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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Memphis, birmingham and Allan
tie Railroad Extension.
OFFICE or
NHMPHIs, BIRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC
RAILROAD COMPANY,
LL-..n.... In.-. Ian N llaG

MENFHIai IhNN'I VWI' W IV7V'
GEALED PROPOSALS addressed to tho
- undersigned and endorsed on the out
side Of the envelope TENDER" will be
received at this office until 1Ae' clock m. on
Monday, February 10, 1850,
for the Graduation, Masonry, Bridging,
Trestles and Cross-Ties for that part Of the
Memphis, Birmingham and Atlantic Rail,
road lying between the Illinois Central and
sixty (60, miles in length Prohles and spec
ifcations can be seen al this Office, where
printed forms Of tender can BIO obtained;
Contractors are requested to bear in mind
that tenders will not be considered unless
made strictly in accordance with the printed
forms. This company reserves the right W
reject any or ell bids.
II, II. TEMPLE, Chief Engineer,
CaiLnn Exehnnge Bnilding.
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The New Orleans spot market opent

The New Orleans future market
opened steady, and closed steady.
Sales, 81, 200 bales. The closing quota.
tions were as follows, as compared
with veaterdav.
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sso; highest price, SsIc; lowest

at sSc; highest price, sSic; lowest,
s2Ec.
WHISKY. WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
WHIsKT-Strsight Kentucky Bour-
bon,
ST.. LOUIS Mo, February 4,-Whisky
steady, 81 10.
CHICAGO. III, February 4-Whisky
Itesdy, 81 l6.
CINCINNATI, o., February A.
Whisky STEADY, 81 10; salSe Of 74S bar
rsls OF finished goods on thls basis.
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Az Valuable Patent.

DAnsy's tHOrse) Corn and Pea Plan
ter.
HAVING perfected my invention, VISA
II 70 place 1t before the public, especially
mauufacturers. As a Corn Planter, i iss
perfect sue ooss-opens the drill distributes
the seed ace. rately, unlnlered, ahn ro' ths
work of three. Ihos have boon used IN
This section for over dozen years WIN per-
feet satisfaction. Can give respOr sible testi'
'nVH'' JOHN ii. DANCY, Danoyville,
HAYWOOD countv, Tenn.
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ing House Square, New York.
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st. Agnes Academy.

TIME SPRING SESSION will open MON
DAY tho let Of February. Terms-sJol
ss0 s9l and slO0, according TO the axe and
Glass of The pupil. ForfurtheZ PARTICULARS
pply to the Lady Superior
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
MILT HARRY'S
CHANCERY SALE
Oh
R EAL h ST A II K.

No. AS4, r. D.--Chancery Court Of Shelby
cOun ty-State Of Tennessee for Its own uses
eto., VS.. Catherine Horgan OF al.
10y virtue of an inteTlocutory Scosee for
d sale entered in tho above cause on tho
2lth day December, 1888, NJ. b. 80, page
est bidder, in front 0 the Clerk and MAster's
ONCE, courthouse Of She by county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, March 9, 1850.
within legal hours, tho following deecribod
property, situated In Shelby county, Tonnes
'O Io TT ID, block 10, F.w Smiths subdiyi-
sion, ISR by 100 feet on the west side OF Or
Ieaus street, southwest corner Of alley n nth
Of s.. Paul street. Sold as property OF NJ
LOIS, block 10, east side Of Third street.
80 feet south OF Georgia street, n by ll2H
feet, Sold as property Of Thomas Maggie.
Lot 80, block 10, cast side of Third street.
10th ward, "a by ny feet, the north linz 1 be :
n ppSp ,slSst ~ fO ThoH a. I NSsIs. w WV
Lot IS, block l, fronting "a feet on the east
side Of Water street, Fort Pickering, and
running back 60 feet; Sold /" property OF
Lot IS, Polk's subdivision, 80 by lie feet on
south side Of Georgia street, the west no be-
ing 800 feet east OF Orleans stress. Bold as
property Of J; ". Purnell.
Lot 40, block IL; east side OF Second street.
street, 10th ward.
Lot ii, block Ii, east side Of EeeoAd street,
| "a by 100, u feet nsrth of Alabama.
Lot a, block IL, east side Of Second streets
| "a by 100 feet, 10th ward.
Lot IS, block II, east side Of Second street,
| "a by l0l feet.
| "a by 100 feet. Sold as property OF samuel
| Scheibler and others.
Lot %. block II, north side Of Carolina
| street, Is by 100 feet, 90 feet east OF Fourth
street Sold as property of Thomas Nelson.
Lot q, block II, north side Of CarnlinS
street, Is by 100 feet, Is feet east Of Fourth
street. Sold as property OF Thomas Melton.
| Lot %, block Il, south side. Of broadway.
Is BY no feet, 25 feet east OF alley east OF
| Third street, 10th ward.
Terms Of sale--0n a credit OF six monthH;
note with security bearing interest required;
lien retained, redemption barred. This Feb
ruary l, 1885.
ByJ. NJ, Bradley, Deputy Clerk Master.
FIJI & G, W. lleiskell, Solicitors.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,.
sRRAHsHs IHAvIEG

4EAA = 49, AsUANANo
THIS DAT.
New 0rleanS....CHAILSa hoIaAI, y m.
Cinolnnatis.. ......JAsEs W. GAPF, SPIN.
Osoeola. ....... ......DHAT Adams, 5 pm.
SATURDAY.
New 0rleans...-CHAs. z. CEOurHAu, pm.
White River ...... Dk5HsS, pm.
Arkansas River. jos PHfsRG, pm.
Cincinnati ........NsW NARY lIousroN, 10 a. m
Arrissls.-KAts Adams, Arkanfos
City; Dean Adams, Oscsola.
DeportEes.-Kate Adams, Arkanss as
City; CoAhoms, FriSrs Point.
BsSts y, PesS.-Dean Adams.
Beats Dss DotSsA-Charles Morgan,
James w. Gaf and Gayoso.
BSOs De Ug.-CbAs. 7. Cbouteau,
Joe Peters, Dssmet aud Rene Mac
ready.
ReoeiPts Yesterday.
Kate Adsms-305 bales cotton, IL
bags seed cotton, 572 sacks seed, l
horse, 81 pkgs sundries.
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nARaInA AID HIRN

BAaarNa-JuIe, 94@llc; FAX, 100
l0Sc, according to weight. Ties, 81 20
fh1 IS.
NAItA-a2 70.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed to me,
ID as trustee, by Michael j. Heating and
MaryJ., his wife, recorded in book No. 1871,
page $50, Of tho Registers Office of Shelby
county, Tenn, to secure. the payment OF
certain indebtedness therein mentioned, de-
fault having boon made in said deed OF trust,
| will, at the request OF the oenehciary' on
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFTIcE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. 8, A..
MEMPHIS, TAM, February 4, pm.
The following observations are taken
which Is one hour faster than Memphis time.
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JOHN Il. MOTION
8 Madison St., Memphis. Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS

nB-COrrespOndenco solicited. InfOr-
nation eheerfuIly furnished. ga
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"Folio of Music," containing 80 instrument
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Excelsior Method for the Organ" con
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"Coe's Method for the Violin" the latest
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Complete stock Of Music Rolls, Gases, Wrap
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FINANCE.

Money in good demand at 8 per
cent. The Clearing-Hou report is as
fnIIoua.
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wARNING.

T HEREBY warn the public from trading or
i buying certain notes made by mo; one
mote or $500, due Jan. 20, 1859 one for SlSO'
Is, 1888, -.ade payable TO tho order OF MRS
L. Z. Wadswortb. Tho conditions for which
the above notes were given not being com
piled with, l refuse to pay thom, and here
W wv NO'l0e y MRS. A. j. FRRNHY.
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New York spots opened quiet, and
closed quiet. Sales, 241 bales. Quota.
aa foI1Nu-a,

NewYork futures opened quiet, and
closed barely steady. Sales, 1880
bales. The closing quotations were as
follows, as compared with yesterday:
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BANK STOCKS.

In the first column we give the price bid
and in the second the price ASKED
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19
SHERMAN.
How Reformed Drunkard Handles
the Subject OF Intemperance Be-
fore His Audience.
A Report Expected To-day from the Water
Tesla Pleasant sooiablo-Per-
sonal Mention.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Aug. lS.--The re-
formed drunkard, Harry Watkins, deliv-
cred highly interesting temperance lee
ture at the First Presbyterian church last
night, and though his audience was not
as large as 1t should have been, 1t would
have been much larger II the people had
known the rare treat that lay In store for
them. Harry Watkins Is truly wonder
full genius, possessed OF Il power OF elo-
uuence rarely ever found. In one moment
he leads his audience TO the topmost PIN
nacle OF sublimity, and In the next
moment takes them down TO the lowest
plane OF wit and sarcastic rldicule, either
holding them spellbound under his loi y
powers OF Imagination, or eliciting the
strongest sensation OF mirth and levlty,
and when reaching the gist OF his all
absorbing theme, portrayirg Ia vivid
pictures the horrors of iuebriety by re-
| iating facts concerning his own ex-
perlence while slave TO the curse OIL
drink.
Engineer Wells has completed the sur
vey in the city limits for the location oil
the depots and shops OF the 81. Louis,
| Arkansas & Texas road, having made the
last survey, beginning at point on
| Throckmorton street about 200 yards east
OF the cotton compress The point
selected for the location Of the depot has
not as yet been made known TO the public.
/ Contractor Kelley Is pushing forward
the work OF making the water test and
NAV be able TO report results tomorrow
! A pleasant sociable was given at the
residence OF MIR. John Blain last night
! The following ladies and their escorts
were present: Jean Middleton, Miss
Mary McDuffy, Sewer Tolson, Mrs, olive
! MIR. and Mrs. Hiram Kelley, Clartnc.
/ Chapman, Miss Florence Scott, WI
Kelley, Miss Belle Archer, Wary Chap
/ man, Miss Della Neishon, I'D Staples
! Miss Eta McDuffy.
Capt. o. }. Lyon returned last nigh
I from California.
Miss Eva Hanna Of Ciarkssille Is Visit
ing Miss Cheatham IN this city.
1 Miss Ollie Meek Of ST. Joseph, Mo-
who has been visiting friends In this city
1 left for home to-day.
Prot. X. s. Goss OF the North Texas
Female college, went East ON the Texai
& Pacific railroad on business trip 70
day.
Or. Burks and wife, principals OF tb'
Wahpsunckna academy in the lndiai
TIE ri DRY, were In the city to-day.
A. w. Powell, ticket agent OF IN
Texas & Pacific rsllrngd, Is III to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19

Charged with Theft of Horses-Prize shoot
For brought Sufferers.

Charged With Theft of Horses-Prize Shoot.
For brought Sufferers.
special TO the Gazette,
PARIS, TEX, Aug. ls.-Lamar county
officers are bad on the trail Of horse
thief. Last night about II O'Clock Sheriff
Gum and Deputy leriff Sanders arrived
here with Dan Shaw, from Delta county,
charged with theft Of horses, and in de-
fault of bond he was landed In jail.
The Honey Grove Gun club has accept.
ed challenge from the Paris club, and
will have their shoot near the Paris oil
mill tomorrow evening. A lively time is
expected, as there Will be large crowd
to witness It,
Mr.. Miles and DR., J, G. Bates of Cor.
don, Tex, are in the city, securing what
they can for the drought-stricken people
of the West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19
WACO.
The Labor PIcnic-County Republican,
For Drouth Sufferers.

The Labor Picnic--County Republicans.
For DrOuth Sufferers
special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TIKI, Aug. ls-The labor element
here Is making elaborate preparations for a
mammoth jubilee ard denomination on Sept.
4 Al the labor organizations OF the county
aud city will par icipate, and It is expected
several thousand people win be present
Among the sp r1zers invited will be Gen Ross
nominee for governor, and MIR. Farmer, the
knights OF L1bor orator. The managers say
that political speeches will be tabooed The
obj CT Of the demonstration Ia ~ reI0i over
what labor has chieyed during lac few
years and TO give the general public an au-
Tho itative expression as 10 what labor expects
4, d defresin III future.
The county Republican convention held to-
ay 10 sele { delegates o The state Conyen ion
On the 25ih ins was a thinly attend affair.
r, n ne egates were chosen Judge w. Nc
Donald presided over u e convent on.
The bids for the erection of the FEDERAL court.
house nd pos Ollie In this city wer opened al
Washington City yesterday a Bqltimore firm
rot The contract over several Waco bidders.
The figures at which the WORK wAsawsrdod are
not known hers.
the relief OF the drought sn hererS In the west
srn counties. Steps were taken 70 LARGELY In
crease the fund Waco already raised AMI
forwarded for this purpose.
ochman aud treasurer OF the Central Texas
Live stock association, was badly injured last
evening by bel run over by heaYy wagon
10 which a team OF unruiy horses was attached.
Hon sam Evans, brother ri Judge Jack
Evans, al O had his leg hr0Ben by falling from
the roof OF new residence which he 10 con
structins on his farm IN the country
Peter NcCleiand, H. the we hest real O..
tata owner In this city, who as been SICK for
some time Is repOried BY bis physi'ians as
sinking slowly and beyond hope OF recovery;
Judge George Clnrx lift this evening for
Waukesha He sal he needs rest and quiet
NJ the Galveston convention,
Hon. j I'M d. Mccall, nominee for comp
troiler. ia In the ity enroute for Weathvrford.
He will remain here uatil 70 morrow.
The weather 4, terribly dry ana ROT ana ram
Is eeinniDg 10 be needed throughout INC
New bales OF cotton come In iaiiy. Prices
range from sAdSAc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19

In the CO.. 'ventlon until very late
hour The last your reporter heard
was an old gentleman addressing the
convention, saving he didn't understand
why Mr.. Gordon would not accept the
nomination Of oar party for he has been q
Granger aud Greenback,er and everything
eise Tor the last ten years, 1t can DO
claimed that the new party was born IN
NV. IN city TO day with DIR. BrouSs OF Fort
Worth TO ofllcIate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19

Quite number Of my former patrons
presume as am mas or o the city that I
have abandoned the practice Of medicine.
/ will say that am not only willing but
nnxi ius 10 attend calls. Both phones A.
Office and Pan phone At residence, on Col
Iege Hin, Office 1T drug store OF Dash
wood & Oesch, sll Main street
n. g. BRoILRs, M, ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19
A MEXICAN FIGHT.

oardenas of New LRrsdo Fatally wounded
special 70 the Gazette.
TARgpo. TEX, Aug. ia shooting ARRAY
occurred IN New Laredo last night IN which an
M Al, xicsn named Chfdenas was probably ~
taIly wound d. He whs sRot by one uttri0n,
/. 4 Hzht. The ball struck near the let nippie'
q ming out under the shoulder blade Hts AZ
saiiant was arrested and now lAngniHhes 10
Iater-This evening CardenHs ls not eNpec' ca
10 live. Cardcnas 10 said 10 be nauye OF san
Antoaio. Tex.
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One hundred thousand dollars ON long
time with per cent interest on ranch
lands. Address care box 2ll5, New York
rfiv "
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Have used Tongaline for neuralgia In
the head wiih satisfactory results. The
pain gradually disappearing under us
administration j. BUsIcK, M. d.,
Judson, Sullivan county, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19
FOREIGN.
a TRounLNsOME QUESTION


LONDON, Aug. Is The Pall Mall Ga
zette says II is glad tue Afghan commits
sion has been recalled, as it will hasten
the settlement OF the question OF owner.
ship OF khomoiba which Russia claims by
direct negotiations between London aud
st. Petersburg,
The St. James Gazette says: The ques-
ton is as far from settlement as II was
fifteen months ago. Russia claims
.hhomolha and the Afghan government
refuses to give 1t up. A conflict Is likely
to occur any moment, the Gazette saws,
and II rests with England to say what ii
will and can do TO prevent the aliens from
being plundered. The task OF Lord Iddle-
sleigh, foreign secretary, will be caster
when he Is relieved OF this useless and
embarrassing commission.
The Globe says: Nothing would suit
Russia better than to keep the Khomoiba
question open and to revive il when 1t
suits her.
PARNELL's SUMMONS.
LONDON, Aug. lS.--Parnell has re-
quested all Irish members to be present
on Thursday at the rs-assembling Of par
lament. He said, in view Of the grave
and pressing condition OF public affairs,
a
attendance Of the Irish contingent.
The Freeman's Journal GAYS Parnell's
summons shows the Parnelhtes do not
intend to await the convenience of the
ministry in dealing with the Belfast riot
ing and the alarming condition of Irish
farmers.
FRESH MoTING.
BELFAST, Aug. Ia There was a re.
newal of fighting to-day between the
Catholics and 0rangemen. Stones were
used freely. The military charged the
rioters and quickly dispersed them
Several arrests were made
CONSIDERED THE QUEENS SPEECH.
LONDON, Aug IT, The cabinet sat to
day from noon until p. m. The queen:
speech was considered and approved
The Afghan difficulty was also discussed
It is understood that Bidgeway of tn,
British Afghan commission has been re
called, because he telt the differences he
tween Russia and England better be deal
with by the foreign office.
WILL SUPPORT CHuRoHILL's SCHEME.
| LONDON, Aug. Is The government IN
tends TO introduce to The next parliamen
measure giving local elfgoverr
ment 10 Ireland on the basis of the pla
prepared by Lord Randolph Churchill
Harrington will support the scheme.
THE GREAT FREDERICK.
PoTTsDAM, Aug. lS.--rhe centenni
anniversary OF the death of Frederick Il
, Great was celebrated quietly in accor
} ance with the wishes Of the empero
After services in the garrison, churt
: was attended by the Imperial famil
The troops in the garrison paraded 81
I were viewed by the emperor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19
MI.


soaking rain visited tsis scell
night AID has cpniiuued nWlue
tire AlN. IAla ~ 4 1llllll. 4 .l..lAl
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t~i.--.s ts.sssssefoass essx Easfs attErnEu
70 Taliiaierko on nv charge "a ousbrzzle-
mont MAny irrsguiarlstsa from ! systsm
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PONDS EXTRACT I

Invaluable for Barns, SuilbarHs,
DidTvh0d, ChdJings, Stings of
Insects. Piles, Sore Eyes, Sore
Feet, Inflammation or att kinds.
CAUTION.--Sec that tho words " PONDS
FNfrRA CT ~ are blown Ia each bottle. I'M
closed In n bun-coiored wrapper. bearing
our Landscape Trademarks mono other IL
genuine. sod everywhere. ih3rst, co., 81, $is6.
PLANTS. BLEEDING Nose. Mouth, Stomach
Lungs or from any cause, stopped ma by charm
IL Is called the WONDER OF HEALING. usEo
EXTERNALLY q INTERNALLY, Wo hayo an avail
anche testimonials. Send for our book MAILED
free } IL scili tcH you al about Il.
IT ~ uNsAIB ~ USE ANY PREPARATION lsxoErr Tux
Genuine WITH QUA DIRECTIONS. Prices Zoo 81, tl75
poND' II EkTRAcT CO.. rs STU A.. Rev Yonk
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TO- ass algh and has been falling ell day
" ccte Of a f'let up.D A gicri.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19

Midland, TExy Aug. II 1T has been
raieine here ior the past tweply.four
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19
Our Premium Wind Mill.

This cut Is an exact representation OF
the BIRD WIND. MILL, selected for the
Gazette's premium list, because Of its
superiority In material and workmanship
and It's increasing popularity in the
state. In It's adaptability 70 all work for
which windmill can De used, the
"BIRDv has no superior. II has few
parts, is simple in construction, aud per
fectly balanced on the tower whether IN
gear or out. self-acting governor
gives uniform speed, however dliul and
severe the winds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-19

BELFAST, Aug. H.. There was re.
newal of fighting to-day between the
Catholics and 0rangemen. Stones were
used freely The military charged the
rioters and quickly dispersed them.
Several arrests were made.
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SUBSCRIBE THIS MONTH |

One Iyers & Pond Piano ....
One w. A, Huffman Buggy ...-
One Fakes & Go. Bedroom Set
One ten-foot Bird wlnd-Mill ...4.4
One J, b. Mitchell Wagon .,.@&
One Fakes 4 Co, Folding. Bed IL.
one Waiter A. Wood Mower ....
One High-arm Singer Sewing Mach
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Dickens Complete Works, half mo
Carlyle's Complete Works, half mo-
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Savannah morning news., 1886-06-18

NEW YORK. June II, noOn.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at ll4(O2 per cent. Ex-
change-long. 81 S7&4 S1l4; snort. 81 SSAf1
4 81 state bonds quiet but firm. Government
ponds dull but steady.
5:0Op. m.-EXchange. - 81. Money closed
at 2(Gl15 per cent. Sub-IreasurY balances
cold, SI26.l2 900: currency, sl3, 1874 geo. Gov
ernmeut bonds dut but r0ng; four per cents.
ia6i 4; three per oents. 1924 bid. state bonds
Trunk line securities to-day assumed a
moro conspicuous position, and advces from
Jondon say that the stock of the New J ork
Central Railroad Company Is higher to-day
~ rumorh Of a forthcoming dividend OF ~
ner cent II was also rum0red on the street
that tbn same in formation had emanated from
INC Crend Central depot. The stock to-day
vas active and bunyant here Cleveland.
CoIumbus. Cincinnati aud indianapolis was
strong and active, presumably upon buying
b, insiders IN anticipation of compact be-
tween the company and Lake Shore. Graug-
ers barely held their own. although there was
buylng for foreign account, helped by puf-
Oh sses for Western parties. Almost every
thing was higher at the opening. and the
highest Drices we're generally reached about
noon after which time there was considerable Q
realizing. and the market dropped slightly.
Fyerything on the active higher To-Day,
Cleveland, columbus, CINCINNATI ana lndia-
napoli. being mp ~, New York Central "a,
and the remainder OF the bnt racllonai
amounts Among the special stocks, how
ever Cincinnati and Ind annapolis and 50.
Iouis and Chicago Is up ia Der cent. Mem o
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