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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-28
QIILTS. QuILTS

1914 Lancaster Quilts, for ST. %.
I04 Z" g !" 147t.
l2-4 Lancaster Quilts, for 1921
English Toilet Quilts, for rs.
Also, large invoice of English, French and German
Toilet Quilts rich design, less than Auction prices
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Dr0 Doops.
GREAT RED FIGURE" SALE.
RED FIGURES! RED FIGURES!!
NEW YORK BRANCH,
sc Main Street. Worcester.
MACKENZIE g. PRATT, Propriotors.

Ladies' owing to the great importation Of Goods the
past season, and consequent providing Of the
kets the scarcity of money &c., &C., we have been en-
abled for "cash to buy of the greatest bargains
in Fancy Dry Goods seen in Worcester. We have
been engaged for the last ten days in marking the new
and recketng and marking the old stock in the much
admired Red Figures" which last season acted as
Tasman brought the ladies in crowds to the Branch
This time however, We have even outdone ourselves.
The way we have used the 81 Red Pencil,
is A CAU TION,
and no mistake We intend going the whole hog this
time, no half measures with No matter what may be
the
SACRIFICE,
the goods must and shall be sold All our old marks re.
main on the goods and the Rec" price is marked on
white tickets in large legibe fgues as
RED AS BLOOD.
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sILKS, SHh.Ks, sELKs

81 a1kA@9 SEAAkASs SAHI4AS.
New Silks, for so cents
Sc GO 60 62k cents.
" -" es IS cents
Ali our rich and high cost Silks at great bargains.
ACK SILK
l6 Pieces English Grown Black Silks, only 81, 90.
10 g Bishof's Oil Boiled Silks, only 81 co.
10 extra heavy, s1,12t
IL Government d'Amerique Silks only 81 25
Gro B5iliiaot Silks very rich, only 81 So
20 Black Silks of other makes, as low as 62t cts
The above is sample Of the many barg to be
found at our store.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY
Grofkerp, Me.
NO CHANGE IN THE ~
CHe0CEGEaSY BUSINESS ! 4!
STILL $4,000 WORTH
CROCKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE,
PAPER HANGINGS, SO.
To be sold as soon as possible

Contemplated changes are spoken Of by my neigh
bors as things to be wondered at, but it is within the
memory Of that several changes have been made at
the place, yet the " found alton Of the Heart Of
the Commonwealth . has thus far stood mistaken.
They speak of "Great Discounts" to be made on all
their Coos including JAMES EDWARDS & SONS
Stone Ware, which they specify the best in the
ket.
beg leave to announce to the public that have on
hand both Tea ann dinner Ware of EDWARDS, which
would be glad to sell at 10 per discount before or
after the oath of January next.
have now on hBnd large assortment Of
JOHN ALCOCK'S GOODS,
which consider far superior to EDWARDS and as have
both kinds hand, would like any tLle TO show The
difference between them to any who will favor
with call. As Mr.. ALoOoE has price, and warrants
all his goods not 10 crackle, unable to make the
discounts that Tcan on Edwsd's. Upon examination
think any will that Acocks is the cheapest the
LIST PRICE
have on hand as usual a large sssoI tment
TABLE CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware, Silver Plated Tea Sets Knives Forks
Spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats Tin Toilet Ware, &c.
which shall sell at prices be bought in
thts city.
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~. DESFKA LIE DIV ELLING HOUSE
hiii FOR Satellite subscriber being about to leave
III Worcester,oers for sale the Dwelling House he noW
occupies, situated Charlton street, few rods from
Main street. 1t aias rooms and is conveniently
arranged for two II desired. The location 10
Of the most healthy and pleasant in the city, and will
be sold low and easy terms, If applied for
For further particulars inquire the premises No. 10
Charlton street. j. l.. WATERS.
i2l dNWtf
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Blocks, Me.
Real Estate.

a. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
subscriber offers for sale his House, with which
lis connected Barn. Wood-house, Carriage house,
with well Of water, and aqueduct leading to the
barn yard with about Of good land containing
rs young Fruit Trees Of various kinds Of fruit such
Apple Pear Peach, Plum, Cherry, Ounce &C, all in
good bearing condition, Situated about of a mile
from the pleasant village Of East Douglas, the main
road 10 Worcester The buildings all in good condi
ton The house is large for one family, (being 20 by
35 feet aud ell IL by IS eet easily be arranged
oH two families and will be sold very cheap II disposed Of
Immediately. For further particulars inquire Of
Worcester, Jan. II, 1857. BRIGHAM BALLOON.
III diff
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FLANNELS, FLANNELS.
Bales Domet Flannels 124 cents.
6 Wool " 20 cents,
g Gray Twilled Z" ian wool), 25 cents.
&C Red twled Flannels Iall woOl) 25 cents.
&C yard wide White Flannels 25 cents.
q Cotton Flannels, 10 cents.
BLANKETS, large size, only $500. CURTAIN MUS
Inns from 12t cents. CRASHES of all kinds TABLE
DAMASK, Bleached and Brown BROWN COVERS,
from 25 cents. NAPKINS, all Linen, from $l,25 per
dozen. BLEACHED LINEN COVERS, slightly dam,
aged by water, 81, only $l,0O LINEN D0YLIEs.
large size, only 81 cents EMBOSSED COVERS, all col
ors, only SIPS.
WHITE LINENS
Cases White Linens, slightly damaged, worth ga
CENTS only 3S cents Shirt Fronts, e. 1871 H. 90 and rs
cents. Best COored Cambrics o. Best English
Bieca, 10 cents Best sarsenet Cambria, 10 100
Oomforters, worth $500, for S1,50. 900 GENTS
sHAWLS, large size, all Wool, only 400 $4,000 worth
of MUSLIN, EDGlNGS, and INsERTINGS at your
own prices.
N. B. Customers should not fail to give early
call determined to close out entire Stock.
WIN. LOCKE, s. CO.,
Nos. 5'& Lincoln Honse Block, Main St. opposite
Boston and Worcester Depot.
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is A CAUTION.
RED AS BLOOD.
Nov IS the time to buy
oLIDAY GIFTS,

at low prices. We guarantee to please all who NAV call
ana send you away with smiling faces, full pockets and
large parcels. Christmas is coming and SO is New Year
ana what more delightful and pleasing to friends than
to get small present such as Collar pair of Sleeves
Embroidered Sets such thing; and pray where
can you buy those things cheap as at the Branch
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rvVHE OLDEST EsTARLIsHED REAL

TENHE OLD EST ESTABLISHED REAL
ESTATE OFFICE in the County of Worcester
lARkIN SMITH, z36 Main Street TO those who desire
HOUSE in this beautiful and growing city, be ofiera
unusual inducements for me and credit To those who
contemplate buiding.-he has assortment Of Lots, un
surpassed hut by few in the city Of Worcester. He has
some splendid lots near the Seuae College, Insttu
ton destined to be Of the st in the State To those
who desire TO exchange country property for city, he OF
sell Real Estate, he cordially extends an invitation 10
give him CALL and be will be happy to show them free
Of charge, his large assortment d&wtf ais
o. CHANGE. The subscriber will sell his
; place, consisting Of a nearly new House, Barn.
l and II land, with great variety Of fruit
t siuatCd Plantation Street. the BloominRdale
Eoad IA miles the City Hall Apply on the pTemi-
Ies amy day after q p. m FRANCIS o. MIsNER
B1T deod&wu
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n. D. advertisements,
I IGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD,
JAMES PYLE5S
IA n 4 N 4 =, q. . =. = -. q

AIh AMI HEALTHY BREAD
JAMES PYLE'S
GeEegsC &EE g e % 3 a. s.
The nigh point Of perfection attained in the puiscs
ton Of James Pyle's Dietetc Saeraus is of much i'm.
portance to the American public, and should command
special attention saieratus used in almost every FAM
lily, from the President down the humblet citizen, in
preparing the greatest necessary Of life, BREAD; hencs
the Importance Of purely wholesome article
HEADS OF FAMILIES!
Take heed that your Chldrens health may not be de
sroyed, for medical nimousy acknowledge that
the strong alkaline qualities Of common Salerst1s are
destructive to health II deranges the stomach, enters
the system and the way for numerous diseases and
the great mortality among children Of the present day
from apparently simple Diseases can to great extent
be attributed to its destructive properties. Indeed, il
consumers had any knowledge Of the dangerous mpur
ties existing in much of the common Saeratus use they
would shudder at the thought of using it in their food
but here is an article that can he relied on.
JAMES PYLE'S DLRTETfC SALERA TUS,
Which is rapidly finding way to all parts of the coun
try Its pure and harmless qualities are SO seevdent
that any intelligent Lady be convinced by single
trial, and its powerful raising properties quite su-
Gent to produce eighth bread Suitable for the
most delicate or dyspeptc patent) from the pound OF
-FOUR than can be done in the ordinary way For short
Biscuit Cake and Pastry of all kinds by far superior
to Super Carbonate of Soda and requires less shortening
to produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE is the sole originator Of the Dietec Sal
eraus and that bearing any other is counterfeit
Manufacturing depot, III Warren Street, New York,
For sale at all the Groceries in Worcester and through
out New England generally. as daw6m
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THE WORCESTER SPT.
Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, 3
aaMAs Dew al No 2l2 Main Street. Worcester, Mass.

Terms OF PUBLCATlOS
DAILY PAPER-FiYe dollars per year $3.50 for six
nonths % for three months; 10 cents per week. single
opes cents each When paid strictly an aduGnce,
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and 90 cents three months If paid strictly in
advance, $l75 cts year; single copies cents each
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Gases Prinst, 81 cents.
Mertimack, Cooheco and Pacific Prints, 10 cts.
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ALPACAs, ALPINEs,
PRINTS. PRINTS

Alpacas, 12!, 20, 25 and 81! cents.
Alpines, 624, IS and 95 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one-half the cost.
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LOOK WELL TO 1T,
and secure bargain which will astOnish yet please you
We expect perfect
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RNOOPER'S Refined Sheet aud Shred
u IsINGLAsS, for BLANC NANCE, TABLE JEIs-
LIES, &c prime article fgr Coniec,ioners, Hotel and
Family To beobtaned, with directions for using Of
The principal Grocers Druggists Throughout the United
States. PETER COOPER, New York.
mis- d3m
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original price.
Bay State Long Shawls for So.
Waterloo ShaWls, for, So
Empire State Long Shaws for SIS.
Mourning Shawls all kinds
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MACHINE CARD CLOTHING
NeEE sRENaaaSfigcEOa.N.

card mandatory the country, are prepared to
ecute orders with great facility prumptness, and superb
GRITTY.
In variety and quality challenge the competition Of
the world All our antecedents, from the pioneer Samuel
Bater the hest and WOODEN manufacturers Of this
day, sustain Us in this position.
Diplomas and medals from ell pats Of the United
etaes, and from the London Crystal Palace, testify to
he superiority Of productions
The LABOR and expense that we have devoted TO the
perfection Of this article important to the cloth man
nfseturers hope will merit continuation OF their lib
era patronage.
We also manufacture
Oak T9nned Leather BeItings
OF the very best quality, and keep constantly sn hand
large assortmtnt Of oil sizes.
4, X. EARLE a. CO.,
EDWARD EARLE, Grafton Street
. Tx. EAitLE my2T du
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-Decr.We OF receipts u the ports compared with last
year. IS eco bAha Increase OF 10 Great Britain
O00 bales Decrease 20 Franco, IL 200 bales deorcsse
TO her foreign ports, oo. Total decree In exports
IL 900 bales
Fsnons--G-sin engagements light, and confined
10 200 buthels boat, In bags 6Sd and 5000
10 600 bbh 1ur si 20 81 aDd 200 400 alos Of cDtson
al 3 led. . a2d To london, 200 boxes tea
gsgeo 81 It's. Sd ard zoo hhds sugar a. Ass 27s Cd.
Rates 10 HAvrc were unchanged.
HAY Tho supplies were Light, and racs making 70
nmrto exiens ., coo. . 700
ILsE- -saies OF Geo eco bbh reported al CSC
for G. n, and ~ 81 for lump.
hoiJssfs zoe dcprossed, AID only Faioeble at ssno
core ,tion In prices.
NAVAL sTosis quei, ard prices irregular
Ons we're ali and saeI nsat L.scea vas nominal,
viii bott sperm and whale were Las sAloapo NJ pro-
viour quo<s,l DOS.
Provisions Fork Tho msrkel duh and unsettled.
The GA,s eo.n red 70 about 2o b6s, 10 los, inc I'D
lag 9ll 60 81 10 ard si s IS SIS for Primo.
II, ef WIS unchsn led aud GALES limited SaeE OF prime
and beef hairs were light snG pri. mere less
,omipsl We have no change a. notice in bacon Sales
Of 100 paolsgcs o. shoulders we're mace ., llo, and
hams ~ &c ilhc for dry sal.ed lard xas duh and
lower with alcs IL about $50 bbs al l4ko lsXc aud
very prime al 100 Butter dull, pLiio choose ~as In
fair 81 msne Of Tc. aeko per ID.
srGARs The Market was heavy ard irregular. The
,ses ed about 600 1 100 hbds Cuba murco7ado
ohitny ~n,n t,e range OF orc. 8Ko., Including 200
bnds for expor. ri 47So CO b.
ToBAcoo -Trsnsacuons are suspended and prices quito
nomiIs'.
WHISKY heavy and lover, with small sales Of 300
. 400 bnis ., zoe.
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Person.I InssIiissnce

me fsrani "a tain Bur Of The bark Marine res
outd the passengers ofthe Central American In hi, wife,
Is aathe As,or, The guests or that house
Mr. Ch islisn Delavsr ADD hs sister, MIS- u. Dcis-
van, OF this ely, we're among tho passengers BY The
steamshp Argo, from Southampton ~ this port, yes
terday.
ARRIVALS.
Prom tyrpco n y, steamship q q ws.sIus,onvsry
Rev Ihcs Iaels Rev John Brsdy, " Jossien, rr,aas
sSS sats .s.s-y ssIssS g rSss
ss:.c sssT ss aps and s'Af'
Mr. Todd Mrs snsdewne, sss Lsusdo.ne, Miss Lsns
Ss ssSs ne, . SsS su NJ Sfoi
i ns E'ys cssy IN Kss.ssg sr c -s ,nd sy
rs Gs y ysrmss si.s ssr.h wimst Kr. Eiss sinsieon
y Sf 3 y e ~ y sSa.Ifs
% o s ss s ~ mf s nd 's M. NJ s9
500 rusr,on " simon, Jno whii:teT Jss WI .sser
and d1 0I brsy u ard "a A, NJ. shisn
ss.ss s b.s S G sd s sca u
ssrsy Wis Stanley srsspEns sps say sssDaon @
soSsrsSs~, rsi,is%sp -oI s is '''' >'1 ' ~
Prom Hsvrs srd sosih.nt.on n ne si,su,ss,p rg9u-A
ssss w i,qae. iouih.r ss ssassr An. sS.I. Hear,
lss%. L.s.S: Seu., 9 u" q iS 6C: ss..s
Dobbius uo.bins souseris .sd sdY Icc4n- and
5 sG hsS p.S. % s
ye er O Jsl ssr resh Geo sossds and
Sss.f. .ss,%s s,su,I ss.s o. issss.
NILE Emily ard three sisters ronns9 81 Brsxer
Mad m Robinson nr E.inoy, stanton sua lsdv ar Geo
Tneker, Druekrf lad two chLdrsa yaat ale
Van tcAaick astsm Picksr'ng, NILE Ear Pickering,
gintos Y gretd Binder, Mile Sophie feeuvs,
Nile Botsby Aibsch and lar, A. Feue h veteviein
Miles sersh. ana Emma vrter eir. VIE sm All yood Ut
Permission, Lopez, u ssrriere. w W Leland. nile
febvre Hrney bearer ot deepsehes from Paris Miles
A uusson and sibert WINS Morel, Nine Rossea and
child rre ustau Ard lie IL Touye on NIX lsdy
and children, sssssmss vouvile Iafor and sizes Nile
eies usell and LADY Y amsN Bas~s. ID Hubert Lee
q TInebrsndt ~ ywssiug, Mne Mansrd NINE grlhhlh,
Miller lady and uhd, sms xlns and chld, echege y IA
Revs Dusse, and Ohspss .ies Ccreseli pa.h lazy
srd chl@scn se ,rdlsrn Nine rrenipe three tbh
dr-r ardrrf Loeb and SON. Nester Geo carter
~pE ssVg files sud slgs Hams, le Beiser
4 Otstd ed lady sod tour childr-r, aucxe~t 4
Bosne svcssa sIode, and Marinoni. ns-er,
Qusntin, X Lssr ie YIN Dsy, VIM C1elsud tnch Nine
pct n Nrllesl 4 rspccs- fusN, az
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surrognts's Court
Before A. W. B.sd'ord, EEq,
THE rKRs RarArH

THE sALrKRs HsrArH
me cs,so or The ino Francis sailors, or ,ae mil
nonairc merchants OF thA city, has been up boto the
Surrogate several times final accounting Mr.. sai,crs
owned oil The property OF the Peru Iron Compapy, bn thai
nrm was carried on under q different name. Francis sn
ers Co we're the agents OF the Peru Iron Company In
this CITY, AID old al their business fer them Upon seaog
the Of NJ Ssers found hat the peru Iron
Uompspy owed him 81 goo Some Of the cg.ecs desired
thai hi debt should he paid 10 the deceden Of hs 20
neral estate Inc 5arr gao held that the debt shoul
DO paid n the decedent OF the OF the Peru
Iron Company, though he owned ali sad possnons, and
not DOT OF oeoedenrs general estate,
Oae Of The excculora, Francis Saers Jr., sold
the house and lot No. SO Murray street 70 hs
slater TO- . certain tmount fhe other erstces
conpalte % that this properly sold under lu real
ue fAvo 70 'ai exsousors ssicT, and also 10 Keep
the plao In the bands o. tn family. rheY ask that Mr..
Ssefs 10 held accountable TO me foil value Of the
perry, Whatever may have hccu soil for. r,c Surro
gale decided and The liability settles q, $4,000
Toe Surrogate also decided lnAi he real estate devised
10 wid0w, In lieu Of dover should bear the t,Vos and
Oscssmcrtr drrirg tho which hsd n eic dov
err ana also thai toe exeout,rs 10 investing sufficient
sum 10 pay snEulty, should also have invested 40
sufficient 10 tsrst tins curchass roney and
TIA, no tase. should fan up-n the arnuitsnt
The o. ates ~ Orsor Mann ard Patrick Mcr1osky
aso cp bcoTe the sarrogse, but nothing or ipor
isncc vss dcrs IN regard 70 them
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gHyrH-Jomsos. So Peter and Paul chTrsn.
Brooklyn, f. D., on Tuesday, Sept %, by Rev. q
Fssan GByyiS OF New York city, 10 MARY r..
Only daughter OF Eoward and Hanna Johnson, OF trou
place.
PAuyIy-wypNl- On Tuesday, Oct Q, ~ 81. Anr's
church, Bo,k y Row. DR. eusler, GsoRoB pAIy.rY u
New o. cans, La 10 GsnsRups e., daughter Of Dr.. II.
werdcl, Of BROOKE
hi ss s-Hssrs On Monday, OCT. 8, by Rev h a
Adams 81 ths parsonage OF Duane street hotnodst Epls
oopai shu on, NJ. LAcsIAS thomson 70 Miss JAmA MN
B1spy, al or New York
wArsos-T4D,s -Ou Tuesday, ocs 8, 1t All SsaAs
cnurch, BY Rev. Or Below, Mr. WATSON W nm
HARs ~ A. rAMrBs, both OF Apa aohioos, Fla
WuIAAD-hAhyln AT Palmyra Thursday, OU. 1.
oy Rev Horace Eaten. ALIIS ID. WILLARD, Of New Yosk
to Mas AUsussA RARnSf, OF the former place
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Cnsdis steady with sales OF 800 400 bbls South
aso less ectve with sales II 800 900 bulls 81
quota' Rye -four ann meal sere quiet and sale
upinporlnt wheat wts heavy nnt lower, with saes Of
about % 900 200 bosbe including souihern red u
81 liza 81 49, .oulhern ~hits at 81 10 81 36 Far
Ohio ard ,nferi Michigan do II 81 TO- Corn-The mar
kct Gull and lower Tho sales embraced ,ou 20 COO
els W'btern xed at 600 Toe RE quiet and
nominal Oats were stady Of aZo. a6c for 5tate and
Wonefp.
CofFEs.-rhe market was inactive Sales or about 500
bsgs Rio were made at IL Ike.
There sales OF moment reported, but
shipnet rued To be mad o~rers eccocni We
quote Mobile mid dl!nas Ut 1870 Nkc and New Or.
cans do o, 20 a1oko The following 10 . statement
CT The In Oh the LIST September, q
nnrn uifn hA nx lhrAc
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sgSANeIAA Ana COMMERCIAL /.


frssDAY, Ou 8-6P. NJ
Nearly the whole OF tho Improvement reported yerier
day In the stock market lost today. there In
dcatons yesterday afternoon tia. lover prices would rule
70 day AT the nrst board tos morning Nsaour es fell OF
per cent Eric bonds 1871 q Illinois Cenira 5onds l.
AmsIisan Exchange Bank, ~; DelssGe and hudson, o.
Uumbersnd X; Pcnnsyivsnil Goal Comnsry, 8; New
York Central Railroad, az; ne, y; Chicago and Ro,k
hand, Reading, 6; Michigan Central, IN; Panama, Il
Illinois Central Railroad, g. Cleveland and Ptsburg, l.
Gsle5s and Chicago, q uevshnd and Toledo q; hu~au.
kie and kusissippi, . The tranIssious unusually
large, principally for cs,h, brit . good msry were
shorl time me heaviest fs, II viii be socn, was In tho
mosl pfGmireni railroad stocks The fluctuations In The
stock market show the fevcrish s,se OF the pubic mind
and The uncertainty OF values In shs leading speculative
securities. slight advance In prices nrrgs oui VAT
quantities. OF skcks and the Duycrs cannot take quartsr
pari or that Cerng TIE bulls are In the minority j1sl
nov, and No do not ses but that their nznser must
decrease The great army Of o,ders are bears, and a.
general hing holders or stocks particularly Of railroad
companies are moi only dispOsei bu. compelled 70 realize.
WIN rery nv buyers, and they among the brokers,
with great number OF sellers, principally among small
euds holders hore Ia support 70 The market, bat, on
the contrary, ,seady pressure dosnsard, which must
Inevitably result IA r,uch loser prices.
RE following sales or ssocss And p7d, were mad'n
A.
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At the second board the mrhe, generally wa, lover
In Stale bonds there l,e souv ty but u ere was
small business In stocks. Virginia es declined per
cant; Metropolitan Bank VI Bank Of Commerce. q; Penn
yivania Coal Company, 2; Erie, v; Chicago AMI Rock
Island, V; Milwaukee and Mississippi, 8; Michigan Central
X; Panama, III Illinois Central, Il ealcns and
Chicago, q Cleveland and Toledo, ~. appears
" be almost impo~ible 70 sustain the slightest
Improvement In soch securities for more than twenty four
hours. This, however, Ia not al all surprising. Pebble
confidence In railroad stohs longer exlns Ills among
The sbanss that we're, and there vii remain. Never
again In The history OF these works Of internal improve.
mert shail ~e zee such prices and such values have
ruled for railroad stochs In time the lover classes or
bonds mrsi become much depreus.sd and hsy viii t.ke
NE same o. the stocks po.. soosx ~ pro
ror, Prices may absorb some rcn,ag sspJ trey are
isvorih invc timer. with macy oastiIEs Il striks us
os the @c~ dsrrscised tsis socbs jrls as~ are good
iass 10 spy ,, those VIC ssv, macy md c1n CART rg