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Thousands of town and city people

Thousands of town and city people
will now make their arrangements TO
secure case or two of eggs at the sea-
son when abundant, fresh and cheap,
and so pack them down as to have them
available six months hence, when worth
double the money or more. Packed
eggs when purchased in the stores are
sometimes not relished by the purchas-
er, but eggs packed thoroughly and
carefully by ones self seldom turn out
unacceptable. buy your own eggs from
the country by the pail or case and pack
them down carefully yourselves and
they are pretty sure to be as good for
culinary purposes six months hence as
at the time put down.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
BOUGHT BY AMERICANS.
The Republic of the San Domingo Said e
Have Been Virtually Sold.

Have Been Virtually Sold.
AMSTERDAM, April 2O.-It is reported
that the control of tile republic of San
Domingo has virtually passed to pri-
vate company in the United States.
The price is nom inally So. 500, 900
in 5 per cent debentures, secured
by the revenue. At present nothing
remains to complete the deal but the
signatures of the Americans. The
holder of this concession practically
rules the republic, because he has the
payment of all officers and receives
the revenue of the tobacco monopoly.
striking feature is the statement
that..the scheme has been approved by
Blaine and supported by Gould and Og-
den Mills; that these gentleman are
going to spring upon the United States
as campaign weapon, somewhat upon
the lines that Reaconsfield secured con-
troll of the Suez canal foa England,
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Father and Son MortaIIv Wounded.

CLINTON, ILL.,, April 2o.-About seven
miles north of Wapelia, this county,
yesterday, Kelly Brook met John
Halsey and his son in the road, and
becoming involved in quarrel with
them, shot and killed the son instantly
and fatally wounded the old man by a
shot in the neck and head. A family
feud of lond standing is at the bottom
of the affair
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23

Many stockmen will plant field OF
sorghum this year for fodder, and will
get the best of fodder, too, if it is only
cared for. 1t will not make as much
fodder as field corn, but what it does
make is more nutritious, and as the
crop will stand a drouth better than
corn, it sometimes succeeds where the
other fails,
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
RoTHscHILps ROBBED.
The Cashier of the Frankfort House skips
With a GoodIy Amount,

The Cashier of the Frankfort House skips
With a GoodIy Amount.
BERLIN, April 2O.-A grand sensation
was caused in the Bourse here to-day
by the report that Herr Jaeder, chief
cashier for the great banking house of
the Rothschilds at Frankfort was a de-
faulter for over $3.50, 900. The exanina-
ton of the books has not yet been com
pleted and the exact amount of the de-
falcation is therefore not known. 1t
is said in some quarters that Jaeder
has the greater part of the stolen
money in his possession and that under
an assumed name he is endeavoring to
reach foreign country-most likely
the United States
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
The rraasnrx nalance AGAIN LOW

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-The pension
payments so far this month amount to
l0S million dollars and the refund of
the direct tax to over 81 100000, and
the consequence is that the treasury
balance has fallen to S29, SOC. 900.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23

There always will he Il market for
lirst-olass butter and at lrst-class butter
prices; of this there needs he no man
ner of doubt. Not only will the butter
he in demand and the price forthcom-
ing, but the one will increase and the
other nearly or quite double within "A
very few years.
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Editor watterson's Mission.

WASHINGTON, April 20. Editor He 1ry
Watterson is in the city. The main
purpose of his mission is to induce Cor
man to enter the contest for
the Chfcago nomination. Senator
Blackburn and Mr.. Watterson
had an interview with SEN
ator German. The Maryland
senator did not come easily to the idea
that he should be candidate, nor is he
yet of that view, but insists
that he Is not and will not be a
candidate. Those near him say there
is no possibility of gaining Germans
consent to use his name against either
Cleveland or Hill
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
Columbus, Ohio, In Great Luck.

