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repcnted that they had not said more. but
there was something in Pamela's manner
that made it seem an impossibilfty. The
committee could not explain it plainly
Pamela had been quite pleasant and polite.
but they didn't care to 60 again. How
ever. they quite agreed that the matter
onght not to rest there. and they were
willing-even anxious-to go and conftr
with Hr. Slockbridge, the minister. uDon
the subject. Perhaps he could be induced
to advise her. She would not dare to be
so high and mighty with the minister.
The Rev. Mr.. Stockbridge was grave
and dignifed man Of nearly forty. who.
when he had first come to Brimblecom.
ten years before, had had the caps of half
the young ladies of his parish persistently
set at him. They had now, if they had
not wholly abandoned the cap-setting.
learned to .'draw it mildly, lest 1t we're
all IN vain.r for the minister had never
shown the slightest signs of being caught.
He seemed somewhat embarrassed when
the committee visited him and made
known their errand. As Mis- Hosea
Blodgett said. in describing the inter-
view to her friends:
''He kinder turned red. and then he
kinder turned white, and he looked all
ways for Sunday, jest as if we'd said
something that want proper. And when
he said anything. which want for as
much as a minute. he up and said Jest
as good as to say that he didn't consider
twas any of his business But Mis-
Ichabod she Jest talked and argerfied
beautiful about how the town would have
to take care of her. and bein' her father
was deacon. the church ought to do its
duty, advisin' and laborin' with her if she
was headstrong and set-up. and she con-
vinced him-with few words that | let
fall as twas given me to speak-and he
said he'd 90 and deal with Pamely accord
in to the best wisdom and judgment that
was given him. When she sees him a.
comm she II dowse her peak. for there's
nobody in Brimblecom that amt afraid of
the minister"
Within week the committee waited
advice to Pamela. 1t was very hard to
find him at home they tried four times
before they succeeded. If it had been
anybody but the minister, they could not
have avoided the painful suspicion that he
slipped out of the back door when he saw
them coming. And when at last they did
find him at home. his report was not al
together satisfactory.
''Miss Semple did not care to accept the
position of housekeeper to Hiram Hutch
inson,' he said, as if Pamela were the
greatest lady in the land, and could pick
and choose positions. But then he was
minister. and ministers couldn't be ex-
pected to talk just like common people.
"What is she a-goin' to do, then ?" de-
manded Mis- Ichobod, severely. II don't
know of any other chance for her,
'I-I offered her position, but she
declined that also," said the minister.
The committee looked thunder-struck.
Continued to-morrow.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-06

HEADACHES, EPILEPTC FITS. DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS PROSTRA-
TION. sLEEPLEssNESs and all NERVOUS DIS
ORDERS. IL 10 an uneqaaled tonic for the
whole system; renews and nourishes the Nerve Tis-
sues and imparts lasting vital force. II should
Be at hand In every household. Urge your druggist
10 get II. We will mail II postpaid receipt Of
price, 80 cents per box; boxes. t2S0. Send for
authentic proofs. Address H. r. THAYER & co.
10 Temple pl., Bosfon. Mention this paper.
maysfeodAw1y
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They have been tested time and time again, and
always with satisfactory results This preparation
ju meets the ifies of the Let state
just what my pills are made TO cure. and what they
have cured and sriu cure. Neuralgia. Nervousness.
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspepfic Head
ache Sleeplessnesl Paralysis and spepsia. These
disc ases all nervous diseases. Nervousness EN-
braces nervous weakness, irritation. desp0nfency.
mear choy, and q restless. dissatisfied, miserable
state of mind and body, indescribable.
These are some of the symptoms OF nervousness
now to be fully restored to health and happiness is
priceless boon. and vet, for 80 cents you satisfy
yourself that there is cure for you, and for Is at
the very furfhest that cure be fully secured.
These Pills are all they represented be- and
wa ranted to give satisfaction If used directed
and ,riU cure any case.
Sold BY all druggists. Price, SO cents box. De.
pot. io6 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore. Md. By
mail. two boxes for 81, six boxes for 81 So any
address,
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SIX POINTS.
ALL WORTH Remembering.
vCUT THEM OUT.1

People take nauseating doses for every
pain and ache, which put their stomachs out
OF order, and then physician is called to
attend to them. This is all needless, for if
the Hop Plaster is used, it is absorbed into
the system IN just the way to cure without
bringing on other troubles.
medicine to be popular must be both
agreeable and efficaciOus the Hop Plaster is
rare union of vegetable agents combined
with safety, reliability and effectiveness. The
indiscriminate use of medicines taken inter-
nally is far more productive of injury than of
benefit.
The most powerfully medicated and effec-
tive plaster ever evented is the Hop Plaster;
it embodies all the medicinal and sedative
properties of the Hop in combination with
the most highly approved gums and balsams
known to modern pharmacy.
The Hop Plaster is made porous thus
allowing the free evaporation of moisture.
stimulating the innumerabie pores of the BODY
to healthy action and giving tone and vigor
to the whole system. 1t is the discovery of a
Yankee chemist
The medicinal virtues of the Hop have been
utilized for centuries; they are all concentra-
ted in the Hop Plaster, and do more real good
IN relieving pain than any root, drug or herb
liquid medicine in the whole domain of nature.
Hop Rasters are sold by all druggists in
the United States and Canada. (25 cents each
or for 81 } and are guaranteed to be the best
In the markets. Avoid cheap, worthless goods.
HOP PLASTER CO., Manufacturers CARTER,
HARRIS HAwLEY, General Agents, Boston.
may22t&w4w
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CEPHALINE

This invaluable Nerve Food
has been tested and approved by
more than 100 New England
Qphy sicians. II is an immediate.
permanent and infallible cure for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-06

KENNEBEC COUNTY-Yn Probate Court hold .,
augusta, on Aefonrth Monday of May, 1852:
fDIA. widow Of winslow Hawkes., late Of Man.
II chester In said County, deceased, having pre-
senfed her application for allowance ont Of the per
eonal estate Of said deceased: -
ORDERED, That notice thereof be Riven three
weeks successvely In the Kennebec Journal printed
In Augusta In said County, that all persons interested
may attend at Probate Court to b held II AnSusts
on the second Monday Of June next, and shoW
any they have why the prayer Of said petition
EMERY o. BEAN, Judee
Attest: HOWARD OWN, Reeister Es,,
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IS pics de ancho nor 81 de alto. Las
ventanas ~ por 81. Et crucero tiene
de alto It's pies. Extra Ia luz por 1Oa
veRtanas. El interior esti dividid, IN
tres parties crucerc, nave y coro. Lar.
@ del crncero, 148 pies: altura de la
nave, 1O8 pies. Tcda Is iglesia tiene
$50 pies he largo por 96 De ancho. Do.
ce capillas hay cada lsdo. La nave
est& divi5ida por 16 columnas csda una.
El arco Interior de Ia catsdral 90 de
5000 pies ouadrados, y pusde conte
ner 10000 personas de pie sentadas
se acomodan $4,000. Ha costado mas
de cuatro mil!opes de pesos para con-
cluirla enteramente.
AMOR TELEaRknco. -Hablan dos bar.
bilind,s !:
Me he declarado 4 mi novia por
TELEGRAPH.
-Bien hecho asi pue1es decir que
tu amor es una chisoa sl6otrica.
d Y que to contest6 tn DoviaP ?
NADIA quieD me contest6 fu6 mi
presunts msma 90 estos t6rminos: "ais.
lado por tormenta.
SANroRAL.-Ssbado, %. San Julian.
OBJ. y conf, y Ia Aparici6n de Santa Ia6s
vrg y mr.
Domingo. 29. San Francisco de Sa.
les, OBJ, cont. y doctor.
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aEA4jN'EGkGIAS. aE

ExAMENRs. .-Anoohe terminsron log
dc leo aspiIantes al prcfssorado. En-
honor de la verdad y rindiendo quito
q Ia justicia, podemos decir que hicierou
unos briiIantes exsmenes, consigniendo
las n.tss de sobresaliente por unanimi.
dad, las aver taj adas se1o1itas Boris.
doia J1ana y dcna Catalina, y B.ba-
iiiis, q H. AsuIcioD.
Las aauos naestra mas cordial en-.
hOrabuen8.
CARTA DE MADKD. D.-Le de nuestro
ilust, aAO correspuusaI don r. P. de: Rio
saldra en- el proximo l1nero, Dios me-
dante.
DON CRoUNsTANo1AS Don seutimien.
to vemos en- el Diar.o ole Ia Marina que
ha sns spendido su tlrada el festive se.
mauario que an Ia Habana con tanta
habilidad dirigis y redsctaba el como.
cido publicista satfrieo D. Juan NJ. vi
ilergas.
De todo coraz6n nos ssociamos Ii
expuesto en- las higuientea lineas que E.
Diario conssgra al Sr. VIilergas
"Amigos antiques y admiradores de-
ga director, insigne habIista, versiAca
dor inimitabls , escritor sstirico como
pucos, mai podriamos ser indiferentes d
deplorable suceso de que abandone Ia
paIestra periujistica quian posee tar
relevantss cualidades, y ha demostra'
do donde quierA, asi en- Ia Penlnsuls
como On Cuba, M@jico y la America de-
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Anaino que ocupaba el primer lugar de
la terna propuesta.
e. pago de habares del presente
mes 80 veri6eara por T4sorerfa del ST.
gniente mo1o:
Enero 1.'-Secciones 4. y5.@.
I lem %. Il lem Is " g.
I lem 29. Il lem 3. o y6a ..
Fsbrero, 1.'-Pensiones de Monte.
pio civil, miiitar, de graoia = emigrados
de America.
Idem A. 4.-Oesantes, iubilados = reti-
radios.
Hem 6.-Olases pasivas residences
en- la Peninsula.
-Durante ell mes de noviembre de
1881 la exportsoion de los principales
productos del pals ascAndi6 Gu va
lores la cantid Had de $332 800 81 de-
vengando por derechos 81. .969 81, Oom.
paradas estss sumas con las obtenidas
an igual mes de 1880, resnlta en- valores
una diferencia de- msnos, on 1881, mon.
tanta 9 $44.112 29. y en- derechos a
$4O2 81.
-E,ti vacante la plaza de Rscauda-
dor y Depositario del Ayuntamiento de
Marlcao.
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PO DER

Con fecha 20 de noviambre d|ti.
mo, hemos revocado ell poder gene
raj que para representatives en-
Puerto-Rico teuiamos conferido
Mr.. Emilio Lohuet, quedando salts
fechos de sus activas gestiones y
honrados servicios en- ell desempeiio
de su cometido.
Con la misna feeha hemos otor.
gado poder bastante para represen'
tsrnos en- nuestros negocios, asf ju-
diciales como extrajudiciales, en- di'
cha Isla, q les seilores Silva, Ferrel
& Co., de San Juan de Puerto-Rico
PARIS, 20 de Diciembre de 1881
GAIL & 90. b. 81 julio.
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COMUNlCADO.
Puerto-Rico, enero "a Dc 1882.
)r. Director del BOLETIN MEBoANTn

Muy Sr. milo :-Oon esta fechs
remito al Director de Ell Agente, para
su insercioa en- aquel peri61ico, las 81.
guientes iness que le supIico publique
V. en- al one diriee.
Eu el p6mero 10 del Bo1Er1N MEs.
cANTIL publicsdo eE el dia ~ de enero
del presente ano hsy una protesta as
crita O. 5 lei mismo mes y ann por va.
rios senores de Ia Carolina en- que figu
ra M tai Manuel Garcia Sa(gsdo.
Vecino y resias,nts cd esta Capital
en- donde ej -rzo mi profession de Abo.
gado desde 1875 en- que regr4s6 d.
la Peninsula, declare y hsgo pdblico
que el Manuel Garoin Salgado que apa.
Iece suscribiendo la tai protesta no OF
este hnmilde servidor de V. NJ tenien.
do nj hsbiendo tsnido Ia menor noticia
nj ell menor deta.le de Ia reunion p1
blica celebrada en- MayagIsz por 81
partido liberal reformista, cuya reu.
ni6n 80 slude en- Ia precitada carta pro.
tesla, nj he tenido, nj tango motlvos
para saber de 10 que Sc trat6 en- aque.
La reunion, nj de las palabrss 8 fra.
ses que en- ella 90 pro6rieroD. Siendc
ests Ia verdad, protesta suscrita POI
mi en- el sentido on que esta concebids
Ia publicada en- el BoLETIN MRoANTM
ser5a inoportuns.
Hago esta aclaraci6n, por 81 alRuier
SO ha permitido tomar mi modesto J
humildisimo nombre para actos que
me- ahStanOO f1A caiifioar
Acticipandols las grscias por gu be-
n6vola y delicada steuciou, TIE suscri'
DO 81 atento s. s. Q B. s. M.
MANUEL GARCIA SA1aADO.
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eAcETA De HOY.

Telegrama del Ministerio de Ultra.
mar auunciando quo en- Mayo proximo
go celebrar& en- Madrid una exposition
de mineria y cristaleria. A continua-
cl6n el Excmo Sr Gobernador General
excita eli patriotismo de los habytaLtes
de esta previnoia . FIN de que conOurra
Al acto 81 mayor n6mero de- opositores.
A reng.6n seguido W IL Oonvocstoris
que iss dlvsFsss Comiaiones dirigen al
pals y los pormenores dc Ia exposicionD
-Hs sldo nombrado Secretario del
municlpio de Adjuntas don Marcelinc
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LINEA ATLAS

Los vapores espafiOles "Al
pfn " y Arden" " saldran sucesi.
vamente de Nueva-YOrk cor
destino q San Juan, Maya
gtteZ, Ponce Y Maracai-
bO en- las fechss siguientes
Enero 20, Febrero l6, Mario IL
Abril 6, Mayo 2, Mayo 25 y Ju'
MO 20.
Lo que ponemos On conocimiente
de los senores importadores y de
pdblico en- general.
Para detalles dirigirse a los Agen
tes, SoBR1Nos DE EzQU1AaA. b. j. sc
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DE M AN OS.

Los sefiores D. Manuel Alon-
so, Don Gabriel Ferrer, Don
Jose Julian Acosta y Don Ma
nuel Corchado han citado al
Director del BoLET1N MERoANT1L,
6rgano de los espa1oles sin
condolences, para maf1ana q las
2 y !, ante el Juzgado de paz
de San Francisco.
Nos tlene sin cuidado.
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Vapor esps mol "Alava'

Este buque Sc despachsra del l. al 2
de F brero pr6ximo con destino la
Habans, M tansas y Cienfuegos sdmi-
tiendo carga fate passieros
Para informes dir'jirse 4 sus consig-
natsrios. .--VIJANDEY Ca Fnrtalezs 81.
Puerto R,co, enero 18 de 1882. b. 2 T.
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Anuncio.

Tengo el gusto de poner en- conocimiento
del pdblico, que careciendo esta poblaci6n de
una Fonda que es de suma necesidad, desde
que esta al serVlcio del p6blico Ia carretera
central, he alberto una, cen c6moda, venri-
ladas habitacio1eE, ofrecien 10 { los parroauia-
nos que me honren con su asstencla IN esme.
do trato -Aibouite, enero "a de 1892 n1E.
90 BECERRA b. 26f
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SOlicitud.

Desea colocarse de primer Mayordomo eu
una Hacienda de Gaia una persona que tiene
laaga eaperiencta en- Ia Agrlcult1ra, especial-
mente para un buen sistema para sacar azf.
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POR La MITAD.

Ds su valor Sc vende un carruaje de sells
asientos muy c6nodo y s6lido propio para fa
unilia.
Miguel Sara1egui y Go.
San Justo IL h.2oE S
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Dramas de Echega

Sc han recibido en- Ia Tmprenta del BOLE-
TIN, las siguientes 6ltimas producionos de
aquol autor.
En- el seno de la muerte. %
Bodas tragicas ntae
MGR sill orlllaE.
La muer.e en- los labios.
El gran galeoto.
HaroIdo el NormandO.
Valera. Obras de este autor.
Pepta Jimenez f@88
Iluslones del DR.. Faustino.
Daphins y Oloe.
Obras de Julio Verne
Mayne Reid y Marrisyt.
Colecci6nes y cuadernos sueltos en- ID I'm.
prenta dol BULETM.
Ley de Enjuiciamanto Civil de 8el.
A 81 Ia rustic. y 81 SO centavos en- pasta
en- la Imprenta IL BOLETIN.
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Al COnoerciO.

Papel do cartas blanco, rayada azul 6 Il IS
resma-Papel de duplicado para prensa 10
rs. resnas-Libretas y cuadernos en- blanCo
para apuntes, baratisimos.
Establecimiento de JOSE GONZALEZ FoNT.
Furtaleza mum 80. ia
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Gaia de pr6St8mOs.

El ola 81 del corrieDte 20 pondr6
an p1blica subasta las prendas de lc'
talones que q continuation SO expressni
DOR cuenta de quien correspondent !
ordan de D. Grato Tinand.
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Otra.

Una persona de provldsd = honrradex como
cida, acepta regentear alg0nas facaa urhanas
Foftale "a SO informara1. l-3
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BlNCV TR ISlTLaNTICO
d E p A HIS
Capital 1000. 900 de franco

CWpttWJ OU,OUU.UUU Ne 1TU7IcO6'
Son agentes de dicho Banco, en-
esta Isla, los Sres. Silva Ferrer & Co.
de esta plaza, y Sc ofreceE al conner
clio y al pdb!ico en- general, para to-
ia operaci6n reIacionada con les ne.
gocios de giro y banca, bajo condi-
clones ventajosas. b. 81 julio.
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AV so.

Sc desea sober el paradero de D. Francisco
PaZ Flentes, natural de San Pedro de Antes
provincia de Ia Crufa, las personas que 10
sepsn Sc see le nrss sunllea Sc dgasn dirgse con
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La Norwich Union.
COMPANIA DE SEGUROS
CONTRA INCENDIOS,
MANUEL GARCIA SALaADO.
EsrABLECIDA EN- 1897.

INCL A II E II R A.
Esta Compai1ia, una de las mas
fuertes de Europa, tiene asegurado
valores por Ia suma de
$75O.OOO.OOO
Ha noiubrado representatives en-
esta Is!a, los que snscrihen
SILVA FERRER G Co.
h. 81 FORTALEZA 20.
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LMPORTANTE.

Anunciada pCr la Aaministraci6n local de
Rentas para el dia 70 del que c4rsa la venta en-
s0basta de Ia casa ndmero de 10 caleta de
san Juan, reproduzco el aAuncio one reletva
esq venta pubique On los peri6 ifcos de ests
Capital On Getiembre dltimo y hago notorio
que en- esta fecha he estabiecido ante el Jnss
gado dc primera Instancia dc Oatedral un re-
curso de competencia d., Jurisdiction con res
ci6u en- Ia venta referlda. aE@
Puerto Rico, 20 de Enero de 1882. -OEE.
RIAo NUNEz. Ia
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Talones procedentes de la extinguidu
casa de- D Francisco Tinaud.
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EI ayuntamiento de Ir1n hs rechs.
SAdo reCientemente una proposition
para coDstruir una plaza do toros on
aquella viila.
Anoche Sc rec;bieron !os siguienteE
telegramss
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filming.

T,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock hold
L ers OF the PELICAN AND DIVES MiNING GIN mn
PANY for the election will be held ut the once
Of the company 1877 Broadway NewYork Oh TUESDAY Ap
4, at o'clock p. $1,000 -. ,uos,..,,,,
the 18Th inst and remain closed until wednesday April
~ GEO {. WILDE. secretary
Npv Wong March 81. 1892
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,rvrnpoo1. March 27-l2:SO p m-Cotton steady Mie;
Sns including 100 bales for Speculation and export a.
es bales nS snP ssTaT &s h SM and
a MN delivery 6i4d May ana june delivery cad 90.
Sr do August and September delivery o-d' fu-
lures 9 eSr March 27-3:OO m.-COtton Futures-Cp-
lands low Middng clause Nav and June HeINery 1891.
do Jnly and August delivery 6s DO August anu 'ep'''
Der dsRsSpy Tah 1880 p sales of ths
day iRG@dS Mare $500 D. Low
r and October delivery t.Se.d Futures closed weak
AUGUSTA March ~ cotton quiet nuaS i reteiSts i5t
bales rs SSSs MaTc6 sCotton QUIET Mddlling l2i:
Lt1d1ne SC; GOOD Ordinary. l0Sc gross Teeepes.
aS| bales EXPORTS to Great Britain s as 40 inc ''H
t3snt 100 M aaS $cottoO steady ags l9 l3s s
S MSa ss.s s o SSsa ,tSsf .aa, ,e
CHARLESTON. March 2l.@Sot,on u &C. mel receipts.
Ley ~, % Ss a.. Sales 800 bales sOeE bales
, SSNS1t Good ordinary rceclp SoS Sa
shipments Log bales saes on quiet Mddnng e ~
HnS eS Good ordinary iS; net fSe Gcensu
bales exports TO SrS ss se bales sales, 100 bales s
465O5 bales Cotton steady, MiOdlnng Sc - r.
MEMphis si oaes; Shipments, 1888 bales safes 'VV
stock 60 Is Sa ssss 27-cottOn dull MaanG II S III
Mddng II &C. oasT%se $50 bales 500 bales '''s
2Gs77 bales March 27cotton quiet Middinss IsSs
M MIing lac Good Ordinary, III se ,b nee ceSnsn a.
sIs bales gross AZ p ias evening zoo bales sa
sS5 bales; safes. -'ooV ""''' ~
26l. Az bales ~ ,,o,ron auiet; Middilng. ii -
moi receipts. 2,i7a bales espoi' 70 ooAS'"i'N -
a. hales sOcL. 4iJS1 bales 1919 ,t,o1ung I2t9
aV3 ON. March 2I-CottOn stealy
e,,ii,ng IL sac Good Ordinary lO'tei n,.t 81 az
10 hil' expors TO Great Britain, 700 baies' s
bales. cn,,on ouiet. Miilnng, IL 9sci -
~ sn n Coca Ordinary, lOSc net lv,ct ia
SaIes sales 1000 bales last evening 4oO oai''
bales. ~ Co,,on steady; Middnng, ll--eN ~
Madhns II SCI GOOD ordinary l9ae ocS Gs sos bales
shipments 9s3 bales sales "a sn,ct Mddlng IL
Ml SsiSSliSs liS,sc; GOOD ordinary lo'ise' ns'
2T5 bales stock, o.oOi paAess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-28

strength In an advance to 67is Northern
facihc preferred opened at 76h0757s but later
rose to and closed at 7s12, and records the third
highest transaction of the day Lake Shore sd-
vanced another Il to-day, and while seeming to
have less watchful support than usual was OBJ
viously strong and steady ON the Streets opin-
ion of its merits large majority Of the trans
actions were at 119osG1 1894 The total
transactions of the day are recorded at sos 400
shares OF that quantity eight stocks contributed
nearly 60 per cent 297 900 shares: Denver and Rio
Grande 67,40O Western Union. SO, 500 Northern
Pacific preferred. $4,000; st. Paul. $4,000; Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, 10000; Texas and Pacific,
$500; Missouri Pacific, $4,000; and Central Of
New-Jersey, 22500 shares. Central of New-Jerssy |
was only steady in early business at S5Gs4k0
e4a4, but late 1t moved up to S57s, as Delaware |.
Lackawanna and Western did to 1247s, after play
ing all day between 124i2, the opening, and 1873,
the lowest, figure. For the general market, aside
from the stocks first named, such final
advances as there were, which range from
a to III per cent, were mostly made
in the last half hour of business Richmond and
Danvlle rose per cent to 145, and Richmond and
West Point Terminal 9la per cent to 1901 Tho
whole market closed excited and buoyant at soIs
the highest figures of the day.
Government bonds were quiet but firm . IL
changed quotations, which are as follows: