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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-24

s.DE.LL-At Kealia, Kauai, on the
INST, Mr.. J. L. Blaisdell, ST.,
-l'I Oh Mr.: William Blaisdell, man
q Oh healia Plantation. Deceased
,nsse9 81 years, and was highly re-
Tied by all who knew him.
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Central union Church.

Preaching by the pastor. Subject OF
morning discourse, "God teaching right
eousness." Subject of evening discourse
''The Providential meaning of the late
Instructions"
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The six cars expected by the Tram
ways Co., arrived by the Australia.
They will now give additional and
much needed facilities for the crowded
tram-traffic.
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Engine Company No. 2, Foreman
Ryan, had drill last evening in Emma
street. near the residence of Hon. G. R.
Bishop, when the new hose was tested,
and it stood pressure of ITO pounds to
the square inch. The drill was salts
factory throughout, forty members re-
spending to the call.
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Purser Edward A. Keil has the thanks
of the GAZETTE and ADVERTISER for files
of papers and news favors.
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4 Wing Wo Chan & Co. advertise that
they have received by the S. S. Australia
a large assortment of mosquito urns.
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Sixty steerage passengers came by the
Australia. They were nearly all Portu-
guese; many of them having returned
from the States, and prefer the Hawaiian
Islands with all their faults.
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The new steamer Akamai is adver-
tlsed to sail for ports in Kauai, on Mon
day next at p. m.
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Mr.. j.. F. Morgan's horse sale takes
place to-day at noon.
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DEPARTURES.

h Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
srg-Miss Ostrom, Hon J w Mcclure
fis, Mrs Hopkins, DR. A A Carter,
5sJames, W Akana, J A Magoon, G
h. Misses Along 81, Mrs H Renton,
sIslloha, Rev J NJ Silver, H BerlOwitz,
Hitchcock, and about 80 deck passen-
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49, He adquarters for Embroideries
~ SSand Laces is at N. S. SACHS
Store, 104 Fort street. Ladies
will certainly think so, if they see the i'm
mense assortment displayed there.
145-1w.
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~ American News

o.s sSa' raj. American News.
yi, III, glass manufacturers of Ohio,
si an Di IA and Pennsylvania, have
Css At p immense trust with head
8, ,Sat Harrison is rnsticatino Of
Ia h. Denver Zen train near ' T9sc roa'
SBart, tho I.li INST INST. They got 5000.
Esrsi q me- bsI noted California bandit bandit,
b which i having trouble with the
aud iest ihlest the place. One was
Fen NIGHT fbtuer e. and run out of town,
Esd forffy D' a ire broke out a. and ID" De- e
rs. , : is $4,000. It iva was hen hen
5.. mat the tramps set tf fire o f.
g Conn., ruth is not known 4 !
IT, UGH organ
h ca.. 4.aaesp, ;, w slslP baI IRON IN
N Tie F. war FsiLs-lad Abbot t,i r. |
81. 'I ... the work. sRe S Ssn inst
."s p.under. escaped
slacs lem over the Sc. ,ra 81 -
aoastr, a leseec. Great s5.,9F Rri Rotl
against any more i seiz
s t,sass.n | q he Po few days ag
T e,t F!erry Ps,i gO,,y,seeond
csri i, IS Cd, sed F}. Eompapy
,'o &s sa,pount q s. s li9 o5 . lie con
CUE b ,ns goo shares S q stool, e &C
Sssqaiur :, d !, it but ae rleeS fa an
~. CQrtis. ie,, q Joap Green iS 81
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The steamer Kinau left with the
mails brought by the Australia for the
windward islands, at p. m. yesterday.
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The California Fruit Market is in re-
ceipt OF fresh goods per S. S. Australia
refrigerator.
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The California Fruit Market
~ S@will receive by the Australia
refrigerator from San Francisco
large supply of oysters, cherries, green
cages, plums, Bartlett pears and other
fruits. As.
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Booked for the Zealandia.

