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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

MoNAKeo, April e0 Especial "a par
~ Of surveyors pitched their tents today
az the end Of The Minneapolis & Paclne
ssck, about q naiis and 4 half below this
place. Itis thought that this means !
survey % BIsmafck. A preliminary sur.
vey was made tothe hills last fall. When
the line win be built Is as yet OILY 4 mar.
ter Of guess work.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

ST. CLOUD; April 24-Fire broke out
here this morning In the coal sheds Of the
Manitoba Railway Company. Seventeen
hundred tons Of coal, together with six
cars and the APPARATUS used to load cars,
were destroyed. Fire was also communi
Gated 70 the water tank and this wa REM
dered useless. The whole damage will
amount to $4,000.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
Texas.

FIT. WORTH, Tex, April 24.-The Texas
state republican convention to- elect dele
gates at large to the Chicago convention
and nominate a ticket met here at noon
today. Hon. A. NJ. Cochrane, of Dallas,
was chosen temporary chairman. The con
vention is the largest and most represent
alive republican body ever assembled in
Texas,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
ono Grand Consolidation.

sT. PAvL, april 21.-The Minneapolis
sault Ste Marie 8 Atlantic, the Ninneap-
oils Il Pacific and the Aberdeen, Bis
marck d Northwestern railways are 70
be consolidated and win be known as the
Minneapolis, St. Paul 81 sault STE Marie.
The road will make a continuous route
from Bismarck to the $500 AID will be-
operated as one line.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
~ I-IhamnlnnA 49,.

Bosrox, April s4-Iohn i. Sullivan
Was given an enthusiastic reception BY
bis 1riendssh here today. us wife proposes
TO have him arrested on the charge of
stone with whom he travelled abroad Is
his wife. Sullivan at once issued a chal-
lenee ID fight anybody in the world. par
ticalaxly Mitchell or Kilrain, for ten
thousand a side.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

WAsHINeToN, Anril 24-Among the
postmasters appointed today BY the pres
ident were the following: Hiram P,
Graham, Eau Claire; Vim. b. Clark, Jr.
Florence, Wis; James Custard, Hayward,
Wis; Jno. Wetsell, Little Falls; Harry
10. Brilley, Dell Rapids, Oak; Daniel p.
McLaurin, Grand Forks; Jacob E. Zie-
bach, Scotland, Oak; 'Jno. Il. Prender-
CAST, Webster, Oak.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
Estimated Strength Of Day and Church.
A Democratic suuaDIle at Huron.

HURON, April 23.-Gov. Church's sup
porters in Beadle county are considerably
concerned at the threat of the voters Of
the recent convention to send a separate
delegation to the Watertown convention
convention, particularly as like action Is
threatened by Day at Watertown.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

BERLrN, April 2S-The National lei
lung gives the details Of the late emper
or's will. The emperor left . fortune Of
24,O00,000 marks. or this sum 100000
marks are bequeathed 70 Empress Au-
gusta and 100000 each to tie grand
duchess Of Baden, the crown prince.
crown princess and Prince Henry.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
a 80 Deal Il 81. Pam ReaItx.

sr. p6ur, April 28~-Henry Endicott
4 brother Of aecretary Of War Endicott,
today purchased for cash 1856, goo worth
Of ST. Paul business property, or four
blocks. all belonging to the Davison es-
tate. He viii erect d handsome block
next to She new Pioneer Press building.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
nereneratlnr 90 PollIles.

~ PAIL, april 2i.-Gog. Church, Of
Dakota, ssys i Bismarck special 10 the
Pioneer Press, haa instructed his at
fosneY 10 bsing suit aQainCt the Sioux
Gig Joafnel sor publishing All interview
~ita N. II. DAY Ii which Il II alleged
that ne governor secured his Bismarck
dwelling by fraud.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, April 24.-The republican state
convention will be held here tomorrow.
There is a large attendance of politicians
Gen. CoggswelI will be the permanent
chairman. His speech is to be thorough
ly protective in its character. Blaine's
nam is to be eulOgized.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

FARGO, April e4-.The democratic con-
yentIon was a quiet affair, the split being
harmonized by Sheriff Benton staying out
Of the fight. The resolutions endorse
Cleveland and Church. The delegation
lssmixed on the Church and Day cues
tiOn.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

CmIcA00, April 21y~-A Wellington
special 10 the Daily News says Senator
Shefman's managers have made a pretty
careful canvass IN every section Of the
country and claifa that the senator's ap-
pr0ximafe strength az this time Is 312,
With al votes necessary 70 3 choice.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

Sioux FAILS, April 24.-By the burning
Of d stable nineteen horses belonging to
Dave johnson were killed.
The Insurance Company Of Dakota and
the Western Fire and Marine have con
soIIdated.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
Florida.

PALATKA, Fla, April 24.-The republ-
can state convention met here at noon to-
day. After a long and boisterous session
delegates to the Chicago convention were
elected-about half colored, half whites.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
Navigation Opened.

FARGO, April 23.-The steamer Gran
din arrived this morning bringing $4,000
bushels of wheat from Grandin. 1t is her
trip. About 100000 more from
Grandin and $4,000 bushels at other river
points are to be brought up by the boat to
FarUO
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
80 ratlmntsa n the oarItAl.

BISMARCK, April 24-Forty counties Of
the eighty-six entitled 10 send delegates
to Watertown are said 70 give 1866 foF
Church against thirty for day. II II
thought three-fourths Of the delegates
viii be friendly 70 Church.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
The Indians Generany ReconcIIed.

PIERRE, April pa correspondent
who has just returned from a trip Of some
500 miles through the great Sioux reser-
walton reports the Indians generally gee
onciled to its opening to settlement, de-
claring they will sign the papers for the
sale of the land.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

Huron, April 24.4The politicians here
figure that Church has fftySdve delegates
elected to Watertown and Day ffty-one,
and fifteen Of the Church seats are con
tested.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

GaAND Forks, April 24-Grand Forks
returns 4 solid delegation Tor Church and
il il thought the outside townships will do
he sanae.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 2f.-Congressman
Mills snnounces today that he expects %
force a vote on the tariff bin BY June LIST
and believes that II VIII pass the house.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
raaIk coanty.s rlrat Tsrm.

FAuLKToN, April 24-Judge Spencer
this morning commenced the first term Of
court ever held here. Most Of the cases
are small.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
'Codington ana CLARK for nav.

WATERFOWL, April e3.-Thirty to thir-
ty-five of the forty delegates in Codington
county are for Day. Clark is solid for
Day.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
fire at NorthneId.

NoRTHFIEID, Mimi, April 94--The
Milwaukee road elevator, with a capacity
of $4,000 bushels, burned this afternoon;
also the Milwaukee depot and some other
property. Total loss $4,000.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

ST. PAU1s April asFrltz schultz, cd.
ltoF 81 Rnnlacha4 and 4 noted lectns4s
Ana writer Oh religious subjects from the
stanqpQlnt 0f d lsef thinker, died st New
am today.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

SrRAREIsH, Oak, April 24-At the
special election held today the vote VA
nnanimous for q city organization nnGsr
the laws.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27

Tw~xsHakHToE, April Presiasnt
today vetoed three. more privese pension
'billa
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
TAE FUNERAL DAY.

Brlet Funeral SERVICES Are HELD over
ronhlingss Esnaasns.
NEW York, April s0.--The casket con
calming the remains Of Roscoe Conkling
was borne ont Of his apartment 1t O. W est
Twenty fourth street AZ s:45 O'Clock this
forenoon and taken 70 Trinity chapel,
here the fcaeral took place at 10
elpek. a platoon pr police under the
F9mmand u Capt Reilly was stationed on
eae sidewalk. The service Of the EpIsco-
cstefeh was read by Rev. Morgan Dfx.
NQ sekmon was preached. The hearse
followed hy the carriages was driven
directly 70 the grand central depot.
hence 3 special train took the remains
Eica for i0serment.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
BASE sALr
: NATIONAL, LEAGUE,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 24.-Chicago could
not hit Boyle today, but with It's usual
luck it won the game by an opportunity
which indianapolis offered Arson in the
second inning. Arson was on second
when Williamson hit a liner to Boyle that
struck him on the breast and doubled
him up. He recovered for a moment and
threw the ball to Esterbrook in time TO
| put the batter out, but he immediately
fell to the ground again and Esterbrook,
thinking time had been called, threw the
ball to an outielder. Arson grasped the
situation and scored what proved to be
the winning run. indianapolis 2, Chi
cage 3.
PrTTsBURG, April 24-The Champions
won today's game in the seventh inning
by heavy batting after two were out. For
the first four innings the great sluggers
from the straits city were completely at
the mercy of Calvin, but in the seventh
inning they solved his delivery and earned
five of their six runs. Pittsburg played
strongly in the field but after the fourth
inning was unable to hit Conway. Pitts
burg 4, Detroit 6.
PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-The Boston
team again defeated Philadelphia today
by a fortunate punching of hits assisted
materially by the errors of the home
club, all of which were disastrous in their
results. Philadelphia /, Boston Z.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The base ball
game today was too poor to be worth an
extended account. Washington Is, New
York 10.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At St. Louis-Cincinnati 4, st. Louis 3.
At Baltimore-BroOklyn 3, Baltimore l..
At Philadelphia-Athletics 8, Cleve-
land 5.
At Kansas CHARLOTTESVILLE IS, Kansas
City 6.
st. Paul and Minneapolis played an ex-
hibition game, the former winning by 7
to 6.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
THEY ARE MARRIED.
The Chaska-Fenows Chestnut Again Robs
UP s~erenely.

AhG NAaeA8-G bAlOWb ShobtMuN Again AQDB
UP serenely.
ST.. PAUL, April 23.--The Evening Dis
patch has a long letter from its Pierre
correspondent who has been to Swift
Birds camp to see Chaska and his bride.
He gives afldavits of issue from Clerk
Carter of the district court, Clerk Dell
Coy and Post Trader Farr to prove that
the marriage actually took place and that
Chaska is as red and worthless as he has
been described. Mrs. Chaska told the
correspondent that they had not definitely
decided what to do about accepting the
offer of the dime museum In
innate friends of Mrs. Chaska account for
her act in this manner: When she came
to Fl. Bennett an officer, who is now sta
toned at Madison Barracks, N. ", laid
siege to her hand. The wedding was Ak
ed but a few days before the happy event
he broke the engagement. From that
time she seemed to change and a month
after was frequently seen in COMPANY
with the Indian who is now her husband
Estimated Strength of Day and Church,
YANKToN, April 23.-The Bon Homme
county delegation to the WATERFOWL
convention is headed by Day and is for
Day solidly. The estimated strength Of
the contestants in the territory is as fol-
lows: Church 90, Day 50, contested Is,
with twenty-five out of ffty-six counties
heard from. 1t is probable that Church
will carry Hutchinson and Clay counties
and this district.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-27
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-23
LIVE STOCA.

ST. LOUIS, March - The national Live
stock indicator reports;
Cattle Receipts 900; shipments, 800; mar
ket stronger; choice heavy native stee s.
4 i1N' -, fair good native steers, s0G5i 10
butchers steers, medium to choice, 3 / al ~;
suckers and feeders, igtr to eoo',2 I0g %;
ran err ordinary to good, 2FG3 81.
Hogs Re eipts, i0u; shipments 800 mark ct
easy, ranging rom II 81 To -.
sheep Receipts, 3 TO- shipments, 700;
market dun fair to choice t0Gj 81.
hAs8As CITY, March 22.-The Live stock
Indicator reports:
Cnrtle-R Receipts 1860; shipments, 800;
market strong, hut values about the same,
Good 10 choice cornfed I t0gi 10 common TO
medium, 3 l7(GA 40; stockeis o a. 90i feeders
0 20 6O cows, 00G3 81
HogS-Rece pit, y "; shipments, 700; mar
ket strong c osidg dull, ranging from 30lG5 p
p-Recelpts, 800 shipment none; mar
ket steady; good to choice 5000 i0i common
TO medium, 2jEDi 10.
Chicago, Mach 2l.-The Drovers' journal
reports:
Cattle Receipts, 6OoO:shpments eco lunar
ket steady; Steer, 3 2TG5 Is; stockers Pud feed
rrs 2u@5 ~. cows, bulls ana mixed, lUgi ~
lrxa. cattle 227GiWl
Hoss-R .ceipls, Il, 90, shipments, 1000 mar
ket II her, ranging from l1h3 o..
Sheep Receipts, sou; shipments OOn; mar
ket ca Ter; natives, 50Np 0; western, 5Vq
5 10; Texans, 6iNG5 10; lambs 1J9' o.
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Cash quotations Flour easier and


changed,
Wheat, No, > red, Is; No. corn, 49,
Mess pork per Dbl. S!I co.
La d. per l,0 pounds, 7523,
snort ribs, sides loose, I5.07 II
shoulders, boxed, 6.0Ogii0; short clear
sides, bowed 5000 10
M. 1o,Is March % r,orr->t.,i-o. firm
lutn .naured Wv - ~
WIN, ,ti,i,., o,,,,a, g.. 49,, ,
Nc. o Te rI 1 Me- tG "n neh
N'v ~ 6s5. % ,i"Jn a. ~, '' ,o w
n"stp" III III, 80. r.. ,i "'i,e o ~,
,iu,.I,,,' o'oSi'S ''o' Dec'''Dcr aus 60
Inrn-Marknt strong nor,v bnt clo.ad lover.
cs.h ia a. N.v az, 'u' t'oIvu ~" =.
l%u ol"sjn., a. -, In cinti1g 49,
,tn,s Wn,L Csab .,, ~. ~ '0 MS Tvs
C"rSr,", oHe 81 nD4Ss May ~
| Wti.kv Nall .1..d,- 40, ou
prngisi',r WnG ''"N' a. we
pa t|I.iI.lI
ri u i,nr st,, nm -gn,.r foull,.
| Nr,,ts-Itiv -!,Itei Sbnulntr. G,nxcdl san.
| lons - .tr Is. rI"., r shnr'
| "~er lm- n ''"'' '' '-N'
| GnGnn -Snnuidars O.o,o,N 8 5o.l,r,, ,.lno,.
81. ,h.rrins : a. sho,i ,i.sr. ",3a, y,
| ua,us ~ran,i, et IN oo,i 1nn '
AFrEuNn \ BOARD.
| Nhan fl m: Aurii $40 Nl.v :Julv ~75s
| Oais du i; Nav ~, I'D.
N,,r ovt.,.. Mach D., 1,,o,,. J., ,,,,.,
,d - " et'',, va" t Cn - 'pi ~ EUoi
| c, . I'm, M. rt.' : a 49, .sy5 w
What nst,.I,t 3n, (I,. "'' W ,ut ot
| pr cess, Gao o.
| toru-Market nrmer AT 4Gi &c per hu>hel
| Gals Market strong and rig6cr: mixed I'm
sacks, 6JG6lc; white ana We low. oOc
CJrnmeal-Ma Eet quiet at : -
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GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

shot clear dry sal cal snlt,I h,lliYs "a u.
breakfast bacon I1nr1ol,c choice s,.'a,
lcurcdhams l2l,orl4a,c.
BAKING Powders STANDARD ,,,,j. l.,
lbs 30 r. doz.
BRAN[Car lots wheat bran sol
BEANS Eastern hand packed 81. Cali
fornia in BAGS 5l.,rfc. Lima in sacks 5ir
BUTTER Choice country 9Uor25c. kausn.
dairy 22op25c r. H.
BJTTERINF-1Sc r. IN for solid i'm 70 M
tubs. " " ~ go '' ~
BROOMS-No. fancy broom ~ d do
3 %, parlor 30. three string heavy r~err
straw > -. three string yellow , 80. two strin,,
green 80 two string yellow ,.
CANDIES-Flint stick 9nol0c.
CANDLES-F weight l0i,mllc - In
CHEESE-C Choice l30Dl4c. fancy lac r. N
CABBAGE-3l5c urr M.
CANNED GOODS-Apnels. 3 III cans1 GO
G0l - per doz, gallon cans 1 -, blackbcrrie..
nl 56: strawpbcrries. lb - pooscbcrrie.
2Ib9 %; raspberrics, Ibl - per doz: whor.
tIrbcrrirs. IS pcr d9z. corn urpcr ten. i55
Wtuslow's so; snowflake 60: Prl, of ,h,
West 40. Jersey civ I 25, HOLSTERS m
y l5n9 Is; oysters. + III l. > lb ST. M
lipht wrirht e. 10 y M DO urachcs D toor
~; p;neappIes y HI G0Dl ~: peas ,m,l
MAY . fine family So early June - NOR
roTfaf. 30. soak, French 20 =, 95r each.
salmon Columli, river y ia. Sacramento
. .hrimns . ooo13. Tomatoes 3 1bJ4o 9lh
> 40; California lruit. cnttinos-apri,ots. 9i.
III . 90: blarl,brrrics . 60 ga soh.rrj,., % "a
r,.nharri,~ . q1ot3: .iro,ybcrri,> = IN. ,h,r
r,rs. white 3 81, b,,ck . ~. nrorb,. y.lIoN
frccs,oue . -. ybl,- clin,, \ ia. nluIn. . .lo
near. -. gra;cs . %
CIDER Ap,lo ! urr l9hh
COAL, OIL Eupion in his 5S. ,,..r ,,,l
60
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w AFTER AND LIGHT.
Some Figures For Waco People
to Consider.

mn rs VI 20 Il OI w tCO ICODlC
to Consider.
II has become SO common q habit in
Missouri and other western states for
Il 'uri 4hing and ambitious towns to
contract with nonresident persons
ana companies for the cstablS hmcut
u water works, gas works, and 81 nc
rlc ll2ht that Ii tie informant on ON
he subject will not be in ppOrtuuc.
Prof ElF OF the John Hopkins uni
VrrsitY, one of the members o. the
Mary aud tax commission, has made
III lnVrs igntlon OF these water work.
and light hg contracts in several
northern states AMI discovered tnut
hey ar, aim 'st invariably, co lily, AZ
'oll'g Hnd appointing. He say:
i have looked lmto The experience OF
| ole group of towns in New ork,
'ud they tell one story | have made
pn"iNi investigation of water supply
n several towns, an | have yet to
ii d once instance in wuich muuici-
pal seIt-h"Ip did not work nctt. than
/ tlc bru' tinent pstriot sm of private
| corporations The experience of
| Ia q Jpn, CNttarnugas cOdutV, New
! TX, tells the story TOR ii L. Che
INV ','. ,,", ""t + WORKS "9U lh'
.,r',,n.' ANY,, Uo'." y. WINS .'o"t "
s, V ~ Pu ny ,"'
.,,',ti,ton. ,I', 'V,o' " I,u VIZ, a. ~ ,
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u,.,nIi ,,a,. I,n "u w." nv, ~
r'n fa,cn' ,.,.ia ,r, WV" oN'
.t;,, ,o..s r};',ot,,I ~ 'l",
I mn, N '.,',, ''i~ ''0 ~ " u o0"''
..5n 900 -.
'nm..h, ~. o,,n 0 ,,n 5,,,e w. "'! 90 u
'r',f. T', ''1 NV w.
rn9ntr and E,od",ia ~, ,.,ni.
,n tL.,m'a.'.n o'''"+t ""N -, N'' u"
,ho oto,',,'Io -,
n nnaIIv tGi Gi.,i '"" 'pu' ""u "''
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n'r7,,.r.,tnn "'' 'en 'i' ~ ~ ".'
,,ar, -. 80, to I I',,' w. UP' Wv
.a.rL ,'o,l,i V''''' ,',"'
! III ,;1, 'o,''' n"o 'o'"p,".''H'
nnru IN wh,c', h, I0 ''r,,,nt ''''
"i' Irt n'o ~ wv N'' P0'
3 ,," INV = ,,u nn'y n'' % oncl 80 NJ
,nIGr,t, ,'nn,,''a o ~ Wy tt"'N'."! .
,'i'.i,is - "n" Wy Pc' pe'u"
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,I 'V'''''t ,n' ".' NJ iiin' nav ooo
t .,',th,l at,t 'I;,.i
e ~" u,.h 80 emma, M
4 O -,',,', ~, I' s.,on pay r"s d p'iF"
> p,'', ''Yo "". i'' ','Da - "
i'' ''N vac : "''j BiN III u lIiiil "a IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-23

Gabert Brothers, at their new
-tand on South Fourth str ct have
one OF he very han isOm 81 stocks of
imported aud American suIiug7
which the Waco market has ever
SHOWN. These suits hey will make
up on short notice, and in the very
q est styles o: cut. No well lres-ed
man CA aflDrd TO neglect Glbert' 8
Chtr.
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BY WIRE,
FINANCIAL.

rsGL1sH CoNso1s.
March 22.-Consols closed at
'.. ar money Silver 43i4d.
MONEY.
y.os. March 32.-Money on call, easy
per ccnt,last loan2 - closed at Pa
.r,ontlc paper, 5@5i4
2 STOCKS ANp boNps.
v., March %. The first sales Of
madc at irregular changes from
-, 6nal prices but declines were in
-,y and the market was decidedly
.ly trading. The decline was soon
however, and although extreme
lasted for over half an hour, prices
covered and while the market re-
,.rsri.h for most of the day steady i'm
d l nv, tool, place which ceased only with
'- Itn.inrss. An advance was specially
in the last hour, and the close was
'Y' .,irely quiet, but firm to strong at best
'"tbe day, for most of the list.
,.'.d bonds were quiet. The market
',a,aranyheavy throughout the forenoon,
' gnrrr LAGER in the day. Most bonds,
". are lower this evening.
.nmpnt bonds quiet and steady.
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see al tao new +, ke sha PCS in our
millinery department this week.
SANGER BROTHERS.
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WOOL.

st. LOUIS, March Acknowledgement quiet
hut steady; unWashed bright medium
l6g2i coarse braid, l592li low SAN
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'mmon sense WI indicate the certain nd
sn' Elr' ted cold Ia TIE lungs: rev, nj
tern mat on 10y using l't ais C,usn
NJ Ter thtt cough hic" p cents II bottle
sewer gns, Il sesse germs and
II RIIN c"utHgiou ARE eilcciually com
~ hJited hy burning hyiiou ph-
mo pA>uilts in room sAud Al art
MAI\\I Weuts. They ntc frHrrhut and
''"''i""i luviHurat'ug tn thVsick
skin Ard sculp dlscuscs nre
'EEFRI\C. permanently cured ny hydro
'"'"" uHphthol sosp,. u rUrc. hiGhiy
scent 4 mctrhl soap Tor t,i ct
DISEASE nursery F.S5Sa Ma ' ,.la
iuhnWed or swollen w us N'cla
and promptly to DNrlN~ Dental
"n" flas'cr~, which take tin place
oi opitios and dangerous tooth.
" Attn ache droi s.
'hAi IL Cons a,d huuiors csuse M
vain where Means Com aud
Buuiou Ihst,rs uro used They
quickly anuN nhAmatiuu and
roI'eyc pain.
d Small poX aud other coutngiou,
~ discusses ARE prevented by huru-
iur SV"burN's SWp'ur Caudles
'I\T\ IN cellats. closets, eiuks. ships
NHNiO' holds bird cage chicken CO ny,
etc.
sEABURN n JOHNSON. New York.
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NEW ORLEANH COTTON.

~" okLEANs COTTON VUTUHEs
ely 81 opened and ruled quiat closing
g ed '9te5SSNy 10 to ID points lower. Juue
,''es 1890