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THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY. April LIP. n

FRIDAY, April 1r-P. ~.
Cold cI,ses st 1891. Tho cleariDgs Of The (soIs
Exchsnge Bank were Si52loOOo and the balances
si.Ni,lrS 5s
The stock market opened with very depressed
feeling in the active shares. which touched before
Che regular calls the lowest points OF the panic Era
dropped 10 6s.. New-Yorl1 Central 30 1885,. NORTH
Western Preferred TO &C.. Michigan Southern 10 As
With corresponding low prices for The rest OF tho 'st
At The GTst regular call there was sharp advance.
and for the rest of the day the disposition 10 buy wst
strong. and prices well maintained. There was ths
usual selling to realize profits. but st each reactics
new buyers appeared, and the decline soon re-
covered Money for stock operations IL still difficult
TO get except by. strong houses, and the te0-
deacy OF the market is checked from. that
course Stocks OF all kinds largely
Oyer,oid and thero iS good borrowing do
mand Government stocks were, as they hayo been
during the panic in fancies strong The 1905 too con
dentlv held to allow of their purchase by the Assist
ant Treasurer continue the most favorite mode
of keeping balances proftsby employed, and will
only 30 into the Treasury when the time for fund
ing them arrives, or by purchase al much above
current rates All investment securities are strong
and offered in small amounts Express stocks wers
stronger. Adams selling at 60. AT the Second Bossa
prices we're AL higher and in demand. Late IN tlis
day further advance was paid, and no large iota
were offered For Northwestern Common oil W"
bid seller :; or 90 days. GOgernnent stocks cioso
very firm al the following rates. -..+-.-.-.-..
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

16e London Economjstof Aprl says OF the money
market:
The demand for money during the week fOt CONNER
cal purposes has only limited the amount OF Oills
which have been offer has been smaller than lie pro
vious week. far general estimate can DC made ano
the supply of money in the open market not having Oe
to any important extent Increased, the previous Is so
maintained per cent being the rate ioI paR T
ing from thirty days to three months 10 run. lio
mand for short loans became stronger as the
settlement in foreign stocks, &e. apprOac he'd INC SUP
py IN the open market proving snncleht, soy ~
picatlons were made Co the Bank OF Enganiu, , os
more activity was experienced also Tor ot".r pu M
st previous To the last day OF the quarter Ioas uS
fhe security of foreign stocks 90 some extent sco
after the transac tions having been msoe uoa %
ahle seale IN this department: The acuvlV anu sh'
citement ia the early part OF rue week; sneis la s
cboses of eotfon we're made AZ Liverpool ~ a.
advance of adj and I'd. PET N, encOeraged oensi
; an rrs that the discount rates would mates
d~ancc the idea being that would have 70 export
aSa nrecions metals 20 adjust the balance win tnos'
o,,,nr,r;es from which We must purchase cOttons
eod acainst which our exports are not hkey 70 pe
sea Off But although the rise IN this sisps
c The becnning OF the year between - per cens
so sr cenf The advance hitherto IL due almost snrsu
S,aca,at,on which has become more violent when - -
5ssn exDected TO and tho proportonsto so "a
nr,ce asked by the manufacturers has u0t peen
- Moreover, tho spirit OF speculation wnlch ~.
wsnifesed In this market is not wsrranleu py a3 ~.
aaet OF short supply OF tho raw mslersg sus 4,
sendently OF tho efeot which such opofstons tbas
asaeVispe Tue market ri te Vps> s'e"es VI a''' '"''
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DIED.

BRIBDENHART-on the 27th instant. JOHN G.
BREIDEN HART.
HIS relatives and male friends, and also the men,
bers of Lodge. No. ST. A. Y. M, and the Order gene
rally are respectfully invited TO attend bis funeral,
nom his late residence No. 1905 Che e,nut street.
CADWALLADER.-On the 25th instant, EVAN
CADWALLADER, In the SD year OF his age for
nerly Of Newtown, Montgomery county, North
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
of his so hin law, No. N. Thtrtysixth street,
Thursday afternoon az o'clock. To proceed to Mount
HEss.-Un the 25th Instant, Mr. SAMUEL NJ.
HESS. aged rs years.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence. 8. e. corner Of Fifteenth and Vine streets, on
Thursday, the 29th instant. at O'Clock, without fur
ther notice. To proceed to Mount Peace Cemetery.
ULRICH On Sunday evening. the 25th instant, at
his fathers residence. WILLIAM ULRICH, son of
Henry and Eliza Uirlch. and son-ln.law Of John
Kingston, In the 32d year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends OF the family are
vited attend the funeral without further notice.
from his fathers residence No. 4e N; Sec md street,
on Thursday, the 29th instant. at 2 O'Clock.
VAUGHAN.-SuddeDly, on the 18th Instant EVE
VAUGHAN, aged 66 years
The relatives and friends of the family respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence, Lower Merton Montgomery county, on Thurs
day. the 18th Instant at 10 O'CLOCK Funeral to pro-
ceed to Lower Merton Lutheran Church.
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AMERICAN PIcTUREs.-This evening commences
the great sale OF High Class oil Paintings and CySta,
Aedollions being the collection from the Am erlcsn
AIT Gallery, New York Established by the present
proprietor In ls4 for the encouragement of artists
II is with the greatest satisfaction that
pleasure of announcing the above to readers
This Gallery has splendid reputation, both here
In New York, and needs no comment Their sales
hailed with delight Being the second fall
sale, the collection embraces specimens by some OF
ost talented artists, and is good opportunity
procuring works of art. The sale takes place in
scotps Art Gallery NO. 1920 Chestnut street. and will
be continued 10. morrow and Friday evenings by B.
Scott, JT.
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MAY START MORE LOOMS AFrER EBEorIoN.-It
men aud women, one and two-shutte Power loom
WeAvers want healthy place. steady work. highest
wages, al comfortable rooms, tn had better
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P.s-But II Seymour and Blair take hold It will be
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JOHN CLEND DENNING,
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MOUNT MoRIAH-A TRIBUTE GENIUs.-The
highly.gifted writer, Nine de Marguerittes, who
visited the great rural cemetery In Its infancy and
whose grave isuron of Its grassy slopes In tho
columns of the Transcript thus wrote of that city OF
the dead:-
Some has written that the feelings inspired by
visiting the burial places of the dead grateful
rather than melancholy. And It Is true. One may
mourn over the loss of near and dear of earth
and moisten their graves with hallowed tears, but
the memories OF the long ago VIII sooIhe the aching
heart repose, and dry fountains Rrieylng
soul. The requiem chRunted forever In the leafy
shades; the grateful sunshine RESTING on the grassy
mOunds; the tablets reared by those who love and
weer-these speak u the heart with welcome
tongues and heal Its sorrow as with holy balms.
In place. perhaps, will their power, their eIo.
quence, and their silent whisperngs be heard and
needed more than that beautiful city of the dead
MOUNT MoRIAH Its hills and wales, its groves an d
streams, its isolation from the noisy and
speak, nature only speaks to the heart Of hearts
more inviting place cannot be found in the ylci.
nifty Of PhIladeIphia Let all 20 and SEQ it,
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WE CALL the attention OF our lCity Passenger Rail-
road Companies, Livery Stable Keepers, and O vners
of horses generally. to advertisement Of CLARKEs
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Not merely invigoTant however, but . gentle
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by tndowing the human physique with extra lst
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while removing the complaint. Its as a remedy
for Indigestion is now general In all parts OF the
United States that II may be consistently entitled the
NATIONAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA Its celebrity
s not confined to this country, however, even to
this continent There is not a port In the Western
Hemisphere to which 1t is consigned; not State
between Patagonia and the Arctic Ssa in which
"HOSTETTERS BITTERS" is not q household
phrase.
In this month OF fogs, when chll!s AID fever and
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stimulan is article of the first necessity for all
who travel by land water are In any way ex-
posed to the morb6c influences abroad In tn atmo-
sphere. OF all alcoholic tonics the BITTERS are the
pureAt and NEST eoacious-a fact attested by lead
States.
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WiNrEs
CLoTHING-M Mems, Youths, BOys', and Ohildrens.-
Choice stock OF selected styles OF Piece Goods 10 be
made TO order.
StvIe M and auorkuahp of our garments surpassed
by by Jeio AH prices guaranteed to~er
than me lowest else'ohere and fuH sd@aeon 0Har"'-
sd eys .,,rchnser or the sale cancelled and monsy
pRded,
Hag t1ov bet,Oeen BhNHhII q Gor
'"" 0'S stnth Streets No. bis MARKnr 81.
PHILADELPHIA,
ARD No. 600 BRoADwAY. NEW YORK.
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JAwELBY.-Mr, William w, Cassidy, No. IL sonth
Second street, has the largest and attractive
of fine jewelry and silverware In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure art-
Gle fnrnishsd ~ price which cannot bs equalled
He also has large stock OF American watches in all
varieties at all prices visit to his store sure
TO result In pleasure aud pronL
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AWE HAVE SOLD 80 FAST
HS-WE HAVE SOLD 80 FAST
1--WE HAVE SOLD so FAST
65-WE HAVE SOLD so FAST
CUR FALL AND WINTER CLOrHIHe~GM
OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTUISg-fSM
OUR FALL AND WINTER CLoTHISG- ga
HY-WE ARE NoW hECEINISG
R9-WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
B45- WE ARE NOW BhoElyINa
RE-Wk ARE NOW w,, hEo ss sSsiNINe -. -
THE SECOND INsrALMENT~ 60
IEE SECOND INsTALMENT Gu
THE SACOND TESTAMENT HEa
THE shCoHD lNsTALMRNT 90
ns- BEAUTIFUL FRKsH GOODS.
HRy- BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS
EE- BEAUTIFUL kREsH GOODS.
CARD.-We have q endid STOCK or the OsTy NelUeSt
thipgs on our counter and though our sa,et are SO
large we have forty cutters aud seven hundred hand;
tokeep our sRlesrooms filled.
These 1acts are for ir rapectiOn OF any who
will csil and see for themselVes.
R9-ThS Ne~ Goods Just receiving are
fhu OVercoatS, from t775 70 E25
Indispensable Suits.
Street Jackets.
FsSSy RFeSyy 6SeE SSeEs . S.S 90 wIth'us overcoats
Stylish ChestertieldA.
Youths ChesteThelds.
Boys Double breasted 6a,kI
Youths ard Boys Suits.
Chtldren's Garibalds.
Children'd Bismarks.
ChtldIena Prince Imppriale.
Child EMS OhamberlaiaH
ChildJe ems Fancy OvercoatB,
A8-A large TO- ce OF salesmen TO give good attsn
WANAMAKER d BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLorHlNa HOUSE,
The corner OF SIXTH and MARKET streets.