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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06
CARSON WATER WF1Ka.

yH1bIE RESERVOIRS OFF THIS
Company are supplied with water
from Never Failing springs, which flow
from the Sierra Nevada. By analysis
thiswater is shown to be perfectly free
from all impurities. The mains of this
company having been laid in all the
principal streets OF the city. the water
is rendered available 10 all within the
city limits. Families, Hotels, Bars,
stables, etc, supplied on favorable
terms. -
CARSON WATER COMPANY.
Office next TO Wells, Fargo Cos.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06

THE CAPITOLLODGING HOUSE
- next to the appeal office, by the
day, week or month, with or without
fire. Mas. j. FORRASI.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

IL Urges Economy in State and
County Expenditures The
Mining Interests May be Re
lieved by LeEislation-Urges
Legislation ON the Question or
Sensible Suggestions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06

Cas~'in 4 Noteware's News Depot
S,YEW MUSIC. NOVEMBER NAGAZIN ES,
y Daggett's ''Braxtons Bar, Stylographic
and McNinnon Pens, Automatic Pencils, Ba
gar Patterns, Powder, Shot, shells and Cart
ridges.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06
fcrftta2l cry

rs5ETLOW'S PERFCMERtES, INCLUDING
? Marie Stuart, White GeranuIn ard
Spring Violet, Tor sale at the City Drug Store
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06
Suits and OyercoatS,

which are intended. and cannot
fail to meet every taste and every
purse. TO say that our prices are
reasonable throughout is state
IN. rat whis n can be verified by ex-
aiming our Goods ~nss cOmpar-
ing Oar figures with those asked
by other houses i'm our line far
garments Of similar quality.
Our SIS and $50 Suits anal Over
coats fer adults, and our 50 and
SO. so suits for boys asssi children.
can't be equalled anywhere for
the money. not slOne surpassed.
Our Australian All WoOI. Old
Gold AMI Gray UndergarHsent>
are Of themselves worth a visit. at
our store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06
Special y atEce.

AZ COIN Is NOW THE S"LE
VA agent in Carson Of the "W hite"
and New Howe" sewing machines.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06
NEW TODAY.
CITY LICENSE k0TIef.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
.A\ that all City Licenses for the quarter
year ending December 3lst, 1882. must
be taken out on or before Friday, Janu-
airy 5th, 1888. Parties delinquent at that
date will be reported as per ordinance.
st. SWIFT,
City Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-06

A SCHEiM IS Now RUNNING HIS Bur
- Der shop near the depot, and runs il, as
they say. up to the handle. For a good. clean,
close artistic and quick shave, shampoo er
hair cut, this place cannot easily be matched.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

THE Equitable Life Assurance Com
pany has an income of $48, ,493, ,349. 80
and an expenditure of $6,9S1 ,400.47.
Its total assets at the end of 1881, were
$44 4,308, ,541.89, secured by U. S. stocks,
bonds and mortgages on real estate.
The society has not a single contested
claim on its books, and its policies are
incontestable after three years from
their issue, and payable promptly on
proof of death. Its total real estate
yields rental of over five per cent.
This is the best company in which to
insure your life. 5S6 1w b..
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
Notice.

\ WA of Palama having made an as
IA signment this day to the under
signed for the benefit of his creditors,
all persons having any claim against
said firm, will please present them at our
office within sixty days from date here
of, or they will be forever barred; all
persons owing said AVA are requested
to make immediate payment 10 the un-
dersigned.
HYMAN BROS.
Honolulu, Dec. 18th, 1888. 5S4 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

MAILY is the name of new Cologne,
prepared by Benson, Smith & Co. 1t is
STry fragrant and durable and Is sold at
Il reasonable price. Encourage local
industry.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

AT South Kona the effects of the storm
were severely felt. 1t reached its height
on Thursday night when fences were
blown down and very heavy sea was
running.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

THE German laborcrs returned to
Koloa plantation on Tuesday afternoon,
some of them objecting, at the last
moment, to go on board the steamer
How long will they remain at Koloa?
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
Annual Meeting

OF the Honolulu Sailors Home
Saciety,
WILL be held at the office of the
w Sailors Home, THIS DAY, at 1 L
a. m. A full attendance is desired.
PER ORDER.
Trustees to go out in 1SS5-C r Bish-
op, p G Jones. Jr, j Il Watcrhouse, j.,
A Atherton, w Babcock, A Fuller.
Trustees to go out in 18S4-E o Hall,
J @ Glade, H May, S G Damon, B F
Dillingham;, A s Cleghorn.
Trustees to go out in 1885 N Gas.
tie, s Wilder, J FL Patty, S B Dole, @ NJ
Cooke, A Schaefer. $50 1t*
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
THIS DAYS DolNcS.

MORNING..
Meeting, Sailors Home, IL.
EVENING.
Mr.. Adams will sell oil paintings,
&C., at z, at Gala. Furniture Co
Room, next w G Irwin's.
Meeting, Eclipse Boat Club,
Royal Arch Chapter, 7:10.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
LOST.

A SMALL BAY HORSE, no brand,
IA mark on right side of back, under
saddle. James A. Kennedy, Honolulu
Iron Works. $50 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
AUCTION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS.
AUCTION SALES
BY
Il. H. ADAMS.

Thursday, Dec. goth,
A, pm. at California Furniture
Co. rooms, next to Irwin & Coil
Paintings, Fine Chromos, Ebony
Ware, Mirrors, Brackets, Gosnell Cut
Glass Perfumes, Fine Soap, Cabinets
Dolls, Cricket Bats and Balls, Clocks
Fans, Card Cases, Mats, &c. &C.,
Friday, Dec. 21st,
AT pm. at Salesroom, a Choice Col
lection of Christmas Novelties.
p6s~Call and See them.
Saturday, Dec. 22nd.
AT 12 O'Clock noon, at Salesroom-
Lease of Paddock, 10 92-100 acres,
near Punahou for years, suitable
for pasture: all well fenced and well
grown with Algeroba.
Saturday, Dec. 22nd,
AT pm. at Store of b. f. Ehlers &
Co., Fort Street-New Christmas
Goods.
E. p. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
To Let,

THE ROOM recently occupied by
Il the Planters Labor & Supply Co.,
over Messrs w. G.. Irwin q Co.'S
Apply to JOHN H. Patty,
$50 tfb Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
ar TIE WE'LL IN ARKANSAS.
from 7ne Arkansaig 1faoslier.

from Ihe dTHdiRai2 ff0ttttcF.
A catlle dealer stopped Mt the house of an
Arkansa. small IaiIncr, aid called To- a man VINO was
drawing water with an oidfasiOned wndiass that cried
Out uth an alarming 20 turn OF the crank
Light - shouted Tie drawer water.
The Discounted ana approached the wen. . ain
catle buyer said Iho man. ana ia h"e 20 aik Du'-
CAM taIk business till give those steers much
water as ibey want
now long WIllli take you Z"
Blanc j know. They aint had no water for two
bueket leaks. Now make the GALE e'ation-"
now long have yoa been dIawingg"
"since up and They're just as rampant now as
they was onen c-mmcneed. don't low 10 DO notliin
else fcr several dys y Ter BY The iime one siS oash
Why don't ycu drive them 20 the creek"
Thar ain't no c;esh n the negbb0rnood."
.Wny don't sou dive them the river I"
I" Cos they d rush Ia aid drown theirselycs"
"Wny don't you drvc them TO the pond !"
They went drink that sorieT water"
Don't you wsDt 10 sell tscm T.
shes w.ln'."
~ mere is she 2"
sues Jes sttE ready to 30 over TO see one OF tue
Yoad better consult her before she leaves
You dOnG know That woman li9e DO IL amt safe
TO poster when she's getlin ready to wnas.
Wc'il hafier waii t.il she gifts thar"
"a Hos tar Is itr
About uine mlics."
81 see you don't care to talk business o.
NO / amt powerful keen"
III you'd pay attention to business you'd 1--we
= poni wanter 1--we "a betern am suits me-
Arc you making any attempt To educate your chill
drenfD ,,,or.r. .,,,,,, a,oo, ore. lin mn a u-yer
with rock Yesterday. Bob -dssld Jescc OF the Peace,
and Buck ant afeerd o. the devil That's mighs good
SHOWN, tell yon ana !he Mlnd1sss kcta~cA ana
the steers walled tae;r syrs.
Are all Oi yoar children boys ~ 49, .
"Thsy might nave veeh 81 j. h' ose" 'o o'S '"s'
"Whsr was that {"
'One them was GAL
"Married 20 the tliiin'csi teller ever seed"
Well tbcrcs use tcaiing VITA tna; ggo@ esf'' .
himself: kosin round here iryin' 70 nnd out slios
got whskey man hasler be mighty smart these days.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
FEATURES or THE CHICAGO M4RKETs.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rErBUSE.I


CHICAGO, June Tin the investigation OK
the McGeoc Fowler lard scandal before the board OF
directors very sensational testimony was
given by those of the who up to June were 10 the
employ of the Fowiers at their packing-house. The
testimony OF the Henderson. machnist who had
charge the ardrenderng machinery, which was be-
gun yesterday finished to-day. He described the
method Of rendering and the machinery lie also test'
fed seeing taow beeffat and sheep-fst dumped to-
gethcr with the no g-fat into the rendering vat.
The sensational OF the day. however was the tes.
tmopy OF Cunningham who for four has been
employ in dumping the fats into the ard-renderng vat
lie testified that he ordered and It was the Gus
tom at the Fowler house, to dump into the prime
steam lard vats certain proportions of
sheep-ia;. and whatever OF the skmmngs from tho
terccs and there on hand. Whenever
there beef fat then they wheeled taow from the
cellar and dumped the vat When the whole had
been steamed 1t was run on into the
aator through certain pipes aud finally into terces
which we're marked: Prime Steam Lard OF the James
Wright & Co. Brand" George Dennis, another
tank man In the Fowler house. who was
empIoyed by them seven years. and who left them
June l. corroborated all the testimony OF John
Cunningham The provision market is do
pressed still by the scandals among tho
packers The jobbing demand for meat 10
said to be just little bit improved but so LITTLE as to
brokers in line continues almost nothing SO near
nothing, IN fact, that these poor Ienows are
wondering what In the world people fry and cook
with Of the lard they used 70 buy The hogs are
arriving in fair numbers and in good condition. Both
pork and lard closed tonight within 2l9a5c on
last nights figures June pork stopped at sio 30
and July at $l9 June lard at l151 Il, aud July 80
65 Oats keep in advance little each day, notwita
standing liberal receipts The different options close
tonight ga iac. above yesterday
Jim Love and Dick " Rathburne, TWO oroRerse
who bet with great recklessness said 10 De long
great ne tor July and Lndblom also reported to %
loaded up with some long property for the same MONTH
| Tyng the Peoria man, who has always peen SEQ
down as the authority this grain, and VINO naoe
| a great fortune out OF TWO "corners IN june
md Iuly last year, is ead to have lost ms
$500 600 on the bul side of the last few WEEKS
Wheat WAS erratic to-day and corn was steady:
| The former opened this forenoon and closed
tonight ia9lc higher than twsntyioSr our
honrs ago but between the opening and the
close saseed considerably The market is swayed FOR
the present by little traders and by the shorts, WHO
are bnyipg because July wheat stays tenar
consly above 81 IL and sometimes gets consdereby
shove June wheat closed tonight AT III liz ana Juy
at n I3Ia Corn was steady At fraction aOoye LAT
nights close July stopped at 56ssc. and september AZ
SIC The receipts were to-day twice As Large us tne sup
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
COURT CALEApARs--JUNE 8.

