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FRIDAY, Aug. 9-P. NJ,

After a rather active mornings trade, the
stock market fell into the orru of dizziness this after-
noon The return of hot weather has caused the usual
exodus 70 the country and dissemination on the part OF
those who remain here to do more than they are by
necessity compelled The weakness continued
until the Second Board today when reaction
set ip and a steader tone prevailed. The
early decline ranged from TO per cent and
over and was most marked in Pacific Mall Western
Union Telegraph, c. C. and Indiana Central Union Pa
cite Erie Central andlNorth West Common For time
there was considerable Of sales but the settle
ment of short contracts consequent upon the close OF
the week. stimulated the upward turn in prices noted
above The rally was most decided in the stocks foremost
in the early decline, Pacific Mail and Western Union
Telegraph taking lead. IN fact the remainder
of the list, with the exceptions of Lake Shore,
Rock Island and ohios may be fairly quoted
dull and neglected. Investments were mod
erately dealt in Morris and Essex sold at 9Sd92i;
c. c. Gin and Indianapolis 9Ol; Harlem, ll6l Pan
ANA. 1874; New-Jersey Central, 1O7i2l079 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western at 1Ol Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy at 1924 and Rome and Watertown at IS 1.-THE
last three named having sold in small amounts Erie
Preferred was active to-day ranging from III to TO-
b. H. and Erie having been quiet. In the miscellaneous
shares the transactions light Consolidation Coal
declined on small transactions from 49, to 42t Express
shares were dull American sold at 79h and Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'s az 49, The following were the opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices of stocks:
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The above the ruling rates for retail lois Material
concessions are often made orders for large uantoee
There is a steady demand for railroad bonds, stimu-
lated by the ongeontlnued low rates for money The
demand for the mortgages Of the ST. Joseph and Denver
City Co. exceeds that OF any previous pened, the
road being finished within dozen miles or so, and buy
ers seeming anxious TO avail themselves of tic premium
on the gold coupon due on the 18th of this month.
Messrs Tanner & Co. the agents, and can proVGe
them at subscription prices
The movements in dry goods during the past week
show that the value of goods entered for consumption
was $2O6s3O2 Withdrawals from warehouse, :2Cl5,ss;
warehoused, S1,6So,13l.
The receipts OF the St. Louis, Kansas City ana NoTtb'
ern Railway Company for the FIRST week in August 1s2
were s7l715; first week in August, 1871, S41lo; IL
crease, S32975.
The Land Commissioner OF the Union Pache Rallroad
Company reports that the sales of the Companys lands
for the imonth of July, 1872 were SoSS9 30leo acres
amounting to Sl33s9 o. AT average Of 81 Il per acre.
The total sales from July 2S 1859, to the present date
are COL $50 6IO0 acres, amounting to $25S7 g. at an
average of s. 81 per acre.
The specie In the Bank OF France has increased oO
600 francs during the past week.
The Philadelphia stock market is heavy Pennsylvania
Ga 100; Philadelphia and Fries Railroad. = Reading
Railroad, 575 PENNSYLVANIA Railroad oSl Dod, II..
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were;

Gold has been quiet ana strong at ll5l IL seems " "
generally understood in the Board that the Du'
are carrying large amount of coin, varousy
at ten TO twenty millions, which they una 49, W.
TO carry Some bankers to their honor "
e said decline on principle, TO make loans anu % tho
gold as collateral and others dislike It on os cur
risk involved in the care OF IT. so tha1 ado 10 oh
rency loans are the clique often nav nn,re II not
tain % .n' closely by their loan accounts the premium
orowa , TOO married. peg higher but the bubble Is
liable to collapse at any moment from n,o inc want 0'
credit and borrowing capacity to carry along and
Inc Tn" Rank Of France reports gain OF 100000
s,oI%y during 1 ns past week Loans between broker:
francs ,,, 20 ,er cent interest The Assistant
treasurer redeemed in called bonds $1,000 swelling 'ne
grand total to ESQ., 10000 peyinG o' SOOo ~ com ~,
So o the Suhe debit The days business at the Gold
49, Tanl was as follows Gold cleared, s'o.O26oOo;
cold balances ss7s96o; currency balances a'0''0o'
rue following were the ano,aiions'
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sr. JOSEPH AND DENVER CuY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's

