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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-28
Delegates, Take Notice!

A MEETING OF DELEGATES WILL BE
a. held at the A. o. o w. Hall. on Sur
day, December Goth, 1888, at IL o'clock
sharp. All Unions will act accordingly.
BY ORDER OF COM.
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DIRECTORY
Of the SALT LAKE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS UNION

OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION:
3. G RAYBOUL0. President.
WI SELLS, Vice President
HARVEY HARDY, Treasurer.
3. n. WILKINSON, Secretary.
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BoLoaNA, Ham and Pork sausages
at f. J. Nays, 81 f. First south ST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-13
JOHN DORY, No. 5l6I.
standard aud Registered.

sired by Pilot Mamhrlno, the best bred fon OF
ITloi. Dr. dam Indiana dam a. indianapolis, 22il.
by Nambnn0 Chief Pilot Mambrino made fccori
of 2a5t, In the mud. Public Trial over Loulsyilic
Jockey club Tmck In 2Sa.
Flr,t dam Of John Dopg Agnes ny Mambrino
star trcoord 2eg son 81 Mamhrlno chief Nam.
brlno chief was BY Mamhrino fnymnsior no by
MaInbrino he by Imported Messenger.
JOHN DORY Il 10 hands hiEh. scal hrown. al.
most black. two white heels, heavy mano and tail.
short coupled and heavy boned. NE Il a hor.o Of
nnc action. and very stylish. Although In bis Syoar
old form aud never Talncl, be- ven iastand lcycl.
headed. and eau speed At a 2aj Ealt lie wns ioaled
April ~. 1854 IT Indian lIlll Ky. Limited ~ ton
mares scfyioo fec $40 csh, with usual pryil.
eyes Of rcturn
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Meat, Il is said, is actually dearer in
Bucnos Ayres than in London. Indeed,
the people Of the former city complain
that while the beat Of Argentine mutton Is
sold to London consumers at y cents "a
pound they cannot get the beat At all, but
have TO pay 10 cents TO ~ cents per pound
fof inferior mutton.
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Talsl lau Aa.

Mr.. L. A. Ireland Of Brecn, Phillips 4
Co. Nashville, Tenn, says II was afflicted
with Files for twenty years, and | tried
every remedy offered me; finally used tho
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
Instant relief, aud has effected permanent
cure Rangum Root Medicine Co.. manu-
faciurcrs, Nashville, Tcun. 30 cents and 81
per battle. For sale at Holsters drug store.
No ~, Main street.
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FOR LEASE!
The Atlantic Hotel
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.

Iocaird Immediately on the Atlantic Ocean, aud
ono Of tho most delightful summer Rugfts in
Amcfica.
Cars Stop a. Front Doori
Inatlns. bathing aud Wishing at Hack Dpori
HousC and fumltufu IN firi clAss Orlcri
Hectric Bills Water and Gas Nv fycrY Room
last June. during the 1carhens' Assembly this
house tel and lodged daily over Que Thousand lco
pie. aud nov, 10 uailly The increased demands, ono
hunirUd moru furulHlfd rDuins are ~ ~ added
An elegant hall 4 holng built ~ The Teachers
Assembly, which insure their inCeiing every year
This alone will Iay all nnis aud biinf 10 Nnfrhcnd
Ia June thousands ~ people before any other sum
mef lreuft has n guest
shall H. pleased 20 correspond With any hotel
mau who has the ability 10 handle a THOUSAND
O. ". BLAcKNAGL
Ilnlclfh. N a.
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Carcd OF Neuralgia.

E,I WAN, wHTcuerEa Co. n. vi
January =, iosd
have been great sufferer with pains in
the back Of my head, worse thnn any head
ache. could not reach II with Internal
medicines at all, and during the cold wealth
er have suffered cxcTuciatingly. finally
thought wonld try an Alcock's Plaster APP
piled 60 the napc 81 my neck. In less than
half day the rain entirely ceased.
LOrIig T.. DrnEAs.
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THE MOST PRACTICALl THE MOST RELIABLE!
EVERYBODY COPY OF -
"OUR FAMILY PHYSIC[AN.'
NEW EDITION.

This pages OnOhf inches long six inches Wide and
and handsomely bound win en-
GOV Al Raltl,,orcl back
OTHER WORKS or TIE KIND EVER rup
IIsIIED
teaches those WHO have how to tell what the matter when person
gctsack.
This book tells
how does this
nyou will a andsc co
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Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

ying examined the Family rhyaa
Of diseases reliable terapuuch
department. A.. ~ y. Su,Aii ~
haveet
n opinion worthy confidence o. tho
public III D Ham, A. D.
Family rd peaslgs
treatment "as
" NJ
.or In Medical Colcys Chicago
"Ancr examining publication Physician fully ndno tbs
lopnl It's merits the above gentlemen
Profess rot the Medical COLLEGE,
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plng disease. proper AlPlh Homeopathic Ecus
ydroIaih aud Herbal treatments
Every Family guide health assist the family Doctor snoi intended
take the place Of every instance DO everything Poe'
In
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VIII be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
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No Other Book Published Does This.

sEcosUwhen really attacked by dangerous disease enables you
Land physician once
all the ailments Of family
full directions for treatment
dangerous aud tnns dsaasa
and Is call physician
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TO OUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

with premiums Subscribers only on, u'
publs intend e'
byhs past AMI paid u
appreciation t uen'
premium expensive and our cypress
sub~rbc will ask every old ueoe'
valuable premium constitute am
ONE subscriber Come ana ns
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4 paint-brush, the handle Of which Is
gold and the brush part Of red and white
enamel, Ia an attractive scarf-pin recently
introduced.
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BLUEGRASS" No. 384.
standard aud Registered.

Sired by Rysdyks lIamblcionian sin Of ~ trolter
with records of 2D or better, aud slro Of % sons
that have each gotten one OF morc 30 performers,
irst dam Kilt by Long Island BLACK nawEi second
dam by Young Dune, half brother 10 American
Eclipse third dam by COINS Messenger BY Inn
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Ia isjt hands hlgh, zeal brown, nj
most black, with wine colorcd tanks aud murslc,
twU white hoois heavy name aud tall. long bodied,
heavy boifcd aud very stylish. lie Il tho sire OF
Grvy Cloud record 2.23,S-thal 2ip'. OF yoechor
sire oi one 2aO performer. ando The damSf LadJ
of Lyons. reoord 215l. lie "a half brother 10 Der
ter. sl7i, Nettic. sis Jay Gould. 22lh; 0corg'
wilkes. 2sl aud full brother 10 Mcneaw, 2ae
.rEuRAss n the only son Of Rysiyts Ham
blrtonlan. whose services worc ever Offered 10 Tho
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY, and he viii this
season he limited 10 ten outside marcA Zee $50
cash. with usual privileges OF rciufn.
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4 tiny pair Of opera glasses in gold and
blue enamel makes a charming pendant
for lady's chain.
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No Other Book Published Does This.

special mention
Of
Of contains disgusting
oycrt eel printed
n tho book mother even h
had Q purchased at H. regular price,
chapters 70 equally written an valuable
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
II e A l. f. ST A r e.

40. CO.'S. R-Chnnccry Dour Of Shelby county,
state Of irnuCsscr W. -. ~ lltsou - ~.
,er IN 10 ~ si ~ ' ssn,s on NH he "a ay Of bSrem
Ter ISL y. ~ On fagr q lwill cell ~ public sue
ian. o. he hiuhcst bidd,f In iront 81 the CLERK
and Masters 0fnrc, Courthouse Of shelby county,
saturday. ,Iarch o, 1888.
within lcrli hour, the following desolIboi prop
cfty. tituHitd IN shelby county, Ichn, tuwiti
lots sud =. block In tuu ficksfur.
Lot and r smith subdivision II lot Z. Of block
.. Tenth Narl. beginning Ou the west tiie II Main
STREET IN iCct south NJ thr south luc ~ Aalama
sir,ci thence tonth Eiih Main stpct q feet thcnoc
WC.t ~ ioct, ihencc north - feet thence east 100
icgi 10 the tegIuninF
on The est lido of Main sirri hciWccn Alabama
ana jackson sirnsts. Tcnth Ward.
los T. p ~ y, ta. lo ". ~ ~ %. a. - ~
| a. block -. Tenth Wnri
Lots n. z, snd "a biars 49, Tenth wnri.
lots 1 aud y block Iu lruih Ward fronting -
icgi each on ILird street AMI fanng back 10 icgi
iStp hl,ek ~ Tenth Wafd
lot u. blnct a. Tenth Nnrl,
| ioi ~. blfsk NJ. Tenth Nrfd.
lot blpct 81, Tenth Msrl
lot ia. block q Tenth Nuni.
i.ota and 2, hlDrk 81 Tenth Wari.
tDt - and ~ bOk N Tenth ward,
i1t -. block VI, Tenth Nafd.
northeast anglg q fernando rad aud Mcl'moie
10 n II icr.sn',su'l.,Islon Of lot y Of wlllo
| Williams suhdylsiAn iTuniiug ~ ret on The
| south side VI la sinci fuuuuUnih District
| totA block ~, Hrovn atruuc,
Lots 10 aud u. Dunn tHlsli,lfloni ifuniing on
nsslo slruci and the lIgrUu lnnt fnad iNitl difei
| lot ~. Withrf PoDus subdivision, on JACKSON
| street fourccnth Ditiftf.
Loii. block 10. norlh ,iie Of Calhoun street, 'os
| lnfccL
Iolss block 4 ovs,Iih subdivision, Fourteenth
| NJ ifirL N
lot and east half Of W q biloxi =, Ovofton al
| dillon. Toutiecnth Ifiif Al. .xis1 feet.
| fniH - and ~ bl0rk Trnih NMh
Terms u sale-Op yrrylIi Of sk months not
with security. bcarida iAsrri irim a9te, frguifed
ST. MoboRFIt. Ciett aud Master.
ny y nrdl:y Y and W,
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No Other Book Published Does This.

10 used by
physicians separately and for each doAs the methods used by
of tho prescriptions made by
modes practice This makes the specially
school Of medicine they prefer
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win be charged at
rate Of itc for two lines one Insertion; two inser.
lions, 25c one week. Soc
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The Kings Rail- n b. given al The osYo@o Hotel
on the night of February n eau only be attended
by those receiving invitation, ladies' a. well a.
gentlemen must b. provided With thc-c tail,manlo
favon. Invitations are no, transferable. Al CON
munleailons should 10 sent by mail and addressed
SPHINX"
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DoARD-IT5 sECOND-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with board for man and wiic can u had Al
ia Rccnnd street Reference must D. given. Day
boaticrr solicited hls W ethtkhh
DoARD-GooD DAY BOARD AT tiSuo PR
ID month. go Union A.
NAY BOARD. ALSO ONE ELHGASTLY fuH.
~ nahcd front RON Tot gentlemen. ii5 Court
street
DnlRABLE ROOMS AND BoARD ArT MAD
~ son sircci
INuRNHuED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
II board. ~ Main street
ItENTIFMi.N CAN CIT COMFORTABLE DAY
VI board AZ No. ~ CouftSt Tor $40 per wcrk.
DoOMs-NICELY FUESisHED OR uSFuh.
IN nishcf. with or without boari. NJ Market q
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STOLEN. 81
If,sr.

rs MRNPIIIs on MONDAY. fEwY Q, t5Ioo
! whipped IN plocc ~ brown paper, In bills, o.
iollowE Two sos. one SO ono " and ones fiud
er will hc lbcraly rrwaried by returning same a.
me OF my attorneys, smith a COLLIER
MARY v GRADY
DuPPY-BRowNN kwFoUNDLAND; RETURN
/ 10 George n lctcn. - Iauderialc street.
aud he rewarded.
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MHAyIsi,.

C,ow-oN OCT. TO-. FisoM ~ ALABAMA ~. J
~ small brindle COW. TIPS az both horns saved
Oh aud holes borcd through near tip ends Spring
Ing 10 calves when left ~ reward Tor return 10 ~
Alahama street
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\. D. sEwArD, optician. Al Muliord's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-17

the block ruther than kill child, say
nuthln of grown person. Here the hubs
and fellers of these big drays and trucks
are mussed up all the time with the frag-
ments of your best people. Look at me-
What encouragement is there for man to
come here and tradea Folks that live here
tell me that they do most of their business
by telephone in the daytime, and then do
their runnin' around at night, but I've got
apast that. Time was when | could run
around nights and then NOW all day, but
can't do it now. People that leads sud
dentary life, spose, demands excitement,
and at night they will have their fun; but
take a man like me-he wants to transact
his business in the daytime by word O
mouth and then go to bed. He don't want
to go home at O'clock with a plug hat full
of digestive organs that he never can posi-
bly, put back just where they was before"
mo | don't want to run down big city
like New York and nuther do | want to be
midtown myself They tell me l can go up
town on this side and take the boat so as to
get to Jersey City that way, and Pm going
to do it ruther than to go home with a neck
yoke run through me. Folk say that Jur-
den is a hard road to travel but Pm posi-
tive that a man would get ierlled up and
fined for driving as fast there as they do on
Broadway, and then another thing, | spose
there's a good deal less traffic over the
road"
He then went down Wall street to the
Hanover Square station and | saw him no
more. BILL NYE.
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1NG'BRoApwAY.
Bill Nye Encounters a Stranger Who
Had Been Experimenting.
From the Neto York World.

from Ne NeD 1OTb WOTt1
Yesterday at $3.50 p. M, near the corner
of Fulton street and Broadway, a middle
aged man might have been seen removing
his coat and wiping the shoulders thereof
with a large red handkerchief of the Thur
man brand. There was a dash of mud in
his whiskers and crick in his back. He
had Just sought to cross Broadway, and the
disappointed ambulance had gone up street
to answer another call. He was pam man
with a limited vocabulary, but he spoke
feelingly. / asked him if | could be of any
service to him, and he said no, not specially
unless / would be kind enough to go up
under the back of his vest and see if | could
find the end of his suspender. did that,
and then held his coat for him while he got
in it again. Then he walked down the east
side of Broadway with me.
"That's twice I've tried TO git acrost to
take the Cortlandt street ferry boat sence
o'clock, and he'd TO give it up both times"
he said after he had secured his breath.
$50 you don't live in town.
"No sir, don't, and there won't be any
body else livin' in town either if they let
them crazy teamsters run things Look at
my coat! I've wiped the noses of seventy
nine single horses and eleven double teams
sence | O'Clock, and my vitals is all a per-
feet iell. | bet IL ] was hauled up right
now to be post-mortumed the rear breadths
of my liver would be sight to behold"
"Why didn't you get policeman to es-
cort you acrossp
"Why, condemn il, / did futher up the
street, and when left him the policeman
reckoned his collar-bone was broke It's
blamed outrage, think. They say that
man that crosses Broadway for year can
be mayor Of Boston, but my idee Is that he's
a heap more likely TO be mayor Of New
Jerusalem"
"Where do you live, anyway
"Weu, / hive near Pittsburg, Pa, where
business is active enough to suit most any
body, specially when q man tries to blow
out a natural gas well, but we make our
tearpsters subservient to the constitution
of the United States. We don't allow this
Juggernaut business the way you fellers
do. There aman would drive clear around
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. CT

BALTIMORE. June 16.-Flour quiet but
steady: Howard street and Western superfine
S25O63 90, extra SO 250t4 co. family 81 Esq
rs city mills super1ne 81 5062 65, extra So 25
03 rs; Rio brands 81 95M5 TO- Wheat-Southern
quiet and easier; Fultz 8S@192c, LongbeTy 900
93c: Western weak and dull; No. winter red,
on spot and June delivery SSl6c. Corn
Southern, white weak, yellow scarce and firm at
$4,000.
CTNoINNAr1, June 16.-Flour in light demand.
Wheat dull; No. 2 red Ole. Corn steady No 2
mixed 53c. Oats dull; No. mixed 3616c
provisions barely steady and unchanged. Lard
steady Bulk meats steady. Bacon closed steady.
Whisky firm at 81 il. Hogs quiet.
ST. LOUIS June 16-Flour dull. Wheat
opened weak and declined NC on account Of
general unloading; later recovered about &c
and closed &c below yesterday; No. red, cash
s534c, July delivery 9l08SIfc. Corn lower;
cash 4l4M4l1fc, July delivery 4J95G14634c
Oats weak and lower; cash 3l1sGD32Ac. June de
livery 315sc bid Whisky closed steady at 81 IL.
Provisions steady
LousvuI.E, June 10 Grain firm: Wheat
No mixed 92c. Corn-No. 2 mixed 53c, No. 2
white SIC. Oats-No. 2 mixed 3613t37c. Pro-
visions quiet.
NAVAL STORES
NEW YORK, June 16, noon.-Spirits turpentine
dnll at 36c Rosn dull at 81 15011 20.
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet at 81 1901 20 Tur-
pentine dull at 36c.
CHARLEsroN, June 16.-rurpentine steady at
33c Resin dull
WrLMINaroS, June 16 Spirits turpentine
steady. Rosin qulet;. strained s2lkc, good
strained 871fc. Tar firm at ii 40. Crude tur-
pentino firm; hard 81. yellow dip VI 90, virgin
81 90.
NEW York, June 16.-Rice steady.
NEW ORLEANS, June 16.-Rce unchanged.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, June
1913 bbls rosin. bbls spirits turpentine, 40
pkgs hardware, IS sacks rice. 800 steel rails 5S3
plates, sacks peas, AZ boxes tel supplies, 10
nests trunks, 10 sacks peanuts, % bbls oil, so
caddies tobacco, car wood l stove, and mdse,
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
June 1906 bales cotton, ,423 bbls rosin. O. 725
crates vegetables, 1870 bbls vegetables. S35
bbls spirits turpentine, ~ boxes drugs, 189 bdls
iron, 523 sacks corn . cars coal. cars brick, IS
bbls whisky. $50 sacks oats. 20 bales hides. II
bales wool, 100 bales hay, 81 cars lumber. 2tanks
oil, IS bales moss, "a, 200 watermelons, Is boxes
and crates pineapples rs pkgs mixed mdse.
Per steamer st Nicholas, from Fernandina
-73 bbls rosin. 10 bbls spirits turpentine, / key
alcohol. / case tobacco, 1875 empty bbls, oil
tank, 8 bds hides 5 bales wool Z bbls kerosene
oil, box sundres, 10 pieces pipe, 6 empty half
bbls, basket measures pair tongs, pkg dry
goods oil pumps, 25 bds iron boxes shoes,
box tools, case wine, box hardware.
Per Central Railroad, June i6-22 bales cot
ton 1854 bbs spirits turpenJ'ne. 500 bbs rosin, %
bales warn. % bales domestics 2 bales wool, 107
pkgs tobacco. rolls leather IA, 025 lbs bacon, 81
crates fruit, 5000 bushels oats, &c $50 lbs bran,
20 bales hay bbls whisky, 5 hf hbls whisky,
90 bbls beer, 1876 hf bbs beer, 40 or bbs beer 90
pkgs mdse, q pkgs furniture. 2, 1875 bushels corn,
D bbls -four q cars lumber, 267 tons pig IRON
case liquor, box wax and tallow, car brick 80
bales paper stock, 10 pkgs hardware. 5 cases
plaids, z cars coal, pkgs hides.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Nacoochee. from New York
J T burst. III Fleming, A Dickerson, e c Terry,
Mr. Slossberger, r Terry, w II Pearson, F U
Evans, NJ U Austill, NJ U Austill Jr,V U Stearns,
r U Kendell, Platshek, Mrs B Brown, and 2
steerage.
Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
Mrs Leggett and child Luke Carson and wife,
DR. C II Colding p II Evans, Mrs f. F. Jackson
W Barry, G II Cotter, J NJ Robinson, J NJ
Fisher, Mrs w r Scoield, Jas Lachlison, Mrs
Maxwell. and deck.
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at Lippman Bros.
Drug Store as their giving away to their
customers of so many free trial bottles of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it always
cures and never disappoints. Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Groups and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured You can
test it before buying by getting trial bottle
free, large size 81. Every bottle warranted
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Summer Tariff.

The adoption Of summer tariff at the
Harnett House, below what has heretofore
been the rule at that excellent hotel, is sure
to be productive OF satisfactory results, and
indicates the wisdom of the management.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New York, June TO- noon.-Stocks quiet but
firm. Money easy at 1@1h per cent Ex-
change-long, 81 S634@14 81 short, 81 $500
4 SO. State bonds dull and featureless. Govern
ment bonds dull but steady.
Erie ....... 1884 Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. 1865 Terminal ...... 2316
Lake Shore. 904 Western Union. 7616
Eorf & W. pref 46M
500 p. m.-Exchange dull but steady Money
easy at 1m115 per cent. closing flat. Sub
Treasury balances-Coin, $1a, S1S, 600; currency,
SIG, 305, 000 Government bonds steady but dull
four per cents 1879; four and half per cents
l01. State bonds dull and featureless
The stock market was quite active to-day,
especially in spots but the tone of the dealings
was strong and material gains were made
throughout the list many stocks closing at the
highest prices for the week There was dearth
of news but meager advices from the west were
Of q reassurng nature, and Ito Changers were
prominent both for activity and strength. The
special feature was New England, which was
very strong, and The buoyancy in the stock was
attributed to interests closely allied to the prop
frty, and a prominent broker with Boston
house was conspicuous in the dealing, bidding
for large lots. London bought the market at
the opening and prices began to advance i'm
hediately. New England, Louisville and Nash
tlle, Missouri Pacific and Changers led the
market, and values moved up rapidly during
the first hour, but after that time sales for re-
bliZation kept the market down, though the ad-
vance met with no setback The market closed
tuiet and strong at the best figures. Sales ag
kregated $4,000 shares. The following were the
klosipy
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. June 16, noon-Cotton quiet,
without quotable change; middling uplands
7-lod; middling Orleans 51ed; sales 5000 bales,
or speculation and export LOCO bales; re-
elpts 5000 bales-American a, 100.
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause,
July and August 26-64d; August and Septem-
Ter 5 25-6id Market inactive.
- p. m-Sales of the day included 5000 bales
American
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, June
ielvery 27-64d, sellers; June and July de-
very 764d, sellers July and August 2664d,
buyers; August and September 26-64d, sellers;
september and October 1664d, sellers; Octo-
eerand November 11-641, buyers; November
IND December god, buyers; December and
January 9-64d, buyers; September 25'64d,
sellers. Market closed steady.
NEW YORK, juno 10, noon.-Cotton steady f;
bidding uplands 10 $3.50, middling Orleans
W 5-l6c: sales 1866 bales.
Futures-Market opened and closed steady,
WIN sales as follows: June delivery opened at
~ O5c and closed at 10 0Dc; July opened at 10 09c
ana closed ut 10 12c; August opened at 10 1sc,
closed at Tic; October opened at ACC, closed
az soc; November opened at doc and closed
1t 41c
300 D. m.--Cotton steady; middling uplands
~ 5-l6c middling Orleans 10 5-l6c; sales to-day
90 bales, last evening 100; net receipts $50 bales,
gross 1884 bales.
Futures-Market cloGed steady with sales OF
To,2OO bales as follows: June delivery 10 09c.
July 10 l2O10 13c, August 10 200D10 2lc, Sep
benbcr 716l9 re, October 50d9 sic, No
vemoer 4lGr9 42c, December 1902 43c. Jan
" Sa5y 1909 5oc, February 967@9 6sc, March 50
us b6c, April 736l9 74c. May 500 SIC.
hessrs. Hubbard. Price q Co. s cotton circu-
.ar says: Tue contract market was rather
narrow one, and while prices for the summer
months have shown a gain of points for the
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