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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
uoRss-ANp Cow.rEED. 80.
KINNEY BROTHERS
POPLAR HoRsEFEED AND CoW-FEED.

POPULAR hokS k-FtkD AND COW En- y.
Now IL the tlno o soud Ia your orders before
Buffalo Bin. who kn0 VS. q good Oirg when le
secs IT, gotules Up an No have. liis Biz IN
JUNS and COWBOYS are whOoping t up. and
tho result l. that everybody VINO owns a horse cor
q COW Is rushing. OF should o. rushing, pt'l-mnil
t0 get the "cuOlro cuts But "cCme one,
come AL ami By "hOOA or CROOK we'll manage
10 supply your wants
Cur CRUSHED CORN ami OATS and different
mixtures make an invaluable feed Tor an binds
ot stock, poultry Included. 40 pou'frv-rasor
and chicken fainter should 90 moment ln
laying ln supply.
Exhibitors Of aue stock 81 tho Expo iton VIII
make great mistake q they fat o. use oar
products
CRUSHED CORN All OATS ALWAYS on hand
~ LOW PRICES. Also, HAY, STRAW, SHIP
STUFF BRAN.
GOocs delivered free within city.
lINNkN BpOTHRRS,
Richmond Eeed-Nflls.
lini Cary -ireot.
Phone -o}. o. 6-ltNtsuNMet
Hay, GRAIN, AND MlLL-FEED
4 We are Offering choice
HEAVY tOhN BRAN
al very low figures. Phone 300.
THOMAS s. VIM & CO., foei-Deslers.
Marshall street between ilith ana sixth
iy 2-3m
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SYST CHURCH corner Maln AMI Beech strss.sl.
Preaching sCSDAY a. IL A. 81. aui =. 81
10y the PASTOR RoT W. J. sniPNAS. AuaIo Ia-
yted 10 attend =
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80 a.. j R. MAGGFNER VIII

preach at Laurel-s,re-t Methodist church a. II
A. NJ. hoy ". q. WAgGRNRR viii preach az q.
NJ. Revival services will continue through the
week. Strangers welcome.
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OLD FIRM KEESrABLIsED.

The undersigned have tots day entered into a
co-partnership under tie nrm-nsme Of
QUARLEs NcCCHDY, 70 Commence Oc.ohcri
1888, 70 transact mo REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
ia al ne branches a. tho ola stanI, 10. i3ig
MAIN STREET, aud respectfully so.ii. re cone
unued patronage " friends and no pubic gen.
orally. g.. 81. QCAHLEs.
So 3lGt u. a. ACUEDY.
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Soy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rev. ". W. LANDRUN, d. D., will preach at n a.
N. and p. 81. Is
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ComplainlpQ Letters.

We have numerous letters complain
ing Of the railroad companies for the
high rates charged persons desiring to
come to the Exposition. Inasmuch,
however as new arrangements have been
made which are supposed to be salts
factory, we omit tho letters. We must
say that it is doing gross injustice to
Richmond for anybody to charge her or
her authorities with having had any hand
in fixing the high rates complained Of,
and which injure her 40 seriously.
The following note Is somewhat differ
emit from most Of the letters We have
on hand, and ought perhaps to be pub
lished;
RIcHMoSD. Va, October 3, 1883.
10 the Ldit0r Of the Dispatch:
have Just returned from the Valley
OF Virginia Before Leaving inquired
Of the railroad agent at Woodstock for
excursion or round-trlp tickets to our
exhibition. but WAS told that he had
none on sale and knew Of none. This
was on Nouday last / think IT but
proper to inform You Of this and also to
add that in that section Of our State our
grand Exposition IS but poorly sdyer-
tiscd. Our iulefatiPable president, Mr.
Starkc, should be informed Of tine, for
this is part Of tho state controlled by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and we
all know where their sympathies arc To-
Gated. iJChMOND.
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Iniet'ers snd kilograms must 30 addressed
10 THa DISPATCH COHPANY
Rejected communications will no, b 70
rurued.
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AE#NPifLi FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We hare a sToNRHRTZ FOLDER, in perfec,
order. walsh Ee Will sell n great bargain. lt
vii fold az sighl- Or f0af-psgo paper fae siA3
OF Ia Disbafca OF smaller. IL will slsO cut and
pas,s The eighI-yage paper itcaR 30 readily
Attached 10 ahy pgo8s
We refer 70 toe Petersburg lndsr-4 ppedl es 50
the character u ia WORK. eince mat paper has
The Counterpart Of this macniae Gttschel % is
press AID now ia successful operation Adj
dress THE DiSPAfCa COMPANY
~ %lm' kichnond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Every travelling man should take with
him bottle OF Salvation Oh. Price
only Is cents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept 14-Mr. Dougherty, OF
Florida, obtained unanimous consent to have
read telegram received by Mr.. White. of New
York, from Surgeon-Reneral Hamilton. 1t is
dated Camp Perry, Sept. IL, and il as fol-
lows:
This camp is getting IN splendid condition, and .
safe and sure outlet is provided from Florida n
fected points to the North No sickness among ref
ugees here. There are FIVE cases of yellow fever in
hospital tents half a mile away. We have in the
place twenty-eight pine buildings and $50 "A'
tents. The weather IS wet and favoTs Developments.
The demand for aid from frightened Florida and
Georgia towns entirely beyond the appropriation.
AS soon the telegram was read the House
took up and passed the Senate joint resolution
appropriatine 5000. 900 TO suppress infection In
the Interstate commerce of the United States.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole on the private calendar.
dozen private bills were agreed to in COM
mittee aud passed by the House.
Mr.. Forney, Of Alabama, submitted the con-
ference report on the sundry civil bill
Mr.. Payson, of Illinois, earnestly opposed its
adoption. basine his antagonism upon the clause
making appropriation for the new library
building. Finding is impossibls to secure action
Oh the report toe day, Mr.. Forney withdrew 1t
The House then took a recess, the evening ses-
sion to be for consideration of private pension
bills.
The House, at its evening session. passed
thirty-two private pension bills. and at 1880 ad-
iou-ned until Monday.
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T-Trace of precipitation.
They Cannot Read.

Patrolman Schaffer, of the city police force,
has had q rather peculiar experience with the
Indianapolis post-office system, which does NOT
reflect very highly upon the official care of its
employees. Mr.. Schaffer is acting in the capacity
OF rent-collector for Holes Barrows of Cncin-
natl, who owns property in this place, and it has
been his custom to forward the money immedi-
ately after IFS collection Recently he received
postal card from Mr.. Barrows. stating that the
rent for two months back had failed to come 10,
ana an explanation was asked for. Schaffer
had sent the money ut the appointed
time. by money-order and. upon inquiry.
at the postohice hero he found the letter,
money and all, waiting to be claimed. It was
directed, In very isgibls hand. TO Holes Bar
rows, 240 West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
but bore list of post marks and official stamps
that showed IL bad been wandering around for
an owner for some time. Its history. as cleaned
from that, Is as follows: Being mailed at this
Office on August 9, il had reached Cincinnati on
August 10. Here it was officially stamped by
lettercarries No. l24, IL. I'll A" with these
words, "Gone from No. 327 Broadway" The
letter was on August IA, sent TO the general de-
livery department. of the Cincinnati pcstoffice,
and four days later was advertised. On Sep
TENDER 1 ii was marked Unclaimed and re-
turned to this Office with Postage, one cent
due, on its face.
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eeedings that were disorderly, and does not de-
sire to be called upon daily TO rebuke violations

eeedngs that we're disorderly, and does not de-
sire to be called upon daily TO rebnks violations
Of order"
The disputation between the two Senators
continued for some time longer and several left
handed compliments were interchanged, but
none more notable thar those already quoted
The House bill to enlarge the duties of the
Department of Agriculture and to create "a ex-
ecutive department Of agriculture was taken M,
discussed at some length, and final action on it
postponed till Monday next
Among the bills passed were the following:
The House bill authorizing the Postmaster-gen-
eraI to advertise for and purchase improved reg
istered mail locks and keys. without amend
ment; the House bill providing boards Of arbi-
tration to settle differences between interstate
railroads and their employees upon written appli-
cation Of either party to the controversy; pro-
viding penalties for violation of quarantine regu-
lations: the House bill for investigation of the
miningdeb question in the State of California;
the Senate bill to declare forfeited certain lands
granted to the State of Michigan to aid in the
construction Of railroad from Ontonagon to
the Wisconsin State line: the Senate bill author
izine citizens Of Colorado, Nevada and the Ter
rltories to fell and remove timber on the public
domain for mining and domestic PURPOSES.
Tbs Senate then adjourned until Monday.
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FOR LEASE,

LHoR LEASE On LONG TIMELY THE QUAK-
i er Valley Water-power Company, located on
Spring river, at Lowell Baxter Springs and Ga
lena. southeast Kansas aTshaped building each part
l6x4S feet with the use of fine Leffel Wheel giving
81 horsepower. This fine location for the
facture of small wood work such as handles. hames
spokes, ETC.; or for . paper-nil for fax. Also,
would sell half interest in this. the best water
in southern Kansas including the Quaker Valley
would take good farming lands in Grant Delaware.
Henry or Hancock counties in indiana in exchange.
For information address WM. b. MORGAN Earl
ham College Richmond Ind, or MORGAN BROTH
ERS. Lowell. Cherokee county. kansas.
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
ANNA, p.nor, Of mt p. CIV.

Annual Report of the T., p. & w.
President Leonard, of the Toledo. Peoria d
Western, has just made public his annual re-
port for the fiscal year ending june 30, in which
good deal of interest is taken on account OF its
unfortunate disaster last year. The company
took possession Of the road on July l. 1887, and
during the succeeding year earned as follows
Gross earnings .S94o, o@4l|
Operating expenses, taxes and general
expenses
Net income, after expenditures of about
$50 COO for betterment of road and -
equipment. -TASo,Vcf.oo
This would have left q surplus OF Sl9Vo4
after payment of the annual interest on the
issue of 81. 800 900 first mortgage A per cont
bonds, were it not for the disastrous accident
which occurred on the 10th Of August. 1857. In
order TO pay promptly the claims arising iIom
this disaster, it was deemed to be for the best
interest or the company to use for that purpose
all its available resources, and as a consequence
the interest on its first mortgage bonds due the
lat of January and LIST OF July last, was neces-
ssrily left unpaid, amounting TO $500 wnicn
the company has now liquidated by the pay
ments by the Farmers Loan & Trust Company
$i5, 900 in each and by the issue of 1000 de-
benture scrip bearing per cent interest from
April, 1899, or sooner, at the option OF the COM
pany. The holders of s3.6l2. 900 bonds have al
ready accepted this settlement After paying
1888, 6l7. 50 in liquidation of every claim arising
from the accident of the 10th of August. 1857,
the company's indebtedness at present, beyond
its issue of s., 500 900 first mortgage bonds Will
be S304, 1856
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Methodist Episcopai.

NENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
" Church, corner of Central avenue and Butler
street. Rev. J. II. Ford ID. D.. pastor. Preaching
at 1890 a. m. and 7:l5 .. m. BY Rev. George Il. Cur
tbs ID. d., of DePauw University. Class-meetng at
$50 IN. Sunday-school ut PTS p. m; W. ID.
cooper, superintendent Young peoples meeting At
6:45 D. IN. Strangers cordially welcomed
NEERIDAN-STREET NJ f. CHURCH. CORNER
Nl Meridian and New York streets. Rev. j. E. Gil.
bert, ID. d., pastor. Preaching at 1890 a and
$50 !. Sundsy-school at 2:15 D. IN. In connec-
ton with the morning service d.. Gilbert will receive
class of probationers into full connection and make
a brief report OF his three years pastorate.
D0BERTS PARK VI. f. CHURCH-C0RNER
III Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev. S. A. Keen,
d. d., pastor. Quarterly meeting services. Preach
ing tonight at 730 o'clock by Rev. 8. Tincher. D. ID.
Tomorrow, a. m, love feast 1870 .. m, sacra-
$50 ?. m, class meeting $50 p. m preaching by
the pastor; theme City PsganisIn." An cordially
invited 10 attend
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Sl.OO
You Can Go
Sl.O0

to Cincinnati on c., H. g. ID. flyer at $50 this
afternoon, get of at Brighton t7:20l which is
within three squares of the Fall of Babylon
take in the 'Fali"-take train again at Brighton
at lilo p. NJ, and be home early Sunday morn
ing. Round trip only 81. OF course you can re-
main until Wednesday. if desired. Mistake not
the route-C., II. q d. w. II. FISHER
General Agent c., II. & ID.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON. Sept 13-
For Indisna-Light showers, preceded in
southern portion by fair, slightly cooler, west
erly winds.
For Ohio-Fsr. followed by light showers;
warmer in eastern portion; stationary tempera-
ture in western portion; southerly winds.
For Lower Michigan-Local rains, preceded
in eastern portion by fair. slightly cooler winds,
shifting to southwesterly.
For Upper Michigan and Wisconsin-Light
rains followed by cooler. clearing weather; west
erly winds.
Local Weather Report
ISDIAyAPOIIs Sent IL
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EEATHL0PH0R0S co. 1t2 Wall St. Mr..
- - y 4 { -
DIED.

HITZ-Marguerite Arnold infant daughter of Ben.
jarnin b. and Caroline Hitz Thursday evening. at
o'clock Funeral from family residence SO North
Pennsylvania street. at p M Saturday, the 10 tn.
Friends of the family invited to be present.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
~ Delaware and Ohio streets. Services tomorrow
at 1880 q. m and 7:30 p. M Preaching by ID. r.
Lucas of Des Moines, la. Morning subject Chris
tan Prde;" evening subject "A Plain Gospel" Sun
day-school at 2:30 p. IN. Prayer.meeting Thursday
evening at 1870. AL invited TO these services.
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Leayenworth Times.
Several thousand little farmers left their sheep
among the rocks Monday in Name and stubbed
it over the hills to tho Old school house to bury
the Mills bill with their little ballots They APP
pear to have done it.
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MERIDIAN

DLYMoUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
l. and New York streets. Oscar G. McCulloch, minis.
ter. Services both morning and evening In the
opment Law OF Christian Life" In the evening
Dr. Jsfery pastor of the First Baptist Church will
conduct the services. Sunday school $50 o'clock.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

HURST BAPTIST CHURCH-NORTHEAST COR
I.ner Pennsylvania and New York streets. Reuben
Jehery, ID. d., pastor Morning service, 1890.
Evening service, 7:30. The Rev. Winfield Scott, ID.
D. of San Francisco, win preach Sunday school at
2:l5 D. m
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CONGREGATIONAL
rFAyFIOWER CONC

6TAYFL0WER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
IVA Corner East and st. Clair streets. Services a:
1880 a M. and 1870 p. IN, conducted by Rev. l.. q.
Rogers. of Arcade n. Y. Sunday school at $50 a.
IN. The public cordially invited
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CASITARY HOME--AT 1874 N NEW JERSEY
- ST.. Indianapolis, Ind. Chronic diseases and dis
of women = speciality. The methods employed
electricity, Swedish movements, baths and ether
hygenic agents. RACHEL SWAIN II. ID.
AIRS L. DEMASTINE WILL OPEN HER NEW
wi store. No 80 Jackson square. opposite new
Union Depot, Saturday, with full line of foreign and
domestic fruits and confectonaries VIII be pleased
TO have ali her old customers give her call MRS.
l.. DEAASTINE.
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The liver and kidneys must be kept 10 good
condition. Hoods Sarsaparilla IL q great rem
edy for regulating these organs.
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DON'T ScOLD

man for groaning when he has
Rheumatism or Neuralgia. The pain
is simply awful. No torture in the
ancient times was more painful than
these twin diseases. But-oughtn't
aman to be blamed if, having Rheu.
matism or Neuralgia, he wont use
Ath-lo-pho-ros, when it has cured
thousands who have suffered in the
same way? 1t has cured hundreds
after physicians have pronounced
them incurable.
1.-THE skill of five physicians could not
cure me of rheumatism which had settled
in the hips, neck and shoulders. Sointense
wss the pain that sleep almost irnpos-
sble. The first dose of Athlcphoros gave
me relief. and the third enabled me to sleep
for four and half hours without waking
continued its and well"
REV s. II. TROYER, New Albany, Ind
e3rSend cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture, moorish Maiden"
TIVE ATHL0PH0R0S co. ne Wall St. NJ.
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PreSbyteriaB.

HCECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-GORNER
~ Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod. ID. D., pastor. Services in the lee
at 1880 a. IN. The pastor win preach No evening
service IN the church, but instead DR.. Mcleod will
preach in the Peck Mission North Delaware street.
the evening Sunday school at $50 D. m. Y. p. S.
c. +. at the usual hor- in the evening Prayer
ing Thur sday At c:3O p. m
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NLfhNI II FfNtSb1 IEhIAN CHUKCh-CUhNkR
- OF Cedar and Elm streets. Take Virginia avenue
car TO Cedar street r. V. Hunter. pastor. The las.
services in the old church will be held tomorrow.
Morning subject, Mingled Emotions" The evening
congregation will be addressed by old members and
friends of the church. Persons who have formerly
been members of this church in vited
TO De present All pupils Of Sabbath will be IN
their places early. The public welcome.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER OF NERD
i ian and Second streets. Rev. j. Albert Rond-
thaler, ID. D., pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. m. by
the pastor. Sunday-school at 2:l5 y. II. Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:45 D.
ia ehspel No evening service. Dr. Rondthslsr viii
preach 1T 7.30 p. m. in East Washington Chapel.
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This would have left surplus of sls.oS4

Net income. after expenditures of about
$4,000 for betterment of road and
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CTRAYED-RED cow WITH WHITE SPOTS,
- upper part of face white horns turn in eyes.
Had leather halter, end tied to RICH. fore foot
Finder win be rewarded by returning ner to 7Sl
North Mississippi street.
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General observations
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-26
OBSERVE THE ARROR DAY.
AYAIL 21IR. lsss.

Let all observe the vernsl Arbor Day;
Make no excuse for want OF time. or age;
Blend manly toll with cheerful, happy D ay,
'' wa W
Bring forth the tender shrub, the tree ana
vine.
Ana plant them by The house or in the field
They will in time. We hope. for thee or thine,
u mot for us, for Others they Will bear
The shining appIs. near or lnsoious nsa,b,
The JUICY grapes. ali sparkling bright ana rare,
Wh smiling hang within an easy reach.
Plant oak or ash in useless spots ofground,
pirch or willow at the murmuring brook,
Some dowe'ing shrub upon the srasy mound,
o. useful tree In any vacant nook.
rna ,r.oefu, rn.n,e ana the ,r,vr.,, r,,a
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D. P. STACKHOUSE,
ss & 30 EAST KING, sT.,
LANCASTER. PA. aqOlydAw
SALE.

IJO5lTlVE PUBLIC SALE,
OK FnrpAY, q7rH DAY OF ArRrI, A. ID. 1855,
OF Russell shulmyer will or pose to public
Lancaster city, tho following real estate, to
No. !. All that certain two story Brick Dwell.
ing House. with a two. story brick back build.
o,6er necessary outssiidins.. Wen With % pump sap
southeast side 81 Manor Street Isncs.tSr @ c,ty ass
feet. more or less. ana extending In dsptS as 20
feet, more or less, TO lafayette street, adjoin-
All shst s1S Srisa S.e,,
ing attached. frame barn ana other outbuiid.
inRs yell OF water with pump. etc., and lot Of
the southeast side Of Manor street., Lancaster M
81 feet. more or less, and extending in depth
230 feet, more or less, 20 Lafayette street, ad.
Joining property OF Mrs. John Doerr. No. j.
ho:s All those certain four two-story Brick
Dwelling Houses, with two story back build
srsotea and lot ground tSsssto Ss
longing. situate Nos AL, 42s 42s and 127. on the
s%s. sfs.s IT 'ss 81
tanning in front on sa,d Cherry alley 81 feet,
one inch. and extending in depth li2x feet.
more or less. to q IL feet common alley. adjoin.
Ing property OF John Mercer, pubic alley and
NO =. MI tnOS6 ceTtdin Two Two STORY Br1cR
Dwelling Houses, with twostory back build.
ings attached and other improvements thereon
erected. ana lot OF ground thereto belonging
situate Nos. 4S3 and ABS. on .he east side 81
Cherry alley, between Lemon and James
streets. IN the city of Lancaster, contai ming in
front on said Cherry alley 70 feet, . inches, and
extending In depth ll2k feet, moro less. TO
erty of John ". Musser. J. Is. Myers q nd ott.
ers. These properties will be sold as mum.
bered. or separately. a. may be deemed most
advantageous.
sale TO commence at " o'o'ock p. m, when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by GEO, bHULMYkR
JOEL l.. HAisRs, Auot. APRIL W, ,St1
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NEW York. April %. l:SOp. m.-Money closed
At per cent; Exchange steady posted
4 s6b< for 90 DAYS ana q ss6A ssN for demand :,
Governments closed steady; currency IS,
g 2lk BID; - coup, q 2ox tk's DO. d OK
The stock market this morning was active
with the low priced stocks the features IT here
was . good buying. ana the whole list with
the exception OF Heading steadily advanced.
the top figures being current at the present
writing. sharp selling OF Reading Just be-.
fore midday caused some display OF weakness
by that stock. but It soon recovered. The sd.
vance In the general list ranged from ~ to ~
per cent.