The following is an alphabetically ar
ranged list of passengers booked to leave
blythe 0. S. S. Zealandia, which sails to-
day for San Francisco, corrected up to last
NIGHT.
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The S. S. Australia arrived close on
time yesterday, II noon.
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In another column, of this issue, will
be found a very full "news-summary"
intended for transmission abroad by the
Zealandia leaving for San Francisco to-
day. 1t has been carefully compiled,
and most of the interesting matters per-
tanning to the Islands are treated up to
date.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-24

The steamer Australia will sail for San
Francisco on Friday, August Both inst.
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Owing to the extra press of matter,
several articles and paragraphs of local
interest, already in type, have been
crowded out; but will appear in next
issue.
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Baseball to-day-Stars vs. Kaiulanis,
at Makiki, 8 80 p. m.
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BORN.
DIED.

EllS-In Honolulu, August Goth, to
|Fie OF N. Hyman, a son.
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There were no arrests yesterday up to
II 80 p. IN.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Sugar has receded to 7 cents for 90
test.
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3 dGR44iggmen+s.
Proposals Wanted.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived up to II o'clock noon, September
I'd, at the Office of the Company on Mer-
chant street. this city, for the erection of a
Terminal Depot for the Oahu Railroad and
Land Co. Plans and specifications may be
reserved. 46-td
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS WHO RECEIVED
IA any arms or Announcements, OH the
30th day of July last from the Police Sta
ton, are hereby requested to return the
same to the Marshal's Office.
JNO. H. SOPER,
Marshal.
Honolulu Aug. 9, 1889. %
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Landlords Notice.

HAVING SEIZED THE UNDER
Al mentioned tools and stock belonging
to r. Gaylord in default of rent: 2k kegs
horse shoes, 1 keg mule shoes, 1T lbs. Nor
nails, tool stand, l horse-shoeing box and
complete set of horse-shoeing tools, 1
water tank, l cupboard, desk, and box
old horse-shoes; hereby give notice that
the above tools and stock will be sold at
public auction on the 22d of September,
1889, If my claims with all costs are not
satisfied before that date.
144-6t (Sd.) w. w. WRIGHT.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
By the g. s. Australia

By the 8. s. Australia
the CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
No. received in their Refrigerator a
fresh supply of Oysters, in shell
and tins; Bartlett and Sekel Pears, Plums,
Peaches, Apples, Grapes, Celery, Cauli-
flower, California Cabbage, etc.
AZ
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= HoNOLULU, H. l.
-. Leaving To-day
: I 's%is, for San Francisco.

port from Foreign Ports
';''l' j. ron, Fanning's Island.
Nppslc,c ~ 1I Fanning,s Island.
!: lsrt, 81 ltreTHli o,udlette, San Francisco.
!; australia y Winding, San Francisco.
''f5,sst S lSUJI Hegemann, Bremen.
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.,.d from Foreign Ports.
Where from. Due.

=--nec,ea from Foreign Ports.
s;'l; hAp Where from. Due.
'''''-'' Liverpool. Aug 81
ss..l: :l.. ,i,i, Liverpool, 49,. Sept ~
1:.ui,' New York. oct l
d l ~, .oIine .S.America Aug 10
BgS s gatU,, San francisco. Aug 81
slQ Nhl. ninnnSIasSan FranciscO.July %
|. .jso d Dou a3 San Francisco. July q
Il: Thompson Port Blakely Aug q
'g &, l, .,,i San Francisco. Aug 10
z / 'anu''7 Colonies Aug "a
5ssHaId San Francisco. Aug 81
I,llllPo'4 '''' Puget Sound 90. Sept l
l4hNS .''' Newcastle. Aug 81
for;,. c .;.'' Colonies. .......Sept 20
A 5."r Boston ........Dec 20
10y u.n .or Bremen 800. Dec 80
/. Douglass gan Fra, ncisco A Aug 81
I'D Wilder. can F r".io;Sco Set (
. l,"''' San Francisco Sept 6
Il nBVant go. Dan L "ii0i'OO ~ v
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NOTICE.

ALL BILLS DUE TO ME- NOT PAID
n by the oath of this month will be
placed in the hands of collector.
38-10t* JOS. HUBASH.
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A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
IA Board of Trustees of the Queens Hos
pital will be held on SATU RDAY, the 7th
September, 1889, at 10 a. III. at the Rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce.
Business of importance, Amendment
of the bylaws. Per order.
F. A. SCHAEFER,
Secretary.
Honolulu August z 1885, 33-1m
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NOTICE.

Honolulu, Aug. 2, 1889.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-29

ELIJAH BOURNE, Mayor.
r. II. MILLS, JACOB lsAACs,
SOLOMON WISE. JACOB GAsTAL
W. =. WHITE, Sec. ard Treas.
EUpuEmoN LEBLANC. Constable.
Justices OF The Peace, Sd. Ward
GILBERT LABAyVE, henry FETRY.
oromseaEs3es-:.sE ward.
Alexis TAARAN, THos. PLowDEN
Surveyors,
w. w. EDWARDS. u. MONTAGNE
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The COTTON Crop ia Danger

MEMPHIS, June GA destruc
tive disease is working sad havoc
with the cotton plant in Landerdale
Dyer and Upton counties, this
State, and Mississippi county, Ark.
all among the most productive in
the South. Cotton that looks green
and vigorous at night, is found
black aud wi,herei 10 the roots
"a the morning. IL is not frost, be.
cause the youngest and tcpdercst
stalks are rot affected. The oldest
and stoutcst, are the ones that arc
affected. On some plantations, nun
dreds of acres Of cotton have been
destroyed, and TIE ground %replantcd
IN corn. One curious feature OF the
case is that fields arc occasionally
1onnd uninjnred, while crops on all
sides Of them are blasted, as il
ny fire.
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C@ a!g!!a,l'::$'|g's!!'?:::e''DsBUV'VS
La Diseases of u PRIVATE or CHRONIC NATURE
Central u. S s. Institute. $50 Locust ST.. St. Lonis Ao.
NOTICE.


ssbia 49, w.
March 29th 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his inter-
| tion to make final proof in support OF his
claim, and thar said proof viii b, made
before the Judge, OF III his absence, the
! clerk Of the district Conrt, at AbbevIlle,
| La, on Wednesday May Is. 1853, viz:
A!nsndJ. Iepretre, who made Homestead
| Entry No. 1917 for the South half of Soltl,
| Fast quarter or South half Of Lots 5 and
6 Section Is and North half u North Last
| quarter Section 2. Township Il South
| Range 2 West. Louisiana MeLsaian.
He names the following witnesses to
| prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of said land, VIZ Ira Mill
| man. P.sul Trahan. Andre Snlr, il
MeIica iebleu. All Of Vernlbon Parish
Louisiana.
ANY person who desires 10 protest
. against Inc allowance of such proof, OF
who knows of any substantial reason.
| under the law and the regulations Of thf
| Interior Department. why such proof
| should not he allowed. will be giveI
an opportunity AT the above mentioned
| time aud pare to cross examine the wit
| ness Of SAID claimant, aud TO offer
/; evidence IN rehnttal Of that submitted
! by claimant.
| THOMAS J, BUTLER, Register
| Aprils 1889.
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a Vegetable


only used in AiE.;s ACUE CURE hae
croyen Itself Il never failing and rapid
cure for every fern of Malarial DIS.
order, Fever and Ague, OF Chllis are
Fever. No injury follows its use, and
.ts effects are permanent. 1t souseS
the system to Il condition CT vigorous
health, clcanses the blood OF malarla
poison, and imparts a feeling OF colI'
tort and security most desirable rs
Ague districts. It is an excellent TONG
and preventative, as well as cure, o.
il complaints peculiar to malarlous,
narshy and m,asmatic regions. Iiio
great superiority OF AYERS AGyE
over any other compound is that :
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or MIN
eral; consequently it produces ne
auinism or injurious effects Whatever
upon the constitution. Those cufea
by it are left as healthy as II they naa
lever had the disease.
The direct action of AYERS AGun
CURE upon the Liver and Dlsesaisu
Organs makes it Il superior reheoy
for Liver Complaints, producing iial,y
remarkable cures. where other MeIs
lines have failed.
Eor sale by all druggists
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The Farmers lTnien.

The farmers union, No. 376. OF
Caicasieu parish, passed the fell
lowing resolution at their last reg
MAR meeting with the request that
all papers friendly to their order
publish:
Whereas, There has been q trust
formed on jate hagging for the pur'
pose Of making the cotton planters
oftne South pay Just sach prices as
they choose. Therefore, we, the
members Of SMYRNA union resolve
not to - any iute baggips if VIC
can obtao any thing for a substi'
tute to wrap our cotton at fair
price next fall, and we do heartily
endorse the action Of the State
union Of the 9th Of September il,
regard to that matter. Therefore
We request al ot.er unions in this
state t. @-~c q ale with Us il regard
10 Il mets.r.'
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fa0wss !aGs aiyrEes

t1lTes in0lnatlon nitiouaues7, dyspepsia hala-
ria. .,arynuanass. and treneEil bthliiy. fh!sl-
niaTs recommend IT. Al tesioTs sell It, Geunine
has t.,ua marx and crossed r'2I lines or wrapper.
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Abbelisle ayeTld,onaI
DE sarsEleHt 81 sh-' anfeTsor-
Census .ssaic..s


-----
W,sGrwYroH. u. C.. May /, 1889
To the Medica. Protestant
Tho various medical associations
and the medical profession Will he
Glad to learn 4hat DR.. John o,
Billings, Smgoon UHitec State
Army, has consented To take charge
of tho Report on the Mortality aoa
Vital Statistics Of the United States
as returned hy the Eleventh Census.
As the United States has M sy3,
1em oIsegistgation of vital statistics,
such as 10 relied 9uon 10y other
CIVILIZED nations for the pu.posc OF
a~certaining the actual movement
al population, our census affords the
only opportunity Of obtaining ncaran
approximate estimate OF the birth
and death rates Of much the larger
part of the country, which II entire
Iy unprovidod with any satisfactory
system oG State and municipal. regis
trati0n.
In view of this, the Census Office
during the month Of May this year
will issue to The medical profession
throughout The country physician
Registers" for ttle purpose OF obtain
ing more accurate retnfns Of deaths
than it is possible Tor the enumera
tors to make 1t is earnestly hoped
that physicians in every part OF the
country will co operate with the
Census Office in this important work
The record should be Kept from
June l., 1899, to May 81, 1890
Nearly 10000 of these registration
hooks were filed up and returned
to the Office iii 1880, and nearly all
Of them used for statistical purposes
1t is hoped that double this number
will be obtained for the Eleventh
Census.
Physicians not receiving Register;
can obtain them hy sending ,hell
names ana addresses to the Censu;
Office, and, With the Register, Al
official envelope which requires nc
stamp will be provided lcr theil
return to Washington.
If all medical and surgica
practitioners throughout the coun
try will lend their aid, the mortality
and vital statistics Of the Elevcnt!
Census will be more comprehensive
and complete than they have eve
been. Every physician should TAX.
a personal pride in having this re
port as full and accurate as it
possible to make it.
1t is hereby promised that oil
information obtained through th'
source shall be held strictly con
fdeutial. ROBERT P. Porter,
Superintendent Of Census.
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school board Directors.
w. W. EDWARDS, President.
J. N. WILLIAMS, LAsT-E BRoussARD.
GEORGE HAYES. NJ. G. BHoussARD,
AMBROSE LACoUR.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-29

Extract Of bark is also comi1r
iuta fayor for preserving wood 4
concern in Chicago makes a special
illness os 'n.ting railroad ties lnio
q ak VII agtracts is forced into
H. l'be .Hoae5s seems 10 give much
l- !f,ction.
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500 TO $500 %op :.

made working for lis. Agents preferred
WHO can huiisl. tlielr own horses and
4l7c Their Who'll" time t" the business.
Spare moments may NJ protits},!y en-
pioyed also. 4 few vacancies in towns
and cities. Z, F. JOHNSON X 60. 1918
Main st., Richmond, Va. 1m
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NOTICE.

Hunting in the pasture Of r.. ,
undersigned, both sea Marsh AND aS
highland is henceforth prohjhited
ANY person caught trespassinp uno..
said lands, by hunting. after this da,a
will be prosecuted to the full e,tea.
Of the law.
ADRIEN NUsEz,
j. G LEMAlRE.
Feb. 18th 1888.
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stop THIEF

4 thief was seen yesterday graspinc q
hroat OF q balo-headed old gentleman. ~.
daief, Zane was Cough" A polieer,s.
called Warsde1'e pectoral Balm pro,n,.,.
arrested nshl The old gentlemsn, IL
In his pocket, and is happy. For sala s.
aasa + burke. and J. r, Robin. Drnoo,.vxy
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The Dead ana the sIeeper..

FROM BnckWoou'S Magazine.
The dead arc for the most part buried,
not, MS with us, in ground set apart for
that purpose, Though one frequently lights
upon cemeteries duly chosen with regard
to their 'lucky" POSITIONS, but they are
simply laid down anywhere and every
where. Few things strike the traveller
more than the Chinese mode OF sepulture
Burial mounds and coilins-the latter
sometimes exposed in all their hideous
baroness, at other times wrapped up in
mating like large chests OF tea-meet the
eye at every turn. The Chinamau, us is
well known, maintains sacred reverence
for the spot where his relatives. and spe.
cially his ancestors, have been buried, and
for his native locality US the religiously.
desired place OF his own ultimate sepul-
turc. Whatever, then, intericres with the
sacredness OF the spot, and with the min.
istcring services OF the wind and water
spirits" is looked upon as anathema.
Railways are considered decidedly un.
canny. There is no denying the fact
But there is also no denying that the
reverence OF the average Celestial
for tho graves of his ancestors is
only second to his reverence for tho
almighty dollar. This has been proved
times without number in the neighbor-
hood OF the treaty ports, where the for.
cigner has erected his own "uncanny"
abodes, which frequently intertercd with
the "Fengshui" Of burial places, or, as
was often the case, nccessitated the re-
moyal Of the burial mounds or collins; but
few dollars 10 the representatives OF the
family almost invariably smoothed the
difficulty. In country, then, like China,
where there are fertile plains Of vast ex-
tent, aud which, therefore present few
engineering difficulties; inacountry where
the cheapest labor in the world exists in
an incXnaustiblc supply-labor which,
from the wonderful aptitude for acquiring
proficiency Unborn in every Chinaman,
would soon become skilled labor-the
sum nj which the Chinese assess the dam.
age TO the graves OF their ancestors would
add but small amount TO the mileage
cost OF the iron roads. II may be rcmcm-
befud that few years ago q railway
about eight miles in length was laid down
-hntgeen shanghai and Woo-Sung. near
the mouth Of the Yang-tse.kiang. II sue
cccded extremely well-so well, in fact,
that the provincial authorities became
alarmed lest the success might be used rs
/ n precedent and an argument for further
construc ion, and Il was bought from the
British hnu8c which had constructed II;
and then, to the horror Of the foreign
community, the rails were torn up and
shipped TO Formosa, on the shores Ol
which they lie rusiing at tho present mo.
mcnt. This railway was carried through
ono Of the most denscly.ooilined districts
came across In China, but the "Feng
shut" opposition was easily overcome
Besides, Il Is not impossible that the YER
million pencil itself may be- called into req
uisiiion in the form OF an edict dealing In
a summary manner with tho question o
ancestor compensation.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bond. and stocks.

NEW YORK, June Mooney on call easy, with no
loans closed offered at ~ per cent, Prime MGR
camille paper, 3MjN per cent Sterling exchange
dun but steady, at sLS1l4 for sixty day bills aud
S. 50 for demand.
There is l,tlo interest shown In the dealings TO.
DAY and only one important movement took place
during the day, the fluctuations IN the general list
being confined TO small fractions Some selling OF
st. Paul caused n weak feeling in the carly trading
but the strength OF Oregon lanscOntincntal, which
rosc from 20 10 ~ on the bidding Of one broker.
and the strong tone Of the Pacific stocks aflcrward
brought about n more confident feeling and a rally
set In, which, by the close OF tho board, had
brought prices back again to about the level OF
opening figures. Tho Chesapeake ohio stocks
were also prominent for the comparative ANNA.
ton when they displayed aud the advances mad 9
Ia each OF them The market finally closed dun
and firm NJ close 20 opening figures
Railroad bonds were dun and the fluctuations
In the few issues traded In were entirely without
significance as rule, though few bonds show
material changes The sllcs were only sjSs0OO, Of
which Denver a Rio Grindc Western certificates
contributed $4,000. The tone, however, was fairly
firm,
The total sales Of stocks today were o. 100 shares
Closing quotations.