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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04
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dsscreti,ns OF youih. weakness early decay
Of manhood .Se. viii sen. a recipe that viii
.rr. yoR. FREE OF CHks.t4E This gre I'll remedy
discovered ~ tnissioBats in South Americ1
SID sef al re~as.t "a :, .,.,. * the Rev JosrrH
fnst~ stsiior eew v,si ity
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

TO Loan at Six 90 per cent interest on City OF
Farming Lands in sums of $1,000 or more and for
one more years. Application may be made TO
Guyef " Kinnaird, Rock Island. directly to us,
DAWSON II LANE,
june 19th 1892. Davenport. Ia
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04
iCs lIINIl

EpUND--A baneh Of Keys; the owner can have
L the same ny proving property rnl paving n,r tbis
''aNettaselhcht- r. ). PEBBLES.
EOUND-A bunch of small Keys ptrt Of them
i evidently belonging 10 , safe: Inquire al the
ARGUS office. " wv
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

us ..-ssasr truly sia:.t. ys3- rel aai -,
NsaHrs.'s owls SWEET ass.i cnns hand
i'uzA,sisias ps,x is.r nsHaTts cllness
SAkiEg the ekih -, down.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04
THE COUNCIL.
The Electric Light Adopted
last night.
Other Business Transacted at
he Meeting.

A regular monthly meeting of the city
council was held last evening when all the
members were in attendance.
The minutes Of the last regular and
special meetings were read and approved.
The reports of the city Officials for the
month of June were, read and ordered
placed on file.
A communication was read from the c..
b. 81 O., containing the information that
the road had removed its locomotive en-
gines from the old roundhousc to the new
building between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets; also that stop beard had
been placed on Twentieth street, and that
all trains were required to stop before
crossing the street All obstruction had
been ordered from its right of way in that
vicinity. In view of these facts, the com
panv asked to be relieved of the requirement
imposed of placing fiagman where its track
crosses Twentieth street
On motion, the prayer of petitioner was
granted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04
THE ATTORNEYS

of the Rock Island & Milan street railway
company informed the council that the
company accepted the ordinance granting
the right of way for the Milan line.
In regard to the east and west line OF
that line, the communication of the attor-
news Informed the council that the ordi-
nance passed was not responsive to The
prayer of the petitioners, and requested a
vote of the council ON an ordinance that
would be responsive to the prayer of the
petitioner.
The communication was received and
ordered placed on file.
LIGHT.
The Gas Light Company submitted a
proposition to light. extinguish, clean and
keep in order the gas lamps now erected
within the city, for the following terms
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

tfOR 81 E Potatoes, Apples, Onions, Oats and
IL Corn By the busheI or car load Butter by the
hrk a. Thoe. o.. haughnessy, 7th and Harrison
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding av. ,,,a. -,
inserted in this colnnin for TWENTY-FIVE cent, .
week payable invariably In advance.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

NOR SALE--IIouse with rooms corner lot Slx
L 60 Good well, barn, trees and shrubbery ST 6O0
good house of rooms for 5000; both well located
on the new street car line. Apply to Geo. W. d
Harris Harper House Block.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04
LOST.

LOST.
I OST-A Gold Bangle Bracelet between r / q
~ p. Depot and 18th st. Please leave at the Argus
Ofice. S
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04
FO r RENT.

tf0R RENT.-A well furnished room for two gen.
L tle1nen, with or without board. Apply at corner
I'D street and ash Avenue or At News Room, Argus
office e'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

IfOR SAI4E.-Seventy-F Five lots in Lyndes add
u ton to the city of Rock Island on easy terms =
Apply to Louis ". Eekhart, at Parks Il Peasants
law office.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

EOR SALE-A good house and an acre of ground
l. outside of the city on new street line. Good
bluff property on reasonable terms; fine corner lot
on nth street; apply TO Geo w d. Harris, Harper
House Block.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

WANTED.---A first class cook at III. oo.,a.-.
w Hotel. ct 'ie occldent
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.-A Manufacturing interest in Dayen-
port Iowa, for $200,00; handsome profit and sat
isfaction guaranteed. address Manufacturer Day
cnport Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

WA NTED
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

WANTED--A position as a Nurse Girl Enon,,.
w betwees 10th and 18th streets Fourth AynSua
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-04

MANTED-To negotiate with gentlemen who
w have ability as statesmen general managers Ia
ASSIST me IN introducing new standard reference
work, by subscription in every state and territorv
Address publisher p. o. Box 28s Chicago LII
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23

"Wells' Heath R.never" restores health
ami vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotenc' ,3ax
ual Debility. 81
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23
FARMERS COLUMN.
Plttinr Roots and Mnngels.

VIM. Gift condences much valuable in
struction on the care OF roots in the Agri-
cuiturist of this month:
Muny persons are deferred from raising
sugar bre,s and mangels, through the sup
nosed difficulty in keeping them in good
condition through the winter. They sup
pose that u room or cellar, in connection
with the stables is essential to the proper
storing of the crop. This, to be sure, is de-
srabe, and would pay well in building or
rcmodelling barn, but it is by no means
essential in keeping beets or mangels.
They may be preserved by ptting, as easily
as cabbage or carrots. The conditions ofsafe
keeping are good drainage and covering
enough 10 guard them against The hard
freezing and sudden thawing Select any
rravelly or well drained sub soil, near the
stables, or in the fields where they are
gro vn. Remove the surface soil ten or
twelve inches deep, with plow and scrapcr,
about four feet in width, and as long as may
bs nece ,sary to hold the crop. Remove the
tops without brusing or cutting the roots
an 50 stack them, as to make a roof steep
en- ,ugh to shed rain when they are covered
D.y, sandy earth may be sifted in an onl
the roots rs you stack them.
T lis will aid in keeping the tenn eraturt
more even through winter. Cover the rooti
| with about six inches Of straw or refuse hay
and outside of this, place six inches OF sur
face soil. When this becomes frozen, ant
| the frost increases, six inches more of sol
should be added TO The roof Much Of tn
work Of covering may be done with tn
| nlow, by turning the furrcws toward tn
| lit If fone end of the pit is kept thickl
! ,edded with straw tho covering ui tti, ent
will not freeze hard, and the roots can DO re
| moved at any time, as t! ey are wanted
"nrnips, carrots and parenps may be keI
he same wav, and be always atc,ssal
TOR winter feeling. With good supply {
hese roots, 81 easily raised on any land i
good heart, all our stock can be csrrie
hrou Oh the winter in much better coud
ion aud he made more profitable than wit!
,ui them. They are an excellent substitu
or IRE N pastures, aud ih ,se who culiva
and .eed them largely, may not suffer muC
os5 If they iai to adopt ensilage.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23

NSa- We understand that there is to be
company formed to purchase the formula
and business of the Excelsior Rupture
Cure now prepared ana sold under the
personal direction of Mr. +. II. Merrick
This remedy is gaining famous reputation
thru the country equally as great as it has
in our city. The many severe cases of
Rupture that have been cured here in our
midst are thereasons so many OF our capt..
slists are so anxious to get chance to pur-
eh use stock. 1t is rumored that if the com.
I.ny or combination is formed the price o,
The treatment will he advanced 90 per cent
or double the present price. Mr. " j..
Lewis of the 0gdensbGrg Drug House claims
that it is a very fine preparation and bound
TO succeed. We most cheerIuly congratu
late Mr.. Merrick on having mHde such sue
cess in getting up a preparation that so Of
fectualy cares rupture. Stuti' ties show that
about one in every five persons are thus al
nicled. We are creiitubly informed that
Mr.. MerrIck has sent uut during the past
six months over one hundred free treat
ments to clerSymen and parties unable to
pay for tho remedy OJ(cRNJarg NewS.
As the price of the Excelsior Rupture
Treatment will be advanced in 4 short time
we advise any one suffering IRON Rupture
to send at once for Free Book IN Rupture
to F. II. Merrick, OSdensburg, N. Y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23

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80. --s ~ Llt l'l .f 4A ~ '' sl.ra A-il
"a s.-F- --. s. f-cfgfit glr he a. u' ,ioxiun
q. . H'.'. lHNHtss = 4
A--| lrFa-N = Nfi.luA. uI eulfI itulIG
.-'I ", - B. IN. fr.HA-tt prelsau0n ~
-. vi -. j.. urisay'ha. Sod
80. - E: 7 CLANtlDtihE LlIIDtU- gytaus
A.gfrrLy.- pleas s-i ns-,, 1it.c. trr
h, :
= fA.Ai ~ 0l Nf
%cSss-s W - s-lAalllN CO. tEors bsFAly.sl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23

Two ola crow, which perch uron y TIRE
10 Dudley. Macs every aiiornnoa aud cav
until hundreds nf others are collected, ars
called Ionjy and Sankry.
Have the courage to face a difficult,
even though it should kick you harder tnar
yuu bsrg Iiued for. D.tIi.ult,es, like thiu,c
OF en- disappear at glmcH.
These six--'hc pcrvis' 'hc nirc ra u c
dissatisfied, the Ia s,io' tic. tre sus. cous
and those who live upon others meus arc
forever uneasy aud unhappy.
--There is tree in Jamnica called tht
1ife tree" tie leaycs of which grow even
when scryered nom the pant. IL is im
possible tn kill it exc rt by burning.
When doing what is right, the heart i
easy, and becomes better every dav bu
when prac;icing deceit tie mind labor
and every day seems to get worse.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23

ns@'Middle measures are often but mid
ding measures" There are no "middl!nIs"
about Kidney Wort. Il is the most thor
oughly refined "nnwcr" Of medicine. II
knows no half way measures, but radically
uproots all diseases ofthe kidneysliyor ard
bowels. 1t overihrows pies abolishes crn-
stpation and treats the system 30 gent y
and soothingly as tn prove its true kipsh'p
to nature in all its praises. 1t Is prepared
in both liquid and d7y form.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23

"A man never realizes, remarks q com
mercial traveller, how plentiful mustard is
and how scarce are bread and meat, until
he tackles a railway reireshn.ent-room sard
wich.
A Belgian sparrow has literally In 1t
her nest in the lrun's mouth, having MAD G
. her home in the jaws af the monumental
lion surmounting the Begia mound on tie
field Of Warterloo.
IL thought you hated that firy minH
Yet you went up and kissed her." 81 dc
hate her, and that is why did it, Lroka
the big freckles on her check whore kiEsec
the powder OIL"
What is the FIRST thing 10 be done il
case of 6re?' asked Professor Sierns. ''6u
the insurance company" promptly ans
wered the boy at the foot ot the class, who's
father had been burnt out once or twice.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23

"A milkman was awoke by n wog 10 the
night with the aunoWeemcnt that hs best
COW was choking. lie lorwith jumped up
To save the lfa Of his animal, when, 10 ! he
found a turuip stuck in the mouth Of the
lGmp.
A farmer in Bradley county Arkonsav,
caught wolf by the tail rs theonimHI crept
through a fence, and there he bracCd and
hallered and hung on, aud dug in his toes
for long hour, when q ueishbor arrived
aud ended the contest,
-Au exchange says that oac ol the frozen
rousters found hanging Jy is claws lo th"
limb Of tree at Naw Albany, Indians. bad
his last crow sticking eleven inches cut oi
his mouth, aud frozen slif.
A Wisconsin husband sued a man I'm
alternating his wiIe's affections, aud lhcJuy
gave him one dollar damages. When a
woman's affections ara considered c9uiya,
lent to ten pounds Of cheap sugar, l's No
won lor young men are remaining single.
Two trampl stopped at the houss of @
lone WiuoW IN NNa'tNyottl county "lll ono
wcat in to beg, Very soou be came Uu
with bloody nose aud black eye. "pt
YOU get anything, jack ?" "Yes," he grow.
ed, awe got the widows might"
Sir Edwin Landsoer,,he celebrated AMI
NAL painter, AM sydacy Smith met at
dinner party. Tho canon was in one Of l.
best humors,aud So delighted was The pain
er that he asked him to SIT for his picture
b. which proposition sydney replied; "I
thy servant a dog, that he should do til
tbiug2"
Mrs. smiks says the reason why child
rsa OF this generation are SO bad is nwing 4
the wearing Of Balmoral boots instead OF old
fashioned slippers Mothers end 1t too mucl
much trouble to pull oil their boots to viii
children, SO they 60 unPunished but whe
she was child, the way the slipper used
do its duty was caution to every one in tn
family.
Gold was FIRST discovered in Californi
Inls4s.
-Tha Grst printing press in the Unite
etltss was introduced in 1921
The fret steam engine oa t.,is eonIiRen
wss bsosgLl frOm England IL 1888
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23

Samuel Able, WrghtsYil'e, Pa says ;
81 suffered from pains in my chest and in
digestion, and Browns Iron Bitters relieved
M"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23
TROUGH ON RATS"

Clears out rdy,, n.- reaches, dies, ants
bed bugs, skuni5, chipn,IUas. : Pn,rs. l5c
Druggists.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-23
VARIETIES.
all promises.

Rolling stones gather no
moss.
Subscribe for ADVOCATE
ST. a year.
Folks do live through a
sight Of suffering.
Why is it people boot a
dog and shoe a hienl
The road to matrimony is
the bridal path.
Advocates of improved
husbandry-old maids.
Tears are the flowers that
fertilize this world.
"A sanctified heart is bet
ter than a silver tongue.
1t is not a profession, but
fruit that glorifies God.
1t is foolish to Dor. ow
trouble from tomorrow.
"A China set-a hen sit
ting on a porcelain nest-egg.
Whoever has learned to
love has learned to be silent.
The heart benevolent and
kind most resembles God.
DO not allow yourself to
lose temper or speak excited
ly.
1t is impolite to say a
man has "cheek;" say "facial
area"
The jealous man poisons
his own banquet and then
eats of it.
What is always invisible,
yet never out of sight! The
letter S.
This world does not seem
to be the place to carry out
f ones wishes.
He that hath light
thoughts of sin. never had
great thoughts Of God.
Every bitter disappoint-
ment in life adds another
, "crow's foot" to mans brow.
Apples are good for stock
Store away as many as pos
: sible of them for winter feed-
Queen Victoria remains
faithful to that ideal material
Of elderly ladies, black silk.
-Idleness is hard work for
= those who are not used to it,
.~ and dull work for those who.
are.
Many a man too lazy to
make his own living, is very
industrious when making
love.
, If You would have your
pig weigh heavy, lead him to
the scales. Then he will be
: pig lead.
Marriage must be favor
, able to longevity; an old maid
! never lives to be more than
= thirty,
4 "A st. Louis man traded
= his wife for a bake shop. He
has got something that can
cook not.
3 Constant motion is the
first law of nature, nothing
being stationery except pen,
ink and paper.
He who blows out the
gas upon retiring at night
will leave his breath behind
him before morning.
1t is yet an undecided
question, which is of more i'm
portance to its possessor, a
lady's trunk or an elephants.
-"Courtship is bliss" said
4 an ardent young man. Eyes,
4 and matrimony is blister, Il
snarled and old bachelor.
-"He was one ofour most
n energetic trustees" says a vii
+ lage paper in an obituary no.
tice, "and we trustees hap
- py."
Gin married now," was
e the excuse Chicago youth
n gave a florist for not buying
= as many bouquets as in form
er years.
Admiration is a forced
tribute, and to extort it from
!, mankind, envious and ignor-
p ant as they are, they must be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE April Is-cottor quie Midling 2sc Flour on
sePe y 81 g.
20 40 Et r OS 81 g Sae sS Family Family
SeSs Wheat vi sS $40 sh RED 81 ios IS Amber
W SSss GO ed 10 sp @asaq e. 90 81
q so s7 a. sos " q &c., Z Western S2
April 81 May SsgsS June sa sSgSS 40 4S5
5sS59o Pennsyvsnia 90 oo5G Rye quiet az 95o4$ hay
dn Primo 10 Choice Pennsylvania and Maryland sio oo~
BE BUTrA1o April ls-FlOur steady WITH fair demand
Duluth quoted 81 49, No 81 90 Corn in ggod deGIand
s s0s 5 D Ss' Sn M.od i store in
mad and higher sales SgGo bush %9s On sex SSS
by Iad@%hest ec. Corn sho, oats GO J FTsigh,s 90
bs Suah Corn 50
S Sssa 9st Si SS Wheat SS bush co
push oats SSoS SuS co b UnS eo aoo
BUSH Barley. 1000 bush TO intermediate poins-whea'
SaIcaSo, April ls-Flow strong and higher Common
a. Png y sSss IS Wheat T. s ss
and higher rather Chicago spring 81 la 80
GsI 80 &c sa9s CHICAGO so AP spGss 81 Recct
ssc Cor sesss saih 49,
re &c APH ASS
fas S May .n sUs sn sSs higher BARLEY quiet
% a. e 10 Eat ss 49, ch sosS
ii 4Oasi so PORK unsettled 9g generally higher a slS 20
81 5 Sss9 sps 81 Ap Ss s g
s S sSS h ISs' T. june
ii7oc August Bulknoats unsettled but generally Lover
RutlsT easter; Creamery 3Sa4Oc Dairy. 2a033o Eggs
quiet but steady at lSc whskey steady ana ~
81 10. - - -. uu, ,n.,ah,v
higher Wheat-demand fair and prices higher No Red
Winter 81 s2aS1 SO, receipts SIO9 bush; shpmels
strong and higher 80 Mixed SSsc Ey S,I scare noe,
al a 90 PORK quiet but nrm at sls 90 Lard et a. 99e
BulEmests in good demand; shoulderS clear BID
Ia 1no Iacon IN good demand Shoulder So5 Clear HID
i2tc Clear l7Sc Whistey arm q = 1looSmDRan tse
nrmer Western Reserve 32c Choice Ssnlrn Unio
25c sugar steady and unchanged H9gs nsm oSp ss
u 80, receipts go head shlDmsnts 2sg bead a. ws.,,
quiet hrn. White spot 81 ~ ARrl ana "a A nay
iembef 81 TO- al tho year 81 6s; No Red q 70 Corn
vuTy rn, NO q s0as6so. Oats firm 30. Wm,o o DOC;
bbss wheat $4,000 bush Corn 10000 bashi Oats,
1000 bush shiprnents-flour. nons MheAh LoVV pusad
Corn none. Oats. none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

Ss% S ~: SPSs;
Us Nav o ss gI mss " Tss MSs & BE go
II s.
ASs s ySry % sq trade suS5 oS
nues at West sales 100 es Psted Shoulder SCI 50
Etss,s% is,2f sS.al%ss' s%s5 s
and Clear !,
,y eay % s Rs LIAR LaDA sss
s7s s9bsegnsnty weaker feeling ses in With in
points speculation is active largely the May and June
spc Pfsy closing sS clos
%Ss $ g. Ss :S.Rf $ e.
Der closing 800 tSs Pss ZEN
closing SliiaS dS SSa sss1
lSs II &c. Refined quoted 55c Continent Ts
shSE further decline dull SeT s s.at Fail s e
Choice ssse New @ssssrn Creamery Fancy $sS
fssorS fS9 g cSs Ps Fair e Sasso
very fancy with fair de%ans from Se
fP S5 70 Choice to s wsssrn Fat S cAp
chess eontaasd sSc SSst9 R and and
do1 island and h RsSe ssiSc and Ronpsy
%sssEn Sar Good
Carolina and Louisiana asssc Rsusoon free 5iss5sc
sEEDS-Clovor quiet at e9Sc for WESTERNS Timothy in
fair Iobbng demand at So 5000 u.s. Fakseed quiet and
sUGAR-Raw quiet. but nrm sales 5000 baskets java
Sac 324 hhds Moasses Sugar, 7ci Cuba Muscovad0 In
ferior to Common G7 DO. Fair 7yc DO Good 7Ssc do
Prime 79c; Centrifugal hhds boxes and bas 7TaSc Mo-
asses Sugar hhds boxes and bags 6U7sc Melado A11c
Cyed, boxes D. s. Nos 10 o. 67sG7sc: do do 10 to IL,
7%977sc Porto Rico Reinng Inferior to Good Fair 6l2@
9c do do Good ~ Prime. 7S07sc; Brazil, D. 3 Nos TO
IL 707 5c Java ID. s. Nos 10 H. 7pds4c Manila and
IlOilO Super and Extra superior B2G7s Refined still
very firm with steady demand Crushed lo'c Powdered
1880 Granuated l0sc Cut Loaf lO3sc. Cubes lO2c
Standard "a" 9sd9c; Mould 99tc; Confectoners"A
gsic on "a" 9sagiqc; White Extra ggsisc; yellow DO
sTEARINE- fn quiet sales. 400 10 on Grade,
Olcomargarine Stearine quoted 1850 Prime
City, IlSo
TALIOW-Quet and steady sales. 10000 NJ, Sc
TsA-By auction today 1908 pkgs including Lib pkgs
Moyune embracing Twankay. 9G3t2c Tyson, l32a33 PC;
Young Hys0n. l0L0i8Lc; Imperial, l0l2a3l c Gunpow
der 2S52tc 1904 pkgs Ping sgey. iogng Hys9p loo;
Imperial l0025c; Gunpowder l0d25 c bil pkgs Congon
IL aO26i9c; 94l pkgs FOmOsa 2O2d32ci 1857 pkgs ia
pan, l7I2Q3Sc; lo9 pkgs India Teas 2S2Q32c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

Railroad bonds were very dull and the transac-
4ions included an unusually small number OF issues
Fre second consols were less active than they have
heen for several days. but they fluctuated irregu-
sarlv between 92l2 aud 93as, and closed at 927s
Wabash general mortgages were feature IN the
dealings because of o decline to 79@79l2
with only moderate transactions. Mis-
tonri. Kansas and Texas general Us
vere ND Il at 81. c., G. and l. c. incomes sold at
az. Mobile and Ohio first debentures were q easier
ut e2Ia Canada Southern frsts We're steady at 94l2.
Ohio and Mississippi seconds sold at 118l@12O for
small amounts Ohio Central incomes were per
cent higher at 80. New-York Elevated frsts were
off % at 1863 East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
ria consols were steady at IA, and the incomes
were up 81 at 4Sl2 Louisville and Nashville
general mortgages were steady at 99i2099$i.
cleveland and Pittsburg sinking funds sold at
127la Michigan Southern sinking funds at 1925,
International and Great Northern 6s at S4A, and
South Carolia irsts at 90. ST. Paul consols were p
lower at 100 but firsts Southern Minnesota divls-
ion, were l, higher at 10Gl4. Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern frsts were ls stronger at
IOOls; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rs, Il
higher at 127le. and st. Paul and Omaha consolS
were firm NJ 1O3 Texas and Pacific incomes were
of % at a. the frsts Rio Grande division being
j higher al 80. Northern Pacific firsts were firm at
JOOl2Q 1908 and New-Oreans and Pacific firsts at
Ssh. The following were the latest quotations: