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Elephsnts Reared by Little Thimgs.
fphiladelnhia Ttmea .Jniv 1ol

at Ia well.kuOwn fact that elephants are afraid
o. small o61ecis, sail heal Keeper Byrne yesterday
q the Geological Garden, ''and have seen one OF
Ihese warm days we have been giving them a hath
al O'Clock, aud 10 amuse them and The spectators
We have thrown half dozen inflated Lladiprs into
the pond when they went into swim. Al first they
almost scared them 70 DEATH Then Empress struck
a. ono WIN her trunk, AMI when II bounded Into the
air n0ih irumpeted and scrambled out OF the pond.
To-day Empress who has the curiosity OF her sex
and mind OF her own, gently nshed one OF the
biadders out OF the wafer aud then kicked ut 1t with
her hind feet. No serious results following, she
continued her invest gaii0ns, which ended BY her
putting her front foot on the bladder. II exploded
home.n
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Moving In High Circles.

llldiu lam III 'hlcaku htIau
"kOw, when ! waa over IN Europe said tue
boastiu passenger ~ mad enIee 10 the hest society
moved constantly IN the upper circles. There was
scarcely day during my SHAY Ia The Old World on
which l did noi dine Win The nobility. Tue very
last line SAT AZ table IN Europe-ony few hours
before my departure for hOme-ii was with lhTee
Kings aud Two queens" SIT you could move IN
such society Az that why aid sou hurry back To
America? 20 "Because Tue otler fellow held four
trays and cleaned me OUT
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Special FxcursIou 10 the sea.SIde.

TO oTu-NtUS.
The passenger department of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad takes pleasure In announcing ts patrons
special train excursion to Cape May, Atlantic City
and Sea Isle Saturday next August Z, at rate Of
:: Tor the round trip, leaving Washington at 10 p
turning, leaving Cape May r. NJ, Sea Isle 6l5 p
NJ, Atlantic city 8 80 p. NJ. The special train com
posed OF first class cOaches will be run through Il
Cape May and Atlantic City from Washington with
Out change OF cars Tickets Will be placed on sal,
u the Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad to NOR
row. and, the sale OF tickets Ia limited marble,
desiring to avail themselves OF this low rate SHOULD
purchase tickets early.
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kansas cry Times, June TO
With the boom In the general prosperity OF the
city taken into consideration, our city got more
lhan her share OF the Louisiana State Lottery June
drawing yesterday. No. ls.l55 drew the capital
prize Of fi60,O00. A lady In this city had 1fth
ticket Some one here was hound 10 get IT, for II has
from Kansas City. This 100000 makes about
$4,000 drawn by residents here since January !.
Mrs. Anna NJ. CI0ss II The lucky poasehsor OF the
slip OF paper which by yesterdays turn OF the wheel
entities her 10 f5O,vOD. She Is widow, aged about
tnirtyhye, and she has lived here for about three
VeaIH
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The Mo,is Nerve Food Plant.

To see now much II can do on the nervous system
q board OF physicians In Lowell, Mass, have been
giving II some old helpless cases Of paralysis. II
IecoyeIs all cases caused Ny nervous exhaustion, III
Illumination, or disease. II recovered Angus BELL,
living at 1880 Broadway Lowell, who had been utterly
helpless twenty months, though Otherwise well,
aside from .eInaclaiOn. A Mrs. ilnlme las nearly
recovered from complete paralysis OF both me mo.
tory and sensitive Of the LETT slide. This Kind
OF paralysis has never been known 10 recover before
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spseI.l Exeur.ion 10 \ ue nount.is, Nd

The passenger department Of the Pennsylvania
railroad announces the sale OF special excursion
tickets to Blue Mountain, Nd, every Saturday, al
Inc low rate Of which includes board al the famous
Mountain H0nse from Saturday night Supper 10
Monday breakfast. This low rate should attract
many Washlngtonians TO this delightful resort. For
further Information apply TO tue Ticket office Of the
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KINGS pAtlCE.-Great clearing sale OF millinery
and fancy goods We shall close our entlre soch oi
hats and bunnets nj asionlshingly low prices. tnli.
rens hats AT 25, IS, and 80 cents worth double lne
money An elegant assortment oil Oriental laces'
ali widths at ), To- 10, Is, and 20 cents per yAIu
some wonderful bargains in this lot Ladies woulu
do well TO examine them. Kings Palace.
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"FIrTY-oSEm Is the latest invention oil htteen IVA,
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Farrell. Baker. Struck out-Nationals, l. Bases on
halls-kansas Citys, !. Wild ptches-Shaw,
umpre-Ganney.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-philadelphias, 8; De-
tros, q. Base hs-Philadelphias. 1; DetrOlts, g.
Errors Philadelphia, I; DetrOits, s.
NEW YORK. July 3l.-New Yorks, 8; ChicagoS, 9.
Base hits-New York;, s; Chicagos, I. Errors
New YOrks, 4; ChicagOs,2
BOSTON, July 3l.-B0stons, II; st. Louis, l. Base
hits-BostOns, 8; st. Louis, g. ErrOrs-BOstOns, O.;
81. LOnis,9.
BROOKLYN, July 3l.-Brooklyns. 4; Cincinnatis, o.
Base aits-BrOOklyns, IL; Cincinnatis, 3. Errors
Brooklyns, 4; Cinciunalis,4 4.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Batimores, Il Iousvilles,
9. base hits -BaltimOres, II lOnisvilles, 0. Errors
-BatimOres, o; LOuisvillts, l.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-St. Lonis, 10; Athletic,
!. Base hlts-St Louis, Is; Athle.ic,T Errors-St
Louis, 2; Athletics, L.
STATEN ISLAND, July 3l.-Metr ,politans, Z; Pitts
buTgs, q. Base hits -Metropoitans, 10; Pittsburgs.
s. Errors-Metropolitans, 8; PittsburRs, l..
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sarcasm ia the waltz.

: TtHIVdRU NUIUtTs1
Miss Sharpe-Are yoa foad OF waltziug, Mr.. Slim
dood?
MT. slindood-oh, excessively / could waltz
forever In dream OF enchautInent.
Miss sharpe-Well, then should think you would
learn.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO pUBLlC PRINTER HOUNDS

An artstically engrOsseh and beautifully framed
seres OF resolutions Of thanks was presented to
Mr.. Rounds last evening by a committee OF EN-.
plOyes Of the Government Printing Once, In rec0g-
milton OF his efforts In behalf 0 the passage OF the
Fiiteen. Daysleave bill. Mr. John II. B0ner, In be-
half OF the committee. made the presentation nd
dress, to which Mr.. Rounds replied in appropriate
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-08-01

Every Friday during August the PENNSYLVANIA
cape May aud Atlantic city at the very low rate OF
% Tickets Will he COED going GU II A. NJ. train,
The tickets Will he good to return within ave ,iays'
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Stop of the New York and CLiesgo Limited 1t Crss-

II - announced by the. passenger department of
me rennsyiyania Railroad Company thai, commenc-
ing Saturday, Inc gam instant, The New YORK and
ton on nag or notice to conductor. ~
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oEsnEY HOUSE, sew yoRK

bTuauWAy aud sUIh htrett,
Opposite CaainO and
Metropolitan Opera House.
Rooms 81 u day and upwards.
Restaurant Of unsurpassed excellence.
Coolest hotel In the city.
New aud elegant.
A hoIne for families.
A resort for business men.
GIN. DAN MACAuLkY aud
WALTER u. B0wEHs. Projectors.
Near N. Y. Q. ana West Shore Depots.
Broadway cars pass the door.
This paper 10 reading room.
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DIED.

COLEMAN.-On "Wednesday, only %. After ,ong
aud painful illness, Mary o., wife OF Walter III Cole
man. Ihe funeral services took place on Friday
tc so' instant al her late residence, l9l Berkeley
Place, Brooklyn, At q o'clock 4. M. -''
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week, an not an ailernoon passed. Without they had
| three fours and Two gig crews out on the water.
has made, AMI II speaks well for the hard work OF
Capt Wright aud his Two eniclent lienlenants,
To their ranks Mr. Dulaney, very nne senior oars
man, who they intend u'iIzing' u possible, this
cum ass ~ er ~ ,d 4. s. %eSs the
expected. Dent, Dnrant. Appel, Marlin, Kennedy,
| Mckenney. lloyd, and even soIners, may lie some
| OF The men from whom The crew WIN he
selected. u the club Keeps up It's aggressveness,
aud the Oa smen come 10 the house 10 Train as they
acrew IN that race. Ecks,eln, iiyer, Janus, Paro
Dnlaney, Morgan, White, prlmble, S0mers, and
T s ass1 pS re S1 ns
Gresham 6il.am, Durant anu Morgan.
The champion eight cared crew OF the country
the fairInonnia, OF Philadelphia, Just previous %
winning that title vi Albany In the regatta ~ the NJ
A. A. q. were defeated In squareiy r0wed race on
the sehuylkil by Inc Maltas, u Philadelphia. Now
the FairinOuns are anxious To try conclusions again
with the Maltas, and have issued challenge for .
race While the Fairmounts are virtually looked
as b. aaaR tse9 Se nsd p me- e se o as
pl0n for the Schuylkill River. ipaans II IL
aaid, prefer the schuykill TO the national honOrs
Great Inducements will be offered 10 have both
crews come TO the Potomac River September rs, and
tis very probable that the Fairnoinis viii cone
both In the four and eight.
The question OF medals for this year . regatta IL
an important one and II IL 70 be hoped thai those
Furnished WIN be preitler And Landowner than tho
good enough Tor the price. winners who train all.
gently expect something preiler aud more costly.
One OF The best races lhis year viii be thai for
Junior fonrs. simply because nearly all the clubs will
have 10 depend upon material Tor their OarsInen.
In the Analosan ranks nearly every man will. 10
one who has not figured In races the sea-
ron, ana who has had only the Instruction OF their
Older and experienced oarsmen. 1hey have plenty
OF good material and Will launch u fast aud we'll
proporlioned crew. The Potonacs may possibly
rely upon new men alsos with possibly the exception
OF Gilmore, of last years crew, as they have an
abundance THIS season u Young men VINO are caps'
with Two exceptions, will put new men In the boat,
OF whom Will be either Siouienberg Bushneli
Among the clubs there IL very sanguine feeling
that they VIII be able to win this race.
Plaisted, tue trainer Of the Potomacs, arrived Ia
town sunday last, and Immediately went To work
with Tue Oarsmen who desre TO enroll themselves
this year la the various crews Of the clubs He has
plenty Of good rowing material TO work upon, and
says In the TWO months lime gwen him he viii pro-
only TWO boats Ia the house III to row In. he Gays
the new eight aud the fonr-oared shell Fredercks-
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FOREIGN NOTES.

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
Wholesale Prod uce.

The following prices are for round lots
only: f-
Pork. Bacon. Lard. etc.-Pork, mess slI:
pork, butt, $3.50: hams. 9< Gl0c; shoulders
&c; dry salt long clears. &c: smoked long
clears, CSC; breakfast bacon. Sc; long sr!~ad
rolls. s5Sc; short spiced rolls, 71<c; fierce
lard. 6szc: keg lard. 20; 8 D tin pail. 73zc; S
u tin pail, 7skc; 10 y thu pail, 71Sc: 20 wood
pail. 5szc: 10 . wood pail. $40.
Flour-Patents. S+75G5 20; straight 81. so
a. so: bakers. sS.759i.75: rye, S3a3. So
Buckwheat. $4,000
The above quotations are made on the
board of trade. The Roller mill reduced the
prices as follows: Orange blossoms. IS. 20
Red Cross s4.QO: Brighton. a. 90: Capitol
s.. 20: Bakers xxx. 1910: Derby, xss5.
Beans-Common, 50075c; mediums, eOca
81; hand picked medium. 81 .4O11.60: hand
picked navy. $l-501l.I5.
Dressed beef is improving and stocks that
have been refused for sometime as unsala-
BILE, or. at any rate questionable are dlsap-
bearing The demand Is fair and prices are
generally firm. The market is Improving In
condition and Is rounding up in good shape
Fish-Columbia salmon, zoe; white fish.
trout and pike, &c; common fish. skate; bass,
Sc: halibut and salmon. zoe per d: fresh
cod 15c: nackerei. 20c each: smoked
halIbut and salmon. zoe per y; sturgeon.
Finuan haddies and English hloaters. 4Oc per
doz; fresh goldfish. l0c; sailed mackerel, soc;
founders. 15c-
Maple sugsr-No. lin l-pound bricks, lss<c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Prices for sample wheat were some higher
averaging nearly 1c higher on similar
qualities with fair business. The cause Of
the improvement Is 10 be found in the fact
that during the day higher figures were re-
ported from other places. There was no
trading in futures. A few parties called for
May NO. hard without any apparent DISPOSE
ton 10 sell on the part or holders though bids
were fully lc better than yesterday. No.
hard was wanted AT 81 &c for May and at S9iSc
for April, without sellers. This was an ad-
vance OF lie above sales of yesterday. No
Northern was traded in by sample only, prices
ranging from S31z1S5c, as TO quality. No. ?
Northern samples sales were at rec though
held above that. Rejected and no grade
ranged from 55kGSOc, by sample with a
better inquiry for them. Cash sales inc uded
the following by samples: Two cars No. l
hard O. l.. size, cars No. l Northern o. l.,
SIC, cars No. l Northern o. l., s4I<c,
cars No. l Northern o. t., s5c,
cars No. Northern o. T., s31zc;7 ears No.
Northern o. L, I9c; car No. o. L, 75c;
cars rejected {. o. b. 76c;2 cars no grade O.
l., re; cars rejected o. ., zoe; 2 cars no
grade o. Z, soc; l car rejected o. l., re;
car rejected o. L.. 74c; / Car rejected o. L.
S51zc; car no grade {. o. b., 75c; car bar
as follows; No hard April,
ssI<c; May, SIZE; No. 9 Northern,
February IS. In -four there were no changes
20 note. Minneapolis patents in sacks TO
local dealers 81. 1905; for shipment in sacks,
car lots, 81. 70G5; in barrels. $4.S515 10; de-
liyered at New England points. $5.6095. 80;
New York points, S5.4005.sO: Philadelphia
and Baltimore, s5.3515.75; bakers, $4G4.3O:
low grades, ss.2593; red dog, sI.6OG2 in
sacks, S2.l0G2.5 so in bbls. Rye -four. pure.
nominal at Sl.75G2 per loo lbs and buck
wheat S495 per Dbl.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
FINANCIAL.
New York.

Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The stock market to-
day was dull and lacking in features of inter
est. The announcement that the ST. Paul
road had begun rate-cutting campaign on
Council Bluffs and st. Paul business weak
ened the Changers, though little importance
was attached TO the matter when it became
known that the ST. Paul was the only one
engaged in the warfare. 1t was thought
however, that the other Northw estern roads
would on Monday meet the ST. Psurs cut
and in that event serious decentralization and
loss of revenue would result The Wander
bit stocks were about steady and the boom in
Lackawanna appeared for the time being to
be knocked in the head. Pacific Mail was weak
early in the day. Moore & Schley, who
usually have good information on the stock.
said that in view of adverse legislation re-
garding subsidies paid to this company
by the Pacific roads, they advise against
its purchase, though the general market in
their opinion was bullish. The cheap stocks
drop ell almost entirely out of sight, and
trading in the active specialties was at a very
low ebb. Omaha earnings for the fourth
week of January increased $500, and Illinois
Central for the same period decreased $33. 900;
Union Pacific net earnings for December de-
creased $4,000. The entire market broke
badly before the close on reports that all the
Granger roads had met the st. Pauls cut in
passenger rates, and were quoting a 81 rate
from Chicago to Council Bluffs and to st.
Paul This news caused heavy unloading Of
long stock and broke the Changers ! to ~
points. The close was very weak ar the low
est pOiLt of the dav
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Produce Exchange.

Everything was dull and no desire mani
Tested to trade. Apples are dull OF sale and
slow. Cranberries in light demand. Dressed
poultry very slow with light stocks OF chickens
and an abundance of turkeys. Butter in fair
demand. Cheese unchanged. Eggs un-
changed.
Florida oranges are scarce and SIS per box;
Florida Russell oranges. $3.50; Messina
oranges, sS-25G3.5Q; yalencias, 400 in a case,
s. per case.
Lemons-Best Messina, SIS; fair to good. 81
G4.50; Malagas are very poor at 50.
Nuts-Pecaus, Texas polished, medium 10
large, 9Gl2c per d: almonds. Terragonas, lSc;
California soft shelled. loo; hlberts, Sicily, ga
12c; walnuts, 12Gl5c.
Dates-Persians, &c; dates in mats, &c; figs
125<Glsc.
Bannanas-Yellow. per punch ss5OG5.
Apples are slow of sale with plenty on hand
and light demand. Choice winter fruit is
quoted at Sl.T5G2.25 for car lots: for nice
selected. small lots. 81. 2592.5O: eating or
stand apples. 81 so; cooking. se@2-s5.
Cranberries are dull. and are selling for
S262.25 per bu. and $5G6 per Dbl.
Cocoanuts-Per hundred s5d5.50.
Dressed Poultry in very light demand. with
small receipts. Chickens are in very light
supply. Turkeys plenty with light demand.
The latter are quoted at e0lO19c. with some
occasionally selling as high as lie. Only the
best stock. however. gong 10 that figure.
Chickens are quoted at from 79ec.
Game-QuaiL seas. 25; rabbits, 81 per doz (;
squirrels, SOL % per doz.
Cider-Choice Michigan. l6-gal. kegs, 81. 70
G325 per key; choice refined. legal. keg. So
"a per key; choice refined. 32-gal. barrels
S5.5O16.50 per Dbl. Ohio cider, 81 for 4 bbls.
81 for full bbs.
Butter-Extra choice. fresh creamery, soc
extra creamery, s3c bic. csc asked: extra
firsts. 1sc bid. zoe asked; fres made. sweet
dairy. Is to Ice: choice stosk. l6 TO lsc:
roll and print. choice. lO9I5c: common TO
fair. sIlOc; packing stock +G6c; grease. "a
Sc. Most OF the butter coming in is OF the
lower grades.
Cheese-Young Americas and fancy. 11G
l2c: October and late made full cream. ego
10xc; August and September full cream. 81
Ge1zc: fne. 911Oc: fine, partly SKINNED. 4
06c
EgRs-Fresh. lee asked.
Onions. per Dbl, 81 10 1928
Potatoes--55c asked per bu. by the car
load; sweet potatoes, Muscatines. 50 to
$3.50 per Dbl; Jerseys. $3.50 per bbl: Ber-
muda- $3.50.
Oysters e. Taylor & Co.. baltimore
oyster depot, 404 Jackson street, II. J. NJ.
select. per can. sc; extra select, per can.
CSC: bulk select. per gallon. 81 90; champion
standards. per can. 23c; medium standards
per can, zoe: bulk standards, per gallon. 81 -25.
Paper oyster pals: pints. 81; quarts, 81. so
half gallons. 81 per hundred.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07

per .: strictly pure. 2-pound bricks. 151<c
per Z
Honey-Dark. 1ec; white clover. 16Slsc,
California white sage. l31l5c.
Hops-Washington territory. Exc; choice,
New York. axe: Wisconsin. !0c-
Linseed 0il-Rav. A3c: boiled. sc: improved
oil meal. 81. Paul Linseed OIL company. $50
02I.
Malt-75c per bu.
Wool-Unwashed- 16c: washed 200ssc
Furs-Black bear. so6l3: cuos. s315,
badger. 659sOc; wild cats. f0c; fisher. s507.
red fox. sl11-25: cross fox. So .5OG4: kit
fox. 400; silver grey. s2515O: lynx. sat;
martin. sl12.50; mink, 10000: otter. s496,
raccoou. e0Uo5c; stripe skunk. 30G40c; black
skunk. 50050c: wolverine. $314: timber wolf,
sl-50G2 prairie wolf. 81: muskrar, fall 4G5c:
winter. sole, spring. Sc. kits. lc; beaver. 81
G2.5O per n.
Hides. Pelts and Skins-Green hides, re;
green salt hides, szc; calf skins. lOc; dry
hint hides l39l4c; dry salt hides, l0111c;
tallow. No l. 4kc; sheep pelts, wool estima-
ted. per D., 25927c: deer skins. per u, dry,
15620c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07

followed by q reaction and 10 most cases
the highest figures OF the day were reached
about the end OF the hrst hour The move
ment thereafter was within q narrow range
until late In the day. when there was q de-
cided decline. ranging from Y 10 over y and
the market closed heavy In point of activity
St. Paul led the list, and this even
ing is lsz lower than yesterday
close. Omaha common 10 down elk
and the preferred |. Other declines we're Is{
IN Lackavanns. I each Ia Missouri Pacific,
Northern Pacific preferred and Fort Worth q
Denver City. IL In Western Union and Pa
cihc Mail and fractional amounts for, the rest
OF the active list. The gains generally are
for small amounts. excepting the coal stocks
Delaware q Hudson being up ~. lake Shore
2h
The total sales OF stocks to-day were 2s3.-
24S shares. including Delaware. Lacka-
wanna Western. 70. 40: Delaware & Hud-
son. 8, 700; Erie 1925; Lake Shore. q. 2ee;
Louisville Nashville. $500; Northwestern,
84.2S5; New York Central. 1900; Pacific Mall,
7o5; Reading. $500; 81 Paul $4,000; St.
Western Union. ls.41O: Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. s.o50: Oregon transportation. 8.l92.
BANK OF MINNESOTA.
Paid Up Capital $500. 900; Surplus $50, 600.
wM- DAWSON. Pres RoBr- A SMITH. v. Pres.
ALBERT ScHEFFER- Cashier.
GnFILLANBLocK- ST. PAUL MSIN
Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Following are the
closing prices bid to-day and the three pre-
cedIng business days:
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WILLIAM LiNKER G. CO.,
Brokers in Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provisions
lS5. DRAKE BLOCK. ST. PAUL. MINI.
New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Money on call
mercantile paper, 405 per cent; sterling ex-
was easy at 1s@2 per cent. Prime
change steady at S4s5 for sixv DAYS and
S4.s9 for demand. Government bonds were
very dull but firm. State bonds were active
and strong. Railway bonds were more active
with sales Of 3.5lS.000 but the interest was
principally in the East Tennessee incomes. of
opened at 81, and sold early at 2ll<. with a
net gain Of -. The remainder of the busi-
ness was well distributed. Prices generalIv
were strong, but the gains. as a
rule, were only for fractional amounts
The opening was somewhat irregular. al
lower and the early dealings established stilI
lower quotations for the active list. This was