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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25

was tile guest Of VIM. Martin Sr., am
family Wednesday s5t t',N
Messrs. James and Charles Rush
ling returned Thursday from Anna
where they attended the funeral O
Ithei. sister.
/ Little Mary Wehrenberg was the
victim Of an accident Wednesday II
which she nearly lost her left eye
Her mother, Mrs. Chas. Whhrenberg
lJr.. had butcher. knife in her hand
when Mary ran to her the knife strik
ing her JUST In the inside corner Of
I! the eye. The wound was dressed b.
d.: Whiteake'
About 730 a, NJ, Thursday fire
broke opt IN the home OF Lee Nc
Glauthin (coiored) on upper Main
Street, but after q short fight thu
flames were under control. No ser
ious damage was done.
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bryan left Thurs
day for Paducah where they win visit
relatives a few days after which they
will leave for Henderson where. they
win reside.
A span of horses belonging to Mr..
Otis Hires Of America became fright
ened IN front Of Perks & Higgins liv-
cry stable Thursday evening about G
o'clock and ran away. striking a
wagon and throwing Mrs. Hires. who
was the only occupant OF the bugg \,
out Into the street She was taken in,
to the Sandeson Pharmacy where it
was found that her wounds consisted
of severe sprain of the right wrist
The buggy was not managed although
II was left by the team on the walk
OH upper Main street while the horses
were caught and found uninjured.
atesdames Carrie Spence and f. C.
Mess are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
II. Calvin at Levings today CFriday.j
Miss Christina Engel OF Shoals
Creek. Ark is the guest OF her broth
er, Rev. p. Engel in this city this
wee.
A fire was discovered at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. j. A. crozier at
noon Thursday. The flames had made
o great beadway but was soon under
conrtoi. The roof was practicalls
ruined. Tt is surprising that moro |
lamage was not done owing to the |
high north wind which was prevailing
At the time.
The Junior Sewing socity of the
Episcopal church win give social |
Il the residence OF Mrs. T. c. M2ss 4
Saturday afternoon Admission 10 |
.ents. Every one is invited.
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS {
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January %. 1908.

S"'Au'J GSf Two.
Mrs r, A. Mccall and daughters
have returned from a visit to rela
tives in Harrisburg.
Clarence Wright, Of Lyford. Ind
has been guest the past week OF
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j, D.
Wright at West Vienna and relatives
and friends here.
Mr. r. Redden has returned from
visit to relatives at Batavia, Ark
!. Spieldoch and son returned We'd
nesday from trip to St Louis
w. f. Francis and daughter Emma
visited friends in Belknap Wednes
day
chas, Burnett Is visiting friends IN
Golconda
Il. w Say Of Simpson, was in
town Wednesday. He IS still buying
Ilules.
E. r. Schneider Of Goconda, had
business here Tuesday.
Miss Ollie Casey of Tunnel Hill, is
. guest OF Vienna relatives.
Chas. Marshall OF EelKnap, and X.
G. Winchester Of Brrnsides, were i'll
Vienna Tuesday.
r. NJ Caproh Of Cypress had bust
ness here Tuesday,
Miss MAY Elzins who IS teaching
OF Omsted visited home folks few
days this week
Masters Frank Sanders and Don
Parker have returned from shori
risit with relatives in Harrisburg.
W f. AMI Chas George OF Cypress,
were business callers in Vienna this
week.
q r. Woelfe was called to Belknan
Wednesday evening Ills sister, AIRS.
J F. Wright was stricken with
paralysis. pr J. Is Yoelfle OF Cairo
another brother was summoned Mr
Woelfle returned this morning and
reports Mrs Wright improvne
Chris Mesher Of BelHnnp was
visitor to Vienna Wednesday
There VIII be school of instruc-
ton held at the Masonic hall here
commencing Jan ~. Is ana 20, BY
T. n Cummins the grand lecturer
The NJ L. Aid society met Wednes
Jay In the basement of the church,
Miss Annq Belle Mcdaniel and Mr.
Thos q Penrod were married. at the
home Of the bride ON Monday even
ing by Esquire j S. Bridges.
Charlie Simmons has returned
home after being in the service or
urcle Sam as ii soldier the past three
years, receiving his discharge Oh CT
18th of this month.
Thos. W. Hooker, Of Creal Springs
has returned home alter visit to
relatives here.
James Simpson. Of Bloomfield tow,
hip was buslnesA caller IN Vienna,
Wednesday,
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MOUNDS, I'LL.
: . = - = y = - = 80 = =
january "a, 1903.

Mr.. Harvey Palmer made a bust.
ness trip to Villa Ridge Thursday.
The people Of Cairo seem to be
surprised at the passage of the inter.
urban franchise ordinance by the
city council The people of Mounds
VIII be wonderfully surprised if the
road Is eyer built.
Little Nellie Young, daughter of
Engineer Sylvan Young. was eight
years old yesterday and received a
handsome gold bracelet as a birthday
Ipresent from one of her friends and
she is justly proud OF the gift
Our groceryman, MIR. w. A. Rilder
beck OF First street, has moved his
entire stock Of goods and fixtures to
MurDhysboro where he will conduct
la similar business.
Capt. James Bartleson Of Olmstet,
passed through here yesterday on his
way to Cairo
Little Harry Grandstaff, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Grandstaff, of Blanch
avenue is reported very sick.
Thursday night was the coolest
night Of the season up to date.
Mrs. Geo, Blank was shopping in
Mound City Thursday.
4 very pleasant AFTERNOON tea was
held in the Congregational parsonage
at Villa Ridge Thursday afternoon
Johnnie Simmons and Norris Tay-
Tor drove over to Mound City Tues
day to view the ruins caused by the
late fire
The band boys have sent the brass
Instruments back to have them ex-
changed for silver with satin finish
Mr. and Mrs John Mahoney are
moving out to the small farm OF
Eugene Cation this week.
Mr. Frank Emmett is moving into
his summer home near Villa Ridge
which he recently bought from Mr.
John j Nolte
Rev. a. r. Bosworth of Villa Ridge
was a business visitor in town yester-
day.
Last week two of our farmer boys
Hauled 100 bushels OF No. 2 wheat
to Pulaski and brought back s1,10e
in good solid money. Boys don't YOU
know that a good farm in Pulaski o.
Alexander county is better than a
gold mine in the Klondike.
b. Fl. Wing of Cairo. and Rolph /
Polk CT Greenwood, md, are two
great promoters of the farmers in
terests If we could only realize It,
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Rank Foolisbness.

when attacked by cough or q
cold. or when your throat is sore, II is
rank foolislness to take any other
medicine than DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery.s says G. O, fsldridge. OF En-
|Fire, Ga. ~ have used New Discovery
seven years and know'it is the best
remedy on earth for coughs aud colds
Group and all throat and lung troubles
My children are subject to Group, but
New Discovery quickly cures every
attack" Known the world over as the
King of throat and mug remedies,
Sold under guarantee at all druggists.
soc and $500. 80 90
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NJ t.-~--.. Y M a K ~ fTf IA WI hki z VA N gt !; "
/. A.wicKEp Mp1Ny !, : 3. I Z
Il Wanted 70 SEE ~, and me Win
X and sun Punished ~ X

W. N WI II. s IN eaa n sf.s. aAS17Nk4
AWAY aha avn ups tStlie .dSraR;
sleepy woods, the littie' pod lay blink
Ihgt in he sun AMI wisAlRE that Y
could dc something exciting. MM
All day long 1t heard iipthink All
cept the Zap! tapl N HI rs,i D n q
woodpecker or the spIhshing y or tHss
tiny trout that had been living :instilg
little pool eyer since lie last bik
rainstoym.s Y sSTs = N
All SO kept Wishing that IL conld AZ
something exciting sfa I'M
And one day a man caple alonE.
He had fishing rod 'bter mis- sheuldL
er and, Nc whistied with great parse
yerence and badness tx, .ls
He took ont u troSef and begun X,
Aig around the roofs of a tree AZ tlsss
edge of the LITTLE pdoT socn he hasf
4 great man y worms slt,l ~ went "a
his, way whlstling wpise pan eyer
The little pool peeket oyer the edge
of It'll basin. why, herb's a CHANCES
To see The world, !" X mnttercd. "
crept, ,cfept, crebt 'trickle, ~trickie.
trickle, 10 the place where the man
had been digging.
That led down hal. and In q mo-
ment .the iittlsbooi twas ssalIorang aR
Thelittle pool gasloped % into the
wide worlds. First Il fell into = tiny
stream and there II met scores and
hundreds 5bf other Iittie pools and
ran hand in hand with ttern 1sfirst
along darn forest iplArss I and then
down great rocks abqr " last iHsc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M s / 4 ssssg
aI4el. diS be .pfratcssy''sit xaSsI 70 lie
other pools. SO they F,iahhea Y faytesr
than cvar when iliHy gdt sIiitfa fllie
open meadows: mid NIL faat tifei ses Aed
4 boat with two children ia Ill and
drowned them, Il
Then tho .sfckedst pools ran do,Efl
and down laughing, toS Inc open saas
There they, tossed sf hay SostS9.
they spmted. srhes drove shiilss son
49,
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Mrs. 'LesIIe Carter IN pu Barry.

Mrs. Leehe-Carter." who Is GENERALLY
admitted TO be the finest dramatic ar
tist that the American stage has yet
produced. viii be seen at the Cairo
opera house Tuesday. Jan. Jan. S0th
in David B;1asco's play "Du Barry. !
n each OF the several roles thai Mrs.
Carter has appeared she mmazed an
by the extraordinary rangd or her
towers. not only in the lighter phases
Of her art but more especially In the
broad reaches OF emotional portrayal
Py nature temperameutal she is one
81 those great artists OF the stage
who are able. through the emotional
ftrvof of their natures. to make the
auJitor accent as real what he knows
10 be merely fable, pretense or fabri-
cation.
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) INVESTIGATE TRADE 81 s% Il
CONDITIONS IN ORIENT.

. Omaha, Neh.. Jan. PA. H.s'-Hl-
land, vice president, and r. A. Miller
General passenger agent or the Mil
waukee railroad, ana party, passed
through Omaha today en- route to
San Francisco where they will take
passage for Japan II is understood
the object of tile trip ~ to make a
study Of trade conditionsiii the
Orient i'll the interest Of the Milwau-
KEGS Pacific coast extension.
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tho F-Topstes, :" and the humor Ii
strengthened by two Marks, While
more OF the quaint pastinies of pfah
tation life as IT was "befo' de wah,'
iii the way Of cake walks, buck and
wing dancing, Jubilee singing, etc.
eiya a more realistic glimpse Of the
hitter days Of slavery. This excellent
company will be seen today. matihee
and night Al the Cairo opera house
The .stetson company its scenery,
sbecialtles end accessories will be
Il md ID be the gi'eatest and best
Numerically IN America PRICES,
nisht %, 35 and soc; matinee 10 and
,otc .-.e., s~-4-
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oninox Adams SAWYER.

Nothing more aitlstiealiy and fnan
'oiaily successful has been done fol
q number OF seasons in the way Of
'dramatizing a popular novel than that
.of Quincy Afams SAWYER the
.widefy read Me- england story
iwhith for ever six wears nov has
Continued to be one OF the best sell
ing books in this country. Quincy
Adams SAWYER" in play form win be
seen fm am the elaboratehess of its
i've COUNTRY scenes on Tuesday Jan
2s at the opera house,
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rocks. They caught others By the
heels and sucked them into the black
sea.
i Almost instantly the little pool felt
a frfghtfui scaIdfng pain shooting
through II Then &C began to feel
strangely light, .whiIs is anguish in
creased. ff'~ .''sN'es --sssssse.'.'ss
| Why you are turning all featbery
and white like d cloud" said the 9TH
ler pools. and dived In a great hurry
10 escape a similar fate = =
The little pool did not know it. but
81 Was turning into steam and going
straight mp toward the sun
A hot Wind came blowing and
waited II along, II heard voices all
around. They soilndeit muoied. As IL
they came through fog and wind.
DO you know how many gDod
ships II helped to wrcckg" thaadered
the biggest voice Of all Il will pun
Ash, IT, fttngly.@ M q
immediately there began a bcarnk
ms Of a thousand wings and > bloWmg
as of thousand winds. The little
clouds went scurrt ing before them
head over heels. unfit al iast il hung
over majestic and Fonderf6I land
Then The winds. stopped hs0sing
and, left the cloud nfpsi6ntcss over a
valley that was dim with steam Il
grew colder and colder A ferrsofs
chill screDt over the little cloud. sud
denly. with pang Of torment. II felt
Itself falling. softly
Down, down Il went. whIto and cold
10 a thousand snowHakes II fell
straight into the valley. ana Hhsn 1t
met the gray mists IL turned 10 wster
again and 80 fsfI. Nth rush and a
hiss. into the very hottest pace n
the world
So hot was II that thc ffttis pogl
frothed and dubbed Its agony vas
% great thai II changed to sfssm ani
esped upward only 10 tim into aat-r
again as II met the misfs sna fH
back into the hot pit
And that Is what Il Is doing 20 Eis
isy-snd II You ever visit the ~
owstone National PARK and 20 to ses
he geysers you win see the haie
'ool Kissing and roaring With paia.
Use spouting from IL prison n stesf1.
MY % condtnse "a safer akzin All
ali back into It's place q punish-
nent-Nes YORK Mall
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a Ainhcr Heaith l-rvel.

Il have reached a higher health
level siqee ! began using Or kings
New Life t'ills." writes Jacob Spring
or OF West Franklin Maine. They
keep my stomach. liver and bowels
voting Just right. :" II tficse pills dis
APPOINT you on trim. money win be
refunded at all druggists. . cents.
-. Il !. :. q - l..-l--l -
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u Does The Business.

Mr.. 4. =. Chamberlain. OF Clinton.
Maine. SAYS of Bucklen-s. Arnica
Salvc. IT does the business. have
used it for piles and Il cured them
Used It for chappeJ hands and il
cated them. Appiie,i Il 70 an old sore
aud II healed Il without leaving
scar behind" &c at all druggists.
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VIM. {. Wild, the eccentric come,
tdian who portrays tile character Of
CASPER. The German. in the prodnc
ton of the thrilling meiodrana In q
Woniah's cover" is said TO be one
of the cleJerest masters OF German
dialect in this country. The proancl
t;tG viii he seen at the opera house
Monday. Jan 9th.
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oARRoW IMPROVING,

los Angeles, cal, Jan. 2LMclar-
cree s. Dafrow Of Chicago. who was
operated on at California hospital a
few days ago for mastoiditis, is i'm
l't1yfng Pliysiaiahs : III attendance
today regard his condition as favor
able and believe tho operation ulti.
mately will prove successful
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TWO AGED NEW ENGLAND
WOMEN. BURN TO DEATH,

bridgeport, ohio. Jan. 2i,-Nar.
garei Fulton. aged s.. and Jane Full
ten, aged 81. sisters we're burned TO
death in the home near st. Clairsyille
tcday. The clothes Of Margaret who
81 ~ an Invalid chair. are thought
f. have ,esught fire from an uRcn
crate ard Jane usr burned trs ms u
eLtinsulsh the slaze
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| Chicago. Jan 2f-Fire III the busl.
tpss district Of Bluf Island. fifteen
niles south fchioago tonight
caused a loss of 100000. The prin-
ciRal losers We're Nefgoti Morris and
company. the Kline Schultz Packing
company and the Rock Island rail.
Way.
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The Skovgsard Concert troupe Will
appear at the Cairo Public Library
Wednesday evening Jan. -. Miss
Elesnors Olson, the ypssl gulgist of
tNs ,tfnspe. hsg sf'1aied siih tic bert
lassttrs q vOozl at AID La It'll fur
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Ether berfected her work iii the best
eot ALL teachers, Experience, Her
Evoice is Of remarkable purity and
sweetness and she sings with the rare
|skill of the artist.
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rhc Irigfr Rose is one Of the sen
safi0iiai ntfmters IN the new musical
oonicdy sutcess & Bel BOY" that
viz he secn at tie opera llonsc two
nights and a matinee. commenting
Fri,lay. January 81. with the clever
Jobnny ana Ella Galvii
and irene rre$ the prina donna. The
sosBery. costumes a8d effects used
IN the Irish Rose are said to have
cost over 81 900 aud the chorus' u
IN number OF novel ami
Intricate fnaneutefs that are ALSO
Iutely new in stage arrangement
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OLD FAV0RITE :.
At OPERA HOUSE
UNCLE TOMS CABIN EKeEN-
sfvEtY STAGED TO BE eREi
sENTEo TONIGHT - OTHER
sHowS-MUsfc AT LIBRARY.

Stetsons Uncle Toms Cabin. T"
without destroying the venerable ear
marks Of this wonderfully attractive
Organization Of Harriet Beechei
Stoves great work has added m0cli
% the features introduced. The fur
az E0T enllvs1ed By The pranks q
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EXPERT Piano Tuning and Repairing.

II your piano needs timing. reeula.
ting or repairing and yoii want an alb
solutely correct job. phone To Mis-
Emma Woodward. Tuning rate $500.
Respectfully at Your command
DAVID L. SPENCER.
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HEAVY SNOW NEEDED.

Minneapolis. Jan 28.-Reports
from lumber camps OF Minnesota and
Northern wisconsin indicate that
little timber. has been cut for the
Feek and everything is waiting for
foli Neather. rnless there Is soon
4 heavy snow and cold weather. The
, nj this season win show falling OF
81 CITY per cent
E.srfns ersriatlaslr At n fnsarssl
ssorsss AdFer,ise q hs Baues1n
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PACKING COMPANIES LOSE,

81 lo JOIN RcmsOnrg.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-11
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 1O.--The stock market
enjoyed a considerable period OF strehs' u ~ ~
day, but gave evidence during .ne 80
stages of the advance OF reac .ti,,a1t2,
fandencv The advances were especlaiiS
sharp in number OF usuaily ,it
stocks and the rather erratic Jumps "hiNiA
were forced in these gave the market an
artificial aspect which begot a spirit OF
caution in following the movements. 4here
were besides several conspicuous move
rnents among the industrials Whlch We're ~
most wholly unresponsive to the rlslhs
tendency of prices, and this proved an IN,
creasing weight on the market. Shi. ~
states Steel was the notable example, az
though Amalgamated copper heaN iis's
also sympathetic 1,,-,
A publication of statement from Charles
M schwab former president of the Unitou
states steel corporation, fully concurrhg
with the views of Chairman Gary, pubiishea
Yesterday on the ACCESSIBILITY and prooapll-
ity of maintaining steel prices did not nave
the effect 1T was apparently intended 10
have There were reports also originating
in London that the selling agent or the
Amalgamated Copper company was cutting
prices in London.
II is impossible to secure official Informal
tion of the acts of this company, but the
reports depressed copper securities in Paris
There was also another reducuon IN ms
price of copper warrants in London ana IN
the price of the metal at the New aoIA
metal exchange. The early strength in tine
market, outside of the specialties. which
have been referred to, was traceable TO the
influence of the Erie financial settlement
the stocks of that company and of Union
Pacific leading the movement
Prospects fer good bank statement had
some influence on the market. although the
prevailing ease of money obscures the i'm
portance of weekly changes TO some extent
The promise is for a gain in cash by the
banks of S5,000,000. The senstiveness or
the wheat market to some reports OF some
damage to wheat in Kansas from dry
weather was suggestive of the Importance
which will attach to that subject in the
formation of speculative sentiment for the
future.
rise in the private discount rate In
London was the feature of the day in the
international money markets.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
s4S7S000. United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-11
STRENGTH AND ACTIVITY
IN ORANGES AT THE EAST
Demand for California Lemons Little
Less Than Last Week and ReIa-
tive Prices Are Slightly
Lower

Victor l.. Zorn, New York fruit broker, in
his weekly bulletin, says:
Strength and activity have characterized the
market for California navels at all the sales
and prices were generally higher than last
week. The Improvement in the demand and
prices for second grade stock were especially
notable. Some of the averages Thursday
and Friday were follows: Alta Cresta (im-
proved 81. SO; Gold Buckle, S2.s4; Ocean decd
81. so; Fountain decd $685. Herald decd 81. 40:
Lyons Best. go; Pine Cone, 81 co. Arrow
head, s2ss; Flower decd $257 and SAB; Cri-
tcrion, $2.32; Orchard, S2.S9. Victoria, $780,
Blue Globe 81. 6S; Curtlss decd s24S and $2.43:
Uncle SAM 81 81; Quail decd $3.50.
Floridas sold Zoe to $2.S5. Porto Rcos S5c to
81. so. Sorrentos fboxes and cases., S1.40 to
81. 45. The sales aggregated 1900 boxes Floridas.
1890 boxes Porto Ricos, APO packages Sorrentos
and 143 cars CALIFORNIA; The shipments from
California from March % to April l $40
cars, compared with 796 cars in the correspond
ing period last year, and 1922 cars in 1906.
The demand for California lemons not
quite so good as last week, and relative prices
were lower. Actually the average prices were
higher, but this because the fruit was
generally In better condition. On Tuesday the
fancy Independent brand (270s and 300s) brought
So 10 to $685. At Thursdays sale the same
brand Of the same sizes sold 49, 20 and 360s at
So co. Choice, same size $1.95 to S2.15 At
Fridays sale the Rlalto Girl (fancy) 270s to
360s inclusive sold $500 to sos; choice same
size, 81 10 to 81 80 Some poor and unsound
fruit sold early in the week at S1.35 TO 81. S..
Nine cars were sold. Reports indicate that the
interior market continues to OFFER greater in
ducements to shippers than the New York mar
ket presents There is said to be a fairly
tive f. O. b. inquiry for good stock at firm
prices, but the quotations for low grades vary
greatly. From March 26 to April inclusive
SO cars were shipped as against b3 cars In the
corresponding week last year and "a cars in
1906.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-11
SAN, FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive service to the Los Angeles Herald
by L. A Crisler & Co.. members Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange, 3o5 San Fer
monde building Los Angeles. CALI
SAN FRANCISCO. April 10.-More interest
was shown on the Bush street exchange today
than has been in evidence for the past month
A private wire TO your correspondent from
Godheld this morning stated that there was
a corner on Great Bend This issue again
the center of attraction, 5000 shares changing
hands during the call at 73c and 74c.
Goldf1eld Consolidated sold high S.. %
and the last report from New York stated that
this issue in good demand at $500. There
was practically no change in Daisy Florence
or Fraction, and while there is a strong under
tone to the market the balance of the list are
not advancing with the long established leader
and outside of the Tonopah issues, which have
shown considerable strength during the past
few days, the market might be termed narrow.
Private advces from Goldfleld state that an
agreement has been reached between the Red
Top Extension and the Consolidated, and that
apex suit will be brought against the for
mer.
The Bullfrogs were a shade stronger although
trading was confined to a few issues.
Following the closing quotations of the
san Francisco Stock and Exchange board, to-
gether with the sales: