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hENENUE.-Ine reCelptS IrOu Inls
source to-day were S2l4, s16C0.
W. SCOTT SMITH has been appointed to po-
SION m the Office Of the Board of Public Works.
WE REGRET to learn that Secretary Delano
was carcd 10 Ohio to-day by the death of his
b 0,heT-ir-lsw.
TIRE DEATH of ne hosi1e Chief Cochise is
Iel ted from wounds received in q e hit with
Mexican tfoor1 in SeDorL.
ANTONIO PEDIo BEGeEs, the Brazilian
Minister to this count. y, arrived in New York
yesterday.
MARCUS P. NORTON has been excluded from
practising before the Patent lice, in any and
all GAGS, by Commissioner Legge.s.
TEE COMMISSIONER OF PArkSIs to-day
heard srsumentT in the harvester interference
caSe of Marsh rersrs Bat appealed from the
decision OF the exam -rers in chief
CAPTAIN II. E. ALvoRp, 9th cavalry, has
been relieved from duty at the Massachrset'.
Agricultural Conese, at Amherst, aud ordered
to JON his proper ,sation.
ORD-R SUsPKSpFp-The Secretary of the
lnseI,or hfJ q -ceted that the order OF August
IL, LII, qr'ring the removal OF the ,ardohce
rom HrnbolGt - Independence, Rars, IL
scspendod un IL fprhcr orders.
PBRsoNAL.-Cn Dit-that Mr.. whelan and
Miss Zeller, of Goorgetown, are to be married
next week. ...-Mss Addie Randall who sang
Nancy in the opera of Martha by amateurs
IL winter. Will sing in that character in Italian
opera in New York next winter. Miss r. il
being educated in New York, under the ,irec-
ION OF Athletics.
A NEW COMMANDER FOR THE GUERRERO
Capt. j. b. Creighton has been detached from
special du,y at New York sndordered to Spezzia,
Italy, - bring the Guerrero home. This ship
has been commanded by Capt. Thomas II. Ste
vens, and was recently run aground In the Med
iterranean, by which she was badly injured,
hence Capt. Creighton has been ordered out 10
bring her home. Capt. Stevens has not been de-
tachGd from the ship yet.
A MUNIFIcENr OPFER.-Mr. Corcoran pro-
poses to SILL to the Board of Public Works, for
market hou e or any other purposes, square No.
20, situate between eth and 9th streets and o
and streets north, for the sum OF one hundred
and Sky thorsand dollars taking in payment
the bones of the Territory bearing seven per
cent. interest, and then to donate these bonds u
the Corcoran Art Gallery fund. By this means
the Territory would acquire this valuable tract
OF land at really no cost
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WE REGRET TO learn that Secretary Delano
was carcd 10 Ohio to-day by the death of his
0.heI-ir-lsw.
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TIE DEATH of ne hos;,e Chief Cochise is
reported from wounds received in e yht with
Mexican ifool in SeDor :.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Hon Russell Quincy
arrived yesterday per the China Also, five
members OF the Bur''ngame Chinese Embassy
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Lea Il PERKINS, sauce.

Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and it ID un-
rivaled for its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA PERKINS to
prosecute all parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
au12-eo6m Agents, New York
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EDUCATIONAL.

II YOUNG LADIES, 4l9 4th st.-M lie PRUD-
HoMME, PRINCIPAL. The duties Of this School will
lish Department will be chiefly under the care Of
Miss FAUST. an accomplished ard thorough teacher.
HOMME will now resume her private French
ca for ladies and gentlemen, and will also form
an afternoon clais for boys selS-6ts
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Great Reduction,

BRANDIES, GINS, &c,
Of the following brands, viz:-Family Nectar
years cd, s.-0 per gal. Robertson q do. IS SO
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow- do, SIS do, Baker,
do, 50 do; Pine Apple, (rectified,) SID do.
Brsndies-Lsrocheller, Ss do; do, hne,) Is do;
hehnss.ey, 1854 81 DO; de-, lSis, $40 do; Otard,
Old Tom Gin, S2.2s; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
O. GAUTIEB,
Proprietors Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myn 1917 and 1919 Penn q avenue.
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nrIt Is the fashion now I'm Connecticut for
condemned murderers 10 issue cards Of invita-
ton to their executions and funerals.
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Departed Specie.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Specie shipments,
S9227.
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ANTONIO PEDIo BEEeKs, the Brazilian
Minister to this count y, arrived in New York
ySS.e-day
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L FASHiUNABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
NEW MEDICAL BUILDING 1904 ST., near 10th,
will open for the Season Of lg12,
On SATURDAY, September q, 80 p. m.
JUyENiLE Class. TfUEsbAYs, THURsDAYs,
LADIES CLASS, TUESDAYS, THURS ~
DAYS; and sATuRpAYS, e. m. ,A
Especial Class of Ladies and Gentlemen for the
Boston" Tuesday and Thursday, to 10 m. :,
Reunion every Saturday, Z 10 10 p m For Ladies
and Gentlemen only; children will not be admitted.
CURED to make application for Complimentary
season Card Of Admission, BY post, to PROF.
Prof. s., suitable reference should accompany the
note Of application: NOTICE.-All pupils entering
the classes during September will receive IS lessons
TO the quarter Private tuition and tuition in schools,
upon; Residence, No. 9l9 l2th street, between
and streets. an 2-h
NARINI & BATES DANCING ACADEMY,
GA e STREET, N. W., ~
VIII reopen for the season, 1a,.7,, On
...,. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %,
at o'clock for the reception of pupils For partic
usrs circulars, to be had at music stores at
the Academy. se7-lm
II O. REICHENBACH's PIANO sToBE,
u. No. &c liza Street, dbocs Psand, AceHxS,
(EsTABLIsHRD OVER 20 YEARS
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
Pisnos, Organs and Melodeons Tor sale ortNEV
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
organ Tuning and Repairing. apply
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER il the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold BY All druggists Price, 1 and 50 cents.
ER restores soled gloves equal to new. Sold BY al
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
cents. des-ly
Batchel0r's Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead, any rtaIie poison produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the yaunted and delusive Preparations
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
BY all druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, New
York fe5-h
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A NTHONY FISHER,
FIRST CLASS sCOURER,

FIRST CLASS sCOUREB,
SIS 9rH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OBTIcH.
BY promptly adopting the latest Improvements,
Whistler Of American OF European invention, L am
sEabled to do work in manner not to be eQualed
81 those not possessing these facilities.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without being taken apart;
al kind Of spots remoy ed without cleaning the whole
garment, and Grease Spots, after being removes
reYer show again. Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned,
Without Shrinking OF Injuring the garment, at the
following prices: Coats, Is and 81 So Pants, 70
cents; Vests 50 cts =; a " hole Business Suit, S225.
Repairing done neatly and at reasonable prices.
New York style Of cleaning Kid Gloves-e single
pair IS cents, two pair 40 cents, one dozen 81
Grape Wells and Trimmings cleaned, blackened snd
sti1sned, at 81 per square yard. Ostrich Feathers
(vhite) colOred cleaned and curled in the best style
ONCE Of the Staten Island, n. Y, Dyeing Estab-
shment, established 1919. The oldest and largest Of
It's kind in the country. il not IN the world.
ANTHONY FISHER, Agent,
Ugly 61s 9th street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLD No. ON EXHIBITION SNBw Ne
4s6 AND SALE 439
1rH srS AT f7TH ST.

No. 400 Seventh street, between D and = streets
eight doors above Odd Fellow Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings Chromos, &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures Frames Picture Cor6s and Tassels
Rings, Eails, &c. in the District.
~TERMS, CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. apz5 ly~
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~ 1ETs AND AWNINGS.

TENTS for Sale OF Bent for Camp Meetings,
FAIRS, Festivals, &c.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
NJ. @. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
auaA Ga Louisiana ayanue.
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MARCUS P. NORTON has been excluded from
practising before the Patent Dice, in any and
all cs.cs, by Commissioner Legge.t
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.
THE TRADES.

CARRIAGESi CARRIAGES I
y CARRIAGESiil .aGRR
On hand a large uUmber o. NEW andteTG<E
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ~ re-&N@
duced prices. Repairing prumDtlv attended 10.
For sale cheap a LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON,
WV rOBERT II. GRAHAM.
seIqSs cor 9Th ard y Il. Factory. 40 Sth 81.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19

stayed In New Orleans he and his wife gained the
confidence OF an English widow lady, who was
THE MOTHER
OF this last unfortunate boy. They promised. no
doubt, pretty good sum OF money and gave assur.
ances tnat they would treat the poor little fellow
well.n
"What kind Of boy was hew
"A pretty little fellow with light hair and fair
complexion and delicate features saw the
PARTING BETWEEN HIM AND HIS MOTHER
when the UAtalles took him away. The scene was
heartrendiDg, and now, alter this sad ending TO IT,
shall never forget it. There, was the mothe::, a
nice respectabe-ooking lady dressed In black. soh
bna 67e5neE be-, %. 90 :. %cy neart won" eaK and
begging these Wretches - ,reat MIN wn,i Soon
e!sl tila, came !" New York, and the D'Ataies
joined U O'||,,el's menagerle.n
S0t Tor an engagement .~S
al don't know exactly but should ,ulUA about
two hundred dollars week.u
"WEen did they
10 this countrym
lies. MY impression s that they appeared first In
Bostoa, They had with them then little boy they
nau Drought from Paris as they said; but, as II
Iurneu OUT afterwards really from somewhere IN
treatment of this boy nearly caused his death, and
when II came to the ears OF the authorities they
were arrested, and only escaped by
JUMPING THEIR BAIL
Ine Doy remained In the hands Of tho authorities.
me Man with the Iron Jaw was sick for some time
alter tlat, and on recovery procured another boy
ana started performing again, ultimately Joining
cpadny ~ BidwelPs company. / believe, though,
us for again ill-reatlng boy. And | also think
tnaC after leaving us and before this last worst
dilemma OF all, he was brought to book again near
Philadelphia over the same boy, who is now dead. u
nation, and, thanking him for his courtesy the re.
porter withdrew.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
COURT cs coMnua plsAs-spsClAl TERM.

"Bonrnpsee Byramgec Colah," the Insane
Pnrsee Mi.lionnnirs--Applicati for Ills
Deportation to Bombay.
Before Judge G. p. Daily.
II VIII, doubtless be Iresn In tho remembrance
OF the readers OF the HERALD that about year ago
the subject OF the present application to the Court,
Bourangee Byramgee C0lah, q Parsee merchant, re-
sfdlng in Bombay, of great reputed wealth, became
insane while at one of our city theatres, and was
charge Of the police. Inquiry revealed the
fact that the insane gentleman was O guest
at tho HOFFMAN House, and that he brought
with him to this country 100000 in gold. The
Vice Consul Of the British government In this
city, Mr. Plerrepont Edwards, on learning the
facts, applied to this Court for writ OF unacy.
which was granted. Mr.. Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., was
fhen appointed committee in charge OF Mr.. Coah's
tent Of 100000 by the proprIetors OF the Holman
House. From tnat time to this Mr.. Colah has been
now in the Flushing Lunatc Asylum The appl-
cation now made Is on behalf OF Colahs wife in
Bombay, who has, by power Of attorney, empow.
cred another Parsee, by the name OF Wadia, bring
ner husband and his money back to Bombay. The
moving anldavits state, among other things, that
benefited, II not absolutely restored to sanity, by
his removal to his wife and family at Bombay that
na nS p1ess aSa S his s peculiar regSn
interests, well as those OF the wife and family,
Will be best subserved by his immediate removal to
part OF Mr. Jarvis the trustee OF the estate and of
Mr.. Cons able the trustee Of the person, on the
ward out OF its jurisdiction; that since MIR. wadia
obtained the power OF attorney from his daughter.
from two brothers OF the lunatic at Bombay to the
effect that 1t would be injurious to his health TO
ther action be taken in the premises until some OF
the Immediate relatives OF Mr.. Coah should arrive
in New York & and appear be before the Court tho
matter to this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19


50 1s;s e 8 ice Ri f q " .S s ss
white yss r% Ha
@sCH so
Sisa %i Ss @sS @ 49, rse ss S S
for mixed % o sc bs for white Rye a'ss bq firm
as ana at 81 ans for
oiessn 10 fSe market continued quiet but s,eaa In
n, for az
90, ;s; e." r.
% 'fss to Cork % ssPn .SSA:s BE- st
s5asf s5s
sno, g. ga Nerwsgiap bark bark from Phadsphs g
aIff ' ssnss
oIs & Rio sd. e." 81 pHs.o' s. al ss
gold and 5000 Bdenos Ayes at 2694c gold The market
MoLAssEs.-The market duh but unchanged Sales
Ssnns ?s 49, s
Y%@s Ps1S no @ @ ' EnssS :ond I I Sc @
NAVAL sTemEs demand for spirits turpentne was
S 5 e.:
tSs 's. ;s ss ':' .
%c quote " & sss s Y % % No. ss s q x ~ - Me-
ana ss
JIIs.-Lnsesd in fair demand for consumption a.
full s 0 y II ss sn ms s
of about 800 bbs in Now Bedford on pryato terms In
r%ds @ ers Se% aI on
S other nr rsned ass mo aS but
steady There was considerable Offering but very e Dis
although there was business Importance
Mains %s sSs S. ns%aps S1a ff bulls Case
was quiet o and steady al sse loc The sales Of refined
S SSs1s ss: S, s:'%sI ssSs
"nS se S sG S a as
Y 50 Tie rSssslpa,S' %ssgs
TsHs sF sDS and
.FRSvisIoSs: Receipts Gu. meats Is5 packages; lard
e firm A. 1 s. s S sale, S S 800 bSs
@ @sfsSSes aSsui rs $50 SOLD tor @
aos IN ess ss Sn S Ss q .Ss w.
2.c. &C. long DO. sSc. Cumberland &C.. s,r.
Sa ST az hs sale: wn: eSod Of e
e on At 3 and sS, s for
: sss g S 3ss.sa s5 NJ ~ z ass ID III
Beef 4s9 qms .". no s Sas let, and
i@porisn, trsns.sqn rego,isai We aominaly
wsqa: oanss s ,i.I and sSs W.
@ smoked do 2e 5c Dressed hog. were h fair demand
sHs as ss'ss
gpe Cheese r%Ga choice sstory quoted a" lse
% :: rss
&c 70, @ and 8 sirTSSs Carolina si ~ aios:
SUGAR IN moderate demand at full urices tle market
closing the basis of 9c CSC for fair COOL
6nng The 45U hhds 1000 boxes and 6s bags
including 22l ihds strictly prime Cuba A. ssc ID hbds
Porto Rico at l04c., 20 hhds Porto Rico Ut
oc 1870 boxes aud l,soo boxes molnsses .usa, Al
&c. q SIC. Refined about steady at l2}1c
q IKE for A and i3c. for hard. We quote:--
Cuba-Inerior reonIng, SIC &c. fair to good
fair refining, 9Lic 9Lc good to prime refining. sAc.
9'4c fair 70 good grocery sc lo'.c prime 10 choice
l0lc l0c; centric uga hhds. an1 boxes 94c
II nc moasses, hhds. and boxes, ec. yc meado. 4,ac
TIC. Havana-Boses Dutch standard Nos to ?, sfc
9hc 10 to L. g1c l0lac; do, IL TO 5 l11c HAc.
do, Ii TO 1s Sc PIC; do gto 70, 12Ao be- do
white l2c Porto Refining gracs SIC. 9<c.
do grocery grades, 9'.c. lie. BrazDucb standard,
Nos. to IL, &c. 9ac Java-Dutch Standard Nos 10 TO
~ 9c lOac M,nia--Current claycd aud SUPERIOR TIC
a9c.
l0c. for prime.
TALLow with sales OF $4,000 lbs. al ssc. for
prime.
WnisKEY.-Rcceipt 7s6 bols. The market again
frcr with of 200 bbls at sc. 93, clong latter
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept Is, 1871
Cotton qulet miidlings, 20c Net receipts, IA gTOsS
92f Exports coaswise, $500 Sales, 400 stock, 1871
SAvAsSAn, Sept IL, 1871.
Cotton firm. Low nidmgs, lslc. Net receipts, 7a6 Ex-
ports coastwise 1,l33. Sales, 20. stoca 3iisa.
BUFFALO, Sept. IL, 1s7L
Rccepts-Four 200 barrels wheat $50 bshes corn.
2S0OU bushels oats, 2SC00 bushels barey, 3sC0 bushels
Shipments Wheat $4,000 bushels; 81 uJ bushels oats,
l5s0J bushels; barley, 10000 bushes rye 5000 bushels
Rail shipments Corn, l2oo0 bushels. CaDal frcights
Eew YORK Grain in storc--W heat. $1,000 bushels;
corn, 214L00 bushels; oats, 100000 bushels;
barley, $4,000 bushels 1870 bushels malt geo bushels
Flour in fair demand and unchanged Wheat linn; spring
held ut 81 81 for No Milwaukee club Of 500
bushels sold nj 81 30 also 900 bushels of red winter
vate terms. Corn opened du and closed this afternoon
good demand and firm sales los OJ) bushei. 605c Gle
5000 good do to arive at Gle Oats aud rye neglected aud
nonnaly unchanged Barley brm gales 5UuJ bushels No
Western soc Seeds quiet sales 100 bags ,mohy So
Pork, lard and hghwines quiet and unchan ,ed.
OswEoo, n. l., Sept. Is, 1871
Flour steady, with n good demand; sales e,l0O bbs.
NJ 81 for No spring. 81 90 for amber winter Ss Tor white
winter and Ss 90 for double extra. Wheat quiet; No.
Milwaukee club he'd at 81 a amber Michigan ~ So Corn
In light demand; No2 Illinois quoted 6jqc sales SOS
bushels on private terms one car at t5ac Barley quie
Csc. offered. Corn meal 81 30 Tor boted
and 81 ~ for unbote1 per cwt Milliced uDehapged
shorts sl9 SO; ahps,uns, 1923 s25i rnldfngs SI
Wheat SIC; ami rye, DC barey &C., TO New York.
Railroad fre.hs -Flour-TO Boston, s3c. y New York,
4c TO Albany Receipts by lakesoDD bushels wheat,
bushels barley I20l bushels ue1seed, 150 bushels
$4,000 Of lumber. Shipments by canasG GOO
bushels wheat $500 bushels barley 5oJO feet OF lumber
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
JOE powL1NG ON TIE WAR PATH.
The sixth Ward la Biaze--Joiin II. sweat
nni Niiirr- on The Situnfinr..

arc ptnCIs on tue @ftulttGE.
The Justice Bowling Association had large and
enthusiastic meeting last evening at It's headquar.
ters, corner Of Franklin and Centre streets Be-
sides the meeting there was au immense outdoor
demonstration. Donfres blaZed and shed their lurld
light all around, music cniivened the air and
rockets shot up in Il nes Of fire into the blue vaslt,
10 the great do.eCtaiOn OF The assembled multitude.
The large hall of the club was thronged 10 It's ut
most capacity 10y very intelligent crowd OF citi.
zcns. The speaker OF the occasion was Mr.. john
B. Sweat gentleman VINO possesses a very vlSor-
Gus style OF oluence.
Mr. Sweat, In his speech. gave a rapid sketch OF
the beginning course ana career OF the democratic
party. Abiding to the present political crisis In this
city he advised those present assuming them OF
course 10 be all demOcratsJ TO adhere 10 their
rarty organlzatica. The speaker deprecated
Inc idea of uiseenson il the democratic
marty at this julctGre on account of the
alleged dellnqucacies Of aay one or more lndlvdu
ais and referred the de'alcaton In tue republican
party. lie warned ihe audlencc 10 beware OF the
antlcorruptloasl parry a. OF tue would-bc wolves
In sleeps clothing. iue meeting adJOdilsd WIN
several lcrcc tigers ior Justice DoNllng.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
He COURTS.
Important Patent Decislon-Interesting to Con.
tractors-The Parsee Merchant Lunacy
Case-Death Of Ex-Judgs stuart 80
in the Gener--,, Session. ~
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CovaI. %

Decision ~ Judge R!..tcnford~-A Patent Suit.
Henry B. Goodyear Administrator, DC. Us.
xsscns f. Ru0g ana Austin Rugg.-The master
reports that there has been a wilrul violation
of the Injunction in this case In behalf Of
the defendants. That the extent to which the
defendant Datus E. Rugg has been guilty Of
such violation is the making and selling OF from
seventy to eighty dental plates OF hard rubber.
from the sale of which he has received $4OO. That
the extent 10 which the defendant Austin Rugg
has been guilty OF such violation is the making and
selling of from three to four dental plates OF hard
rubber, the value OF which does not appear. The
report Is confirmed, as 1t Is sustained by the
the Court is that the defendant be fined the sum of
$500 for each contempt and stand committed until
such Is paid and that Austin Rugg, the other de-
same Is paid.
Messrs. Lee & Avord for plainti1s; Kltchell h
Jelle1e for defendants.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER

SOUTHERN SHCUKITIES LOWER.
The Southern list was heavy and lower, but re-
acted and closed ut prices just about midway be-
tween the extreme figures. The rennessees were
the chief feature, and declined to II, but rallied to
72]s. The following were the closing street quota
tions of the leading bOnds:-Tennessee. ex coupon,
72H a 70; do. new, 72E 70; Virginia, ex
coupon, 63 634; do new, 90 III do.
registered stock, DID, SO 54 do. cOnsos, 654 65}s;
Georgia skies, SO So; do. sevens, 81 92; North
Carolina eX coupon Al 43; do. funding, 1866, "a
80; 40. do 1903, 20 80; do new, rs 20; do special
tax 1s 10; Missouri skies, 97 971s; do. Hannibal
and st. Joseph 96 o61s; Louisiana skies, 81 20;
do. new, 60 o 62; do. levce skies, II 70; do.
do. eights, 80 81; do. Peniten,iaiy sevens ~
72; do railroad eghts, rs 80; Alabama fves, oS
7O do. eghts, 1ol 1922 do. railroad eights 90 e5;
South Carolina skies, IS a IS; do. new. January
and July, 5eh 81; do. do, April and october, so
a 6o; Arkansas skies, "a n 81; do sevens, so so.
FURTHER DECLINE IN STOCKS.
True to legend which Is implicitly believed by
many OF the older hdbita6a OF the stock Exchange,
that every change Of quarters by the Stock Board
has been followed by fall IN prices ranging from a
"break" to panic, the return OF the Board TO the
Stock Exchange to-day has been attended by con-
siderable decline IN prices. CuriOusy enough the
weakness was most marked IN the hitherto stronger
portion Of the list Western Union. Lake Shore and
""paeh e"Sh ueohhihe d Pei eoH'' sn" I"0Aio "iaii
81 per cent. Were 1t not that the bank statement
OF Saturday had been so unsatisfactory a
suspicion might be indulged in that the cliques
knowing the superstitious tendency OF 80 many
otherwise very practical gentlemen, who depend on
the fluctuations of the share list for subsistence,
had tempted the formation OF q widespread short
interest," ured to its fate by an Over-con1dent re.
lance upon the lessons OF history. The excitement
caused by the decline was very great and dealings
were prolonged to very late hour on the sidewalk
after the closing of the Stock Exchange. The lead.
Ing exception to the weakness of the day was Pitts
burg which, after falling to lis, rallied to 120X
New Jersey Central also, was strong, on the an
ticpated defeat Of the lease OF the Camden and Am
boy road to the Pennsylvania Central by the appi-
cation to the courts OF the minority OF the stock
holders
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES