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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02
ADDITIONAL

x-- Annie Berry, visited ae- hons
u La<re1c- co1c-y.
NJ Dan Allen visited Is family il
Memphis Asr week
NJ 7. ". Yates. Of Memphis. sper.
sae holidays with as family II oxford
Ms Clyde johnson, o. View Mexico,
has entered WoGAz's College n a
pupil
Hrs Lc.her Jones, Of Koeci1sko, i
visiting her parents, Nj. and Mr. c.
8 Word
Mr.. ". P Bishop has rented Ms
Vests house On North street. for the
c ming year.
Ms Cora Cherry, Of Waterford.
xaz d guest Of her niece, Mis- Tor
ne Nelson, las. week
Mr.. James Plant. Of DoyEre. La.
spent several days hsS week VITA Ii.
brother, NJ. $ a Plant
Prot Harry Fulto,, Of the Na.chez
Public Schools spen. the holidays =;
ais home On tie campus.
Mr. E o. Davidson spent several
days last week IN Water Valley with
her sister, Mrs Frank DeSh7n-
Mr. Remington. of Chicago. sper,
the holidays with his sen and dz1xat=r
Nh. and Mrs Jack Remington
Dr.. ana MIS- 2. L. Riley gave
ceptiou Friday night, eo1pEne1tOry
70 their sister, Miss Ellen Riley.
Miss Ida Hamilton, who holds J Do
sirlon IN Clarxsvale Texas, i spend
ing the hoiGa with her parents.
Miss Eva Greer, Of Potts Caro.
spent the hoGd4ys with FER grand
parents, NJ AID Hrs Robert Norxzz.
Dr.. and Mrs c. C. Fer-eH spent the
holidays with 81 and Ms. IaLlts--o,
Mrs FerreHs parents n Birmingham.
Ala
Mise Lena ycLArry, who teaches The
Nix Olyes school south OF oxford.
Vas q welcome visitor 20 this once
reeently.
We are glad 70 enroll Mr.. ". J.
freeman of TexA=, and Mr.. Gab<
snlther, Of Aston, Ark, a. ae@ sub
-crloers.
Miss Beverly NELL teacher in ,ae
public scnooI Al Collins. MissL. spent
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs " c Nem-
Miss Bessie Cole, who i = student
o. Centenary College, Cleveland.
Tenn. spent last week with Mrs. NJ.
z Jones and daughters
Mr.. NJ McEAchin, John MeEzehin
and Little q lighter. Martha. of Okla
hona, City, oklahoma. are visiting
relatives IN Oxford and Abbeville.
Prot Landrum Leaveu. George
Le2vel, George johnson and Earl
Porter, Of Jefferson College, spent
Christmas week With their parents
Nr. Lester Walker, Of TayIorsz "a
the guest Of NJ. and Mrs ". L Good
VIII last week AZ glad 70 enroll
Mr. Walker a. q new Subscriber 70
TIE EAGLE
Ms " C Chiffon. who returned
Sunday night from Atlanta ia. was
elected president of the Southern As
ISOLATION Of Eocutions.s, while in az
tendance of the Convention of thar
organization on 5s-s. We eonyratu-
late Mrs Chiffon upon this honor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02
NEW YEARS GREETIyG.

Tie holiday season b-oaghi its
rszAl festivities its joys and sor-
soEs. lis dlsspp0iat1snts and
genera insists Evez stAs1 old
Szra Clzss zzcs his cz<toz4-y
mistake OF dumping zell filed
cart IN the homes Of the neh
where lis gifts we're lot net1et-
AT scattering f-E pzl-ry oz15-
Is among the izpec1ni0zs Ever
The tzrssy 6n-ers- oyster cap
p@-s and othe- fe4sts we're pressed
upon tto-e already s1rfeite1 xiEh
good iaizgs AID TIE iesa and hza-
grr le1 20 eevozr whatever they
eozlc pick gr. Bat E.eihs- rs
o. Santa Ci4as have acted wisely
or foo.l.hly IN CTR eIp<n6iis-es
TIE brad Mes Yea and depleted
pocket books are zp0a -. and &c
zEss 1e-i or responsibilities a.
sc cz1 SOr = The the Tor ne
anna iz-zi7g q tie res leaf
A11 ne forming Of good reso.G-
tons E0=eve- sho- lived ihes-
Gay bS. sa6 However many jokes
re: z2y e4ll forth they A-e new
e-th.,ss. 1l-,03-> Z I-s- high
-sy.
Iiss tzs ras- or Mistakes.
or xro1C oar ans or pleas
z-ss aa1 duties lay Dc looked
over czl1,y sad critically. AT
sAc1 CT gOl9e1 lessons =aleh
72y enable - 10 sep Ep0a a
higher plane Of liv-ss. i ire f.
tg-s
A. View Tears greeting 20 or
readers. xe xOzl1 say begin yOur
aeE ga: BY TIE resolution 70 20
the best you ca- whatever yOg-
ealing De- Drop a. useless Dr..
1-1-- renew year hope = God and
faith II fellow 1sn. ard resi- a.
szrst that 4 reasonable azoL7- Q.
happiness aud prosperity al
brighten yOE- parhEzv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

As AZ expression Of sentiment
The Hague court OF arbitration i
. .arx Of advanced civilization.
s2i for practical business pgr
poses Its decision TIA; il can DO
nothing toxard ending the Boo,
sn- shows that il 5 not yet in
good sorkiug order.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02
Information Wanted.
PoRT GBsoS. Miss

PoRT GTBsoS. Mss
Dec 18Th. 1901.
Ed EAGLE: Will yoa kindly
ask through the columns of your
paper for the folloxing Iaforua
tIoa
From what counties in Nissis
slppI vas each of the companies
composing the 18Th Miss. R-gi-
nent- Harris Brigade. A y. Val
Oxford had three if no. tour con.
paaies | believe in the regiment
and some member may possess
the information l desire, Col. z
W. Phipps. maybe an perfect
ing a roster of the Brigade is xsy
| asa Information.
respectfully,
+. H FooIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

In the January number Of the
Review Of Reviews Mr.. Thomas
e Martin tells the interesting
story Of tie Iates, Developments
n high speed electric lOeouOtiOa.
describing the famous tests At Z-s
SCI AID the results Of theS- e1
peuoents As already embodied n
traction Improvements planned
and under say n this country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

II 10 noticed that tie people
Who are Least certain about how
10 deal With the Indian problem
are iaore sho 1--we in the country
where there are Indians The
corReasters xho never see Iuti-
ans r very positive about 10.
70 handle them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

Consists in keeping AL the main or
zzos Of the body IN heaifhy, regular
action and IN quickly destroying dead
" disease germs Electric Birsen re-
grAte stomach, liver and kidneys,
purity the blood and give splendid
appetite. They vork uonoer In cur
ing kidney troubles. female com
Plzt7t<- nervous diseA<e& cooseips-
uon- dyspepsia and malaria ylxor-
0us health aud ssreagta Always follow
their use Only SOC. C~71teed BY 4
& Chiffon 4 Co, druggist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

II nay De that if Thomas JEFF
ierson xere alive be would ind
some things not who'll! according
70 bis notions IN the Democracy
but If such we're the case he would
not go for advice s. 20 how TO
rectlf. them to The Republican
press. which so gIibly aud absurd
~ underIakers 10 pose a. Jeher-
sons Interpreter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

ssa7a. szs
N%
Mrs. louis

The sGojeet of this sketch was
bora July -, ISIS, and died Dec.
- 1901, aged g. years and i've
months. She joined the Metho-
dis; Church at about the age of Is
Years and lived q devoted Chris
rsia life- She always expressed
herself as ready and wiling to
give up the cares and sH;ciioas
OF this life when il pleased God 10
call her home. 10 be with little
Esther and other loved ones Who
have gone before She leaves a
husband. txo sore and three
daughters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02
Nev Century comfon

Millions : daily finding . World Of
eomfor IN 5ccklen's Aruica Szlye. II
klIs pan tro1 bC ms, scaids. cu-<
bruises; conq1eH Ulcers and Fever
Soruss cures erGptiozs, salt rhsrr.
oo1s \ teao1s. removes coras and
VAT. Best Pile eGre on earth OrIy
&c. & z Chiffon 4 Co., drug store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

THs Ohio Republican CONVEX
ton declared in favor OF a revision
OF the revenue Lave of the State so
that all classes OF property will
bear their just burdens of taxation
As the Republicans have had con-
trol of the legislative and exeeu-
tive branees Of the State govern
ment f0r several Consecutive years
one Is impeiied to wonder vhy
they have not long since accom-
Diished the revision.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

IHk Coal Trust that has aequIr.
ed control Of all the coal landings
and haroors Of the Ohio al Louis
We and Jacksonville has the
e-zs about where il wants them.
/ Is secured By its deal a nex
s11 OF tariff vail and can levy its
tons on a. Goa that passes through
Is gates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI:

TIE SrAn or MISSISSIPPI
To Stephen Saoden and wIua-
Sanders. Of Memphis. Tern- Each o.
VOC Are commanded to appear before
the ehancery Court OF LAFAYETTE
County n Oxford Ais- on the md
Monday n February, isE, q R9lel
before the CLERK 10 answer the suit il
SID court, Of Jim Sanden IN which
yoa and each Of yoo are defeoiaassl
= 18Th day Of Dec A. D., f9ol-
B. P GRAY, Clerk
kIsx0.s &KLnoxS SOFA for com
pA&asAurs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

Prof Emory T. johnson, one of
the members of the Isthmiau Tan
al Commission, contributes 10 the
Keview of Reviews for January a
and sell digested account
of the commissions work sum
marizing the more important feat
ures of the report recently laid be
fore Congress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

HE Supreme Courts belztet
dee sion as 10 the status of the
Philippines in the sO-eaIled -four.
teen rings case declares the is
lands 10 De domestic TERRITORY
and no longer leaves the group
-aspenting. like ,Aahonet's conn
to be considered either foreign
81 domestic a. ones whin Oh
Ancy may determine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

II L said that spain xill eon
tract for eight new cruisers In
England France or Italy. Poor
Old Spain, She rlIl never learn
anything from experience And
yet she oaght 10 know By TN.
time .aere the best boats are bg,l,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

TIE STATE or MIzzxsHPPI:
To William Sanders and Sc pheu
Sanders detendA1ta Yoo are com
n21oed TO appear before the J.Isticr
eoor OF District No. I, Of "a
sAsetse Co1aty, Ai0-, +. L Harris
!1sslee OF the Peace, ~ hm once in
Oxford, Miss, on the 4th Saturday and
ne 18th day Of January, A. D., Ixo7,
70 cefenc the suit in &ald Courr of It
L Harris wherein yo1 are defendants
the Ard OF day Of December
D., 1901
7. L HARRrs,
Justice of the Peace.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02
f1eaes Should Never Ache.

Never end1-e this troa5le- Use n
once tie remedy taat stopped is for
MIA " A Aeoster, OF Winnie. Va
she writes -4s-KAxss Nex Life Pills
wholly c1--d nae sick seaizcne I 80
Suffered from two years. Cure cad
acne, to1su2z-1o1 4ai Bl-soas ness.
- II z e Gallon & Co., drug sore.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

Some tine ago nv daughter ez1xnr
a severe cod she coupzznsd Of
pains II her had cn@sz and TAD a bad
co1ga- I gave her C12noerszin-s
Coog. Remedy according 10 cirec-
tons and IN two days Vas wei and
ALE : o 20 % scaooL have uset ta5-
remedy n ny family for the as :
yez-= AID are nsver known % fail
says lanes Prs1deFxzs-, merchant.
Annato Bay, Jamaica. West India
Isla1c- Tie pains II the ca==z iu6i-
Gated Al approaching attack Of p1er-
mona wh4ch in this instant xzz IN
oo1o.=cly w2r6-d OF oy Chamberlain
Co1Sn nsuedE. L e-ounterscss anv
tendency Of 4 cold 70 ard pneazouiA
sold Dy z Z Chiffon s Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

IEET have diseased ho- 10
74ze Eh.ky cat Of ~ate-ze.o.s
ozi TIE very Kane of prselaaes
the icea oft'sevs- becoming popu
Ia q kentzexy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

i . Gained th-i there are
f-rer Contested s-4t. II Ire p-s
set Ffyssv-nfh Congress than
u s1y p-sTisas session fer ;hi-.y
yes-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

OSE So0lt judge FROM the nun
Ter Of bills Introduced n Goa
grsss to suppress anarchy. none
Of the eoEg--sz7en are AFRAID OF
tie anarchist vote.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

II wA De ob-@rEst hoEsver.
Ia nOs Gs-nsz protseuouist.
ar rot dishonest enough 70 tax
aoozi the paper Aoo- Of Ire
Cz.tet S-z,e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

or Ct the $3.50 men in the
regular army. including $3.50 OF a
hospital corps and Of volunteer
surgeons. 5000. or more than
nAt : N the Philippines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

IS the language Of the foot ball
people, James d. richardson.
noulaati0n for speaker " the
De0oeatle caucus simply gave
tI7 the center on The kicking lin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

WHEN the conditions are really
vel enough they sill DE- -Iet
ai0ne.T nthe Republican mana
gers want to make this an issue
Tor the election of hes Congress
when comes along in November
Il, them follow the advice of the
-prOteetedS trusts which Chair
man Payne voices and We shall
have a political revolution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

Notice 20 C8uncfon

Public notice 10 hereby given That
sealed bids VII be received By me %
70 IL O'Clock, noon, on Tuesday, Jany
:, isR7- for the keeping OF the CoQasy
Convicts for the year 1901, and . bond
1900 TO accompany each bid :oz
faithful Performance Of I'm duty a
such The Board reserves The rixnts "a
reject any and al bsds-
B. p. GRAY, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

kVEy 4 ElS214 vsrs 20 decide
. :1-oE JOzzh Chamberlain over.
ocz-4 : there = whale ia; xozl.
y too- s1ozga % swa-loz ss-f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

VIZ hare probably rachel tie
ed 9 fiat I~zGzStrAtozzi=lou
al lss- = las Tackled The servant
gsFl problem.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

When yO1 take Groves TastsIess
t1A Ion1c because the formula !,
PLAINLY printed oa every bottle show
ing that Il L simply Iron aaS Quinine
n ls-elsss form No Cure. No
Pay Prce g cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

II somebody Ill eos Invs-ta
-avai vessel thai sill stay on top
ofihe .2fer for ffssea koa-s tar-
:n- a s.o-u al Eu y zsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

II : sz.e 20 say t5st 10 Ken
tEckAzs 80 ever en-. for 80.
wee OF that naval reese. that
stays Ente- Ez.er 1Hsea hozrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

CIT this OCT and take il TO 2 z
CoLsons drag store and get free
sample Of Chznoerau's Stonaca aud
LTs- Tablets, me oesS physic- They
also cure clsorcsrS o. the stomach.
oLlocsness and headache.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

W C. Wll1AEso1, of Amherst Va.
says; For more -hzr 4 year I -uSer
60 from kicE5axo- I snaay tried
ChAn5@rlain's P2a Balm and u gave
ne entire relief % do Sold ~ l..
2 Chiffon 4coi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

TIE Czi;st States Hasa ae-
Submarine boat. bat SPAN las a.
meet az enu-e sabzAri1e raw.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

Inc staring zu1ounceueut OF a dis
eovery thai VII surely Ienxshen life
- made by editor o. h Dowrey. Of
tho-1o1sco, Ind, Il wish 70 sszre.--
ne writes, that Dr. Kings Nez Dis
cover tor Consumption il the mos,
I1fAilibie remedy nat I have eEer
known for coughs, colds and grip. Il
u Invaluable 20 people viii weak
lungz Having tins wonderful redi-
I no one ICED dread Pneumonia o.
consumption It's relief i instant an
cure certain E r Chiffon & Co.
GUARANTEES every soc and sl1e bottle,
and give trial bottles free.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

IL uocbled with = weak digestion.
5eichInE, sour stomach or IL roo feel
duA Alter eating. Try CnAnbertain;s
stomach and Liver TahIeta- Price s5
cents Samples free L < 4. Chil-cn
Il Co.'S drug store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02
60 TO the :"
Robinson Meat Market
on p%ePGTSTREET
For all kinds of choice
fresh meats.

To Cure . CAD In On> Day
Take Laxative Bromo Q1inine Tab
let's An druggists refund the money
If i faib to cure L W Groves xxna
ARE d on each box 25c-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

Mineral Roofing Paint.
We now keep the 39th Century
Mineral Paint, guaranteed 10 be
the best We will have your roof
painted and guarantee the work
Sead in your orders
w. +. TURyER 4 Sous
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-02

The EAGLE clubs With me lead
ing newspapers aud magazines in
AesCaired States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-12
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

The stock market opened strong under the in
huence Of the favorable monthly crop report
In many shares gains of from y to ! per cent
were made over Thursdays closing, while
throughout the list advancing tendency de-
yeloped. The buoyant opening. however. was
not followed by active buying, while before noon
the whole market exhibited great irregularity,
with reactions from the first hour figures At
the close there were about many net losses
as gains, although the more active issues gen
orally showed Improvement over the preceding
days last quotations Rock Island in good
demand, and owing TO the scarcity Of the stock
Its price was easily advanced, at one time
extreme gain Of over S points being recorded.
The close showed a net gain of 6A points. Mis-
souri, Pacific went up over points. st. Paul
failed to keep its early strength, declining
q point from its best price. and closing only
fractionally above Wednesdays final figure. In
the industrial list Sugar Refining and Amalga-
mated were heavy. but United States Steel COM
was up a fraction. The market closed
somewhat unsettled.
The crop report, showing conditions as of
July !, certainly makes most encouraging ex-
hibition. OF course. there is yet ample time for
serious damage to the growing grain, but eli
matte conditions at present extremely favor
able, while the early growth has been hardy
that Il will require an unusual period of hot dry
weather TO cause an important decrease from
the yield as estimated on the basis of July l
figures. The yield Of wheat will fall under last
years harvest, but corn, of which little
gathered a year ago. promises to return
bumper crop. Western railroads have been
making big earnings, despite the light grain
traffic in the last twelve months, and if the
crops reach maturity without mishap traffic in
the next twelve months will doubtless break the
records Of all preceding years. The effect Of
good crops should be marked the Southwes-
tern railway shares. 1t is interesting to note
that in Missouri crop conditions, re-
ported by the government. show improve
lnent over July 1 last year of 80 points. Condi-
tons in Kansas are % points better than a year
ago
Despite the favorable crop report and the
early ST N in the market little public in
terest w 4anifested in the days operations in
stocks. Commission houses had few orders.
while the trading element not particu-
larly active. owing doubt to the expectation
Of a poor bank statement to-day. According to
the known movement Of money in the week the
local banks have lost in cash holdings nearly
S5oo0,oo0 due almost entirely to shipments Of
currency TO the West and to Boston. Finan-
cial operations in the week have not suggested
important changes in bank loans, but unless
there has been heavy contraction in this item
reserve above legal requirements will be ma
terially reduced
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-12

Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan. Missouri Pa
cific. New-York Central Northwestern. Metro
politan Street Railway Peoples Gas, Reading first
preferred Rock Island. St Paul, Southern Railway
preferred. Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Coal
and Iron Union Pacific common. Union Pacific
preferred United States Steel common United
States Steel preferred United States Leather pre-
ferred Wabash preferred Western Union and Chi
cago Terminal 91h@3a per cent
DETROIT, MACKINAC AND MARQUETTE
"The New-York News Bureau" says: THE trustees
of the Detroit Mackinac and Marquette Land
Grant have under consideration offer for the
purchase OF some Of the less valuable lands under
the grant IN an aggregate amount of 81 $4,000 Steps
are being taken by trustees the senti-
ment Of the largest holders of the land grant bonds
to a proposition for making general pro rata dis
trbution of the proceeds OF the sale upon the en-
tire amount of outstanding bonds This method or
distribution is considered desirable in view OF the
magnitude of the contemplated sale. The amount
that would realized is equal to about 80 per cent
on the outstanding bond ISSUE
MISSOURI PACIFIC.-Nissouri Pacific officers
call attention to the fact that the government crop
report is particularly favorable as regards States
traversed by their system For instance. the condi-
ton of in Kansas Is 80. in Oklahoma 80 and In
Missouri 1o2 Reports from Missouri territory since
July l. when the government crop report was COM
piled show crops have been further benefited by
the climatic conditions. and the crop in that ter
ritory is reported out of danger.
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.-The s405 900
Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis Railroad
Company bonds. for the listing OF which applica-
ton has been made. are to be exchanged for
s399OOO Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham
Railroad Company IS and 5000 Short Creek and
Joplin Is.
ORDERS FOR NEW CARS.-The following
panies have ordered cars from the American
Car and Foundry Company: The Detroit Southern
Railway Company. 500 coal cars the Shreveport and
Red River Valley Railway Company, 100 box cars,
and the Vandergrift Construction Company six
motor car bodies
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-"Brad-
streets" reports the exports Of grain, in bushels
for the week. with comparisons as follows: Wheat,
-four included. AGILE compared with 5,0l6149 in
this week last year: since July l, 60l9,115, con-
trasted with 7.5n "a in the corresponding time In
1901; corn 1871, compared with 2,SOO7SS in this
week last year; since July !, 24915, against 1924
CSC in the like period In 1901
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE.-The American Lo-
connective Company has received the following
orders for locomotives: Hooking Valley. five; Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern. twenty-five.
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Application has been
made to the Stock Exchange to list S5Ss4,co add
tional capital OF the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy & Co. No. 40 wall-st)
/ open. / High. Low. ICIose
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The volume of business transacted in the out
side securities market small although there
was considerable strength shown in a few OF the
recent less active issues notably Otis Elevator
common. which advanced per cent on transac-
lions amounting TO 900 shares The Sea
board issues were strong; the common sold UP to
26l4 on purchases of about 500 shares and the
preferred advanced l per cent 10 1872 purchases
about 800 shares. Tennessee Copper was less
and irregular; about 800 shares were traded
in between ia and Is. Standard Oil sold up
per cent to $50 while Hackensack Meadows Com
pany advanced per on purchases of 100
shares to 10. Guggenheim Exploration Company
advanced ~ per cent further on purchases of 100
shares to 15712. Hall Signal sold 10fQ1O5 North
ern Securities was stronger about 1000 shares
were dealt in from 1885 TO 10i7s Storage Power
was weak and free offerings sold down 70 I
Green Consolidated sold at 26asd27 United States
Shipbuilding IS sold at 9s; about $4,000 changed
hands. United Copper continued strong around
35l4 Trust Company of the Republic advanced
about % points purchases Of IS shares To ss5
The market closed firm