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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

GALVESTON. TEL Juue6 -CoDr unchanged
as follows: Wholesale grocsrs' quoJ
tation.: Good ordinary, lsc; fair lSHcs
prime. &c., choice, 191sc; peaberry, zoe; Ole
gov rnment Java. .4c.
NEW YoRS, June 6.-Cofee-Spottair; Bic
l6hc; options ste ady; sales IS .250 bags; - e
u 20 6i3 20; July Il ii; Aug sc Il 65Gll g.;
srgar-Dun, renneo quiet; graduated,
exc; fair refining q ored at 4s4e;
c. ntrifugal Sc test tHc; molasses rIaues
4d5c; r. lining firm; of A 6a6sic; standard
SIC. Molasses Quiet; 80 les. &C Rice
Stay Petroleum Steady crude closed rong
1870 U oited closed st s4y at C otton seed
oiLaReit. quoted at 40s<6Hc crude 45c
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THx DENVER LETTER.

CBkABHR OF COMMERCE
DEsVEH, ~ OIL, May Zs, 1883
j l. Chase, + G., fLesioebt Boaro OF Trade.
/ lot Worn Tex.
UElR SIR-YCur telegram of the oath
sWPeseuled to our beard Of directors
! Il! meeting convened on that date, to
s'i.ier proposition for q convention
nm the Merchants Exchange Of
AS, whereupon further pro-
'*,ggs were postponed to swsit the
MA Of your communication by m.il
ANceipt Of the latter the board met
u, h,er giving its contents full consid-
usl0n, decided that Il would be upwi6e
lositl any col fiict of local interest and
Cooperate win you; when, il st your
1~Ten'ion It should be deemed advisable
CII another at Denver later In
u season, say in September, they
H'h 90 everything In their
M'st to bring IL and the matters
Hloie Il to s successful issue. There
W, /! is presumed that this will termi
ak Proceedings here under the pfoposi-
- advanced by the Dallas Exchange
S4 your convention shall have de-
i't0ped whether or not further action in
Direction named is necessary TO tbs
1s@npiishment of tie msin object. We
alls that our interest In the subject
acoHd only TO your own; indeed
4as now become 6 question OF
aist importance to Colorado and
I%saooring territories, and You may rely
Is.l I'll the aid and infnence we ehn
Is,S 6 to the project. Yo1 will REALLY
IHlon Us for adding that unanimitJ OF
|, pose and action on the part o. the
us delegates to your convention will
.saAy strengthen such efforts snd go4sr
!snfl insurlpg the success OF the moye-
IN before Congress. Very resptct-
~ DONALD FLETCHER, Press. Z
:kASx HALL, Secretary.
aen went 10 Denver snd had per-
Il ~ Conference with the members Of the
laoer Of Commerce.
The meantime 1t seems there had
FL Communication between the Chsm-
VI Commerce and he Colorado Real
Ne Exchange, which resulted in reso-
WIS given beloS.
~ THK RESOLUTIONS.
Faefeas, the Chamoer Of Commerce OF
',,ef to whom the question of calling
nter state deep water convention In
city Was referred by the Dsllas Msr-
a.s Exchange and the Colorado Real
A'e Exchange has decided not to call
H. convention out to unite with For;
LA N Its movements for deep
"a convention to be held in that city
S ~, therefore
a;solVed by the Colorado Real Estste
Ange, that we scquiesce in this de-
ouI wishing Fort Worth SUCCESS in 8
cement Of such great importance 10
Commerce. of Texas and the north
H. spd that II 1t be deemed expedien'
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Ihe " DOL Market.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June 6.-Wool-Ql.et and
the prices unchanged; unwashed bright me-
UNI, AN221lc cosrse braid l1GlSc. low candy
1O8l7c fine liaht l2s1sc; d Q neavy l0alss;,
tub washed, choice, 33Xc: in 'erior Is 6S2, ~
GALVESTON, TEX, June S.-Wo i MaTkea
eass aud unchanged; spring II monthse
clip fine, 151 al7hc; medium lIh@l9he: 6 20
lonfhs lip, dne, Gl5!l me ium lea HSS
Mexican improved nominal; Mexican eaf
pet. more Offering. Receipts this
day. !3,5l5 pounds: this season, sos, ISL
pounds; sale, none; stocs or hand 542, s2s
pounds.
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Sew Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La, June Cotton Spot
closed quiet at decline of l-lec.
Sales 2750 Dales
Stock lu4 ,TsS
Low ORDINARY, q Ice; ordinary, : II l6c;
good ordinary, 81 Ice. low middling. 10 Ice;
middling, Q &c; gooI mtdduJg exc; middling
fair, 1pAic; fair, 10 Is loc.
Futures opened quiet, off q point, and ruled
quiet. closing dull al oet liue Of point.
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TERRELL,

An Ars kxhibtsion-ro Celebrate Enamel
pstion Day-DbaDgsd BANDS.
TERRELL, Ten, June &,
To the Editor of the Gazette.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will open an art loan exhibit
tion in the Bon1 corner next Wednesday
aud Thursday. Il is to be an attractive
exhibition and the moneys will be used
for missionary purposes
The Glendale Institute has changed
hands and is now the property OF Prof
n, Y Black, who formerly owned it.
z TIE colored population are mskir &
grand arrangements Star celebrating
Emancipation Day, xAssIFsh.
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GOYaOR AAHK s.g,
ss.s,s.z at All United ssstss sey.a


GALVESTON TEx. Junt Osrtoa - epI {
closed steady 6nd unchanged.
gross reoa,p" IS bales.
Sales, ,, t3 bales.
EYDoYts. .....
Shipments coastwiee, e. bales.
sioux 549I oAIet.
Low ordinary. 5-l6c; ordinary, ! .l6c
sooo Ordinary. shc. low middling, 9 l6c
m;adling 9 1850: good middling. 9 1876; mid
ding fair 10 leo.
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Twin Brothers Drowned.

Special TO the Gazette.
San ANTONIO, Tx, June Gut at
B,coste station last night, the twins sons
aged II years, Of Farmer Murray, went
bathing in the Medina river and were
drowned. The stream was greatly swol
len by the recent rains, snd the boys were
carried ef by swift current. =
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esidRope rscoc. :

i No. tobscco use hsAsd the run Golp
sRops has, andSts excsnSaee sM supe
xiaflty ovsE dsheE Brands hssdbhe 1t all,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

Low o. uinaTy, = OrGInAI. Itc; kOo
snnA. s loG .oe CnidiDing, 9'l6c ,riadling
To-: oooa mid'ling, lOi1c; m:dtli1g tAir
0 10 l6r.
Futures opened dull ar diofi from 20 , points,
RUE and closed dul at define of point on
some deliveries.
Sales, l! 900 bales.
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Sales zoo bAIss.

&iesrpcoI.
LrvsRruoL, June 6.-Cotton-spot closed
steady and unchanged. q
Ordinary, 4Hd, good ordinary. sd; low miass
: ling l6d; midcling uplands, SD, middii3s
ORLEANS, 81 l6i. -
ToFal sales 1900; American. 9I0G.
Imports, 2OIJ; American, ll09. '" *
Futures Closed easy, ct de -hne Of I4,HI
on all months. IL
June ..........-....... ........5 ?. br91
June July ....-............-.-...5 - tn<&
July-Argust ............,........5 20 as&S4
AugussSepte noer. Observation-Disclosures - al ed
September. .....-...-... .............5 % NBked
September Ocsooer ......... .........o 34ssed
october November ............., bfEpi6
November December ............... I'd 3D.
December January. ..............S oS asked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

NEW 1oKA. June C. Cotton spot closed
firm and unchanged.
Sales. l24 bales
stock, ,OIS bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

beers OF the Legislature. There are ninety
fuemhere in both houses OF these the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

New YORK and Missouri.
of the New York delegation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

Jared their forfeiture, thus rendering to
pse seeking homes N good laith, mere
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ENGLISH CONSOLE.
| LONDON, June 6.-COnrols closed g lGo for
NJ .ney; silver II i.
BOEDs.
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last night by Vsrnon ooul
confessed 10 the KILN
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the CREST hall and was re echoed by the
crowd .futside The session Only lasted [
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-29
Origin OF the Word Doll.
W fde Awake.


am almost certain that every girl who reads
this has at some time or other played with q
doll Very likely the older ones have outerown
their dolls, and only keep the old favorites as
souvenirs of their childish days, and pretty
playthngs for little friends and guests, but per-
haps even they. tall and womanly as they are,
would be puzzled to tell why call it q doll
and not. as tire French do puppet or poupet
or, with the Italians BAN bino baby. What
is the meaning of the word doll2
To explain. must go back to far away times,
when 1t was the fashion all over the Christian
world for mothers to give their little children
the name of patron saint. Some saints were
more popular than others. and St Dorothea was
at one period perhaps the most popular of all.
Dorothea, and its quaint English variation of
Dorothy. have, my little Greek scholars
know a very lovely meaniug-'sGift of God
But as few people like to call a toddling wee
thing by long ami stately name the English
Dorotheas were shortened in nursery talk to
Dolly and Doll. and from giving the babies the
nickname it was an easy step to give the same
to the little images of which the babies were so
fond.
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
CHICAGO Jan. 2S.-The Drovers' journal re.
ports Cattls-Recsipts 1000: shipments. none.
Market Zoe lower; FANCY, 1925; steers; $50
mixed. $I.759s.2o; Texas steers, s2.25as.
Hogs-Rsceipts. Is 900: shipments, 1000. Mar
sis 'issSy nass s1p: osssy
Sheep. Rseeip.s 2Seo 1a chiRnsn.s; 81 1900 600
o Tsasas lambs
KANSAS CITY. Jan: 2s.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Recsipts, 1Ot7; shipments
choice cows, which steady; good choice corn
fed 81. 25 o475; common to MEDIUM So % "a. 20;
stockess yl:7502.5o feeding steers $26o03.25;
Hogs-Receipts 4e5; shipments, 365. Market
weak, closing SO lower: good to choice IS IS 95 SO;
common to medium. S47o053o; skips and pigs.
Sheep-Receipts, III; shipments, Market
steady good to choice, 81 045o; common medium,
EAST LIBERTY Pa Jan. 2s.-Cattle-Receipts
$50; shipments 266 Nothing doing all through con.
sgnments. One of cattle shipped to New York to-
day.
Hogs-Receipts. 2, 100; shipments. 2, 200. Market
active; Philadelphiss, none on sale; mixed, $1,000
as. rs; paes, SIS: 25055O. Six of hogs shipped
to New York to-day.
shsep-Receipts, 400; shipments. 600. Market
firm at unchanged prices.
BUFFALO. Jan; 2s.-Cattle-Reseipts, 1.15e;
Western is the only road shipping eastbound stock
Fiftytwo of cattle, seventy Eve Of hogs and
two cars OF sheep are awaiting shipment.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,4OO; quiet and unchanged.
Hogs5Rsceipts 8. 1S5; active and advancing SO
Workers., IS SO $40; selected Yorker weights 1878
$3.50; selected medium weights, $3.50 .95; extra,
5000.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. Observation-Disclosures. 200;
shipments. 500. Market active and strong at yester
days quotations.
Hogs-Reeeipts. 100 shipments. 800 Market
strong choice heavy and butchers selections. $40
$3.50; packing, medium to prime, So 250 5.75;
light grades. ordinary to good. $5.OO05.3O.
Shcep-Receipts, 200; shipments, 1000. Market
firm; fair to fancy. $3.7O05.4O.
CINCINNATI, Jan. decentralization, 20; ship
ments, 81. Market quiet and unchanged
Sheep-Receipts, 80; shipments 80. Market firm
,and unchanged. Lambs steady at SO. 1906.
: Hogs-Msrket active and strong; common and light
4.2505.4O; packing and butchers, $5.45O 5.75.
R scsipts $50; shipments, 800.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Tals Trade Of the Week Closing To-Day Quite
Satisfactory In Volume.


Satisfactory in Volume.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. %.
In most departments trade in the week closing to-
day was quite satisfactory for midwinter There has
been = fEir movement, with a steady. firm tone to
prices al lines of goods The produce markets are
fairly sctive. There is good inquiry for potatoes
snd APP les and when the weather moderates that
they cas be safely moved sales will doubtless large
Cranber,.ies moving slowly at steady prices.
Florida o mges unchanged; most of the supplies
inferior IA de- choice fruit firm. The poultry market
Il in sr,,A ger position than any time for weeks
past Rec sil ITS not large the demand is good.
Eggs If FIRE sh in good demand There still good
many lined eggs offered, and they sell slow. Game
gars coffees c,nned goods all firm at quotations. Dry
goods men q re having good trade for January, and
pomising. p sosisons stronger in tone and pack.
feeling batter the outlook. The iron
are having . fair trade; prices rule weak how
ever. Time supplies are meeting meeting with
the SPECTATORS having lost their grip Leather
are busy prices ranging for weeks past. The
hide market 10 stin under . cloud East; prices
weak and unsstist acsory. and effort to advance
than either East or West fails. The wool market
shows good deal activity. with prices unchanged
The -four market oa,sa, in sympathy with grain
all descriptions firm Loose aud baled Lay are III
good supply and prio for loose rule lower
than month ago. pine very sood timothy has been
In the figure which 1t SELLS Other markets
present no new feature.
AsRAIN.
The local m arket sonei 1ues sluggish. little
interest was shown in WI eat to-day and there
sales of No. Mediterransa a at 76lac Offerings of
corn are LIBERAL while ths demand is light. Oats
better property being in good demand at steady
prices. Track bids to-day ,,u led % follows:
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Cash quotations follows: Flour continued
dull and neglected: winter wheat. 81. 5O0 4.3S;
spring wheat. 81 4.5O; rye, $2.7o03.15; buc.-
wheat 81 $3.50. No. spring wheat. 1855 77c;
No. spring wheat, 60 1ac; No. red, SOC; No.
corn. 4sc: No. oats. SOC; No. rye. 63c; No.
barley, S3084c No. I faxseed, $I46O1 .4614
prime timothyseed, S247; mess pork per brl.
$l4.l2ts9l5; lard, per pound, 147ia07;5Oc
tboxedl 5.9006.0oc; shortclear sides (boxed). 7o5
$4,000.
On the Produce Exchange today the butter and
egg market was quiet ead unchanged.
Receipts-Flour II. 600 brls; wheat, % 600 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1o7 900 bu: rye. 5000
bu: barley. 5000 bu- Shipments-F1our, 1000
brls; wheat, IL 600 bu; corn, 80, 900 bu; oats ST.
600 bu; rye 5000 bu; barley 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE. Jan. observation-disclosures higher
and active; No. 2 winter red. spot SSi1c bid;
Jsnu.ry SO asked, February. 7sc; March.
higher; mixed, spot. 59l4059ssc;- January, $3.50
5yl4c; February, 59ls059ssc; March, 594 06Oc;
May, 60Hs06114c. Oats quiet and firm; Western
white. 42044c; Western mixed, 39041c. Pro
visions steady and quiet; Coffee nominal; Rio
cles unchanged. Recepts-F1our. 100 brls wheat,
$500 bu: corn, 6. 800 bu; oats 500 bu; rye, coo
bu Shipments-Four, 600 brls
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A New Method of Illumination.

New York Letter.
Society has to have its reigning fad" as reg
ularly as the seasons come around 1t was
sadly in need of fresh one this year until Mrs.
idea of strinsng little bulbs of electric lights on
a silken cord and in hanging them from the
draperies and in odd hooks and corners abou,
her rooms. Mrs. Vanderbilt followed, and a,
her cotiilion on Tuesday night she had 200 Of
these little lights scattered through her rooms,
and on the dining-table three of them were
grouped in pyramid shape here and there, each
one shedding different colored ray of light
The invention by which this is made possible is
wholly new. On the morning Of the Vanderbilt
ball an express wagon delivered two big pals
stored with electricity at the side door and half
a dozen workmen began arranging the electric
cord along the walls. hiding 1T almost entirely
from view. By night the work was finished and
before many of the guests awoke the next morn-
ing after their nights merry making all traces
of the lighted bulbs had been taken from the
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at Il
Tim Graat Qarcuaercial Cantera

: Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Gr.nt Commercial Centers
>-rr vopv 90 ~ p.. o coo
Ne" ionA, Jan, oIri0urI"seelp.s' o'ooo
Steady and unchanged. Sales. Is 900 brls
wh...p...;nt. 6so br .xnort. IN eeo h
. ooo ou' eAp@' Ao,ooo oui
sales. 1,6e6.OOO bu futures. Options declined lsO
-, e a-,..,.- ...-.-..:, .s--.
ciosed nrn' Specuia0on c0mparAuveiy moderate.
Spot lots neglected. wholly nominal no sales reported
o,sfao1s.. - eo.ss NJ - oa,.a
80 ' -, - .s - - ~ 20 ~
NO. red January, SoA9OoSAe, Closing nc So4c
renruAry, oo%0vOc; eiosing az Syc: neron, 30 so
0Aeeo. closing AZ o. Sc APl5, % e00@1ac, cioslng
r. " .4c; MAY, w closing &C gSc; June
~ 5IoD6%' 80. closing as O%'sc' DeoemDer. SoA2
oo,eo, eig2slnS NJ % ~: o.,ro
cnpp zc4oV Gu; e1pCrto On,
salee. %oo'VoV on huoarss, mo 1O'ovV eu spot.
Advanced leo '4c, and closed very steady After .
slow business migrated. OF IDOL A9c steamer. 6Oc;
No. 81 elevator 62Sae delivered; No. 2, Janua-
March, 81 Lee closing at 611sc; May, 61ae061 DO,
closing ut 81 aac; June 81 lao. closing ~ 61a4c-
Oats-Reoeipts. &c. 600 bu; EXPORTS S81 bu; sales
100. 600 bu futures and %, 600 bu spot; 1e014c
higher, and moderately active; mixed Western, $50
al l0c white, 4O046c.
Hay steady and quiets shipping, $4,000.
Hops quiet and unchanged.
Ccfse-Spot fair Rio dull and nominal at Ito OPP
tons opened 100 Is points lower closing steady and
q trihe better. Sales, 1O1. $50 bags January, IL 80
D14.50c, February, 12.55012.7Oe; March, 400
12.o5c; June 1870 900; July, 1900 .sOcs
August. Has Soc; September, 1130011.5Oc
October. II .2oc November. II. 00011.15c; Decem-
Der, II. O0411.10c. Sugar dull; sonsewhat nominal;
Iilo. 44c; fair refining quoted o1s,s refined dun.
Taliow frm- Rosin steady at 81 OF AS01.12a9
Eggs steady aud In fair requests Western, 2SA20
24es rscsiPts .6l9 packages
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Much Good Out of Little Evil.

Burdette. in Brooklyn Eagle.
Say Bill" shouted boy to his friend at hi s
elbow. lem me see them skates! They'er bull y!
How d you get emf" The other boy stopped
singing and his face lighted mp with a joy ous
smile. Get 'em2 You kin get any thing at
house now. Dad thinks he's awful sick, and
ma coaxed the doctor to tell him at nebbe he
couldn't live morn a week. an mas ben strikin'
him for everything she wants ever since. Us
children only caught on yesterday, but since we
did we ben maxim things hum SO Z mas got
scared an is tryin' to hold us in little. But it
amt no good; we got pop on the run now. an
we don't count on gettin' anything new for NOR n
a year after he gets well. and we're Just work
in the claim for all she'll assay while the boom
lastS.n
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DIR. CULBERTSON'S
EYE AND EAR INSTITUTE
CATARACT.
Blind from Birth

DR.. Culbertson recently operated
for congenital cataract on the eyes
of Miss Ruthie Bowen, beautiful
girl some I6 years of age, from
Spanish Forks, Utah Territory.
Miss Bowen had been blind from
birth, never having seen her own
mother. Her wonder at the stars,
establishment at the common things
in every day life, her heartfelt graf
itude and delight at being able,
through DR.. Cu1bertson's instru-
mentality, TO SEE the grandeur and
beauties of her mountain home that
had been dark mystery to her
shaded eyes, are truly pathetic.
She is now learning the names of
things BY SIGHT, having known them
only by the sense of touch before.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
A Spirit of Activity Early in the Day,
Followed by Unusual Dizziness.
Wheat Sells at Lower Prices, but the Trading
is Not of Character to Indicate the
Course ofFuture Yalues-Corn Heavy.
MONEY. BONDS AND STOCKS.

A Marked Increase in Volume Of BUSINESS
Accompanied by Better Prices.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Money can was easy
at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 507 per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady at $4.S44
for sixty-day bills and 1861 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were l27.47Z
shares including the following Canada Southern,
J. 264; Delaware Lseisawenna 81 Western, Zo,SoO
Delaware g. Hudson, 2, 125; Kansas 81 Texas, 1.4oo
Lake Shore, 1910; Louisville e. Nashville. 1850;
Michigan Central ], ITO; Missouri Pacific, 1o,ooo
Northwestern, 9.40O; New Jersey Central, ESQ;
Reading, Ii, 525; Richmond West Point, 1,O5O;
St Paul. g. 735; Texas Pacific, 4,4OO; Union Pacific,
5000 Western Union, $500.
The stock market continues to grow both In strength
and in breadth the days transactions exceeding those
of the corresponding hours of any day for along time
and the sales of several full days during the present
week. The sentiment Of the bullish through
out on the expectation that the forthcoming bank
statement would show further handsome increase in
the surplus reserve which mot disappointed The
foreigners moderate buyers but the inside pur-
chaser Of Lackawanna Northwestern, Missouri Pa
cfc and of the speciaAties did much to infuse
farhsr ssngh into the list, and the ADVANCE oe
checked during the entire session. Laekawanns va
the ss. Of the day the trading IL osiss
by Missouri Pacific a1d Colorado Coal.
The 9saqs s evening. closing prices. 5a sss
market became strong Immediately, Lsckawanna
starting off wthA gain Of 4 per cent. with Colo k
ADVANCE near IL o'clock but Missouri Pacific North
western and Western Union took up the lead. and
with marked increase in activity further gains were
continued frm to the close, which was fairly sctye
and at the best prices reached The active list with
bnt few exceptions is higher and Lackawanns is up
1ss; Missouri Pacific sud Colorado coal. % each;
Norfolk g. Western prsfe rred and Ft Worth d Dem
i per cent. each.
The interest in the bon list shows no dinninution;
Sales $9460 0O out of which $93, 900 were in
Burlfngton & Quincy, Nebraska fours. Closing fig
ures were irregular.
Government bonds weri, dull, but steady to firm.
State bonds were dull and steady. Closing quota
tione ruerA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-29
An Advance shees.
Puck.

We are permitted to lay before our readers
at great expense, the concluding passage Of Mr.
w. ID. H-w-lls neat novel. September
Scruples"
mo, BARLEY she said decisivsly. 4 can new
or marry you. You know now that my father
Laws his NAPKIN over both knees; and though
you may think now that you can forget il, how
will 1t be in the long years TO comet Will not
the day arrive when in your heart you will des-
pise met
BARLEY turned away. He was conscious of =
sensation Of faintness. Il seemed to him that
it would DO 9 very long time until dinner