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cHIcAao.s SALOONS.
They are Defended by the Aldermen -
Great Indignation.

oAcns Ahdie uodou.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May S0.-The bitter strug-
gle which has been going on for some time
over the question Of locating saloons near
churches and schools and placing restric-
tons on Sunday liquor traffic, eliminated
Tuesday night in the adoption by the city
council OF an ordinance which the anti
saloonists have opposed from the start.
When the saloon question came up in the
council meeting, Alderman Hammer pre-
scented the petition adopted at the Central
Music hall meeting Sunday night. 1t was
greeted with derisive shouts of "refer il to
the committee on gas" ''send it to the
license committee" etc. Alderman Ham,
mer and others insisted that il be read, but
after a struggle it was sent to the license
committee without being heard. Alderman
Cullerton then presented petition signed
by nearly all the Catholic clergymen in the
city, asking for the passage OF an ordinance
closing saloons on Sunday and preventing
their location within 200 feet Of church
or school. This was referred the same rs
the other. Then the fight began over the
various proposed ordinances and amend
ments. and a long and bitter struggle en-
sued. Two or three Of the saloon keeping
aldermen reminded the council that their
'money interests must not be sacrificed"
TO which the friends OF anti-saloonists re-
piled that the representation on the oppo-
site side was disgrace to the city and
should resign. Mention being made of
the great mass Of conservative business
men who had joined the anti-movement,
Alderman Cullerton attacked that class,
declaring that the occupation OF very many
OF them after leaving their business is to
60 to their club houses and remain there
until they have to be carried home insensi-
BILE in their carriages.
The Objectionable ordinance was finally
adopted by vote OF q TO 20. 1t provides
tbat he,license shall be granted TO keep
2 saloon not already located within 200
feet OF church or school, or in residence
blocks, without the consent of two-thirds
OF the property owners in said block.
The words mot already located" leaves
oil the saloons at present objected to at
liberty to remain where they are, whereas
the ants had cherished hopes Of securing
an ordinance which would compel over
200 to seek new locations. The Sunday
closing provision OF the new ordinance Is
10 the elect that saloons must provide
blinds, shutters or curtains to obstruct the
view from the street" on that day. Mayor
Roche refuses to state whether or not he
will veto the measure and the citizens
committee will await his action. They are
intensely indignant at the outcome OF last
nights meeting.
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Manchester DR., Goods market.

MANCHESTER, May 3O.-The Guardian,
In H. commercial article, says Traders
havoc nfbusy in several departments,
but A.aout bringing much business TO
book. Buyers have been occupied In at
tending TO arrears consequent upon the
HOLIDAYS Orders from many directions
have proved numerous, although only in
nrr instances have they been OF individ-
ual importance. There has been n fair
amount Of fresh inquiry for India. There
have been moderate sales Tor Bombay, but
there has been hut little done for Calcutta.
Some Japan business has been executed,
but little Tor China and the smaller FAR
east markets Inquiries for fair quantities
for South America have been received and
will probably lead 10 business shortly.
Numerous moderate transactions have
been reported from the continent, the
Leyani and the colonial markets. Anum-
Der OF local trade houses are taking stock
and therefore are doing little fresh buying.
There Is steady distribution Of goods TO
retailers In home houses however, the
arrcar Of spring business being made good.
In The export yarn market there IA n lair
business Tor iayoriie spinnings for Japan.
The huying for India and the continent is
rather slow. There Is but little change In
prices, but the tendency Il In favor Of buy
cn Home manufacturers buy sparingly.
In the cloth market thorc has been about
an avcrec business. The sales 81 iavoritc
makes have been fair. India and China
shiriinga have been rather neglected.
Some salcs Of Dhoo,ies and Jacconets
have been made. Efforts 10 establish bet
Ter rates have been Intellectual. There has
been n modcmic demand for medium
reeds Of printing cloths. Higher reeds
and common makes are neglected. Heavy
goods arc In slow demand and steady.
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Attention. II. u. l..

Inflammation, swelling, cuts burns, etc, In
man, aud splint ringbone, windgall, cpl
zootic, scratches. etc, in horses, Rangnm
Root Imminent is a sure cure. The king OF
Linimcnis' is the universal verdict. Never
fails TO cure any ailment that can be reached
by an external medical application. 50cents
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
2sy Nuin street
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A Marvellous Discovery.

