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LANCASTER, April 8, 1919.


Fellow CITIZENS: Accept my cordial and grateful &C
acknowledgements for the very kind welcome which you have
extended TO me on return the place from which my
heart has wandered Satisfied with public honors
and public Offices feel happy ia the prospect of passing
the remainder OF my lays the cherished friends and
companions of my youth, and their worthy descendants.
Henceforward II shall be my ambition TO PERFORM useiuly
and accepabiy, tho duties of "a private citizen.
To ellowcitlzens of Lancaster county,
ally professionally and politically indebted Tor much
kindness and support they have bestowed upon
other individual Seven times have been before them
a candidate Tor office and times have they hon
ocd me with large majority OF their sutrages Whilst
dee ply regret that present the majority honestly differ
never the obligations for past fnvors recorded on
CRATE ful heart.
You truly that "many and try ng have been the
through which the republic has
and the issues decided by the federal govern,
ment during the long period of than
since first took seat in December, lSl
representative in Congress Since that tine the
has advanced rapidly and steadily prosperity and power
under the guidance of democratic principles with but
few bref interruptions The impartial who shall
carefully trace events their will find that
these principles have been departed from in the admins
aton OF the government whether State or national
asuous consequences have followed whilst steady sdhe
renee TO them has uniformly promoted welfare of the
country FOR my own part after long experience it is my
solemn and deliberate conviction their prevalence
necessary not only to the harmony OF the States bpt
perpctuity Of the Union.
Whilst the democracy has built upon ts ancient
foundations, 1t has not remained the develop
mont OF It's principles, when all the world around 1t has
been in progress On the contrary, recognising the right
Of the people to control their government has advo
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40 passengers board al Of whom being landed
on The beach, die vszsel striking heavily and IN
much danger
THE MAsKKrs-ln The Baltimore market the transactions
"A nSur limited. being only 200 bbls. Howard
81 30. Some holders ask We have Of 500 bbis.
made yesterday alter Jeff the market, figures.
ssles $40 bills City Mills 81 50 Sales limited
OF re -four 81.
no heat IL mArhet Some 900 bushels Maryland red
a lor vi Sales yellow 50 80 cents. and white
% cents Oats duh Al q a p cents, az in quality.
SAies "hissey In hhds 20 cents. and ia Ibis 2ea
~ NeN ioIk his morning. there sales Of treasury
sHi lves iySi New loan, none selling. Exchange on
London "a per e. The money market is tight
Flour IN good reqaes-sales OF 25l9 bbls al 81 ga
81 SO for eomlnoa, western and State brands ana rs a;
% 10 for prime Gen-see; southern do 81 IS a g, g..
Corn meal 81 80 Rye nodr unchanged.
Wheat is Ia good Repositories Of good 20 prime rcd ar
81 10 loo 70 quality; and Genss-e prime I2o
i2B Corn seadysaies Of 600 bushels af 81 81
cents Cor mixed and 56 50 for yellow .ouI,s,,
oats % a 81 cents rye IS cents
Provisions dnl-mes- pork $40 s7i with sales prime
do 81 81 s. SO, and lard 6! 81 In bbs Talow
u cents
Cotton is firm Sales 600 bales "a u cents for fair
Upland, and 81 fJr Manila.
Whisky az dai az p n per gallon. with sales.
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BAlrlxoRk. April Is

BALTIMORE. April 25-5. p
Forcgs srprcfed The NeH York dsaloatsn charge
Nors gold dssi-Fugria eieeiians The rsarkst,, o.
We now in hourly expectation OF the news by the
Cambria from ST. Johns, by telegraph. IL viii
doubtless be received, usual. during the snal hours
OF the night.
The charge Of defacaiion agans the Hon Eli Moore hs
marshal OF New York, has turned fash i'm III
pan According a statement made by Mr.. Peck. the
deputy marshal the money deposited in the Of
Mr. Moore sub uenfy turned by the bank Mr.
cks accounts and that he has used about SlZ Of n in
the d-raying the expenses Of the Office which, Of
course. n. government Irresponsible II this statement
correct there drfacaion none of the money
having been used for private account Mr. Moore
printer and honest upright man in all his dealings
perceive press OF New Yok now doing Iussce
10 hin n this
Much anxiety is fei here with regard the Virginia
ton. which comes of morrow and the politicians are
besnnng to speculate In reference the probable result
despatch from Boston that the shin Mount
woiasscn hss .rrvel New Bedford from the sandwich
islands. and brings 900 gold dust property Of Mr.
BID "nshhurn- passenger, who obtai ned the in
one ses-cn n the dry dEg ngs in California
despsrch from Philadelphia say. that the ship Swsxrs
Capt Hscock from Liverpool for Phaaesph.. Consigned
to Stephen Baldwin Co, about II o'ci,ck
on Monday. fAeen miles below Cape Hencpen. she has
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N, eommoa soldiers To the steadiness and aiseiphne
A. rank and ME ably led they we're by the platoon
"a .ginental officers successes must be mainly as
re-. Without such officers ana such men, no in'Pra
ION, no good fortune could have a'er' i0n O'
arms. I, -.t--s n. 4
Tb, through you convey 10 the able and disnng
Of Virginia the leg stature and 10 ms people OF
s.e over which he worrhily presides my most sincere
"a heartfelt Acknowledgements for the high hoaor have
a,v received and allow present 10 yon, e nue-
= ms thanks for the very handsome manaer IN which
-. nave discharged the tFus conhded 10 you
re u1sfp3nenenf of the ceremonies on MONDAY WIS
"a by the cabinet eeting. and not BY ay Hiisah'
diog on the p4It either Of the committee or OF INC
,oal lateiseacer Tbs commitiee, who are stopping
. WIZARDS Hoel dn-, by invitation. WIKI the Ffes'ashi
morrow, "Wednesday
r.. -.rernoni-. having been concluded, and hts be-
~ ,s,l r.reoon aay The Grneral eng eyed until
eo In receiving those who take these 70
he en- SONAR, gsits Of respect to the Chief srate
~ o,I.r gr. Bliss also presided with her accas'
tomed grace, ia the ladies Tecspiion-Io'an-
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Ii will be recollecied that on Col Washingon's march
from Monterey to Santa Fe, be was accompanied by a
detachment, OF Dragons under Lieut. Graham far
the Rio Grande The dragons then proceeded by Col
Cookies route TO California This route IS the most
southern which YET been travelled by parties proceed
ing California and passes much OF the distance through
Mexican territory Accompanying Lieut. Grahams com
mand were several traders From OF these letter
has been received at New Orleans, and is published
tie nslts which gives the subjoned account of their
journey
"Isos Angeles. January Is, lssg-
81 wrote you abonf month ago. giving you all The in
cidents tedious journey arrived here four days
The wagons viii be here in about four days, making
trip IRE ,1Snths this ptacs We have had terrible time
o! IT, We lost between and seven hundred mules and
horses and about nail OF The wagons and lad TO send
back into the desert for the other bali The men
Idragoonsl all in foot They were for some time
almost entirely without provisions The last six hundred
miles of is almost impraccable for
large parties There is grass for much OF the distance
The and banks Incrusted with sapetre TO
destroy all vegetation. lost all the horses except Old
Grey and about oryy and had TO abandon ali i've OF
the large wagons, and three thousand pounds Of
chewing oacco and everything except the lghies
and valua ble articies-an hands taking u aoo
(TateUigencer.
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IL exceeds the object Of The commission which the
committee appointed to execute The vote OF
Virginia. least, in November last, shows that she
did not then appreciate the qualifications of General
Taylor the chairman has done and her vote on
this day Will probably show that she has even much
less OF them than she had then. Now, in
deed. that Gen. Taylor is IN Office we too would hope
that his administration may rebound to the honor and
prosperity Of country; !" but fears much
stronger than hopes; and those fears every day
increased BY the acts OF his administration
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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL a.
MOST POSITIVELY FOR ONE Nj,

MOST Positively FOB ONE NIGHT ONLY
IJENRl HERR has the honor of announcing that he
Ii has Succeeded in making arrangements with
SIGNOnA TERESA TRUFFI the celebrated prima
donna
SlGAOR s BENEDETTI, the great tenor and
SIGSOR s ROSl, The favorite basSo;
And thar be wil give GRAND ITALIAN OPERA CON-
CERT al CARUsIs SALOON, Friday evening, April n
on which occasion these celebraed singers, who have
created unbounded enthusiasm the Italian opera
York. Boston, and PhadelohIa, will appear posi-
lively for ONE NIGHT ONLY. in conjunction with
Mr. FRANZ CDENEN, the unriva lled performer on ta.
violin.
The programme VIII be the richest offered a, any
concer and VIII consist Of airs Duets and
sonambDls. Ernani, and Lucia 81 Lammermoor. Linda
d Chamounix, and Lombsrai- by Signora TRUFFI. Sig
BENEDETTI. and sig ROSL Several brilliant solos on
the PlanooT'e by HENRI HERR and the violin by
FRANZ COENEN.
Tickets 81 EACH be had ct the hotels stores.
and at the door
Conoef; 10 commence al precisely.
Positively os'poneraeuf, the ares leave TIE next
dav for Richmond 25-3
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Ap io-Snur
NEW MUsIc.-Just received q the oid-rs a lisx, a
store one door o. 18th street Penn avenue
ihe following and popular music which viii ne sold
WM. FISCHER
There's love for you and me by ]. II. Hewitt
The departure OF the Calif5rnians by Geo Taylor.
Wig ma Rose bud, favoaite Ethiopian song composed
10 tears line for thee from Verdi new OPEN
fenrs aennss aulsements for the piano. from Lucia
de Lsmmerinoor, La File da Regiment, &c.
Ffom The Halls OF Fathers; by G.. A Hodson
sabai Mater, with Latin and EagIish words comp ,sei
by ho.sini-
Salut Washington by Charles Grobe.
siniss man to marry im composed and Sung by Mr.
J. Jones
Gaalasaiver Waltz; by n. c. Bochss
Anna BISHOPS Polka Rondo Introducing Ditant Palpu
and Vera Di
am the Baya derc snng by NJ Bishop arranged as a
rondIieito for the piano by Bochsa-
Cherish still, fond hearts, mo neuts sung by M
Bishop, com posed for her by Mercadaute.
song 20 tue Nightingale as sung by NJ. Bishop,
posed expressly ior her by N c. Bochsa.
hecosectoas Of Linda sung by NJ Bishop, arranged by
Bochsa-
Amphion Polka; by C. Lentchow.
Dearest Mae Polka by VI. Keller
Wedding Polka By Chas. Zepaer
eiazqrKa (for the sniiar;) by Ba,sman,
9aada9a.gy s Qaiek,step; by Baumtsck.
Wes.tninster Waltz by O Ditson
Rosalinda Waltz; BY c. II Towne
Agnes Wsirz; by NJ Aledo.
The Low-backed Car; by Samuel Lover
The Boxid Soser Boy: by Samuel Lover
H f ian Na;enaI MsTo5; BY me seyermafk Co
40, me- osn Thy home be mine by T. H. Bayy,
July Gallop.
The Fest March; by J. Gungl.
Saratoga Polka bg Grobe.
sanse, Walz by II schInidt-
psa Polka by kassel
Farorite Concert Polka; by Miss A. Hohus.ock.
Storrniag OF Monterey; by r Buck
Besides other pieces for which orders have been
eli Ap26
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The following named gentlemen, understand,
have been invited By the Secretary OF War attend the
examination OF the cadets oil the Military Academy al
West Point on the first Monday In June next
l. John s Abbot. esq, of Maine
q Hon. Horace Mann, OF Massachusetts
8 Capt Daniel Tyler, OF Connecticut
L. Jerome Fuller, esq Of New York.
s. John L Cow, esq of Pennsylvania
g. Capt John H B Latrobe, OF Maryland.
T. Capt Patrick Nj Henry, of North Carolina
s. Gen. Duncan l.. Clinch, of Georgia
= Col. r. w Burnet, Of Ohio
10 Gen. J. McCaleb Wiley. OF Alabama.
IL. Henry j. Ballard, esq. OF Louisiana.
IL Hon Jefferson DAVIS, OF Mississippi
- Col William T. Stockton. of FLORIDA.
II DR. n. Houghion, OF Iowa.
L. Cen Rufus King, of Wisconsin.
In come xion with this subject usapp-ehenson
being understood 10 exist to the mode OF appointing
cadets OF the Military Academy al West Point, take
occasion that the passage OF the of lsI3
which in great measure restricts the number OF cadets
10 the number OF Representatives and delegates in Con
gress these appointments have been made the recon-
mendaon OF the representatives and delegates from their
respective congressional districts In addition these,
the Executive has the appointment OF ten cadets al large
irrespective Of residence any congressional district
Nat Iata.
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sALOOS--nAr FhSTIVAA>-l< CARCS1
honor announce thst the celebrAIon Of tbs
snuusi Nav festival Nvil ~ held Saloon On Tuepdav
Isl OF May The ample and dsco~axive ar
rnnxeDcDts viii be made on the occasion. Both Of
splendid ssoous viii be thrown open for prounenade and
dancing The parents and guardian. of his pupils
specially reqoesed attend with them Ladies who
their cards OF tne viii plea
.end their and places Of residence l. G., The
saloon Ap O-eo2S
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DIED.

On Wednesday morning a5sh very long ana ais
illness which bore ana Io
titude ELIZABETH wife o; sir Isaac HsLLAsD ih city
The funeral VIII take place this evening the
residence Of husband friends Ara
aequaniances Of the family invited o
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MAY BAII---Mr. F. r Liable has The honor to M
" form the aides and gentlemen Of Sssbing'oa. George
town. and Aexandra. his May BAL w take place on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of May n jackson Han
Tickets 10 had the Drug Stores OF Mccaery, Bot,
and Deiaay a. Fischer's statIoners Hail. a. Browns and
Willard. tjo.els NJ Taylor 81 Msnry's BOOKSTORE Mr.
La bbes residence and the door the night of the
ball.
Ap 2t-dd
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increased BY the acts OF his administration
We eheeIully publish the following card as an act OF
justice to the administration, Mr. Mcpherson and to
ourseli We had no personal knowledge of Mr. PEBBLES
until our interview with him Tuesday, when he put
his Ms. into hand; and certainly had suspi-
cion that the letters and contained in the
ncahon bearing his own signature had been mulaied.
that any material portion Of them had been suppressed
We are much surprised al these variations our
readers can be- As appears upon lis face. the whole
communication Of yesterday was furnished by Mr..
PEBBLES himself, and he alone be responsible for
Its accuracy.
To the Editor.
Ii is with great regret and surprise that find my
in Your columns this morning, in a com nunicafon from
Mr. c. G. PEBBLES. on the subject OF has removal from
ofice and regret still thai in making of If he
SHOULD have been disingenuous TO materially MS
state my words hope you will do the justice TO
reprint correctly the extracts from letter OF mine 10
which Mr.. PEBBLES refers. and which give below, tall
cslng the words which Mr. PEBBLES has omitted
The extracts embrace nearly the whole OF brief letter
which, Mr. PEBBLES request, addressed TO his best
personal friend and protector who had procured his APP
Pontnent to Office, and whose good opinion he was on
that and many other accounts, exceedingly ANXIOUS to
retain 1 was perfectly willing TO say all that conscen-
tousy could to that gentleman, TO place Mr. Peebless
conduct in a favorable light
confidence that his removal due entirely TO the
in which ms private pecunlary difficulties were forced
upon the attention Of the President of the United States
and the Secretary OF War, by complaints from creditors
alleging themselves to have been aggreved through bs
neglect OF his obligations and by has uncaied-for vnd
cations and explanations He certainly not known
in the Office democrat, but, the contrary, was
sustained by wing Influence. This fact explains the
bearing OF the omitted portions OF my letter upon the
cum stances which caused his dismissal Here the
tract:
la the work upon which Mr. PEBBLES has been engaged
in conneKion with myself have fonnd him prompt VIII
ling pablo, aad. Nnl rsoeniy, efficient He has erfsa
pored 10 Yfm his duties falfhfauy, awd unf he became
inpolred certain peeunayy dlfies nhch hare caused
ham mach Annoyance, he has discharged them saiisfac
tlea hs xstf~laeu has bsen inquired Candor
sbige thai attribute the pecNnary Hc,iss al
ided es,irey his adiscron has Of me
hich he resides and Of forecast
ramging his pso~sy afars No OF his that have
ledge have, with my knowledge Of his character,
cast any doubt in my mind upon the uprightness and
integrity Of intentions b; oawnos opdr that has
crefors f1 their dues a~d accustomed 10 deal rih
and adrsnfHus hare placed dSusnt ncnsfrre
lion upon them
The above is given from memory, as kept no copy Of
the letter. and cannot Immediately obtain but
as il was writ'sn within few days and was carefully
considered al the time am il is literally correct
Very respectfully.
