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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-06-11

THE City Council yesterday declared
the Electric poles ON Seventh street a
nuisance. That body gave the Eastern
capitalists. WHO were said to be DESTROYS
of putting their shekels into the work,
fully two wesks to materialize; and, as
they failed to put in an appearance, the
Council very properly orders the removal
Of what has proved to be failure as a
public improvement, and what is very
unsightly nuisance.
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THE Times attempts to claim a victory
over the HERALD on a question of fact
because we inadvertently used the word
GRATED" in respect to orange trees,
when We intended to say "budded." 1t
says, in substance, that the accidental
misuse of a word shows what we know
about orange growing. Now as a matter
of fact, We clainf to know nothing about
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ALand Case decided

SAN Francisco, June 10,-In the United
States Court today, Judge Sawyer dis
missed the writ of the United States
against the Central Pacific Railway Conn
pany ct al. The suit was brought to de-
clare invalid grant to certain lands in
Contra Costa county, which had been
settled under the homestead law before
the patents for the lands had been
granted to the railway company.
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A Murderous Pauper Shot.

Iowa, Cry, Ia, June 10.-Yesterday
afternoon q man named Hodges, q
pauper supported by the county, fatally
shot Henry McCarter, Postmaster at
Green Center, over a quarrel about
money due to pauper Hodges. The
county people, in trying 10 arrest Hodges,
shot him dead.
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money in the pockets OF the victimp.
The largest eun was $3.114.23.

Inc largest sum was $3, ll4.Z3.
LOOK AFTER PENSIONS AND POLICIES.
Private Dalzel has written letter to
the Associated Press, in which he says
that widows and orphans, whose hus-
bands and fathers were drawing pensions
on the day of the great calamity, are en-
titled to accrued pensions due to soldier
at the time of his death, and no longer.
This also applies to those whose pension
claims were pending. He further sug-
gests that all insurance companies should
publish list of persons having policies
in their companies in the flooded districts,
because, in many cases, the policies are
lost.
NO DANGER OF AN EPIDEMIC.
WASHINGTON, June 10,-Surgeon. Cen
eral Hamilton, whom the President sent
to Johnstown, reports that there is no
danger of an epidemic there.
SAN FRANCIsCo's FLOOD FUND.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-Up to noon
| today subscriptions to the YOUNGSTOWN re-
lief fund amounted to over 100000.
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SAN Francisco, June 10.-The cbarve
OF granddaughter against O. F. Van Dozen.
a gripman on the Suffer street car which
ran over and killed E. o. F, Hastinrs.
the well.known attorney, wss dismissed
in Judge Rix's court to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-06-11

The Tribune of yesterday says that no
body ever gets an idea from the Herald.
As no idea has ever, by the most chart
table construction, got.into the Tribune's
columns, we acquit it Of plagiarism from
this journal.
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A Hung Jury.

FRESNO, June 10.-The jury in the trial
OF Ryan and Nicholson, on charge of
robbing the Hildreth stage of bar of
bullion valued at about 5000, were dis
charged yesterday, being unable to agree
after eighteen hours deliberation.
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The Bear for Point Harrow

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10,-The United
States steamer Bear, Captain Healy.
sailed today for Point Barrow, Alaska,
with supplies and materials for the relief
station to be erected there.
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SANTA BARBAaA, June 1O.-The resid-
ence owned by Mrs. Hsywards, and oc-
cupied by ID. j. Laughlin, was burned
tonight. Loss $3.50. Cause, explosion
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Notice tn MAI, subscribers.

The papers Of al delinquent mail snpsc d; as
IN .he Los Angeles DAILY HERALD VIII De
promptly disoontinued hereafter, No papers
VIII be sent to subscribers BY mail uniess tn y
Same have been paid for IN advance: Inis RUE
In infexible AYERS " LfSoh'
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JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT-Owing 70
osy Greatly Increased facilities we are prepared
"a execute ali kinds of Job WORK In superior
manner Specisl attention win be gwen 70
coru mercisl and legal printing, ana 81 orders
viii be promptly filed &C moderate rates.
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Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica, opens
Saturday next, June 18th.
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BASEBALL.

