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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
% aibinaton, 8. 6. /. Ssb.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12

que fu6 de este distrito, don Teobaldo Dfaz Es
tevanez, ha llegado & esta plaza en- el correo de
hoy ell de igual clase donFrancisco de la Vega,
acompa1ado de su sefora esposa hijos.
*** Cajas de pintura superior para AQUA
relas Pastil]as de pintura, para dibuj antes,
carmfn, bermell6n azul de Prussia. Papel
<Cauc6n,, superior, para dibujo. Esfuminos
de papel y badana. Liberia de B. F. San
jurjo Vidal.
~ Nuestro estimado amigo el active
diputado cortes, sef1or don Juan Francisco
CASTOR, director de Ella Liga Agraria,, de
Madrid, se encuentra actualmente en- los baflos
de <Sardinero> (Santander).
~ Ell domingo Is del actual las 7 de la
mailana tendrA lugar en- la Capilla de la V. 0.
L. Franoiscana, la misa rezada del xEspfritu
Santo,, para ell mejor acierto en- las elecciones
de Ministro, Ministra demas cargos de dicha
Orden, para ell gobierno del ano economico de
1897 SO.
A"* Envfamos nuestras sinceras felicita
cl ones los estimados amigos don Francisco
Ojeda, don Jose Nicolas Daub6n don Fra1-
cisco sabat: Ell ,primero ha sido nombrado
administrator de la Aduana de Mayaguez; ell
segundo administrator de la de Aguadilla, ell
ultimo, Official 8. o de la administrator local
de esta Capital.
~ Hay temores de que en- Bilbao vuelva
alterarse ell orden pdblico En- Marruecos
amenazan algunas kabilas con des6rdenes-
Para evitar nuevos confictos en- Creta Sc i'm
plantaran Hberales reformas en- dicha isla, que
| el sultan de Turqufa Sc compromete a aceptar.
La question pendiente entire el Jap6n y los
Estados Unidos toma graves caracteres. FL
Jap6n ha mandldo alistar su escuadra que
algunos aoorazados salgan para ell archipelago
de Hawai-.
~ Dice un colega ponceno que ha queda-
do honrosamente zanj jada una question personal
| entire dos apreciables caballeros de Pefuelas.
~ En- una gira campestre motive
de un asalto efectuado entire los senores don
Ermellndo BanzA don Jose n Purcell, resul
to herido ell hltimo en- la 1nano derecha entire ell
| dedo pu]gar ell fndica.
**s Segan leemos en- los peri6dicos de
Mayagdez, la proxina cosecha de cafe no sers
| tan abundante como Sc suponfa por las f1oreci
das exuberantes que dieron los arboes. Dis
tlntas circunstancias haran que la referida CO.
secha no rase de Ia categorfa de regular.
*** FL vapor espanol sBuenaventura,
cargo en- esta Capital para la isla de Cuba
252 sacos 22, 595 kilos maiz; loe sacos cocof
secos l idem con semillas de tabaco.
#** Ell ilustrado Padre Nazario, cura de
Guayanilla, Sc prepone publican en- breve ur
| tolleto que tratara del estado del cultura que
| revelaban los indios de Puerto Rico, cuandc
el descubrmiento de America
*** Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez, la respeta
BILE senora don Adelina Vidal de Vidal
r. l. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12
DIG TO
Secretar<o del Juzga0o Municipal de Utuatlo.

Por providencia de este dfa dictada por
don Victoriano Porras Guerrero, Juez Munici-
pal de esta ciudad en los autos de juicio verbal
que sgue don Lnfs de JESUS contra los esposos
don Antonio Irizarri dona Gregoria Rodrf-
guez, cobro de sesenta cnco pesos intere-
ses costas, ha dispuesto la venta en- publ
ca subasta de los bienes embargados dichos
demsndsdos les cuales conssten en- tres cuartas
parties de una cuerda de terreno quebrado,
igual veinte y nueve areas cuarenta sete
centiareas trenta miliareas, dedicados cafe,
platanos guineos, colindando al Norte con
Manuel de JESUS, al Sud con Angela Rodrf-
guez; al Este con Manuela Medina al Oeste
con Manuel Medina; otras tres cuerdas de
terreno quebrado, equivalentes una hectarea,
diez y siete areas y noventa y una centia-
reas, conteniendo cafe, platanos guineos,
pastos malezas, colindando al Norte con
Francisco Rodriguez, al Sud con FIorencio
Rodriguez, y al Este Oeste con otra fnca de
los demandados, cuyos bienes radican en- ell
barrio Jayuya-abajo de este t6rmino, lugar de-
nominado clos planes>, sin que tengan NOM
bre conocido y han sido tasados en- la cantidad
de doscentos cincuenta pesos moneda especial;
habiendose sehalado para ell acto del remate la
una media de la tarde del dfa treinta uno
del corriente mes, advirtiendo los postores
que admitiran proposiciones que Gu
bran de contado las dos terceras parties de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12
VA R | E D A D E S
H2v lin taliem2n que 10 consigue todo, 10
iIuJ VII lu'iSi'lui' allana facilita.--Tenien-

Hav lin taIieman que 10 consigue todo, 10
hoJ vi 'a''S''la'' allana facilita. .-Tenien
do especioles para adquirir todo 10 que nos hace
'falta, nos consideramos muy felices, y casi 10
somos. Pues, ,bien; vamos 4 sartirnos de cerve-
"a; vengan las mejores marcas del mundo:
<Pabst de Milwaukee, y <Bass de Liverpool,,
cerveza negra para senoras que crfan, recomen-
dada por todos los medicos que valen. - Para
poder trabajar en- la ofcina con tranqui!idad,
tome la manana con ginebra inglesa <Gi!bey>,
de caneoa de barro de eCampana>, legftimass
-Almorzando, tenga ell indispensable vino Rio
ia <Heredia,, eRioja Alta, Rioja <Luzs.-
No Sc divide del queso santanderino eReinosa',
<Gruyercs, <Mah6n,, <Neuchstel> y <Crema
Roquefort. Nunca vienen NAL unas magras de
iamdn <York>.--Y hasta nos olvidamos de las
cesantfas que vendran, comiendc acetunas eRei-
nas, anchoas en- salmuera esparragos aenia-
nes.-Todo pueden conseguirlo en- Gel Colma-
dos, de Cerecedo, Hermanos y Companfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12
RICOS Y POBRES

s madre habitaba hotel de Corbiere ell arraba de
San German.
Ell posea los Campos Efseo ell hotel Beauvlan que
habfa ocado suerte la herenca de los
cuatrocentos mil frances de enta fncas vaores
soerona lie haba dado, envida de hemana la
condesa, quien ella no podfa soportar
E conde, ertrando ell amac@n, entire la muttud
dstraa ell epecacuo siempre neresante que enfa
ante oo de sacando del boso del ohaeco
admirable cron6meo haba bora de la cita
haba dado, entonces dgi6 rapdo hacia
e salon de lectura.
Apenas 6l pareco que rostro ami
maba
Un suspro de consueo evant6 pecho abord6 decidi
damente sin la precaucon, la muer ioven ell
inspector habfa indicado 4 su companero.
-iAquf ya?-la do tendi6ndoa mano, que ella TOGO
apenas las yemas de los dedos.
mo debo exacta por profes6n?-repuso certa
trsteza
-lEs justo! luna profesora de pano
que las neoesitais estoy 20 aqu para eempazar
4 los alumnos ausentes2
-iVengo deciros que decididamente puedo! mo
verdad, mposble!....
iAh!-dijo ell conGe frunciendo las cejas.-iSiempre
intratable
isl accedese, tendrfa remordimiento toda mi
vida!
Ell conde trat6 de convencerla.
II EstA bien do con tono seco-ino hablemos mas de
abrochd gaban, afectando gran indiferenca
quien decide desistir de fao
aquela tranquilidad no que superficial
Sus dedos que estaban enguantados, los cuales
braba magnfca sorta, embaban de coera; abos
estaban descoloridos.
-iJamas!-murmur6 entire dientes pero de que
pudiese dido la mur oyen vovee haoer gestones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12

tasaci6n; que deberan consignar previamente
en- la mesa del Juzgado cantidad igual al
diez por ciento de dicha tasaci6n que no Sc
ha suplido la falta de tftulo de propiedad de
los indicados inmuebles. Lo que Sc hace saber
al pdblico para la concurrencia de licitadores.-
Dado en- la ciudad de Utuado,a seis de Agosto
de mil ochocientos noventa siete.-V. B. .
--Porras-El Seoretario, Osvaldo Alfonso
Escopia-Alfonso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12
El Hotel EsIeraIda en- en-, esaya9a, ha 81,
noveda(l interesante.
dc Tccih::se

Tanger, que tanto GUSTAV a nuestros siupaticos
consumi:ores; tsnbien Sc recibio .fonc2a"s fran
ceses, en- caiitas elegantes, propias para obse-
quios; .tre<tos g1eceaaas, en- cajitss de l25 $50
gramos; oreiones de melocoton, rico postre, re-
mojado con vino eJerez Inocei.tee, exclusive
marca nuestra; salchichones de Foie-grss, con
trufas de perigot, de polio, de lisbre, de Bo'og
MIA, de Vich y de Lyon.--Todo este para nues-
tros parroquianos. ell Colmado,, de Cerece-
do Hermanos Companfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12
| A 60 u ITkTIV 4
CASA DE- PRESTAMOS

Establecida sobre bases razonabIas y equi-
tativas. LA que presta mas barato ofrece
mas seguridades.
San Jose 2O.-Iezefono 10
San juan de Puerto Rico 45-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12
SEGUNDA PARTE.
SIN PADRE.
A LA CITA.

e4sASI la misma hora que de Bic levaba haca
e(1 Orleans Teresa de Montaron dormida, muer
joven salfa de de de Gales vieas que
admiran siempre cuando acaba de % de las grande
del Paris consuido baron Haussmann ejer
cito de empresarios maestros de obras
Esta cae leva de los nombes sencos pintorescos
qnedos de nuestros abuelos favorecdos mas
odstos tenfan anto grades hombes que honra como
ahora tenemos nosotros
Era Ia calle del Echaude
La mujer de aquela saa ba pobremene
vestlda, pero Sc noaba en- ella reso de eegancia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12
Julian {. Blanco Y Sosa. --Ag:nte dem, de ne

Julian {. Blanco Sosa. Ag*nte gss|s:.os9tso de es
de comisiones, infornes consutas sobre to;ios
los ramos de Ia Administration, de la Agricul-
tura, la Industria i el Comercio. San Juan
de Puerto-Rico, Gale de San Francisco mime
ro sl.-Direccion telegrafca, Bzz,scosa. P.
El Hotel Esmeradd en- Gsayan as ha cdna sdo
da muy ventilada casa sita en- la caIle Nttevs
esquina frente q la Estacion de Telegrafos
muy cerca de la plaza principal Su dueno ell
senor Fernandez excelente caballeTo de
trato culto, agradable. En- su estaolecimiento,
verdaderamente, Sc esta tan gusto como ea
casa propia; pues caracter benevolc, franco
y generoso, le han hecho acreedor que sea
solitado por todos los viajantes. la hecho Ell
el grandes reformas, tiene un balo dc duchs
construido ad hoe que es sin disputa, Ell mejor
deGuayama. .13--ll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-12

0 J @0'Fte coTta vista : ts!Ei
bien por cable sobre todas las plazas de Es pana
y sus islas adyacentes por cantidades mayores
memories de s25. Gira sobre las plazas princi
pales de Francia, Alemania. Austria, Belgica
Holanda, Dinamarca, Bulgaria. Russia, Suec;a
Noruega, suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rurlania,
Servia, Turqufa, Grecia. Ia Argelia, el
Egipto, Siria Tdnez Sobre New York, San
to Domingo, Isla de Cuba. P. .
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
THE FEDERAL COURT MEETS.
One Of the Largest Held in This Cit,
IN Many Years.

Federal court was opened yesterday
afternoon by Judge Purnell and District
Attorney Aycock and Immediately ad-
journed to meet again this morning at
10 o'clock.
The docket is quite heavy and will not
be completed before next Monday, there
being 130 eases on it. About 100 OF
them are criminal cases. Already several
hundred moOnshiners, witnesses, jury
men and persons interested in one way
and another in the court have arrived,
and the number will be swelled by new
arrivals to-day. 1t will be the largest
court held here in several years.
Judge Purnell will hold court here un.
Ill next Monday afternoon, when he will
leave for Charlotte on the $40 train
to hold court there. 1t is customary not
to open the Federal court there unit
Tuesday OF court week.
Judge Dick is unable, on account OF
sickness, to hold the Charlotte court and
Judge Simonton has appointed Judge
Purnell TO hold the court and discharge
ell the duties of Judge Dick during sucf
disability. 60,
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

HEAVY INSURANCE.-A WELL
known insurance man here yesterday re-
ceived an application for half million
dollars insurance. The annual premium
on it would be $3G.02o.
BUILDING.-Mr w. II. Tucker is
having two handsome dwellings erected
on Newbern avenue and two on Morgan
street. They will add much to tGe
beauty of these two streets.
ASKS MORE TIAIE.-Rev. L. G.
Broughton has asked further time from
the Third Baptist church i'll Atlanta TO
consider the call it has extended him.
Last night he commenced revival in
Park Avenue church. Norfolk.
FEDERAL PRIsoNERs.-Just ex-
actly one dozen Federal prisoners We're
brought to Jail here yesterday. Seven
of them were from Moore county and
FIVE were from Richmond county. There
were already several moonshiners AMI
unlicensed retailers in jail here awaiting
this court.
OPERA COMPANY.-The Wilbur
Opera Company, which furnished SO
much genuine amusement at the Acad-
envy of Music for the hundreds of visi-
tors here during the Fair, closes seven
weeks engagement in Atlanta this week
Theatre-goers in Rale:gh hope to see
them here again before the close Of the
season.
WORKING OUT FINES.-Mayor
Russ is doing the city a service by send
ing MI offenders that he possibly can
to the streets TO work out their fines,
instead of sending them to the roads
Within the past few months he has in
this way secured 200 days work on the
streets. This means saving of $50
to the city.
STATE GUARD.-The report OF the
Adjutant General, which viii be issued
January 1st, will show 81 companies.
the full number, in the State Guard.
All of them are well equipped, have
new uniforms, and are otherwise in
good condition. Not single company
has disbanded and no new one has been
formed during the past year.
A SMALL THEF'T.-An aid co1ored
man, George Davis, was yesterday sent
to jail, to await the next term of court,
for stealing from Jones & Powell
wood yard stick of wood, valued at
10 cents. Wood thieves have been
giving much trouble in that section OF
the city. A special officer has been
detailed to watch the yards. Davis was
arrested with the wood on his shoulder.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE.-Mr.
Herbert Il. Norris is now having re.
modelled and completed his large brick
building, formerly known as the Arso
property, just outside the city limits
on Louisburg road. This building, SO
long an eye-sore to the public. will be,
when completed, very handsome, ald
with its fine natural location, will make
one of the most beautiful and desirable
suburban homes in this section of the
State.
DAVIS IS DISCHARGED.-Joh C.
Davis, who several years ago misap-
propriated a large amount Of church
money in Wilmington and was adjudged
insane, was yesterday discharged from
the asylum here. DR.. Kirby, the SUI
perintendent, gives a certificate that
Davis being at large will not be in
furious to himself or dangerous to the
community. He viii be sent back to
Wilmington.
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -DA

SHERWOOD HIGGS & co. Explain
their method of Doing business.
Fl. MAHLER'S SONS Catalogue ol
Steriag Silver, etc, can DE hau ioi
the asking.
ROYAL. < BORDEN'S Furniture
Store ) literally running over Win
Holiday Goods.
y kEKhAlI. & co. Can furnish
anything N the Fancy Grocery Line
for tlle Holidays.
The news & observer., 1897-12-07

SYNOPSIS Of the weather.-Ihe STORM
central Monday over Minnesota by even
ing had moved far north of the Lake re-
cion into Canada causing little snow
on the Lakes. In the South the wealth
er rem. :ncl fair and was considerably
warmer especially on the Gulf coast and
over Texas Increasin. cloudiness pre-
walls in the central valley. but the storm
IS too far north to influence North Car
olina. Southery winds and warmer
weather are probably Tuesday in the
east: but the temperature is falling again
q, the northwest
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
A t1undred Haudk
to Each Nose.


AS we have at all times, and notably
on holiday and Christmas occasions,
carried the palm or wen the laurel in
the Handkerchief trade. We have again
made purchases in this line that will
please anyone. We think it unnecessary
to say more, except quote prices.
When you can buy a daintiy EN-
brOidered Handkerchief for ) cents, you
must know that you are getting the
essence of the trade.
When you can buy pure Linen,
hem-stitched Handkerchief for 10 cents
you must know that you are getting
more essence.
When you can buy a dozen Cambria
Handkerchiefs, Il, y, or inch. border,
for 80 cents, you must know that there
is the nearest trife of benefit to us.
Emb. Hand'kfs from BE each to $1S doz
II. S. Linenn Handk. 10c each to Sc dOz
ii. S. Linen Camb. Hdks. 10c to 50 doz
Col Bord. Camb. Hdks. &c to % each
Blk. Bord. Cam Hdks &c to So dOz
China and India Silk Hdks, ,25cto $15 doz
Silk Muffiers in black, white and gray
S5c to $3.50 each.
Gents Handkerchiefs from sc. each to
SOC each.
Other people sell Handkerchiefs, but
you had better look at ours.
Table Linens, Towels and
Napk rs.
Three hundred and sixty-fve days a
year handsome linen cloth, cluster
of napkins, or pair of fine towels are
useful and ornamental. Think of this
at Christmas time; our assortment Of
Christmas linens is a rare lot.
Table Linens 25c to $500 per yard.
Table Napkins, 60c to $3.50 dozen.
Linen Towels, 71ac to 75c each.
100 Umbrella Bargains.
A mans umbrella is his constant
friend. 1t is a woman's, too, for that
matter. AS a Christmas gift, it is a
paragon" of fitness. When striving to
| settle what to buy, don't overlook our
| umbrella stock; it is full of inexpensive
paragons.
Gold and Silver Mounted, Natural
/ Wood and Fancy Handles.
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
The WkAlHcR TODAY.

For North Carolina-Fair ana
warmer: Suutherly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh ana WEN
ity to ) u. M, tonight; fa'r A"'s'
day: warmer.
Local data for yesterday: Maximum
temlrrature. l6; minimum temperature
80: mean, IS; rainfall. ..
The following table gives data for yes
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
Bye Baby Bun ing.

Xmas present for the bay, handsonG
pair of crib blankets-little money fsS
beauties.
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
A FEW WORDS TO THE PEOPLE.
OUR METHOD OF DOING BUSINESS

Everything must sell while fresh at some price, no mat
ter what the loss--nothng can stay here to get DID,
This is never asked except first deServed-absoute goot
faith is kept by dealing with all aike--cergymen, dress
makers and people who sell again. are the only people who
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
!: NO AGED STOCK.
,THECONFIDENCE$ J


discounts whatever discount make under our old rules real loss 10
-a clean gift advanced prices discounts be allowed
ng priced possible for cash. otherwise could submit others Go
wg down. giving discounts teachers drummers Clubs runners coachmen
and o lot of favored customers instances goods without discount
win be found places where discounts taken Off, As e discounts
AIKEN off advances We sell nds when adVer-
d No limitations no deceptive narrower widths but offer only the real and right
things prefer take back the goods sold than nave anyone keep w S
short eff expectations fails to satisfy every particular
We not cut prices for one day only " one ~d OF
NO TRICKS ribbon color of co all to be marked up next
We do make out bills at higher than
received used guardians employers other payers We not adVer-
m anything here when esor nor when there not unreasonable
quantity that people may tfng making catch pennies
We gettat intending be business tor more than one d one
week one wear Straight Forward only turnpike to live upon
Plenty of emwong addresses nertnesa"g
FAULTS fast selling stocks to get too Io--more eeed NOR
49,, deyerewe very human the whole of
u.s. but vet almost trying best to do better
wo ara greatly be by suggestions pointing failures We appreciate the
kindly and firm friendships grown with the intercourse years.
rapidly good things are found for Raleigh people we bring them here As fast
new facilities are discovered invented they incorporated into this business
Yours for business
S09evuaoSdGlqg5 20
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
&@.Sv..x2n.,..oschb
0he&odieb 3u 9oodbS5aa
CLOSING OUT.
We Wish to Close Out Our Entire Stock
Christmas Giving,

a iahor of love is this Christmas giving. Evenlove
gifts may be sensible The gver shows good sense
and the ceiver is al the graed when the Gift
IS useful This store is full of useful Christmas gifts
A hundred HaudkcrchiefsI Lace Curtain
The news & observer., 1897-12-07
NO TRICKS.

received to be used to misIead guardians, en-
tise anything unless it is here when the stors
quantity that people may see that we are not
We never forget that We are intending to
week, or one year and that Straight Forward
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-03
NAVAL sTnREa.

wILhINaTOE. N. c., December 2-Spiriti
turpentine firm at S9ka3O; receipts I05 casks
Ros1n dull STAINED al.l5; gooo strained
s1.2U: receipts 49, barre 9.
Crude turn entine quiet; hard sl.40 soft
81 81: virgin Sl.JJ receipts barrels.
Tar firm at ii 05; receipts l97 barrels.
CHARLESTON, &. c., Dec. 2-TurpeDtint
firm at 30 sales casks.
kosln firm; sales -; A, sl.00; 9, N.C0
$3.50, X, sl.40. M, sl.S0, N, s205, window glass
S2.33, water white 800.
SAVANNAH, Ga, G. 2-Spirits turpen.
closed at oU1, " it'll sales of 2OU casks; receipts
Laos casks.
hosin rrm: sales 1857: receipts 6, 1874: A. B
1856, l, Sl.40; K, also; NJ, sI75. N, s215
WIDOW glass ~ 40: water white 81 30.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-03

Union Pacific was especially bold and
confident and by the close of the first
hour the market had become very
buoyant and some sharp advances in
prices had been obtained. Then with
out any diminution of activity, it be-
came evident that the advance in prices
had come to a stop and that a heavy
realizing movement was in progress.
When sugar fell point and the general
list showed an actual decline the mar
ket became dull and efforts were made
to rally it by pushing up the prices of
special stocks But this plan proved
unavailing to effect a renewal of the
advance, and during the final hour the
tone of the market had become de-
cidedly weak and there was lively
throwing overheard of stocks to save
losses. The bears added the pressure
of hort ale and before long had sue
ceeded in wiping out almost every gain
on the list. Net losses were not large
in any of the stocks, but the falling
prices from the high point was marked,
extending to points in Sugar, points
in Consolidated Gas, about = points in
many of the specialties and over point
in the Changers and many leading ac-
tive stocks The news Of the day was
not important in its relation to the
stock market and such as it was, it was
favorable. The forecast of the Presi-
dents message sent out by the Associa-
ted Press had reassuring effect. Re
lief was felt over the prospects that
western railroad rates would be shortly
restored. Reports that an adjustment
was probable between the government
and the Union Pacific reorganization
committee over the Kansas division OF
the road gave special strength to Union
Pacific and was a sustaining factor in
the general market. There was some
selling of stocks for London account but
it was without much effect and was
about concluded by the time the re-
action set in in this market.
The market for bonds was broad, ac-
tive and strong. Sales for the first hour
footed to a value of over a million and
half Of dollars. Total sales for the
day were s4,690,000.
United States bonds were steady and
unchanged.
The total sales Of stocks were $4,000
shares, including Atchison, preferred,
e.4O5: Chesapeake and Ohio, 1900: Chi
cago. burlington and Quincy. 1,6S5:
Louisville and Nashville, $40; Man
haitian L., S,595: Missouri Pacific, %
325: Northern Pacific. preferred, 49,
S25: ST. Paul, 1885; st. Paul and
Omaha, $3.50; Southern Railway, pre-
ferred, 1925; American Tobacco, 1880;
Bay State Gas, $500; Chicago Great
Western. 1890; Chicago Gas, 4S,920;
Sugar, 1892.