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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16
From Clarke County.
For the Disnatcl.


BERRYvILE, April u, 1872.
The quarterly term of the County Court
commenced here on Monday the Sth, Judge
Page presiding The court is still in session,
and in all probability will continue during
the greater part of next week. Pierce Ash
hv was convicted of an assault upon one
Henry Baldwin (colorcd) with intent to kill
The Jury affixed twelve months confinement
in the county Jail and fifty dollars fine as his
punishment. Henry Walker (coloreO was
also convicted Of an attempt to commit bur-
gklry, and adjudged by the jury to be worthy
of one years confinement in the State peni-
Tertiary. This negro is rare specimen of
the " genus homo" having six fingers on each
hand and six toes OIL each foot. Applications
for new trials in both Of these cases have
been made by the counsel for the prisoners,
which the court is holding under a(lviScment.
The prospect for /; speedy completion of
the grading along the line of the Shenandoah
Valley railroad through this county seems to
he encouraging at this time. Those who
have contracts are ut work OH the various
sections under their control.
There was Il strike one day last week on
the part of the negroes who We're at work on
the section near Berryville. They were get
ting S1.371 per day. They struck for $50,
but after holding oil twenty-four hours u1-
dcrstand there was Il compromise made at
Sl.40.
The question of water is getting to be Il
serious one in this county. 1t has been eN-
ces>ively dry for number of months. Many
of the wells have gone dry, and springs are
falling. If we do not have settled rain OF
several days before the close of spring there
must be great suffering on account OF the alb
sencc OF water through the summer.
Since my last communication the Bank OF
Berryvillc has commenced operations, and
there is every reason to believe it will prove
success. There arc good men of practical
business ideas at the head of it, and our citi'
zens, who have hitherto been compelled to
go to Winchester, Il distance of twelve
miles, to attend TO bank business, can be ac-
commodated nearer home.
For the last two weeks the weather has
been most favorable to farming operations,
and the farmers are taking advantage of 1t
in their preparation for a crop of corn. 5.
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Mr.. GREELEY's SPEECH AT THE MEETING IN
New IoRE.-When Mr.. Schurz had coll
clrded his speech there were calls for Dir.
Greeley from all parts of the house. and
when he advanced to the edge of the plat
form he was greeted with continued rounds
Of applause, which completely drowned the
first sentence of his speech. He said: In
the Administration organ there is a notice
this morning, in which these Republicans OF
New York are invited to be represented in
the State Convention at Elmira on the 10Th
of May. l hereby give him notice that we
do not purpose TO attend that Convention.
10 the other two State Conventions we
have patiently and regularly sent delegates !;
some Of them have been bought out OF our
hands, and others driven out Of the Conren-
ton. Those two mockcrics Of conventions
have been simply insults to tile Republicans
of New York, to the men who founded the
party and built it up. We do not purpose
to attend at his call any more. We are going
our own way, and 1 give him notice that he
must have others to attend that convention
his weighcrs, inspectors, and so on. Hc can
elect his men without effort or opposition.
We are going our own way, another way
than his ; we are going to be represented at
Cincinnati first, and altcrward in such con-
vcntion as those who sympathizc with us
shall see fit to call, so and so only shall we
be represented. did net attend either OF
these two last State conventions. | did not
covct the honor of being kicked out of either
by Roscoe ConkIing or Thomas Murphy, but
| did attend simply to satisfy friends, and not
as my own Judgment. Iattendcd the Legis-
Iaturc of the State, and saw members dra
Sooncd. driven by threats of losing Fedora
Office iuto doing the bidding Of one man
and SAW Il majority won over to elect
speaker whom they did not think best fitted
for the Office. l have seell enough oT thai
rule and its consequences, and | put it aside
now and go forward with the non-otfice
holding Republicans to the Cincinnati Con
ycntion, and It's consequences. [Grcat up
p!al5c.]
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DEATH OF MIsER.- San Francisco. April
14.-Dr. William ucwer, al English miSrr,
aged eighty-four, was found dead i'll his room
in Dupont street. The room had not been
swept in fourteen years. One hundred and
twenty thousand pounds English money was
found in his room.
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A man was choked to death in New York
the other day while trying toswallow piece
of Bologna sausage, so they say, but the
probability is that he was choked by some
foreign substance. The makers of Bologna
sausagcs can't be too particular, while chop
ping up the meat, i'll removing the collar OF
thc doc.--Lo,asr,ilc Courier.
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RAILH0ADg AIaEs
EH "a 30 ~ M -
RICHMOND, FHEDEHi6KsguBGsA
( POTOMAC Route, March 10, B7S.

TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
gP WI NiG hi ifaI1 leaves Byrd Street. station,
0 r. NJ Except on Sdndays.l
UP ACCOMMODATIOS leaves broao-Strect Sta
ton. Up AZ Iexcent ON Suudxyssj gfsys 10 .sssssF
DoWNDAY MAIL arrives Mt Byrd-street sta-
: Down NIGHT MAIL arrives Mt Byrd-Sheetsta-
ton. ais "A. MI. Except on N0ndEys.) 80
q DOWN .ACCOsialODATE0NT THAN arrffes se
Broaf-StTeet station, s37 a. d. except on sun
i ACCOMss0DATIoNTR TRAIN runs 10 Milford only.
Travellers bound westpid BaftfInoreaHd cnio raii.
road viii by taking the l2ag r, IL mail hence cDnrecG
with the e:i7 r. train al Relay House, OF The Eajt-
more and Ohio rallruad.s BY the 9<P. M. they viii
connect with the $50 a. III. at Relay House. on the
4 SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN VIII he nm be-
tween Richmond and Milford on THERSDAY0 OF
each week, leaving Richmond at Gas a. 81, arriving
at Milford ut 1912 r. d. Returning, Will ar1tye In
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NORFOLK, April Is, ISL:

NORFOLK, Apfll LIZ, 49,.
Dear Dispatch: j send you an extract
from a report of the Chicago Relief Commit
tee, appointed to look after the members of
our Order who were left destitute by the
great fire in that city. The report says:
The committee were composed OF j..
Ward Ellis, p. G.. H., chairman; John w.
Rogers, Z. 6. NJ, treasurer E. Is. Sherman,
p. e., secretary. 1t has received about
$3.50, 900, of which 100000 has been eX-
pended for the benefit of between 5,0Oo, and
5000 persons dependent upon the Order,
made so by being burnt out themselves, or by
the destruction of the business in which they
were engaged. The committee have dlstrl-
buted about 5000 bushels Of potatoes, 800
barrels of flour, 400 cooking stoves, 1000
tons of coal, large quantities Of furniture,
household utensils, &c, &c. At least so, 600
worth of cloths and clothing have been dis
tributed.
Gan effort was early made to set every
man to work. TO this end we gave tools to
mechanics and laborers, thereby enabling
them to assist in the care and support of
their families. We believe we have taken
care of our people better than any other class,
and none have been left to suffer. We have
had the entire service of good physician
during the winter for the benefit of our mem.
bers and their families. The distribution of
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RlcrrdosD AND pETERsBuRa RssILnoAD co.,{

RICHMOND AND PETERsBgRG RAILROAD So.fy
iRIcHMoSD, ~ A.4 harehSo, is72'
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
~ alst, the TRAINSon this road viii run as4fol-
o The MAIL TRAINS Leave Richmond q $50 a.
u: and ESQ r NJ, and leave Petersburg as A. a'
F FREiaHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at:
lacked Richmond az AN ana 8 + A ana
Tie tsssso Train AZ viii not s sase sehmond
supsS Ins s s ~ Mi aRas sna
Fare for single tickets. $500. ,.....,,sl 9
commatasion teke.s ean e bad at the following
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the $50 r. II.
pa Il pe 1RAN spa S he sTfGf
Passengers from Clever HiIlwlll take the e:ae A.
and q as Reb&ena e @ Sy Il
i The 9. MAIL TRAINS win stop only at ches.etana
The A. MIRIAM win connect st Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railruadior
Lf FTh%Mh NY PALACE sIEErINe-cAR win
be attached 10 the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
running through to w ilmingaon. :, ~ ,sj
NH 80 rIcke. and nd f r iksAsan Agent.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, March ~, 1872.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, March alst,
ls72: ,f, ~ 'f.t
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at 3:S5 Am. leaves Dam
Vile at HAT a. NJ. arrives at Greensboro at 2l5
p. NJ. 4, :. s. ss..;s-,. 90
Train No. s u.ynchbirg passengcr) leaves Rich
mond daily ut 9:l0 A. NJ. arrives nc Lyncbburg at
=. NJ. ;. a.. - IS 5..t,,s. t..s=ts .2F
Train No. II Through mail and expressly leaves
Richmond daily Mt 23s r. NJ; leaves Danvillc daily
at II l.. 81; arrives ut Greensboro daily at 1875
4. N. fss 81
Train No. Through mail and eJpressl leaves
Greensboro daily ut lea5 A.. ~; leaves Danville
daily at 9:39 A. d.; arrives at Richmond daily at
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Green's
boro' daily (eXceDt SundaySl 1T 1910 "A. u. leaves
Danyllle ut l247 r NJ; arrives at Richmond ut s;S
PM, .,..t.. SCI s-sss i17ssss3s IS ,tskt@
burg daily at Q A. NJ; leaves Burkevilie at p.
NJ; arrives ut Richmond Mt AGO +. M.sA.'tJ ~.
Trains Nos. and IL connect ut Greensboro with
trains the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. .& =. =
Train No. q connects ut Burkepllle with train on
the Ataatic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad tor all
points southwest and south. q s -
Train No. IL connects ut Greensboro with train for
Raleigh: arrives there ut ID5 A.. M. Passengers
| leaving Raleigh at 7:l5 =. nj. connect ut Green's
! boro' With train No. for Richmond.
| THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
Richmond, and OF r. F. WALKER, Agent OF the At
laltic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, No. 1928 Main
street, Richmond. t,.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule of this w r sTiset Myurf e ao0'e
-.s.s. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. II. sTALCorT, Engineer anu Supcrlntelid-
| emf q NH Is
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Doc TAx.--It is said the supervisors of
Bland have, in the exercise of authority con-
fcrrcd on them by the recent act of Assem-
bly,, imposed tax on the dogs of that county,
the tax to be 81 Oh the first, 50 on the second.
and 81 on the third dog owned or kept by
any one individual We hope the informa-
ton rs to their action may prove to be cor
rect in every particular. and that the super
risors of Wythe will follow the example of
Washington and Bland Wytterille Enter
.u,.p
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WOssD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL, all sizes, for
n CRATES arc. stoves SOFT COKE, hail and lump,
for stoves CLOVER HILL BITUMiNOuSt oAk,
for CRATES, smiths, and engines; CUMBEELASD
COAL. for engines and smiths. uDeq,lalled; SEA-
SOSED PINE and OAK WOOD, Inachlnc,prcI,aren
Tor kndng and cooking: also Long. Dir. Il. Il.
j. b. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street and Ninth aud Cary streets
TIT
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL. TAX EXEMPTION IN V1R-
GISIA.--Francis Lee Smith. Jr., corporation
attorney of Alexandria. Va, has given IN
opinion maintaining the unconstitutionaltv
OF city ordinance dccrecing that any person
who shall establish manufacturing business
within the limits of the city shall be exempt
from all municipal taxation for the period of
ten years.
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ANOTHER BINGHAAToN-Los Angeles, which
all the papers print clos Angeles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

AcouITTED.-George w. Price, of Cu,nbcr.
land, for whose trial on the charge of horse
stealing 4 jury was summoned from this city,
was acquitted in the Circuit Court of that
county on Friday. The accused had been
previously tried and sentenced to the pcni-
Tertiary for ten years, but the Court Of APP
pcals granted him anew trial, which resulted
as above statcd.-LmchhNrq Nelrs.
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general supplies ceased April 1st, ms Che
weather has become mild enough for the
erection Of buildings, and all are now able to
care for themselves. The infirm. the widows
and orphans, will receive attention till our
means are exhausted" $50, IL ;. 80
The committee are now engaged in the
preparation Of a report, which will be printed
in book form, making about three hundred
pages, which will give full history. of tile
work. The labor of the committee was ar
duous, but the reward Is the consciousness
Of having done glorious work.
THE LEEsBUKG POISONING CAsE-PEoFEs-
soR ToNRY FINDS ARsENIC--A MOTHER
CHARGED WITH NUMBERING HER CHILD. THE
FATHER, AND Four OTHER CHILDREN
THEIR BODIES TO BE ExHUaED.--Leesburq.
April 14.-Emilv +. Lloyd, the mother OF
five children whose sudden and mysterious
death has been the subject Of SO much COM
ment, was arrested to-day on the charge of
poisoning her youngest child.
Professor Tonry, of Baltimore city, to
whom the contents Of the child's stomach
had been sent for analysis, telesraphed TO
Mayor Bentley this morning that he had
found one and half grains of arsenic in the
substance submitted to him. -.
Mrs. Lloyd was brought before Justice
Wallace, who, owing to the latencss of the
hour, postponed the examination till to-rnor-
row (Monday) morning, the prisoner being
allowed to give bail for her appearance at
that time.
The bodies of the other children and their
farther are to be eNhumed and search made
for poison, as they all died suddenly under
similar symptoms within the past two years
The greatest excitement prevails in the
community. The coroner's jury will meet
tomorrow to receive tire report of Professor
Tonry and take action on the clse.-SpeciaL
dispatch to Baltimore american. -.
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~ Il, Eiitor Of tie DlSp0tch:
Thc tobacco men are at lust TO get report
~ committee of WAYS and Means OF uniform
'.N Of twenty cents on ail KINDS OF manu-
!,rrrrcII tobacco entering the market for con-
sumption.
am crcIiby informed, after some stirring
~.rn,> in the comlnittcc-room since Friday
la.t. lhat on tomorrow (hionday) the whole
question of Internal revenue and tariff, sub
'.,,~ MhicI: they have been discussing now
.Uurc Than four months, will be given to the
iiou>v.
The principle Of uniformity on the tobacco
question has been determined on some ten
DAYS back. and the details Of the bill have
t'rn arranged also some days back, and the
rprrt would have been given TO the House
-,oncr Dat for "pliL which has occurred Ill
The committee.
Tir iree-tradr party OH the committee in
~-t"d on reporting the tobacco and whiskey
hl.i- IA conjunction with the tariff, but Alr.
Dawes, the chairman, who considered that
ilr interests OF his Massachusetts, con-
-tiiliclry have been oycrslIughed by tile free
trade element OF that committee, which was
"a 4 ,nuiprity Of one, refused to make the re-
port. The majority OF the committee there
fore deyolvcd on Mr.. Burchard, of Illinois,
The report on th" tariff part OF the bill, and
Mr. T.nklcnburg, from st. Louis, the inter
nal revenue part.
The House, therefore. will get hold or
these long-cXpccted bills today, and doubt
uot the intcrna! revenue portion OF the bills
in relation TO tobacco will he first considered.
lfs0, there is every probability Of It's passage
through the House i'll Il few days. This,
however, will depend on The ability OF its
friends to separate the tobacco question from
the tariff on which there will he Il long and
fierce dcb:tr. More anon Oh the tobacco
question. RIclMoSD.
The Treaty.
Though no official facts or reasons are
given, there il most confident feeling eA-
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FROM WASHINGTON.

correspondence "f the Richmond Dispatch.
Excitement Developing Over the Adj
,ancc.ncns OF the Liberal Repnbli.
can Cuu~c--.Will s1r. Boutwell, Rc-
rsain In ihc Cabinet ?.--Amncssy Bill
still Dornaaf---Scnator Summers po-
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topten roer folder, welde in trreiptrablen
.@olsn ODER I'M Ba0er uevuneludt inr,
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ben 5ieseua=s in M%nmenpuns III brineen.
.Dod lnp big '1eBt paopni rpenise} &elul<
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fainter. it, esm2 u6*nn. &ur." 3ufolse
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Na9 @erlauf ron &pentoen Minuttr fiee
Der Sterbenre einen bumpfen Son aug
unb fam unter 3udun8en gun, 8ewubtz
(tin. , Sc perbient bie6 8erfabren ouse<
meme Bea9tuns uhp Na@abmuns, tn
fofern. BON benz eenanntenp untt aug bos
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38O.@eminnt int 8elaufe b. $500. 600

0aate eesft $40; lalte eeufte5; Sterteus'fs : $50.
~ unf.re 2otterte III pom 6taate sr@artert be 3te-
tnnsen eabtn aet .r feae.festen 3ett uup inter ser An.
f&t sef&pprener 9pnrntF6re fatt.
~ Die pff,teae 3tebxue rtrh In ben Ct eputs Bldttern
yer5fentt&t, unb aQtn Snbateru spu Qsuieu wtrn cine O..
Il iusdanet.
q atr ssrauaalte1 cine 9iebuns pte bic sttse am let.
ten Gage etnes ieten Dfpuats TN 9atre 1872.
~ @elberbuns.u auf unfer &i1to m,ttetR Hsh-OfFee
8elo'Orere &estartrtsn Brtetn. 3tebanaen pber Grrres-
~ 6enbet wesex zines gtreulars. glan %aereatre:
murrat Winer & 60.
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mein &afee foat uno Id 3anbe Die
@toarre an. Der Tribauffeber bat iei>
men @ogeenertraet eeno0tn, It bemlbt
f9 pemnd&f, tte Mor9enfunoe unttr
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The New York herald., 1872-09-07

.n % Psss az &C. At but s %
Sss :is:s @ ~ aS
r 60 s IL Ss 4 Jss 4 s < A, Ss iss ma
SS has been 81; 70. !!n.ssa em
iSs: Which rsslissS y: s.sS: SsSss y: were gen
I0s 4isachsd Winter 90, Ssc; crude sperm y .
:esd pi%s nsuss Winter dS s % crude % SSs,c1
s:Sss sssa e. s::: ssAss
s " bS e. an nss nsssS
ss asyss ss: w e
M r or saSnss az sdaa9 %
Ct but nominal at that figure the creek the mar
ssss 8 sSa ; d q I'll g
sss ss Re-
b pI buyers
month, at sA 20 The jobbing trade was unmportant
Ssn
future delivery Dressed hogs were in fair demand at the
recent decline quoted at $50 &C. for the range beet
ass ssiS as
Sssf Beef sf sss
sao 81 ass p M to safe sa meats coast co
nusS and the ~ r%
Shoulder Sss; Lard the msssss ioS Western
City was quiet and stsady at sc sales LOO tierces also
RicK~The market today has been comparatively quiet
e sc s bags Fstna at * i &C., and 10 bug:
snsDs.Ths demand for linsced continued fair and the
was Arm % sales were reported since our last q
days and 2So poSSss County Elsns st y ~ gold
ics for ~ kinds. Timothy was also quiet and quoted
Tbs nd for :. ", M heer e;r toa.v and
The New York herald., 1872-09-07
COTTON RECEIPTS.
The following are the total net receipts Of cotton
sin 90 Sentember L 1870
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LOHD0S, Sept 6--5 30 p M
Consols closed 92M money and 92 92A for the
count United States ive-twenty bonds Of 1865 old 93z
1878 s ten forties, sx new ves, S9s Erie Hallway
PARIS BoURsE.-PAars Sept e-P. M-Rentes closed at
55f Csc.
LrvERPooL CorToN MARKEr-LIvEIPooL, Sept. $50
p M.-The cotton market closed unchanged The sales
OF day have been 1900 bales including 1000
mort and speculation. The market opened quiet and
steady. Mlddng uplands lo1Sd. l0Hd.; midding or.
leans 0Isd. The sales OF the week have been l050O
bales including 0W for export, and 1900 on specua
bales including 1000 American Actual export, 10000
bales The stock at bound to this port Is 2O9000
bales, including 5000 American.
TRADE AT MAxcHEsTER-LIvERPooL, Sept. 6-The mar
ket FOR yarns and fabrics at Manchester is dull with
downward tendency
LlyEnrooL BaEADsrurrs MAnKEr-LIvrRrooL, Sept g..
r. MThe market Is quiet and steady The accepts Of
wheat the past three days have been s 900 quarters
including 600 American. The receipts of this
port the past three days have been q 00 quarters in
Guiding 1fV0 American. Wheat, l2s 3D. per GENITAL for
red Winter. Peas 3Ss 6d. per quarter tor Canadian.
Oats, 3s per bushcL Barley 3s Cd. per busiel. The
weather to-day Is fair and favorable TO the crops.
p M-Pork s2s Cd per bbl for new prime mess. Checse
CO.. per cwt for the best grades OF American fine Lard
Ais. per cwt
LivERpooL PRODUCE MARKEr-LrvrRPooI. Sept 6-P
N-Spirits petroleum, l415d. per gallon Common rosin
l2s 2s 3D. per cwt spirits turpentinc, 3ys 40s per
cwt .
cwt Taow, 46s 3D. per cwt Petroleum, lid. per gallon
for spirits and l!14d. al71sd. for refined.
PETROLEUM MARkRr.-ANTwERP Sept 6.-Pctrolcum,
4S1sf for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07

weakness to strength, dissipated the gloom and
turned the current of prices completely around.
The whole list went about like ship changing her
tack, the impulse given the movement being 80
vigorous that the upward progress was rapid
enough to take the market back to where 1t stood
several days ago. New York Central leading to 99x.
the highest point Of the present season. AS ex-
planatory Of the sudden Improvement In this stock
1t was said that the directors had decided
to order tho books to be closed on
Monday next for . semtannual cash divi-
dend Of per cent and Q scrip dividend
of 10 per cent. At the same time tho leading
vanderbilt" brokers were Offering to bet that
there would be no dividend this year in excess Of
the usual per cent. The rumOr must, therefore,
be taken with due allowance. Meantime the de-
cline had been quite serious for Pacific Mall. which
went or to 7oH, and Wabash, which declined to II.
In the closing bouyancy Pacific Mail recovered all 1t
hadlost and advanced one per cent in addition, while
the general market was as fortunate in the matter
of recovering fully Its decline, the closing quota
tions being the highest Of the day and generally
little better than those that prevailed at the open
ing OF business.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest