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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22
First insertion Sept. /, 1882 last insertion
october ID, 1882.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

hEFAULT having been made In the condi-
~ tIOns OF q certain mortgage executed by
j. u. Carr and Ellen N Carr his wife, mort
ssa asad r., 70 sy William Is. Brown mortgage,
recorded In the Office Of the Register of Deeds
III ana Tor the county of Blue Earth I'm the
State OF Minnesota, ON the Goth day of March.
a. H. SI3, at II o'clock In the forenoon, In
DOCK U OF mortgages, on page 90, by which
mortgage there was conveyed and granted
the following described real estate situate In
the county Of Blue Earth aforesaid, t0-wit:
All Of the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section Twenty-Five CS.) Township
One Hundred and Seven 900, Range Twenty
eight C!S), except that portion Of said tract
lying south and cast of the Watonwan river.
containing 31H acres. also the following dcs-
cribcd portion Of the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter of said Section Twenty
two, beginning in the center of the channel
OF the Watonwan river where 1t first crosses
the west line Of said last described subdvi-
sion, thence running south about thrty-flve
rods to point i'm the center of said river
where the same last crosses the west line of
said subdivision last named; Thence easter
" nOrthcrly and westerly following the CEN
ter OF the channel of said river mp stream to
the place OF beginning and containing seven
acres OF land, bc the same more or less. The
whole area covered by this mortgage being
forty-ioIIr and twO-thirdI acrcs to secure tho
pny ment Of the sum of Three Hundred dol
lars with interest at the rate of twelve per
cent per ann,iIn payable annually according
10 the conditions of one prOmissory note
hearing same date ~ said mortgage. made
by said q. Carr to said William H. Brown.
and there being due and unpaid upon said
note ana mortgage at the date of this notice
the sum of Three Hundred dollars, and inter-
est since the 18th day of March 1882; and this
innrighgee having paid ON this 3lst day of
August 1882 taxes ON said premises amount
ing To the sum of $13.49 which amount IL was
necessary to pay to protect this mortgagces
interest In said premises; and no action or
proceeding nt law or otherwise having been
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

.mittec of three on resolutions was APP
pointed, as follows:
S. Hidden, ID. WEIGH and r. L. Ma
son. While the committee were pre-
pairing their report the convention took
a recess of ten minutes in order to give
the boys rest, or in the language OF
one of the delegates, "to lubricate."
The committee on resolutions subse
quently reported that the past history
of the Republican party has been one
of corruption etc, which is the same
old, old story, and asking that the Ma
tional and State legislatures he required
to legislate in favor of the agricultural
classes, and reward the lahorer accord.
ing to his toll. The report was unani-
mously adopted. The chairman an
nOunced that the next thing was to
nominate candidate for Congress to
represent the Second District. After Il
spell of breathless silence Mr.. Pictfer
of Blue Earth City nominated Hon.
Daniel Buck, of Blue Earth county,
and Mr.. Mason, of lie Sueur county
seconded the same and remarked that
his county would give the nominee
1000 majority. The nomination was
subsequently made unanimous, and II
committee consisting of Messrs. Mason,
Constans and Hidden were appointed to
wait upon Mr.. Buck and notify him of
the action of the convention. The COM
mittee found their favorite deeply ell
crossed in n law suit, and who, after
thanking the convention for the honor,
declined peremptorlly to he a candi-
date. After the dampness Of such re-
port had become somewhat dispelled,
Col. ]. w. Polleys, of Wells, moved
that the convention adjourn without
making nomination which was voted
down. Judge Brown said that if any
Democrat in the District who was
worthy of the place, would accept of
the nomination he would heartily sup
port him, but he was opposed to putting
any man up merely for the name of it.
Col. Polleys gave his reason for making
his previous motion, and that was be-
cause Mr.. Buck was candidate for
Congress before the Alliance convention
and defeated, and had now declined the
same position ut the hands Of his own
party, therefore he was in favor of no
nomination and allow the race to be
Stree for all"
After considerable parleying Mr.. Ma
son nominated Felix A. Bohrer of Le-
Sueur county, which was subsequently
made unanimous.
After appointing central committee
of five, with r. L. Mason as chairman,
the convention adjourned.
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A WORD TO REPUBLICANS.