COLUMBUS, O., April so,-F. G. ses-
sions, the Columbus banker who re-
Gently died at Asheville, N. c., provided
in his will for the establishment of an
academy of art in Columbus. Real
estate valued at $500, 600 is left for this
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
A Bun Doc F,ebter ra,,,,v sho,

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 2O.-Patrick
Stanley, who was shot in the left leg
by some member of the sheriff's posse
in Anoko county Sunday while trying
to escape arrest for being engaged in
bull dog fighting, died at the hospital
last evening about two hours after his
limb was amputated.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
Kansas and Illinois plums.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.--The presi-
dent to-day sent to the senate the fol-
lowing nominations: John b. Tanner
of Illinois, to be assistant treasurer of
the United States at Chicago; Lafay-
ette c. Smith of Kansas, to be register
of the land office at Kirwin, Kan.
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/! \. T,n..

INDIANAPOLIS, X u April 2o.AsThe
Democratic state cotEention will Meet
in this city tomorrow 10 choose four
delegates to Chicago md nominate
candidates for governor, ieifenant gov
ernor, secretary of state, ,auditoi ,attor-
ney general, superintendent of instTnc-
ton, statician, reporter of the supreme
court and five appellate judges. The
indications are that the convention
will be one of the most exciting in the
history of the state. The followers of
ex-President Cleveland and ex-Govern-
or Gray seem to be about equally di-
vidad
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that lol
Years We have he-n selling DR.. Kings Ne"
discovery Ior Consumption, DIR. king'a Ii'
Pills Huf kienis ArnIca Salve and Electric BIT
t.r., aud have never handled remedies That sci
as well, ,r that have gwen such universal sat
isGaction We do not hesitate 10 guIr,nie'
them every time. and we shall stand really i'
re IN al the lurchas lrice. IFS itisiaclOy results
do not follow their use These remedies havi
won their great popularity purely on III. " n,cr-
its, ID, W. Is. TeYis, Druggist. No |.
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Foster,s MnIorltx ao nom

New ORLEANS, La, April so.-The
indications are that Fosters majority
for governor will reach 10000. A large
negro vote was given TO Foster in many
of the parishes of which the Repnbli-
cans claim six. The count has not vet
been completed
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STALLION FOR SALE or TRADE,

The undersigned has a black Norman
stallion, Black Prince No. (311s), import
yard, north of Baptist church, LeNing-
ton, Mo. 4-16-tf }. w. SHoUsE.
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BUCkIPD'S ArDlCa SALIVA.

The best saiye in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores. tcttcr,
chappcd hands. chilblains, corns. and all skin
eruptions, aud positively eur es piles, or no pay
required. II Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by ID. W. Il. TcVis. 9-ai-gly
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
AlRer In To the End.

New YORK, April 2O.-The Mail and
Express says editorially to-day: Gen
eral Russell A. Alger informs us that
he will not write letter of with.
drawal from the presidential contest
He says he is in the race to remain un.
til the finish; that he favors the send.
ing of uninstrueted delegates to the
Minneapolis convention SO that when
the delegates have all assembled, they
may exercise their best judgments and
nominate the candidate who can best
he trustad tn win
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
A Sound Liver Makes a We'll Mon.

Are you bilious, cOnstipated or troubled with
Jaundice, sick headache, bad taste in mouth.
foul breath, coated tongue, dyspepsia, '..fSes-
tion, hot dry skin, pain in back and between
the shoulders, chills and fever. Sc? II you have
any of these symptoms your liver is ont oi
order ana your blood is slowly being poisoned,
because Your liver does not act properly. Her
hlne will cure any disorder of the liver, stom-
ach or bowels. II has no equal as II liver medi-
cine Price 10 cents Free sample bottle of
Herbine ut L. Farmers. Lexington. sls-yl-ly
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23

Trains arrive at North Lexington as follows
From Chicago and the east. .......... 7:aJ IL. m
st. Joe, Kansas City and west u 40 IA. IN,
I" Richmond and Lex. Junction. .5::H p. III
Z" Chicago and the east. ........... 5:I5 u. IN
Trains leave as follows:
For Chicago and Kansas City. .... 7;35 Il. m
:" Lex. Junction and Richmond. AZ Il. IN
" Kansas City, ST. Joe and vest. $40 p. m
" Richmond and east. .:.....:.;.. b:iO -
JOHN TAUBMAN, Agent
Corner Main and Ninth Streets
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The p1DnlatjNn Ot I,GXiDgtOD

Ia about ,5lS, and We would say at least one
half are troubled with some affection of The
throat and lungs, rs those complaints are. ac
cording to statistics, more numerous thar
others We would advise all our readers moi
to neglect the opportunity to call on theil
druggist and get II bottle of kcmp's Balsah
for the throat and lungs. Trial size free. Large
InItIe il,. and al Sold by all DRUGGISTS 20
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Cuticura Resoivent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest of
Humor Remedies, internally Ito cleanse the blood
of allimpurities and poisonous elements, and thus
remove the cause), and CuTICURA, the great Skin
Cure, and CUTICuRA SOAP, exquisite Skin Puri-
fer and Beauter, externally Ito clear the skin and
scalp, and restore the hairy, speedily cure every
with loss of hair, whether itching, burning scaly.
pimply, and blotcby, whether simple, scrofuous,
hereditary, or contagious, when physcians and all
other remedies fail.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
WANTED.

Educated young man to manage branch
office. Salary $500 per year and interest
in business. Good references and $500
lash required. Address 428 Range build
ing, Omaha, Nebr.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
A National Equal Rights Ticket.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, April 2O.--Mrs.
Nellie Sandford Chaplin Of this city.
chairman of the national committee of
equal rights, authorizes the announce
ment that the national convention of
that party will be held in Chicago on
May "a to nominate candidates for
president and vice president of the
United States. 1t is to be mass con-
vention, to which any organization
representing woman suffrage may send
Delegates
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
TIME TABLES
missouri Pacihc-LexIngton br.
WEST ROUND TRAIN.
Santa Fe Route.

II. g. RUSSELL, Agent,
Grand Central Hotel.
A. s. LOOMS, Station Agent,
Missouri Pacific Depot.
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The WeIl-Known Saddle Stallion,
Vendale Denmark.

Will make the season of IS92, at our stable
near Prairie church. Terms.-SIo to insure i
living colt.
Description and Pedigree.-Vendale Denmark
is beautiful blood bay, hands high and weigh:
1900. He was sired by T. b. Prices Denmark,
he by Sumter Denmark; Ist dam by MeDonaldsi
I'd dam by Rather, sd dam by Buford's AleSan-
der, 4th dam by Marshall's Moses, he by import
ed Sir Henry, sth dam by old Union, 9th by inn
ported Dabster, dam by Jennie Lind, by Wanda.
grandd,m by Gray Eagle, great-granddam by
Yorkshire, great -great-granddam by Glencoe
horse. Vanda was by imported Glencoe, and
was one of the best racers of his times. He is
sure foal getter spd given up by judges to be the
best all-purpose horse in Lafayette county. Best
of care will be taken to prevent accident, but viii
not be responsible should any occur.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcURA, 50c.; SOAR,
Csc; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
H5- Send for How 10 Cure Skin Diseases"
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
The HandSNmRSi Lady In LRIinglOl

Remarked to a friend the other day that she
knew Hemps Bllshm for the throat ana lungs
wls a superior remedy las it stopped her cough
instantly when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever so TO prove this aud convince
you Of its merit any druggist will give you =
sample bottle free. Large size acc and 81. = Z
r.. ii. Sampson, of Rocheport, claims
the largest ram lamb in the state. He
was dropped March 7th, and when he
was twenty-fouT hours cid weighed
twenty pounds. On the day he was
fifteen days old he tipped the beam at
thirty-three pounds.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
Anthony "a the Race.

Topeka, Kan, April 2o.-The friends
Of George T. Anthony have finally
pulled his blanket off and started him
in the race as a full-hedged candidate
for congressman- -at-large and he will
go before the Hutchinson convention
expecting to come out winner.
New York Republicans Uninstructed.
New YORK, April 2O.-Republican con
gressional conventions were held last
night in the different congressional
districts OF this city. Six gave no in
structions and the remaining two were
for Harrison.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
License the Issue In Illinois.

CHICAGO. April 2o.--A large number
of municipal elections were held
throughout Illinois yesterday. In
nearly every case the question was the
controlling issue. So far as heard
from, of laa towns about seventy voted
for license and fifty for anti-license.
the others being tied.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
POLITICAL NEWS.
GATHERING OF THE KANSAS
DEMOCRATS AT SALiNA.
THEY DECLARE FOR FREE SILVER.
A Lively Time In the Pennsylvania Repub-
lican Convention Over Quay--Har-
rison and Blaine Indorsed-
Massachusetts Repub-
licans-Other PO-
litical News.

SALINA, Kan, April GOV. Clones,
chairman of the Democratic central
committee called the convention to
order at 1870 o'clock and made an en-
thusiastic speech predicting Demo.
cratic success. Chairman Jones intro
laced Frank Lynch of Leavenworth as
temporary chairman. The convention
completed its organization by electing
w. A. Eaton of Kingman secretary.
The committees on resolutions, perma-
nent organization and order of bust
ness were appointed.
A motion to take a recess for an hour
was postponed until after T. L. Bond
of Salina could make speech thank
ing the convention for coming to this
city and bidding the delegates well
come.
The committee on permanent or.
ganization had agreed upon E. w.
Moore, a lawyer of Wichita and stall
wart Cleveland man, as permanent
chairman in the morning.
The committee on resolutions had
partially agreed on a report at 2:3O
o'clock. The only plank over which
there was any dispute was the silver
clause. The resolutions committee
unanimously agreed to pledge the con.
vention by resolution to Grover Cleve.
land. The silver clause agreed upon
reads:
Believing that the gold standard Is
not u sufficiently broad basis for our
monetary system, we declare for the
free and unlimited coinage of both
gold and silver.
The weekly intelligencer., 1892-04-23
Chicago and Alton Railroad.

GOING EAsT
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Written for the Intelligcncer.
GOOD ROADS.

IysSSZrI HNERALLY speaking, it is
lET~lke conceded that the pursuit
ISlul@ of farming has not kept
IE3EaII pace with other industries
lEsSSNSXS0 of our country. The farm
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c was given by the members Of Alpha Delta Phi in their
fatally SHOT BY HIS FRIEND.
THE TWO MEN oUARRELLED AND THEN ONE OF
THEM GOT GUN

IHf. Two MEN CCARRELI.ED AND THEN ONE or
THEM GOT GUN.
Another murderous assault near NIllbur,, V ! ba,
ADDED to the notorety Of that pretty little hamlet lust
rs the echoes OF the Senior murder were diving
OUT Joseph Horn, young unmarried man. was
fatally shot late on Sunday night By a companion
FRANK E warn, twenty years old. Both men were
hatmakers, and were employed in the shop OF Hubert
McChcsney in spring Valley, little settlement rear
Millburn. On sunday morning both OF them started
of on tramp over the hills, and visiting several drink
ing places on the way finally came to j. Connor's
hotel on the mountain side near South Orange Soon
after p. IN. they started for Spring Valley on the
way they crossed little brook. where Horn ostIed
Ward and he fell in the mud. Inturlaed he struck
Horn singing blow in the face ard a rough and
tumble fight followed. Joseph Dowd companion
separated Them and they then walked on together
Ward muterng threats against Horn.
Arriving at Spring Valley, Horn went directly to
the hat shop, where all the hands had sleeping
quarters. This about o O'Clock. Ward in the
meantime had gone to the house OF Fritz Greeney,
short distance away, and borrowed doublebareed
shotgun. Cooking both hammers he entered the shop
where Horn was in company with half dozen other
men. lie levclled the gun at Horn but the latter
jumped aside, and selling the barrels of the run tried
TO wrench it away from Ward. \ fierce struggle took
place, which ended in the discharge Of the gun. Horn
sank to the ground with the cry, My God, I'm shot"
Ward threw the gun to the floor and ran ont 10 one
attempting TO stop him.
Medical assistance was at once sent for. and Horn
then placed IN express wagon and sent TO the
Orange Memorial Hospital where he arrived at O'Clock
yesterday morning. An examination showed that the
entire charge OF the gun had entered the left groin
The wound was said to be a fatal one.
A little before midnight Ward surrendered himself TO
A. V. Oakes, township committeeman, who turned him
over to the constable The four witnesses the shoot
ing-Michacl Nulvhill, Michael Curry. John Fennessy
and Il German known "ROclsie" S,illen-were all
lodged in the county Jail at Newark. Ward says that
The shooting was entirely accidental and that his object
In getting the only frigtcn Horn.
Horn died in the Orange Memorial Hospital about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. lie WIS uIc nscious
10 the last County ply scian WrghtsOn in cODsuta-
ton with Prosecutor Crane, has ordered inquest
and Coroner Thomas +. Phclan will cmpanel jury
to-day.
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WORK OF THE MIDNIGHT MISSION.

few years the idea formed that the work OF
the Midnight could be much benefited by the
establishment OF home In The country removed from the
atmosphere Of former surroundings and 70 which the
and less hardened Of the girls could be trans
ferred. A property purchased at Mamaoneck. and
the home formed, also under the care OF the Sisters OF
S. Boptist. The work prosDered and the results
were moro satisfactory and more hopeful than In the old
Green-st. Mission New buildings added. the mum.
Der OF girls cared doubled 10 Gil Of whom the KEY
OF the fields "a given for The door IS never locked Be
welfare. they auRh: different kinds
OF fit them TO earn an honest living when thev
r5 forth into the world. All natonai:es and re-
liQons are received To carry work and enlarge
IT, sphere urgently needed. and work for the
girls is solicited Information OF kind VIII be given
at the Midnight Mission. No. 200 Greenc.st.
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4 Ball AT 1HE PONCE DE LEON.

st. Augustine Feb. 90 (specia) -The second large
tar Of the season was given tonight at the Ponce
De Leon Hotel as a compliment to the Army post
here. The details were arranged by committee OF
officers including Captain Thomas VI. Woodruff ana
Ueutenants Miller and Heavey. The hotel was
eorgeously Illuminated Two bands furnished the music.
Large delegations came from the surrounding country,
and the best society of the North and South now In
this section were present. Among those present were
General NJ D. Hardin General James J.. Oakcs and Mrs.
Oakes, IAeutenants Partells, Derces and Chatheid,
l.. ;. Army; Lieutenant Niblack, from the cruiser
Chicago; Lieutenant j. L. Huntington; Colonel
Delaney Floyd-Jones, Mayor j. g. Mallory, Colonel
=. W. Osborne and Captain A. V. II. Leroy, Z. D.
Navy. Among those present from New-f0rk were
James William Beekman, Miss Beckman, W. H. feii
Il. Van Rensselaer, stuyvesant, Madame beaumont
william II. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. George Winthrop
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs j. Edward simmons. the Messrs
Wendell. Mrs. Henry Cutting. IL. Philip Ammidoxn'
Mr.. and Mrs II. Rieman Dnval, william A. hspin-
wall, Mr. and Mrs. GOuverneur Morris Ogden MIR.
and Mrs. Pierre Lorlard, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
MouIton Hugh jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. william u.
Ogden OF Baltimore the Misses Lppincott. OF Phlla-
delpha; Mrs George NJ Pullman. the Misses pullman,
Ira Holmes and Mrs. Philo King, O. Chicago: Mrs.
Oscar Isajgo, Mr.. and Mrs Robert II. EndcOtt and
Miss Nina smith. Mr. and Mrs. John w. Denny Miss
DObson Miss Elizabeth Matthews and Albert Matthews,
OF Boston Trevor spencer of England and the Misses
Abbott OF Montreal, were also present,
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MEETINGS AND ENTER TAINMENTS

The Bishop Paddock lectures this year before the
dents Of the General Theological Seminary OF West Tween
tiCtst, will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Dix the Fri
day evenings OF Lent beginning March 4. Heretofore
these lectures have been delivered at the seminary,
this year they Will be delivered in Trinity Chapel in West
TWENTY -ffh-st., Broadway, which is much larger
and accessible than the seminary chapel The sub
jet OF the coming OF lectures VIII be THE Sacrd
mental System Considered the Extension Of the lncar
nation" Bishop Coke. Of Buffalo Will be the lecturer
year.
The Gaelic Society celebrated Washington's Birthday
by giving entertainment last evening az It's rooms
No II West Twenty-cighth.st. John W. COZ presided
and delivered address, Among the others who helped
the evening pass pleasantly j. j. Murphy,
Miss Barbara H. casey, F.. r. McCrysal, Miss Margaret
Gallagher, Henry MCGEE Miss Kate McDonough and Mss
fz7io Eoy
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Buffalo leo. o2.-Cat,lc-I:ccclpts FOR tie las.
~ hours. 1920 head total for the week thus fa aG99
head FOR same time a-t week. i340 head c0n-l2n'd
through 1G0 head. - which $50 bend ar q new Oh,
on sale 600 head HoR-cc"lyt. flr the II y houI
- 500 head total Tor the week thus far 5000 head
for same time last week 80 80 head cn~end thloupn
~ $50 head OF which II 500 head ar" % NswN ok on
.ae 900 head. sheep and lambs. Reccipt' Tor the
lat "a hours 2o1 head total for tn" WEEK thus i'f
IA 800 head Tor srm6 time wceN ~ 200 head; con
signed thiOugh had ~ which 1900 head are To
New-YOrk on SAL, 1900 head -,
Chicago Fcb. 22"Th. Evening Journal report AUG
recruit. y hi -hirucats. 1000 head; market 81 W
steady 70 weaker; so To choir - 'r. ~ ioaS -, ~, w.
offers 81 3JdEf -: f-hr. T2dS2 80 stock"rs ~ JOG
20 COW. - ~ IS2 -. Uors-Recelrts 5000 head
Shipments IL onO hd market steady to lower rough ard
common 81 4Odsa 81 mixed aud p1cker - 7udfi So
prime heo,y ard butcher, webht, - S39*i 30; lsnt
: -OGsI ~ Sncep-Recoipt~. 5000 head; shipments
500 head; uarAct opened actlyc. strong; closed wax
lower: ewes s3dti % niNfd = 7j6S5; wethers and
voarnr. IS i5dfJ ct'rns. 50 lOd+1 O2ie; lambs,
:, "A -
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THE MONEY MARKET.


MOnudN, rep Z%-P' III
It being legal holiday, the Stock Exchange
was closed to-day. In London business in Ameri-
can railway shares was somewhat restricted Tor
the anne reason, but the market was strong ana
confident, although tie final advances were not
large -. Paul, Lake Shore ard Ne"-lo fK
Central gained - Ter cent and Reading hea'lJ
a, much. The Improvement was due In part %
the renewal Of gold shipments from the hi"u
States British consols were a shade msher III
% IS for money and Is higher at 80 l'-io ior
the account. In the open market money was
again dearcr at "a per cent for discounts az"
. I-2a2 ga Per cent for DULY balances baf
silver advanced lilo 10 ii 3-Sd. an ounce Az
Paris. French 3 per cents further raiiieu ~
06.O9 1-2. sight exchange Oh London DeihS ~''~'
francs 10 the 6 sterling
For the convenience of readers, we reprint
quotations at the Stool; Exchange Mt the close Oh
business on Saturday:
HE GENERAL LIST.