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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17
SATURDAY, JAN. II, 1886.
ADVERTISING RATES.
NEWS ITEMS.

Drift wood is How plentiful on the
banks of our great river.
Sixteen years ago the interest on
the national debt was &l43,0 900 a
year; it is now $58,0O0.
President.eIectC Cleveland resigned
tho Office of Governor Of New York
on the sixth inst, and was succeeded
by Lieut.. Governor Hill.
Director General Burke claims
that the Exposition Ii about 5000,
900 short of necessary funds.
The MCschdceb6 Of st j ohm parish
willturn out an eight page paper,
half French and English. May it
live and prosper.
The women Of Siam have petit.
toned the king TO take from their
husbands the right to pledge them
ia the payment ofgambling debts.
"a steamer with u cargo Of {, 600
Hes ofcotton hasstaFtetl for China
by way ofihe Suez Canal. This is
the first time All American freighted
vessel will have passed through the
canal.
The aggregate strength of the
United States army is 2S,02S and
thennmber OfcOmmissi0ned officers
is 2I03. There are Ago non com.
misSi0ned officers, 29l3 Storektepers,
musicians, aItiilcers, etc, and Is,
O6O lliivafns
A late Cabinet slate is as follows
Secretary of State Isaunar; Secretary
of lie Treasury, eBayard; Secretary
Of tie interior, Whitney; Secretary
of War, McDonald; Secretary of Oh,
Navy, Villas; Attorney General
Garlaud; Postmaster General, Cor
don.
President Arthur stood in Wash
ington and with one hald startet
the exposition machinery in New
Orleans. Just see what u Presiden
can do. Why, George Washington
himself eonm MOI have performed
such a feat. No Use talking, til,
Presidents are getting 10 be men o
zoo much -IArkansas rrav
eler.s
When both parents have eyes lib,
same color IS per cent Of tile child
rem follow their parents in thil
feature, and of the IL per cent. borl
with eyes other than the parenta
color a part must lie attributed Il
intermittent heredity. More tfe
males than males have black o
brown eyes, IN the ,ppoportion of Al
10 40. With different eolored eye
in the two parents, 53 per cent 0
thescllilJlren follow the fathers il
being dark eyed, and go per cen
follow their mother in being darl
eyed.
Que of the requirements of til
election law in this State is tina
there shall be two boxes at eacl
poll on election day, ONE in which I
de,Msit the votes for Presidential
Electors, The other to receive tn
votes for Congressman. The resuI
of this provision is that many voter
deposit their ballots in the wron
boxes, and they are thrown on
Another requirement Is that til
white paper must be waterline
with theltit "Secretary of Slate
which creates a monopoly in th
matter offurnishimg election tickets
These two requirements should h
al oliShed at the next session of til
Legislatnre.-ISt, Tammany Farnas
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17

Robert T. Lincoln is the choice of
the Republicans of Chicago, for
Mayor at the expiration of Carter
Harrison's term. 1t is strange the
boys cannot let Bob alone, and give
him chance to earn an honest
living at his profession. .
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17
P0sT-OFFICE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place in the arr
val and departure of our mails; the Texas u
Pacific railroad carrying the mails. Trains pass
st. Charles station as follows:
MAIL.
Going east, 1923: "A. M, Going west, 2:55 Pm
Mail closes, $50 A. NJ, and 300 Pm.
Postoffice opens at 8 AM. and closes at r "A
No mail delivered Oh Sundays
tA JOSEPH w. CAREw, !.
Postmaster
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17

An Independent Newspaper of
Democratic Principles, butnot Con
trolled by any Set of Politicians or
Manipulators; Devoted to Collecting
and Publishing all the News of the
Day in the most Interesting Shape
and with the greatest possible
Promptness, Accuracy and Impair
TALLY; and to the Promotion Of
Democratic Ideas and Policy in the
affairs Of Government, Society and
Industry.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17
j. II. HARRISON.
oN NINETY DAY TRLAL.

THE VoLTAIc BFLTo., Marsha M,ch., will
send Dr.Dye's acknowledgements Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days
to men Lyoung or oldl who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy aud complete
restoration of health and manly vigor. Adj
dress as above.-N. BIO risk is incurred las
thirty days trial il allowed
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17

sFTHIS PAPER may lie fOuudon file at Geo.
1 RUwel a. tC's Newspaper Advertising
Bureau 10 Spruce stu where ADVERTISING con
tracts may be made for it in NEW YORK.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17
EVERY LADY

interested in Art Needework, Fancy Work.
and every branch of amateur Art Florricul-
ture, Fashion, Cookery or Music should send
fifteen cents for the current number Straw
bridge &Clothlers Quarterly, 100 pages, four
pages new music and over 1000 eheIavings
each number. Address
STRAwBRIDGE & CLoTmER,
Eighth and Market Sts, philada.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17
NOTICE.

100000 hogshead and barrel
slaves on hand and for sale by the
Maderp Bros "Fasllion Store" just
below Hahnvllle, La. Give them q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17
FOR SALE.

A large plantation in st.Charles parish, right
bank; well equipped and buildings in thorough
repair,to be sold az a whole or in lots to suit
purchasers, "
For further information apply to
j. c.. LEBouRGEoIs, Convent, p. o.,
st. James, orftoJ ,, b. MARTIN, Hahnvile, La,
or to Messrs, LAFTrTE & DUEILHo, New Or
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-17

Sheriff of the Parish Of St. Charles.
Sheriffs Office. December 30. 1884
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

nARTlLs looking for tle best window AMI
r door s-re-n- fue invited go cnil and leave
thciror er- al No North Division street, Porter
block. lba nnenfi i9o
VACATION viu 5 on be here We ud
- like to llte the young ladies tiaf iuf nd to
arm T. mhE- tier cHn uTt~sfs rerd ln the Z
nrrnes 10 NTe kellogg school 81 DIt~ cutting.
- Monroe stree
NAfINDMILLs- J have two of the-e wind in
wv etrgmonts icA are brand new, for sale ~
~ Der cent be- nw co-t. l.. b Prufln, looin o,
Loyett's block. opposite Sweet Hotel.
OAyEz5 pEa1 EArN PURCHASING YOUR
- Reed and Rattan ware of Tire undersigned,
ChAir- Crh- Sofas. Hampers. lrtts. eud All
manner of iiittau Goods. made 10 urirr ou fhe
shortest notice. Special ateuton given to Re
BaskefIug and repairing Baby Carr ages. aud al
kinds of He.d and Rattan Goods, ,,-,
G28 20 Chatham street. West Side.
MANUFACTURERS. Physicians Inventors,
tVl and otnes ueing pamphlets. descriptive
circular o.c can have Tie ss.me eatis .Hctorily
written uu in Mss. by addrc-eing l.. \. H.. care
of the Grand Rapids ItLEeRtM. Obituary blo-
grapuit4- q speciality. Samples ~ work shown.
and reference given. II
AIDES should cau az the Mime. Kellogg
/ School of Drte- tufumg. p Monroe street.
and learn fhe French Tailor h5 stem OF cuitnR
and making their own dresses without any ne-
basflng or retftnt I'LL
a RTEsIAN AND TUBULAR WEELS Made
~ on short notice. ApIi1 60 O. q. Taylor
Grandviile.
EVERYBODY ehouid know that ue Windsor
i Dining Hail. ia Monroe street. ls the only
strictly hr-t-c class restaurant in the city. Special
rates iodiuner boarders-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
CARBOLATEO CORN& BUNION PLASTERS

Few di-cnveria4 in Chemistry hav. produced p
greater sfr-aiig1 i'm fhe Medical world faau shat
e fCarholir tcii combining ifs wonderful curative
ur,r,orfies with o-her valuable iSaisau5 W. haFa
PRO iucesi the acme 20 q orn and hnnninn Iasf rs
faofing therefore confident ~ tfeir Qgsiiifea ve
offer them fn TOO public ae a boom fo ali those
-uffering from fhe srnnying and pain nl ezrras
eurae guaranteeing perfect eaflsiaeflnn Sent
r,efuaid or receipt n y cents.
g. r. MAYHfN n Monroe 81. Grand iaIlte
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
FOR RENT

TOR REtT-ifa Fountain. sincisir "a M'0i
Bfaluar. 81 Charles sirs'is and g"osl
will ssI. luaurr ol iuitll hros. Opera House
Block.
TOR hhAI ll5 l.arrias stieet All modern
I Convenience. ileut reasonable. Houses
and lots for sale uf rent in ail parts of ulr ci}
Ives q Dudifg. -1 iounfiln stns7sL
70 10 MA NICE store ol West broadway n
we'll s..ifl,I nair iurhD.d alop farm and a. >
uropert3 ard tlubefsl handle, ~ acres 81 birdr.
,.ye unple great haraglu i-its ui hara , God
timb. o. - great bargain. Aiso % choice tract "i
Southern piue Steamship tickets on the iuori
popular iinDs Remember the place =. "
Tower Nu. rs anal street lI'
TO RENT The house lsl Jefferson avenue
now occupied hy Df. brigham. lnqUlfs
of Mrs Botaforl. so 81. benir. n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

rs hat Is that, Uncle Sol,'' / asked
'laatg7 said hs. w., appiejaek. o.
course. Thar. joe talk bout Dutch not
maxim .inss plain That were writ on
tAar ~ the Dutch shoemaker from the
Mouth No-hla' mattee With that, -
th's"
~No," said joe, turning out a glassfui.
'No, th' haiu't, bat It's .ust an only time
1 ever know'i Dutchman % giJ IS spell
lin within a milo % right"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

4 good Gingham Dress pattern for only
one dollar.
A good Calico Dress pattern for only
fifty cents.
\ fine Cambria Dress pattern for only
one dollar
Beautiful Combination Suitings in the
most desirable colorings and most fash
ionable fabrics known to the trade, very
greatly reduced IN price this week.
Patterns we were selling for
600 closing at 400
500 closing at $50
900 closing at 80
1000 patterns now I'D
1200 patterns now so
1890 patterns now 1850
200o patterns now l375
We also reduce the price ~ our entire
stock of Dress Fabrics by the yard. Every
lady wanting q dress can now make pur-
cbases ara price entirely satisfactory to
herself SpRNo r CowFsvT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
LITERARY CCRl,nlllES.
rns Eind OF Posters Wnich Pre-
vau IN Pike County. Pa-



~ d est
Wall. Jasn sat1 The laatIsrl ~ tas
ss.sfl- bg-sfrs cavern la4t stands asal d
r,-..s fs..- .-..--t..f. I,tbf. usrt ~ ths
-...t. ......-..-
.-.s..- ...t...ll.
-
AL -~ 20 4@ a--
-fs aiti ~ .-7 t - u--
lraAt le-see-a The e4eeAs DaAass aA1
lleFe afs trout Ia lts "a ais aa enc taps
aa2, J9ef' sala the landlord
Ice 49, a biz doat l.-asrsd yellow
.nI..ar..f ..-ela..a II tes tfexerg-eIst
... -. s.. u..... 81. rt- ,..-
" tA11'i saiA Ari 'D-'t 20" W
an' dis o.4t -p place tnat.s ei-s7ef %
20 --,
A~
1'--,
-'' ''' '.'Ft'
"' "@' .e''
t'Aoei''s .. '-o '@e -Nt'
.AiA7'f T. c ia.rf es'7'i' aui ear ''' 'e''
'NS NaS - '-'
P''eo 'i .f'"" " paper
"tndoo "a"
'na ''i''s' hl' ii''
49, -'-. 80, ~,
-. p, - .l,..' 80, go nt,r 4
/ veal Barr ,.,li s.fsr vin.sr. these Iurtas
+ .f -erif,.rt- cash ,tn., on s. and less over s.
I 3osmt Scat proov scurety munts. Also ID
f' fass cape cues ''''' '''' ''Al
80" y h'A -" az - '''- pa
soon "h piei'' ~ 49,
et7 IN nss 'o N'li"ei' 20 ,H'n
COZ he
arm ii''7 - "N'"
i'@ I'm 49,
Yok os.a . COW. lott Crane x straw st
I ruelx sandoo ~al. ps The farm Nh 80
sote 40 party "a Want 70 ferches }. beeoe
l7eo Appel id
-Ay ewes is gittin' So consarned poor
~. said tie landlord, .that can't make
I it ali out. Joe. but from the LOOKS - that
air keerd 'p.ars Co me that yer gointer hev
the sweepln'.st sale we've bad in these
parts fur more'n "A coon's age. What day
hsv ye got 70 sot down fur
..We'n'sdy, fifteenth" j." said Joe.
Fifteenth. heys Wall, wall" said the
landlord. turning his spectacles once moro
on the wonderful placard. "We'n'sdy,
fifteenth Wall Out Sos' tha1 won 10.
Hain't that Ia day Jm Elwein has his
hog hoots Course 10 is! Les see; whar's >
his biIg over thar, giu IN post, 10 is. Les
look her M"
r r,l,.'.i.,,. .,,.,,,,, ..,,,..-,, ,.,.l,,-sd o.
..f.....
shutting our H0ge
a
from Hoiler on road To sors Gidge, nigh to
The Tavern Of isac kaney Ap the - a d 81
= = 80, -. - $50.
-. ,-l...,, ,,,,, ,-(,,. An
80 IL - Oy HaN 0A0'"' "ioA 'o'7pu'
al, course +" D.i UNI cuanso Tue
ua-e MS Sno9' Il uot ~ '''N' iii'i'0
leo'ie 'ari'er. want hiii % my saie' an
'n sap sues r Il ye A''cn iio ii's7'ii
ms 7n'o,' So "a" nlo' !" '0iN
over VII" ''N' " o'''''' - ''''''''i
'oun ND7
no main so' - ''e l' '''liH' .''a' =
"e"lu'" >" u s.i 'A0 "a e'' -o',' "a
q o. ap. TO A'i' ''o mss" ol,'iiia' -. iio
oue''u 'u' ~ LAY N'i 0''i'
size % IN "'ina"'e' 20 " see H.
Ia language pam anu 20 the P''n0 III
oilAile' Hai written INC i''i'N ms
sFive Is Dois) Reward
by me JACOB smaller
,,I-I., ~ 30, fns D, Fi., ,ro,,,, 49,
49,. !. t,,, o-. {. .h.n.r- on. cock
~.,,,. ,y,-,l man, ge run off aftsr Dear Eu
,,l..-,+, ,yiilh.+ IL f- ,tor .,n,l ,l,,seI ~,
r.,++h,rtro,,bo.tol fpn n fT,eefvfllhr hrin.
u.ra Barka.ll pav Him the 5 live Dol. % Dol
., 4, q,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

