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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-07-06
q. MT. DOBsON.

H. NJ.
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
n M. DoBsoN's EMPORIUM OF FASH
Il ION is now offering
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS
And all kinds of Summer Millinery at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
To close out my Summer stock. If you want
trimmed HATS, do not forget that DOBSON is
selling them
AT AND BELOW COST.
Just received, lot of beautiful Laces and Hats.
Also,
KID AND COTTON GLOVES,
Black Silk Gloves for Ladies', Ribbons, Hose, Or
naments and Remnants Of Lace. This Lace ls
the biggest thing out. Infants
ROBES AND DRESSES,
Ladies' Chemise Gowns, Drawers and Skirts at
low prices Hair and Bark Switches, Embroid-
cries,
PERFUMERIES.
Hoyt's German Cologne, Bloom of Youth, Mag
nolia Balm and Lily White. All Of the above for
sale at the Bon Ton Store
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HERNDON BROS.

CANNED AND BOTTLED GOODS.
lust in, fresh Corn, Candles, Pickles, Lemons
81 and Currants. "
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-07-06
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES,

Headstones, &C., in the best style, and LOW FOR
CASH, or on time to responsible parties
F. HAPPERFIELD.
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MARBLE YARD.

WOULD inform the public that still keep
up work in my Marble Yard, and am pre-
pared to furnish
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01
CulRCm NOTICES.

Episcopal Mission-Rev. j. G.. Fair
will hold services az Biakely this even
ing.
Episcopal Church.-The Rector will
cei-brafe the Holy Communion today
nj Ill. am. Evening service and Ser
mon at I'D. Sund ~ School at 10 Am.
Strangers cordially Welcomed.
Christian Church on Spring street.
Sunday Schoo. At 10 am. Preaching at
10 am, By b. G. Espy. Evening service
at Ills pm. All are invited.
German Reformed Church.-Corner
Of seventh and Caerry streets. Services
morning and evening. a. usual. Sunday
School at IL am. Rev. A. kreuter, pas
tor.
Baptist Church,-Thcre will be
preaching at ths b ,p,ist Church today
At ii am. an. by the pastor. Sunday
School Immediately after the morning
service. A cordial invitation IL extend
ed - all.
At the Y. NJ. C.. A. Hall this afternoon
at 4 o'clock sharp, tho Rev. j. With
will lead the services. All are cordially
invited TO attend.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. W.
s. Harrington pastor.-ln the morning,
service at IL O'Clock. Subject: I'm
answered Prayers" Evening service a,
7:3O. Prof. Ripley will conduct the
singing service. Seats free. All are III
vitsd.
Free Methodist Chnrch. on Second
street. above Congregational Church.
Preaching night and morning. Seats
free.
Congregational Chursh.-Public SER
vice ut II am. Sunday School at Close
OF morning service. A cordial invita-
ton in extended.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

QUITE A HAuL.-A lot Of Indians got
together on the beach near the gas works
yesterday, and opened game Of slahol
or, in other words, very noisy gamb-
ling device, greatly to the disturbance
OF the residents ia that vioinity. Chief
OF Police Woolery swooped down on the
band and grabbed IN ten of these caught
IN the act, aud escorted them into the
police court, where they plead guilty to
gambling and paid fiuo Of 81 each,
making. in all. $40 to be- added to the
fund OF the city. The S,wasnes seemed
~ have plenty of money. and laughed
over the affair as though it Was a good
joke.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

Our OF LucK.-Harmon Filztoff, the
little man living near Lake Union, who
teams about town with little span of
mules, has been seriously unfortunate,
or out OF luck, ~ the saying il, Of late.
A month or 30 ago he had trouble with
man boarding ut his house, and came
near being shot. Shortly after this he
and his wife had spat. and the courts
were called upon to sst the matter right
between them, and, to cap the climax,
one of his mules kicked him ON Friday,
breaking his leg. 1t would be hard 10
make Harmon Fitztof believe the old
adngo that ''nlisfortunes never come
singly" Is not AZ true as Gospel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01
CARD.
To the Voters or King Ceunty.

To tho Voters Of King County.
Having been Delegate to the Re-
publican ourty Convention, ! deem
myself bound BY its action TO the extent
81 Not being candidate in opposition.
/ would. therefore, say that my name
was used without my knowledge at the
Independent Convention, and would
decline the nomination for Representa-
tive there rendered to me.
old&w-1v DoRR FORBES.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

SNoQuALMIE HOP GnowERs.-James
Entwhistle. one of the leading farmers
Vt the Snoqunlmie Valley, has just fin.
ished picking his hops. His vines have
borne better this year than ever before,
and he expects that the dive acres which
be has IN will produce AZ least SIX tons.
Jss. Harris. neighbor Ut Mr.. 4. has a
sm III yard ut about AN acre Of younl
vines which has produced about l5OO
ppunds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

CosrLr BARk.-A. Mullin, who has a
Grew Of men employed at Point Elliott
Telegraph Station, near the mouth of
tho Snohomish river. in getting out
hssniock b rk for tanning pnrpnsss, has
contract almost finished with Bylas r
Sun. the tanners Ut Tunwater, 10 fur.
nish thcm $50 cords At fiji per cord. A
large shlpnous VAS MA 30 \ few q iva 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

WISH TO BE ExcusED.-The card, of
Messrs. DOrr Forbes and Il. NJ. Stew
Art. found in another column, will be
interesting reading to the voters of
king County. Mr.. Forbes was nOmi-
mated by the independent Republican
Convention for Representative to the
Legislature, bat ~ ne was delegate to
the regular Republican Convention, he
refuses to accept the nomination. Mr..
Stewart was named as one of the dele
gates 70 the independent Convention.
but IN his card he diaclaims any knowl-
edge Of the organization, and says his
name WAS used without his knQwled1S or
consent. The Central COmnittee of the
independent Convention il empowered,
among other things, to ill vacancies,
and We suppose Utner names will be
substituted tor those who have declined
~ accept the proffsrsd nominations.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01
DlsD.-At her residence on Buah Phi.

ne. thurstou county, On the 10Th inst.
after . long and painful illness, Mrs
Louisa = sud.'n, wiie Ut Chaa. p. Juds,n,
Esq, aged Is years. The deccass,d VAS
= native VI New York State and AN old
settler IN this county, where she resided
~. q yrars and noss exemplary
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

ONH OF THE Rloxr SONIA vigorous.
answy, active young man came into the
editorial room yesterday and ordered
this journal for his own uss and 10 ssnd
to his father At the East. He il q nee.
conner. aud ssid be had taken MP claim
near Il IKE WHsniu2tOn and pro, nssd e.
clear u. plant meadows and bseAkc him.
self 81 rsising fk osstls fse the m .rkst.
TINS 10 about all he said, but il vAs svi
dent he meant business. Wanted. in
this county, from $40 10 1910 iu>t such
young men. Hhers 10 room for th exn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

During September l2.A.S tons OF coil
vere shipped from this port 10 San
Francisco, the R-nt0n Company
sending lSsS and the Seattle Comp .ny
lO.6S tons. The shipments Of the Ten.
Son were those reported below BY the
Iaquina and the Sumatra; Toe Seattle
C0mpanv's shipments by the Geo. w.
Elder. Walls WallH and Umatills. By
yesssla these shipnsuts were N below
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01
A CARD.
RKSToN, Sept. q, 1882.

ISENIVSf HON~'
Ed. Posi- ISTELLIGENcE
Sig: have been informed by circu-
lar that there is a political move in this
county calling themselves Independent
Republicans; and, further, that they are
using my name without my knowing
anything about it. wish to state that
am we'll satisfied with the result Of the
regular Republican convention.
old6w-1w X. NJ. STEWART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

Board MISUNDERSTANDING from the
expressions of our enterprising citizens.
the 100000 yet TO be subscribed toward
the stock of the Seattle, Walla Walla
and Baker City Railroad can be raised
wlthoat much difficulty, In which CASE
the nrst forty-ipile section OF the road
is insured. A. soon AZ Mr.. Yesier and
Juu.e LOWS ro.nrn, probably within tile
next ton days, a meeting OF the Board
Of Directors of the railroad company
Will DO hold, at which tllne steps wi! be
taken to present the IN tttor properly be-
fore the pcOpie. Inc proposition of the
prrr ent Board, 70 ctii n meeting of the
stockholders, after all the stock Is sub
scribsd, and allow them To reorsanize
and cue ~ TN -ir own b nd of Directors
and managers. seems I'D fair III II d,
meets with the approval o: almost ev
cry Que; ana every Jns, NJ al alter wnat
liz prevIuuS grievances or prrJu iices
may have been, who COMES Ia the Cell
tor and sutscrIDos to the stock of THU,
road, stands on his own bottom, AIth AZ
nlnch to sly IN tue man si.einen: Ut the
affairs Ut the oOnpany's.s the proIt
Of the enterprise. whose sIie object
seems to bs the building of the road, tile
deveioDmsnt of the resources Of the
0Orntry, and the Prosperity Ut Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01

A SCHOOL ENrEapaIsE- The Congre-
gationalists are about instituting An AGA
delni, soho Il a, Ste lac BON, III P,erca
couaty. Tney bou-ht tn. old Court
house. aud two lots at auction fortnight
SINCE tor FIol, and have siiics bought
fo1r.-en lots III addition, giving tiisln
the equiv l-nt IF two fuii blocks Ut
2iOxz5i feet Zach. The citlzeis of
Steii ,coom enthusiastically favor the
project, and have already given $50 u
help It on. The scaod At first VIII be
modest affair, but ,tor, wnea the plan,
ale I,srfeoted. viii blossom gut Into ons
Of the BEST ue.O,Din ,tiotial SCHOOLS On
tue Co tst. At ietst. that In the iIten-
ton. Much can to sad III favor Of
Steiiaooom a. the location tor sacn "a
school. itev. j. A. Banfeld, n teacher
of fifteen years exp.rlence, will be
Principal Of the Academy. Its first
trustees are Rev. Geo. II. Atkinson.
Rev. j. +. Ellis and John Flett, and the
name Of their organization is the West
ern Washington Educational Society.
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An AWFUL Spsr..-rhsv,

An AWFUL SPEIL--They are having an
asiu spell In SIN Francisco. A locL
journalist calls ono OF the thsatsr. in
tnSs CITY tho California Old Drs-,, y
We adviss that young man 70 cot him 70
. dictionary. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01
NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
Puget Sound Lodge No. =, X. of H.,
on Tuesday evening. Oct. Sd, for the tran.
saction Of important business. All the
members should attend.
by order. DICTATOR.
Seattle, Sept. 18th. s3O-N
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APrsl vrgo.

Mr.. John ]. Co.bsst has been ap.
pointed aRsnt tor scAtsls fur the Uni.
vsrssi benevolent Association Of Cali.
tornA for unmarried peesoua. Mr., Cor.
bsss viii BE- prepared 70 furnish all in.
formation in relation 10 this popular
institution. and will furnish Rrseis our
nav paper, the Ideo- Grsphie. c0utainina
ful particular. frse. ". WarrwxIr-
0rnsgal agent Tor Oregon and Wnsh-
in9ton Territory. szS-lm
Ladies. call q Clayton Brus todsy
and - The nou stock aud learn ~
how prices.
Hsen-skirn - = Oavton Rro.
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I AN A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELEC-
aoa - Constable Of Seattle Precinct,
1SAu w. PARRY SMITH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-15
GENERAL TRAnE

Business continues extremely dull with tht
i1bb;ng trsd-, aud retailers re port but little
doing 10 their iine. Feedstuf men quote NJ
change in prices, excepting for seed oats
which are in stiff demand at values quOteC
below. Tropical fruits are eff from holiday
va,ues. Meats and kindred articles a-e un.
~eh2pged. Cornmeal holds to previous quo.
tah ;. Eggs are not quite so plentiful, but
how no disposition to advance. Other arti.
cles remain as previously quoted.
Quotations 6eOtO are for round lots at the landing ana
al the raiirOGd dep0tS. and Include neither drCyGJe.
AID charges up 70 tie tune Of drrical. Jo5Jiiq ana
store sdics are al higher rates, as they Include dTdydge,
storage and proftOf The dealer.
steady at Ld7 9c. Oats. SOC: seed
oats-Texas red, s5c; Northern black. 65c; white
seed, 6oc; brown seed, co. Bran, 50. Hay
Timothy, s17@2I 50; sales, choice, at sci 50; mixed,
go; prairie quiet, held at IS. In store corn quoted
sSSS5c; oats Se; bran, 81 209l %; hay, 81 y
s0FL06R-sfeady. Jobbing p~riees-Double extra,
So294 -; treble extra, -. 1895 .: family, So 50
pSte nj; e 81 5SSe g ' store i pIicsss,. Sc ! } bisSsr fancy
CONNIE sL-Priees firm and demand steady:
from levee snd mills, s. 20: from store, 50 ..
neutrality-suspicious., IS @ per bar
= per box; jamaica. nominaiIy 81 pc. barrel
Lemons. 81 259d4 20 a box; Messina, 81 5O@5.
Cocoanuts firm at 90 a hundred Peanuts-Vir-
gina hand-pieked Toe; Tennessee red, e1sq7skc;
Almonds. 4e; Texas pecans. loaIlc; Arkansas,
ssioS, E,,e.sa %aingts, isslsss Fliherts, i2S,9e.
AsA21 - EAAAe -
ers, So 50; Imperial, So 50: Asiatic, 81 80. FIGS.
linen bags, 51aal3c per pound: layers. Ice. Dates
African, 7Z9Sc per pound; golden, 99i0c.
Brandy cherries, 81 per dozen
APPLES, ErC.-GOod demand, and good grades
scarce. choice, s4eI4 30 from leVee; in store. me-
dunn. 81 5oe5 by the barrel; good 10 fancy, $50
6 30.
PoTATOES-Narket steady with fair demand:
from levee, 81 25dSS9; from store held at Sc 5OT4.
NEGETABLES-Onions dull at S3M3 -: in
store, s. 2593 80 a barrel. Garlic, 81 per 100.
Turnips, 81 l59t p Per barrel. Cabbage, 81 per
hundred by the crate.
at roc.
CANINE GOODS. ETC.-Firm- Prices d r dozen
= lbs, standard, 81 9o92 seconds 81 50;
2lbs, 81 .: 3 lbs, 81 80; strawber, is, 81 81.
raspberries, 81 e.; blaekberries, 81 80; green cages.
81 s59l 90; plums, 81 50; pears. 81 5OGl IS: extra
Oyster Bay asparagus, "a 70; green corn. 81 2592,
IS 10 quality. green peas. 81 50a2 -; cove oysters.
81 Goal ~. full weight; light weight, No. ]. 90; No.
81 p condensed milk. Crown So 10; Eagle,
p .: pine apple, 81 75@2 70.
observation-disclosures. from leYee, at
7i from store, 1t s. Is 8 barrel; grits,
- 70 a barrel. White b~eans-new, s.. 50gS 90;
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COURT SALE.
Supreme Court Sale of Real Estate.

In the Supreme Court of Tennessee q. r.ckson-
Tennessss = R y nssen9s for shelby county,
pursuance OF the decree Economical BY the
,S,s SuPrsms Uourt OF ISSnessee at Jackson. in
the highest bidder. IN front Of ne Cou-fhouse Of
shelby county, IN Memphis,
ON Febraarv a ISSa
me reai estate mentioned and described in said de-
cree. or so much thereof as may be necessary to
lively. said lots are situate in fhe city IN Mem
phis shelby county, Tennessee, and ds-sribed a.
Finst. Situate in the city of Nenpbis rennes-
see; ana lylng on the south side OF Beale street
!. block 50, on the plan Of the south Nenpbts nh.
division; except the following, to-wif: The LOT
of said lot I, I beginning at the sonthcssf iptsrssr.
ton of LAuderdale and Beale streets snd r1nning
stake; thence south, and parallel wiz TsnderssIe
street 80 feet TO a stake; thence west and nSrSIlel
dale street; thence with said east lin ia feet -
the beginning Also that parf Of said lot / soid
thereof. beginning at said corner snS ,,nnsnr
east with the north line of JeSsamine street, ri
Lauderdale street Sc feet 5 inches ~ q s,ska,
thence west and parallel with JeSSamine s1rest IA
ieet 70 the east nne OF LaGderdale street; thence
south with said line Sc feet to the beRinninc Also
excepting the east 81 feet of said lot /, extensinT
toh n J 70 Jesamine street, a distance of 80
iest, oe1englng 70 defendant Emma Topp.
secqno; Inc east s. feet of said lot lextending
~ = Deaae 20 Sessamine streets, a distance of so
ie5a a. mennoned above.
Third: Lots - and -. Block F. in the CITY of
Menphls upon winch the Gayos0 House is built
and situated. at the northeast corner az shelly
and MCCALL streets, and fronting on the east side Of
Shelby street 25 feet, and running back with he
north side OF Mccall street to the alley. with the
Exception Of the ground floors and fnst stories of
stores Nos 396 and SOS In said Gayoso House and
on that part OF said lot which begins al the south.
west corner of said house and rims
eats with the north line of Mccall
street lo4 feet To a stake; thence north 22L feet To
a stake; thence west TO a stake; thence north Is
ieet to a stake; thence west 10 the west line Of SAID
house; thence south with The west line Of said
house 37Z feet to the beginning.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
JOHN II. FREEMAN. Clerk.
jackson. Tenn. Jauuarv > 1850
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ing; Weather party eoudy and cold; thernome
P~ITTsBURG, January 4-Noon-River 4 fee
on the gauge, and rising. Weather clear and cold
N~ight-Riyer Is feet on the gauge, and rising
Weather clear and cold
V~ICKsBURG. January l4-Rive risen ? inches
thermometer, COZ. Up: City OF Vicksburg, II an.
M.P. Halliday last night Paris c. Brown, noon.
No boats down.
CINCINNATI, January l4~-Soon-RiTer IS feet
inch and stationary Weather clear and cool
Night-Riyer IS feet , inches, and stationary
VII De rising Tomorrow weather clear and cool
Departed; Mary Houston, New Orleans; James v.
CAT, Memphis
ST. LOUIS, January 14-Eigbt-River risen ?
gauge. Weather clear. cool and very pleasant.
Arrived; Henry Lowry and barges- New Orleans
Baton Rouge, New Orleans,
LOUISVILLE, January H-Noon-River rising,
WIN p feet ? inches in the canal, and p feet I
inches IN the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and cool Hight-Riyer rising; with . feet inehes
Weather clesr and pleasant Business fair. Up
Cons Mi!lar, Memphis 10 Cincinnati.
Z ORLEANS, January Il.-westher cloudy
ter, 759. 1t has been foggy all day on the river, and
STU. prevailing; Arrived John A Seuoder, 81.
and coal tow. Pittsburg, D.psTted: John A Scud-
der. 81. Louis: Woods and Mcdonald, Ohio nver.
the Golden City. for Cincinnati, will get OF to
night with a splendid cargo
CAIRO. January -weather fair and
cool Arrived; Gold Dust, St. Louis, s pm; An
uIe r silver. new OfleauS. ~ an Departed
Gold Dust Nicksburg, II pm; Annie T. silver,
ST. Louis, II a m City of Alton, New Orleans. II
an. Night-River 20 feet 6 inches, and rising.
Weather fair; thermometer. 10. Arrived Andy
Baum. Cincinnati, ! pm; Nint Shinkle. Memphis,
| ., m. Ste Genevieye, Memphis. 3 pm: city of
Helena, ST Louis, > pm. Departed: Nint Shiukle.
Cincinnati, ] pm; Ste Genevieve, st. Louis. 3
p IN. Bigley, New Orleans. 1 pm, And Baum,
Memphis, 5 pm
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. 5. A.
MEMPHIS, TENN, January II, Iss2-
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time at all the stations
named:
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BY Telegraph.
nH
PARIS, January 14-Rentes, SAT. 30c.

BAklS-
PARIS, January 14-Rentes, SAT. 30c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 14-Sight ex-
change on New York par. Sterling ex-
change-bankers' bills, 1921.
LONDON.
LONDON, January 14-5 p m.-Consol-,
100 3 10; on account, 1909; Pennsyivaria
Central, Gal; New York Central, 1891; Eris,
434; E,ie seconds, 1929; Reading, 49,.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January I4-Money, sac
per cent. per anrum closing ct 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, co. per cent.
Sterling excharge-bankers' bills steady at
1921; demand, 1861. Government bonds
unchanged, except As, which were ! higher.
Iu the railroad bond market Boston. Hart
ford and Ecie firsts advanced to 90; Denver
and Rio Grande first consols to 1861 from
104f; Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
tirsts to 1013 from 100; Chesapeake and Oaio
currency Gs to $50 from 5I2, Indiana, Bloom
ington and Western seconds to 81 from 80.
Texas and Pacific land grant incomes to 70
from "A, AMI Cansda Southern frsts to 963
from 955. State securities are fairly active;
Tennessee issues strong. Share speculation
opened 5@l1 per cent. higher for the general
market than yesterdays closing quotations,
the latt'r for Richmond and Allegheny. In
az carry uealioSs an ADVANCE OF 2&z2
per cent. took place, New Jersey Central,
Texas Pacific, Western Union, Denver and
Rio Grande, Wabash preferred, Reading,
NaEhvitie and Chattauocga aud RtcisEoofsi
and Allegheny being most prominent there
in. About noon dealings became somewhat
irregular, but at the second board a decline
of 4@1i per cent. was recorded, in which Den
yer and Rio GraDde, Reading, New jersey
and New York Central were most
conspicuous. In late dealings a further de-
cline Of i9l per cent. took place, New Jer-
sey Central leading. Subsequently the mar
became buoyaht and advanced 4@24 per
cent, the latter for Richmond and Danyille;
Louisville and Nashville, Michigan Central,
and Dsnver and Rio Grande were also prom
inent in the upward movement. Reading,
however, sold down 4 per cent. to 6l3, but
recovered at the clos,. The market
$4,000 shares, OF which there were OF Can
ada Southern 400, Central Pacific 1900,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 81 900,
Denver and Rio Grande 81 900, Erie $4,000,
Hannibal and st. Joseph 400, Kansas and
Texas 5000, Lake Shore 10000, Louisville
and Nashville II 1000, Michigan Central
$500, Memphis and Charleston 1000, Mis-.
souri, Pacific 5000, Northwestern 1890, New
Jersey Central $4,000, New York Central
$4,000, Northern Pacific 10000, Ohio and
Mississippi 1900, Ontario and Western
2S0O, Ohio Central 100, Pacific Mail 6 1000,
d. catur and Evansville HOO, Read
ing 41,000, ST. Paul 1000, st. Paul and
1900, Texas and Pacific 10000, Union
Pacific $500, Wabash Pacific II, 0 Western
Union 81 900. 81. Paul, Minneapolis and Man
1000, East Tennessee 1900, Indiana,
Burlington and Western 24o0. Closing quo
+,.:on-,