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GiriM1 Up the Ghost.

GfrtHy Up rae GHOSt.
n the Democrats endorse Greeley, In their
Convention in Baltimore, what becomes Of the
Democratic party Il is routed, horse, foot and
dragons. The endorsement Of Greeley will
carry the great mass Of the politicians OF the
party, but the Democrats who are no, politicians
who are not ambitious for any Official position
who are not absolutely ruled by the party dic,a-
ton and controlled BY the party lash, will be as
free 10 vote for Grant as Greeley. And the party,
when !, undertakes TO say tina, It's voters shall
cas-, their ballots for Republican, will hnd that
the individual voter will in many cases claim the
RICH, Of choosing he Republican for whom be
casts his ballot. lie will feel jus, as much a,
liberty 10 vote for Grant as for Greeley
The Democrats who are anxious to accomplish
any good for the Southern portion Of the party
give their votes for that party that has power TO
carry GU, their promises. Heretofore the great
hue and cry has been about the deprivation Of a
large number ofSouthern men who we're engaged
IN the rebellion, Of the right 10 vote aud TO hold
oiiee. This prohibition being IN the shape Of a
NNeeAAe"NNNA A'btaAmeuA ahA Souto uot br w.
voked exccp, By t~o-thiras vote IN both Houses
lof Congress This coast IN their indieims1i has
e~Ss-.'~ 49, '-.sss. vu w~s---a-y ts l.-s
week the bill for removing the dsahiliiir. under
which abou, $50 600 Southern people we're De.
rfisrd Of the right 10 vote and hold Office was
passed 10y \ ;wo-,hiris vote. The only exccp.
lions 10 the bill include abou; 800 or 500 people
-, - al. -
ssuel by President Grant, puts the question OF
amnesty cat " the canvass !, i settled Bu,
they NAV say iha, there are others y., ~ there
aye Aai 4 the Democrat. Who vote are anxous
% trade votes FOR the purpose Of aaVing these
disabilities removed, they bad better give them
80 the candidate q the RrPaelicaa pat, a.tha;
patty as tue power Of alding ,aem While he
other has Dot; l, nus, be remembered TIA, IL
taxes tso-'hi-is vote % both House. o. Coo.
sress 20 remove ilese disabilities This be Dem.
ocras a. cot have aai az consider oarssve.
SAFE "a -, .. ia, the next Pr-siienual term
". expire before 'ha, party has such majority
rbeu votes given 70 Gr,elev FOR ,bi, purpo.- oil!
ee 'h-cNa away
TAe question OF civ. service reform i one hat
eauso, .. much tlci by Nr Grr-lev uai-r ne
naaa-rn-a' > 'se r~urc-anr par'v TIE caa.
'ass Z 'a- I'emoc-a'. esio'se G-e,iey aI b.
f.n % ss~r, STATE = ia- uaios al .vsrv
eoaats o -'ers >,.'- p, ne democratic coz.
z 'se -e..- r. !.c..,or q I-nac-atic po.i'-
r'ar' Na~a ,----. -. % re wh.'- Haa.
'a-'e sr-o-i'aE 70 a. f-- = :. AL e4.-ous -
pt.s earn she ga. g. efsfr Be a.
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from the dome Of the capitol is q pd and sub.
lime in the extreme. The city isAnrd cut 10 .
panoramic grandeur that no peu' describe.-
Pennsylvauia Avenue stretches itISroad beauty
away 10 the White House, the pzsEs south Of Il
unfold their destinations with ench uting beauty.
The Smithsonian Institute. ,be Boanic Gardens.
Howard University, the Nav, Yah, the Arsenal.
the Insane Asylum, the various departments Of
the government, Arlington, AlexsidTia, George.
town, the Potomac In Its scrpef,ine grandeur
lost among the foliage In the din distance, the
green sward mingled with the cer,lean splendors
OF the sky In the far OF horizon-ill. all enchant
one enrapiured with the grandcurof the view.
CONGRESS .
Is one Of the f,esi, bappiesi aud MS, unconven.
iial bodies 81 men we have ever son together -
u Is compossd of 29i meubers. three Of whom
have African blood IN their veins. The presence
oi these does not seem in the lcas, To disturb the
equilibrium OF those Democrats, wbO few years
ago claimed that . colored man had no rights
- white tDan was bound 10 respect. The hall
IS resonant with ar interminablr Be ~ Groups
Of members stand in the silses, in the corners VI
the hail. On the steps of the speakers stand. and
collect IN iwos, ihrves aud tours about the seats
oil each other aud talk, laugh audAiscuss various
matters foreign To Ih. legislation 10 hand by the
body. Seemingly IL appears rs dough II were
impossible To transact business - the midst of
such a medley Of confusion. Yet the speaker
Hon. James q. Blaine. OF Maine, man with a
well balanced head, Keen eye am an inislleclu
al face COOL collected alert aud rtady, Is eniifr.
" master Of the situation, heats VERY motion,
rrcogniz's every one Who Address the Speaker.
gives he floor only to him whose i Is. aud With
ear, eve and intellect exprdiics basines. with ~
ease facility, drcorum aud ie.pa'cl that IS clever.
pleasing aud surprising The god. Tree aud
easy. schoo.boy sociabiiy Of ue mcmhrfs j.
really refreshing 10 witness Us hsr courtesy II
TREND ia the House We had the privilege - tie
ho"f aud We ieli - sort Of seniippiraiioh from
the good humorcd congeuiah,y that pefsadsd
the hall
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20 Ex-Governor Frsneii Thomas, saospuy
appointed Minister to Peru, left Cumberland,
Nd, on Tuesday on bis way to Lima. lie goes
10 San Francisco BY rail, and thence down the
T'sei6e 70 bis destination.
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e4- The bex, National House Of Representa-.
tises will consist OF 30 members. The present
House consists OF "a.
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sA- There arr .s43 National isauks ~ east.
ener aud Ia PrUsp-ioas c"adiuon Ia tia United
States.
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GEORGE sTEIBER,
BOOr AND SHOE MAkER.Hl
TowsoNTowN. Mn

~ y" N"H't"HFIs WI HWUWt " WIF WI IMAM.
ufaeture, large and varied assortment oi
BOOTS.
SHOES.
CATERS. SC,
Tor either Ladies, Gentlemen or Children,
~ Which will be found us dura bic. and
cheaper. than any that can be had in Baiti
more.
So REPAIRING or ALL KINDS prompt
" done. call is respectfully solicited.
April LAZY.
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GRru.EY > DsvrAaL,k,riaS M Gf--tey 10
'ns Irlsa, o. Ns, 18Th .ai li. 70. a.ry
. 'he tt'ea 70 guarantee o. -r.ry c,uEn ih-
-. ENJOY meat u l,s liberty mt. 10 for'sii. o.
=! rme
4-is . bot very encouraging 20 ID. >iat,.
kshi' Secession Democrats Nho have te.u no,.y
10 tae.- sabJnlg- 'sf Gr Gfs-.sy reinforcement
Aat u .s lot ia rnuse .sisoa Nith the 9.a. Of
sons o. ktp-tac-n g-nfl.m.n &bo we're
m-fiae! a. -fDlg 70" Cincinnati uov.n.n,
no., osi 81 their hand. and cap t., ond ih.ir
eoafoi alcu got INTO 'se SHAPE o. con,.n
'icn a. Cincinnati We DO DOT car. 10 h.,e
MAJ define lis postuon u relation to ia. po~er.
aud 4.fss Of ih. Un.ou NOR, smpaAucaily han
the TIE Dsmoefafic CIV b.. teen at o..o.,.
ton 70 eeEira.zafies Sc have s.en notnis.
from any MAJ sssAing votes ihat IL stronger than
ibis 10 this direction II mAkss the natona
government the protector Of ",r,ry citizen 10
"ths foil snJoJ meat o. bis liberty I, DC. not
cay that State must do IL, but that /, 10 ia,
dry q hs Jn,os' 70 Do Il
We think that Il the Democratic party Intends
endorsing Mr. Greeley ihey tad better have .
committee appointed TO take charge Of bin and
prevent his uiisrance Of anii.DcmOcraiic sen,i.
ai-h's dufing the continuance Of the canvas.
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nAvlD CARROLL w. JOHN II. CAR
~ TER. an ht Circuit Court for baltimore
cosaty. ~ sqH,ty.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Balti.
more county. this ?9th day Of May. 1874, that
the sale made aud reported by Charles W,
Ridgely, Trustee. ior the sale oi the Real Es.
tate mentioned IN these proceedings, be ratified
aud confirmed. unless cause 10 the eon,,sry
thereof be shown ON or before the 2sh dav Of
june. 1879. provided copy Of this order BE- in
serted IA some newspaper printed in Baltimore
county. once in each oi three successive weeks
before III" said g6th day OF Juno, lsT2.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be
100000.
EDWARD u. ADY, Clerk.
True Copy--resl:
EDWARD II. ADY. Clerk.
June l.-Sw.
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NHoiCE BREAKFAST BACON, at
Msy ls.-tE TOwsOn.o1n.
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'iEs LoSG.TREET oS GRASr. ten j.. Long.
s'f'si, who rendered gallant service 20 the te.l.
lion, who Gen Grant appointed as Naval ~.
beer Of NeS Orleans on the advent Of bis admin
is'FA'ipn, an4 vito resigned that posiiio0 short
tim since, has written aeiier 20 Senator Kellogg
81 LpHisiaua, ia which h. endorses President
Grant aud urges b.. nunmination lie refers 10
reconstruction cue ~ the mos, important
works connected wiih the administration. Will.
he thinks The laUs not the west os the hest
that could have btss devised, yet their faithful
standardization will lead 20 The results anticipa.
Ted" w. thinks u "beitt 10 adhere to the
original plan than 10 start of upon sone other
theory that may lead Us into new difficulties. and
possibl, :" DISASTROUS confusion" His letter
conclude With these significant words The
PERSONAL claims Of the President are very gteat.
All things considered ! am constrained 10 say
that think the people owe Il To themselves and
TO the President 10 return him TO the ofice he has
filled 50 vel and with such entire good faith. -
This is the candid continent Of q candid man.
u IL the square endorsement Of President Grant
by man Who Appreciates che situation and
knows how the Interests Of the commuuiiirs In
the States lately in the febellion can hes, lie i'd
vauced.
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Latcs; Styles at Lowest Prices
JOHN q. ARuIt.ER.
ia f>>uE as = uiNUr. -
100 N. Gay ST. near the Br dye.
BALTIMORE NJ
MATS. cars. >TR.iU GOODS.
rMuREr raS A.,
sill HAT. Made Ia Order.


80 na,fue hrcu TuiRTY-oNE YEARS
"a "a my predecessors van prom So satis.ae
t'n MAY Il. Is;2.-ly.
II % ~ n q OLA
i \ monthly i journal dcvo ted 10 the
interests Of people who spend money BUS.
uess orcan 81 the Trac Flew Fa,ihs.fg-e =
'.r-i''iaH Hoast 80 cent. a wear send
my iof specimen. sni learn how you NAV
f'iAee Nonr living cNpeuscs 20 o. 81 per cent
thuui i'm iuishiug com otis ~ Injuries
Fia'n. sIEaishtiorsari business not in the
least sensational" ~ interest to everybody
Address John u Alden. Manager. tsS West
Jackson 81. chicago. III. May :5.--St.
'IHE HOME SHUTTLE SEW. MACHINE.
L = not surpassed by any Loek.Siitch Ma
'htne IN ting market tor base vt Motion, sim
Pliciiy. and the Beauty Of It's work bssidss
. costs os,s aboaf Alif "a prict Of other First
Glass Machines. Suich alike 81 both sides
fHlcr irom So To- So. Agents wanted In eve
- tity, Town and County IN MARYLAND
Address JOHN T. BUTLER. Gcnl Agt.
No. ; y. Charles ~. up stairs.
May 80 Nv baltimore.
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lodge ~ go t'.i te Hsu Tow.oniown
ItL~h'i L'.,. ltNEtth. L..ssii
a. s.ari"ts
- lbr u.iutef. ere tied tha, Al TIM,
COMMUNICATION ih" report 81 e committee some
700" 'uer apo uiri ff report plan for the
erection % M1spnlr Hall "a Towsontowu.
all De- mad" aut elisitefci. II - hoped ~.
efY Master Mason whp o.. favorable 10 thi. oh
Joe, y. 70 %" jf~..ut
Ny arivr SAM IL KEPIER
Jun. o.. Secretary
n'hi~ Is 40 p.NE NOTICE. That the sub
l. s'fib.. has ,bta l,d from the uFphAna
court 90 Baltimore county. letters # admin.
i,tratlHu ou the estate 1T
ELIZABETH =. WELLS.
lat" 20 said county deceased. All persons n.,
ing claims against the ,aid estate are hereby
warned g. exhi bit the sanc, with the voucher,
thereof. g. the subscriber.
Dc or bSfpre fhf ?sM dag ~ Hsosal,r, Is-?.
they NAV nth"rWisr hy law b. excluded IRON,
all benefit oi SAID cstat. Thos. indebted tn
SAID estate af" felu"s'"i tn make itnmedia,.
pay ment Gwen under my hand this ?sth
day 81 May. is;s
MICHAEL A PEREGoY.
Jun" ~" Administrator.
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Jes- Last s-ss sa~ the largest uuint.r oi ini.
city Ia the SAN, lrsg'b ~ time Tee w,re
mote THAI 2o,OnO. Twoibitss ~ iL,sr were
German
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/ ICRkIlA .. HEALD ~ EDWIN e.
IL HEALD, 10 he 'wcmf Conrtfor Bal,mor,

IL lEALD, ~ ne r,fc,ai CoHrttor Bai,imor,
tuuHfg, ~ Sguir.
ORDERED ny the Circuit Court for Balti
more county, thi, :tth day Of MAY. Is7e. that
the sale made aud reported by Ihcos o. iIor
wiiz Trustee. lf IA" sale IT the Real Estate
IA these proceedings mentioned. %. ratified a nd
confirmed, unless 90 ise 20 the contrary thereof
he shown "n or brinf" the 26A day ofJ,Hs. ISL?
pr"vid' q copy Of this order be inserted IN
SOME Newspaper printed in Baltimore county.
oucc IA each Of three successive weeks bef,i,
the said 9eih day oi June next
Tue report states the amount Of sales Ia be
siS.565.6s
EDWARD n. ADY, CLERK.
True Copy Test
EDWARD u. ADY. Clerk.
June l.-3M.
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7 IVIV'V' - - = : u y ~
SECOND BOARD--l y, II.
FRIDAY, Ian. 26-P. ".


If we may accept as criterion OF the flu
ure the stock transaction. of yesterday and to-day
Expect market quite remarkable for dullness
that Of the few preceding days had been for activity
and excitement so marked the absence OF orders
in the Stock Exchange to-day that the members Of the
Board spent much Of their time In athletic and other
amusements such running jumping, sliding upon the
fOOr singing snatchcs OF song. &C. Only occasionally
was this sort of sport interrupted by an order TO
buy or sell something. These duh days are
all well enough IL we do MT have too many OF
them The intense activity Of the past week or two
must have been fatiguing in body and mind to the
brokers' that little rest and relaxation will naturally
be received with welcome. The market opened about
steady to-day, but quickly became heavy, and ruled
without life spirit until after midday. AT the
Second Board there slight rally. led
by Western Union Telegraph. the report
from Washington that the Hubbard telegraph bill was
likely be adopted by Congress. Under this Impetus
the market made feeble effort TO respond. and prices
for q time higher, and in Northwest Ohios' Union
Pacific Pacific Mail there quite show or ac-
vty Reading developed quite little corner this after
ternoon calling IN Of some loaned stock, there
was difference of per cent between cash sales
and those in the regular Hannibal and st. Joseph
performed another feat OF grand ana iOfy
tumbling the Common stock going back from 6jl
to Oi Chicago and Alton sold at 1927 Erie Preferred, Co.
Illinois Central, 1904 Fort Wayne 96i and Morris and
Essex 92IG93 The coal stocks dull and steady or
the speculative miscellaneous shares Quicksilver run
down about per cent the Preferred selling at SOsa0
and the Common at Do stOuty asserted in the street
that the venerable eXErie director Is shouldering the
successfully carried and prohaby disposed OF by
late bull pool in Quicksilver; but he has thus
far been snguary unsuccessful IN sustaining the mar
ket for his new venture. Express shares steady,
Adams selling at ols9li., and American and United
states Tho following table shows the highest and
lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

VIZ OFFER FOR SALE, AT NINETY (VOD AND AG-
CRIED INTEREST S92O0OO OF THR fIisr MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS of the Cincinnati and
Muskingm Valley Railroad Company.
Bonds 81 900 each, Coupons. January and July.
principal and interest payable in New-forl. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company own the majority
of the capital stock vi S40O00O0 Of this Company.
and the completion, in October last of the branch OF
sixteen miles from Dresden GAINESVILLE Ohio. has
afforded direct connection for the valuable local
traffic of this section of the State with the system OF
roads controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many and in addition thereto, makes line To Cln-
cinnati ~ favorable in character aGy existing
line.
We confidently recommend these Bonds ia q good
investment, being issued at the rate of only $4,000
per mile on n completed road, only about
third of its cost.
f.. w. CLARK Il Co, Philadelphia.
CLARK, DODGE Il Co.. New-YOrk.
In view of the small amount per mile Of the brat
mortgage upon the Cincinnati and Muskingum Val
ley Railroad and tho fact that the present business
of the line, without Eastern connection. has been
more than sufficient to the interest upon its IN
debtedness regard the bonds of this Company asa
perfectly safe security.
j. EDGAR THOMSON.
THy Chicago, DANvIILg AND VNCENNEs Fnssr
MORTGAGE BONDS are for only SiS.50O per mile upon
a finished road. which is doing large and PROMISES
business For sale " " and ACCRUED m5s'es"
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were

Gold has shown about the activity yesterday,
and the market was strong at qO9 dlCs The short
interest seems quite anxious to There is very
sensible dminuon OF the available gold on the market
under the heavy drain for customs and these circum
stances seem TO have been taken advantage OF by some
strong houses to buy largely in hope Of establishing an
advance of a point Tho carrying rates to-day
were s. A. and per cent The Sub-Treasury redeemed
$40 900 called 1s62s making total OF ss50 0 and paid
ont s2o 600 in January coin interest total of s3 s72
The davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank
follows: Gold cleared s26,571.ooO; gold balances,
81 als 500; currency balances $32Seis. The quotations
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HP. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
DELAwARE, LtcKAwANNA and WEST.


NORRIS DIVISION.
NJ" BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap Srouibufg ser,n,oa
Bnghamon, Syracuse snd WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
Dtpop NV iors oo o. srcast and foot Of Chrs,oDhrst
1871
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Vi, BooutOu Branch
directly through from NeSYOTk Osee,o Of
connecting Dover with Chester r. r. and Scranton with L. and
H. T. X. Tor Kingston Wilkes Pts0n. Nc
IS an EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN at Denyie with Boon
ton Branch at Doyerwtd Cnster Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX
Tor AnioYr and Newton. ~ Wsshu with the D. L. nl W. K
'or f zap struishug Great Bend Bngh,mlon SRA
cn aaI OweSo aud atLion with Lebgh valley X H. io' al ponu
LEGn VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark. Morris.
town Dover Waterloo la, ettsown Washington Phsbnrg and
EAstou Waterloo viii Saset Rtoad at Phlhpburg
III BEL Del H. T. for Belii.Te &C. al E,ston nth L. v H. X
er ehhen. Aenosn kuch Chunk. WkesbaIre Reading and
400 D. N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. vi. Paterson aud
directly through Sant,n bnLsmton wltnou
change OF cat' stopping pnapi stations Connecting at Dover With
Chester r. r.
llOp Kis1OS EXPRESS =, Dover With Chester r.
r. waterloo with SUSSEX r. and a. kaGol with j. v K Il for
Bethlehem, Aielt1Sn. Reading harrisburg and the west 90
3lo 70 HAckBTTSrOvS MAIL, connects With Booniou Cer
SussrI Railroad.
FOR NORRISrowN st':l' 9lc n;ao 1900 2:}o, $40 $40
For SUNNY and intermediate stations ct 6:JO 7:l57:i 9O lOO
Ard m 2:i0. 80. ago. 300 snd 6f0 49,.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $50 7i5. 10 900, l0:lo
2O $40 SEQ 40, $50, t:o' $40 $40 sil,
ana Srw,RK ,t6:3 49, i:5 $50 $40. 1880
uan Ion and 1900 sllj 100 'l $50 $40 $3.50 4:lo,
s0 - $40 $40 $50 6Op 6:0 $40 $500, $50 9:l5, snd
r.fS' M Train, marked - 81 Bast NeglTE. .
$50 and i:OO and 200 $50 $40, o;l0 ,nd p .,
:.
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Tho annual statement the Atlantic Mutual (harineS
Insurance Company for the year ending Dec 81 1911,
published in another column ia very favorable one ana
worthy the attention Of patrons. The total receipts
for the year 1852 &c. less expenses and return
premiums S9732lI 81. Total losses paid. R7S5.90 g.
The outstanding certificates OF 1868 will DO paid on Feb
6, when interest the principal VIII cease DIX PCT
cent interest will be paid the outstanding cerncaeS
the day scrip dividend OF 40 per cent Is 90
cared the net earned premiums Of the Company Tor
the year. payable the ID OF April next The Conps
NY assets amount to slI8Oe,0i2 81, and is mainly
invested in Government State, and City bonds aud loan
secured by collateral security.
Controller Green Will receive proposals on Tuesday.
Jan So at o'clock p M, for $4,000 per cent bonds OF
the City York interest payable NAV and Novem-
Der There better security than these bonds ana
investors will do well to purchase directly Of the Con
trolIer instead of waiting buy second hand at
higher price.
The Abingdon Square Savings Bank present their SEQ
ond annual statement In another column Tho surplus
stated at 1906 Al and above all Liabilities
The annual statement Of the Mutual Benefit Savnss
Bank shows Liabilities OF SO5,95l 90, ana hSse" Oh
S7I37o0 49, leaving a surplus OF 1913 81.
The Gebhard Fire Insurance Company have declsreds
semannua dividend Of five per cent, payable Feb 1;
also scrip dividend Of 60 cent TO the holders OF par
ticpatDg policies for the year entering Feb l. cern
Gates for which will be- issued and after the 18th day
OF March next
the loss TO depositors the Market Savings Bank.
through the robberies Of It's Managers will he about
100000 the duo to depositOrs being seo+ and
the assets Sj72.756
The dry goods for the week were as fol
lows Entered for consumption. S,Gl73i5; withdrawn
from warehouse, 1855 49, warehoused, t2,ilS.lh
The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day.
Pennsylvania g. third issue, sold 1857 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 26s Reading Railroad. 81: and Penn
sylvanla Railroad, COT Gold closed at i09t.
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The market has been easy at ana PCT ctHr 10
the bond houses and and among the stock brokers,
though fully onehalf OF the engagements are at g.
Choice tyo-named commercial paper moves brisky at
10 per cent.
Government bonds have been quiet and steady all day,
witt out noteworthy feature. FISK Hatch report as
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