New YORK, June 1O.-The game this
afternoon was pitchers contest, Keefe
and Reilly doing great work. Keefe held
the Bostons' heavy hitters down to three
hits and struck out round dozen.
SCORE.
IL 8 5 6 7 50
Boston. ...... 10 o o O o OIL
New York .......0 o 2 O IS
Base hits-Boston, 3; New York, s.
Errors-Boston z, New York 5. Umpire
Barnum. Batteries - Boston, Clarkson and
Bennett; New York, Keefe and Ewing.
WASHINGTON, June 0.-Philadelphia
defeated the home team in we'll played
game this afternoon.
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JAMES ]. AYERS.
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
A soc. per week. or soc. per MONTH

orv1on OF PUBLICATION, 1885 West Second
meet, between Spring and Fort. Los Angeles
Rxx1rrANcEs should be made by draft, check,
pestofice order or postal note. The latter snoulo
e rent for all sums less than 3d.
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE from adjacent eowns
~>orfallv solioited.
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Base b1ts-Washington a, Philadelphia 5.
Washington 2, Philadelphia o. Umpire
Phil Baker, Observation-Disclosures Keefe
and Mack; Philadelphia, Burlington and Glenn.
ents.
CHICAGO, June 10.-Two hard fought
games were played this afternoon, Chi
cago winning both. The grounds were
very wet and soft, the weather threaten
ing and the attendance small.
sCoRE-FIRsT GAME.
Gaissss ! il
ErrOrs-ohicago 5, indianapolis 5. Bat
terses-0hicago, Hutchinson and SUNNI re-
scoRE-sEcoND aAMR.
G fasIsssss.,l. : - 2 ! 5 8 r.
Base hits-Uhicago s, Indiana polls Z. Errors
Chicago 3, iodianaPolis 8. umPire-Lynch.
spolis, Getzein and Buckley.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-No game. Rain.
CLEVELAND, June 1O.-The game this
afternoon was exciting, requiring twelve
innings before it was finally decided.
SCORE.
Cleveland. .........2 10000 o004-e
Base 6its.Cleyeiand Is, pittsburs IL. 0 Er,
l, Pittsburg s. Batteries
Cleveland: Beattin and Sutcliffe; Pittsburg:
Calvin and Miller. Umpire, Fessenden.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
BROOKLYN, June 10.-Brooklyn Z; bat
terry, Carruthers and Bushing. Louis
vile 5; battery, Strstton and Vaughn.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Athletics 8;
battery. Weying and Gross. Kansas
City g.; battery, Swar!sel and Donohne.
BALTIMORE, June l0.-Bsltimore l, st.
Louis O.. .
PmLADELPHA, June 10.-Athletics 8,
Kansas City 8.
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AMOUNTS FOUND ON THE DEAD.

Mr.. Mulson, in charge Of the removal
OF bodies from the ruins, says that, up to
this date, he had found over 5000 in
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ONE OF NOBODYs MEN.
Interesting Sketch Of ssnatOr KSppA's Col.
league,

Interesting Sketch Of senator KSppA's Col
league,
Ssa York Correspondent
Charles James Faulkner, Senator Ken.
mas colleague, Is often seen in New York,
whittier he comes only on business, and
is whisked back to his desk in the SEN
ate or his law Office at Martipsburg as
soon as the affair that brought him "a
the metropolis have been transacted,
He comes from the northeast as does
Kenna from the southwest, corner Of the
State, Since "Bobn Garrett got hold Of
the Baltimore q Ohio interests the In
auence Of that road in West Yir'
ginia politics seems, at least to the eye
Of the outside, to have gone below
the surface and become much less
conspicuous, Johnson N, Camden was
q Baltimore 4 Ohio man and a good SEN
ator, The Faulkner boys, sons OF the
late Charles James Faulkner, who 50
ably represented this country at the
Count Of Versailles, are also identified
professionally, as lawyers, with many
Baltimore & Ohio matters, But they
are nobody's men, They stand up fol
their State and their party, Senator
Faulkner is q stoCky, serious, brown
haired and broWn-eyed man, less than
80 years OF age, OF grave and courteous
demeanor and impressive bearing, He
has q thoughtful mouth, a good head oil
hair and a mustaChe that shows traces Of
Cavalier blood, He and Kenna are
quite istinCttypes OF the representative,
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Priscilla, "you are perfectly superb.
Won't you tell me where you are goingT'
mo" said the young soldier, with q
stif bow, "Good night Mistress Far
den.n
When Dorothea arrived at Joseph
Walren's house she was Mortified at be-
holding 1t brilliantly lighted, She re-
membered Priscilla's remark that her
brother had gone out to dine, oh, what
an idiot she had been not TO know that
he had come here, for Warren was his
best friend. Why didn't she write him 7
Why didn't she with ordinary sense
leave q letter for him with PFiscillaP
All that was too late, and she despeI'
ately went up the steps and knocked.
Tho door wasthrown open and a servant
appeared.
HTell Mr., Warren that / should like 10
speak with him." said Dorothea, ma
jeshcally, and the servant vanished very
much impressed, only 10 return with the
dread announcement,
"Mr, Warren says, will you please step
into the dining Toom2"
Poor Dorotheal What pen can de-
scribe her sensations at being suddenly
conducted into a large room with twenty
gentlemen, some drinking wine and all
looking at herP She knew almost every
one by sight and many OF them init
mRtely.
WWellP" said Warren, inquiriugly,
Y would like To see you alone" she
replied, grandly,
'spesE out, We are alltriends here"
said John Farden,
So the girl spoke. 1.-THE British are
going to Concord to capture our stores,
do not know when, but they are go
a torrent Of questions poured out up.
on her, In the midst OF which she made
her escape. The result OF her work was
soon evident. The Americans began
removing their store, and the battle Of
Lexington was fought on April 10, l775,
II John Farden recognized Dorothea
In her disguise he kept his own counsel,
After the war was over and he had a
wife OF his own he said to her one day:
"Dorothsa, do you remember that SOL
der who cameto us one night at Joseph
WRrren'sP"
And sweet Mistress Farden looked up,
and then down, turned red and then
white, and murmured:
"oh, Johnl Who told your"
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Inherited Blood Poison.

