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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
MONEY GIVES SOCIAL TONE.
The Best Department Found Among These
Accustomed to Wealth.

The Best Department Found Among These
Accustomed to Wealth.
Long-iDherited wealth. together with
the power il brings. creates a kind Of
social climate in which most of the
qualities which give charm TO social
intercourse riPen in way that Is not
possible elsewhere and acquire more
delicate iavors. saws an article In
the North American Review.
This IS not indeed most true, but true
most obviously with regard TO charm
Of manner; for manner, though its
raw material IS always personal tenn
permanent. is IN its finished state the
result Of social circumstances and
bears something the same relation 70
them that its scent does 20 flower:
and, though the greatest charm OF
manner is a personal gift. like genius,
and though persons who have enjoyed
the same social advantages possess it no
doubt IN very different degrees, it is
only in the best society that its great
est and finest charm is, as = rule, pos
sible; and the manner Of any average
man or woman brought up in such
society IS, undoubtedly, with few e.
.ceptions, more agreeable than it would
have been had the person in question
been brought up in other circum-
Btunces-
This viii, perhaps, be more readily
understood when a fact is mentioned
which. though absolutely true, is the
exact reverse of what many people
Imagine. and that Is that manner IN
the best society IS distinguished before
all things by its simplicity and absence
OF affectetion-a simplicity which is
mainly due to that command Of life
of which I have already spoken and
the fact that the conventions which
those in question obey are conventions
which are made or sanctioned by them
selves and themselves only. 1t is only
in the best society that this eomplete
simplicity is to be found combined with
the highest polish.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

general debility. and the beners have
been marked / consider DO au iuvaiu-
able remedy for Nervousness and ex-
h1U-tion, the result If confinement. sod
entary habits, and long sustained mem
tai aud physical eNertiou. take pleas
ure in recommending Il 70 auy body who
may be- thus afl cteJ This statement Is
made without solicitation and with no
other object than % add NV testimony
to that Of others as TO the efficacy %
what / believe l. "a myritOriOus reuoYator
Of the human system
And y. j. Dlday, one Of the publish
erS of the same paper. saws: II was
troubled with nervous attacks. coupled
with slecplcs-ness. and tried Paiues Gel
erv compound. Two or three bottles
convinced mo that 10 was not without
merit. / am well pleased with u, aud
consider it a valuable remedy for uerv-
business caused bv overwork and seiel-
tary habits. am never without H.
Thousands of testimonials come uu-
askeI-fOr 10 the proprietor Of tins REM
edv, the discovery q which los Dart
mouths greatest professor. Edward r.
Phelps, VI. D., IL ID, Is one of ibe
ab.est achievements Of recent times
PaiHe's celery compound furnishes
ready. sufficient. appropriate food for
nervous tissues al over tHe body. Is
ingredients represent the most fruitful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

! NEW YORK. Aug. 31-Share speculation
! today was unsettled i'll tone, and AS re-
! suit of The transactions oa the Stock Elk
I change prices are pretty evenly divided
| between declines aad advances, the pre-
| ponderdEce, If any, being toward the weak
| side Of the market. The London buying
movement, which was quite pronounced
| yesterday, was not well sustained, ana
there was even some selling for the for
eigu account, chiefly ia Louisville aud
Nashville, although american securities
we're strong on the LoadOn Stock Ex-
change.
There were no particularly depressing
influences at weck aud no great pressure
to sell, except IN sugar, whicA was offered
down on renewed reports that the new
sugar schedule was worded so as to per-
/ init OF the entry OF refined sugars at lower
rates than the trust anticipated. A no.
table incident of the day was the decline
IN Roci, Island to point below the cur
rent prices Of 81. Paul. which has uot oc-
CURED before III many years, and which Is
Co De attributed to President Cables dec
laratlOn regarding the uuinvItiug pros
poets OF the company for the cOming year.
The Rock Island touched % per
cent during the afternoon, "a break
OF Is per cent from yesterdays
closing. while St. Paul did not go below
90 per ceut. fuctuatiug between that
figure and COS per cent, and closing at the
lowest of the 1ay. Is per cent below yes
terday. Rock Island rallied 81 per cent at
the close, aud showed less OF 3 per cent
on the day. Sugar opened per cent
higher. quickly lost the improvement.
rallied Is per cent TO 1G7;S per cent and
then moved downward steadily 25Z per
cent to lO4$l per cent. closing at that price
and making a loss of IA per cent on last
nights figures. The preferred stock re-
corded decline of s per cent. The trading
In tue rest of the list was light, the trans
actions in no case exceeding 800 shares
IN any one stock. The speculation was
strong for the first half hour of business.
weak during the following thirty minutes
then took an upward turn, which lasted
for but a brief period and long before noon
the market was again on the downward
move. The depression continued until
nearly O'Clock, when the covering of
short contracts caused a rally and the final
dealings were generally firm.
Ia the bond market the trading was
fairy active. the sales aggregatiug 81, 6l2.-
OJO. The market was generally fair.
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wears OF Prof. PHELPS practical study OF
the nervous system In disease.
After taking Paiue's celery compound
the blood no longer cresps an a thin.
sluggish stream, but the arteries gradu-
a,lv become filled with a rich, strong
tide oi vigorous red blood that reaches
and bathcs every tiny nerve and muscle
fibre an the body.
Headache, neuralgia and loss Of appe-
ti'e aud strength cannot continue when
such healthy srt~rial blood. full 81 ruddv
lie-zrvIuC corpusclcs. and capable II
quickly repairing the waste az the hard
worked nerve and brain tissues. replaces
the thin. pale tluii, fun 81 bad hum0rs
and lacking ~ nutritiye value.
Thousands II msu and women whose
daily life a. making severe droughts on
their vitality need Pains's celery COM
pound.
None are too old to he helped ~ e.;
none are too Young % be 90 once bene-
fled. 10 permanently cures every kind
If nervous disease. IL quickly brngs
new material to the worn out nerve cen
tiers. auI removes the Que cause o. the
many forms that nervous disease take.
Dyspepsia. siccplessnrs-. heart disease,
Rheumatism. melancholy. kidney AMI
liver troubles. A. relish for Zoe deb.Ii-
t5tiug effects u tins hot season. nothing
can DO ~ much.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

Il. Hay. OF Girard college, told OF the
happening as it had been related 10
him while he was travelling in Europe
by priest acquainted with the cir
cumstaEces.
While the cardinal who was then
an archbishop" said Prof. Hav, was
travelling across the Atlantic some
years ago he complained one afternoon
that he wasn't feeling very well, but
was told ~ the ships surgeon 20 await
medical treatment until the following
day. when something would be done
for hin II his sickness continued. On
the day following the steward o. the
steamer was duly -ent with a remedy
for the eminent prelate. IS Re was
about 20 place the glass containing
TIE drsuEht 20 his lips the arch bishop
was almost overcome By q strange and
pungent odor. lie hssitated a moment
and lowered the vessel containing tie
Equid until he recovered from the ef-
feet Of the smell. Gls,aciDg Incidental
" st the bottle II the steward hand
he noticed the word poison on label.
ard. not without little alarm asked
the man IL he knew what be vae o1fezr-
ing. The steward replied that be had
done as was directed b the doctor.
Alarmed, the archbishop sent post
haste % the medical man % make
sure OF what was being rendered him
This time II was the surgeon who had
occasion 20 manifest surprise be hur-
ried % his distinguished patients side
and informed the archbishop that the
glass ofered him contained enough
deadly poison % XIII aEy TWO men"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
4 Rabbit DEPARTMENT.

People who object to a multiplicity
of Departmental in the government. says
the New York Tribune, should be
thankful that they do not live in New
Zealand, where, in addition to the
usual state divisions, there is the rab-
bit department, which IS the most i'm
portant Of the lot. 1t has the organi-
cation and equipment of forces and the
planning Of campaigns against the
rabbits, which, il not kept under con-
troll, would overrun and devastate the
south island. The need of this depart
ment is shown by the fact in the
last five years about sixty-four million
rabbit skins have been exported, and
it is estimated tina. nearly three hum
dred million animals were killed to OBJ
tain that number of skins. In spite of
this wholesale slaughter the number of
Dummies is constantly increasing, and
the handling of the numerous multi
tude of animals is an undertaking re-
Quiring both judgment and force.
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HE WAS A BENEFACTOR.
sut He Never Got n Chance TO Explain Eh
Mission

But He Never Got Chance 10 Explain Hl
Mission.
When the gentleman at the desk had
attended To the case OF various appli-
cants. ne turned 20 a pleaSant-faced,
well-dreSSed man who was patiently
awaiting his chance to get it.
Well" he said to him with n smile,
"what can do for YOU today
Nothing" was the quiet response.
"Ah, that's pleasant: everybody
seems to want some sort of favor.
Come in and sit down; you are . re-
lief"
The pleasant-iaced man bowed and
accepted the invitation.
ON the other hand" he said. when
he was comfortably fixed, i want, to
give YOU something"
That's nicer than ever. smiled the
host I've heard that it was better 70
give than 10 receive, but I've never had
much chance 70 try both"
The visitor took a book out Of his
pocket.
Il want 10 give you" he said. bow.
ing again, AN opportunity TO put your
name down for the finest work ever
sent out by any publishing firm in
but he never finished the sentence
Detroit Free Press
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The History OF the Cent.

The first American cent was "struck
or and put in circulation just one hun
dred and one years ago, in 1898. Pre-
vious to that date several pattern
pieces" had been made, but they were
experiments only, and were never put
IN circulation. The so-called wash
ington cents" which existed previous
to the date above given, were not issued
by the government, and were, there
fore, only medals. The cent of 1893
was very similar to the large copper
cents OF later date, with the exception
that the face of Liberty" was turned
TO the right, and the legend, ''One
Cent" was inclosed in a chain of thir-
Saao linEa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. al The appar-
ent demand OF commission merchants was
not as active as on previous days, yet in
fact 1t was very good through orders and
engagements by the local trade, while the
invisible movement was very good. The
market Is tirmer all around and higher
prices are prOspected in the very near fu-
ture, as at the advanced cost OF gray cloths
printed fabrics and low grades of bleachel
cotiols must be higher TO return small
margin of profit. As usual. at the clio g
OF the week, jobOers were very busy clear
ing the way for next week. Printing cloths
are quiet at 2js bid and no sales.
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Washington had inHurnerah. ai0h-
name. RE Vas called the American
Fzbius ia al.usioa to che fact ta. hs
parsusd = cautious policy, AID ~ Without
ever winning = battle managed - "a
-ass and worry tie enemy The Atlas
~ amer .. trs llzc.uuztss % 80
West. this name b. Byron; The psi.v.
--sr o. Amer-cz, The. Father = Us
Country. tie s-sD-tsrher % His Conn
--.. +ls Flower o. the Forest. a name
--- h.-l ~ .as IHd.sus. and LoTsty
1r name bsstows1 ~ IA
. elders engaged ia tie w-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
HOGS OUT Or SIGHT.

CHICAGO, Aug 3L-There was 4 qufeter
/ feeling today in the cattle market. Those
/ VINO have been looking for choice beeves
appeared to have about completed the
orders III hand. and the brisllness that has
characterized that branch of the market
for some days past was lacking. The
meager proportions Of the receipts Of ripe
cattle favored the selling SIDE, but there
was quite perceptible softening OF prices
in that quarter. For low grades, natives
and westerns the tone was weak. They
were closed out on basis of $I.25G35 80 for
poor TO extra cows and bulls: S2d3 81 for
stockers and feeders and s. 2jN5S 50 for
very common to extra dressed beef aud
shipping steers Choice steers sold 10 cents
lower than yesterday.
Sales Of hogs were generally at an adj
vance on yesterdays prices OF SOLO cents,
the gain being more noticeable In common
TO fair than IN choice qualities. Compare
lively Il very small part of the offerings
sold below 81 go. while the best OF the
heavy grades brought $G.15@S6 20 and the
best Of the light Sc. The bulk went at
s. Goa s.. % for light and at 3. 70@S6.0 % for
medium and heavy.
The sheep market seemed incapable of
getting out of the slough in which 1t has
been Laundering Tor many weeks, while
wit hin the present month cattle have
gained more tnHn 81 per hundred. and hogs
have advanced s. cents per hundred. The
arrivals amounted to about so 600 for the
week. and they sold at an extreme range
of Si0350 for sheep anu 81 50@4 30 for
lambs There were but one or two sales of
sheep at better than 1886 There was "a
higher market today, and the tendency in
both sheep and lambs now appears TO be
upward.
Beceipts-Cattle, 5000; calves, 500; hogs.
!, 60; sheep, 5000.
KANSAS CITY Aug. 30.-Cattle-Re-
ceipys, 1900; shipments :. 100 Best steady;
Others slow aud weak Texas steers, s.. co.
$500: Texas cows. $L6Oa2 -: beef steers,
50 25g 30: native cows. 81. 2J1l2 -; stock
ers aud feeders, $LS0a445; bulls 81 J0G2 90.
Hogs-Rsceiprs, 4, 100; shipments, l.300;
opened strong, l0c higher, closed weak and
lower. Bulk of sales, S550d5 80; heavies,
3. 1506 90; packers, $57O&56 90; mixed,
80 2O@5 50: lights, 81 25@5.70.
Sheep-Rectipts, , 0JO; shipments, 100;
slow but steady.
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of that famous saying: "Don't give mp
the skip.' We frequently hear laments
that the old soldiers are dropping away
fast. l always share that feeling. but
I also include in it those wooden ships
OF the nsvy-ecarred veterans most OF
them are, worthy OF the abiding re-
membrance of q grateful people.
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Confirm; No mixed, 52@521zc-; No. .
white, So &c. Osts-One half cent higher:
No. mixed. 3lG34c.: No. 2 white, 35c
kye-55r. Flaxs5eG-Sl.1 09l.103z. Bran
-66g0Sc. Hsy-1imotny. S6(g9; prairie,
SlOaL Butter-Firm; creamery. 19G2lc.:
dairy, l6,GlSc. Eggs-S5eady; ll55c.
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PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
Iliaols Comes Third With Forty-T~o
Great Book So1lecsfs,s-

Great Book Collectis,s-
Massachusetts, il ar AID away ahead
OF ali other states = The supply q 7eaL-
i. for the people. says the Troy y
y Times It's 2IS free public Libraries
have total % 2. 20. 60 voIuzea- and
this gives I.zs3 volumes Tor each 1-orp
OF the population The nearest riFal
20 MaSszchuset-s s. Mex Hzurshirc.
with to-tv-tvvo Libraries cont aiming
1900 volumes. being ~ books pr
100 = the people, Thru u rruk :
the great state Il Illinois with forty
iy-o Iih-a-.-s. &c Sz-e - -z1Zbz- "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

NEW YORK, Aug. 3L-Coffee-Options
opened Irregular at 10 points advance TO 10
points decline. ruled generally weak;
closed Gull at SOLO points net decline.
S,les, II 200 bags; iuclnding September at
Sl4 l0@l5; October, $l335; November,
ST.. $685.; December, So 7O6S5; March,
Sl2 81; MAY, Sl225. Spot coffee. Rio
nominal; No. z, 10 Mild dull. Cordoya,
19GA. Sales, none
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PULL DOWN STOCKS
ROCK ISLAND Has & HARD DAY
OF IT on WALL STREET.

Assault Made on the Stock of That
Road and il is Borne Down in an
Unprecedented Way-Sugar is
not so Gay Because Of Ru-
NOR THAT the Tariff Law
Isn't so Favorable
After AlI-Other
Stocks and
Is o II 4 ;,
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ST LOUIS Aug. Options
q shade of. Cash better, SOS cents. Sen
t-mber, 53is coats; December, 55+4 81 s
s-uts; May, SOS. cents. COrn-HiEher
Cash. SO cents. August. 53}s cents; sep
Ismher, a. cents; December, - cents:
May, 81 cents. OsIs-Hisber. Cash. 3Oas
Ctats; September. 307s cents; May, S5S4 a.
ceats. Pork-Hi1her. Johbiug. Sl+So
l.ard-HlgEer. Steam. -. 20; choice, IS 80
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COTTON MARKET
New Orleens

New ORLEANS. aug. 31-Cotton-Quiet
and STEADY; sales spot. 225: to arrive, 400
Receipts. 3 149; exports TO contineor. ia:
sioux, 80 767 FnIures-Easy; sales. Is. GOQ.
September, So 2Sd29; October, 50 2S(d29;
November, S6.37@3S; December. 81 43Cl44:
January, S6I9@ 30; February. $500 %:
March, SG.6l@62; April, $5G7@6S; May,
81. 73G -; June. 80. 7906l
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First Tramp-Let'S wait here till
that picnic Is over. and then go and get
what they leave behind
Second Tramp faintlyl-Mv stun
mick is 50 empty that cake and candy
ud make me sick
First Tramp-You won't ind any Of
that. What they'll leave VIII be the
roast beef. and tongue. and chicken.
and bread. and such things It's girls
piCuic.-Good News
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or bv Tie not unusual practice of ap-
plying the handkerchief 70 the eyes ~
several pers9n~-au aet that c4ruot hss
too severely criticised. Upon the fret
aupcsrRncs Of this ualsdv tao patient
SHOULD apply % some skiiif1l ocul-t
for wash 20 Use 10 the ewes. aud
should ca-rfalIv keep all toilet articles
away FROM ether a~rl 5er- u the fam
Ivy. !. Ledger
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cash quotations were ~ IoloN,.

t1~U QUNINIINu0 WVIt u INIIoNNE
Flcur-Steady, unchanged. Winter patents,
8 Ia2 50; winter -tralLiIJS s. Sl3jG spring
patents, - la5 90 spring straight, - - . 30
No. - spring wheat 53iaa55c. No Is spriu.
" Lat, noml. No. > red j!sa'sc. No . corn,
s~7sc No. 3yellow com 5nla cents, No. .
tr.tS SIC. No. = white ~ t5j-lsc. No. white
S}a.q.2t No. . rye 4Gl.c. No - barley ,si4lsr
" s. 53a5ic No. l. noml 40 faNseed = %
! s,is. Prime timothy seed. s. l5a5 % Mess pork
s.r bbi SIS Steals %. Lard, per Iug los. = ais
: S-is. Short ribs sides, loose. :. Goa. -. Dry
.slreH shoulders, boxed. - .5a6 SD. Short
clear Sides boxed, s. 2OaS 81 Whisky dis
tilIars' finished goods, per gallon, - 81
CRAM Mnvr,rr>-r-
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Sugar market

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. Sugar-Raw.
frmer and active. Sales. /, 200 tens, LOCO
hLds., and 1908 bags. MuscOvado 50
at 3555; LOO bags centrifugal, 90 at 81. Re-
fined, quiet
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GRAIN Quotations
BY
HODGES & SEYMOUR.

Hughes, market price paid for all kinds Of
gain Milling wheat a specially, Write " wire
Tor prices.
Basis Mississippi River.
Always in the market TOR strictly pure mill
ingwheat-hsrd or soft Can furnish oats
1Q3 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE I 32.
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There Is az e-eazea - 1.Ts'r-e no
romance about 81 Ot,av4 l,'i sna.e-
watch 60 sato . BIRD cage and r71s-
lo-v~d f-so ~a1sr-ss The srazr ssss
prom. killed sd cas- ppn a t-sa-
ire F-~srrf-r s.s b~@a.fnl sa1.t.s1
surface was . stat-a .-se c-zyss waves
oa tAesrr.eal sthgs. and a "cteep,
c1rra~ cf protest vas board fren
within TIE snake was elt or~a a.fa
: be- z-1 1at Grv - u.ri ss re-
ever. Ba- c~g~esase -
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The CARDINALS CLOSE CALL
Hb Keen Sense OF Smell Once Sz-ed Hin
from Being Poisoned

& Years have rolled b. since. bat the
story OF an slr-os. fatal accident -
Cardinal Gibbons has lost none = is
interest through not having been pre-
vigus4y told. says the Philadelphia
Cali just before he rose - give The
iz4pzssicne5 reading q his poem,
King Le&-," 81 tie snnive-sary On
ne- ats fae Scrs Of s. 9ez--c. PzcE. Z
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ST. IOnlz.

ST.LOUIs, Aug. 3L-Corron-1 1-16 10 ner:
mldlliu=, 63s; sales. 500; receipts, zone;
shipments, SO; stock, l., 800
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1t : well n remember. for use II
cases OF Illness where the burning thirst
OF the patient cannot be aSSuaTco by
cracked ice or water. that teaspoon
fUl OF glycerine win afford prompt and
eempaga lively long relief
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

A. Monte Carlo = gambler had ~on
tt- lrazl - ala a. ROYCE e ro.sf tarss
t-1e7 lu sgsesss lor-
There's a fellow running az v.ta =
splendid haul - bazk uot-s.' sad 40
spectator
on rars.ess-T ib.er s-tst 80
c-esr ~- 'IHst makes 90 c.s--~aas -
49, bank u 81 merely bt' q oar
sa.aeT eep5ug 9gt f1- tHs q a.. 10
Peat S.ce.4
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Aug. 81
The market today experienced the following
tango OF prices.
Opened. Highesl Lowest. Closing
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.
Coffee Options.

New YORK, Ang. 3L-Butter-Steady;
unchanged Eggs, firm.
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= MY , Nj -
HHHHHHH
81 I.cufs Grain.

On the Produce exchange TO-DAY the butter
market was steady; creamery, i4s-t'ts-' dairy
lSs1J. Eggs, firm, l+lsal51a.
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Kansas CITY Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Auc. l-Wheat-Slow;
y. : hard. 81 c; No. > red. SC az Sc;
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New York. Aug. 81. Government bonds
firm. State bonus dull Railroad bonds
strong.
L = IS reC.........ll9lI Do % A.. %
Do Is coupon. lio'S Vi X and firs;4S. 1@G{
L : Is ree-........ll452 VI n aui z seed. 45la
DO A. coupon. .llil2 - Paul cons - Ia
Do = reg. ....... o. do c * W D, 100
Atchlson 4s.-...... 12IsISt l. a > gen Us. %
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-i-g z-zE- ceapaa-.as q roz-
s----r-~a T11 are Lsstrx OF alore q
G. l=ioEt tlr Eoar "a 4ye tAat w.. -
tara v-~y -Ar.-- tEse-rs, % -. -zrea.-
I-s-I-A-1xE.o@z Es.zzSx