All kinds Of Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls,
Cloaks, Velvets, Brocades, Satins, Cash
meres. etc, reduced to point beyond
all competition. SPRING x COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
FLATS NOT SATISFACTORY.

To fhs Editor Of fhe Trtowne.
The remarks made recently in TIE TRIBUNE
on the inadequacy OF flats TO meet the object lot
which they were originally ntsnded arc painfully true
The fitted for the occupation OF
"cultvated families with moderate incomes either In
arrangement location. while the hghpnced ones are
costly than moderate sized houses, aud yet amor"
fewer comforts. have looked at many apartments
but have nothing that seemed TO Inc as satisfactory
three houses each constructed for two families ono
was English basement" with two kitchens and con-
vcnicnccs for wood and coal; the first floor OF three
and the fourth floor. light and good sizou
were occupied by the owners family. excepting ono
Kitchen which appropriated to the family occupying
Of the house dumb waiter went up to the ex
tension room second floor, which connected with
a larye paror and hall room. On tho third noor we're
four bedrooms and bathroom. which with two bedrooms
on the fourth floor. gave ample accommodations Tor
moderate sized family This house gave the ngnt ana
air usually obtained from full sized lot The two other
houses threestory renting for 81 400 They we're
built the apartment pan but sti obtained the
sunlight aud air given by small yard ten or twelve iect
In depth The houses high s0op basement ana par
Tor floors giving all light, with comfortaDc
closet and stOreroom to one family the secohu anu
third floors giving one more | know TINS SUGGESTION
sounds less fashionable than ha but am sure IL mas
its advantages both In comfort and safety from nIS
Nep- York, March 26. 1885 u NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

euPRExE couKT. cBANBERs-Before Barrett J.-Nos
81 a. $50 $50 So SO So SO1 SO'
Ss; seq S9s 81 iiS is7 74i io0O 1896 1851
sssNes 1885, 1859. 1857. No day calendar.
@ SSs ss iGi5 s ss SEA S 5o
ssSs 1873 2s'5 1912 sss p 49s5 $4e9 st55. 5000 2S4s
s1isIsn couaT@ sH i@Beore Andrews
a. 1927 500 2ois lIs2 z4s6 5gl 2y2 i4osa So4i
ss,S 81 IrIBserc Van
yd7s ss52 Ts7 1854 1860 1919 2l2l. $685. 63i. 1851 =.
,suxsoctIrs couxr"aoins. s-wnls Of Rhomelis N.
!er . ioso nj Isaac Marcus at IL Cecilia Booth
x syrfs'os cousr-sPEcAL TERM-Before sedgwick, IT,
s0rralon cousr--TnAn rrax-pAsr r-sefore rrns,
ES Re s "a eaS "a $685. 44s 1877 ST. sSs seS se SIG Sio
s0rErion cogEr-TruI Trrx-pAnr r,-ne,ore o,cor.
e.: 80 ss OIL u.s. sa ss s
sursaoa co sns TSEx-PAnr nr-Before Ingra
COMMON PLxAs-EouiTr TEKA-Before Larremors Nos
.cos.os PIsA-srEclAL rrax-Befors DAILY. G. J-No
sdosxoS PIsAs-TRAI rxrx-pAar I-Befors pslv +
III i isS iiss ss1 M s'' ~ $50 a
c0kh0S PLEAs-TglAL TEgM-PART II,-Before Van Hoe
1s CT .cousIsIAL glhscrtsr BeSre HAD J ass
s sss ss1 az 1862 $685. 1856
1 sS sss VS. s S7ss SFs
On! CoUlr -TahL TsRN-PAsr ILL., Before Browne. j.
sS $50 ssS fso s s9S 5 Sss s $685.
- siis 1880 szo7 2ss0 Ssl5. Sil5 Si9s 1888 1888.
b. A 1ssf asD T. Van Srun' " ana
3. ". o. GIs.EAL sEssoss-PART IBefore Covtrg, J.
IS Ai 9s ne 4, se,on- s I o.
q sssn os 0kssRL ssssi6xs-PAir u.-Bsiors Glider.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
THE WHITE MANS CLUB" OF AsHE-
VILE.

TO the Edffor Of The Trtoune
SIR: This town of Asheville, n. c., in the
western part of North Carolina Of the great rail-
road highways penetrating the South has worked Tor
years get up a reputation great health resort
The people here would like TO entertain Northern vsors
returning from New-Orleans from Florida. Nearly
every respectable dwelling in the town Is boarding
house. and there four large hotels Northern man.
like the of this feels rather queer, however to
pick up "dodger" like the nclosed, which was cir
culated here yesterday, as call for a"Whlte Mans
public meeting. The bill reads a. follows:
ATTENTION, WHITE MENl
There will be meeting OF the good Citizens OF Ashc
Vile this,
Monday Evening.
Al o'clock sharp in the COURT HOUSE for the purpose
Of reorganizing the
WHITE MANS CLUB,
All voters who are In sympathy with this move are
requested TO attend. Those who not requested
70 stay away keep quiet while the meeting Ia IN pro-
Rress j. II. CARTER, President
March 10.
learn by inquiry that the White Mans Club was ex
tremey active In the late municipal election here and
Democrat or Republican could listen recital of what
done by its members without his cheeks reddening
with righteous Indignation In city that had elected
Republican Mayor and Board Of Aldermen for ten years.
species OF intimidation and oppression was practised
which caused the election OF complete Democratic city
ticket by large majority. No Republican here dares
publish these facts 10 the world and In fact there 10 no.
Republican paper anyhow within hundred miles OF
this place, wherein advertise them Tar ana feathers
are talked or for any man who dares make any fuss
about the operations OF the club This nice Town
TRIBUNE will assist In advertising It's attractions
AshepttLe, N. O., March IL. 1888. EXHIBITOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
CARPETS AND RUGS IN MANY DESIGNS.


