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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-26
AN EVENINGS EVENTS.
The OBd Fellows ssocia,-The Turner
Ladies'.


Ladies'.
The social entertainment and dance
given by Zeal lodge COS. l. . y. F.,
at Odd Fellows hall last evening,
brought out large number of peo-
pie. The entertainment was of a
highly commendable order, and re-
flected great credit upon those who
had the program in their charge.
W. V. Stafford of,iciated as master
of ceremonies, and after an overture
by the orchestra, he introduced lit
tie Virgil Jacobs, who delivered one
of his delightful recitations. The
CalcdOnian quartet rendered the
'.Caledonian Medley" in a manner
warranted to prov oke great applause.
The quartet is composed of Messrs.
Otto Herkert. Will Don, James Oar
nell and Russell Hampton. aud each
Of the gentlemen deserve particular
credit. The mandolin club then IA
vOrcd the audience with selection,
and Mrs. Milton Jones delivered a
vocal number which elected much
applause. The Misses Cole followed
with a cornet duet. and the mando-
lin club favored the audience with
another selection. 5. j. Woodin de-
livered a short address on the fea-
lures of the Odd Fellows. Another
selection by the mandolin club. was
followed by vocal selection by John
Melee. The mandolin club closed
the program with selection. and
the rest of the evening was given to
dancing.
Turner Society Ladies'.
The ladies of the Rock Island Tur.
ner society gave 4 dauce at Turner
hall last evening, which was attended
by about thirty couple of their
friends. A most enjoyable evening
was spent and dancing INDUCED in
until about O'Clock To the swee,
strains OF Blcucr's orchestra.
The South Rock Island Social.
The musicale and social given al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Jens, in South Rock Island. las,
evening for the benefit of the Aiken
street chapel. was well attended
, An entertaining musical program
was admirably carried out. and the
affair proved most enjoyable, a:
4. well as profitable one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-26
Pants.

We again deck with splendid line of trade winners
$3.50; the fine grades of 81 Mrs Hopkins celebrated
neverrp, everlasting knee pants at 49c.
You'll find prices reduced in all departments and vou he
surprised to find how much the purchasing power
at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-26
The Purchasing Power
OF the Dollar
Never was so great as now.

of business and the end
the finds with small lots hand These have
prise for twO First to nsAe or
Second, to convert winter goods into
No need of clothes. pants,
underwear gloves would be wise buy before
coming In fact she would throw good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-26
In Suits

all small lots nd I'VE have many reduced considerable and
regular prices lowest the saving considers
ble In buying clothing of perfect
good, hence buy the best.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-26
Our OvercOats

reduced price make it object buy for
addition reduced prices allow special dis
count of &c per cent ION overcoats only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-29
I.nrlnnd nnd Amerlrn.

When 1ucan spoke of more than civil
war, he must surely have alluded 20 suoii
a war as would he waeed between Great
Britain and North America. The parent
devastating the inheritance OF the child.
KINDRED hands employed in roofing up that
prosperity, the Increase OF which has over
flowed in n tide Of riches into this island,
arc subjects too painful for contemplation
and from which the mind of every English
man turns aside with unconauerahle dis
gust.
Let as have war II need be with any
other nation, but not with those colonies,
the proudest historic monument we pos
sess, the most enduring memorial OK An
glo-Saxon greatness. Robert Lowe.
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naetorioioglcal Examination u water.

According to G. 10. Cassal, +, ]. C., in a
recent report published In The Chemical
News, the assertion that the haoteriolog
zeal examination Of water indicates its con-
dition with relation to disease germs aud
that the analytical method gives the past
history OF a water rather than its present
condition are entirely devoid Of ionndn-
tion. ",rhe so called analytical method is
The only one whereby knowledge Of the
actual conditions of water can at pres
ent be attained, whatever views may be
held MS TO the degree OF efficiency possessed
10y any method for arriving at an accurate
knowledge OF such condition. " Tho hac-
THEOLOGICAL exalalnation dependsupon the
successful cultivation OF nioro-organisms
and their spores IN nutrient media, such
as nutrient gelatin and meat broth,
which may be carried out on minute pur-
ton Of sample and consequently can
hardly be representative. The difficulties
nre in the method itself, in the small sam
pie, IN the particular treatment, which Is
artificial and unlike the conditions Of the
body, and which, only If successful, gives
some knowledge of the organisms present
Negative results are practically worthless.
A further difficulty IL the recognition OF
disease producing germs rs such when
found.
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Il Is strange and solemn power which
conscience wlelds. In your secret soul yon
commit sin. Ills mere passing thought
perhaps, No human eye has seen IL, no
tongue win ever speak Of it, yet even Ia
the dark you blush at st. You are de
graded IN your own eyes. You feel guilty
and wretched. And this guilty wretched
ness does not pass away. II may at any
time revive. Conscience comes 70 MS
in lonely hours, 1t wakens MS in the
night. IL stands at the side Of the bed
and says, Come. wake up and listen 10 mel
And there Il holds us with les remorseless
eye, and buried sins rise out Of the grave
OF the past. They march by in melancholy
procession. and we lie in terror looking az
them Nobody knows but ourselves. Next
morning we 20 forth 10 business with n
smiling face, but conscience has had its
reyenge.--Rey, James Stalker,
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GRAM AND rRovIeIoNs.
CHICAGO.

,-b,oapo March 2S--N heat treated the
bears To a pyrotechnc ulsplay tvias,
SHOOTING up cem,s wltnln tof ulat , ~,
of the session. The cod wave eaus si !, =
,ylId stntuppyin OF shorts TO cover anu a.
though the offerings became irf5 Nv tlle
advance. Aay closed oniy a. , i,Vui wv
ton scoring a gan since yesterdny o.
9gsc The trading was unusually hehNy.
I'm aud oats were betn iirm ana
little higher. PROVISIONS We're aEuih N.I3
strong and scored a further soou slzen
Nav wheat opened 5sFs. Il rose gradn,;
ally under good delland nhtii u,hi mn
practiculiy Withdrew, and The cries q the
Shorts AS they bid ir qnlehY aseehoin1
jumps or iAe. az q rme neea . plsiou ~
those cries Gllg was bid ana paid Tor
Nav. July IN ne same time rose from
6Olh at the opening 70 Gth 49,.
Perhaps the biggest seher OF wheat
which mad good profit attached 10 II
was J. @. Schwartz, who inquired 80 sue
cessfully tew monins ago on ~ sa t
side of corn. He sold out not less tnhn
? Oni 900 having about 2 cents per husnel
attached 20 81, making MIN about AV,uVp
me elevator men got badly seorgnedd
They sold July wheat on the ifsl httle
auVance expecting 20 depgeSs May there
by. me prices after me early razzle
Infatuated between COS and 6la for May.
The price OF May Was hneg5natigs
81 IN The last nfteen minutes and the
ciosine nuotation WAS G97s, or 29sc higher
than al the end OF yesterdays session.
The corn deal was helped by wheat
but II did not enthuse very much Liver
nool was quoted nrmer and somewhat
higher, and receipts We're only Hb cars
here These bulhsh points we're OF some
assistance IN starting the price OF May
at nc advance compared with yestcr.
days resting pricr. tne bulishness Of
wheat caused a further advance Of Sc
bringing the price or May up from 3fta
az the opening 10 3its. but the superior
attraeiivaneas % the wheat deal empued
the highest notch OF the daS.
Cats-Alay opened steady ut 3lA, sold
right Up 10 SlA ana declined AT the close
10 ai5e43lYs.
center Of attraction at the openingi the
biggest crowd was copyrighted there
bit wheat drew them on although M
tereai ia the hog products was Well main
goods 1s1e market was again strong
aud prices considerably higher. Hogs
were quoted from 3 10 Zoe higher at the
yards Packers and shorts were the buy
ers and some lively TRANSACTIONS were
accustomed by realizing saies or the
longs. May pork closed 20c higher; May
lard c.osed Wlih a gain on the day OF
Zoe ana ribs OF l5e.
. cars corn 100 carsi oats 40 cars hogs
Cash Quotations
UNCHANGED,
Wheat-NO. 2 spFtnR 593s; No. spring
no sales: No, red 59ts-
6sts-Ne 81 81; 30. white ssaaSi No. .
White grassy,
harley No. nominal No. s5asOi No.
Flax ssed--No, rs.
Timothy seed-PIlme AS.
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DRY GOODS MARkrr

New York March 2s--An Irregular per-
sonal demand with orders from travelins
statesmen returned good volume OF sales
in commission house circles, printed fab.
rlcs, ginghams dimi,ies woven wash fab
iics; also denims duck, feelings checks
indigo blue, handkerchlefs, challles worst.
ed dress goods aud other st,ts1nable spe-
cialics comprised the bulk OF wants
Brown cottons We're IN free delivery on
hrner purchases aud "a demand for mol-
crate quantities from the principal users
l3ieached cottons in moderate request
Cambria muslin better The wooden 900 Is
IN request for the small quantities ot pre-
vlous reports. Printing c.oths IN demanl
win small sales Of 81 squares al l3-lG.
Wide goods IN free sale at 1-l6 per cent
advance, sales so Ear tlis week we've
about 100000 pieces. Tine tone OK the mar
lyet lis better
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COFFEE.


sNi1N AOlhfNT
New York. March &-Coffee-Options
opened irregular but higher Oh stronger
FlaYre cables. lending 70 local coveringi
speculation slack closed steady NJ NJ
10 points net advance; salos 1852 bags,
Including April az l631Ul6 40; May 10000
1905. june l570Gl5fi; July l5,60ul5f0i Au-
gust loo; September lto1pii%i Docem-
ber h.25lt14,30
lI& mild steady; Cordova i99alaiA Hnles
1900 bags Rio No spot 1853 nat bean,
so bags Central American pit,
Warehouse deliveries Yesterday 695ii
States 1871 1871 nnoat Tor the United States
2i9. 900; total visible available for United
States Ao'liS against last year 52Sb2l.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, Texas March rs. --coiIee-
closet steady and ginehangs ss 90 Ordinary
2OMe. choice, 2lc; Peoberry, gllsc; cordoWi.
-''as' LONDON.
london March IS, Coffee = Market
steady: prices unchanged to 30 higher;
cleared from England for New York 5O5g
bags
SANTOS.
santos, March es.Aiarket quiet good
ayerage nominaii 20 quotations; receipts
5000 bags; stock 1900 bugs
RIO.
Rio. March 2s.--conee-Flrrn; No. 80.
$3.50; exehnngo 99; receipts 1000 bags;
stock 10000 bags
. HAMBURG
Hamburg March es-Conee Market
ste9,dyi sales 5000 bags prices unchanged
HAVRE.
Hayre March 2s Coffee ~ Market
steady; sales 5000 bags; prices unchanged
to ~ higher
NEW ORLEANS.
Kew Orleans. March 2s--cOffee Rio
steady ordinary TO prime l7Aq2OM.
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M. j. CLAYTON sc CO.

on white, 4Isc: fancy yellow. Sc; choice
yellow, Saci prime yellow S9sei prime seo-
unds. sac.
Refned Sugars, standard, granuloted,
4.ai, standard confrcuoners a, 4lsl
cubes, Lott powdered, 4.aS, crushed anu
cutlonf 6.pt.
Wholesale sroeers' quotations .s9f9ic
higher.
Grades omitted not IN market.
NEW ORLEANS.
New orleans March s-,sugar-o Open
kettle firmer; prime o. choice 3; fair 20
fully fair i-i6N2fs: comman i-lou2iei
inferior ay; centrifugal queti choice yel-
low 8 $50. prime yellow 3gsQ3 I-lVi on yes
low 9 l3.iat3ys, seconds sasl3.
Nloiasses Centrifugal duh; good primo
to strictly l0un; fair 10 prime SOB. CONF
mon TO good common dG1; inferior
NOW YORK.
New York. March as,-Sugar--pull and
easier; refined dull.
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MARINE iNTELLlenNcE.

Port OF Galveston. March %.
Arrived.
gteamboat Hlawatha. Velaseo.
Sailed
Steamship Alicia, Aldamlz, Liverpool
Steamship LeonH, Wilder New York,
Schooner Cactus, Hogan, AppnlRohicola.
List OF Vessels W anu Cleared Tor fni-
weston.
Liverpool
Steamship Rita sp3 ceniza, AZ Feb
riiary 3.
Steamship Maria Csp), Arropse. At FEB
riary 7.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-29

Mr.. selous Is OF opinion that the native
race now scattered over a large extent OF
Mashonaisnd, where there are ruined and
ancient gold workings, are descended ffom
n commercial people who some 5000 years
ago peneEirted from southern Arabia 70
Newfoundland.
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Houslcn. wedne.dav. Mnrch *.


Houston. Wednesday, March Is.
Mlddhng Houston Use; Galveston ne;
New Orleans l$-loc; New York 9-i6c.
Receipts today G3OS, last year S122.
Liverpool resumed business today but
no change was recorded in spots; none
OF the American markets were changed.
Houston and Liverpool closed quiet,
Galveston and Memphis steady, New Or
leans firm, New York dun and Savan-
nall dull but steady,
Liverpool futures opened dull, demand
poor, l-6i1 above last Thursday. ruled
steady at the opening figures, advanced
partially 1-6il further and closed quiet
and steady. LTD 10 2-641 higher than
Thursday. Tenders Of pew,,Mere 30.
New orleans futures opened quiet near
and far months unchanged, and middle
point down from yesterday, went up .
all round from the opening on quiet and
steady ruling, March and April went
higher than the ruling and others adj
vancei a point, the market closing que.
and steady 3 20 q above yesterday
New York futures opened quiet with
March points under last night, near and
middle months | up, far unchanged; ruled
qu!et and steady, March higher. others
under to I higher than the opening,
March jumped 8. others l 20 higher.
close being quiet ana steady, 1 TO { higher
than last night.
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- -e'AtNte NAfNNAAf 'fNN
ST LOUIS.
50, Louis. Mo-, March 2s-Flomr--heid
WSeat-Adyanccd on unfavorable erop
rcSched = is and july 80 above yesterday;
but at one time was quite erIauc N sn
nuciuated rapidly but tne h innl,s! o,nssd
~; July CESS
G5rn, Active and higher; closed y above
yesterday; cash SIN; March u u.s. May ~
osts9nlgher; cash as; May sold up 20
80 9.s but closed at 49, july closed a up
Rye-scarce; IS bid.
Bnrey-sNo market.
Bran-Quet: 6iisnt5, east track.
uny-oull and unchanged,
butter QUIET; fancy Eigln Maaai scpa-
rator lSft1e; dairy l3Mlt,
Cornmcal-- Quiet: l,S5qlao
WhislSy-t Unchanged; LIS.
Observation-Disclosures
Cotton UNCHANGED.
pori1-Hlghar, iobbng lG,Vo.
I.ard--lighcr 7l5tli2u ,., -
Dry Salt Meats and Bacon--F1rm :"
pr RsceIpts@F Hss 5000. wheat 5000; corn
iikO00, oats f2Vp0, 80 "a onh,
SHIPMENTS Flour 1000; wheat l"'V"'
corn 1U2090; oats 1900.
NOW York.
New York, March 2S--Wheat-'SNi'oorr t ~,
1oG 100; sales l3ls0,00O hu FUTURES, hv,sN
bu spot. spots firm; No, red, eiioat wa
N.
delivered: options opened lrm on cold
Weather, reacted a triiic, nut hk'lh nu
vauccd sharply on the receipt on puNtns
orders from The West ana S2pthW w., az, w,
ports aii stated that conSldefhn!e u"H er
had been done to winter wheat ny
bears sold literally az the advance nnp -
7 Is believed that there iS quite a shott IN
terest here vet There is no eNnort DE-
mand for cash wheat ana lnte canies
We're easler; close was ny SagS het ~,
~ Is a
6iltnSiH closed Glls; May 62Au6th; closed
CAS-; July 6i T-i6u66ea, closed ubs; Septen-
Der % 5-lGaGdA, Closed bils; DoNenper
69ik21k, closed 1lSs
Hides quiet
Leather Quiet.
Cotton Seed Oll--Sieady but quiet; to-
days sales here include 300 hbls prime
summer yellow nj ~ prime crude, hbla'
20 do, loose, ai6t23; OF crude 2ldsp; nut
ter grades 2Qi3S. prime summer yellow
81; on summer yellow aoi prime summer
white "a.
NEW ORLEANS.
New orleans, March 2S--fIog products
Mess Porlt--i2N.
Hanis-t'hoIce sugar cured 9sagIlO,
Boxed Meats-Dry salted shoulders 5'si
Bac5n-shoulders none; sides e!s,
Rlce-Better demand ordinary 70 sood
Fgoar- -stendy: extra fancy 2Sod2S;
patents 3l0m3.eQ.
Corn-Steady. No mixed iiisai5; yell
low $4,000; No. white l6Wl8
oata-Steadyi No sacked s9l4; Texas
Bran--Steady; sndS2is
Hay-Eloice 800; prime i9Opdh,o0.
KANSAS CRY.
s Kansas city Mo. March 2s.--Whent
nominally higher: No. . hard 30; No.
red 5bU56 No. ; red 5lG52, rejected ~
Corn--i4H6Il higher. No mixed al}ad
3lIs 80. 9 white 33NQf8t.
oats--ilc higher; No. mixed 81; No, 2
white So,
= ikye-Flrm; No. nominally is,
Flaxseed- Firm; i.Gal28,
Brnn-aFIrn, 55fi5G.
HaN-Steady.
Rutter--Duii, 1901; dairy is@17.
Eggs-Dulli Sc.
none.
none.
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ia CO.'S crRrrr.AR.

"a IIs
"a S4iA March 2s,-AtwOol Violet
HArrte oDening of Iiveruool was
,l nth,
N ~ ""s e'''eel''i' "''S''
= ls,h eas,rg of IN prices here
,,is howr,,,r CONFINED 10 I'M
~, ~, 49,, - , e,e7
suls' nilu slt'"'y az i-''''
" he last closing. Spot sales
-i.r.s,.t,. a..... ...,.,,.t..,
''Ao a-a cement as pup'lsi'th
Sf exchange shows q loss n
lna Friday Inst at tbIrlpan cnicf
n MN j, 80,
w 81 A'WD haies' ana Nne
A aese pOMl5 "a compared With
Il & @GD hsI,a lazg What e.
4 lka -, -,.
1 M'o"H PoAtN7 our CORR"
taaNs 10 be equally applicable
ras'stti towns. The movement
e me ami The stock mas pissed
al an United states ports are
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'VNrAiA1'yF seor nArNEr
Il. 2aoO 7las lea.otA


New York, March 2S. -rotal today--Net
receipts sos exports to Great Britain TO-
loo, to continent 6i25; stock 2l,S'S.
ConsoliiHted--Net receipts 29.26l; exports
70 Great Brttain 1929; France 20; CONT
nent "a i92
lotgl since September met receipts
6ilg.32o; exports 10 Great Britain Q i9S 49,;
TO France 5@49i; to continent i,Sll5ji; 10
channel AiSl
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Steamship Daventry tBr). Gansworthy,
sailed January ~.
New York;
steamship Alamo sailed March ~
Steamship Nncces, sailed March y
Steamship Alamo sailed Mnreh w.
scnouney Daisy ~ itifEh1ist HOOPER
Halcd March 2.
Note,
The Norwegian steamahip N,yller duo
here today from Port Antonios with n
cargo OF fruit had to put into pensnoola
for Il supply OF coal and VIII not arrive
until Friday
cotton GU shipboard tSot Cleared
FOR Great Brltnin--
Steamship Caroline, los,
Steamship Maria, lfi2
Total, 1850,
pther no slgn--
steamship Tripol 500
CoqstWlse--
Mallory line. ss7t
galveston stock.
on shlnboatd Not Cleared
For Great Britain. 1850.
other foreign, 1901
Coaatwise. asia.
In compress and depots, 3sSs5,
Total stock, iSsi5.
PORT or vELAscoi
Cleared.
Steamship coduct leavca for Hamburg
with cargo of III walnut logs, valued
al s20Oa, gS0a slaves. valued al s702; Sass
ancka OF cotton seed oil cake. valued
Mt Stl2O, ana "A, 800 sacks Of cotton seed
meal, valued ut Sa,blH.
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SUGAR.


Galveston, Texas. March ss,-Plantatlon
a4ents pr.ces "a rounl .ots ~ cue car
loAd for Louisiana sugars Mnfket closed
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RI ON VEIL
CLEARED.

Purity and wholcsomeness are the physi-
clnng' Endorsement OF Angoetura Bttters,
manufactured by Dr ], g. II. Slegcrt &
Song AT All druggists.
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'Nk March 24.-The volume OF
'arlng the past week has not
Y The Easter holidays being In
4 responslhle for this curtall-
Specially Is this the case with
slsve the Easter week IS even
sslly observed.
market has ruled dull and
As now reached a point where
s,.e will give the pure article
|n'sfee over the compound. This,
l,.sssens decidedly the consump-
Ja-en seed OIL. and this, added
uat most OF the lard retiners
iair stocks Of oil, has made
eM buyers, except where de-
ll2ns We're offered.
|,I lemand still continues small
n s,h rather a disupDolntmert.
,Nled that Europe would take
AZ present figures.
4 s. or prime Yellow have been
4 $3.50. hut TO move amy large
NJ" ions from present price
5Erf % be made.
81 oil now Drassine an The
n N1F "a p ~ NAk II AMAAN
masL present demand. Should
| NJ lm set stiffen and advance an
Is " 'ipIr.ovement would esult In
|sirss. cotton seed oil.
Pillow oe,e,eS steady but dun with
siis sS!ue ad at nc with aOilc bid.
M cruz sS95tr: huttor oil ai 22lI
Sc - sold AT s6c. lara at ITO;
hi. George II. Williams.
M & co.'s CIRCULAR.
~. La March IS. MeElroy
|sist ~, opsnlng Of Liverpool was
s.au ~ much activity. deliveries
ID So aa,e' al an advance of from
n 49, ~ We're in fair demand al
4 d, ma, sales aggregating 10000
|ays sr,l As' opened practically at
as iss,s.S hut sold lower on
movement Of Houstoni
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Mess Pork-Per ebl, n.s2h9li.bS
isAfd--Per leo lbs, 7,2S.
INA, Ssi,s5 snoostssIs ,I3oxed S.55ii6.oo.
short Clear S.dcs--BONed 6,2buS.5e,
Whisk y--Disdilegs' finished sooas, pc
gal. Lis
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Memphis, Tenn, March 2S.-Cotton--
Steady; mdding S-l6; receipts lS9, ship
ments 1885: stocks 69,Ol3; safes 100, :
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

N,.r,, VII Nt,.,t, os is,,... ,.... .ti.rh,i,,
trr,rso scS . ~ N ~ ,1l ,,,t7,isc,
and irs9sael ons We're err more widely dis,
tributed tnan usual The buying tor tne
London account was feature OF the
Sarly dealings, the pufHhaSes peinS con
an pl tie arbtraGe shares, ST. Paul ana
Union FOctito being, however, the favor
lteS of the foreign contingent. IL Is gen
srNHy ,oeceptea on jne street thal TINS
large buying bY the forelgn contingent
WAS induced by the bellef-whlch app
breaches certainty--Aat the president VIII
veto the 'sel6nioage bill.
OF she industriala, sugar led In the
tra1Sactons and was heavy during the
morning. owing 70 the reported democrats
&t-pn OF tle refining trade, azld under
sales Tor both long AMI short account e
decline of lis was recorded, all OF which
was subsequently, recovered on purchases
to cover snort contracts, but at me close
d teattlon "t IA WI iu ~ Sio lt! 81
Tss s,Tg,ls, Sei,iiig 9p - gna i9ssts
ps,st price made. bnll pool In lead
moved the preferred forward 10 and ale
common advanced q.
Compared with Yesterdays tinal sales,
the appreciation in values, excluding tile
stocks already MENTIONED, ranged from
Z, T. rs, the latter IN r'ihber preferred.
The railway anu miscelaneou5 nond
market was hrm IN me curry leiilinSS
and closet Gn very stI9us, cue M
est.
Memphis Tenn, March 2s'--New YORK
exchange selling at par Eahk cIearAhces
Al3g78 balances S55'SS
REVIEW OF FORElGN MONEY.
New york N1arch 2S.-fn It's review Of
mo ,,,opsv mn riset today the Igyeniufs Post
SAWS:
There are reasons for ascribing the for
. e4pttnent Fprland'e home Industries are
doing better; its railway returns make
hon Industry Is picking up more rapidly
than our own. Bankrupt assets as much
now being rapidly disposed or
In Auslrla the new loan has been placed
IN. srnational god markets.
The French rente conversion has stimu-
Jared some ACTIVITY IN Paris and even ON
Berlin the correspondent 81 the pest
known London financial weekly writes!
mI Iae o ~ resoy .n;y \ We spreadg.
1,y,,gr,.. .Auf.EC.RA2T
New York. March 2s.-The Evening
80 ttr,i6n enbierrtm saws:
NJ, ti,,,,s,v.,nnrnt continues and shows
sisl,s af devel0nlng into a general boom.
ifrur~lnvan stocks nre very strong. A
svndicate has taken over from the bank
Of England 100000 OF these securities AZ
the option OF taking the remainder lhter
m the year rms 80 a. I3a.in,s
has.ens the termination OIL tne hh'iis
''N -go,.lcirs ore sim operated In with
cotti6n hut generally speaking declines
on YOUR side 10 not cause selling here
silver was unchanged and heavy The
indian council soa ~ lhhnS %i TuPvus M, ,i
iS's; 4SVN PoHn6 NJ ,.n,S,clI, In
bought ana 1lWp soNereIShs caihe III