JNO D. McPHER SON.
W.surscrox April u lsto
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~ Fsburg Pennsylvania inst
BY the Rev DR. HERHes BENJAMIN esq OF TrIa a~ph.
Of the Hon kIeHaHn RcsH ELIZABETH daughter a.d oay
child Of w A srMrsos, ED =
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FROM The g Lopn Kepobtlcan, April !!
GEN TxIGes's SvosD-We alluded yesterday 10 the
reception OF the beautiful sword presented by order OF
Congress 10 MAJOR General TwIccs, in command OF
this department Since then have obtained copy OF
the following correspondence for publication
WASHINGTON, March 2. 1919.
STR By resolution OF Congress- passed the "a March,
lSg7 requested swords, with suitable devices
be Yourself and other distinguished gene
rails for their gaanry and good conduct in sorm
Monterey" II has afforded sincere pleasure TO comply
with request The prepared for have COM
Rrevct Lieutenant Colonel A>nREw PoBTeE, who
viii deliver is OF the nations appreciation OF
services the referred 10 by Con
gress.
am with great respect your obedieut servant,
JAMES X POLK
Brevct Mel. Gen DAVID Twisss
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r IrrELL's Ldvin. Age s~. 2Js-Is Ia Cent?.
Fitzgerald on the Hudson Bay Company-Spsetafor.
Professor Oxen on LiInbs-SJ~csdtOv.
Bottle o. Ipger ma Fno.ie h. Ffasrs Maga-i~e.
D. Mr. Macaulays Historical Speech GiasgowBri,sE-
History Of the present Pope, Plus IXcaa mSey.' Jour
7. Hungary and Austria Spectator.
g. Siege of Lshore-ErqmIner
Gi.s Gold Mnes-Whte lndians-Conn reial Adr-r-
fisr and Ledger.
u Humorists-Diekens and Thackeray-E.gii.h Rerisr
IL. The Captains Story. Cha,n6erss Journal
IL Russia and Taylor-Spee-
oKrRr-Wnere shall follow Thee To the Au,hsr oi
SaoKT AnrIc1rs.Promotion; Seniority and Capaciry-
Panorama OF Swtzerland-Prope Rendering OF the Word
God
wAsHlSeros December e. 1876
OF all the periodical journals devoted literature aud
science which abound Europe and in this country
has 2pear d be the useful II Contains
deed the exposition only OF Inc literature or
Engish language; bat this, by is Immense shd
corn tensio lrelnies porrraure Of The human niad
IN the utmost expansion OF the present age
J. Q. ADAxs.
PobIisbed weekly at SIX dollars wear. by
AP rs E. LITTELL IL co. Boston.
TO.IX NJ MeCALLA late second Auditor OF "a.
Treasury offer. his services the claims
the government before Congress- the depsrtn -s;
in The seie IN, OF military aocoun,s and agency bo.,-
ness generally H. will also praetlss law Tie Dir.t
Letters addressed 10 him on business should be pe.pad
HIS Office ID the OF 9th and Louisiana Avenue,
opposite the Tee-ra Oh Office.
WAsHlssros CRY, APu' 2S--eostnh
I,sGLIsH ssaiin=-wax, i.,p,rs@d direct rro1n sA.
Il manufact1y Of the best maker in London, by sub
aad Bank Of England" sealing wax believed % be tbs
best ia the world. FKANCk TAYLOR
APPS
E>os sALE.-A ridihg horse. Of good appearance a d
action Enquire al the stables Of Mr. Earl, II Z
between 10Th and 2lst.
Ap 2S-2r'
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O. H. PARTRIDGE, M. d,

CONTINUES give his particular attention 10 the treat
~ nen oi diseases OF the skin, scroua, and di asses
the throat
Onice hours Gam, p. m, and .. m
Ap l0-5mifr
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sr LOUIS. Mo April J. I3to
Ds.s The President OF the United States having
guessed take charge Of and carry yon, the sword
voted by Congress Tor al Monterey together
hs letter OF OF the same, have no. the
honor OF Offering them yoo and OF expressing, al The
te the great pleasure has afforded me 10 be the
bearer of this memento of the appreciation had by Con-
gess OF gaaniy and distinguished services on the
occasion alnded 10.
am. with the highest respect your friend and obedient
servant ANDREW PORTER,
Brevei Ii. Col. K VI Rifles, U .. A
Major Gen. D. Z TwIses, U. s A, ST Louis.
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ST I.orrr., mo } April Z, 1919
DrAr sra. received yonr ierer which inform. me
that by of Congress, the President OF the United
was REQ sword, with suitable de
vices TO be presented for galantry and good cJnduct
siom.ng Mouserey The beautiful sword and the Pres
dents Letter have also received am glad that y,
yourself for services rendered 70 the state
when you under command, ~ The bearer oil the
test, ron n. and OF the Presidents letter
The CON pnIeni paid 10y the resolution of Congress-
the Al al March 1885, and pleasure evnced by the
Pre- .,dep in complying with the the sword
presented VIII be cherished by with feelings OF
gratitude.
ID. + TWfGGS,
Br~vet MAJOR General II. :. A.
Lent Col AxpHrw PoRr1R, r. NJ. r., ST. Louis.
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ErOR sALE.-A riding horse, Of good appearance a.
action Enquire the stables of Mr.. Earl, =
between 10Th and 2lst
Ap 26-2ts
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Published weekly SIX dollars a wear, by
Ap Is Z. LITTELL IL co. Bost
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10 I"tPor{ru 0frtcf The
IL OF the best maker ia London.
scrber in several varieties, among them the Partenon
aad Bank OF England sealing believed TO be
best 10 the world FKANCk TAYLOR.
APPS
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GOMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, Feb. 1876 r. M.
The stock market, during tn- .-,.u. IN.
more buoysnt than for several weeks -
arrival Of the steamer Niagara Oh Sunday last, g.
impetus to operations in the early part Of the week
and ADVANCE In govern ment and Of the lead
ing State pecures Of two three per cent was re-
allied. Nest of the fancies felt the effect Of the up
ward movement In the better class OF stocks but not
the eame extent eight reaction has since taken
,psce sad quotations ruled little lower at the close
of the market yesterday than at tas opening Mon
day last The eellers at prices current whom the Eu
ropean adyc,s we're srst promulgated have been able
to purchase at reduced prices and make fair profit;
while the purchasers will be compelled to hold for re-
action In their favor, before they can realize prices
paid The stock market is in . very strange oondi-
t.on. The prospect Of . great rise In oil kinds OF
stocks never better netwthstan ding which, the
bears mako the most money. Every indication Is
IN favor Of imitation In prices for every species OF
psopefty all the elements Of prosperity are In sound
and healthy state; and movement has already CON-
menoed at the Of all commercial Advancement,
which must It extends, carry activity into every
branch Of industry, and give employment to all idle
capital Yet in tho face Of these things, the bears