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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
PETER g. BUTT AND MARY BUTT HIS
WIFE PETITION EX PARTE.

that Peter q. Bnit aud Mary HIATT, his wiie,
~ "a pafte plaintiffs, have this day hled In the
CLERK 0fhce OF Lincoln Circuit Court thier Joint
petition praying that Mary Butt Ne empowered
~ Judgment of said Court 10 use ENJOY. sell and con-
vey Cor her own beneht, any property she may own
or acquire iree irom he claims the debts Of her
husband Peter &. Butt. 10 make contracts. sue
and h. sued As q single woman; 10 trade In her own
aud 10 dispo>- OF her awn property by vii or
deed.
II l. fherelire ordered by the undersigned clerk
OF said Couri that the nSlce II said petition aud lie
ohiect he published IN the INrERIOn JOuaNAL,
newspaper pahlished In the town oi stanford. two
weekly Insertions, before the next March term %
said Court
Wiine.s my hand a. Clerk of The Iincoln Cir.
cult Court. this slh day ui Mare h, ISL.
s7O-2t J. p. BAILEY, clerk.
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
JAMES A. MOORE AND A. T.. MOORE, HIS
WIFE. PETITION ENPARTE.

Noiiee Is hereby given TO whom Il may concern,
that James A. Moor aud A. y. Moore, his wife,
as ex parte plaintiffs, have this day hled In the
Clerks Once OF the Lincoln Circuit Court their
Joint petition, praying that A. T.. Moore Ne em-
powered BY Judgment Of said Court 10 use,
enjoy, sell aud convey for her own benefit, any
properly that she may own acquire, ffee from
The claims or the debts Of her husband, James
A. Moore; 10 make contracts, sue and he sued ~ q
single woman, 10 trade In her own name and 10
dispose Of her property by will or deed.
II IL therefore ordered by the undersigned. Clerk
OF said Cont that the noiice Of said petition and
iis objects h. Published In the ISrERIog IOCRNAL,
a newspaper Published In the town Of stanford. by
two weekly Insertions heinre the next March terra
Of said Court.
Witness my hand As Clerk OF the Lincoln Circnit
Court, this the STU day of March, 1881.
tss-2t J.P BAILEY, Clerk.
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i am indebted to Miss Lucy Butt for
beautiful bouquet, bearing the motto ;
aI.ong live THE INTERIOR JOURNAL and
its Highland correspondent
Mr.. james Carter and wife have re-
turned from Boyle...... Mrs. A. II. Basin
visited her parents this week ...... Mrs. VIM
Gibson's father and mother, OF st. Joe, Mo-,
are with her.
j. +. Lynn, agent for G. 4. Freeman,
sold TO {, y. Morgan, Of Harrodsbnrg, 80,
900 slaves at $40 per thousand, 10 be conni-
ed in the wOods...... Ben Camper sold to
ANDY Cowan his celebrated trolter for $50
-. S. Young bought Of Mr.. White a
pair OF broke mules, six years old, for $500
......John Cash. Jr., bought Of isam Elliott
a dry COW for S25.
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Mr.. Stoford il recovering from severe
spell Of sickness. .... Mr.. Solomon Nix, Jr,
Is very low with fever, and not expected TO
recover.
business Is brisk here in the lumber
aud siave trade; work and money plenty
for the industrious. There is great de-
mand for good hands on the new railroad
from Kings Mountain to Liberty.
MIR. John Eliot is building new
house ON North sireet....-Mr. q. W. Ball
moved 10 the Firth property, on Main
street. lie will make good citizen b. Mr..
Sinll. from Campbell county. bought Of
W. &. Montgomery one tract OF 40 acres
Of timbered land near this place. Mr..
Stnli IL well pleased with our part Of The
country.
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lssi, my Household anl Kitchen Furniture, con-
sising Of BEDS. Rare aus. side Boards farlor bur
niture, Brussels Carpets, Cooking Stoves, Table
ware Spring Mattresses, Ac.
II not rented before, I will rent pnblicly ON the
same day my Housf and lot, granted 10 he one OF
the most desirable ia Sianiofd. The house has
seven roouIs. a cook room aud cellar. There Il q
good cottage on the lot. good Well, stable &e.
tso-ct In. CRAIG.
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DEATHS.

Died, at his residence in Knob Nosler.
Missouri. on February 10Th, 1881, Col.
Ransom Wells, aged about 80 years. The
deceased was one Of the most prominent
citizens Of the vicinity in which he lived.
lie has many friends and relatives in this
and adjoining counties who will sympa-
thi1e with his bereaved family. E.E.B
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NEW ADyRRTISEAESrs.
MORE BLOOD

IHAVE OPENED A rIEsT-CLASs BUTCHER
shop under the store OF MeAlisier a Lytle. aud
am prepared 10 furnish choice meats al the Lowest
Market Prices. ! will keep Fowls OF all kinds,
fresh Fish, Butter, Eggs, Ac. | will pay cash tor
Hides. Thankful ior past paiI0nage ! solicit a
libaral share in the iliufe.
ts0 am NJ. ELkIN.
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Maine Nesrs.

Hop HilieTs, which are advertised In cur col
umns. are a sure cure for Ague, hiliousne-s aud
Kidney complaints. Those who them say
they cannot he too highly recommended. rhose
sfiic ed should give them fair trial, aud will be-
come thereby enthusiastic In the praise OF their
curative qualities.-l Portland Argus.
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TmF Trustees Of the Christian Church
have sold the old buildings on their new
church lot for Ss4g5.
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TmR continued illness of his wife causes
Mr.. J. n. Craig to break up housekeeping.
See "adr Of the sale Of his household and
Kitchen furniture ON the 18th.
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A Swiss colony is 10 he located in Laurel
county, along the line Of the l.. A n. r. X
TO he called Bernsiadt. Why not call il
bernhard. and be done with Il?
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xEw ADVERTISEMENT.
M. ID. HUGHES

Il a Candidate 10 represent Lincoln county 10 tue
Lower House Of the next General Assembly u
kentuckyi subject TO the aetion Of the Democratic
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For full particulars - 10 boasi. AZ, address
nRs. =. q. TnpEAEAaT. felaespet
sl.ale.l. LlnleIa o. -.
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LIrrIE pFnsoSAL.-Anoiher one al
Pete Hamton's. Il l. a girl and came last
Friday night.
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OuR thanks are due Mr.. Benjamin
Swope lor club Of twelve subscribers.
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TwrSry DOLLARS saved by buying your
Sewing Machine from Geo. ID. Meaen.
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

THE FIRM or HAYDEN sRorHKRs, DEAL
ers In Dry 0oods, &c, stanford, ny, has been dis
solved By mutual conseAt, \. q. Hayden reiiring.
The notes snd accounts due the old firm are Coz The
Element. Parties indebted Win call On hinl, until
~ n. HAyDRs.
thsft =. ". HAYDEN.
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The dnulns will iaks place Al I0ulsFIl.IH 4. 49,
undel auihaTliy 81 = npefI1l Act o. The AfnIiI|f
Legislature. aud uill ~ undeF the ahloluIf lYNII|
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Tue crossings in town sse IN a fearful
cnnAiiinn. Mhere are The Trnslee1
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ara,lilanee. ,aay y lqsaa y nsst ttet, -
kespon1llls aGsaI1 naalfd a. ~ l1Inls. 10 cir
alars rrna nII InloI aIIun 49, ~ ~ llI1 a11I
NJ. Il D. MuIfH
sGs-ti " llarl liolll IouIIfi|ls. ~.
-, ,lstsu aPPly 10 AsnoesI'i : $40 ''Aa-
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In Tuition. prices Rags from 80 10 ~ ~ 10
regular Departments. Primary, tlti IuIsIM4iIlIl
40 fEsparaioiJ, ~. sna caileeisis' 80
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= JAILED.-John Mullins, who attempted
to xiii squire Pike, in Rcekeaslle county,
because he made inquiry into biz Illegal
traffic in whisky, was brought here ior safe
keeping on Tuesday by Sheriff W. w. Al
bright and Mr. Joplin. lie Is one Of the
haldea looking cases Ne have seen for
many day.
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LOcaL MtrTERs.

FRrsH FIsn tomorrow Saturday At
n. Maiiingly 4 Sons.
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PUBLIC SALE AND RENTING.
ON sATURpAY, MARCH leth,

OWING TO THE CONTINUED ILLNESS OF
my vile. have decided 10 break up hOuse-keep-
ing, aud To that end will offer al pubiie anciion
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WANTS To Do MISIsrER.-CoL W. q.
Bradley Is Ia Washington making, Il Is
said. personal application for the MeAi-
can Mission. We sincerely trust that he
gill get H.
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Piles and Fistula
PERFECTLy CURED.
DR.. T.W. THORNTON &CO.
OfKaa.A, City. No..
VIII perfectly cure all cases Of Piles
and fistula, Of however long stand
Ing, and OF the worst farms.
Without Knife. Ligature o.
Caustic /!

Treatment mild With hut little pain. No deien.
ton fron bu~iuess, and Danger 90 he leared rou
treatment. use method uhlch Is nes and orig.
never fail. 20 cure. No pay asked until paiieutI
entirely cured. Consultation aud examination Tree
Charges moderate. Wealso guraniee 10 care all
mosl ssinlrs- ns,sfian sitho',f AZ. I'M AM, nd
blood. We do not ask Tor pay until eure Is per
ed. u seems sufficiently explicit 10 be- unersiood
~ all: None can mistake our meaning no matter
how skeptical a. 10 the cure.
OFFICE No. 7ls. MAY STREET
VIII he At the Myers Hoass, Siane.rd. Ky. ou
Wednesday and THURSDAY tili nooa, March sih
aud 10th.
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SHADE TREEs.-The example Of putting
out water maple trees along the sidewalk
In front Of their residences Sc, by Mrs. Polly
Aloorn aud Mr. WIN. Craig will, We hope,
he generally followed, Cool, shady streets
add greatly to The beauty as we'll a. the
comfort Of t0wn.
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Nor rmE MAE.--Mr. J. H.Brighi, Of this
county, IA not the Bright that had suit
with Grimes in Garrard We make this
note 10 save Mr.. Bright thousand quea-
iions day in regard 10 H.
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CorroN Mills We are glad 10 know
that the proposition Of Mr.. Mailingy to
build a cotton mill here in addition TO his
wooden mills, is assuming tangible shape,
lie oilers to put his machinery, houses and
grounds into a joint stock company at
$4,000, the original cost Of which was over
$50, 1000, and then on an additional capital
Of $4,000, raised by subscription, TO build
mill capable Of working TO advantage
from 10 TO 100 hands. Mr.. Maliingly,
who has had year Of experience in cotton
and woolen mills, Is confident that he can
clear from Is to 20 per cent. on the cotton
manufactured. One pound Of cotton AT a
eost Of 10 cents will make, he says, three
yards Of yellow cloth, which WHOLESALERS al
about : cents. The close proximity to
the coal mines, the direciness Of the rail-
road route by which the cotton must come,
the healihfulness OF the location and other
advantages, combine 10 insure rich re.
turn on the investment There has already
been promised subscriptions 10 the amount
Of $4,000, and the indications are assnr-
ing that the neeeIaary sun will be raised
in a short lime.
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NORTON HAM|LTON|AN I!
$3.50 to Insure a Living Colt,

Payable when foalCd.
DESCRIPTION 4 fEnlaaEE Ihia hcauiilul holse
Il red sornl, isi. hand high, and Possesses a.
uiuth siyle a. any hofas We America. Ne has
No. sized b. hnporird sovereign, iirsf dana Sallle
Lewis, by Imported 0lrucoe "a dam BY Motto BIZ
Imported narehAli, "a dam Lady IonQlns NJ
An,erlosu Eelilse. fih dana Katie Ann, ~ Nelais
oscar. iih dam Nuuug Mad Of the Oaks. d. luiI
ported fxpisliiinui oih dam Old Maid 81 The Gaia
ny iiap,fled spread iaEiei .ih dam Aulfiia, BY
hy Tiue MhiFi. 10Th dana by haylaf's Oallani.
ilth dana ~ BARRELS lmpofiei hsfulnsi lllh
dain By iu,is0ficd niomtsi, ~ 81 iiauiloy. MOI
ton nanlllinulln's lst dana. Mary, ny Nolion. ~
OIL lea lnEiun, IN hose reputation is uufld ide|
"a dam b. llainlllonlan, the sire 81 host % sac
resNll irOiirir.
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THr Champion riow, The best in The
market, al ,. r. Warren a sons
N. D. ElR~. the butcher. has boughi
ont the roriman. and orened out new
line Of ifesh meats. Give him q call.
fiSrsr Winesnp, Jenneiing and Limbcr
Twie Apples TO hc found anywhere Al
Is cents and $3.50 Per bushcl ~ - Mat.
iinely 4 Sons.
Two MORE old land marks are diappsar-
ing this week, the old shanhs House aud
the ugly little brick on the Conn.llouae
Square. We can spare them.
FALL.-Rey. V. D.. Kir,ley, Of This place,
fell from the coping n cnlver,, In Lewis.
burg, Nv. few days ago, considerably
iniurinr biz shoulder. IIc Is at home now
and rapidly recovering.
lIousr AND Lor.-w. "a. Raney has sold
The old Dye house and lot. opposite the
Presbyterian Church, 10 John 8. Hughes
for $500. who will build brick residence
on i in the near future.
Az IrrN.-Iitilc Les. Parsons said to W.
the other day: "rve got some news Tor
You." what j. Il 3" ~ asked. "Why
Charley Naies has had bis brother Andy
arrested Tor uling NJ baHe,y on him. he
replied, evidently proud u rendering ~
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Stanford Female College,
STANFORD. Ky.
WITH A PULL CORPS OF TEACHERS
hi. Isstiiu.ioa viii open
IT'S ELEvEETH SESSION.
ON THE
END MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. MKT.
ALL rHE nRAscHEs o. =
THOROUGH EEaLIsH COURSE
are taught .rsn .
MUSIC. THE LAEaUAons. DRAW.
ING AND PAINTING.

MUSIC. THE LAEaUAoEs. DRAW
ING AND PAINTING
National Republican., 1881-11-05
New YorIt GcurrnI InrI,et.

NEw YORK, Nov. A-Cotl0n dull; sales $40 bales;
uplands, liAc; Orleans, ly6c weekly net receipts.
lS9 bales gross receipts O7li bales exports to Great
Britain 9Sd bales 10 France Ggi bAeS TO the cOnti
nent, 2O23 baesi sales GOSs bales stock l52O7 bales
Flour-Soutbern duh and unchanged common to fair
extra 9OG 0G good to choice do. q OO69s 90 Wheat
opened i@psc lower, and closed with the decline
partly recovered ungraded red, 2ld9i ~ ungraded
white o. 2G6AI ~ No white, 81 3DJs6DI n; No red
November, q ll]s9l i2hi December 81 AGO. Hj4;
January ~ 4SGgl 4YJa. Corn opened A0plc lower aud
zoe; Mo- white, 7ic; yellow 7Je; No. 2. November,
0s4 46694c December, 7040D7ihc Jannary, q.
Gals Is6ilc better and more active; No 3, 47c Hops
firm and demand fair yeaTlings, l2C922c. Coffee quiet
and rather more steady Rio cslrBOes, OA924c. sugar
firm and very qule fair To good refining, S6@s9c
refined more active and strong standard a, 0Sc, Mo
lasses quiet; crop New Orleans, 75c0Dsl; old do
3OelDc. lNce steady, with moderate trade; Rangoon,
20 In bond ROsin quiet ut s. 5OD2 52T. Turpentine
fleece, 3l sc; Texas, l6G932c. Pork dul heavy, and
nonlnally lower At az 5Q9lT 70; November, p7 25;
9S5o4c short clear okc Lard lower. closing heavy
National Republican., 1881-11-05
ESsy;s%ses, g, sosn s,S December sn osn nS.
nnIlImnrr a.nnernI nrnrllet.


BALTIMORE. Nov. A-Cotton firm; mlddlng. Ike.
Flour quiet; Howard street and Western superine,
y 75DS 90 do extra, Is 1906 So do family, s6 1901 so
City Mills super0ne, S coos Is; do EXTRA % OO0d So
do family, q 55Gsok Rio brands 81 50d7 G2 Paapsco
fnmy, q q. Wheat-Southern shade stronger;
Western lower closing firm; Southern red q 4Oei IS;
DO amber, 81 I59i 80 No. Maryland, q al; No. 2
Western winter red, spot and November, sl 3SA65
a9t December. 81 i2A6pi g. January, q 487S6i "a;
February, ~ 50Aai 5OH. Corn-Southeru higher;
western lower and quet Soulhern white, 1iq52c; do
yellow Goa 6gc for new and old Western mixed, spot
and November GGel66Ac; December, G9s s6nG9sc Janu-
ary. ~ 7lsaI2c Oats higher southern, l9Gj2c; West
ern white, 5Olt52c do mi xe fSsc; Pennsylvania, 500
ne: Rye outlet at q T@i. 0S Hay quiet; prime to
choice pennsylvania aud Maryland, ti0n2L PrOv-
sions quiet aud steady; pork SIS 5G bulk meats
shoulders aud clear rib sides, packe ed, sAdi0c; bacon
-shoulders gAc; clear rib Sides ilac; hams, H ibc,
lard, refined. l2Ac. Bulier firm Western grass 1870
&c Eggs higher at 2jei2lc Petroleum nomnnl; re-
mned l.ic Cottee firm llo cargoes, ordinary 70 iar,
WUuAC Sugar steady; A son, tnkc. whisky dull Mt
NHallIls. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer nrm;
cotton, 3i0@Ad; Hour es per barrel; grain, i@rsd.
Recelpts-Flour. 2i0i barrels wheat 5s,ts8 bushels;
corn 7sS bushelS oats 40 bushels; rye Sls2 bush
els Shipments-Wheat6 81 202 bushels; corn, go BUSH
els Sales-Wheat IA i35 bushels corn. 81 $50 bushels
National Republican., 1881-11-05
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JusTIcE MAcARTHuR.-Lyon w.
Downing Judgment for deendant, each party to pay
(vaue of goods) and 500 damages. Dom vs.. Kirby
on hearing. Assignmcnts.o 1G2, 2ii 2l3, 10, so, %
ios, 100. 2l2 Adjourned ~ Monday.
HAoNER, AND JAMEs-iiuntley vs. Huntley; on
hearing. Strong vs.. District of Columbia; on motion
cloIe of the Huntley case. Assiynments-Caenda
Nos 100, O, a. g. 81 81, CO. o. 90, and e. Adjourned
I'LL this morning at ten o'clock.
EQUITY COURT-JUsrICE WYLIE--Martny ys. Mar
tin; A. A. Burney appointed guardian ad ltem, and
cause referred to auditor to report on advsablty OF
guardian ad litem; French VS.. Campbeli will
construed and plaintiffs title confirmed Jost vs. Jos
defendant Goethen ordered TO surrender farm TO
Lewis W.. King; offer of Charlotte Merton and refer
auditor ordered. Gunton Zantzlnger; rule
jouT1ed Til Hpast ten o clock Ills morning. As AS.
81, IS, 80. 81, rs, and 40.
PRonATE CouRT-JusTIcE MAcARTHuR.-E Estate
petition and decree granting letters testamenary
A. T. Augusta and A. A. Birney, bond 1900 George
T. Mason gnardaR d decree G nS making allowance for
ttion filed. W. s Perry, guardian TO orphans OF c.
q Hennng petition and order, bond 5000, Estate OF
William Greason executors bond qualified Estate of
Sarah ID. Hayes; proof of publication filed petition
and decree bonded in 5000. Estate of Margaret A.
Borland; decree admitting will TO probate and grant
1901 Estate OF Florence q. Murray: proof of
publication; Juliet Marbury appointed admins
first and final account Of executor approved and
passed. Estate of George ii. Martin; Sarah A.
L. Martin and II. G. MoCauley appointed admins
ferred to register Of wills to state account; Frank
II Browning guardian TO orphans of George Nc
Glelland petition 9nd order; estate Of George 1.
bond 100000.
WHAT'S the use sitting all day in the house with
q bad cold or hacking cough when DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure YOU In short time?
National Republican., 1881-11-05
"soJERrNo.D

He was clever printer man
Upon a stool he sat,
And calmly watched the copy y-hook
And gobbled up the fat.
The hook was awful lean that night,
And with n purpose naughty
He hemmed and hawed and slugged away,
And solered like all forty.
Heheard the paragraphst say;
"a poem have / writ
The editor now scans Il DER,
Twill be here In q bill"
The printer man joyed In his soul,
His heart was happy. very
He hemmed and hawed and slugged away,
And sojered all so merry.
Alas, that poem all 80 fair
Came not his string to save
1t climbed the golden baskets rim
And found an early grave.
But still he sojered -sojered on.
Nor stay for this nor that,
For who can turn the printers soul
When sojering for fatS
The paper went TO press, and still
Upon his stool he sat
And hemmed and hawed and sugged away
A soIern' for fat.
Unto this very day he's there
Perhaps, you printer, know 'lm3
He sojers morning. noon, and night,
A waiting for that poem.
Jimmy Psan.
National Republican., 1881-11-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
stock nnd Bond Quotations -Bniii,norC
and New york Produce Markets.

The following observations the transactions In
the financial market yesterday, together with open
Ing highest lowest and closing quotations, fur
nlshed by the banSlng.house OF II. d. Cooke jr.,
Co.. ii19 street, Washington. D. G.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YonK, Nov. 4. BIS p m.-The market opened
strong and with slight reactouscontinued through.
out the day. closing at about the highest, showing
advance OF from Z to per cent. The market to-day
gave further evidence Of the undertone OF strength
which hasbecn apparent for the past week. as during
shares and good stocks generally were steady to strong
and the feeling among the brokers that the market s
healthy one and tends toward higher prices An easy
money market Is further assured by the cessation OF
the wheat speculation shown by decline OF cents
bushel at Chicago to-day, and furthermore we
advised that the Secretary of the Treasury proposed
to buy 100000 80 per cents per week until further
notice. Money was plenty at sac per cont
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican., 1881-11-05
MINING STOCKS.
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day hills . ISj Sixty-tlay hills a

Threeday bills......-- 49, Sxtyday biils--.. 4sl
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
NEW York, Nov-f 1929 q. m.-The most conserva-
i've operators and brokers of judgment thought last
night II the market unsettled easier this morn
ing II would probably be good opportunity to buy
stocks again for another rse and that the reaction OF
yesterday afternoon by no means to be regarded
as o collapse OF the bull movement The rumor that
Mr.. a. D. Hunt had suspended was an error and he Is
not Ieven In difficulty. Pacific Mail was offered In
New street afcr the board yesterday afternoon at ~,
probably for effect by the bears, and 1t claimed
that this stock had been raded in the board late In the
afternoon on washer Insiders In Lake Shore
still claim that the latter is purchase
and the bull pool In Northwest common
proposes to put this to 100 this week. The bulls
claim that Erie was forced down yesterday TO buy
stock and that the sales made by Messrs. Hall
garen. Probst & Merlin late In the afternoon were
not for foreign account Indicated by the sellers
Those who In excellent position to know the facts
and are pnpreudlced in their views say that nearly
abroad MIR. Keene has undoubtedly bought q con
friends will not be for sale in long Time No change
IN the Erie management Is contemplated. The
was yesterday rendered 200 shares OF stamped
Si and be finally % ob,nncd Original Stocks The octoSer
earnings Of tho Union Pacific road increased slsl co
the bull movement, in his opinion, will continue for
three months, with only slight reactions and the net
Circulation thOt parties in the Vanderbilt Interest
may so into the delaware, IackgManna and Western
people are very bullish their stock, and say that
the october earnings were the largest yet
E:l0p m.-Sam Sloan says there IL no foundation
for the rumors so far IS h" Is aware, that Mr. Van
derbilt will be represented In the next Lackawannn
directory Mr.. r. A. Potts declines to be candidate for
the presidency of the Central railroad Of New Jersey
against Judge Ihthrop VcePresldent Hunting
ton, of the Central Pacific and the southern Pacific
says the latter IL now In full harmony with the Texas
Pacific, and lie thinks the Texas Pacific stock great
purchase. Gould tells his friends that he has been
offered the presidency of the Erie Railway, but does
not say from whom the offer comes or whether lie
will accept.
2p. m-rhe Panesyille and Youngstown Railroad
has virtually passed into the control of the Pttsburg
and Western Hallway Company, and will immedi.
ntcly be made an important brOad-gauge trunk line
by the addition OF n third rail. Al present the COM
pany is earning about per cont on its Income bonds.