On Monday evening of next week
will he held the Republican caucuses,
to be followed by the convention on
Wednesday. The present campaign
promises to he such an one rs
shall bring to the polls very great
per cent. of the voting population,
and the issues at stake are of unusual
Importance to the future prosperity
and welfare of the State at large,
hence lethargy and carelessness
should he expunged from the rank of
Republicanism. and activity, fidelity
to principle and eternal vigilence
should seize hold upon every men,
Der of the party. and in this event II
triumphant victory will perch upon
our banner.
TO accomplish this there must be
unity of action, concentration of move
ment, and a determination on the part
of the majority to see that the wishes
of the masses be not circumvented 10y
few.
It Is no secret to those who have
watched the tactics of Mr.. Dunnell,
that it is his purpose to capture every
county In the State where such II feat
appears possible, on the legislative
ticket, and especially is this fact pa
tent in the Southern and Southwest
ern counties. He has been making
tour of this locality very recently,
and Thursday night of last week held
a conference with his lieutenants In
Window until four o'clock Friday
morning. giving detailed instructions
and mapping out line OF policy to
be pursued. Friday. he spent brief
time at the Garden City Fair and ar
ranged with chosen few of his fol-
lowers-for there are mighty few in
this county to do all within their
power to seize hold upon the legisla-
tive members from Blue Earth that
they may be used to further his
Senatorial aspirations.
Without fear of successful contra
diction. we can with all candor and
fairness assert that four.fifths of the
Republicans of Blue Earth county
are unreservedly opposed to Dunnell
for the U. S. Senate. and any attempt
that may be made to foist upon the
people Il legislative ticket made up in
the interest of this gentleman will be
met with an overwhelming opposi-
ton. We have good men in Blue
Earth county who can be nominated
and elected on the Republican ticket
for Senator and Representatives, and
it should be the incentive of all to
place such men in nomination and
then labor zealously for their cleo
ton. The Republicans of Blue Earth
county cannot afford to divide their
strength this fall, and there is plainly
10 cause for anything Of that kind.
Let men be placed before the people
who have honor and integrity, and
there need be no apprehension rs to
the outcome. We have clear and
decisive majority against the opposi-
ton, the cardinal principles of free
government are indellibly written
upon the hearthstone of Republican,.
ism, and like Republicans and men of
courage, let there he nothing tolerat-
ed that shall weaken our ranks or
humiliate our actions.
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Democratic Congressional Convention.

The Second District Congressional
Democratic Convention, met at the
Court House in this city, Wednesday,
Sept. Goth, at 2 O'Clock p. III.
J.C. Wise, chairman of the District
committee called the convention to Or
der and read the call, when A. j. Lam
berton, of Nicollet county, was elected
chairman, and G. McKenny, of Waseca
county, secretary. Upon motion of
James Shoemaker, the chair appointed
the following committee on credentials:
Samuel Hidden, of Blue Earth coun-
ty; Mr.. Everett, of LIE Sueur county;
and H. Constans, of Faribault county.
The report of the committee was to
the effect that but four counties in the
District were represented, viz: Blue
Earth, Nicollet, LIE Sueur and Faribault.
The report of the committee was adopt
ed.
On motion of Ssmuel Hidden, com.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

GRAND MEADOW. a little village on
the Southern Minnesota II. X. was
almost destroyed 10y fire last Tuesday.
The fire was set 10y drunken tramp
and the loss is estimated at about
$4,000.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The cO-partnershp heretofore existing be-
tween w. w. Woodland and l.. =. Hunt, under
the firm of Woodland g. Hunt has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent, W. w.
Woodland retiring and l.. p. Hunt continuing
the business.
All accounts due the said firm, including
work, ETC., will be paid to l.. p. Hunt, and all
accounts against the same will by him he
settled. w. w. WOODLAND,
l.. =. HUNT.
MankatO. Mimi. Sent LIST 1882
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

