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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-03-29
February SD -

February iih -
Mr.. Towner Schley-Deaf Sir-Weuseal'"
Corn and Oats Phosphate Manufactures y
the Chesapeake GuanC Company o'iAiNla
last spring. belnga preparation eIPns.jF
pared for spring crops. We found u n"@
matured our corn earlier, but 'l9''
drought better and gave IN inuoh ia1-
yield. As II paid Us for our inVe'ii'sDN
see no reason why we should not u'' "
Respectfully. &C..
WIN. wElsE
JOHS L. RlCR4gh
March sih. -
Mr.. Towner Schley-Dear sir S''' y
special preparation for spring corpson Dlp
den last spring. I was very mpeh
with 10. Truly Yours,
W. MANNING LIND
February, ~
Mr. Towner schIey-Dear sir-fov'
and Oats Phosphate has pleased me lof -
al years. am convinced the use A" NF..
II natures the corn earlier s"'N'
drought better and believe the 'O'i
not InJure ~.
Yours Respectfully, ,s
JOHN H. sSrDth
Mr. Towner Scbley-i have used y''' ~.
and Oats Phosphate for several yesIH =,
Ileye IL a first-class article. IL esna'DVr
me for my Investment.
Respectfully Yours. .,,a
Pehrnsfy 30 -
Mr. Towner schley Dear sir-l Oh -,
preparation for spring crops has f'', , 20
satisfaction in this neighborbo"a' =. -,
been nsIng Il for several year, ~ -
stands the drought much better. ~ .,.,,,.
il much larger. and believe u vi"
the worms from working upon !"
if"'' ''' PETER SoSc"
yareb. ~
Mr.. Towner scbiey-Dear SIT ,sss
special preparation last season n.y.. - lss
Although II being a very dry
confident was paid for my in's
Yours &c" 1Apayis
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-03-29
FOR RENT.

Two Dwelling Houses AT DnffieIds, with
rooms and kitchen. Botn comparatively
new and In good condition. One possession
given LIST Of April, 1859. Inc other about mid
die OF April. US. MELVIN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03
A Terrible Confifot with Tigers.
Pail Mall Gazette.

Mr. Gabbett. an Anglo-Indian dis
lsiet engineer. at Abn Road, was lately
told Of family OF tigers in On adjoin-
ing jungle. and, accompanied by his
troll and an old gatekeeper.
started 1T once for the scene Of opera
tons, and had not long TO wait before
three fine tigers broke cover. He
dropped the foremost dead with well
directed shot. He then fired NJ the
next one. but though the brute was
hard bit he managed 20 make on
towards river bed in the vicinity.
Mr.. Gabbett then had q shot at the
third. and succeeded In wounding him
badly. bur the animal beat a retreat
into cave hard by. I'm the mean
time the tiger which had gene
towards the river ID fell
ia with a shepherd, vi. m he
maaled rather badly. Mr. taabbett
opened fire. The tiger was hit and
rolled ever, bu: charged. and was hit
twice again. Mr.. Gabbett was aiming
another shot when his foot slipped
and he fell, and the Infatuated beast
dealt him a blow on the head which
rendered hin insensible. The old gate
keeper very piueklly attacked the
tiger with his sword, but only diverted
sshe fury of the animal 20 himself The
brute fslied him 10 the ground with q
stroke OF his paw and then returned
to Mr.. Gabbett. This diversion saved
that gentleinan's life, for the tiger only
succeeded in elawing him slightly and
then fell dead. A fourth tiger also APP
peared on the scene but did not modest
anyone. Mr.. ,sabhett was brought
fayorahiy, and purposes going home
shortly on leave. The shepherd Is
also In fair way 90 recovery, but the
poor old gatekeeper has suecumbed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03

boy any q the adjoining farms Al his
Last sun1mer BE- used 10 - "a
church - Huntsneton ererv s1rdar
ns9Fni1R. bnt this yexr TIE church Is
paying him IS Z week ID prsy In -
cref.
The skunk q said % possess strour
affection for The human besre. but m
most instances Il Il nof re<..xssed. The
SKUNK resembles the elephant 81 one
yespect, ma because be cant climb d
tree
Mr. LIningez says this little animal
does net se4usre much food, and even
inst little Is Of the yery plainess kind.
And yet ne i m DIAL e4tex after szs-
The sac which suppzfes the little
heIiotropc with hfs alI-pervsaEng
sentiments may b. easily removed
says Mrs. IInfn9cr. and then the ami
NAL i ~ harmless and eTen more DE-
voted fazu the eomnon house cat.
Possibly thai may Lead to the general
adoption Of this animal - house pet
some dsy. ard. ajoDg with the sting
less bulldog. oar houses viii be filled
With delight. Thea the New York
landlord who cannot let rs hare a
kStttz8S u No are fujffS1E7puS enough TO Sf
parents and pukaicIy xarnis il can LEI
bis high ssoop hrDwn-stone front 20 q
pco31e-sI1g iniiYnlayy or d skunk
aquarium. and thank hexven that he
Is not encouraging American children
IN our great metropolis.
Here IN Indiana there iiYes ST Fair.
rpontEan honest and deserving green
grocer and fradesman whose name
did not succeed In getting. He de-
series to do sell He dees not pre-.
vaYicate. He docs not try 90 rnisrep
resent. Ranged along the front Of tks
store he exhibits vegetables OF ali
| kinds. fruit IN season. butter and eggs
Al lock sweet and clean. Everything
Is neatly arranged. Hung over these
articles are the price marks. COMING
siong the ege counter you discover {
siIingie on which II painted with shoe
backing = a natural gas well, the
pride OF koko8no. =
Eotising the large number of scent
eggs sold during the day, We have
cancelled our lecture date here and
viii 60 away on the afternoon train.
Btu WYE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03

Passages FFozn sBpeeehes Against
the Crimsnn war.

~
the Crimsnn War.
The angel OF death has seen abroad
IN the lard, T1u may almost near the
beating OF hts wings. There is no one.
as when the frst-born were slain OF
old, 10 sprinkle with blood the Intel
and the two side-posts Of our doors,
that be may spare and pass on: be
takes his victims from the castle OF
the noble, the mansion OF the wealthy,
and the cottage Of the poor and the
fowly, s1d il Is on behalf of all these
classes that / make this solemn APP
peal.
/ am not, nor did / ever pretend 10
be, statesman; and that character is
so tainted and 50 cquivocai in our day
that ! am not sure that q pure and
honorable ambition would aspire to it.
have not enjoyed for thirty years,
like these noble lords. the honors and
emoluments of Office. | have not set
my sails to every passing breeze. /
EN- plain and simple citizen, sent
here by one of the foremost constifu-
eneies Of the empire. representing
4eebiy, perhaps. but honestly, dare
aver, the opinions OF very many, and
the true interests OF all who have sent
me here. Let It not be said that am
alone In my condemnation OF this war.
and OF this incapable and guilty adj
ministratiou. And even II | were
alone. II mine were q solitary voice,
raised amid the din of arms and the
clamoY OF venal press. should have
the consolation | have tonight and
which | trust viii be mine % the last
moment Of my existence the price,
less consolation that no word Of mine
has ever tended to promote the squan-
dering OF my country $ treasure or the
splitting OF one single drop Of my
c0untrv's blood.
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CHICAGO liva srocK MAaKzr.
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Katy Is still At Co.man's wharf.
The Aneon is 81 the Ocean dock yet.
The Geo. W. Elder has sailed for Alaska
The Louisiana VIII have fun cargo by
SandaF
The waIls Wallis was al the hunkers ali
day yesterday.
The :, Z. Boyden Was AZ Colran's wharf
yesterday forenoon.
The Edward r. Webster finished dis
charging her cargo OF fish yesterday
morning
Raiere i krssx forwarded 100 tons of
aoar 10 Snoh0nllsh yesterday on the sfeasa-
egs Washington and Munroe
The Moisse Adams was towea from Hsr-
sington & ssztfh's wharf 10 Iouch 4 John
sonss wharf yesterday sfiernoon.
San FRANgESsa, May 3-Arrive.i-s str
Oregon. Portland sh Palestine. Tacoma
str City OF Pueblo. Sssta-ia: Palmyra, Post
Gamble Cleared Hesper, Port Townsend.
str Bertha. ksdisk str San Mateo
Nansinaos IN loafs Walsh and * Hesper.
Pom Townssna. saiied-stT ColGnhls,
reFsisnd
MELnSsaSE. Nsrcs ia,-ssIied Monark.
pugcs scsud.
PlYnovrH. April p. Arrived Great
NissisEss. from Iseorfs.
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Medern khartaum.
New YORK san.

Khartonm still figures in newspaper
dispatches, although there really is no
khartonm At tlse present day. The
town was practically wiped oat of ex-
isssnce Ia The DAYS OF horror following
Gardon's death. The forts are still
maintained. bat the rest uf the town
Was rasea 81 the ground and the ma
teriai used in the nesf important
buildings was taken across the river
to build biz maasoleum and mosque
over the remains OF the Mahdl, oni-
durham. across the river from hhar-
toum. is nov the seat of the Mahdist
power, and when We read that hnar-
soum Is alarmed ever Waite Pasha
rumors, il simply means thai usndnr-
man : ~ a isanicky state lsy de-
stFoysng hlssrsenfn the Mahdi simply
meant % show the Su0dan what would
become 81 any ether wicked city
which. aceepsine an infidel's aid, at
tempted 70 keep the hosts Of the
prophet ostside is walls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03
Erek.a Marriage Engagements.
Sosrssown Herald.

A Rostos man offers so prsxe By
statistics that seveu-fenths OF the mar
rage engagements that are hrokea art
broken BY women. When We look
around and see the number OF worth
less husbands supported by their
wives. the wender i that ai beast ten
fsnths of the broken marriage engage
ments are not broken BY women.
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John Merrlasey's widow.

u. tAaiS pssebts1oEfAts
The widow of John Morrissey, the
famous pugliist and gambler, is q
gentle, handsome, notherly looking
masron. She is now residing In Troy,
where she was born, and where she
married MorrisSey. Does she derlore
her late husbands eareerg No. she Is
quite as ansiable aud charitable as she
looks. bat she has always been sport
herself. and remains SO In disposition
II not in practice. She was the daugh-
ter of steamboat captain. and a de-
cided beauty. She married Aorrissey
early in his fame Is pugilist. and
melted and encouraged him n stay in
the ring. | remember well how she
used 10 teach their hoy, when he Was
a baby. 10 pat up his little fists in
fighting style. and il is vivid in my
memory. too. that she Knocked out a
feminine neighlor GA 1T least one &C
casion. The widow OF John Norris
sey reads every line of prixe~tlghsing
news that she comes across. bat al
Ways with supreme contempt for the
men whom she regards as degenerate
successors Of her husband.
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Mrs. Carmichael. sAe lady recensly
acanitted ef The charge eg numbering
her husband. az Hillside. Mieh.,
thanked the jury, remarks he
freit paper. with tears ia her eyes. =
How infinitely more affecting that was
iAan 10 thank the jury with tears IN
her vAliSe
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pennsyi.ania RaHast. Caught.

PfxrsEV8a. APRIL - rayts8a % the
gang ns stsSp~F&stass who have hSea rob
hag ard consulting 1nnraerous as
xufsx apoa farmers ia the vlSin-
ssy ef Me< les.anefown. FAyeste c0anty.
have been captured a last Twelve OF then
were hrou<as 81 samerxas to-day BIZ ex-
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Island Transportation CO,
HKxBxsI !. sKzcrER. N.a.ssr.



TIE sze&msr .. 3. LIBBY. Herbert y.
Eexe1<r, raAxser. fs&xe4 seattle every sun
dsy Afternoon ~ p m FOR Fsx< Tuwnee7d
and the san ycan islands. frum EAtfeMsz
wharf Lestses Fort Townsezs ~ 10 = u.
every Mcndax, Wednesday aud Frs2sy for
NhnfcoIn. calling - SrssthS Island. ana
kscAAceso1S weather pcyzsssinkf+Arxyle.
LnPSrs Friday Hnxher. Maple ION Monday
Eoinx unrfh and Thxx<SAy xuinx sonsAs.
RoAche Harhox. ncc1k and East SounS.
Returning. feasc< Whasccxn xs SA "a.
Isse1axS. thursdays and SstarIRy& On
the SAfnrday trip The Libby goes thEuHxh
@ Seaffse- Fare from Port Townsend 10
seattle. u. Until further not2ce> paxsen-
ssz1 or freight from Seattle fax The Islands
~ the l4hhy'x "Wednesday and Friday trips
viii te carried On the Washington steam
loef & Transportation Co = steamer Edith
% Port Townsend On Tuesday and Thn-x~
day nixhtz and transferred dsrecs 70 tbs
Libby. On these days the w. s e r. Coz
VIII isSne tickets and HI freight through
10 destination
HERSHEY r. HEEcHEg, Mxrarer.
J. A. HATFikLn. AGENT, Seattle
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W. S. & I. GO,


Steamers VIII leave YeSlerss dock for SIX
ATILE-fQAT TOWNSEND ROUTE. car
ryfng the L. 8 mails. steamer EnITH
iezTeSSeattse every dxy. exessps Saturday.
& losN =. M: arrives ST Pert TownSexld
~ s . FL Returning. leaves Port Town
send ~ Z III; arrives At seattle 81 p. n.
-wHATcoM ROUTE. 3oat
every Cay. Steamer WASHINGTON {Gosng
sssresn ieaves sesstsa ~ = y H.. Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays arrives sc what
com a. 10 q M the next day. Returning,
leaves xhatcosA at T. m, Mondays, We'd
asSsiass sna Fridays, arrives Al seattle 10
a. ~ naxs day.
Stexnser W. K. MERwIS. sauehing at
IAACQSNEE. leeves seattle 81 II m.
Mcndays. Wednesdays and Fridays: ar
rises 81 whascom II N. next day: retagn-
ing, leaves Whntcom at : . n, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Sundays at a m.. arrives
a Seattle 10 O. m. next day: sundays,
p. m
GRO. 4 JACOBS, Secretary.
d. n JACKSON President
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All Kilds0f Land Scripi1r Sale
Surveyed Land Scrip.

SoA WYNN A0Ak0 sS&4 kRs
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLAIMS. LIN 20
% agd 10 acre pieces. Iocatable on any
lands subject to homestead ard rFe-emp-
ton entry. Large supply on hand; no de-
lays in filling orders
have full supply Of FRACTIONAL AppI-
TIoEAL HoMKsTEAD CLAIMS Of from three 70
- acres, which, by rulings of the general
divisions Of double their arcs or less. The
difference being paid for In cash ut si.a5
PonTxErrxLD wARaAsrs. - In 4oscre
pieces. Act Of April IL. 1853. Locatable
on any unappropriated public lands. The
Jackson that the word unapprupriated IN
applied 20 public lands means mot legally
disposed 81" II VIII take lands In the
corporate limits OF 3 town. See nceretsr
ries decisions In Reed vE Dtgby, and
Lewis ct al VS.. seattle. II viii take cccu-
sds isnas w ~ Sns srs L s ss s s e- p
drawn land when the withdrawal does
not operate a. = disposal Of the land. See
last case and case OF VIM. r. Brown
Scrip Locstahls on Unsurvsysd Lands.
sIoCx HALr-EEExp scKsr. - In 20. 50.
and leo acre pieces. Act Of July ~. is5f
mineral
vAfxSyzxx scnlr.--rn so-scse pieces ACT
OF April 8, is71. LocatahIe on any unsp-
propnsted and unoccupted pablo lands,
rot mineral, surveyed or unsurseyed.
In locating any Of the above scrfp, no
settlement or residence In required, and
there In no limit 70 the quantity one par
son may IRE. The right attaches 1T orce
on fling the scrip, and transfers Of title
for town sites or other purposes may be
made without any delay.
Void entries, locations. or selections. win
not prevent any Of these rights from az
taehing.
w. G. HILL,
r. o. BOX 7r1. SEATTLE. w. 4.
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NEW YORK. May Aiming quota
tons Amsdor g, Aspen slo.Sc. Bodie
dated California G Virginia s7.e7, Dead
wood 81. Eureka Consolidated 81. FL
crisfu $50. Gould q Curry sa2a, Hale IL
Norcrass ft.2s. Homestake 81, Horn silver
81. Memo sl.eo. Ophir xt.s5. Quicksilver
$50. savage s2.6o, Sierra Nevada $40.
Standard 81, small Hopes sl.20, sullivan
81 IS, United Copper 81.
sAs FRANCISCO REVIEW.
sAE Francisco. Hay g wheat steady
tone to values, but not much business
passing quutabie st.S2l 4fai $50.
harley Dull aud nominal; No. feed.
CT &c.
Oats business OF small magnitude. and
values unchanged: choice feed 81 .a5: No. /,
ST.; iswef grades enag5e.
H0pz-xo trade.
Potatoes Receipts large and prices easy:
new. h3ctgft. cd. Peerless, b8tnsop, Bur
banks. sitsl.11 Garnet Chile. 60a75c;
Early Rose, snsw50c.
Batter-Faney frm at Isc; good 10
Eggs--A trifle firrner: California ranch,
Isaiac, store lots. I5al6c.
Charters--slry lumber, Port Townsend TO
South America, Gunhild, lumber, Port
Townsend 10 Melbourne.
Szw YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW YogK. Nay 2-Hops-Firm and
quiet
Cofiec--o Options 70 to 50 points up: closed
steady. sales, i9.25e bags; May, sl6.1a9
1850: June. l6.sssa l6. 80; July, sl6.s5al7.
Rio firm; fair careocs, Isle.
sugsr-R Raw, quiet and steady; fair re-
nntng- sAsc. centrifugals, 90 test, Tie: re-
fined, saeady and quiet
Copper--ka&iers lake, May. xtl25.
Lead -Daii and firm: domestic. t3ezsz.
Tfn--Qaiet aud steady. straits. 500
Bar silver. PIC.
Petroleum opened steady at sssze, aud
after slight decline strengthened on COW
ering By Western shorts and moved up TO
~ g., closing strong at sec. sales, ses.ooo
barrels.
CHICAGO rnoDpEE MARKET
CHICAGO. May 2.-wheaf closed weak
sad lower; cash. 7sA4c; june, ss5sc;
csosrn-firm; cash, So Size: lsaly.
81 fs-l6c.
oats steady; cash, 92ssc: July. p li.1ee.
Barley Nothing doing.
Pork Higher. cash, siI.62s8; July,
Lard Firmer; cash. sss7ssc: July.
s. s7sss96.so
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. May Cattle Receipts, I5.-
eco: weak and lower: steers. sSs4 sd: Texas
cattle. Sss9S. Tos stock cattle s2.ssa5.sos
HOGS Receipts. 10000; active and q
shade higher: heavy aud mixed, S4aSia
As2ss light, $sousa4ss.
sheep Receipts. e,ooo; weak and aal0c
lower. natives, ss2sseSio; Western. $40
g.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN NARKEr.
IAyEgFeoi.. May 2--wheat-Qaiet bat
Cofn-Qaset; mixed western, 3, sizd per
GENITAL
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle q fol-
lows: FOB SAN FRANCISCO. via Port
Townsend and Victoria, at 600 p. m.
tpaSsergers received on board at 800 p m !
on April s. Is, Is, IS, IS. aud every ave
days thereafter. FOR ALASKA: Ats .. m.
April ~. .. May Is, .. june II. II, ~, July
J. II, II, q, August |. II, Il, Is. September
Victoria aad Puget Sound Ports: AT 9
.. m. April s, 10, Is, 20, 25. 50. and every i've
days thereafter. Ticket once Seattle
Columbia 8 Puget sound railroad ONCE.
GO0DAIIs, PERKINS 4 to, Gen'l Agts.
No. 10 Market St, San Francisco, Cal.
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sEAYrEE. Mar 4
TIE sss r-se~kee 8w~5r,~ 80 r.e~< ,z.oh
40. 49,. = -. -. -
-. - i. - - =. 1<sz
1iszssz1. 11e Gay f1s suFfI NUEs1 esfu4
and even exceed tie 1ennzd and the nex<
day er<te-4 czszsd ss<,f - SLED >..sxx =, &c
aerrrss~ xsrsee. ~.r,~.. s. ,e-,..s
-. = -. --e.s.... = IS
s.. 1919 = nus psxAstihl Ia ns1 s'sen e
~ wees Nearly 81 the chickens recetyed
nera ezzae asrsct fro1n Orexon. As - re-
xult Of fha ez,ndf<fnu. rrfcrx hsx< eozne
sn~x,, 1900. ~. 49,. -. = s<ss<-
i -. 49,. s--'s' --''. 800
- - = 49,
&c mafkf< = yell stocked with brcssers
Of good DUALITY. We quote x5 S4ES Per dor
70 tie trsfe.
rae sf.r.@ses, xssx .,vssa~. - shs ..,~e
49,, .sss' - =.
pssss. NAA1s tss~s1 50 sszpRsf kRss& ps.ess-
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~. rsssaIss3sn nsA Il sreaxnrss os tie Cape
cSa Csuxl Co, sses1H thai % 2et9@tGfs
ana his bkxsca< xh4 rbonis were kn0HE
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havo your magazines. nsuoIc.
and law books bound suboenn.
tIaisY at =. Anfhcny's DInd0ry
0oesa Hlock.
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LAND SCRIP.

We carry III classes OF government scrip
an staex christianity - Valentine Porter
eesa. AddsfiDnAls. ere.
200n9s-Afe 10 tie mzrks< for choice
1ssssss al cCslaty. Sify and school doasss
chr Hr. Fhrs0u was formerly xaeDoeF
Of TIE frrn iii 3. A. KeAn 4 Co
FApSoM. LEACH 4 CO.
fsS Dearborn ST. Chic zEo
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STEAMER CLARA BROWN

II EAvES YKsLKRB WHARF TOh "a.
IL coma. Olympia and Big SkookuH at
.. m every Monday. Wednesday and ri.
day.
ur42y
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New XcEx. May 1.-The stock snarke:
to-day vFas moderately active and showed
tesisl advances were made over the list.
with grangers IN the lead. The opening
Was streng after the three days holiday,
and most of the stocks showed advances
over saturdays closing figures OF from Il
10 *. The statement OF the Burlington Il
Quincy for the month of March. showing Z
gain OF nearly 10000, stimulated buying,
and under the lead Of Burlington ana
other 8exsern shares material gains were
made by noon. The close was firm
70 strong throughout and quiet a. about
the best prices OF the day.
:. Government bonds dull and sfeady
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New YoRa. May Mooney on call.
easy at aa7,x. Prime mercantile paper, IA
f45z<. Sterling exchange. sttong and &C.
tive. slday bills. f4.s5: demand, $s.sszt.
BONDS
q lregtsferedl. 49, Is, lcouponsl Jos
Is lcouponsl 49, Pacific s.........I2i
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