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The SIrUATIoN.-A German, while cross
ing the Allegheny mountains during the win
ter, states dat ven going up de mountain
hish foot slipped him on de ice. and be com,
down on de broad of his back, nit his face
sticking ia the mud. aud dare be shoot"
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pEsriLENCE turks in every heap oil gar.
Dish and in the slime of the CUTTERS. To
sweep the middle Of the streets Is very
well, but 1t does not touch the bottom Of
the difficulty. The practice Of carrying
the refuse Of kitchens out OF alley.ways
and hinging them into the street iarthest
from the front doors of the people who
think so much of their own noses that
they forget their neighbors, is not only
illegal, but barbarous. People who do 1t
ough! to sleep under a loaded slop.cart
occasionally. But even this is not worse
than converting the cutters into sewers.
The odor of the cutters after night is
bad, and getting worse every day. 1.-THE
water supply would warrant 1t, the gut,
tiers ought to be flooded every evening
during the hot weather. But il we can
not have that, householders can do much
toward purifying the cutters by dissolving
common salt in lime.water and pouring II
into the drains from back premises II is
cheap deodorizeT, and rs efficient rs any.
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UNwuoIEsoME BREAD.-In these davS,
when adulteratiOn Is the rule and ppfit}
the exception, as far as food is conceraed,
any facts touching what we eat must b.
of interest. The Food Journal has -
article on the adulteTatiOn Of bread, u
says; Though alum is not a poison, VI
its use in food is, on the best Of authoNtI,
pronounced injurious. 1t acts on tJe
surface of the alimentary canal Us %
astringent, produces constipation, am
deranges the process Of absorption, y
prevents solution, not only in the bres1
while rising, but while in process D
being digested, so that many valuabIe
constituents, never being properly d1,
solved, pass through the alimentAry CAM
without afording any nOurishment Wis.,
ever. Recently alum is giving place u
a far more powerful and dangerous aRe0
for whitening bread, and that is the 6ots
onOus sulphate Of copper. 1t IS known y
be in favor with European bakers, but ~
general use in this country has neVeS ~
now been suspected. The writer in ~
Food journal says that out Of tweul)
samples analysed and examined by LiD
only three were positively genuine, Whit
sixteen were contaminated with an aGtltp
poison, The quantity, he says, Is not y
great as to show immediate effects, l,b
thousands are uncOnsciOusly consuming
hall grain Of sulphata Of copper Gyc(.
day, habit that cannot long be practice
with immunity, AS he suggests, howeyG
the fault may not rest entirely with y
bakers, since there are inferior branls .
flour in the market warranted to MsF
white bread without the use Or alum,
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r AIIGHLIN,s INFANT CORD1A,

r AUGHLlN'S INFANT CORDID
IL for Children Teethlng, sOftOns the pnI,no,
AllAys the pain, reduces inflammation, controls w
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysSlt6''
Children Of q delicate constitution, arc AM \
suffer moro than tho robust, because dentitlb1 u
prOtracted and carly cutting OF the teeth MOrg "
DO feared than late. Much Is 70 DO Appreh On "
from lOOseness Of tho bowels, that 10 OF an -
cessYO character. Moderate l0OsenesB Oi(en 3 i,
moves moro dangerous affections, but WheD,I
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting ~
great prostration, then II should be kept Ia 6g.,
troll, and for this purpose we remark, that W
LlJdRt Cordial 10 particularly adapted, and 1Dpl
used will act with the most happy effect. "A
Mothers will find II very valuable The cplnISS
will be relieved, get into q gentle sleep ~
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfOt ~
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund "
price OF every bottle not doing as we EepEesgpSS
Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold by all drlPGieI'
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS \ CO., Prol's IA
apo Wheeling, W.
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nnE woR1p rs IN ARMS.

Against the now hair.colorIng prOparati0D,"
Science condemns them. They arc vietuGpy
dead Meanwhile, ~ rs.
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair ne
proved by time and sanctioned by practical epc'
mIsts, has become the standard article Of ,u
class throughout the length and breadth Of tn'
land. 1t 10 poisonless, rapid in It's opetaJon'
certain to produce the required shade OF Cojo,F,
and has no equal among hair dyes, either In tnC
United States or Europe. To bcAutify and co.,
the hair after dyeing, uEo .....
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR PREsERvArIVb
asa dressing. augSdsF
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rTADE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

CuTADH OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y 6oGSt Circuit Court, August ., ISL.
q, LsRndS gone. in hIs character Of Executor Of
no lAS' I itii and testament OF Daniel Zane,
II, Rs4 U%n 4FS Sh1 Et I aud
CTaG gre Nor hnsband, who also snes az one
n tho aeIr,niora Of The said last will and testa.
ment a Ne mentioned
GGGiRSt r...
Daniel 2 ,,oswordS' Clarence o. McSwords,
nanie( M AMI IL ". Drakely, Administra.
TOT o. "a" sstRtG Of Thomas DLakely, decd, and
R0ber( ~ w. S%Dbcll, trustee Of Daniel Zane.
Tho biz. n thIa suit 70 70 procure q settle.
mentor nv .srotint OF said Executors; that the
stedjtolA ee ". AT IN SSid Daniel Lane, decd, be
bro1Gnl mo couTt; that The remainder Of the
land icy SSI 10 Daniel Zane be sold to pay debts;
q fireplace o. ssIS creditors Sn and 70,
aied q ~ 'S cause that Daniel 2; NcSwOrdt, Clar.
encO .. GcSwords and II, W. DrakelY, Adm'rs,
&c, ore SSt residents Of the state Of West VIr.
gne Of hG PSa 40 app6 Sy t their Alter
one Go0t rom Inc dAteo the first publication
Of tbie Nd. and DO what 10 necessary TO protect
theft ~ tSSesstS in this gni ,cn,1o,,
PSSES$ ceSHRiS, AIt'y' Tor PLANTING.
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Of almost any other rlau. But he Is .
dangerous enemy 70 cause which nSeds
faithful friends, and we have NO exGusS
for not striking him blow which he de-
uaFuna
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OTACN Of WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y CONG Circuit Court Augusta, 1871.
saf'r >. keller In Chaneery.

Tbs OH k ~ tbIs suit 10 to obtain divorce
from Sosd o. Hat@ S06 o 1lb5l%TGy the Sns
tOdY KsIaer anu s SIGGt proper relief IS
caSso TIA HeaL nrge Keller 10 not a resident OF
fhs btatN' SteWe1t virginia, on motion OF the
Mn o. " sttorneys Il Is ordered that Inc
dsiSpdAN h ~ nero thin one month from the
date ifst publication q RI !GIs order and do
" TnIte, Ncess&MITT N b, MCCOLL0 Jill CIerS'
PSck \ css6 SRA tTys for Plaintiff.
THO den 1sn, IN Inc above suit will take no
t,co Ibat 'ndahnt, ~ on the 9Th day Of scptem
S Ss4 VSe IRSS SIS law cfice q Peek Cochran, ID
tSaclY 81 Ntylhesiinv, Ohio county, West Virgin
Ia ~ al VIZ dspoI lions Of Robert smith, 4
N, john iSS J. Il, TSppsn, Fanny .. Hall, VIM
IIa"y mil nIpaSd to @St ,m TI1 p S S
Ney PECK q COCHRAN,
.udUN Attorneys for Plaintiff
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special Notices.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
GREAT REMEDY.

OF THE
GREAT REMEDY.
KRAFT'S DIARRHGA COMPOOfp
For DlarrhRa, DysenterY, FluK, Cholera NOrbGSs,
Summer Complaint and all arrangements Of p0
Stomach and Bowels no
Keep this medicine In your house dnrlNy "
Summer months Every traveller should hts o. u
Vded with this remedy. Sold with guAEA W. y,
the money refunded, II NO benefit derived rfON'
It's use. Ask for "KRAPT's COMPOUND" "A
by dealers in medicines Generally. Price JGy
McCABR, KRAFT 4. Co
jyI ProprIetOTS, Wheeling, W, W.
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cMITHs WHEELING BREWERY
A OARD.

Afler q thorough renovation Of my old,estab
lIshed Brewery, late In possession Of MeSSrs
Reilly, Barnes q Hobbs, have again resumed
my oId business OF Brewing and mailing, and
with the aid OF my old operatives, hope TO
produce such quality Of KennOtt, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made,
Twill be prepared to supply my friends and the
yise Gny wanting Stock Ale or Porter TO apply to
my predecessors, Messrs, Reilly, Barnes 4 Hobbs,
being convinced that they can supply them a
I wisb also TO intimate that have no cause OF
dispoSltlon TO Interfere with the interests Of my
three old friends and operatives at the EagI'
Brewery, vel will endeavOr to be prepared Oslp
ply ali demands for Ale, such as formerly pr
uT mys GEO. W. SMITH,
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DIED.

WALLACR.-AtS teubenvine, O., on Tuesd1y'
August sth, 1871, JAMES WALLACE BIZ, aged o.
years,
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WESr Liberty STATE NOR
w MAI SCHOOL.

VI EST LIBERTY STATE NOR.
w NAL SCHOOL.
This hsututlon iS pleasantly situated in the
town VI West Liberty, Onio county, West Va.
II W ESTABLISHED BY az t act u The Legislature
pSsteS%. March ist 1870 Ine catalogue shows an
eEe or o. during nSspaSt year Thepros'
Ing y'"C is YCrygood.
CALENDAR.
FSll rO,r, beeirs third Monday In September
WISntsSS germ Term Of il weeks begins first Monday
sH.d,9PE fern i1i' Of IL weeks begins ltst Monday
IN ]" 'lST' FACULTY.
~. &&RtHHSGHoFF, Prof. Of Mathematics,
MES T. Aa,ttTZIffIGii, Teacher Of Music,
AssiStSa : ~ other Competent Teachers.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
gSsqRS% b CURTIS, $. g. JACOB and THos
PBb'%RTON ,,vs
Tbe GNurpe Of inStruction, y ~ thorough and de
slgpe9c 70 meet tho wafLs ?, the teachers OF ouI
publS eChoOls. The LnSy ,s nn9 PIactlce g
will BIO fully ~ snd ,,,a,i ny elAes Itll
lectp' md by Inetltutg. snV aI,,, W schnol ptac
tlce Will be the oOnO,p' n J' oi mel
Bic fesnei ~. 10 ali who may attend. Students arc
tTgsd t0S 10 n,esenI Al The opening Of the term
Gp0d b0AoSS5 no fom $500 TO a % per week, &C
cord ~ %a noptraSt For particulars send for 4
CatSloBbo CAM TeSa r. II. CRAGO,
SdgS W. West Liberty, W, Va,
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General Notices,
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estAteo
W. Il. Singleton, decd, will present them pro
perly authenticated 10 mo for settlement Per
sons knowing themselves Indebted to Iaid esislr
lat day Of September next, or their accounts will
he placed in the hands Of the proper officer ioI
collection. WIN, II. IRWIN,
IvOQdAtv
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l. Preparatory course Of ont. year. 3. Regular
Literary. Course, including the, Ancient Ian.
guages, for The Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. 3.
Literary and Scientific Course, ior the Degree Of
Bachelor Of Sciences. 4; The Course for Master
0. Special Courses Ia Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed information a. 10
these Conrees will be found In our Catalopno.
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Tuition has been reduced from $50 to $50 pcr
session Boarding from q to IS per week. Gn.
i si rooms from to SO per session, and
Of all denominations,
For intther particulars apply for catalogue 10
FFot Z. Il. Loos, Secretary; or, to
w.K. PRNDLRTON, President, .
Iyi7 pntbenV Wcst VIr,,rt.
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best N Lhs Benr.d
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and Instah e ~
Gus. No disappointment No Ridiculous RI ~,
splen Hair Dye produces 1MMRDIATFLJ,naa
stAindid Black or Natural Brown. DOes Nv! Ivy
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, O(
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect D.yUes,
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond spsSeI
New York IAn27enJIW
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INJECTION NOTICE.
.KAMMER s. sIEBKE,
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE,
General Passage Agents,

General PaSsaBe Agents.
ONCE, Corner of Third and Market Streets,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Fire and Life assurances In the best Home
on Commission. Rents and Accounts collected
on liberal terms. Passage tickets TO and from
England and Ireland to New York, and Railroad
tickets from New York and baltimore To Wheel
ing Sight Drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland
France and Germany Collections made from
all parts of Europe. Apf
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Wants.

hight MEN WANTED TO PUR.
LII CHASR row Of 8 small Houses, with thrr,
large lots Of ground, In htchletOwn. The,
houses now rent for 800 each. Price "a .l6i m,
the whole property hight men uniting and nv
Ing each $3.50, would secure home, and he fIpSy
Of paying rent Just think Of IL $3I5 In rssb
now, and balAnce at and 2years will pay for t6.,
property. Mechanics employed in the neiphboT
hood should examine, unite, and act at once IN
this hint S, l., CUTHBRRT
RuR9 Real Estate Agent, 20 Monfoe n
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RETnANY COLLEGE.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.

are provided for both public and private board.
Ing, and unfinished rooms will be lett students
who wish to board themselves.
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APPARATUS AND MUSEUM,

The InahtutiOn has complete cot Of Philo.
sophical Apparatus, and students who wish IL
arc trained In the usU Of Field Instruments
. thoroughly lifted up Laboratory for practical
instruction and work in Chemical Analysis, and
tory,
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Five O'Clock p. M.
THE DEATH OF JAMES BURNING.

Fractured SkuIl-Wns 1t Murder Elm.
vestigation by Coroner Younx-Post.m NOR
tenn Examination.
The case OF James Burning, the haclman who
oied In Bellevue Hospital, as was supposed, from
the effects OF intcmpcrance, proved to be more
serious than at first believed, he having received
fracture OF the SKULL lie was found lying on the
pavement corner OF Fifty third street and Third
avenue, early on Tuesday morning, in state
OF ntoxicaton, aud taken 10 the Nineteenth precinct
station house by the police, as previously re.
ported IN the HERALD. 1t has been stated that 1t
took Two or three Officers to remove deceased to the
lock up. but whether he was violent and disordery,
and quieed by the too free applications OF the locust
to his head does not appear. The coach and horses
OF deceased stood near where ne was found and 1t
Is possible burning may have fallen from the seat TO
the pavement and struck on his head.
Notwithstanding the brother OF deceased believed
the latter had died from the effects OF violence he
was bitterly opposed 70 opening the body, and made
the performance OF a duty which was imperative.
and only by doing which the cause Of death could
PosT.MoRTEM EXAMINATION.
DR.. F. 7. I. Marsh. Deputy Coroner made post
abrasion on the lcft side OF the forehead and on
the bridge OF the nose. Beneath the scalp,
stance OF temporal muscle, same side a large
amount OF extravasated blood was found On
examining the skull assure OF the right parietal
distance OF four inches. on examining the upper
section OF the skull large clot OF blood, measuring
-four inches In length three inches In width and
one inch in thickness, between the dura
mater OF the skull, was found COMPRISING the
middle and posteriOr lobes OF right hemisphere
brain corresponding 10 seat OF injury was
laceratcd; there were also two small clots on the
left hemisphere OF the brain, are situated on the
anterior lobe, the other on anterior portion OF
middle lobe. on examining the skull after re-
moving the brain the assure was found to extend
through the right temporal bone across the middle
base OF toe SKULL
Death, IN the opinion OF Dr. Marsh. was due TO
n of
blood from the fracture OF the SKULL the result OF
violence.
Whether the fracture was tho result OF an acci-
dent or from injuries purposely inflicted must be
determined by rigid examination, which VIII be
Instituted before Coroner Young.
The Coroner has requested Captain Gunner. Of the
Nineteenth precinct, to work up the case, and when
all the witnesses have been secured the inqusition
Will be proceeded with.
As q matter OF course the officers who found de.
ceased lying on the sidewalk and TOOK him to the
station house VIII be sworn and thoroughly ex-
amined.
Deceased who lived at No. Great Jones street.
had been drinking TO great excess during the last
four months.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN CENTRAL ASSo.
CIATION

Election Of Observation-Disclosures to the Citizens.
Delegates from the various polling districts IN the
city were elected last evening TO the Matthew T.
Brennan Central Association. Unanmitv and
enthusiasm prevailed at The various primaries.
meeting OF the delegates is to take place at
Masonic Han on Wednesday evening next. An ad.
issued by the Central Association, which strikes the
The folio wing extract from this address Will more
fully explain the exact principles upon which ii Is
isSued-
We reflection whatever upon those voted and
and power tho perpetrators Of fraud and corruption.
those who make use Of the popusr war cry 70 nslead from
general principles Of sound po.uca faith that are 10 be
We ABOUT q nsucuaie new, so,id and equia.
call upon all our fellow citizens support therein. We
ropose 70 orsan,r ,6roaghopt the ene roder
the CITY aud County Of New York" The gentleman whom
hsve selected standard bearer 10 we known all
posons Of oes trust, He noted for ts pSssesson and
exercise Of qualities which are the essentials TO suecess
With % Gear and nd vigorous msnsal power, h.,iSss
In a he % Which s has been eeraed dignity and
honesty have characterized his admins. raons Having
e s. p.os No MORE eligible
worthy standard bearer Gao we find In whom the
citizens OF this great metropolis have more genuine coma.
Let u then rally around the old banner Of democracy in
past, glorious vcoriss m oIo~ that Ssnpsr The great
national Of ls72 nearing and the radical camp
s. and ps M brethren syonsno he
Wy are upon They erect g sound The key nos OF
be from radical rule corruption our watch
sord, reg out clearly sHosesy r. Limitation o. Power r.
cTyns os sbsss tbsrs Il no doubt that our hoss
10 sold mass march again and again TO the victories Of
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY TO-

late residence, o01 Third avenue, corner or Forty.
third street, on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WELcH.-A solemn high mass Of requiem
l"Monlh's Mlnd'o Will be offered for the repose OF
the soul OF Rev. THOMAS r. WEIGH. formerly assist
ant pastor OF ST. Gabriel's church. in ST. 6abriers
churcn, East Thirfysevenfh street, TO morrow morn
ing. at ten O'CLOCK. His relatives and friends and
the reverend clergy are respectfully invited TO at
tend without further notice.
Wo0LNoUGH-On Friday December 8, ELLEN,
wife OF Samuel WoOlnougi.
Funeral will take place on Sunday, December 10,
a. nailpas two O'Clock, from her late residence,
NO. "a cooper avenue Brooklyn, L. ID. Members
OF Howard Lodge are invited
fOuNa:-On saturday morning, December Q, at
MS residence, Is West Eleventh street, HIRAM
YOUNG, IN the SGD year or hts age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
BafthOl0mew's church, corner of Lafayette place
and Great Jones street, on Tuesday morning at
ten O'Clock.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

Loss $50, ,O0O-F0ur Horses Burned 70 Death.
One OF the most destructive les which have visited
Bridgeport for many years took place In the Eastern
District on Friday night II commenced In stable
occupied by Mr.. william Lee Over this stable
was carpenter shop, occupied by Joseph
Curtis. The upper story was place
OF storage, and the whoie building and contents
beng highly combusnbe, burned like tlnder and
spread with remarkable rapidity to other buildings.
This entire building, including we regret to say,
four horses, was totally destroyed. The carcasses
OF the horses may now be seen among the ruins.
The wind blew strong from the west and
the fire soon communicated with the Burns
House, also q frame building, and, despite
the efforts OF the Gremen. who worked like good
fellows TO suppress It, In the short space Of one hour
THIS with several other structures, were level with
the ground, shapelcss mass OF ruins. The upper
stores OF the Burns House were used as tenements
ana great conservation took place among the In.
mates whom II was known that tho fire had actually
attacked their resting place. and great efforts were
tired tired for sI the night All live Were - finally % removed @ G
to place OF safety, and no personal injury
sustained by any M although lt was this mornlns re-
the steamers, four IN number, were on the ground
and did their best to keep the 1re IRON spreading
ton, when we consider that water had to be forced
through 900 feet Of hose. there beng no
sse sSs'ss ssOle oMnea oy Jones' was
seriously burned in the upper part, and
is practically ruined as place Or residence. No.
$50, owned by W. Hopkins, sustained trinlng injury
All the demolished buildings were owned by Nr.
John Barr but occupied by others. Soon after tie
alarm was given persons were on the ground, and
an attempt was made to enter tue stable and
berate the horses but the smoke and fire prevented.
The poor animals could be heard groaning and
struggling TO get away. Their sunerings must have
been terrible. and are spoken OF as neartrendng In
the extreme. The fire was probably incendIary, as
Mr. Lees maa had been to the stable without a light
but short time before The fire broke out The en-.
tire loss WIN reach sss ooo about $4,000 OF which
Is covered by Insurance. One-nan an acre OF ground
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THK IMPORTS OF TIE WEEK.

IAk IMPORTS OF TIE WEEK.
The Imports other tnsn Dry goods and sperie NJ
the port OF New YORK for the week ending
December s, 1871, were sse9,.57a.
The imports OF foreign drV goods at New York
during tho past week and since the beginning OF
the year werc:--
For the Weet. 1869. 1870. 1871
Entered al port ST. 2s7, ,657 fl7Ss,i2o sl,oA3 500
Thrown on market s69ls0 I,556,,4l l.ogo, eTe
Since Jan. ].
Entered at port aO PSI ess ISL 5o4 2ss 1875 1ss
Thrown market ss,67sgoo lo2, 66ol39 I23 s3g ss7
The total imports at this port for the past week
we're s6,ol1s3S. against s5.644,92o the previous
week and s6,ol2 400 for the corresponding week or
last year.
STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.
The stock market opened strong and gradual
improvement ensued previous 10 the appearance OF
the bank statement. the advance being led by Lake
Shore, which advanced TO elA. After the bank
settlement thsra Was pressure 10 sell UAicn WN