The W. c. Il. u. of Minnesota hold
a convention in Minneapolis. from
the Goth To 18th inclusive. The
railroads give reductions to delegates.
Good speakers from abroad will be in
attendance.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22
Grandmother

Used to say: Boys, II your blood is out OF
order try Burdock tea; and then they had to
dig the BurdOck aud boil II down I'm kettles
making nasty, smelling decOction; now you
get all the curative properties put up in a
palatable form in DurdOck Blood Bitters
Price $l.OO. Sold by Collins & Co, Mankato
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

Constipation is positively cured by Carriers
Little Liver Pills. Not by purging and
weakening the bowels, but by regulating and
strengthening them. This is done by imprOy-
ing the digestion and stimulating the liver to
the proper secretion of bile, when the bowels
an easy and natural manner. Purgative
pills must be avoided. Ask for Carriers
Little Liver Pills. Price 25 cents. For sale
by John A, SambOrn MankatO
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

Mr.. BOHRER. the standard nearer
for the Second District Democracy,
is right pleasant sort of gentle
man, but he lacks all the essential
points for Congressman. He com.
prehends this fact as well us any one,
and also that he will not be called
upon to Gil the position.
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Bucklen's Aruica Salve,

The best Salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 30 cents pei
box. For sale by John A. Samborn.
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Sale of State Lands

STATE OF MINNESOTA, LAND OFFICE.
~ ST. PAUL, Sept. ], 1882.
Notice rs hereby given that the County
Auditor will offer at public sale at his Office
In MankatO, on
Saturday, October re-, 1889,
ut 10 O'Clock A. M, on the terms prescribed
by law. the School and Agricultural College
lands, in Blue Ear tn county, that have been
appraised and are unsold, or that have been
sod and forfeited by reason of failure to pay
interest for two or more years.
Lists of the lands to he offered may he seen
Mt the Auditors Office for ten days prior to
the sale.
w. w. BRADEN,
Commissioner of the State Land Office
12W6
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

JUDGE WILSON of Winona, who
was nominated 10y the Democrats of
the first district, has declined the
n animation for Congress, not caring
to play losing game.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

The best and safest way to increase the ap-
petite, assist digestion, cause the food to as
simulate properly, and the absorbents to take
up punishment, induce full and regular eva
cuation, produce easy expectoration, and
stop decay OF the lungs. heart, liver, urinary
and digestive organs, is by using Browns
Iron Bitters. 1t has given satisfaction I'm
more than a million instances
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

THE Egyptian wal is one of the
things of the past. Arab Bey has
been conquered, and his followers
routed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farm fol. Sale.

Located I'm town of LIE Ray, well improved,
containing 16O acres. Comfortable buildings
etc, on main road and 4 miles from Eagle
Lake. Price $500. For particulars address
BOX 4, Eagle Lake. MINI. 13wl
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r. IT. Austin A.: Son

have filled their store full of Boots and Shoes,
Gloves and Mittens for Fall and Winter trade.
A big trade is expected. Good crops. plenty
of goods, low prices, and fair dealing will
bring II.
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have found It somewhat difficult to deter
mine to whom premiums belonged or to how
much the exhibitor was entitled us the
awards of the committees were often at
variance with the printed list. The execli-
tive committee thought best to be liberal
towards exhibitors hence there are some
premiums awarded that would not have been
had we adhered strictly to the printed list.
The officers of the society tender their
hearty thanks to the ladies who contributed 80
much by their presence and labor TO make
the fair both successful and pleasant, and
also to Il. ID. Hubbard T. Co. for their gener-
Gus contribution to the success of the fair.
L. G. NJ FLETCER Sec'y
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

Gk tn con per day at home. Samples worth
Portland, Maine.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22

Now what will poor Latimer do to
be saved
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Republican County Convention.

