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Speeches made by J. B. Wolf OF this city and Mr.,
Parks OF Washington County. About fifty Republicans
signed the call for the meeting.
Twenty-fOur Liberal Republicans olCicero.
N. r. call meeting the Sd inst, TO form campaign
club
The Central Greeley Club of Cleveland,
OHIO was formed on the nth ut, with the Hon. John
Hutchns President. and Geo. c. Dodge, jr "a SEQ
Rotary.
The reports Of the enthusiasm which fol-
lowed the action OF the Baltimore Convention did not
move the Liberals and Democrats OF Geneva, NewYork
TO any steps toward ratifying the nominations Tbs
Grant party also showed little enthusiasm after the Rs
nomination Convention They made three attempts
form club, and failed twice for lack OF sufficient mum.
Der OF Grant men. The third time club Of between -
and 90 was organized On the 22d OF July about 1000
Liberals and Democrats held meeting and formed q
Greeley and Brown Club. The meeting was addressed
BY COrydOn Wheat and Others and the following officers
were chosen Gerrit II. smith, President; J. IL Lewis
COrydOn Wheat TheO Sill H. K Clapp, and five Others.
Vice Presidents WIN. II. Coleman Il. j. Rogers. John r
Herrick and 7. g. Mares, Secretaries NJ D sandiofd'
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form could be founded the Of the Democratic
party under the disguise Of Greeley and Brown.
In conclusion Mr. Matthews said; What the country
now needs Ia Ruthless contentious peace from
angry controversy repose from strife wickedy aroused
and fo0llshly kept alive settled policy In pubic
affairs freed from disturbance and reversal Dy
the Tear OF political change; quiet progress ~
It's adopted path Industry and trade left 70
How, unvexed by fluctuations in the channels 10
when they are now accustomed private enterprise
inspired "a engaged IN works OF public benefit, witnout
apprehension OF being arrested by new policies and
crude experiments. IL needs at the helm OF state
man. II not the embodiment OF the genius OF
statesmanship who has been tried In difficult
emergencies and not found wanting steady, cOnsis
tent sefconained, not thinking OF himself highly
ready 20 be advised who things are and not
the ina gination cOlors aud tran-hgures them man
filed with the practical sagacty OF common sense; not
fertile In impracticable schemes, however good In
their intent; a OF deeds and not OF words
III any voter can believe that In Horace Greeley he
has found such man. and Is willing trust him with
the great trust OF tue Presdentol office surrounded
AMI Influenced By the powerful organization that did not
hesitate, its party influence exered, TO
attempt overthrow OF the Government by violence.
and has since reframed from protesting against
every practical for reestabhng its authority
let him axe his choice. For my part prefer
" To besf the Ills We have
Than b o others that not or"
Mr.. Matthews was followed by the H01. Henry Wilson
and Gov. NOyos.
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PASsENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-Ls steaAp Fraakort Aug IBERIA Lslen.as
and family Wauubacher Elizabeth Senmer Muller
r Hera Herald Carl vog nd family wiIfor Johann LanLe
Caroline Plato Adolf Rose G. Schenck. ChaG Plato L.
GanS CLAM Bn9eecry W. HeroZ L. Haey SANFORD Barn
w. Jaynson aud vie W. LaGe and wife, Haper b. hArhA
". Levey, J. Maser.
FROM LIyERPO0L-Ta steamship Abvssstr Aug 1Jas Booth
Mcdonnell c. Ingers0 daughter three chill
deu maid Dr. W. Henry lady and daughter Mr. WaHg sHd
NJ Fa adY three children aHd Dr. Q1ck
and lady, NJ. Simon. George Hyde Clark 81 BeVenige H. Me
Lean, NJ LonstTeet and LADY, D. Gnnde, lady
AMI child b. D. Odes Rev. Henry George snd
daughter Thomas Hart W. x Clare, J. Mclean.
Miss L. Morris L. g. Morris Morris Mss T. Notsr g. A. Clark,
r. p Clark NJ Lane daughter and child W. Drake & Brown,
M Ss.rgar ami lady A. W Z. al CttenbnTch, the Rev p
Leeds Mr. R0m0ach AMI LADY W II. Sargent NJ Sargent IT,,
Baehaeh D. T. Drownei H. Reverhar Mr. sheai IT, r. T. Az
deron W. d. Anderson AnderOn M Sherari eT daughter hTs
children infant and maid A g. DunhHm b. Hooker Miss ibomsonf
Mrs Fan AM two daughters Judge OsuyaA. Ferris Rassel
and adY Nj Campbell ME kngman, sig children and maids
y Mckeca G. W Carpenter r, mo lie Boriter j. Med Massey
A. Patton daughter. j. Carn0y Joha Richard Tea
Eyck g. Gohgn l. H. Carsweny A kischr and M Coeksyn
D. G. Mu0, Dr. Agneg aud lady G. Warren LADY, Thoa Row
land T. Latham, $ n seda N Miianie " a Gle and ladI
M Gotham and lady H. " Brooks ard lady, Capt DuosskJ T.
Connolly, IN. GcI4s, Jas. IA. tershag.
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UASHINGHN

MORE COLORED VOTERS WITH sUMNER-A TREATY
COMPILATION-REPORT ON POSTAL TELE-
GRAPHS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Eleven more cOlored
voters in this city headed by DIT A. T. Augusta, prom
inent coored physician, carrying extensive practice
here. and who also surgeon Of volunteers in tho
Union arm during the Rebellion, have signed card
which win published tomorrOT wherein they sustain
Senator sumner IN his decaaonfor Greeley, and indore
the sentiments OF his letter ThE letter is In response 10
another challenge Of tine Administration organ TINS
morning, calling FOR more cOlCrel men VINO approved
Summers present position.
The POstmaster-Geneml has desi mated Mr.. II. b.
Lines 10 collect information in naton TO the establish
ment OF postal teeTaphy in tbs country. His report
will be- submitted 20 Mr. CresVel, Who Will make II
part Of his annual report 70 Congress.
The State Department has prepared a compendium OF
all the treaties between the United States and foreign
Governments, with marginal notes and references
which will be printed for the Of the officers OF the
Department and the United States Legation The
copy" for the work is already the hands Of the Gov
eminent printer. IL Will contain the text and sigma
Of all the treaties IN whichthe United States were
parties from July A. l76, 10 Tie Washington treaty Oh
1ldy, ISL.
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DRIFT OF THE PRESS.

The Dubuque Iowa. Telegraph says: " The
DEBORAH State Press has thrown OF the Grant shaekes.
and in its freedom hO.-ts the name Of Greeley"
The Elisabeth On. j. Daily Herald will soon
issue a weekly edition. known The Central NeicJerSey
Herald supporting the ClnoiDnatt-Baumore nominees
The Liberal is the title of a new semI-weekly
and weekly paper to be issued at Marion, Iowa, about
Aug 49, c. NJ McCune. editor and devoted TO the cleo
ton OF Greeley and Brown
The AUGUSTA (Ga.) CORShtutiOnGiist gives its
Democratic constituents IA round scoding Tor what 1t
calls the cuckoo policy" In refusing 10 place LiUer.
Republican on their electoral ticket.
The Liberal feeling is spreading so rapidly
through the Green Mountain State, that The SCanton
VT Journal proposes, receiving assurances Of the
general desire for such paper to publish "a Greeley
and Brown daily
Even the great effort at Cooper Institute
last week reconcile the entire party OF
the state to the reelection OF Roscoe COnking The
AbuY ErDres very loyal Grant organ, says the party
must expect defeat II the chief denomination wnipper-
hi nominated for another term aud protests against
usual packing or the state convention oy the Jus
tOm-hOuse authorities
An organ having prOpOunded this profound
political conundrum, Why do the thieves and eorrup-
tionists all ravitate toward Greeley 2" The Cincinnati
Commercial gives this unfeeling response: Now we
give it up Why Murphy, Leet and Stocking, Casey, Dr.
Tan,ner Clorpenuing Evans and other Ike rascals,
who have u way or another, deriuded the Govern
ment Of millions ot dollars, will support Honest Horace
In preference Grant OF those things, you know,
"a teller never can IND Out
The Lancaster PENN Express declaring that
the last hope Of withdrawal OF the infamous Repub
lean state ticket dssipated dominates rGovernor-
Honesty Efficiency, and Fidelity" for Auditor Cen
er1 An ineXble determination 10 preserve che sink
inc Fund uyOlate :" for Judge OF tine Supreme Court
ses Mercur; aud for Congressman at Large, Lemuei
Todd Glenni ". ScOleld, and Gen. Chas n AIDrisht.
Fifteen columns of fresh Government adVer-
Using braced The Dayton O) Journal up TO this aston
tshin prediction our deliberate opinion Is that Grant
and Wilson will carry all the Northern States, excepting,
perhaps, New-Jesey, together with North and south
Carolina Alabama, Louisiana, ana Mississippi. some OF
our careful politicians sanguiDe That Grant VIII
carry New.Jersey. Col. Forney II confident lie Will
arr Deiayare and The Missouri Democrat thinks there
A. No doubt about Missouri" Verify there Is nothing
Ike pap to set one VI your "lOyal" organs IN splendid
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FIRES.

EIGHT sTORTs DESTROYED AT ADDISON, N. Y
ELNIaA, Aug. "A ire broke out tins
mOrniu about 3 o'clock, a Addison steuhen County IN
Onion lock. Eight stores. comprising the block, were
destroy aL There large number OF suffer- as
the second and third sones OF the building we're occu-
pied by small trades people The loss foots mp $4,000
insurance, 900 II is Thought that the Gre was the
work Of an lur lfia-v
A BUSINESS BL0Ca BRNED AT rlMoUTH, IND.
CINCINNATI. o., AIs. IA fre al plymouth,
Ind this morniu-. d,r0j rd aurre business block Of
II houses I.e o.- s San. upon which thero ls no in
surance Dur.ug the ale 49, poo i. iuu The roof OF
his buildn T. aud was seroutiy uIuIof
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tor other shin Scrs see Second Pas,.l

ARRIVED.
Steamship Abyinia fB snes July D. snt c-astova
24th vi ndse and pass. 20 q. q. FraurAin.
Steamship Deutschland q JulY D.
Southampton with mise and pass. Oelcss a Co.
Steamship Volunteer Bo1dgo9 Ph.ellha Nth mise a L5r
lari Steamship Co.
Bars CarieHss, sundherg Havana u tlys, WITH
Brio Crescent fB.l. Windsor y. So, rs lumber
Brig Maria Wheeler. Parker Cow Bsr. vita
seT. g. NJ Whitney, Tony Wasaagoa, C.. day. with lAva
stores.
Schr Souvenir (Br) Hs.il Windsor y r. las plaster
MEMORANDUM.
The Python HALL Providence for EaheLDOt While
iug through Hell 'he ID ashore fggs Hsais
she vi. probably lie got 81.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARIEros s. c. Asg. 2s.icI. seamslp Gulf Stream 6f
sAvASyas Ca. Ang s-Aryed brig Fairy Qaeen
Below schrs I'D 0ng
FOREIGN PORTS.
M0viLLE Aug 1The Anchor Line steamship ColI-bl MlosY
YORK Jul. ~ Tor 6lIsyow, yuehd t bis pOr
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cAmpAIcN ORGANlZATION.

A Greeley and Brown Club has been formed
AZ Birmiu yiam CONF.
Liberal Republican Greeley Club was
formed at Scranton. Penn. Oh the 18th niL
The Liberal Republicans of Meadyilie Penh''
have organized a Greeley and Brown Club.
The Greeley and Brown Club OF hoeAioru'
H., numbered l5l members al the nrst meeting
The Greeley and Brown CLUB OF the ia
Election District Of sehodack n. " numbers % mem
beers. 80, q,
Summers Hall, Norwich, N. Y, was hiled
Last night by che friend OF the Liberal cnnddates who
cams together TO form Greeley anu DTO"n N'up'
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SPEECH BY STANLEY MATHEWS.
r1r EXPLAINS HIS BOLT FROM cNcINNATT-rHE
COUNTRY NEEDS PEACE AND EECONCILA-

LA
COUNTRY NEEDS PEACE AND kLCONClLlA-
TtoN. THEREFORE HE SUPPORTS GEANT.
CNcNNArL Aug. "A Grant meeting
was neld at Clifton Hall. Clifton near this city this
evening. TIE Hon. Stanley Mathews was introduced
nv Judee Johnson OF this city, and made an elaborate
eech IN which lac announced his determination TO work
and vote for Grant and Wilson. He said as the Gin
cinuau gathering. which nominated Greedy and Brown'
ms not representative body, but merely gathering
., individuals acting Tor themselves upon their own
rosnonsibfity none Of is members could be
held bound uy its decision uuies sup
,nrted hy the approval OF Individual judgment.
the success OF the Cincinnati gathering depended upon
AZ unseshnesl aud dsnerestedness in the interest OF
,sfor1n but II fell below ia standard, being
allied with ordinary politicians, men wanted
orBcers for themselves and their friends and
who we're determined one should De
animated. who would not acknowledge and reward
marty servicas Tho bargain struck and the nonn-
atons made. the choice being made OF men per
sonany uunt Tor the stations 10 which theY as
pire The manner and circumstances OF Their nom
inntion absoye all nom any obligation TO support
them MIR. Matthews reviewed at length Le Pohlio"'
situatiOn and said that rational expectation VI ~
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Best Food for Inf1nfs.-"H r. IT. Prince Albert Yi-lnr
veil up0n that mast be very go0t"G Keafa Msl
cal Attendant % H. X H. the Punees of Nal-s lhs fool
trs botlers Mix closely pai1le'Dr II barEer hgA
Infants noHrshBg and easlf tigeeL'Dr la
the vanl o. FLESH and BoNEF1HH SUB
differs essentially from other flrlceous fo0i- Fhch
beng quite unable 10 aH FrnP louHshnea growing ant ne
qneuT lead snd i0 condition SAToRT AOOKEn
preparation also The Fn q being freed from the huk
which poances OF tie bowels
boiling taiuiny required Sold tins Prepared bf
40 BOnft London IocuTst. VI a.. Caea
Druggs aud SoreAeeDcrs throughout tle saeA
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHTEF SIGNAL orFIcHR.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. 3, t972-l a. N.
Synopsis for me f0entufour h0urt
The barometer continues low from Virginia
TO Lake Ontario, with sOuth-eastery winds, cloudy
weather and rain areas on the Middle and Eastern
States.
Partly coudy weather with occasional light ram on
the Florida coast with varying nOrthery and westerly
winds.
high barometer and northery winds in the north
and the Upper lakes and thence southwark over the
Mississippi Valley and % Tennessee.
Probabilities.
The area OF low barometer in Pennsylvania moves
slowly eastward with partly cloudy and clearing
weather occasional rain and sOuheastery veer
ing 10 north westerly winds the Middle and Eastern
States.
sOutherly and westerly winds and clearing weather
on the south Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
High barometer from Tennessee Kansas, with clear
cool weather and northerly winds nOrthward 10 the
upper lakes and the southwest the lower lakes,
clear weather and nOrtherly and westerly winds.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
TIE LIBERALS GAINING GROUND.


,,rr FOR A liberal REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
\ large number of Liberal Republicans Oh
s,obestor County have issued call for county 'on
vrption. The ssncrs are all wellknOwn Republicans;
,o others are slas =. clifford, County Judge Daniel
~ T,ryrs District-Attorney; W. W. Niles, Member Oh
Assembly; Edward p. Baird. City Judge OF honAer7i
f. NJ Carpenter, supervisor OF newcastle, .
-, IL supervisor OF somers Robert p Getty, ex-
,r,sisent OF Yonzers. and Elisha p, Ferris OF White
Plains The following Is the call:
The Liberal Republican electors Of the county on VS.,
chester who indorse the nominations or horace utes(
~ pesiient and BENJAMIN Gratz Brown Tor Nlce-fresl-
dent are invited cooperate with the uhGetss1 ~
on gauzing a County Committee OF Lloeral s
f rmnnent and effective canvass IN me interests VI
Tihersl candidates. aud for this purpose, OOn1 -
Nil be held az the Orrawampum House IN tne 20
which the several towns are requested 70 seha "e
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nrpnrRER HANDED

MAYvrLLE, Aug AT 1910 o'clock, to-day,
Charlie NARROW was hanged In tho jail at ths place, for
the murder Of william Bachman, at Jamestown On tho
10Th VI August, 1911.
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durability considered LRAD PpB manufactured
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LAAPIOUG's PrRsrs Vttzng -fers
remarkable ami prevention. Sold by chemists aud
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Use RussdAN'A iGh-
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5ueclal Notices


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rss At Garea, ~ Ana l1S Cnoust on sOsnAf sVsS
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MARRIED.

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brides brother FLUSHING l. J.. Emily NJ Hoges HOue W.
Calei No
NORTH-HOLMEs-In B,okirn August The First Pfesbeas
Church Searer, WI Ham Norta nd LIME,
daughter Of the late archibald K Homes, all OF tlA CITY.
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AH Notices Of Marriages must be mdorssd Wih al
, 1872-11-14

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ISD1ANAPoL1s, Nov. 13.--The Republican call
Gus tonight by unanimous vote renomiuated
o. P. Morton Tor United States Senator. Every
Republican Representative was present and vo-
ted, and every Senator, except Scott, who has
not returned from his European tour. The vote
was taken on demand Of Senator Brown, the
new Republican recruit from the Democratic
ranks This effectually settles the question Of
Morton's standing with his party in the State:
It had been supposed that there was small
minority, who would make some show Of oppo-
sition, but the very man most strongly counted
upon to lead that movement spoke quite ear
neatly in support Of the claims Of Morton.
TO the Associated Prsss(
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 13.-At the Repubi-
can caucus tonight, at which all the Republican
members Of both Houses we're present. the fol-
lowing was unanimously adopted:
Be It Resolved, by the Republican Senators and Re-
past public Of Senator Morton, and his persist
lican party, both in the United States Senate,
aud in Tie State Of Indiana, he is hereby
declared worthy Of the confidence and support OF every
Republican in this State and believing that he is the
unanimous choice Of the Republicans Of Indiana, We
do hereby declare him the unanimous choice OF this
caucus for Senator of the United States from this
Commonwealth, and that we hereby unanimously
pledge ourselves to support him at the proper time for
election.
A resolution was also passed unanimously, rec
ognizing the faithful and uutiring services OF
Colonel John ". Foster, Chairman Of the Re-
publican Central Committee, for his energy IN
thoroughly organizing, harmonizing differences,
inspiriting the masseB, and generally conduct-
ing the contest to q triumphal con clusion
, 1872-11-14

1OUlSf1kkE4t
LOUISVILLE. Nov 13.-ToBkeco-Frmer; sales u
Ba.Ansr6 r6zTs-Flour in fair demsnd estza family,
Pnoy1s1oss-1n better demand and prices steady
new MESS pork. s14.oo bu1k ahou derr, 4Ac; clsai
59 a1S e'ssa sobns a5ns H sa LARD
Hoo-Lower At $3s5@42o; most sales Of extra
heavy at *+>oo' ReeeiPts' 1swEso. Sst9 heaa'
oswzao, Nov: Il. = BREApsTuTrs Wheat quiet-.
Corn dull at 6lc. Barley duh choice Bay OF Quinte>
s1.07@1.0s
MEMPHIS, Nov. 13--coT7os.Act1Te and nleness
meal dull and dropping It s2ss. Corn dun and dreop.
ssi 9s s sseS'' for ahs'sa o'' dull and 'z00p'os
IAr-Heavy at s22 oo@27.oo, T.
PRov1s1oss-Bulk meats scarce and firm ahou1ders'
571@6o sides, s13@9c.
. xo b HofFAEo: lRa1' '1sr. 1,,,nr .n1
Wheat nominal Corn dull sales Of car lots No..7
western and Toledo at 49c. Other grains neglected.
fnHeHTs-c0rn HER sE5Rpea poaiEhSs. e Is;
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-DREADsruFre-Flour dnll j,
;aps35Rxss oas Gs.n *E ds Esse xS:o@sste gste
6s@69c. Oats Oats f1p; II \; Ct Ct 43@45.
HAY-scarce; prime, so6,oo@27oo; choice, soe.oo@'
PEov1s1oxs- $500. Bacon dull, at 6z1@114@>
ErocfR4EsUsuear o IN GOOD demand; far, sk@ssc.
s1oiassesNinferioF, 35c; fair, 4o@45c prime, 4s@
SEC. Coffee quiet, at ABG18Kc.
WH1gKErLouiaiana, 75@o5c; choice Cincanna'
Nc; misunderstanding, q; sight, 4 dtscou
go1d 113zs. -,.
Cor1ox-aood demo1d sales 5000 bales; pl1
middiingst 1876; middling Orleans, 1916. Receip
3,698 bales NO exports. Stock, III 1599-
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis, Nov. .13.-BREADsTUEFs-Flour du!l nnd
unchanged Wheat-spring hErner; srnall lots no:
81 08 round lots 81 o3 bid winter lower No. red,
I57: No. q do, $1.72H. Corn-Good Eastern order
demand No. mixed, 32Ac on east track Oats ,s N
good demand and higher; No. 29g2'Sc' barley
dull No. 2, SIC. Rye dull prime, SIC.
WH1sKEY-Steady ut soc.
PHov1sIoSs-pork lower small lots sold At S15.75@
Sides 7.<c for next weeks delivery. Bacon dull
shoulders, 6Hc clea1 sides, u1s@l1Ae cash. Lard
Hoes-Iower At *5.s5@4.1o. Most sales at $500
100. Receipts, 5,0G0
CAITLE-UnchauEed.
, 1872-11-14
MARKETS AY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YoRK. Nov, 13.-Money opened easy at cur
recy gold closer II the aa IT, wne1 hn
closed at 7 gold. Currency is flowing soath' "es''
and to Boston. ,,o,<o
110}5 for short sight. 49,.
Gold was heaSy and lower in the moInlng, no M ont
higher in the afternoon. It opened At 1l3' ieA TO
113 rose to 1137, and closed at M noa1e @
7@2 per cent for carrying. Clear3ngs, ~.
Treasury disbursements, SIG 900. Engagements 1or
exports tomorrow, s., SOC, COO.
Governments opened 4l@Ec better On tne eapec- re.
tatiou Of the purchase Of an extra amount By the
Treasury which confined itself to the million adTer.
tised for. The market steady and quiet the rest
Of the day.
State bonds dull and unchanged.
Stocks were strong early In the day, advancing
H@1 Per cent, with the chief rise ii Lake Shore p
cifc Mali, Wabash, and st. Paul common In the
afternoon the market was weak, a1d A@2A per cent
lower, with increased pressure to SELL cos1ng ps
quiet, at about the lowest figures Of the day. me
stocks prominent In the decline were Pacific Mail,
Western Union, Rock Island, Lake Shore, G., G. l.
C., Union Pacific; Ohios, and New York Central
The currency balance in the Treasury ia reported
at 50, ,Gs4 ,8a1:
Sterling, lO3k.