CT JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand I'VE
them. .,0ors
Besides being the obligation Of o wealthy coipO'ss
ton. composed of men OF experience and hlsh''ooe
commercial integrity, they are secured by ino'
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant liaa
chise and equipments, combined In one MOI
aud are readily negotiable both in the maiSe'' -
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liberal sinking fund provided in the moi'sAsss
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SALES FROM 1877 TO / O'CLOCK
w., m, Tel am ps.,6c Malls .30O On

5000 O. g. g. l3sl Re...u5s 100 5-2n Con. '5l.ll
lOOOO 52U Cor 20 600 0. $50 Cou 1863 81
n 6O0OU S. Gs 1884. Reg....l2
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
4. :. HATCH,

HARVEY FISK. - . i"'N"'
OFFICE OF FISK 81 HATCH,
No. NAssAU-sT.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY ARE AMPLY SECURED UPON ONE OF Ihs
MOST VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT EAST AND WEST
TRUNK LINES OF RAILWAY IN THE UNITED STATES
AND ARE THE OBLIGATIONS OF POWERFUL AND RE-
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AND CREDIT. -, ,,r,o
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGg--FIRsT CALL,
103 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Salts Of Goreramenf Boads
go u $40 Reg 1900 U. 8. $50 Thu B6T.u5t
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ice Of the securities named /:

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cent bonus on days time, and to II per cent bonus
on co days. at the following variations from tie market
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nj the FOLLOWING for city bank stocks:
OEnA Ma


In railroad bonds there only limited amount or
Sales the Union Pacific first mortgages being steady AZ
el and Income ten per cents at SC! The following
bids.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
(CoAMUNICATED.I
GOOD TGAApLARs.

MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE IN SMYRNA.
Ma. EprroR:-On Wednesday The Grand
Lodge of l. y. q. T. convened at Smyrna in ita
annual sexion The meeting wsscaIIed TO order at
10 o'clock BY u. W. &. Templar Davis, and after
some very appropriate addresses from SOME OF
the Delegates they proceeded with bnsi,.ess
The meeting was very largely attended, the
following Lodges and towns being represented,
~ far as w could ascertain: Milford, Dover
Delmar, Middlelown. Christiana, Odessa, Wa
wsset, Columbia, Chrstal Fount, Canterbury
Georgetown and Marshalton. All ofthese, ,wuh
Cook Lodge, Smyrna, were represented bv iron,
one to three delegates.
We must admit, how ever that We We're not ~
cordially received by Cook Lodge, as We might
have been--there being bat two out Of the " hole
invited to partake Of their liheraliiy. This,
however, il reasonably accounted for in this
wise The last two sessions held in that town,
the "Committee Of Arrangement made ar
rankements to accommodate sixty" representa-
tives, but instead Of seeing sixty they were com
pslIed N Witness but five or six; so This time
there were no arrangements made to receive any
one, not Notwithstanding u committee was appointed
So instead Of holding two day s session. AS was
antit ipated, there WAS but one day. session,
which lasted until half past six
During the proceedings The following officer
were duly elected and installed Tor the present
year ending the first September in 1873: G W.
G. T., A. D. Davis; Counselor Miss Mary
Crouch; q. WV. r., Mis- Mary D. Davis; G.
w. T. Rev. f. Crouch; &. w. K. s., NJ. Down
ham; g. W. NJ. w. 4. Wear; q. W. C., Rev.
D. C. Ridgewsy; g. W. |. g.. Harry +. Low
man; CIV. O. G., Enos +. Wood.
The G. W. c., Rev. d. c. Ridgeway, waa
unsnmouAly elected as Grand Representative
to the K. W. q. L., of the |. .. Of q. T., OF
North America, which ct,nvenes in London, Can.
ada, on the third Wednesday in May next.
There being, apparently, hnle more breath
expended froln the Wilmington Delegation
than any other, the meeting, al half-past six
adjourned II meet in this city on the first Wed
nesday in September next, at loo'cluck.
l.. +. IL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06

LogpoN hes grown % rapidly that there is be-
gi1niA0 70 b. no room for the working classes =
The rsot of the smaller dwellings is becoming 50
high that iaboring men cannot afford to occupy
thsn. Thsy Are driven to crowd into tenement
housss. The cdorts % nohly made by Mr.. Pea
body. Miss Burdett Coutts. Alderman Waterlow,
and otAsrs 70 erect suitable dwellings in blocks.
and rent them at low rates. have proved only a
paliiaton OF the evil They have done much good.
bat mare extensive and radical remedies are need
3D. The London Society for Improving the Con-
dition Of the Laboriug Ciasses has lately made
this subject OF workiugmen's dwellings, its special
ohjsct. But it IL admitted that ths need OF hous-
ing the wosk,ngmsn and their families comforta-
bly, has become 20 urgent that private charity can
do but little. 1t can only provide dwellings for
NV thousand. while. according TO the London
.sesaaard; !" .handrsds Of thousand: require prop
LORD 0AAstssbary. may bs the nssns OF relieving,
70 so0s appssciAbis sxtent. this crowding. He
has essUtsd near London, upon an estate owned
BY hin, complsts and extensive workingmsn's
village. called New Wsndsworth, the innsbitants
Of which travsl r. aud from their work In the city
st rsasoaAbls charges aud 1t suitable hours, ny
rail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06


4 nsw illustration OF the manner in which the
Ttsassry h plundsrsd under this Administration
co0es from Chicago. It was rscentiy announced
thAs oapsrvising Architect Aullstt had awarded
u eaosraot for furnishing stone tor the Chicago
public buildings to Johs n. Auehlar Of Cincinnati
The prices 70 b paid were given - a. per cubic
loot for blocks containing hundred tsst or sss;
el.S6 Tor blocks bstwssn one hundred and one
h,ndlsd and afy cubic ieet; aud el.A7 tor all
blocks Of more than one hundred and hfty feet =
= - AaPpens that there are hundreds OF people IN
Chicago who are familiar with this particular
eeoos, sad the prices II which it has been selling.
Tho aame stone il bsing used IN the Chamber OF
CoAmsres and IN otAse buildings now erecting in
thaa city. TAs Chicago Irscuns has taken the
trouble TO compare the prices paid for the stone
~ the Chamber Of CoRmsrcs Association with
thoss which Mr.. Suporvisor Aalett has agreed to
pay, aud nnds that on tbs amount contracted for
oy him th9Uaitsd States will pay about $780, ,OOO
more for the stone than private individuals are
paying tor the same quantity Of precisely similar
stous from the same quarry. Y. san.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
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ENNSYLVANIA RAILROA
NM HI I.s a15jS, w.
uN ANDAFTtK MpNDAy n

on Az .tT1. ~ t.,,,i ,Y,,2iSptY. irlt; - l'73.
Train leave Depot, thirty -secoud ma MarHct 81.
main Line W-,t.. ara.
Paoli Accommodation ddily. S'cut >unIaf. -
a.m., - Am ahu lll0 u. IN. l.I' pm '.Ap p.i!.
and l. 80 y. m.
Niagara Express daily. except surity, 1.sla. N
Lock Haven and Elmira Exrr' dliiy. eN.cpt
SUNDAY. $40 .. III.
Mail daily. excert sunday ay.............. >Goa.iu.
Fast Line and Erie Exp. daily {. >uniayl,5 r.i..
Harrisburg Ace. daily. exceut sunday. > ~ ia.
Lancaster "a and YORK Acc. daty, e>. sunday i,!on.m
Cine matt Express aaiy y,......s..... % q r.lu.
Southern Exprcss daily. ..........-....z Ftu Fn,.
racthc Express daily ..........,-.... Ii ~ fto.
paol, ounda, rran-,,...,....- u am Dni ~ pms
cincinnati Exr only Ia liafrisonrg on estnrdt>,
Erie Aiaii SATURDAY, ngh run, only 10 " iitau furt
For Emigrant LNrrc Tam, leaving l"-zu I. in=
dali, e.rert sunday, ,lthr,, mp't be procured and
New SWrl. Di>i.ion
Express i"r New York. "a. and ~ 10 A.u,. all
:, l2.5o 80. 30 and ''.ib >, N. and I4.-GuistG
Expre>s Train t'r Long l:.snrh II and
3.+o y IN.
E%,s5a., En- =, lrain al, teT n, Ns~ lelS. ierra.
Nay lrtlu Tor Trenton l,to ru..
Way Tram Tor liolme5 burg AMI Bustlrton. u. ,ui.
New ofk SUNDAY Tram. 80 IA. "a IN. ANA
dt' N l,sa Al sonnss,s at rren'oa ter Lal"tsrt
'''s anu " EESsiSGGifoS 4 ;:.I:SGif DEPOT.
Holnesburg \ Bnstieton. 7.oo ana /. ~ s.l5p y N.
Way Tran Tor New Brunswick ,"........ ~ !, IN,
EApIess lrhihs Tor Trenton. '=H ia ihd i'u tlid
.5.Dpm.
Way Trains for Trenton. iocoA IL. -. ~ ami
1.W NJ.
Way Train for Bristol. ,.=.........-... 80 pm
eOk BELAIDEkE DIN IaloN
Express tor Trenton. LamhertNiIir. Easton. seran
ton &e, 1.al AIN.
Way Tram To Lam bertyile X Pruninstnn, ,Ia "a ain
Express tor Trenton. Lambertsillr. taston. ser.m=
ton. &C. 40 pn
Accom-. tor Belddere aud Pennington. 52n + III.
A,Mioy DIV ..i"":
Accommoda. for New York ,ia Amhop Jan
Way Trans tor Trenton, h.ob Ant iuUu a ga, -.ra
noon and 400, 800 and 6.Mi IN.
Accommodation tor New York VA Penn Sut,,A.
2!O IN
Account for New York via jersey Civ. ZuN = M
Way Train for burlington. eru f. II.
Way Trains tor Bordentown. 500 ami / A. 4 a..
Exp. TralEt iOr niehtstnwn. go "A III AID t.aI T.
Expre Trims tor Pembetton. Long Bra 81 ana
y. j. southern aud Iuckerton kailio,d>. duu .
IN and 2.45 N.
Way Trains for Mt. Holly. Loo. SO ana 4 "a II.
Way Trains for Pemberton. i0.,Da H.. : ,,og ana
90 pm.
Sleeping Car Tickt Is for the West can he had uu
application At the Ticket Uice Ul Chestnut .ifrrt
and IT the Depol, Thirty. second an Murkut sts
Agents OF the Union Transfer Company VIII cal
tor and dtliver Baggage At the Dersts. otlrr> wif
receive prompt att. ntion. and Railr"ai tme Glrl
can also be sbtained at the tollosiag
TICKET OFFICES: No. s,s ,'ne.tn"t stryet stt,.t'
No. liz Mlrt ct ,tree:,
and at the Depots and berry nauied above.
A u. CASSAlT. bsHeruf .Hbuts.r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06

don't ~ itaih viii run -ui5,sf 10 d-lnys iSr
Iz,I'4 "a L+ ts'E' eus'E' ,3nd viii st.u nul, at SIN
-. :, NEW CA>iLE rEAiNS
at - ~" 'ste 10y lluumrrnu and rhisd.l
"''"ihSton AZ ~ +. VI Ion Nea t.stit '' ~
AaI;,io,ssfM sMl INA EkANsn TkAINs.
Ton, n - ~ 80 n""N', ,t.aye snlyTua fer Clay.
=, 'h, ana ..5 T.. III. Leave tl ,vto, d,
.',s "a. - a. NJ, ana o l.. M 10 mat ennnnc
S4',S -" 'r"il's |" aud from Dover, api stut5,r.
a, r,,.>.,,,,,, CONNECTIONS.
- ~" NJ END, with the keut tuuptyura upre,
anne, krht Railroads "'' Ea'eh
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water Railroad. 't'h ana httah
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EPILEPSY OR FITS

SuRE CURE for this distrs,s ing COMPLAINT i.
On on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations' n,,b
lshed oy DR.. q. PHEi Ps BRowS. the rrescr,rticn
was discovered BY hi" in such prGvidential man
kn"Wn. as II has cured everybody VIII, has IN n.
y tor FITS never hav ing tailed in a s,nyie case
ina ingredients nay be ohta,pcd ttnn any iruy
gis'; copy sent &c 10 al applicants by mnI-
address pr. y. PnElrs BnowN. Il ,lraui street.
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