For many years the house of Sheppard
Knapp & Co. has been household word In New-fork'
and during that time it has gained reputation when IL
still maintains for honest and equitable dealing III
other ways too 1t is still in the front rank OF New
merchants. The visitor to the largo store at
and Thirteenth-st. at glance that the stock 10
varied and selected with much care and artlstc
Although the firm deals In every variety OF
goods the line of earpetings OF all sorts IL the
feature which attracts attention.. Three large
entirely given up to the display ana stoi.
age OF every sort and description OF hoV.
covering attest the extent OF the ttade IN, III
this department. From the servceable but ineXpensno
ingram TO the richest Wons and body Brussels e'cAy
product the carpet weaver is here To be found -,
Among the chief novelties the art squares, ootn
domestic and imported, which are having large sao AZ
present This departure IL an allwool rug woNe ~
all colOrs, which has taken tue place.
petey OF the al felt drugget Tney al.
convenient and excellently. on the same noD.
are hbited the which are also now ~
great demand Exact reproductions OF the lovely col
orod originals made this country have the advantage
of being woven double be reversible, while inc
price il SO low as to be within tho reach OF all w
stairs are found tapestry Brussels which have ~,
tho sembance OF the richest carpetings, and are sou
nj reasonable price Tie body Brn ssels, however ~
probably well worth its slightly enhanced cost. ana IN
deed many lines Of these have been reduced TO price
which nut them ON level I'm cost with the tapestry
goods The Wilton and Mouquette exhibitions are flon
i'm fine designs and artiscay toned cOlOrihgs thei
velvety surfaces and delicate lines seeming 10 nako
them almost beautiful for the rough usage of noor-
coverings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16

Pork-Prims Mess e2s 3D. per Dbl Prime Ness Eastern,
$50; Western sos. LardAmericau- s6s 81; Prime WeG6
ern 3is 3D.. Lard OIL 3js I'd Hams--Lonk Cut $50 6ds
Shoulder: sss 80 Butte: rs ga Sr nnSss 9n
Western Spring 7s I'd Els 3D. Rcd Winter Is l0d ga ID
per ccnal No spriug Is ID New We terra Winter a. ~
New Mixed Western g. III I'D California No. ], Is 81.
7 California ~ No g Ga az "a per GENITAL PSdsss
cwt Refined Petroleum. 61d per gallon Clover Seed
American Red 49s cwt Tallow-3s Cd per cwt Rosn
Sd. per cwt
LONDON. April Produce--Iinseed OIL R226 222d 81
per tom Calcutta Lnseed. a5s. per quarter; Linseod
Cake "a ss92s o. per ton: Refined Petroleum. bAdD
Sperm OIL e5s per ton Rosin-Commoi. As Cd ais Sd;
Pale, s. Pills. Provl,ions-Lard AS OIL per cwt for
American; Sugar lis Sd per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
poarizng 96s and us ID al3s for Cuba Muscovato fe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
WEDNESDAY, April l5-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY, April lo-P. VI
II the idea that largo European war would enhance
the values OF American securities has ever oeeh seriously
entertained todays operations at the Stock Exchange
bave done much 10 dlsprl the deason II the question
Of war or peace has any effect upon tho speculation IL
was the advances to-day London Of per cent LOT
British cons0s and per cent for Russans ahu grow"
ing Impression that piping times OF peace arc 10 pre-
vail that impaired buoyancy, not alone 10 10" Vi 'ho
leading stocks but to tho whole market lhere "ero
however special causes that affected the speculation
I'm two stocks that made the greatest gains IN
pr,ces The Pacific Mall steamship Company declared
It's quarterly dividend Of 4 per cent and maze stats
ent showing net earnings for the quarter Oh @ooo'ooo
and reported the cash on hand to be Siof'oo' III
addition to this there were reyivas OF reports tnat a
matters between the transeontnental railways anu o
steamship company will be amcably arranged ana 10
the special benefit OF each OF the companies 80
was Union Pacific and Pacific Mail that were the lead
ing OF the day aud furnished $4,000 shares 10
the total OF $50 s9i shares OF all stocks Both STOCKS
closed fractions of from their best prices pu. MUMMY
show gains Of ga and per cent respectively iurn,ns
to the general market, we ma Only n'o
other stocks that each contributed as much as looV
shares but the five together furnished lo2'3oo snaos
and closed with advances follows; st. Pau H. Lake
shore g. Delaware, Iackawanna and Western u. west
ern Union q per and Northwestern after seng at
oslo finally at 9sIl was unchanged Delaware anu
Hudson made an exceptional advance from 50 70 eoH
and closed ut s5 and Central OF NewJerssy rose from
36ia TO 384037a At tho opening the diaappoihtheh'
az the tenor Of the mornings news encourageua Heo
selling and prices dropped from q to per cent from
last evenings figures but before the expiration
Of ten minutes the tide was turned under the leadership
NJ Union Pacific and Pacific Mail and from that time TO
the end there was either dull hrmness or an active
buoyancy for the whole market There was large COW
eriug OF such outstanding sh0rts as there were anu
to that after the upward impulse had been gwen WAS