suPREnE coUKT- onAEBEEs- Eelore Lawrence, J.-Nos.
~. 40, So o. o6 I0V iO4 49, 49, lO7 no. 49,
100 zoo, zl3 xl4, ~,
1.r i3l, zJI, zJo, z3i z3J 2JU. z3l.
SCPsENE toUKI-srEciAL ELa-Bs.ore DOnohue. J.Nos.
500 Sv ~, sol 90 os oJ 4lv 3Ul, ~ yO5, tO4,
49, yVJ 49, JlV yli Ylz sl3 DO Sl0 yIS, Jly
80, S2 ga go yz y2e $50 yal w.. j5 9Si, 055.
Stl, Oto @4V ~, o1o
sO5,
5uPalME COURT-C CIRCUII-PAkT I-LccIo Jarrett j.
Case on.-Bur-Iey at scwcli-NO day calendar
Ii-Be!ore Van Norst. JgNOs- JUtJ .l3jis 1892,
III. 5vy, 70 ~, 2o75, oU2O, 2yyf, z3Ul loo3 ZDs2
3.U6 oJo ~ 29u zzs3 i4sS x955 3Os. oO5f 5fiO. 540z
rAKr III-Before LarremoIe Nos ilJi. 42Cs. 4ieG,
1be2, 1890, aJc- S5.D 40.
4aD8 4s5l 44I3 sO5G 4451 444o, sosO sos2 4ss 3'oZ
sulRoGArgs Couxr-Beore Rollins. $40 cay calendar.
>UfkklVk COURi-sPE iEHA-bc"fe fi'e"hsD' j.
NVa. 10. .. 40, %. III.
sUraEIos COT KI-IRiAL TEgM-fARI l. Beiore T1iaI j.
Noa 1yz. o4S 100 oi1, 3s4. 34 I%o', 100 i9So 1Oe
S,o, y1z, i4O5. 5l4, vet. - ,,.,.. go.
1AgI ll-Eelore O'GornsD, J.-Case on-Dunhaa ast.
baOisy--A day calendar. . .,., ,.,, ,.,o
rAEi nI-Ieiors ingIabam, J.-Nos 1909 l33s, iS4O'
lB lS4o, 1906 1872, 1870 1916 ioSO i5o i1VS "a -
l4l4 l4lJ Iil7. l4sJ if2l ifZ% i4zO if%' i'-V
1-~z l4vS, lS55. l$5S, l4sO. 1872 -
SOh,ios PLLAs-orLciAL IkkA-Beiore van hoesen j.
No Day calendar.
CoAEoN PLkAs-TRiAL TEEM-PAkf I-Beiore DAILY. {. J--
Csse oa-Jennings agL Van -chaicx-o aay e-4ehd.f -
PAT il-BeIoe j. n. DAILY mos ZJ5O. Ji', .tSv ~sJy'
zise z7O zeli, 2S.s zs4O zs4 zis5. zo5, zsos sol
xsv6, zS4i, 1884, 2Scs, 2coi, eo -oo,
xey& zovs. zyl /. 25zl. 2o72. SogU. -. soo
RALI iiiBeolo Leach, Mos l40S. 1929, JOZb 5Oz,
SOeI JUy $3.50. 5UJs 80 1Uoo 3Oi0. Jv- S5oo'
WA zsio. zoc-, 2s-s 800. sdc7.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
CIVIL NOTES.

Judgment was rendered yesterday III the
United states District Court Tor 1872 asaiAst Captain
Thomas 5. Curtis, the steamer saratoga VI Wards
Line, as q penalty for Eon-payment OF GUY on cigars
broug ht from Havana the ssrai0g'. a Verdict III
favor of Cap ain curtis had been louCd IN similar sGlt
Wednesday, Dut &C. ence Was made IA tIe case fie1
yesterday.
William Blake, boy, was run over and
injured in 1879 by a eol wagon belonging TO JOhh
DOlan. ace boy taken to tie Chambers street Los
p a. and IL was found that his leg would have To ne
alnpuated was begun IN the edIeinc Court 10 Re-
$4,000 as damages rom Mr. Doiah. On thc H.ot
and ITals jury disagreed. Ne leflay Tie dc
fendanJ falling appear, inquestwas taken, aAG he
jary brought verdict favor oi lAc boy Ior TIE u
amount asked for
Justice Lawrence yesterday i'll the Supreme
Court Chambers, cnjoned beDjan.n r. anu cyrus Oin.'
stead ames BIRD aud NJ. u. Mdebergtr from dsposing
IN any way OF certain properly belonging TO tie estate
late Cyrus OlILs geld IGe application was Diade
by Mary O!steaG who alleges tuat ner GuhSdud Ohe
the drfcndanr deserted her some years ago. ieavDg
her wsJlJut Oi support. dE Oibis,ea@, -
charged Oh information Deli,f, married 4 second
wife ia New-Jerscy, and is now living Win a mira IL
Michigan he property IN question Is s"ld 10 oc worm
S4U,0OU
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
rnnnrr,N K1x,Nr1Ah MARkers.

foSpOx June 7-i23O m.-Consols. lOOas for money,
and lOJ7 for account. Atlantic ana Great esteln
ocrtincae-. ~ ~ Enc 500 40
sseond conso. 49,. Nuw.YOrg Central i2j Illinois en-
ttnl Reading 28L Mexican Ordinary. l2l ~ Newf ork
OnianO estcrn. -. Milwaukee ana ST. aui conin"h
1857. -, NJ. 81.
IoNDoS June rs D. m.-The proportion OF the BANK OF
England reserve liability whch last week was 80 Der
cent BJa, cent The bullion IN the banKo bhS'
land mas Increased e529.OOO during the past weok
LONuoN. juno 800 y ln.-Pars alVices uuop ureo
p.r 70 90 confines Tor tho ACCOUNT
IoVpoy Juue 7-4:OD D. m-COnsois. l0Osia FOR money.
and lOyS,e Atlanto and Great western
ccritates l2 Erie. 80 u Ncw'
York Central l26 Illinois Central l4sl ANA Cen
Ordinary. l2ls NewIorS ontario ana
Western. n a. Miwausee and 81 Pau! Common iOb't
The aloun bullion gone into the Bank of kngiahu On
balance TODAY ~ A3301C ..--,- -.
PAgis. June rho weekly statement OF tne BanA "a Ot
a decrease OF $4,000 rauc3 silver -.
LoSDOS June 7-iiOO y. m.-Pars adylces uuo,o thrse
per 10 b5 cenmes for tho account
exchange London at - francs ~ eehtiAe' ior
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
IMPRISONED ON AN ELEVATED CAR.

George F. Fisher yesterday, in the Supreme
Court obtained verdict against the Manhattan Railway
Company for $65OO damages for wrongs alleged TO
have been sustained by him while riding OF the
company's trains. Mr. Fisher, panied by LADY,
got On platform of the OF train at the
Franklin street Saon The train Immediately started,
and Mr. Fisher found biInself imprisoned On tie plat
for as TIE door OF the car was locked lie made every
effort to attract Tie attention of the attendants but AL
10 no purpose. TIE train did not stop that he rear PA
form was opposite platform at the next station nor
at the IL the middle Of winter ah
Mr. Fisner aud his companion Ireczius. Al ass
Mr. Fisher, growing desperate, broke the glass oI tIe
door, and IN this maD&EeG 10 ReS iuiO thS car
Here new troubles IN the sRapc Oi an IL
tempered guard, VINO, alleged, assaulted i, AID
hls "a charge OF oinoruery cOAduct
He brought SUIT against company Recover $4,000
On tue rs tIial Ine jury disagreed The WAS tiled
yesterday before Justice Jarrett
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08

manurers ueiay--Jusr az they ENGLAND. Inc
seuard1 will pass along the outside Of the train and
collect the tickets through the window There VII BE-
then IL will be English" There win be no water no
toilet and tho passengers win be looked In snd
The fare win about $50 four pun me lud and the
portmanteaus will be @pasted," and not checked Tho
full fares and postal service will something over
600 each trip Thsre many that everything
English that 1t Is expected that coaching clubs English
puedog owners polo players fox hunters, and dudes
will patronze and roll up the receipts OF the new train
II will not Re necessary to any of the S50OOO0O
loan, as it is a known fact that anything brought
over here that is English always pays and pays well:
One of the trains should be called the Fyng Wilde and
the other Lightning Langtry."
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
SCHOOL ExERCISES Ar BE&G LY POINT

The closing exercises OF Professor S.0an's
school for young ladies' ut Bergen Point held
Wednesday IN the pleasant hail OF the institution.
fe.sor sloan has Bergen Point IN i've
years a school that o5iaiued wide reputation In Ken
tucky before the war. Ten States of tie North aud
South were represented by the pupils, some II
Of whom were the daughters Of eai'r pupils IN Ken.
tucky. The eAcfcises inciuCCd org na cBsays inter
epetscd With vocal aud instrumental music The pro-
gra4uie occupied Two aours enabling party OF asies
aid gentlemen 10 return 10 Nc"-1OIh
by tile boat that made special
pto ergea Point for them Among those present were
TIC iey. Dr. Bush. OF the Episcopal Churca OF new
brighton; tie Rev DR.. JOnct, Ol the Bergen Point Re
formed Church; MIS- Jriucs Blass. OF Toledo; Mrs
Wiiara Whitley Of Philadelphia; hI. ana Mrs Thomas
RooRer. Of BROOKLYN ana Ar-. H. NJ. Piunkett oi Har
g,yfr lfQHT.fuc.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
Il 1RAI.N FOR DUDES.
Eom ne arlda,port farmer.

FT0N Tie BTldgepoTf Talfaer
There is talk OF putting Ou regular English
train between Borion aud New-Yoik. Everything ia
The way OF rxry comfort speed anu safety already
been perfected. There such aus rne ines
the world tie Cnsoiiaated road rune, lei, Wishing
always supi.y n.sstliied pubic, pertinent oil
running oi English coaches has fnted.
Engissn engines, with cabs slr loot
drlvtFs VIII be sso nrst-clas cofepa rttent
coseies seating efgEt rach part twenty
four Ie:solts The high vi speed accom-
piishcd Eniua attained by runniag small tIa.ns
80 isfc bt OF ese wil be train
Cse tfaii Will leave New-lork aud EosIon stimuli
laAeou-.y each day, md make about five
henrs. lhc train may ssiby cary mail, paying
pound minute 10 tho GoyernmsDt for and every
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
.LOSIbu FRICks ~ BOSrOY SrO0RS
HosToN. ThuradaY. June z. 1888.
CLOSING PRICES or PHlLADELPdIA STOCKS
RDJd.ijIDIt,L JlaB 80. II VGtf
THnRsDAY. Jnne 7-P. ".

THURSDAY. June 7-P. VI.
The business ID stocks to-day $4,000 shares)
was the largest that has been done since the last
advance movement began. Although five stocks,
in which the transactions ranged from 27,2OO
shares for ST. Paul to SO.7OO shares for Delaware.
Iackawanna and Western, contributed 20s,7OO
shares TO the days total the business WIS more
evenly distributed than II has teen botorc. Inc
character of the market, however, was unchanged.
There was as there has been before, lack of ulan-
unity in the various movements; prices lor
one set OF stocks advanced, while Other sets
either stood still or were fractionaly lover. In
the morning hours to-day Union Pacific, Canadian
Pacific, ST. Paul and the Northern Pacific were the
special features; later 1t Western Union sim
gle-handcd ana later still, Delaware, Lackawauna
and Western and Lake Shore. The last-named
stock rapidly advanced to Ill from 1104 and as
rapidly declined again 20 10. Except for Western
Union els and Canadian Pacific ~ tho extreme
final advance OF any of the fifteen stocks
tnat recorded sales of 10000 shares or
more is % per cent and several OF them show final
losses of ls9i2 per cent. But there was more than
the usual attention gwen t. some OF The stocks
which are classed rs inactIycs, although little or
no proeress was made toward higher figures.
Among that class ibe stock OF Ncw-YCrk, Ontario
and Western, which hqs IN aGe no permanent gam
(altLoueh to-day it, prcs touched 27lil dur
ing the Iato speculation. was traded in to tho
extent Of e. 800 shares at 6a4a26Ssa27is02 26si.
OF the stock there is sos. 900. ard the company
owns FREQ from any debt and second only 70