Alta meeting of the Republican County
Central Committee, held I'm Mankato, Tues
day, Sept. 18th. 1889, there were present,
Edwin bradley, chairman; Richard wiglcy.
I. n Flanagan and :. II. Hustled. On motion
the basis of representation was fixed ut one
delegate tn every - Republican votes or
major fraction thereof, east for the Presi.
DENTAL ticket In 1890.
On motion Il was ordered that the town
caucuses he held nj the usual places Of holding
caucuses in each town from ESQ until s:M
p. NJ. ON Sept. %, 1882, and that the delegates
be chosen by ballot, unless otherwise ordered
by the Town Committee, hut the Town Com
mittee In each town may change the time of
meeting and manner of electing delegates.
On motion II was ordered that the Reput.
iican County Convention be held In
MRnkato, September 2sth,
ats o'clock =. NJ, ut the Court House, To elect
delegates 10 the Republican State Convention
and To nominate candidates for county offices
IA follows:
One State Senator.
Four Representatives,
One Auditor,
one Probate Judge,
tine County Attorney.
One County Commissioner from 81 District
d" ith
I" 5th
Eiyht Dclcpates To State Convention
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DIV. A-Class 2, Brood Mare and Colt.

DIV. A-Class g, Brood Mare and Colt.
Best brood mare and colt Close.... g 90
Sec. best bi GOD mare and colt ID Barney 90
Best year old mare colt James Glysen 90
David Quinn. 90
j M Mead L.. 90
Sec. best 2year old mare colt Swensen so
+" j A Edgerton so
Best year old mare colt Il Smith -. 100
fielding colt l. Close. 90
] Thompson / 90
The committee state that part only of the
stock was exhibited and that the committee
awarded premiums on what was shown them
DIV. A-Class 3, Work, Carriage and Trot-
ting Horses.
Best pair of horses for all work L Crane 81 90
Sec. best pair OF horses for all work
Best pair carriage horses GAYLORD Lamb 2 90
Best stnGie carriage horse &c Curryer / 90
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Premium List.

The following is the list of premiums
awarded by the different committees at the
Blue Earth County Agricultural Fair held at
Garden City, September Is, IA and IS, 1882.
DIVISION A-Class !, Stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-23

June ana Jrv Gao do July and angus aelyerp
6Bio do August and september deIfvery
delivery. 64d do November and December deuNery' V7~
Futures firm. 90 - ,,,,,,,,, Tn,
land 6sd; Low Mdding Uplands 6il Coca Otuinany
7d.f0w MiddIng orleans SID; Good Ordinary OTiesnS
iyFRPuoI June 22-4:0O p.m-CotJon-The sales OF the
dav fnclnied 10000 bales American
LIVERPOOL June 22-i3O D. n-Fnt1res-U pianos; Low
GaPs ea ns I'd hn DO August ana sepfenbsr
bs6s.d do september and October delivery nu 10
Der and November delivery d also $50 Futures 'teo.
AUGUSTA June 22-Cotton QUIET MiddinG ia Nv
Miding Lies ordinary lO'ac receipts Il oaes'
sAIrxosE o2-Cotton steady Nddlinr. 12i.c; 10y
Mddiug. Lace Cool ordinary f arst BrItaIn 100
bales: exports coastwize. 200 bales 10 "rea' A ~
bales. safes 400 bales stock. II 500 baies ,oa Tow
,t5DS i5e Good Ordinary 81 c; net receipts Az bales
grpss bales; stock. S,j5i bales .,. ,oa = T ov
CHARLESTON 23.-CotJon firm; Mddng - &c, Ai
Middng, ii &C. GOOD Ordinary ~ &C. hss 9I .aes
bales: gross. 1876 bales exports eoast~ise ooO o@es ~
CiyeIyE .fi june 2.-Coon steady; Miidlng nc low
Middhng Good Ordinary 10 'c receipts d0S 11''
GALVESTON. 2-Cotton steady Mddnmg l4-sc Low
Middling Good Ordinary 1ci net rectlp's 9 -
gross bales; exports eOastwise 80 OAes seo"A OA'
MFMPH1s june 22-Cotton firm Mianlnns 12isc Low
Dalcs. 80 bales stock. l2762 bales ,o row
MidGIns Ii Sc Good ordinary lie; receipts. 80 bales
gross ees. 80 bales stock. 3.4JO Oales ,o,.
7SEw.ORLRAXs June 22-Cott0n steady Mlddilng i ~
Low Mddng SC; Good ordinary IL Sci net receipts
bales gross 42s bales sales 1000 bas lase'ehH< -"VV
2H June 22-cotton Mlaanns l2bc
Low Middling les Good ordinary. &C.; net receipts
bales; gross I,O77 bales stock. l4O4l bales -
sAvANNAM June 22t'Otton steady MlodnnG II Scs Low
Mddhng &C.. Good Ordinary lO9 net reIelp's ~
Nports coaswse, l6- bales sales 20 Des so'A
80 IoTfs June % Cotton steady Niddng l2c Low
shipments 1856 bales; sales 800 bales stock - oaie%
WILMINGTON June 2Z-Cotton steady hla,es; ceat.
80. bales stock, $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-23
LIVE arocK MAnKErs-BY TELEeRAra.

prrrtro June 22.-CATILE-Roc@pts to-day. 500 head
toa or week mus 80 he1n: Tor same tnr la't Wee1
Gulrhr4l consigned through l9l ears ohi one '4u isH
Steers m at -t uuso.u stock oi ytSerldf silppn LAST I
$40 n inst hands want ~ buyers; steers quOtaDie at -
AID L,wBs-Iecepts today. 1000 head. total for
M o head con Icd through l5 cars, market dul anu
dTto1irr slr~ Coarse Heavy Indiana Sueep %t4St 20;
f'foice -. Western Lambs - Ge3 20.
ecout- to-day. 800 head. total Tor week mus idr
Ia I'D. mead Tor same Last week, l~uuJ head CON
s'es through 20 offerings ght tralr ~ ANY safes
YrLrrs III uaSs -. Good Medium Weights, t' % $50 40
1H,cteo Jane D. -HoGs-ReccIprs. 15oo0 head: ship
narts mo- head weak uu generally -iJ All -o'i
Mixed y Jas1 30 Heavy scer1J ' lds4l Bacon silIy
In good demand - the bulk VI Good Light al - 80
a.. ~kps. @JGel. -,,-, -,..-.- -o, t,,1. man
rates. Exports,
- - Gt. - = D. ~
~ -ti NIxc fButcler4 d 30 Common 10 ali. "a
= Good ~fgCkcrs ana tctIci-,F- fJ1r' l"
Iexl~-rcccpts 100 cars me Dulh luNl'c hEHtl' olis
weaker. Calne.s - l,474 -, shipping IeA"I'' - %"
sUrFP-Recepts 500 head; shipments 100 head; market
fav active alih steady demand but pce5 "eiA vl'o IN
To far Is - 49, Medium 10 OVod Ht4ft W. o''0' II ~
fA.f iIRFari. penn June % CATrE-Eeceipts y ?
head. marAe slo", very liii- g@ng IiN''' 90 '~' 49,
GOOD - Ju0 ~ ., Common, - 20 a. 70 ~ r,r,,t-,,
rc.pts. 600 nesd; market dctye PhlldeipAil'
1 luo-- imores. = iorktI7' - i"4.'
SHEER Receipts. 24OO head, market SLOW AT yeuuy >
prices Bcst - 7J9$J I2A& Good - -J4@4 ~ NOnD'OH'
~ - Irne HoGs Receipts 1,605 head; shipments
= 5a7 JC Packing - OO9@ 80 Butchers % faHcy - ~
as 40 - ,. -,o ,ooa crass
rexans bui t;rs- Natives dull and declddy over o &c -
C,nnori Fair -3Hft, Nuolcc 40 BEST -
M Good Natye ncre i2ht shipping Alse =, 20 -
- Heavy n 2Jd<o Exporter, $3.50 20 N4tFe uloI'
''gH rT frcepts $500 head shipments zoo head mar
kets.os ana lower NATIVES, $3a-i 80; Texans +J9@l
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NV YORK June 22-BEEVE--N No fresh receipts and no
any importance In Live Cattle No exact estimate
of made, but they
hkey 70 exceed 100 Dressed Beef ia better dr.
without material change IN pflfes from yes
erday Ordinary fIlme Naive sides are quoted AT 10
l3 Llc.. Texan Beet Al 1c9c.
shipments to-day were 5l6 quarters n Beet and l25
casses The city OF Brussels By Messrs sherman
Joseph Eastman viii make fhipment OF Dressed
Beef On the uerInaDic, which sails IA unlay 49,.
CALNEH-Receipts 1894 head-l5lf head AZ both-
st. IS head as6lag0n Market and bead al Jersey CITY.
good Tor all grades OF 1--we Caves and tax
the inferior quality OF The stock today
prices fully strong az The opening y Trade yestT
day. Buttemilk ~ - IS Fed Calves and
Mzed Lots at Gi4dc and Common 10 Prime Nea az Oaoc
Choice Jerseys and Nearby states reached &c Very rev
Country Dressed arriving and quotations discontinued Tor
city dressed selling at l2Gl3Lo for the
best " Arlington Market
saies-Egs a Oils sold Haternlk Calves ~ d. 81 3e'
iIalenieck & Davis sold 81 ButrTnik Calves rs D. at
"a 5J d. 1885 a. a "a co. I07 DO lZo u AZ 81 So l59 DO
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E,,.n,. Of the merchants in that section Of the
tuO'.n ,,d this despite the fact that the Chicago
Poas at. for grain and provisions were strong at
ma Ma advances on yesterdays weak prices. All
and rumors, except the fact Of the con-
tnoSo &c the Chicago markets, conspired to create
rl''0" .r feeling among the bears" and hopeful
hn L. the part Of the "bulls." Hence the late
Oh" odvance in prices that marked final figures
s.idcrably higher than the lowest of the day aud
ro-aIIr somewhat higher than yesterdays closing
- The market closed quiet and strong.
government bonds were as dnll as usual and the
change in prices was decline of Is per cent in
~ anal bids for the four per cents. The market
t. steady at The annexed quotations:
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pailroad bonds were dull with only small changes
r, for.s but these generally were in the direction
~ l5ver prices. Erie second consols after huctu-
otnr between Oh and 1914, closed at 1884 Missouri,
Kap,as and Texas first con5ols were Is OH at lo6'
seconds L lower at CO. anu general 6s down
80 % Mobile & Ohio frsts sold at
ZOE AGAINST 1912 the last preceding SALE
ord fri debenturcs sold az =. Canada Southern
Grsts 1ose l., higher at 95sl and Metropolitan frsts
steady at 1O4 Western Union Is, 1900, sold al IL,
michigan southern Sinking Fund at 1912, Chica-
20 - Louis aud New-Orleans guaranteed IS at
1o4L, and International and Great Northern frsts
A. 106 and income IS at s7l2G SD. Denver and
RIO Grande Consos, frsts, were 4 lower at ll2l2a
1924 Texas and Pacihc incomes were 81 lower at
CAS- and firsts Rio Grande division were IS higher
~ 80, New-Orleans and Pacific irSts sold at s6l2
h 81 and Fort Worth and Denver tirsts were
strong at 95os 0957s. The following are the clos
ing QuotatIOnS: