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PASSENGERS

FEoM PoRT GANBLE-Per Camden, May 27th-Apon
Auee-e.
From vIcToRIA-Per Robert Cowan, May 3Ist-w r
Cuthbert-1.
FROM Sax FRANcIsco-Per Comet, Nav 3Ist-Mr and Mr.
Wilkinson, Mr. : ID Ring. P LOreniZen, Manuel Gonzalez, John
prsra- Mr. VIM Gibson, James A Robertson. Chas Fabian. r
E01-l4
FROM WINDwARD PoRT-Per Klauea, June 3-Capt Jas
Makee, : Norris, Miss Richard, Mr. McCIay, C l. Armstrong.
J Thompson, Henry Weeks and wife, Mrs 5 Z Bishop, Kau-
Bohu, ami 90 on deck
FRON MAUI-Per Ia Moi, June 3-Rev Mr Alexander. Mrs
Hines and 2 children, J Clark, NJ Grey, J w WiddifeId and
wiz, " II Cornwel and wife.
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ATTENTION!

MECHANIC ENGINE 60. NO.. 2-There
will be a Special Meeting of the above Company, at their Hail.
this SATURDAY. EVENING, at I O'Clock. A punctual
attendance is required, as Business of Importance VIII CONS
before the Meeting. Per Order of the Foreman,
;,a1t L. MORRIS, sec'y
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Mormon physicians are forbidden, under PEN
atty of 81 900, and not less than a years impris-
onment, to prescribe any of the more powerful
agents known to the medical profession, without
first explaining to the patient and his friends
their medical properties, and procuring the un-
qualified consent of all concerned.
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NOTICE!-Me mbers OF Ihe EPsiIon Zet"
Society will assemble at their usual place Of meeting, on
JUNE 18th, at Seven O'Clock, I.
..aoA, Per Order of tile FIT.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertlser.
SATURDAY. JUNE 3.
TO

Our columns are open TO all contributors, writing on matters
Of general interest. and avoiding personalities but we do not,
bv sdn;,,inc corresnondence. endorse the views expressed.
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EXPORTS.

ToR SAN FRANcIscO-Per City # Melbourne. May 9th -
Bananas, bnchs-.--.--. 100 Paddy, fbs.....-..... 1854
Buoy and AnchOr...-.. lPlants, case ..--.....-. ]
Hhtes, Pcs....-----.--- 39S sugar, 100, 1919
Calf skins, pcs.--.-- 7TalOw, fbs.......... Ass
sheep skins. badI--.- i
yalue-DOmestie. sI+.5Is 20; Foreign. ........s25.
FoR sYDNEY-Per Crown, June Ist:-
Sugar. Rs----------s 5000 And stores.
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WALTOS-At the Queens Hospital, May 10th, HENRY
WALTON, a colored man
1oSEs-AtL ahaina- on Sunday, May 18th, after a long and
patnfni inness, WILLIAM AP Jones'. aged 61 years.
Judge Jones has resided on these Islands for many years
dGrng which time he was much respected for his honor
hama 6r over twenty years. His Performance ~ the duties
4 ne Office has been characferizzd Throughout a most up-
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MUCH THE BEST PART
NOTICE.

MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
- Kingdom, Mr.. JOHN Ii. Patty will he my duly an
thorized attorney, and will have charge of the business of
Bishop X Co. CHAS. X. BISHOP.
Honolalu, June I'd, 1871 jus Bun
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NOTICE.

TIME GENERAL BIENNIAL MEETING
u Of the MEMBERS Of the QUEENS HOSPITAL soCI-
Ely will be held at the Court House On Tuesday
the 27th of June, 1871, at II NJ. Per order.
jus 1t L. A. SCHAEFER, Secretary.
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BIRTH.

this city, May sIst, to the wife of Nj. J. B. Hermann,
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE NJ f. BOYD.
w has left nv bed aud board without cause or proyoca-
ton. / hereby forbid all persons harooring or trusting the
said Ana +. Boyd on my account, as L will not pay any debts
contracted by her frem this date. All persons harooring her
will be proceeded against according to law.
Signed by me this day, Honolulu. May 80, ISL.
iu3 st WA. T. bOiD.
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Wanted.

aid CAST IRON-I-2 TO I CENT
" Pound, will be given. according 70 quality, BY .nl
m25 HONOLULU Ih0N WORH
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Mr.. EDITOR We heard 1t Reported iIhoPe neH
is no harm in that, that it had been " deuermineu'
or ordered or something OF the SORT AT heau-
quarters. to erect an iron railing enclosure rounu
tho PROMISES of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30

The store and dwelling Of JosEPHUs
CLARK, at New AIartfnsville, were des-
troyed by fire last Saturday night. The
goods were saved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30

THE centre of gravity of population is
a term adopted by calculators of statistics
derived from the census returns of the
United States to eXpr ess briefly the fol
lowing idea: Surprising the country to
be a plane surface loaded with inhabitants
distributed over it in the manner shown
by the census, the centre of gravity of
population would be the point upon which
the plane would balance This point, in
1910, was near the eastern foot of the
Cumberland Mountains in Virginia, upon
the thirtieth parallel of latitude. In 1850
the centre had moved westward fifty-seven
miles TO point south of Parkersburg, Va
In 1860 it had moved eighty-two miles
further west, to point south of Chilli
Gothic, Ohio, and not far from the bound
airy line between Virginia and kentucky.
The census of 1870 shows that the centre
of gravity of population has moved forty
five miles further west, and is now AZ Will
mington, Clinton county, Ohio. 1t is esti-
mated that in thirty years the centre will
be found near Bloomington, Indiana, about
forty miles southwest of Indianapolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30
MARRIED..

TH-MORELAND.-On Thursday even
ing, December 9sth, 1871. at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, by Rev. tabez Hall, Mr.. CHARLES
X. SMITH and Miss CARRIE MORELAND, all OF
this city.
THOMAS -BRINTON.-T Thursday evening,
December 2Sth, 1871, at tho residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev. Thomas o. Tongue, Mr..
p X. TIIoMAs and Miss l8ABELLE j. BRINTOE,
all Of this city.
CLATOR-MORAN.-On Thursday, Deem
Der 2Sth, 1871, by Rev T. b. Hughes, Mr.. GEORGE
CLATOR and Miss MATILDA MORAN, both of
Wheeling, w. Va.
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Reeds Cough syrup.

1t has rapidly grown In public favor and is en-
dorscd by all who have used it as being SUPERIOR
to any other Cough Medicine. Give Il q trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
McCABE, KRAFT s CO., Proprietors.
noviT-dSW Wheeling, W. Va.
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DR DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PERI

never fail, and may be depended upon in every
case where the monthly flow has been obEtrIcted
by cold or disease. DUFoNCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
always give immediate relief. being especially
prepared for married ladies. A lady writes: "Du-
POnco's Golden Pills relieved me in one day "
THE GENUINE are put up in I.ARGE (wHIrE)
BOXES containing double quantity OF Pills, and
upon each box you will find my "Prfvate Reve-
me Stamp" Upon the stamp the words
DUPoSCo's GOLDEN PILLS, without that None are
Genuine.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box Price 800 per box.
Sold in Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist
LADIES by sending him 800 through the
Wheeling Post Office, can have the Pills sent by
mail, to any part OF the country Free Of Postage.
s. d. HOWE,
oc13 Sole Proprietor, Nov York
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

WHEELING, w Va, Dec. y, 1871.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company will
be held at the Office OF the Company ON Monday,
the Sth day OF January, 1872, between the hours
OF and 81 O'Clock p. n, for the election of
Nine Managers to serve during the ensuing year.
dec23 JOS. LAWSON, Sec'y.
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DIED.

McCANN.-In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Friday
morning, December %, 1871, MARTHA A, wife OF
W. IL. Mccain, aged - years.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her father, VIM. Collins, on Main street, oppo-
site Union, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30

IT IS stated in Washington that Phila-
delphia has been agreed upon By the Ma
tional Executive Committee as the place
to hold the next Republican Convention.
st. Louis and Cincinnati are not consider
ed favorable points, on account of deficien-
cy in hotel accommodations. Chicago
would have been the place selected but
for the late conf1agration. $500
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ON MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cnred Impediments
to Marriage removed New method of treat
mcnt- Now and remarkable rrmalioS Rocks
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec2JdSw
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NATIONAL BANK

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF this
Bank, and the election of Directors, will be held
ut the Banking House TUESDAY, January
Ninth, 1872, between the hours of Ten A. N. and
dec2S GEORGE ADAMS. Cashier.
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CRlSTADoRO'S EXCEL SIOR DYE

is lost, lost lostI Still it towers over all rivals,
new and old sim, it remains tho STANDARD
HAIR DYE or THE COUNTRY. Still, tens OF thou
sands OF heads that once showed tho white Nag,
CARRY CRESE4DORO'S COLORS,
and the course OF the dye Of dyes is ever upward
and onward So much for excellence, whole
somcness, and q true reproduction of Natures
tints. As a dressing after dyeing, use
CRISTADoRO'S HAIR PREsERVATIVE.
Gcc9d&w
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\ WFUL DEFEAT.

The rout is completet The last hope OF the
parties who have been getting up ScALr PoIsoMs
To rnmprtc with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
TUESDAY. Sept. lo-P. "

TUESDAY. Sept. 10-P
The tone of the stock market was quite
heavy at the opening of business and prices underwent
further Cccine but 1t soon became evident that the
market had been very much Ovcrsold, and that tie
shorts thought 1t prudent to cover The result OF TINS
conclusion was a smart rally in prices, ext nding
through the list Of active stocks This precisely the
result foreshadowed in our article yesterday and
the natural result Of overacton. After the free pur-
chases short account the market became duh again.
and later in the day prices give way all round The
cliaues have az yet apparently made no effort
to sustain prices but we shall be surprised y
they do not presently come in to protect their
favoritcs. and in doing this give Mt least t'n'
porarily upward turn to prices. The trouble when
ia at the root Of this market, however Is TOO deeply
seated and too serious be removed by mere spirs
The decline has been severe, and should naturally lie
followed by reaction, but that reaction has no real sig
nfcance In it's application to the stock market except
for the day The street needs to be freed from the Clique
thraldom which has long coggrd operations, ard
when this point shall have been reached we may lock
for more healthy condition OF business In the early
mart of the day NewYor Central fell off to 92s scrip
ss3: Erie 29}; Lake Shore, 107, and Union Pacific. T.
the weakness and decline in the last named sr"' r
being attributable to the unexpected thrUWihg
upon the market Of large block OF SHARE
representing the holdings Of well know
spectator who heretofore been regarded by his
rades as an undoubted bull The principal dealings '
the day were in NewYork Central, Erie Lake Sh'r".
Ohio and Mississippi, Wabash, Pacific Mail Union Pacin'.
and Union Telegraph Company The Lake Shore dividend
matter stands I'm satu quo though hear, from usual y
well Informed circles that the notice TO be conveyed I"
the Board will be substantially heretofore pub shi
In THE TRIBUNE The investment shares were pretty
well sustained, while the miscellaneous and Exim.-
shares have sympathzed with the general market. n
following table shows the highest and lowest pric-
which active stocks were sold to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

The steamship HOlsatIa sailing TOT Europe to-ui!
takes out &s3, 47s In specie.
Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer WIS
consn,i will close at Sl0 a. H., at the mecnane Ia
change, Nos. so and 50 Plne-st.
The Clearing House statement shows exchanges slOs
sS6,e4s; balances tS.i5S,ll.
The money market has ruled irregular to-day 9nd
though early loans were made at and per cent on call
ON railway securities. yet sharp demand set III later.
and before O'Clock money was lending at per cent
very freely, while few small transactions were r'iofc
at In discounts there has been very ht''e
doing, and rates are as heretofore quoted.
Covernmept bonds have been quiet aud shade higher
IN some NJ the issues though the changes Us conas
with yesterday may be set down Us immaeriai' f'N
Hatch report as follows, ut p. W.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
F0PGIGN GOSSIP.

OF the f,.ur great armies contemplated ny
Ercncr Minister War. dAurcllcs dc Paladnes
N to haze command OF the southern
President Theirs is reported to nave ne
slowed the insignia Of the Legion Of Honor on nearly 400
persons the last three months including some IL or 10
OF our c0untrymen among the rest
Prince Alfred thought to add to the attrac-
ton Of his royal brothers presence Ireland by sending
live elephant which he had captured In Cey'on nut ne
Neast absolutely refused to aboard the transport III
spite Of ooaxing and whipping.
Lieut.. Masters of the British Navy, who mas
Men traversing Terra del Fuego, edihes his Govern
ment with comments ON the people whom ne Tnctnrs
believers are departed spr san tbese
onyand the chief business Of ite is TO keep .'0''
ghosts from doing the people mischief
An international exhibition-the first OF the
Kind ever held in the counryis to take place In feru
next December The principal prizes open iof ~ pr
to all nations are two gold Medals saue1 In
and $500. The hyeliest interest mas oeoH oA'N -
regard to the coming exhibition. 80 =,
Madames Theirs and MacMahon edited the
Parsiaps two three Sundays ago. by hoiGhs pie'o.
for collection at the Church Of the Holy
TO ssy that Madame Theirs black as usual wMIe
Marshal MacMahon's wife wore Il pre''S' "n'''
dress" s
John G. Clarke was brought up on remand
hefurc Iondon Police Court the 3oh ult' cnareeo
with forging American bonds The treasurer OF no~es
Co.. bankers said that his firm had advanced Ss conn
oo United States bond Then gstrate ssd that the
charge OF forgery could be sustained but eomteeo
the prisoner for obtaining money py iaise pieOen'.
Stockholm correspondent OF the Nelo-
York Daily Skandindrisk Post says that Cnaries Nv
w. ~ sweden IA about 20 be married to the Princess
rnyra vounsest daughter OF the King OF Denmark
Should this be the case the King OF sweden WHO'S
dsngIter is married to the Crown Prince OF Denmark
wond he his own daughters brOher-i Flaw and his son
insw. the Crown Prince of Denmark, would be son
his own sister. II Thyra should have children their
would he a very curious state Of relationship in tina
family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

The gold clique showed their teeth a;ain to-day and.
thanks the superb genius of the Groton nanccr Wti
able to further ,xtOrt exorbitant rates from the c IL
ants and advance the price from ll4 to u.s. whc seems
TO have been the desired goal for to-day plan. III
ton with the gold market late street gossip has h' 70
the effect that Secretary Boutwell, will be present III the
street tomorrow and will sell the Thursday gold al tat
time 1t is stated that he will buy s5OOOOO OF bonds to-
morrow and also sell equal amount OF gold Thu Is
not credited in semocia circles, and lit Is rather too
good news perhaps, to be credited In any intellgrn
circles The following rates were paid by borrowers FOR
the use Of gold until tomorrow Sl6. 7i6, SIG, 3 &,
and 332 per cent, while at the close is hid TO- ill.,
tomorrow The days business at the Gold Exrharce
Bank was as follows Gold cleared, sc 900; gold bal
ances 553clO currency balances, 81 9' 1896 Tie fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
AIMING AND FINANCIAL.
rs. Nur.aaDr SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BON

US NuG.aAOu SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BoyDs
81. J"~rlH ,vD DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPASY'
II u.>"Nr, ,TIoNs OF $1,000, $500 AND $780, csn
now be- had from the undersigned or through the
PRINCIPAL banks and bankers Of the United States.
he uttelon of investors is invited to the merits Of
these Bombs secured by first and only mortgage on.
tEc road, rq'rnents franchises and property o. q
frank Inc 81 riiroad which will shorten the dstasce
hct ycc New York and San Francisco some go miles,
and il addition the mortgage to secure the Bonds
covers land INT of 100000 acres of the most fer
;ilc land IN the West which is prohibited from being
Sold AZ lep than four ($4 dollars per acre by tho
terms 90 til crtgage deed, and according to tho
present market price of the Illinois Central COmps'
ny's lands is worth SlS75OOOO. This loan was orig
nally to- &,JJoeoO but has been largely reduced br
subscriptions OF actual investors. The remaining
iaanc, nf d." Loan is offered at on and accrued in
irrcet hut ;rAht is reserved to advance the price
al any tiiur without notice.
TIE Bonds have thirty years to run bear per
zen: interest. payable IN New-York, London or
Fankfort-o tn, MAN, at the option of the holder,
WILTON. notice Tree of taxes. Born PRINCIPAL AND
IHTEnt>I ~. iAYABLE IN GOLD They are Coupon
Bonds. but can be registered with the coupons
OK 81 can 81. registered with the coupons OFF,
ana interest PAID to registered owner. Interest pay
able August - and February Is. liberal sinking
fund forIacd from the entire land sales, IN payment
TO, which Ia, bonds will be received at par anu ac-
crued interest. provides for the early exting'ishment
OF this loan.
Tmstc.,-Farners Loan and Trust Company
IN, Sc bonds otter favorable inducements TO parfS
de4rpy 10 fund their Fve-Twenties, or other high'
priced ~, ur.tl,o.
In converting Five-Twenties the investors re~nA'
y per cent profit ON the principal per cent per an
n,m excess of interest and at the same time ses
perfect security.
Maps. circulars, documents, and full inforna"0u
furnished OF. application.
Thouro cct;ro as agents for the sale Of this loas o~
6r,y buu ,d y in their regular business the oosss%
the st. yosepa md Denrer City Railroad Company ~"
of Le Eastern Drision being sow quoted at lo2 CAD ~
.r..j ;,s,, These rers originally placed b. ~ ef"f
Tanner Co.. Bankers, No. II Wall-&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

State bonds were active and lower carly III the da!'
hut WITH . ,teadier feeling ut the close. There was
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For SALE,

comma Davis County, Mo-, Per Cent Bonds ""
eAonDo Clinton County. Mo-, Per Cent Bonds u ~
$4,000 Platte County, Mo, 10 Per Cent Bonds It w.
$4,000 City Of Trenton Mo-, Per Cent Bonds o. ~
s5uOoo City of Cameron, No. Per Cent Bonds . w.
ssOooo C.,y of Pattsburg No. 10 Per Ct BONDS . %"
800 100 Leaveuworth County Kansas, D. c. DO - 49,
Tho above Bonds have from S to 20 years 70 8ns
Interest payable semi.annually in New-Yofk w"
cial documents and particulars en- Be ooss'n''' y
tbs office Of RANDALL II. FoOrs,
'''' ' " mE,ch.us.-p6e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
DAYS transactions at the U. 8. sub-Trcasurv

The days transactions at the u 8. Sub Treasury
Gold receipts $65s -@ % Curreney PAYMENTS 80 3 u
Gold 6it43 % Currency oaanee.... u.4to"J Il
tioid balance S. 3Ji 1853 Is Customs ...."... 5!5V NJ
Currency receipts. l2.5 -
Foreign exchange continues demoralized under the
arrangements OF cash gold. There IL no business re-
ported OF any consequence, but the rates are nomna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

TsR FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN Per Cnn EoX-
BoNps OF the WEST WIsCoNsrs RALMsxsh IN.
pAXY offer rare chance for safe and Rron nSoe 10
Ro"d s Which Is very nearly COMPLETED the rs Il
stock, telegraph, land grant. and all the ssssSsn
the Company The lands are relssseo s aUount sthN
S a"% 90. Ssyc NE Road VIII form the Greet
R"mts from, CLinsso md N0wsshs TO u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

In, IAt.lf.r Ina stock market was active to-day !;
I,s-l,,a >lxcs sold at 1861; Philadelphia and Erie
E.itaf ri. - ding Railroad, 81; and Pennsyivaaa
I.,',.oli. 81, odd closed at ll4i.
Wcr". ,lr, to state thatlan informant meeting OF
tF h.,,r. ~ Preferred stock Of the st. LOUIS Alton
,rt Trrr ,nntr railroad Company will be held at tho
ol oftnc Company, No. u Wall-s tomorrow (wednes'
,.,yJ Al O'Clock r. m.
road bond. we're steady on well distributed bgs
pes. The rnra Paciics sold at lo2
The arlIc.a amount Of exports exclusive OF speci0
rom ill., Iot e" Ncw-York for the week ending Sept 10,
l-;l. wa, ~ ,l?-.6i.
The ,rpo,' the PARK Bank had called in s. OQsf
ioal,~ l. jrI'.l
Tn earning. Of the Lake Superior and Mississippi Raj
r,l &C. Ia. v'l ling September were tl5ls2 IS, Of
Uto $ilut. n Y AZ from freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

sparp turn In downward direction in South Carolina.
inc January and July issues and those Of April .na
oc'oDer dropped over per cent. North Csronas, old,
were down cent, Tennessees aying been eadv a,
yesterdays decline. The following were the bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
fOllOwln e were Tie bids:

City bank shares we're lightly dealt in. The dealines
were distributed IA follows: Merchants Exchange par
Bank ~ Commerce. III, and Central National ios Tho
following were the bids:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-13
HORSES.

Horse stock of every kind require
constant attention in winter. There are
few stables so perfect in every particular
that some improvement cannot be made
in them Some are too cold, and the
horses consume an extra qauntity of food
to keep up the heat of their bodies
Some have not sufficient ventilation and
the horses are compelled to breathe
over again the vitiated air which has
been expelled from their lungs Many
stables have not sufficient light, and this
in itself is a serious defect, as the want
of light gives rise to various diseases,
according to the statements of expert.
enced veterinarians. The racks, feeding
boxes stalls, and floors of stables are in
many cases not properly constructed,
aud Improvements in these particulars
may be necessary. Street car and omni-
bus companies find that great econo-
my of proveuder may be effected by
"chopping' aud stealning hay and straw,
and mixing with bean meal or corn
meal Farmers should follow their ex-
ample. The shoeing Of horses is mat
ter of great Importance, especially in
winter, when accidents frequently occur
from horses slipping onice or the smooth
frozen surface of the ground The re-
pairing, oiling and padding of harness
should be attended to, and veterinary
medicines and instruments kept ready
for use Western Rurdi