What the electric arr light Is TO illuminhnts
or tlIc telescope 10 optics, Prof A. Loisctte' :
System Of Memory Is 20 the development OF
his faculty. We can't describe II, but We do
ndyisc every reader 90 send NJ once 30 Prof
A. Loiseite. ~ Fifth avenue, New York,
for a prospectus giving detailed informa'
tion 81 this most marvellous discovery Of the
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CIIANCERY SALE
--OF ---
REAL ESTATE.

Chanccry Conn n Nashville Tenn T. 7. nillman
a a. ". Mr. Y. \. iiillman "a aL
fiy virtue Of an luiUruruinfY derive i0f saln. IN
trfCil iu the above OHusr un The "a day ul April,
49,, a. ~ p. T. 49, I will. ne special commission
e. sci Nd public auction, 20 tho highest bidder in
ifuni ~ toe Clfk aud Masters unlnn NJ the Nain
sfrast gntmnoc ~ the Cuun huuaC ~ shelby county,
Memphis, Team, uu
saturday. June 9, tsHs.
within lcml hours The following ~ -rllci proper.
~, SITUATED in tlo city Of Memphis, shelby county.
Irnu tnwlt
Iuis fifteen 90 and seventeen 90, IN block mum.
lsf Fourteen 100. lying VI The uofihcat curwrf ~
Linden and fluiuu ftrrta and ifuutiug lu Rot uu
Linden street and no iurt on Clinton street
I viii ell aid lots sfpauiclr. and Then Al the
sifnu ume aud plnrr snIl thu two ~ whole hnd
wlii strike the iamo 81 undrf Whlrhrrtf ~ The
iva talca that Haliscs the Efcaitai pf.oo lot The
luiN
Tcrms ~ aale-nnc fourth ohsh. halhnoo on =
credit ~ slN twelve nud eighteen months note
Hlned This 10 dayui May, issA
JOHN ONEH1uS, th. special Commissioner
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Said handsome Tom 10 smiling Nell,
Where did ron hnd that mystic kPou
That hoyerr round your every smile,
And would my throbbing heart begnilef
Quoih laughing Nell you silly boy,
In 6OZ0D0>T--ths cream Of Ioy."
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REMOVAL.
We have removed our offloo to tho
Corner OF East Court ana
Second Streets.
METcALF a WALKER.
HEALTH n WEALTH - Dr. Beaaregaras
Tonic and NerNlne, the Great
Ireuoh specific.

french npeclne.
NERVOUS pEBiLiTY IN all ~ sisres mental
IN and physical depression. ffcrnatoffhsa ~
roehoudffa. sierlity. neufagia hyticfia incapaciV
AZ ioss f meinOry nodrnlng a ths brain, and Al
diseases ~ The ncrFons system may - fadicail
cured IN either scx BY The ~ Of this un-tcellei
pfrparatiJn. u isa matter ~ snrfcme tnppfianes
los Of nerve power, and Dr. icaurcgsrda Tonic
and NeTfine, after many yean trial IN EUROPE has
one months Treatment will cur frcrnt cascA
Price. si.oo boa. orfit botcs iof $500. rnt
b mall preTaid on rcfclpt oi Price. We guaIanles
cflved By for NJ botra will teni our Wfiitfn
gusisstse " return ~ money n ucatment doe
noi ,nsct curv. A. hCnkert & Co, DfuEFlsu sols
sgsnu fof United btaisI. ia and as hAln sfsgt
Momphla Tenn.
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pnIrr Mnllo ii soda iounlaln.


Prom The Tennessee Globe
The announcement that Blaine has de.
cidod 10 run recalls the fact that ducks still
swim.
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NOTICE.

TIVE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE sunsisT.
Il Ing between the undersigned under The hrm
name 81 GOLDnAuM A suOAHNAN. is n 4 day
dissolved BY mutual consent, BY he Withdrawal 81
Mr. Ilidoru surnmhn. The bu,lnc. Of the late
hm will be coniinucd under the fum name Of
Gsidbaum a Co., which arm 4 authorized n
collect all outstanding claims
SAMUEL GOlDaAuM.
iHtDORE arGARMAN
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HOLIDAY MARKETS.
Liverpool Cotton Report and the Local
Market Received.

Yesterday being Federal Decoration
Day-a national holiday-no market re-
ports were received at the Merchants ex-
change and none at the Cotton exchange
outside Of the local market and the open
ing and closing Of the Liverpool market.
The clearinghouse report is as follows
ucaring. balances.
Thus 90 this week ,..-. ..-.--.. Ia6ll "a 31.2l6 ~
Same time lnst wcck. 61e3 ~ lh,,a2 ~
Corresponding time in ISL. 79.yil s giLsoo .
ossu>. .ad.n. tme la iSs6-. I6s,2ii 70 Dlol5 "
The banks remained open for business
I notwithstanding the holiday,
The local cotton market opened and
closed easy and unchanged with sales !, $50
I bales, OF which 500 10 exporters and $50 TO
hnporis-M&C.RR, en-. st. R.R,
4; NJ. x l.. X. H., !; c., o. * S. W. X. X,
4. wagons. 2, total, 20 bales. Exports-L.
an. 4. r., $40; Q. o. q S. w. II. r.,
. l6S. total. Ggi bales.
Received thus far this week, 5i3 bales;
since September I, CSC, 4Sg bales; shipped
. thus far this week, LIZA bales; since Sep
. tcmber /, COZ, Ss6 bales; home consump-
F ton 10 date. 1864 bales; stock running ac-
4 count. 800 bales.
Liverpool spots weresteady, demand fair
aud unchanged, with futures steady and
unchanged, except rs 10 Novembcr-De-
cember and September, which was marked
up point.
i In the local general market nothing ol
Interest transpircd. Prices romain un-
s. changed except rs 10 eggs, which ART
. ouotpd boXes igi cases he
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WANTED.

A LII PERSONS WHO OWN LAND OR WHO
IA are interested in st. Andrews Bay Railroad
and Land Company. Florida viii learn something
TO thcir advantage BY addressing FLORIDA this
nni
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A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS ON FIRST
"A floor. centrally located without board, Address
J. q. DIXON, 2Ss Front street
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a NICE LADY AND GENTLEMEN TO OCCUPY
~ a pleasant house during summer months
desirable place 10 desirable parties Call NJ Office
" In Planters' building. Madison street, city
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce lila L. DOUG
LAS Ms candidate FOR Tax Assessor for the county
Of shelby at the ensuing election In August 1883,
subject to the action Of the Democmtc county con.
ven ton
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN A Posi-.
IA ton as copyist In a real estate or lawyers
office. Has had considerable experience, aud can
furnish tho highest testimonials. Or will take a
position as companion" OF governess for small
children. Terms moderate. Address GLENoGlL,
Box III Iiberty Va
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A PARTNER WITH 81, 900 TO ENGAGE IN A
~ paving business. Address II. @. Co. Appeal
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INARMING LANDS. IMPROVED AND uNlM.
~ proved In Tennessee, North Alabama and
North Mississippi Give full description and terms.
AddnaSs Allen 4 Finley, No. 10 Madison street
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GooD, SOBER MAN COOK AT sAw.MILL AT
VI Shelby Station, Miss Salary so per month.
Apply To or address WADE BROS.
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A TEMPoYMENT BUREAU NO. II, MASONIC
~ Temple: - walters colorcd boys and girls
8 chambcrmnids; . female Washers. head laun-
dress to take charge, TO go 20 summer hotel next
Thursday morning; milroad farc paid; 100 farm
hnnds MOndni and "Wednesday.
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A MAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE IN CONNER.
IA cial business wishes to connect himself with
some good firm in Memphis for the fall trade
Would prefer house doing cotton factorage and
grocery business. Hos large business and per.
sonal acquaintance In Arkansas. especially the
eastern portion, and eau control good trade and
give satisfactory refs Address W. care OF Appeal
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ROOMS Avn uoAuD.

ROOMS NM ioANb.
DoARp. AND ROOM "a RNlsiiEb OR uEfCH.
ID nishod 81 10 Adams street
nE,igAnLE Rooms ASp DOAiD Ar5lAAD
~ nm ftfcot
L,lFGANT ROOMS. WIN GOOD BoARD-
u Lovely lucationi lyn"N ll1og l1 Waller ave.
DOOM WITH OR WITHOUT hOAEn NEw
II huuss. newly furnishHi ulmulgtg southern
rxtasufr. % MAisiiAlI AVENUE, ciuso o.
dummy rnd sifuCt car CunnH 'luus
rI,WO ROOMS oNEFt INisilED ANp ONEt&
] furnished with hofrl 90 li' fcrund sifcci.
TWO LARGE nEilEinLE ROOMS. Win
| hulfi ni ~ Couu fifrtt
fI'nHEE or FOUR LARGE EgONs WITH on
| without huari, of suitable iuf ughi houso
rrrring. NJ n MARKET slfHHt
XTEiY DESIRABLE ~ INIsiiin hooNs AND
V hlafd. Apply 40 hl-.-L ..frgt
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AN AGENT IN EVERY TOWN IN MIsslS.
Citizens steam Laundry, Memphis Tenn.
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sTnAYrn o. sroLnN.

nNF PAIR RID COW. uNE spOrTED COW.
" both snail A lllsnil ruWhri viii u paid i1f
their rcturn ~ 40. 80 uflclns tiuci
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A NEXPERlENCEDC OOK-MUST COME WELL
"a recommended. Apply at Nina ',ohn', No. 10
Adams street
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INDUSTRIOUS MAN TO ATTEND A SMALL
j dairy and work IN garden. Apply ut Raynor
Place dill station. or ~ Front street
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sIItAYIII.

nNgIRON GRAY PoNY. suoD AL ABOUND
" Branded with boot on luit shoulder Return
o. 30 ftnnt street and D. cwaricd
THURSDAY. PROM PRANK STREET A WHITE
! aud Tud sl1itui Tow. hClonriur b. Mis- Lena
DugrciL Any Information VII hc thankfully ~
CrlVcd
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A COMPETENT C0LORED COOK, WITHOUT
IA children Apply, Immediately, ut 206 Ten
ncssce street References required.
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I ADY OR GENT To sUPERlNTEND OUR
IL Louisville and Atlantic oflccs. heavy induce.
ments 10 practicable parties Call al once at Head
qnnrterN. Mfsnnlr T0mnle.
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I ADY's TRAVELLING COMPANION, GOING
IL North: young lady cashier, stcnognpher, copy.
lists lady 10 superlnicnd an oilico. at Ladies' Tar
l0rs Masonic Temple.
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IIoRsEs TO PAsTURE-APPLY To W. A.
i L FAIRIES 81 Union street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May A.-Os:tle-Rsceipt,
10000; shipments 1900; market sroug and 10c
higher; .beeves, Si05 SO; cows and mixed
81 9063b5; calves O; stocsers aud feed
er. s. 60a4 10; Texas cattle 81 s063 CO. Hogs
Receipts $4,000; market dull and loo
lower; mixed s. 2565 40; heavy s. 3565 55;
light s. a565 40. sheep Receipts $500; ship
pents 1000; market steady; nstive muttons
81 2565 co; Texas muttons wooled 81 coca 50;
shorn S. Goal 90; feeders 81 o0a3 II.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 81. Cattle-Receip,
1900; shipments 1000; market steady; choice
heavy native steers 81 4O65 80; fair to good ma
tive steers 81 1564 so; butte Gers' steers. medium
to choice s. 1904 20; stockeIs' and feeders fair
20 good - 4o@3 80; rangers, ordinary to gooo.
s. 25dl %. Hogs-Reeeipts l6oC; shipm ants
IS 0@5 so. Sheep Receipts $500; shipments
2600; the market is slow; faiT 10 choice So 30
a so. Horses-Receip.s ITO; shipments 100;
Texans and Indians SO to $50 In car -lors.
KANsAs CTTY, NO., Hay decentralization
1860; shipments 600; fat cornfed live; grass
ers and MALT fed slow; good 70 choice corpfed
81 3584 70; common TO medium s. 2564 10;
stockeze 50 2562 go; feeding steers s. 0oa3 60 ;
COWS s. 0003 80. Hogs Receipts COCO: ship
ments 1900; market active bat i5c low-r, rang
ing from g 80 TO S. 40 Sheep-ReceipIs a65 |:
shipments none; fat muttons STEADY, then
weak; good to choice mustons 81 COCA so: com !.
mon to medium 81 GOES so.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Beeves-Receipts "a
car loads, ali Tor export. No trading In bseves
dull for dressed beef at 6s< G3c for best. Sheep
-Recet to 9230; market Gull ami very weak:
prices fell OF xc all roued. and nothing like q
clearance was possible. Sheep ranged from
s. 80 10 s. 90; spring lambs $ o. to 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
ON CHANGE.
Spst Cstssn Unchanged, Futures frsm
l 70 8 Points Klgser-Aeney
Market WAS Easy.
Wheat Opsnad Steady, Eluetuatsd Har-
How'y ana Closed Lower-Livs
Stock Transactions By1ax,
Daily Review.
FoR1 WoRTN. Tx. May 81, 1858. |

p
FoRI Wo2TN. TIKI. May 81. 1855
Retail trade, under q continuance O:
the favorable weather that has prevailed
for some time, has been brisk day, az
WAS Wholesale trade In all lines excep.
dry goods, which do not partake Of the
general activity.
There has been good deal Of new hay
marketed to-day,
The Dry Goods Reporter In SIS review
Of the cotton goods trade CT last week
ssys: NJ new features Of importance
have developed in the market. sThe
changes In prices which have of late been
made In some OF the fine bleached shirt.
ings, also wide goods, have stimulated
some considerable sales In them, and
stocks ksre light and prices very firm
at any reduction made, snd In SONS
CASES higher prices are now asked.
Agents claim to be well sold up, and say
that new orders are coming in about as
quickly as the previous orders are filed.
In brown snd colored cottons the
situation and condition OF the msrke. is
unchanged, though the general movement
is quiet. There are some eccumulatione
10 Colored cotto1s, GU. none sufficient to
disturb the market Converters are
liberal in their purchases and orders,
but the export trade has not been large
during The week.
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FORT WORTH, lex, May 8, 1855.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
up. 70 u O'Clock noon Monday June 4, 1885. for
doing the ieIcwiug sewer work for the city Of
Fort sporth: ~
Fret. For constructing ontlet.
Second: For laying castiron pipe acro6s river.
Third: For aging [including 0peulng AMI
back Fl ling o. :Tenches) of the foiIoGiDg yitr,
q ID s,wer pipe: 1910 feet "a srea pipe, $685.
feet Is inch pipe, 4426 feet ID sn pipe 1850 feet
II inch pipe, eess feet 10 Inch pipe. ss4s feet
inch pi, e, S65os feet sixi4ah pipe.
Fourth. For ocrstx1esihg nine brick man
holes.
First Price IN for constructing outlet
second kyee In full for laying cast iron
rhiEd Price per linesl foot for each size Of
Firth. Piice per vertical foot for man
fThe city Of Fort Worth will furnish all the
pipe, the contractor TO rurnish all other mate
rial requ red
No bid will be consider ed unless ACCOMPANIED
by certified check for one thousand dollars
made pay able % the mayor OF the city OF Fort
Worth, said check TO be forfeited to the City Of
Fort Worth in case the bidder to whom the
contract is awarded shali fail 70 enter into a
contract with the city OF fcrt Worth 10 perform
al OF the work called for in this advertisement
within ten days after being notid d of the
IA arding OF the contract, or shall fail
to furnish good and sufficient bond In sum
not so exceed so per cent. Of the estimated cost
OF the enlire work, to securs The faithful prose
cut!on and completion Of all of the work &C.
cordiny 80 contract and specifications
Plans ana specifications can be seen at this
office afte May To- SIS Forms of proposal Will
be furnished on application.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
IN right Is also reserved TO modify or change
the amount Of sny part of the work here adver-
tised for TO the extent of 20 per cent
JOHN l.. WARD, =
Chsirman Sewer OomIpfttee.
W. B. KING, City Engineer. aast
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ON WALL STREET.
rha sleek Market wss Agzin Extremely
puIi Yesterday and the fluctn-
atoms were Limited.
The Liss is FI.esienaliy Lower .s TIE Result
of the DAYS Tradine-A Drop
In Omaha.
COMMERCIAL RKsUMH.

spscisl 10 the Gazette.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Railway bonds TO-
d.y closed as follows: Fort Worth and
NEWER City st SIT; Texss and Pacific In
comes, IS; rs ct $50; 2's at 39t; Hous-
ton and Texas rs at 11Sa; Kansas and
Texas SIS, g.. rs &c; Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe 2's $50.
S:erling steady.
Governments strong.
Money 2 per cent.
SIlver-no quotations.
wheat active but weak.
OIL s2S.
Coffee three points higher.
Cotton strong ct sn advance.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Nav YORK, May 3l.--The stock market
v,s sgsin extremely dull to-day, the
business done being fairly on the basis Of
. trading element and the fluctuations
vere confined to the smallest limits,
While the tone of dealings was heavy
almost from the opening to the close,
leaving the list ffactionally lower as
result of the days trading. The widest
movements were in Missouri Pacific
which, after an advance CT /, receded l
ner cent, end New England lost l per
cent. Of her slight rise. After that time
tie make. remained almost stagfa1t
with q generally hesvy tone and with
dealings monopolized By less than hslf s
dozen stocks. The decline became more
propounced after noon, however, and
New England, St Paul and Missouri P.-
cIHc we're the most prominent, In the
l.s. hour 0nshs, which had not sold
shne up to that time, suddenly declined
per cent. on small business, but there
Was 10 further feature Of any kind in the
market, and the market closed dull and
rather hesvy.