How many people there arc whose distress
from sores, aches, pains aud Oruptlvc tendencies
are due to Inherited blood poison. had bloOt
passes from parent to child, and 1t therefore Il
the duty Of husband Ind wife to keep theIr blood
pure. This Is easily accomplished by a timely
usO OF 1. Il, B.. botanic Blood Balm). Send tc
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, for a book oimost con
vlncing proof.
James Hill, Atlanta, Ca, writes; "My two SOM
were afflicted with blood poison, which Doctor
said was hereditary. They both broke out III
sores aud eruptlOns which Il. u. u. promptly
controlled and finally cured completely"
Mrs. 8. N. Williams, Sandy, Texas, writes!
"Ay three poor afflicted children, who Inherited
blood poison have improved rapidly alter u use
Of Il. u. u. II lisa Godsend.n
J. Il. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station, N. G., Feb
ruAry 10, 1855, writes: "'DOne aud blood poison
forced mo 10 have my leg RmputRted, and on the
stump there anne u large ulcer, which grew
worse every day until doctors gave mt up tOdle
! only weighed 10 pounds when began to take
u. D. b., and twelve bottles increased my weigh
10 1850 pounds and mado me sound and we'll.
never know VIII i good health was before"
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale agents. IL
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CINCINNATI, o., March 22.-HogS In rood do.
tnAnu aud higher common aud light q O0AI S0i
packing aud butchers ~ 60Ai O6I receipts Loo
hCAdi shipments 1850 head,
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We. the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all PRICES drawn In The Louisiana State Lot
teries which may DO presented Rt our counters,
B. y. WALMsLEY, Pres, Louisiana Natl Bank,
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bank,
4, BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans Natl Bank,
CARL KoHN, Pres, union National Bank,
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Proposals,
Baking Powder.

DIAMOND DYES E Es:S "a a sf S Sss your RAsy " S,s Z: ~ u aJ siHR 81 HI'
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A wise old saw nevorg gets rusty.
plsarmIng an Unseen Foe.


"ThlS was sometime a paradox as Hamlet
says. Since, however, tho people OF America
and other lands have been enabled TO pit Hos
tet.ot's stomach BlttcrS against that unseen foe,
malaria, II Is no longer q paradox, but an easy
possibility. Wherever malaria evolves lis misty
venom TO poison the ar, and dCcaying unwholS
some vegetation l%mprCgnAtes tho water, there
10 tho very stronghold Of miaSmR, IL tho aux
Hilary potent 10 dlMrm tho foe and ASSURE OH
Client protection. Fever and aRna, blllou1 70
mlttent, dumb aglc and Ague cake, no matte
on tho system, are frSt forced 70 relAx thell
grasp aud eventually 4. abandon II altogether
But Il ID 10 preventive force that should phiOl!
recommend tho .nltteft t0pefAona dwelling y
6ueEieF Of defence ARalnSt which the enemy |
poWOflOSS, Cures, likewise dyspepsia, rh0umA
ism, kidney aud bilious Ailments,
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Reliable Testimony.

Among those who testify to the merit
Of ALLcooR's Porous PLAsTERs are Mrs
Henry Ward Beecher, Hon. Samuel ],
Randall, Cyrus W. Field, Jr, Hon,
James VI. Hustled, Charles b. FredriCks,
Henry King, Manager Seaside Sanitar'
ium, Hon. L. L. Pitts, General F. B,
spinola, George Augustus sala, Marion
Harland and Sisters Of Charity, Provi'
dence Hospital, Washington, D. o.,
Beware Of limitations, and do not be
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ask fol
ALLcooK's, and lot no explanation OF
solicitation induce you to accept a sub
stitute. DAW.
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Qbe 9Mtt4iqenter,
ouiosl MOI. 20 aud NJ Fourteenth street..
a NlW POEM pY ALICR OARY.

=, "
The following little poem BY Alice Cary 81
nelldsd IN the publlAhed works Of the q
ZEN By our friend Prof, W. II. Yepable, Of q
lnnRu'
ohlsball I ev.Pb s voIpy
nacF x NY mere tSs H,ooD who'd. ara hlo,,,O,
TIoEs Nv M dnNrI ""'1 Ap"uS
S u""''
Back whe,a the mows,, ar. h,r1,ro
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ToLEbo, March o. -wheAtdull and ii n;caSh
s XXI Ne GSrS TI du in9 and pS 2isidS wy s., S1H X A XIV
GHC. Oats dull cash DC; No. 2 white 2TNG
CloyeitCed dull and steady cash aud March
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 22.-Flour dull.
Wheat dull No. 2 rod March, April, May aud
June 96a9GC. Corn firm but quiet; steamer No, 4
mixed 4lIEe; No. 2 mixed March 40AAlONci
April 4laaIHc; May 4lAAI2c; Juno 42aISEc.
Oats quiet but irnli No. white 52llfc; No.
8iNa5lkci June Hha0Sc. PFoYislOnS quiet but
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CINCINNATI, O., March 22.-Flour heavy,
Wheat dun; No. 2 red Csc; receipts 100 buLhels
shipments 100 bushels. Corn Bteadyj No. 2 mix.
cd $iNc. Oats In good demand; No. . mixed
22she;, Rye dull; No; 2, 4Tc Pork quiet a
short fibs $50. Bacon steady and unchanged,
Whisky quiet at q %. Butter, sugar and cheese
Rt0RlV' F1Ia heavy nj OalOo.
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First q cold, then a cough, then con.
sumption, then death. ~ took DR..
Acker's English Remedy for Consump.
ton the moment | began 10 cough, and
I believe II saved my liz" N,
WALLACE, Washington. O. r. Goethe, r.
B. Burt, @. Menkemeller, Logan DrugC Co.
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Educational.
ING. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". Va.
ts.ter. Of the YlrlnuonA

A school OF more than national reputation,
oterS exceptional advantages for thorough edut
cation Of young ladies In all departments. Ii
brary Of six thousand volumes. Elmo phllo'
Sophieal, chemical and Astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially nOted. Corpsoi
plano teachers trained BY a leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according 10 the method Of the old italian mas.
tOtG.
Location Unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons IL
all the principal cities, address
sol THE DIRECTREgg,
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Government and State bonds dun aud heavy


NEW YORK. Mnrch o. -FionF rOcoInts IL IN
packages; exports 7,9f7 barrels and 0,ssS sacks;
rcceipts 2,TSO busEeiS: exSoTts ao'S7S b,w,sbSSIIS!
Eaies GAO6G6O buS6eis NJ iitTrrs "Td IGInynSi
bushOlS Of SPOT, spot market moro nCttvo, SSN q
red SiHnSGc; No. / red 81 Of; No wIlicOC nm.
graded rcd s%casi 6iEt obtionS fmnoderStei " NJ.
tive aud Irregular; No. 3 rel March Vg1SC; April
p2NSo; May V31sa0ic, closing at 03TCi June 63N
aylIfc, closing at gilC; July 92AalJIc, closing
At gIsc; August ,W)2ROl1Gc, cloSlng az VlNC;
September 9lLTc: December Ot1{c, Harley quiet.
bushels; sales O6, 900 bushels Of futures and 1S6,UO
bushels Of spot; market dull audR shade higher;
ungnaded mixed lla+3i{c: March 49kc; April
4%21lci May ilkc; Juno 43I|c; July 43kai515O,
exports 81 bushels; SalCs i6yS6o '6SGSI Iu Of n.
lures and Gi,0OO bushels OF spot; market
dull and steady; spot No. . white SEAa53l3c;
mixed western 20IlA93C; white do SiR83O;
CONE. o TaiSISO steady: III March, giI' Ap pRR and fI sIsy
lGSOal7,O6c; June lG,pSai7,lb July l7.lbal7.2Jc;
August scptembCr and October l7.25alT.46c;
November aud December lI6Oc; spot Rio steady
at lS3c, sligar, raw strong; refined 11lc higher;
O Gashc; extra Q 6Ha6SSfc white extra u6lSl6c;
yelloW onG,sCi 9n T. t5sei Iio9i1 IL4ci tmnli
o IN T. 1l W.. noyIInsd5 a. a. !agi SuIt ,D9 ,GainOui
SrH Lni o'fN PoMuyLcu 'S3ui s.au9lAtSI TX
SSttSSIIIIES SSosIn siaSjS. ~, MI w =; st.M y ianItvOWMi
II }i7ESi S n, TSTpSStinS n1iHt " al sg VIZ s1fa F%va
gTp's9ssII y N ~. nI,v i ,SStS s,a PG S6S,d nE Y. oid me-
- TN Se"i1 ~, n nwm iuT 49,, &c ,' JSIiS TX 4 gGimiI ~ Z
sSnTnidCs,su WY. AZ hdm pVSna ~ "TI!Sa III az
SSSisyn s,eSIT ~. Sity 4 d.. March ! n.y..
iii = ! aSo. Ma ,'Ss'S "a .iH v;V9 = ", SiATGn 1SSc;
August and September S.ISc. ''YBS Butter weak:
western dairy i3nlSc; creamery i7alSc. CheeSe
QUIET; western 0IaIIAc.
CuioIno March % a tat. h,,s,ros. ,,.s ,,o,s
oo GnIT ~ SS Mat ~ i.A LII nLII HusineSs va ttals;
nStSu w !, l,Saat ~ vO'Hl NY. Wnlie interest centeted
pprrHItS,pprl AZ [n ,i IVY Sta sg, tM.H ". - k9ou ~ m m
n,tnsS nnS onhSSyorgSS. l. w IS,, IEEllng IN W. y
nnstnIIo IN iuiyN roSn nS,sI ndaS y, sIa !. nn,iv y
ProyiSions moderately inctlSc. Flonr iHrn Iatni
unchanged. Wheat, cash No. . spring 81 OIIa
NAV o5eS;i' az eeIoSInE Al ii az. Tina S%L[;n
0gEC, closing 81 js555e; July S6iSS&f a. closing Il
8jIc; Mia 8JNc; June lSEc, ont. Cash No ..
2SSc; May 2SISc; June 9STc; July SXc, Rye,
No. 9, iSc. FlaSSced, 81 90. TImothy seed lid
Mess pork, cash, Nav aud June 81 35al2 AK;
July tl2 67k: Lard, each and May OWL al. 029lk e;
gq ~, I .i Inly . 5;;Igc: h., BaGon; short ri6s S2oa
WHISKY u ". sugar., cut lo9i IIHls9ici, gratu'
Iatea Gasyi stsAMnuALu "a CIV Dut1E uncnAuBeu'
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pnell pnesi Itelanr Piles.

sYMProMS.-Molsturo; intense. itching. and
singing; most at night; worse BY scratching
II allowed 70 continue tumors form, which
often bleed aud ulcerAtc, becoming very sore
swAYNR's OINTMENT stops the itching RnC
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
80 cents. Dr.. swayne 4 son, Philadelphia.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Feature. of the Money and stock Mar.
kets,

kets,
New York, March Q. -Money on call easy at
AN per cent? closed offered al ~ per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 4k{a6N per cent, Ster'
ling exchange dull but firm nj 81 SS5{aA Ss11i.
Sales oil stocks were 1880 shares,
The stock market was intensely dull during
the cntlre day, with the exception Of 0 short
time In the tirSt hour, and prices Were as near
StagnRnt u possible, The opening prices were
generally slightly higher and further fractional
gains were scored all over the list In the carly
dealings, while Missouri Pacific and Chicago,
burlington 4 Quincy rose u point each. The
early demand for stock shown very SoOn died
away, and stho market sank Into tho
most extreme dnllness, and prices remained
stagnRlt until the Ragglng tendency became
noticeable, when some pressure was brought
against the Changers, aud Burlington and Rock
Island sold of rapidly, The rest Of tho list sym.
PathlEed and everything was brought down 70 q
shade below the opening figures, the market clos.
iing quiet and heavy. Almost everything on the
list a a slight fraction lower this evening,
6SS,0OO.
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SINE rs %nGRATEFuL.n

II saved the life Of my little girl by
the prompt use Of DR.. Acker's English
Remedy Tor consumption. Mira. Vim
v. Hartman, New York. @. r. Goethe
R. D. Burt, @. Menkemeller, Logan Drul
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Railroads..


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