DEER LODGE,
- Montana. Under charge OF the Sisters OF
SS.,ity. The Sisters are prep ired 10 aceommo-
Sstepatients with good rooms BOARD and nursing,
a. twelve dollars per week.
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i pany have opened an Office IN neiena ior the
SALE ana REPAIR Of their Favorably Known
Machines Their REPAIR SHOP 10 IN charge OF
o Competent workman Of long experience IN the
Company's Shops. and ALL wo.k done oy the
Once will be w ranted.
s~-To pal les desiring Machines the Company
offer the most liberal terms.
SINGER MFG Co.,
Helena. M. 7.
National Republican., 1880-09-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.

NEW YonK, Sept o. 1880.
Money was easy at 293 per cent. and closed a,
2G2l4 per cent.
Exchange was steady AZ 1904 to 4soN for long,
and lS3A to 4s3lk for short sight
Governments were quiet, but steady,
state bonds were active and generally strong.
Louisiana consols rose 10 39IS Alabama. class K,
70 5o5s; south Carolina non.fundable dxes 70 as
Arkansas q Missouri sevens 10 ~. and do. L. X. u
= b. sevens to s. Tennessee skies new declined
from 33 to 81.
Railroad bonds active. but irregular. Oregon
rsts rose FROM o. to 1876 Canada Southern firsts
10 va Denver & Rio Grande consols to 9g3t Kan
sas Iuchc irsts TO yT2a jersey Central incomes to
si34 texas Pacific incomes 10 6SJs, Mobile & Ohio
hrs debentures 10 s65 seconds TO ST. thirds 10 80;
seconds 10 1lstE Chesapeake & Ohio currency skies
TO Al =, and Houston Texas frsw to 10Sh. Lake
Erie y Western incomes rose from ca TO G19z and
reacted to 6S c. c. & ]. G. supplementary dropped
fron g5A to 9iH, and rallied 20 951S; Northwest
consols sold at i24lS; Michigan Central sevens de-
tuatod between sgA aud s0l4.
The stock market fell off a fraction In the early
dealings, but subsequently advanced u 10 ~ and
later reacted 4 70 pa per cent. This was followed
by recovery Of HgeA per cent, but during the
afternoon the speculation again became depressed,
and decline of u TO per cont was recorded. In
the later dealings the market bec- me iirmer and
closed ut recovery of x ~ v per cent oregon
Navigation rose per cent, reacted . and recovered
per cent
Ihc total sales were $4,000 shares. including
Delaware, Lackawanna Il Western 10000, Della
ware u Hudson l3OOe, Erie $4,000, Hannibal & sc.
Joseph 400, Kansas & Texas $500, Lake Shore
lDeOO, Lake Eric z Western 5000. Michigan Gem
trail 5000 Manhattan Elevated 5000, Northwest
ern 5000, New JJrscy Central 35,iUO Oregon Navi-
CATION 5000. Pacific Mail li,iOO, Reading 1900,
sLPaul IL $40, Wabash Pacific $500, Western Union
300 and Sutro Tunnel 5000.