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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-03

IL THE APPEAL of Friday we pub
lished the fact that Judge Flemming, OF
he Davidson County Chancery Court,
had rendered a decision favoriug the
validity of the Torbett issue of Bank OF
Tennessee money. OF this issue there is
said TO be eight hundred thousand dol
Jars outstanding, which is now quoted
IN this market at thirty-three cents buy
ing, Notwithstanding the case upon
which this decision has been had has
been appealed to the Supreme Court.
Public opinion, based upon a right sense
Of public justice, f;4vors the redemption
OF this money by the State, and such is
The confidence of many holders that
they refuse to sell or part with what
they have at less than par. 1t is ex-
Pected that the Supreme Court will de-
eide the question this term Of court at
Nashville. We hope so.
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JOSEPH B. STEWART, the lawyer ina.
prisOned by order Of Congress as a con-
tumaeioUs witness, for refusing to tel
to whom he gave the two hundred and
forty thousand dollsrs corruption mon
ey given him by Ames, was, the C0arier-
Journal says, formerly a lawyer Of Lou
isville. "He WIS., says that paper, "a
man Of great energy, but, while here,
was chiefly distinguished for his supers-
hSndance OF brass and poverty of brain.
He is eminently fitted for Washington
lobby practices, and viii always be GER
tain to exact a liberal commission for
any disbursements he may be employed
TO make. The notoriety ne has just
achieved viii make him supremely hap
py, for, like George Francis Train, be
courts martyrdom if it viii make him
conspicuous before the public"
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The Vienna Exposition Building
COmpleted-Latest French
and Prussian Intelli-
gence.
Violent SnOw Stern in the Brit
ish Isles---Business Retarded
in London in Consequence.
Many Vessels Wrecked, and Fear
full Loss of Life---DisastrOus
Railroad Accident.
AUSTRIA.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, February 2.-The EXPOSE
ton Building is completed. The Sultan
is expected to be present at its opening.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February Am official Jour-
nal states that only eleven persons were
arrested in Mont Martre on Wednesday
night, and all We're released, with two
or three exceptions, after a short deten-
ton.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, February 2.-JoUrneymen
painters in this city have struck; lack
of work is not general in the trade, but
threatens to become so.
The ZeituHg, of this city, demonstrates
that the Russian forces in Central Asia
are strong enough to defy any attempt
of England to stop their progress, and
Great Britain Is powerless. Russia is
only aiting for a false step on the part
of England.
LONDON, February 2-The British
Islands were visited last night with the
most violent storm ever experienced at
this season Of the year. Snow fell to an
extraordinary depth, in the city and
country. This morning it was six inch
es deep in London, and travel almost
entirely suspended. Omnibuses and
cabs have ceased running, and scarcely
vehicle of any kind has been seen on
the streets all day. In the provinces the
snow fell much heavier, and in the cX-
treme north several feet deep. Many
wrecks are reported, and the loss of life
is fearful. The steamer Clan Alpine
went ashore during the night on Black
head, and is a total loss. 1t is feared
that all on board were lost. The ship
Sarah was wrecked on the Irish coast,
near Balleygan, and fourteen of heI
crew were drowned.
An accident occurred to-day on the
London and Northwestern railroad, al
Stafford, by which several persons were
killed.
The deposition of the engineer of the
steamer Murillo has been taken before
the British Consul at Cadiz. His state
ment comedies with the previous ae-
count of the disaster. Pending the in
vestigatiOn of the master of the steamer,
some of the crew have been arrested.
They admit that they had a collision
with a vessel, but deny that it was with
the whole feet. Thirteen lives were lost
by the wreck of the Clanalpine. The re-
port that Sir Darabdul KOhman has cap
tured FoOthessar at the instigatiOn OF
the Russians, and was making other ar
rangements in Afghanistan is contra
dicted. The last advices from BakOva
represent the city and surrounding
country as tranquil.
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THE Washington eorrespondentOft the
Cincinnati Commercial says If oakes
Ames is expelled the House he "will a
tale unfold that may enable hisA 10 en-
JOY in expulsion the benefit OF The max
i'm that misery loves company In
other words, the great American show
e' being stepped o-, viii fly up and hit
somebody in the face" We hope he
viii be expelled, for we want to hear
that tale
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1910.

WE HOPE, with the New Orleans
Ricdytue, there viii be no compfomiie
with the Kellogg government of Bouisi-
ana. McEnery has it row all his own
way. The evidence so far adduced be-
fore the Congressional Investigating
Committee is IN favor Of his as the legal
government Of the State. " No COM
promise is the motto for all true sons Of
.os1fss =.
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HAvING this day suggested the insolvency
III of the estate OF Duncan Maclean, deco,
in accord aDce with the order of the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Shelby county, in that
BEHALF l hereby give notice for all persons
having claims against the estate OF said Dun
can Maclean, decd, TO appear before the
County Court Clerk OF Shelby county. and file
their claims authenticated IN the manner
prescribed by law, on or before the 23d day Of
April. 1873; and that any claim not 1led on or
before said day,,or before an appropriation OF
the funds of said estate iB made, will be for
ever barred, both In law and equity.
JOHN b. CAMPBELL,
Executor OF Duncan Maclean, deceased.
January D, 1873. jazz fri
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TTNHE partnership, if any ever existed be-
tween Eugene A. Griggs and Carl Clark,
steam and gas filters, No. 80 Main street, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Eu-
gene A. Griggs retains possession of the stock
of goods, fixtures, books and accounts, and is
authorized to receive and receipt for all
money due.
The business will be continued at the same
place by me, and l respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF the public patronage.
feb2 II. A. (TRIGGS.
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OVERTON
DRUG AND FAMILY MEDICINE
- TO7 a.

To the Citizens OF Memphis and vicinity;
Having again entered the arena Of my pro
fession, take great pleasure in informing my
friends that 1 am now at their service, and
viii be 3 ad TO see them at any and all times
Ny stock VIII be ample for all Family and
Plantation purposes, as shall keep what may
ba termed a strictly Ffrst-elass PFeHeri2-
tl0n and Family Medicine store en- norao-
ING an the leading and proprietary articles.
Nv Iserfumery Department. VIII consist ot
all the leading manufacturers, soapss Toilet
Taadss. REaIr Oils, Tooth Powders For
eign and Domestic -.
Nv Prescription Department Is open % All
hours: my Assistant slesping where he can Be
aecessibie. Remember that distance lends
enchantrnent to the view.
Very respectfully. s
Fine Havana and Domestic Cigars. ial
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$500 Reward.

4 WILL give two hundred dollars reward
for the ar. est and confinement in any jail
so that they may be dealt with Justly, GEO.
COOPER and JOHN BACHMAN, the muir
Jlerers OF W. !. Hill, committed on the night
of January e, 1873. twelve miles from Mem
phis, ON the Big Creek plankrOad. Or VIII
give one hundred dollars for the arrest of
either of said parties in accordance with the
above. -
90 HI a
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$4,000 STOCK.

VIZ T. have on consignment q stock OF Dla-
w mOnds, Gold and Silver Watches, solid
Gold Jewelry, Sterling Silyerware, Fancy
Goods, etc, amounting to about Ten Thousand
Dollars, from a first-clasS jewelry establish
ment which we will sell at n great bargain,
or exchange for Bank, Insurance, Steamboat
or Raj lrOad stock.
GEORGE SHIELDS q CO..
caI. A MI a
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The reason for the increase of the pub
lie debt is stated at the Treasury Depart
ment to be on account Of the payment
during the past month of the interest on
Pacific railroad bonds over the amount
retained from pay and services rem
dered, enc hundred and sixty-two thou
sand four hundred aud twenty dollars.
and but for this il would have been de-
creased one million four hundred and
two thousand three hundred and eight
dollars. There was also disbursed from
the Treasury during January, in addi-
ton TO ordinary expenses, one million
two hundred AID forty thousand dollars
TO the Board Of Public Works of WASH
ington city, and one million dollars on
account Of deficiencies in the revenue,
making a total Of extraordinary ex-
penditures during January of four mill
lion sixty-six thousand two hundred and
ninety-fouT dollars.
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COAL! COAL ;!
BS Still on hand about TIVE hundred
barrels choice Pittsburg Coal.
H. LEHMAN,
fe3 Corner Vance and Cansey.
NOTICE.

VHE undersigned hereby give notice 70 all
Il concerned Of the acceptance by them Of
a deed of asst signment executed TO them by
Joseph Rogers, OF Memphis, Tenn, for him
self, and as successor Of the late firms OF
Rogers q Tozer and Rogers, cambridge & Co.,
wholesale grOcers and cOmnni issiOn merchants,
at Memphis. TenL essee. All persons having
claimsw1H please present them al once; and
all persons Indebted to said parties are noti-
fed not 10 make payment to any one save to
the undersigned. !. Y. CUMMINGS,
GEO. P. BOON Z, Asst gnee5.
Memphis. January ], 1873 les
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HEHKOPF-The friends and acquaintanees
Of VIZ. REHKOPF are respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral this CMcNDAY) afternoon,
at - o'clock, from his late residence, on Clay
street, between DeSoto and fernando road.
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NERVOUS DISEASES
ARISING FROM PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
Exhausted Vitality,
ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,

ABUSES OF The SYSTEM
AND OTHERS APPERTAINING THERETO.
Dr. CURTIS addresses those particularly
who have placed themselves under the care
Of ignorant advertising chaTlatans, nom
whom they have received no relief, and who,
in fact. have done them more harm than
good. Medicine, ike all other sciences, is
progressive, and every year demonstrates
an advance, by a combination Of remedies Of
great curative power. DR.. Curtis has 50 ar
ranged his treatment that il viii afford not
alone immediate relief, but permanent cure.
The Medical Times says: . Dr.. CurtlSis syS-
fem, the result of twenty years successful u
practice differs from all others in general
use, and commendS itself TO the afflicted az
the only true source of relief. Mang cases
pronounced incurable have yielded sdccess-
luliy to the remedies employed by him.
MANHOOD,
Two Hundred Edition,
Revised aud corrected by the author, E. de F.
Curtis, Md, F.R.C.S., ETC.,
0ate Surgeon Turkish COntingenD,
4 medical essay on the cause and cure Of pre-
mature decline in man, showing how health
is lost, and how regained. II gives a clear
synopsis to the impediments to marriage, the
treatment of exhausted vitality, etc, the re-
suits of twenty years successful practice.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD.-Therei Is no mem
her of society by whom this book Will not be
found useful, whether he be parent, prece ptOr
or clergynen.-LOndOnT Times.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD" This book
should be read by the young for instruction,
and by the afflicted for relief. 1t VIII I'M ure
no one. London Medical Gazette.
Price, 50 cents by mail. Address the author,
DR.. CURTIS, No. Rampant ST., New Orleans
Dr. Curtis would once more impress upon
those patients who have correspondent with
him the necessity of a personal interview
stay in New Orleans is necessarily limited TO
one month, fe3
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DRUGS.
NOTICE.

HAVING sold my interest In the Overton
Drug Store to d. T. Goodyear, I can cheer
fully recommend him to my customers as
every way worthy Of their confidence and g.
TEEN. Respectfully, ". H. sEABRoOk.
Memphis, December 8, lS72-
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POWER HOIsTING
MACEINEg-

II in need Of an Elevator of any desert ptton.
We can furnish 1t and guarantee satlsI Iaction.
We can make them 70 be driven nom 7n.it-
inc Nv a Specfal Engine, or by water, N elites
vvl7er fhfI,a are water works. For desert ption
cireulaFs, address JAS. Z. HAVEN 4 CO.,
"a Cincinnati, Ohio.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

RS- The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Rogers, cambridge & Co., Wholesale
Grocers and Cotton Factors, 80 Front street,
Memphis, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, G. r. cambridge and r. B. Spill
man rstiring from said business, Joseph
Rogers retaining possession Of stock of goods,
fixtures, books and accounts, and is author
ICED to receive and receipt for all moneys due
TO said firm, and hereby assumes payment OF
ali debts due from said firm.
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Two large commission houses, owned
by Plont q Bro, and Ben. Durants
drugstore were destroyed by fire, in
Henderson, Kentucky, Thursday night.
The loss is estimated as follows: Plont
&ssBro., $4,000; insurance, $1,000; Ben.
Durant, $500; insurance, S2000. There
was considerable Gotten in the houses
belonging TO the former. The total loss
is about 50 00e.
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Nntiea of Conartnership.

AFESsRS. LEOPOLD IGLACER and IT.
iTt LIUS KUHN are this day admitted % aa
Interest Ia our business. The style OF tne I'm
AfESKEN BROTH hft1.
Memphis, February !, lS73.- fess
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Old Folks. at Home.

NJ EET TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. nm
VI at O'Clock. A full meeting Is earn
estly requested.
fe2 JOHN P. IRRELEVANT. Secretary.
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1t is probable that Wilson, Chairman
of the Credit Mobilier Committee, Ne.
2, will, as subcommittee, proceed to
Boston TO examine the books Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company
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Memphis Building and Savings
Association.

SB- The second monthly meeting for pay
ment of dues, additional subscriptions re-
ceived for STOCK, and sale Of money, will take
place this (MONDAY) evening, at the Office OF
the Association, No. Al Madison street, base
ment. c' A fine of l0c. per Share for failure
10 pay this date.') Payments viii be received
from pm. 10 PM
>. STURAI, Secretary,
at the Office OF the Globe Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, Al Madison street. fe3
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At the conclusion of the sentence,
Judge Nelson arOse, and, on behalf of
the prisoner, thanked Judge Emmons
for naming Nashville as the place of his
confinement, and hoped that he might
leave his present quarters as soon as
possible.
Judge Emmsns replied that he would
not sentence a man to imprisonment in
the jail mentioned without he had done
something worthy of DEATH
The sentence for imprisonment is the
extreme penalty of the law, without
fine, and the fine of five thousand dol
lars is only one thousand dollars in each
case where the defendant pleaded guilty.
Regarded as whole, the penalty is con-
sidered as extremely lenient, and effect
ually refutes the charge of partisanism
made by few indiscreet and ignorant
sympathizers Of the prisoner.
DEPARTURE OF THE PRISONER.
On last night Captain S. P. Evans, ac-
cOmpanied by Deputy Marshals =. NJ
Boyd and NJ. A. Walker, left for Nash
vile, having in charge the prisoner, who
will at once enter on his term of servi-
tude.
Boyd was accompanied by his wife
and children, whe will spend a consid-
erable portion Of their time in Nashville,
so as to be with him during his incareeS-
afiOO
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WHITSITT & PURSER,
MILLINERY & DRESE-MAKINt Nt
I54 Main Street.

HAVE removed next door to my old stand,
1 and tax. n into copartnership Mrs. II. b.
PURSER. We will keep a first class stock Of
Millinery Goods and Dress Trimmings. We
have made preparations to furnish Mardi GTas
suits and Masquerade Costumes.
fe2 MISS /. J. WHITSITT.
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GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
III. Z. GARTH, President.
sc. NEELY, Vice-Pres't.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier

h. r. GARTH.
o.
This Bank transacts General Banking
and Exchange Business.
o.
Exchange for sale on al the principal
cities OF Europe.
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least win be far more beneficial than a
greater severity and that in oil prebabil-
ity when the term Of imprisonment Is
passed there will remain no motive for
reproducing before the public the
exciting Incidents ef another trial
We unite in the recommendation
we have made. You are sentenced un-
der the indictments upon which you
have been convicted to five years in
generation in the State prison at Nash
Vile, the term to be reckoned from the
date Of this sentence. In the several
cases in which you have pleaded guilty,
a fine is imposed of one thousand dol
lars in each ease with imprisonment
until it is paid with the costs of prose-
cution.
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Important Medical Notice.
DIR. E. de F. CURTIS,
Author of ManhOOd-MedicaI Essays on
Marriage, Etc,

Begs to inform his Southern Patients that he
has been called to NEW ORLEANS to attend
upon an important case there which will de-
tain him for about one month in the city,
and that he can be consulted at
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DENVER, February 2.-The Stock
Growers Association held a meeting
here yesterday. The Secretary reports
the stock in the Territory at four mil
lion, an increase during the past year of
two thousand cattle and two thousand
sheep, and others in proportion.
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No. 8 Rampant street,

Between Canal and Custom House,
Daily from 10 am. 10 pm, from to pm
On Sundays from II to only.
DR.. CURTIS has devote twenty years of his
praciice entirely to the treatment OF
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OMAHA, February 2.-The Pacific
Touring mills near this city were de-
stroyed by fire last night. The loss is
estimated at two thousand dollars. The
Metropolitan Hotel had a narrow escape
by fire which was subdued with great
difficulty owing to cold and wind.
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VIENNA, February 2.-The EXPOSE
ton Building is completed. The Sultan
is expected to be present at its opening.
ruaEoE
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MUSICAL.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-It is re-
ported that General Burnside has been
appointed to take command of the Uni
ted States Marine Corps on the visit of
the French, English and Prussian Ma
tional Bands to Boston. 1t has had the
effect Of increasing public interest in the
United States Marine Band, which has
become, although not originally intend
ed, the National Band of America. It
is known that our marine band is not
equal to the foreign bands, and move
ment has been made to increase the
number of bandmen-now thirty-and
to secure new and accomplished leaders
and magnificent uniforms.
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READING, February 2.-The bonds,
etc., stolen from the bank of Clarkson &
Co., of Lancaster, on the thirteenth of
January, were found this morning I'M
der the stairway leading to the base
ment of st. Paul's Church. They are
worth fen thOusand dollars
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YORK. July 5-BEEyRsFresh arrivals i6 cars or 500
head a at Conmunpas, giving tota snce ioh o.
dece-v common onehaf OF tie receipts fans
prime there I not appear be an chE
eske and lower and The general market less tim hn
cattle ng az 203-2 v
good native steers at lOAGl2 WIN no ezra O'
The offerings all at Connuupaw 81 for n Morris l3
Fuller Martin Co.. cars for l. ShaDe am car 't T.
FuIT Martin Co. sold on their 172 Texans eWt
ayera.e at ~ Missouri cattle ga cs a. ii n y 10 %
81 n the ewt for r lamn oud - Ntms cows u
oten ct at S6lO ~ aud for L. shamburg 81 IeIans, =
cst at 9l2c p n, dress 50 n to the gross cSt , n
TOhey for Morris, o. suied ChefoAee oAe a. ' " ~
wn T. Dudley for Morris 1877 fair Texans 81 cTt, at 9i2e per
n 70 SO % the cEt, with ~ per head on 600 -
live weight I0 b to dress % ID to TIE gfo
Seize for Morris, 66 good Illinois steers c"t average io
P aud IL fat bulls and stays Lou 10 average d. 0 ID "~
r Samue for Norris "a Missouri steers 62a6'i e"t atllao
NJ Goldsmith for Morris II Illinois steers cwt, at sc,
! and / 4 good DO, ~ cwt. at ll3f1l2c ID.
SBRgP AND 20 cas- or 42ti helo cis AZ
Fortyeghtb-st, az CommunIaH snl cars ~ o5 -
And since Monday l4916 against l4uOo r
week The market dull and lanu' were kleA
under excessive receipts and light demand sheep ranged
from lace b. with few picked lots sold al 0's4o'2ei ana
judd Bach1ghsm sold 8j6 poor Ohio sheep Is u at &c
do 81 TO- 5a 200 DO, 82 n, at s aHd 10 PeaI'iVA
al Ifoh Bsaes S sold ol Canada lambs co average at s9 n
ana He Eilo sod 300 state lambs 90 to CO H. ssiq94
m Cah.is 50 b. $. sl 200 ORC .nesp, ~ ~ q A2 ds{
73 h. a. 42c. .and ~ DO, "a 3D. 42c Also, ieS small
s. McGraw soi l3O State lambs SO u average tSl9 B
Hluder Co. sold l22 lambs, 30 o. average, 60 -
Picoek o lO9 prime OHIO sheep, oo d. tOe- 10 and
SwlSE-Reoei9s 22 $40 making l652j
Is 40 for the time lat week Arrivals
exclusively saugerers direct and there were no % Oh ave
| weight Dressed bOgs steady at b201 2- T. ID.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
SALES FROM 2! O'CLOCK p. 81 TO G.
MSS, 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ
FRIDAY, July 2j-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, July EJ-P NJ
With the exception of short period Of dullness at
the opening pretty brisk business was driven in
stocks throughout the day. The course of prices
indicated a close struggle between the bulls and
bears for the supremacy, though the result of the
DAYS work showed no decided gain for either side.
Pacific Mail and Erie opened weak and lower, but
the remainder of the list made a steady advance,
and these two stocks soon participated in the pre-
vailing strength; but after midday there was
slight yield in prices all around, the weakness
becoming more marked as the one o'clock call pro-
gressed At its conclusion prices were oil to per
cent from the highest point of the day; but an up
ward movement speedily followed, and in many
cases a marked recovery took place. Erie was more
prominent in the late dealings, selling at difference
of one per cent between cash and regular at about
delivery hour. Stock was bought in under the rule
to the extentOf $500 shares The largest dealings
to-day were in Western Union, Lake Shore, N Y.
Central, Erie, Pacific Mail, and Northwest Com
mon. The investment shares were quiet and steady,
miscellaneous shares being dull and express stocks
weak in United States, which sold down to g.
The following were the opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices Of active stocks sold to-day: