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Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
CONCORD.

Budd Smith and Henry Wells are at
home to their many friends in the
shack from now until further notice.
John Mack has bought new top
buggy. We wait for further develop
ment.
Ed Rector will spend the winter at
Barnum, Minn., and will leave In
bout two weeks.
School commenced In district DO
Monday with Miss Jessie Owens as
teacher. The grounds have been
greatly improved by clearing off the
brush.
Who says we will not have a we'd
ding at or near Concord soon?
The annual oyster supper for mem
bers of the Concord company and
their families was held at the hall
Saturday evening.
A letter from the Malone family
announces their safe arrival at their
new home in Cambridge, Maryland.
Sylvester Thompson and John
French delivered hogs at Lyle last
week at $3. IS per hundred. What's
the matter with Austin buyers?
A meeting will be held at the ball
Friday evening to organize a literary
society. All are invited.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain field
H., makes the statement, that she
caught cold, which settled on heI
lungs; she was treated for month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
He told her she was hopeless victim
of consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist sug
gested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption; she bought bottle and
to her delight found her self benefited
from first dose. She continued it's
use and after taking SIX bottles
does her own housework, and is as
we'll as she ever was. Free trial bottles
of this great discovery at K. 0. Wolds
drug store. Only so cents and $l00,
every bottle guaranteed.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
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LANSING.
o. +. S. Surprise-Speclal Meetings.

o. +. S. Surprise-speclal Meetings.
MI. Case spent Sunday here.
Messrs. Charles and Ralph Vaughan
have, gone tU spend the winter with
their parents In Wisconsin.
Mr. Allen from Austin is doing
some surveying on section 2.
B. Miller spent Sunday with rela.
tives In Blooming Prairie.
AT the school OF instruction held at
Austin Friday, the l7th, goodly
number from Celia Chapter o. E s.
were present. All declared it to be a
great success and that Unity Chapter
are royal entertainers.
Rev Hilbish has begun a series OF
meetings here.
Anyone on the lookout Tuesday
evening could have seen goodly
mum Der OF Stars fitting in and around
here, at somewhat earlier hour than
was expected, the center Of attrac-
tion being at the home of O. C.LaBar,
where large mum Der of friends from
Celia Chapter gave Mrs. c. A. Ros-
tron delightful surprise. The Chap.
ter has the honor OF bearing her name
and she manifests great in nterest In it.
Games OF different kinds helped to
pass away the evening, when at a late
hour all began looking skyward for
stars OF different magnitude. Re.
freshments were served by the Misses
Birdie Phillips and Hattie Mcintyre.
after which all returned to their
homes, hoping the time would come
when they might again meet for
meteoric display.
The Court of Honor Brothers sur
prised Mr.. Reinardt one day last week
by meeting at his place and stacking
bis corn for him, he being una ole to
be about.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
Or. Downing, President of the Down.
ing Medical Association and Ger.
man Medical and Surgical lnsti-
tute, Chicago, Illinois.

This eminent expert specialist, we'll and favor.
ably known throughout the United States for the
many wonderful cures Of all forms of Chronic,
Nervous and Special Diseases that bafed the skill
by full staff of skilled physicians and expert
specialists, whose experience in the largest hos
2itas of both Europe and America, enable them
to successfully treat obscure and chronic dis
eases. Their long experience, remarkable skill
and universal success entities them to the conf
deuce Of the afflicted everywhere.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
BROWNSVILLE.
Temperance Meeting Inspect on

1uc OulOu Cou pcFd0C6 tuoeClOK u0
der the the auspices OF the Anti
Saloon League q week ago Tuesday
was a success. Although the night
was very unpleasant there were guOc
many in attendance. Field Secre
tary E. G.. Sanderson Of St. Paul, who
was tU address the audience, was be-
lated or he did not arrive until the
$40 passenger train Ia the evening
He did justice to the occasion, how
ever, when he did come. Rev. M
Hilbish held the attention Of the
audience until Mr.. Sanderson arrived
by a few we'll chosen remarks taken
from II Peter. 2 chapter. beginning
with the 18th verse. May God add his
blessing to the'movement Of the A.S.L,
Florence Blanchard came home last
week expecting to remain a couple OF
weeks.
Miss Nina Swift returned from her
visit at Minneapolis last Friday
While there she visited the State
University, also the state prison at
saltwater.
Jennie Cruickshank returned last
week from an extended visit In
Canada.
S. w Clark left last Monday even
ing for Wisconsin where he will re-.
main until about Thanksgiving.
Rec. S. A. Middleton was summoned
to Pine Island last week Tuesday to
Otticiate at a funeral.
DR.. Stewards mother. who has been
n i'm q
left tor her home 10 Waukon, Iowa,
last Thursday.
Judd Thompson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Della Foote of Dakota was
visiting relatives here last week.
N n. Palameter attended a camp
fire held at Grand Meadow last week.
A new side walk was laid 10 front OF
the e. J. Simpson property last week
by Street Commissioner Jepson.
At meeting OF the village council
last week w. B. Sleeper was ordered
to purchase Is new street lamps.
D. O'Laughlin sold his farm last
week TO a party from Mona, Iowa,
consideration $l2,SO0. Possession t.
be given the first OF next March.
Henry Rogers Post was .inpected
last + .idav by BM. Hicks. Command
er Bump, Burr Maxwell, B. E. Stim-
son and Mr.. Barnes were in attend
ance from Austin.
Miss Nina Swift began the winter
term Of her school in the Gregg dis
trict last Monday.
r. w. Stowe sold % acres of lard
lying in the southeastern part of the
village to S. W. Clark last week for
81, 100.
Alvah Hunt Of Grand Meadow was
calling on friends in BroWnsdale last
Friday.
J. J. Hunt and w. b. Sleeper ex.
pect to drive to North St. Paul this
week il the weather permits.
Several members Of the Eastern
Star went to Austin last Friday to at
tend an Eastern Star school there.
1t. is to be hoped that no Sunday
school iu Mower county will forget
that next Sunday is National Tenn
perance Sunday and every Sunday
school should have special exercises.
Signing the pledge should be one fea-
ture at least.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
X RAY EXAMINATIONS.

Our Offices have the most complete electrical
apparatus In the west, including most power
full and perfect X Ray machine. with which the
innermost organs Of the body may be readily
seen and examined. Obscure and difficult dis.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
GRAND: nEADOW.
observation-disclosures.

!
Henry D. Marrow returned Tuesday
from Dakota with his two daughters
They will make their home here.
Miss Anna Myhre was sick severa
days last week.
G. J. Higbie has his new house
nearly finished, He will have pleas
ant home.
Martin Nelson came down from
A ustin Monday.
Manly Boswick Of Elkton was in
town Wednesday,.
John Peterson is putting up "a new
barn.
Mrs. N. Elliott and daughter spent
the past week In Spring Valley.
Miss Clara Severson died at her
home Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock
of consumption. The funeral services
will be held at the Lutheran church
Thursday.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
met Friday afternoon aud decided to
give Thanksgiving dinner in the
church.
The remains of Mrs Lyle, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. McNally Of this place
we're brought here Friday night from
her home In Montana. The funeral
was held at the Catholic church Sun.
day. She was laid at rest in the
Catholic cemetery north OF town. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
Of their many friends. Mr.Lyle with
little baby, their only child, accom-
panied the remains from Montana.
Dwight Marston has returned from
Dakota and intends to spend the
winter here.
Alva H. Perry and Will Smith have
returned from their trip west: and
they spent part Of the time hunting.
Jo Sorben started for the west
Friday.
The Congregational Ladies Aid held
fair and supper at the town hall
Friday, the attendance was good and
the fancy work sold we'll.
The Duesenb berry family at the
town hall Saturday evening enter
tained full house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Amoth OF Spring
Valley spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lindelain.
For RENT The Corell house with
out furniture. The furniture now in
the house can be had at a bargain. A
good patronage goes with the pre-
misses. Fine barn and best location
ia town. Possession will be given
Jan. l, 1900. Apply to Mrs. Geo. J..
A. Corell, Grand Meadow, MINI. 40
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Amoth OF Spring
| Valley spent Sunday with Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Lindelain.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
BiS1nark'S Iron Nerve

101S11 N . II OH 1NSI VV
was the result OF his splendid
health. 1ndomita ole will and tremend
Gus energy are not found where
stomach, liver, kidney and bowels are
out OF order. II you want these
qualities and the success they bring
use Or. Kings New Life Pills They
develop every power of brain and
body. Only Csc at K. O. Wold's drug
store.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22

WANTED-sEVERAL BRIGHT AND HON.
y" est persons to represent US as Managers
in this and close by counties. Salary 5000 q
year and expenses. Straight, bona-ade, no
more, no less salary. Position permanent.
mainly Office work conducted at home. Refer
ence: Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope
TIE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept. 8, Chicago
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22

Weather continues very fine and
farmers are all rejoicing over such a
fDe fall for finishing their fall work.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-22
Many Cures are Recommended fol
La GriDDe.

But no remedy equals Warmers
White Pine of Tar syrup for this
terrible and fatal disease. II taken
in time it will cure case in "a hours,
and for the cough that follows La
Grippe it never fails to give relief.
Price Is and so cents. At Pooler's
Pharmacy. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

la enseh6 & Laura, dicieRdola; Es es-
to, nujercita mia, la causa de tu deses.
peracior?
-Vamos, sc ira inventar alguna
mentira para contentarme rcspondi6
Laura; -si es asf, suprfmala usted, pues
no estoy dispuesta escucharie.
Pero, cogiendo Luis entire sus manos
las cncantadoras de 81 esposa le habl6
de esta mancra:
~ No te acuerdas, fdolo del alma
mia, que este papel que tan desgraciada
te hace ahora fue un dfa una de tus ma
yores..y mas alegres dichas? No sabes q,
esta fu6 la carta que, escribiendola con
un nombre supuesto y en- sobre II di-
rigido, mande tn casa, atribuyendo
despues una equivocacl6n mia este
bien combinado plan? Toma la con-
testacion que me diste, y sacando otra
de gu cartera sc la alarg6 d Luisa.
-iMfa! Els verdad. -. me perdo-
mas, esposo mfo? sMe quieres como
antes?-pregunt6 la celosa j6ven.
mo te adore como antes, te idola-
tro mucho mas, porque como amor sin
celos no sc comprende, en- este, encanto
de mi existencia, he enoontrado 10 que
con vivfsimo anhelo buscaba la prueba
de que correspondes al loco delirio que
me has inspirado.
Despues.. un estrecho abrAzO sello
el tratado de paz que habfan pactado
Laura y Luis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

ros y lagrimas y su misteriosa soiedad
q quien cOntaba sus fntimas ternurss.
ALI, junto un rosal, la ventana, ell
adorado lugarcito de sus citas que daba
al mar desde donde vefa aleiarse la
barca de su amado, lenta, lentamente
hasta perderse en- ell horizonte borroso.
Obi y todas aquellas cosas olvida1as
surgfan de su sueHo y pasaban hablando-
le al corsz6n en- sulidioma ticrno = que
jumbroso. I Y esas notas que l!oraban
no lie preguntaban acaso por gu amor?
Ah: y ser INTEL, no, nunca, jamas; vi
virfa amandolo.
A POGO Fernando lego ofrecerle en-
delicada copa un vino negro como esos
ojos que el amaba. Bebe, vida mia, 10
dijo, dejame en- ell fondo del vase una
gotta de tu alma que vaya 4 mezclarse
con la mia. Herminia apuro la copa :
luego alargandosela con una mirada
en- que sc confundfan odio, amor, ven
ganza, y sonriendo con una sonrlsa
amarga en- medic de sus lagimas, ex
clamo: ST, bebc las heces de mi amor:
10 unico que te puede dar este corazon
que a1n es iel al recuerdo de su primer
amor.
Palido, tembloroso comprendiendo
todo aquello de una mirada, dejo caer
de sus manos la copa que fu9 & que
brarse los pies de la 1nica muJer que
habfa amado, y loco, delirante, dej6
tras Of aquel lugar Sc lanz6 la Gale,
y todavfa lejos, ALA q 10 lejos, llegaban
sus ofdos las nltimas notas del BIZ
naealted, que morfan en- ell piano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
Antonio Soier.
NETBEs EHGKG

| Luis no me anna, no; no puede amar-
me; 81 me adorase cual Ell dice todos
Green, no habrfa encontrado en- su des-
pacho, y con evidentes senales de ha-
berla lefdo, mil mil veces, esa carta
en- la que hace mdltiples y apasionadas
protestas del amor que hacia esa infame
| Maria slente; por supuesto, mentiras
todas; mucho mas me decfa, luego
todo era fngldo. Enam6rese usted de
un hombre, unase con Ell para siempre,
| y S los dos meses de easada encuentrese
CON ell irresistible desengaflo dc que su
esposo pasa ell tempo leyendo en- su
| despacho la carta que ha dirigido
otra mujer, sin duda ninguna indigna
de la passion que hacia ella siente.
Estas son las dulzuras del matrimo-
nio; he aquf ell eden en- que, segun
Luis, vivirfamos cuando nos casaramos;
he ahf, convertible en- la mas vulgar de
las prosas, ell encantador poema que,
como FORBADE Ell los ideales paraisos de
la venturosa felicidad y versificado con
| ell cadencloso y sonoro ritmo de las do
| radas ilusiones, sostenfa y era Ell unico
encanto dc mi vida.
iCuan crueles son los hombres! Pri
nero, mncha passion, inconcebible deli
rio, y despues toda esa idolatrfa Sc con-
vierte en- indiferencia, ell soplo helado
del hastfo deja sentir pronto sus desga-
rradores efectos, y aquella mnjer, q
quien antes tanto amaban, la cambian
por la primera que en- su oamino en-
cuentran.
iPcro 81 estoy llorandol
Lagrimas, lejos de mf; 81 sois rehejo
de mi alma, secaos del mismo modo
que Sc han agostado mi mas risueiias
esperanzas ...... ST; me vengare.
Oigo pasOs Son las doce, es el
que viene. Aparentemos tranquilidad.
Era Luis, que de cuatro en- cuatro su
bfa los escalones para llegar antes su
nido de amor, despues de haber infor-
mado en- la Audiencia comprar algin
recuerdo su idolatrada Laura, 4 la
unica mujer que en- su vida habfa anna
do.
Dos 8 tres golpes dados con suavidad
a la puerta anunciaron que su Derjur0
esposo llegaba.
al acercarse Luis saludarla con un
beso apasionado y dulce, que lie hacfa
recordar el que su despcdida habfale
dade, Laura, realizando su venganza,
separose bruscamente de los brazos de
Luis, y exclamo:
-Sf, ven d fngir caricias. que no
sientes, infame; engailarme INF que
tanto te adore; quitese usted de ahf,
INTEL marido.
AL escuchar esta tempestad de frases,
Luis. acordandose de Ia carta que ha-
bfa dejado en- su mesa, fue por ella, Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
FATAttHmg

Que no quieres nombrarme, mujer santa,
Porque 8 Dios Ell inferno
Entire til y yo levanta
Un muro sempiterno ?
All Mientras til me olvidas, yo al nombrarte
Bendigo mi calvario,
Y no he dejado nunca de llevarte
Aquf en- mi coraz6n, que es tn santuario.
Y te traigo mil veces la mente
Para cndulzar mis- hondas amarguras,
Dandote mi carifio, reyerente
Como ell que Dios consagran las criaturas.
Me abaudonas: tai es la suerte mia
Soportare sin odios tn sentencia,
Sin que sue7ie, en- mis- Eoras de agonfa,
Pedir carta de indulto tn clemencia.
P. Miosotis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
g 81 q S

Por fin en- ell salon hablarle pude
sin pena nj tenor. Guam bella estaba
con su blanco atavfo
y sus cabellos sueltos por la espalda !
En- ell fondo del pecho
sintiendo vivas ansias,
arrebatado por mi amor, la die:
-iOh mi dulce adorada,
cual Paolo francesca
unamos en- los labios nuestras almas !!
Tan solo ell busto del insigne tragico,
que sobre ell piano Sc alza,
parece que nos mira
con sus pupilas blancas.
Dime un beso no m IS, 81 es que me quieres.
Kesponde. ! Por que callas
Sc compasiva... ven uno tan solo,
ahf, en- la ante sala,
donde la sombra ocnlte tus sonrojos
y puedan nuestras almas
en- extasis de amor subir al cielo.
A tan sentida shplica, la ingrata
por que no respondfa ?...
De pronto levant0se, y la ventana
abri6 la luz esplendida,
y en- mis- ojos clavando su mirada,
Por ventura, me dijo, ESQ es pecado !?
I'm beso entonces resono en- la estancia;
no sc 10 que sentf, mas pareci6me
que en- ese instante la marmorea estatua
los labios Sc mordfa, y me miraba
at6nita y severa
con sus papilas blancas.
Ern;l;O pachnnn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

--sVivea
-Si, senior. Y no solo vive, sino
que no esta en- peligro.
-iTan POGO danO le ha hech0 Ell
tirO2
No hay tirO que valga. lntenta-
ria suicidarse, como 10 prueba la pis-
tola que Sc encOntro su ladO; pero
no 10 realiz6. Indudablemente sufriO
un desvanecimientO, que le hizO caer
al suelO, herirse en- la frente con una
piedra y soltar la pistOla, que Sc dis
paro, produciendO la alarma que ha
hecho Greer en- ell SuicidiO.
Una indecisi0n mas. PObre hOm-
bre
]. Campo Moreno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
r. Martinez Falero.

Que la muier del pr6jimo
dice ell noveno)
No debe codiciarse,
ESQ es muy baeno;
Y es case llano
Que yo no te codicio,
Por ser cristiano.
Mas 10 que es admirarte,
ST que te admire,
Toda Ell alma sc alegra
Cuando te miro;
Y asf extasiado,
Admirandote vivo
Sin ser pecado.
Para decirte flores
TOGO & llamada,
Pues no tienes aspecto
De ser casada,
Y madre todo,
Todo 10 disimulas
Del mejor modo.
iAh! Tu tienes la culpa
ST me condeno
Por haber 20 pecado
Contra ell noveno.
iQuien no quebranta
El precepto, miranda
Belleza tanta?
Hax feliz 4 tu esposo,
Pues fue tan listo,
Que te cogi6 tan presto,
Voto va & Cristol
Ducho, y muy ducho,
Es quien dijo que es bueno
Madrugar mucho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
Rafael Angel Troyo.
GKRTK KBlERT as

-Querida Marta ell contento
no cabe en- ell alma mia
desde que he sabido Ell dfa
y hora de tn casamiento.
Con tan dulccs emociones
escribir versos alegra,
y hasta la tinta, que es negra,
anima los corazones.
La coyunda es ell deseo
par todos, Marta, sentido
quien hoy no Gamma uncido
al caro- del himenco
Casarse es correr en- pos
de imponderable fortuna. -.
hacer de dos vidas una
en- la presencia de Dios.
Els perpetuar la memoria
de un bienestar que complace,
es ell bello desenlace
de una peregrina historic.
Mas 81 8 la lana de naiel
como solemos decir,
llegase, Marta, a venir
algdn sinsabor cruel,
entonces ell lazo fuerte
que naestra existencia ata,
es ell agnij6n, que mata
sin llegar q dar la muerte.
Para evitar un dolor
tan grande, Marta es forzoso
que al 1ar la mano a tn esposo
dGs un tesoro de amor.
Mitiga su desconsnelo
con tierna solicited
y piensa que la virtud
es ell espejo del cielo.
Para que viva d tt unido
su sombra am ante has de ser,
que honra mucho d la mujer
la presencia del marido.
Si Ell acaso desfallece
en- horas de pesar llenas,
enduiza entonces sus penas
y sus goces embelleoe.
Consuelale cuando oculte
su lastimero quebranto
y regara con su llanto
la losa que te sepulte.
Extingue del pecho ell odio,
en- medic ell dolor profundo,
me Aasmnjer vino al mundo
81 nuestro angelcustodio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

Del mundo ell amor es luz
y una cruz vida tan corta,
mas con amor se soporta
Ell peso de nuestra cruz
Casate pronto, alma mia.
! Te adoran +? Pues al momento
Casate, que el casamiento
es 10 que hay mejor hoy dfa
Hagamos, Marta, los dos
por los dos un sacriicio.
No nos causemos perjuicio.
Casate Marta, por Dios
En- mi pretension no cejo;
tn buen nombre d padecer
va, 81 Sc llega saber.
En- lin, que yo te aconsejo
que te cases sin tardar.
No des, Marta, que decir. !.
,....''.''''''.,'..
Mira que vas a ilnpedir
que 20 me pueda casar !!
Antonio SOier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
Narciso Sierra.
Del Iioro MARlPOSAS

Despues de la tempestad
sOnrfe otra vez la calma:
la tempestad de mi alma
tiene algo de eternidad +!
;Oh, borrascas de ansiedad,
detened ell rudo vuelo;
que en- mi tantalico anhelo
suei1o, con extrafio ardor,
un canto de eterno amor !.
que repercuta en- Ell cielo y
Leepoldo Torres AbaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
BEUMENElED

Aquella noche, despues de haber es-
canciado muchas copas de licor, des-
pues de algdnas horas de asidua y ale
gre charla, sintiendome un tantO triste
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

rnterrumpiendo al juez en- la lectura
de La carta. el m6dicO le dijo:
80 Este hombre yiyel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-25
tar. "a Chnutnuunn Grounds,

Fort Worth, Texas january 23.--rort
Worthites Interested in Tho further sue
cess OF the Texas cclurbdo ChautauGua
have been advised that the building of
an electric strcet car line from Boulder.
Colo, 10 the grounds OF the Chautauqua
MAS assured ard that $40, 600 bond bud
been iliet with the directory guarantees
ing that the road win be butt 10y June l..
The road is 10 bo constructed by Bosion
capitalists ami VIII cost 100000. The line
will be double-track systofn from thu
UNISON depot In Boulder TO the chautauqun
grounds aid viii be equipped with cars
rs fine as any line ~ the country. The
building OF this IIne was considered cs-
sential to the succeas OF the Chautauqua,
hence the Boulder people pushed the unit
ter TO quick, successful issue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-25
New york cotton MARKET.

| New York, January H.-Bull speculation
slinmared down somewhat on the cotton ex-
change today under disposition to realize.
willie the general market influences were quite
ms bulljsh as at any period yet some OF the
| larger longs acted ON the theory that the al.
vance had been too prolonged and pronounced
to justify any further Improvement without u
tle regulation irhuenees that have actuated
the market for several weeks past II was a.
excellent market for most purpobea. invest
inent orders from outside sources were more
Of less numerous and for considerable blocks,
Sufficient 10 check any pronounced weakness,
While furnishing good selling basis, A. ihs
weakest interval therefore, the net decline
was only matter Of 10 points,
Ths market opened firm at unchanged prices
@ an advance OF I points, theirs being some
New Orleans bought quite freely 70 cover oi1
short accounts--or 80 II was reported
After tha general advance reached eyei
of TO q points higher than yesterdays ts-
by houses with sngliAb connections The ups
and downs Of tho market we're unusually nu-
nterous, whIlc the scope was leHs thDn here.
toiore. Several attempts wer6 made 70 rali
tho market. but the presence OF outside buy
ink orders on every interval OF weakness
were indicative Of n nervous feeling on both
sioss OF tho account. The unsaslness WAS IN
creased by very unsatisfactory weather re-
ports from the cotton hst, neglect Of fer
tillzers. moderate receipts, strong accounts
from Southern spot markeis--yariously report.
81 AT unchanged prices 10 nc advance-cop-
.tinucd favorable news from American con-
sumsre and The cotton goods market, and sup
porting adylces from Wall street and the pro-
duee exchange ss 10 the volume al speculation
and tho continuation Of bull interests The
market was steady, 10 points lower, at the
close.