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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
PRESCOTT.


 c. P. HEAD $ O., PrescOtt,-.-.Arizon We respectfully aaseuar~ ,e ,Ae -
 AS.-aa thai are now r-r~svi.r . .,-.
 GENERAL AERcHANDisE. eo.s.,;.-
 LADIES' FURNISHING eoops Gentlsmen's Furnishing Good, Military Furnishins Good, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, pRoymor.
 DEsd ssa Oanasa Ff.ia ssl I-s iesa BOOTS & SHOES, CUTLERY HARDWARE. cRocxypxw, All" wooDrxwAs,
 Tobaccos, Cigars,
 Wines, Liquors, FANCY GOODS, OILS AND pAu,,
 Guns, Pistols, Rifle and Blasting Powder. Shot I..i
 Fuse and Cartridges.
 Iron, and Steel. Mining & Farming Implemspt. HTC- ETC. ETC, WHICH WE WILL SELL. FOR CASH oSrr ., THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN Anoxv COST AND CARRIAGE
 h h our intention so establish rermansu, M.re.,x House. and to keep on hand larE. and q varied ,.. ments of goods as Inc wan,s of ihs country deuasa To the Trade We sfsss every hdassmsl, , a. v,, 4 go,.i rOs.is aud lss y<sese,
 THE HIGHEST CASH PRiCE PAID y0s co.r AND HARLEY. C.PHgAn py6's JAKE hARKs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-02
PIONEER Stationery & News Depot. GEO. HI. TINKER, Montezuma Street, Prescott, Arizona,

.' Keeps constantly hand and for sale, '' THE LATEST NEWSPAPERS. PERIODICALS. BOOKS. STATIONERY, MAGAZINES MUSIC, &c. Call and examine my stock as l am receiving fresh goods every mail' ~ '';. : frF CT. Commissions of all kinds promptly attended io. Prescott, September 2l, le12 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20
THE COURTy.

BsItsT ss,; ocoLei verde. Tor pI.in,ia sss0, ~
seticn on bin o. isding; jury rtspited.
q s a Il. 9 s,e Mi:. issss
Menori.i Chui Oh. 10 be sgpropria'ed Cor The con
.r iSs o. ard S,h ~saR IN sAas saaeh 20
sum OF sac in case be survive, nes, and the sum Of
to each ciersyn an Who hal attend her fuper>i
The rect If the property abe leaves her rel
The will Of The late Defos Carr ruter was also fled
a Iii s ss and
The will Of sarah A. Gull, wcow OF the laie Justice
Gull va: also hs Ted shS bee her estate to asE
administrator Of his fathers estate; bond SS,o,O
POLICE COURT, Judge Ssen-To-day, VIM.
msL.ed liquors in less quantities than q pint viii
cut license. This 10 one OF tie cases where Q
dissspryeab By the police board. The testimony );
by an oncer, was that cav liquor and lager beer
ss he hsd no opportunity to taste II himself CUna
eel for Mr. Norris insisted that positive
water or amp her Innocent beverage. The Judge
bought ansrenily' and gave Judgment az .inst de-
Jube lor, oolort boy, was charged with steal
ing cnest oi tea worth 90 60, from Bray Co 9
getting Christmas fnisgs, and the Judge sent him
over to the reform SCI DOL for his Christ dinners
uDtil he !: a years Of age George W. J1sk ns
be Miller, who testified thst George, who keep
, hsG a. hs iasiSl he cause OF ali hsr
he IT. uck her, and Threatened cut her thrca- il
s she had him s err. slo aud costs, and sac
eled was charged with assault AMI battery IN
Frederick Summers ana rObbing him Of $40. Over.
ton, il wss charged met Summers aad garroted M m
in order { sc, his money, but the robbery was not
proved In accordance With the rule. Of evidence,
Attn ugh summer lest his money, and Overtou was
dismissed. Annie 4. Frazier, q athor good-lo5k.
,.g .onnG lady; was .,raigned on chsrgs OF srsna
Clos, waived an exam ination, a the matter viii
60 70 the grand jury, John alias Bull' Frizze b.
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& e d X u Is Il u w N

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED INCRNDIARY-This
morning Detectives Coomes and McEIfresh ar
rested two colOred men here named Frank
Bender and George Lee alias Washington on
the charge Of having set fire to the stables of
MI. Robert Cornell on Wednesday morning last,
by which they were destroyed. These officers
commenced yesterday to work the case mp, and
very strong circumstantial evidence has been
obtained which points directly to these men,
both of whom have been in the employ of Mr.
Cornell, but were discharged on the Friday pre-
vious to the fire, and were then heard to make
threats Of revenge. They were watched yester-
day by Officer Rodgers, who finding them pack
Ing up their traps to leave the District, detained
them. TIE officers have found q knife among
the ruins of the fire belonging to Bender. The
case will be brought before the police court to-
morrow. Bender and Lee are from Frederick.
Md, and have been living in the District since
the war.
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A L E X A N D & [ A.

FATAL ACCIDENT.-It was stated In ycster-
days Gosete that a brakeman on the o., A.
anu NJ. aaiiroad had been run over and badly
hurt. The accident occurred about three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, near the seven
mile post, and was the result of the breaking of
a part OF the apparatus by which the motion OF
the cars Is stopped. The unfortunate man was
employed on a cattle train bound to this cit y,
and when he fell upon the track ten heavily
loaded cars passed over him. The train was
stopped as soon as possible, went back for him.
and reached here about four O'Clock. He was
at once taken to his house on Peyton street.
near the Stone bridge, where he died ahput
seven O'Clock last night. never having rallied
from the shock, though Drs. Lewis and Powell
had administered the most powerful stmulants
His whole left leg and his right leg below the
knee were crushed and smashed in the most
horrible manner, and were only attached to the
rest OF his body by shreds of tendons. His name
was William Murray, and his death leaves his
family-a wife and three little children-in
most destitute circumstances.
RETR0CKSGIoN AGITATION.-A very small
meeting of the cOlored members of the fourth
ward radical club and few outsiders, was h ED
at the colOred Odd Fellows Hall, on Columbus
street last night. After the election of r. B.
Pinn, president, and w. Harris, secretary, a
resolution endorsing the action had by some of
the radicals of the other wards in reference to
the retrocession of Alexandria to the Distri ct
was adopted. A committee of eight was then
appointed, with .. q. Whittlesey at the head,
TO circulate petition for signatures Of those in
favor OF retrocessiOn, and another committee
of two, Lysander Hill and - Miller, to pre-
sent said petition to the U. S. Senate.
The SMALL-Pox.-The board OF health and
the city councils have taken action with refer
ence to the prevention OF the spread of the
small. pox within the city. The superntenden t
OF police says tfere are remaining but five cases
in the whole city, and that all of them are doing
well aud are supplied with whatever Is neccs-
sary for their comfort.
ROBBED IN WAsHINGToN.-Jerry DESMOND
an engine driver on the A. & +. r. r., was
robbed while asleep in the depot of that road,
in Washington, on Tuesday night last, of his
pocket-book containing S90.-Gd-stte, last er.a-
ina
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CITY MS.

KID, Castor, Dogskin, Cloth, Buck and all
sorts o. Driving Gloves just received at Gold
man & Steinbergs Gents Furnishing Goods
Store, corner 9TH and G streets.
The AMHRIc AN TEA sroRs, corner 9TH and
Mince Meat, Raisins, Jellies, Nuts, Pickles,
Buckwheat and everything that is necessary to
make Christmas pleasant, and at low prices.
Jusr RECEIVED large assortment of Castor
and Kid Gloves, Scarfs and Ties, Scarf Pins
and other novelties. suitable for holiday
presents. ROMAN s Cox, sol 7th street.
opposite Post Office.
1T WAS the night before Christmas when all
through the house not q creature was stirring,
not even mouse. Why all this stiffness per-
vading the house when all should have been fun
and gone; he no longer appeared with his keen
"black eyes, and 'short stumpy pipe" Well
to the SEQUEL, the proprietor of that house came
n home that night from the Photograph Store, No.
drawn as prizes. The stores of the Original
Grand Gift Enterprise, Nos. SIS 9th and 81 18th
street, will keep on hand beautiful assortment
during the holiday season.
A SINGER SEWING MACHINE is the friend of
tho widow.
WHITE KID CATERS AND SLIPPERS for
ladies, misses and children.
Red and pink Opera Slippers.
ChildreRs red top Boots.
Mems stitched Boots, a so.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, all sizes, at
l.. HRILBRUN's
402 Seventh street northwest.
THE RICH AS WELL AS THE POOR apprsci ate
the Singer Sewing Machine. d
CoRss REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN. Bun,ons
Chilblains, Bad Nails, 60, successfully treated
by DIR. White, Chiropodist, No. $50 Eth street,
opposite o. 3. Treasury. Established in Wash
ington 1851.
LADIES AND GENTLBMKN: II you wish your
rirr al ole A~,{
sent them to A. Fisher, No. 618 9th street. eppO.
site Patent Office. The Professor will give You
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. 9,2l 8:
TEHRNoNHTlRs and BarouetefS ara repafreA
and made to order BY Hempler. near * street
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D6Candy yanking Is Georgia's fun.

= Ckhuy ykhklhg u Geofgihs fun.
~St. Louis incendiaries plug up the alarm
boxes.
ga man who was never troubled with his
mOther-in-law-Adam.
ga Minnesota snow storm held school in
blockade all night
~Mrs. Scott Siddons gave an opens air
matinee on skates at Davenport, Ia, recently.
~Terre Haute glories in the possession of a
thirteen year old girl who Is now six feet and
one inch high.
~ Indianola, Iowa, boasteth OF its virtue-no
saloon, no billiard hall, no ball room, no pau
pers, and no business.
~Montreal young ladies play the soothing
retiring, when their sweet-hearts show signs of
lingering.
SA Michigan man lately had his head cut
Into by q circular saw as far as the brains oaght
20 be. As none we're found, the top Of his
skull was spiked on again and he is recover
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

Great Reduction in Prices
IMMENsE STOCK.
OyERCOATs,
GLENaARY COATS,
REyINa JACKETS,
DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS,
DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
~OFFICE SUITS,
WORKING SUITS,
DIAsoNALs,
BASKET,
CUT AWAY COATS.
VESTS TO MATCH,
YOUTHS ovEBOoATs,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUSIN ESS SUITS,
BOYS OvERCoATs,
BOYS EVERYDAY SUITS.
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND AMERICAN OAssI
MERE PANTALOOEs.
a. STRAUS,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
I0ll PEHNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
Between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Three Doors from Eleventh street.
K|store open until ,. m and on Saturday until
II p M, to soconmocaie those who have no time
SECOND GRAND OPENING
CHRISTIAN RUPPERTS
WORSTED EMBROIR BRING BAZAAR,
10. 403 5rH STREET.
Just received, per steamer Baltimore, fine g.
Embreidered SLIPPERS, on velvet cloth and canvas,
MR%bIoissFed Ch cs,, and scf sCs.nions,
And .n in%sp:s .::oSt%snt q ssssS .ssicIs. a.1..
hpAhh4FA iHH AZ
the leading manufactories in iurore, an able to
sfS z ss, e. 9. can
C0L0kIIIO. FOB O0LORINa RE HAIR, &
Xivsnia svsnus, south sids. bsewssa - - leth
IL. xICAzAl0zE OPzczLEe@
First au.,i s nsn A f.SSi:, corner . -
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LOCAL NEW 8.
Amasements, &C., fo.nfxhf

Eatic.dI TAsGter.-B9ucicsult's drama after
Dark"
fAeasey Co-igue.-Comic opera, drama, com
edy, surleaque, eongs, dances, etc.
LiRcOln HaN.-Carncross & Dixey's mfnstreIs
JsfsrSoH School Bsitding.-Concert by the
Female Grammar School, Fourth District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

MASONIC ELEC-IoNs.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF Lafayette Lodge, No. 10. f. and A
NJ, held last night, the following officers were
elected: Joseph 5. Mccoy. W. NJ; Burton r.
Ross, 5. w.; Nicholas 4. Young, j. W.; d. s.
Jones, treasurer; Richard j. Blackjack secre-
tary; L. Stoddard, tyler.
Attic last eOmmuDiSa tiop of National Lodge
No II, the following were elected officers: j. q.
Baker, W. NJ; ). l.. liable, S.W.; L. kaufman.
J.W.; j. II. Phlson, secretary; Johnvogt, treas.
prer.
Centennial Lodge, No. 81. last night elected
the following OH GERS to serve the ensuino year.
II. A Whitney, w. n; d. SGhieimer, s. W; II.
y. Edwards, j. W.; A. 4. Longiey, treasurer;
Thomas Thompson, secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

GONE TO STATES PRIsoN.-Last evening,
Captain Croker and Messrs. Dutton and Ed
ridge, Of the jail guard left with following
prisoners bound for the Albany penitentiary to
serve out their sentences: John Thomas, bur
glary, three years; Washington Merdith, as
sault and resisting and officer, one year; James
Fields. alias George II. johnson, do, one
year; Henry Miller and William Fox, grand
larceny, one year; Adam Kelly, assault ard
battery with intent TO kill, three years; John
Maddox, grand larceny, two years; William
Brown, alias Thomas Osieton, grand larceny,
one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

SMALL-Fox.--The following rev cases have
been reported to the health OF. GER since our
last report One at 1910 \ streetsouthwest: one
between 10th and 18th and NJ and n streets
southeast; one on north e., near isth ST. north
east; one at $40 I'd street southwest; one at 318
9Th street southeast; one in the couGty lust over
Bennings bridge; one at No. street, be-
tween 10th and 18th northeast. OEe burial,
that OF Ida May Berkeley, corner of 7Sh and Nj
streets southeast, has taken place since our last
report Deaths Al The smallpox hospital are
not included in this report. These are reported
monthly. 10 the board OF he2Ith by the he alth
orcer. There is no case OF small -pOx at 26OJ X
street northwest, as has been published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

TIE EXCELLENCE OF CARNCRoes & DIxEY's
MINsrKKLs Is appreciated here, or they couldn't
have attracted such o large and respectable
audience to Lincoln Hall through the storm Of
snow, hail and rain which prevailed last even
ing. To night II the last appearance Of tn 9
frst-class company, and they will no doubt
have full houae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

JUST RECEIVED large assortment of Castor
and Kid Gloves, Scarfs and Ties, Scarf Pins
and other novelties. suitable for holiday
presents. ROMAN s. Cox, 50T 7th street.
opposite Post Ofiice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

VStore open until p. m. and on Saturday until
ii p. M, to accommodate those who have no time
to purchase during the day. decll-lr
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LIVESTOCK MARKEr-Board of H,a,n I'm.
spectioRs.-Superintenden Gatchel reports the
inspections and sales Of live stock at Droyersi
Rest during the week ending Decenbe 10, 1872
39T cattle pc: Z72 sold to butchers, at 3xa5K; s.
left over; ss sold for stock purposes; 200 sheen
up, Of which we're condemned, balance sold
to butchers, at 6a7c.; 80 cows and calves were
sold, at from i25 to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

wEII-KsTABLIsHKD FAcT-Messrs. Top
ham & Co., who are ever on the alert to satisf
the demands of the age, offer the neatest an
most fashionable styles and largest stock In tn
District, a. low prices, Of ladies' and men
Satchels, Travelling Bags, Pocket Books, Glow
Boxes, Driving Gloves, Carriage Robes, Woo
Mats, Saddles, Brides, Harness, sole leathe
and Dress Trunks, &C., &c, SC. Their empo
rum Il at No. AS It'll street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

THETHEATRRs, on account Of the shocking
weather latter dark" this week, are "neck aud
neck IN hard luck, and neither draw as large
audiences as they ought TO, considering the
character OF the performances. BOurcicAuits
interesting drama is well PLAYED at the Ma
ooDsI, and 10 Il worth the price of admission 70
see the charming Freeman sisters in the m1sIc
ball scene. There Is also some foe actin ia
Tie sensational drama At he ComIque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

We call the attention of the Public TO our large
and car, fnlly ,sslectsd stock Of CaINa. GLASS
AND QUkENS&ARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &c
Also, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS OF every
description, which We keep tantly on hand at
tie lowest possible rates.
We especially invite inspection OF our Fancy
Articles fer Holiday Presen.s A grea, variety 4
NER SETS. VASES. SC
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP.
Call snd eysmine We guarantee satisfaction.
TAYLOR NOOK, No. l24 Bridge street,
DIST Between Congress and High streets
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TX u, n, q.
HOLIDAY GOODS AT AUCTION.
a On THURSDAY EVENING, December
"A 18th, at o'clock, and continuing each eve
III ming, | will sell, at the store Of Poe a selig-
son, No. l2e Bridge street, q large assort-
ment OF Fancy Goods, Toys, &C ,&c. We name:
Fine Writing Desks,
Fine Work Boxes,
Fine Musical and other Albums,
eleghs, Skates, Portfolios,
Accordeons, ViOlins, Guitars, Banios, &c
The above stock will be sold without regard &c
ccst. IdH.5tl THOS BOWLING, Aust.
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TIE BOUNDARY AND SILVER SPRING RAIL
RoAr.-To- day the stock holders OF the Boundary
and Silver Spring railroad Company held a
private meeting 70 consult on a proposition
made by the Metropolitan company to purchase
me ROAD. Ire latter road, IL Is understood,
offer 20 swallow up the Il. and s. 5. road. giving
one share of their stock for one share Of the
other. The ". and G.. railroad have asked the
ID. and ,. ). 10 delay action until after the next
meeting of their company. The most of those
present this morning seemed favorable to Pres
Ident Thompson's proposal on behalf of the
metropolitan road, II they are guaranteed that
the connection with the Metropolitan by the
Sth-stre> line Is made At an early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

The EeG-No6G WAR.-At the last meeting
OF the Good Templars OF the District, resolution
were adopted requesting all government OH
triet, TO exclude from the bospitalities and fes-
hyities of their homes on the approaching
Christmas and New Years Day, the use of any
and all varieties of intoxicating liquors, and
solicit the influence Of the pulpit and press OF
the District IN the furtherance Of this object.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

THE AMERICAN TEA STORE, corner 9TH and
streets, is the place to buy Teas, Coffees Spices
Mince Meat, Raisins, Jellies, Nuts, Pickles
Buckwheat and everything that is necessary .
make Christmas pleasant, and at low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

KID, Castor, Dogskin, Cloth, Buck and all
sorts OF Driving Gloves Just received at Gold
man & Steinberg's Gents Furnishing Goods
Store, corner eth and G streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

A"DA1 OF INTERVIEWING s0lemnity
Of the Episcopal Church was probably ever so
widely observed as that Of to-day, which has
been set al art, both in the United States and
England. as ebay Of interceSsion." Pastorals
have been issued by the bishops TO their hocks,
and special form OF prayer prepared for the
for the support OF missionaries, but to increase
the interest in mission efforts. The movement
Tor this day or PRAYER was originated In Eng
land by the society for the propagation Of the
Gospel IN foreign parts, and IL met with signal
favor IN every diocese Of the Episcopal church,
on both sides of the ocean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

The CHIEF engineer in charge of the heating ana
ventilStiDg OF the Senate Chamber has written
letter 70 the architect OF the Capitol, which
has bsax referred to the committee on public
buildings and grounds, in which he asks an
appropriation OF $1,000 10 extend by means OF a
tunnel the inlets for fresh air about 200 feet
from the capitol, to the lower terrace, in the
west capitol Park. The engineer states that
this work - needed on account of the present
defective situation OF the inlets. When the wind
Is IN certain directions, counter currents carry
the coal gas from the boiler fues down tn the in
lets, whence IL Is drawn into the chamber.
WIKI this Improvement nothing more would be
desired In the ventilation OF the Senate wing Of
the Capitol.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March II, 1872
So Sa ''s s SSSa G soss '0 Net receipts
NEW ORLEANS, March 10, 1872
5000 s The Gon met e'sp:
coas'wise, s5ls. Sales 1900. Stock 209,245:
Cotton quiet. M,dincs, ssc Net receipts, 7Sl bales,
Sales 300. Stock, 81, e64.
Cotton:-Hoders firm light offerings from buyers Mid.
dings 2iac 2slc Net receipts, ,s66 bales Exports
5S atea S'''an' 1905 '0a'w's 49, Sales &C., Stock
CHARLESTON. March II, 1872
15l,lSS NN'
store and sdoaWheai, 49, 900 bushels; corn, aoosoo
& %s G ao S'0S -Four aS S an %6ss
Iower sales $40 bushels Duluth at 81 a. Corn lower sales
Barley quiet sales 40O bushels Canada at 9sc seels quiet
timothy g. dS Il &
wines nominal.
No spring, IS rs for amber winter, IS 70 Tor white
Corn unsetted safes Of 5000 bushels Including 900 bush
els at 7oc on the track and several lots at 73
for Western. Corn meal 81 co for bo,ed and ri 50
for unbolted per cwi Mieed steady; shorts s25 Ship
ssc railroad freights-Fou TO Boston, 6sc 10 New YORK
bgc. TO Albany, 49,
Four-saes Of extra spring at S6 ~ 81 Wheat quiet
ana weak sales Of NO ssprng at 81 s2 q ss Corn
aSe, ass fssay scd rs bfSS
changed green hams quiet al see &c. Bulk meals quiet
saes q shoulders at &c c. sides, bssc; clear rio
quie, Il 50 50 SO IL for soft to choice WHISKY
say ana ac.ye al &c Lave nogs hr active ana shade
bushels wheat 4 900 do corn 5000 Do oats 1900 40 rye
s o so barley and gVc0 hogs shpmenls3UoJ bbs -FOUR
,vo 9usaes wheat zv DO corn. 1000 do cats, IO0J
rye, iI,VJv DO barley and 1000 hogs
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see wnirled up to 40 or so consequence OF the
victory gained over the ''Ring" But, as often ex-
planned in this column, the professional class OF
spectators are doing nothing in Erie, ana Wtnont
them the outsiders seldom have enthusiasm ana
patience enough to engineer 20 movement sue
cessfuy So that with the elimination OF the plar
tor ousting the Ring Erie went only as far az al ",
and failed to stay even there, for 1t 'receded
10 S6H again when all the rood news. was fully
known. This indifference is explain sd by the ap.
prehension, 30 far az to day m concerned OF litlga.
ton between the deposed President and the new
board, whose proceedtngs he will probably en-
deavor to nave declared ills9a and by general
mstrust thor the Ring nave not only robbed the road
OF every penny OF RS revenue, but have used she
credit Orthe corporation to borrow immense OF
money! giving 4&liQatons In return which viii
Impose mountain OF coating debt over and
| above the bonds ana stock These fears may be
extravagant. but they are enough to take the bloom
! of the speculation for q rise In Erie. however well
| intentioned the new beard and however natterng
the prospect OF the new departure OF the COM
pany. The fluctuations In the rest OF the list were
comprised within an avers<e OF one-half per cent,
the attention OF the market being absorbed with
exciting events in Twenty-third street. In the case
of Panama there was)a further rise to 81, and In
Hannibal and ST. Joseph an advance to AZ ST
Paul preferred vas exceptionally strong, with sales
at T9<.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. :.
qbc following table shows the highest ana lowest
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CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


MUNDAY, MATCH IT. p. N.
CoFTEE-The market remained quiet for all descriptions
and prices without decided change although tending
somewhat In buyers favor There sales reported
We quote Cargoes (Rio) ordinary i5c. like; do ar,
l5hc I5s1c do GOOD, l64c l6>Sc do prime, l7c q
isc, god In bond, nyty days; Maracsio, lee isbc La
guayra, lsc. SOc. ST. Domingo in bond. Hc H,se
Java, &c q a5c., gold, duty paid.
CoTToNThe demand for cotton the spot partook Of
retail character and sales only effected Of small lots
70, spinning purposes, ~ prices generally No. lover 10
order TO sell considerable lines further concession would
have been necessary Future deliveries hrn mt