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CLEVELAND.
A Sick Man Unable to Give any Ac.
cOunt of HImReIE.

A Sick Man Unable to Give any Ac.
count Of Himself.
CLEVELAND, o., March 20.-A sick
man, who was unable to speak, was taken
of OF the eastern bound passenger train
ct PainesVille, Ohio, yesterday, and Is
now at the Cowles House in that place.
he Is about So years of age, five feet six
inches high, sandy whiskers and nous.
tache, and blue eyes. He was dressed In
black clothes; has blue beaver oVercoOt
lined with black plush, and soft black hat,
with broad band. There Is nothing about
his person by which his name or residence
can be sscertained. In his pocket he had
two hundred md thirty dollars, and an
envelope with "Union Railway, Indanap.
Oils" printed on 1t. An effort was made
TO get him 10 write his name, and he
wrote "christ," then moved the pencil
and wrote In small letters "a. r." 1t ia
thought be is o German or Swede.
AN ARM CRUSHED.
Frederick Whitehead, while engaged
In fixing machinery at the Forest City
Touring mills, yesterday, had his left arm
caught between cog wheel and large
stone, and crushed 90 badly as to render
amputation above the elbow necessary.
A collision occurred yesterday at the
crossing near Ravenna, Ohio. between the
Paw train, on the Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh
Railroad, and thea. G. & W. accommoda.
lion. The Pay train was badly wrecked
and the occupants Of the pay car, William
Richardson, road master snd Patrick
Duffy, conductor, were geverely injured.
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THE LATEST. NEWS.

Rio JancirO alViCCs report that IRON
sixty 10 seventy cases OF yellow fever arc
occurring daily.
"A special dispatch from Portsmouth
N. H., says the schooner Joseph Garland
which was reported lost, with all or
board, is sale at Rockland, Maine.
On Saturday, William Potter stabbed
and killed George Sheets, in dispute
growing out Of debt of twenty-five cents
at stauntoD.
In Chicago, yesterday, james Dwyer,
a boy twelve years Of age, charged with
killing Gustave Larsen, last January, was
acquitted.
Hon. Joseph NJ. Root, Of Sandusky,
Ohio, was nominated Thursday asa eau
didate Of the people for delegate TO the
Ohio Constitutional Convention.
"A bill has passed the Arkansas Senate
making liquor dealers responsible on
damages ior any one who may get drunk
from liquor purchased from them.
Jos. F. Randolph, ex. Congressman
and ex.Judge OF the Supreme Court of
New Jersey, died in Jersey City, yester'
day, after long illness
The Board of Water Commissioners
of St. Louis have awarded the contract
for the new high service engine for the
Water Works Of that city TO the Hartford
Foundry and Machine Company OF Hart.
ford, Connecticut. Price $2SO,0OO.
"A Richmond, Virginia, special says
there Is great indignation in South West.
Csrn Virginia over the arrest in Patrick
county, by United States officials, Of the
County Judge, sheriff and Others upon
the complaint Of fugitive negro.
The Republican City Convention at
st. Louis, Wednesday, nominated George
Balm, q prominent merchant, for Mayor;
John II. Fisse, Comptroller; D. G. Cole.
man. Treasurer; 3. LadrOn, Auditor, AID
Daniel O'Conner, Register.
AT Philadelphia, Wednesday even
ing, while the boy Leo WAS performing at
the Grand Central Theatre, the signal was
given too soon, md he was shot through
the pneumatic eight or nine feet and fell
and broke his leg The accident caused
much excitement.
The Local Option bill, in the Now
Jersey Legislature, after discussion, was
indefinitely postponed yesterday, by n
vote Of 90 10 2J. ln the Senate, the gen.
eral railroad law passed unanimously.
Tho remains Of man were found in
tho burned portion Of tho st. James
Hotel, at Montreal, yesterday morning
The body has been identified as that Of
Mr.. Hyatt, a travelling agent. He was
found on the fifth floor, and had evidently
been sufOcatcd.
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Senator which appeared r, the news
papers, it would, not I've bean
improper for the Senator TO have de-
MED the allegation In the strongest Ian
guage he could command. 1.-THE Senator
said be made no allusion in his speech 70
him (Schurz) very well; let It 90.
Mr.. COnkling-The Senator from Mis-
souri, evidently wants the last wordi but
rather than prolong an unworthy matter
he (Conkling) meant 10 say what he had
said, and meant 10 let 1t stand.
He differed with the Senator when
he said he had done nothing 70
produce feelings unfriendly to him. He
knew how q man could indulge In inBin'
ustions and accusations and then shrink
from them. Last session he (Conkling)
was covered with inslnuatiOns and &C.
ICusations- false, in iact-WhiCh the Sem
ator from Missouri had no right 70 repeat,
therefore the Senator from Missouri must
have heard him dissenting from his state.
ment, that he had 90 conducted himself
on this floor as not TO provoke the resent
ment Of any one. Now the Senator want
ed the last word.
Mr.. schurz replied thatit seemed to
him the Senator from New York wanted
TO have the last word, otherwise he would
have risen again. He had no reason to
retract single word but would repeat
that be thought that after 30 long q time
had elapsed since the bitter campaign, he
should have expected that no insinuationS
would have been INDUCED in. He was
glad the Senator from New York had re-
tracted the remark that he had made In
alluslon 10 him in bis speech. Had the
Senator from New York not have done
90, he (SchuIz) would have put the mat.
ter in the right light himself
Mr.. Cameron rose to speak but yielded
for an Executive Session.
After some time spent therein the Sen
ate adjourned until tomorrow at 1880.
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For Friday in the western Gull States
continued northerly winds and cold
cloudy weather, clearing away during
the day. For the eastern Gulf States q
rising barometer, northwest Winds, partly
cloudy and clearing weather. For the
South Atlantic States southwest winds,
vering to the northwest and increasing 10
brisk for short time in North Caro-
lima, generally with partly cloudy
and clearing weather. For Virginia and
Pennsylvania cold northwest winds and
partly cloudy and clearing weather. For
New York and New England increasing
eaSterly winds with snow In the morning,
followed Friday afternoon by northwest
winds, cloudy, threatening weather and q
rising barometer In New York. For Lake
Erie and the upper lakes continued north
west winds and partly cloudy weather.
Storm centres over the lower lakes and
the Chesapeake Bay, and will move north.
eastward respectively along the et. Law.
renee valley and Atlantic coast Caution
ary signals will continue at all the STD
tionS In the Middle and East Atlantic
States.
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THE BANK OF ENGLAND
FRAUDS.
Arrest Of the Princlpal sWRndler in
New York.

Arrest Of the PEinclpOI BWKndler In
New York.
NRW YoRK, March 20.-Geo. McDon.
aid, supposed TO be the man who,
under the name Of Warren, perpetrated
the frauds on the bank Of England, was
arrested on the sleamGhlp T6uuglG, this
morning, and gold and other proper.
ty 70 the amount Of &85, 900, found in his
possession, was seized on behalf ol the
bank. No bondS Of any kind were dis.
covered. The police refuse 70 show
the dispatches ordering McDonald's
arrest, alleging that they con-
tain information about otheH who
are implicated In the lorgeries and who
expected 10 arrive within few days. It
is also stated that the papers found on
Med Donald reveal important matters, and
thEt the persons 70 be arrested have doc.
umeuts on them which will reveal the
whole plot and those concerned In 1t,
among them several men Of prominence
and character who cIiminGlly or inno'
nOcently helped In the scheme Of fraud.
Tho alleged forger, Mcdonald, was
brought before United States CommiS-
Rioner Osborne this afternoon. The
prisoner aaked for an adjournment till
Tuesday, which was granted and he WaS
committed.
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PIrrBURaH, March 2O.-River rising
gradually, 10 feet 2 inches. Rain has
fallen the greater part Of the day. The
wind veered round to the northwest this
evening, and 1t has grown cold.
EvANsvnLE, IND, March 2O.-WeAth.
or cloudy and cold, With high wind oil
day; Mercury, 50 and 90 deg. Tho river
has risen 6 inches, and iS stationery.
CATRo, March 20-RVer Tre 8 inches.
Weather clear. Mercury 49 degrees:
CMCrNNArI, March 90.-Rtyer IS Stn1h::
es and falling. Weather cloudy and
LOuuvn1E, March 9O-RlvE falling,
8 feet large; 8 feet In the chute. Weather
cloudy and cold; showing portion otthe
day. Business SCtYP,
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End of tho Locomotive Engineers
Strike.

ST. LOUIS, March Gothic strike on
the St. Louis, Kansas City and Missouri
railroad is practically ended. Everything
has been quiet to day, and the trains arc
running without mOlrstalinn Tho com.
pany has now over fifty new engineers,
and the freight trains will resume running
tomorrow. About forty of the strikers,
and those engaged in ObstrucIing the
road, destroying property, and interfering
with the trains, arc now in Jail at differ
ent points, and will be prosecuted to the
utmost extent OF the law.
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FRANCE.

PAR1B, March 9O.-The preliminary In.
quiry into the case Of Marshal BAzAine ia
concluded. Nothing was decided upon
touching the manner and place OF trial.
The friends Of the Marshal are now al
lowed to Wait him.
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Major Stephen h. Webb, formerly Of
the regular army, con Of late Gen. Webb
oil the Revolutionary army, died Ot Jack
sonville, Florida, on the 4th InSt
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-Advices from Rio, to February cath
say that the cholera has broken out at
Para and Is very fatal.
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GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

The United States DispGnGAtOry the authorized
record or our MAteTiA Medlea, classes this water
Win tho most renowned Alkaline or CarbonRtGd
Springs OF Europe. 1t far oIcGle any other known
IN lts FClI:prcsGrving properties. ltdoes not dc.
tcrorAtc by bOttllng md keeping. Ithas never
been claimed for Rng other mineral water tho
power 10 dlSsnlVo tile uratcs. or 50 called chalk
formations in the bofy or on tho limbs and joints
TIL the Gettysburg katAlyslne Water has done
In hundreds OF instances. GOut, RhtHTl1tliD,
Neur1lQtd, DySptpstd, GrdrtL. DIdbttis, hidnsy
and Urinary DtgGdGtS generally have all yielded
TO It's influence. II has restored ulScHdr I0lrsr
10 the pRralytlc, cbrcd AJiemtnai DT0psy, and
given healthy action to the Torpid Llrer IL nae
cured ChTOhic DldrTh0I, Elss, C0Hdplu0N,
Asthma, CdtdTTh, DiSsGSes Of ne syn, GSnsrM
LJfbiLltV and Nervous ITOStTdtt0h from .HthidL
Al d PivsIcTl RrcSSscS. All these by the bottled
water. IL il \ powerful RntidOte for FretSSirs
EGfIng or Drinking. II cOrrccts the Stomach,
pIomofra digestion and relieves tho head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing a history
Of tue spring, reports from eminent physlCtans
and medical writers, marvellous and well lnttcstcd
cur o., and tGAtimOniIls from distinguished clti.
Scns, will bO furnished and sent by mall on Appli
WHITNEY BROS. Gcn'l Agents.
227 South Front ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
0ETFYgBURG ePRING Co.
Fer sale BY EDMUND BOOKING and Drug.
glsts generally. m0rl7
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The Wisconsin Legislature, Wednes-
day, adjourned sine de.
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Ycs1crdnr,s Gold snlc,.

NEw York, March 20.-Bids for gold
TO day amounted to over tour md half
millions at 114.5la11503, ono million and
q hall was sold at 11G523a1l5.G3.
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WAl DIPARFHHNF,
SS5ISR 3. 8 5 g. J aaFeb s5i.1T SA4S S''G .
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BY TELEC GRAPH.
associated PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively 10 the Intolll gencer.

CBy the Western Union Line
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe BtSl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

Whst Govsrnor DIX WAN Do with the
Charter-His Deeision IN Reference -
It-what Hsyor f1avemsyer Is Doing
- - enc New Appoantnaenss-The F1en
that - AAoptsa.-Fhs Dun Time Al
leYsA ~ 49, CAa<ter Ne - Taken ser
:, Nemtneti0as. ..,, ss.. .,..r,,.f ID ...sr 81 i
Arouhd the CITY Han and Court House yesterday
prominent potticians were Couspicucus BY their
psssenoss an1 inolnded senator TIemann, M. John
Kelly snd PalAee uommissionsr Smish the Mayors
once was thronged With callers. and large num-
Der Of them were admitted 10 an interview with
HIS Honor. All these are more or lesa animated BY
disinterested expectation Of iavors to come, ana
the mayor b sndeavortng TO meet the wishes OF Ill
those yoosc suggestions are worthy Of oonsidera-
ton. Every hour Of the day the Mayor has sug-
gessed 70 MIN the name Of some gentleman who
tho AuGEester tninks Ia qualified to Nil one Of the
twenty.ionr prominent public onnces the Mayor
will be called upon TO nominate. A schedule OF the
the persons suggested with the names Of their ref
erences recorded, and the Mayor desires to OBJ
nation that can be sent him in reference to their
character and qualifications. When the charter
becomes law the Mayor win, IN conference with
nominations Will then be made. In reference the
charter we are authorized to state, on the highest
Governor. There are several matters Of detail and
one or two minor matters that somewhat impinge
on coastitStcnslty which = may 6e necessary s
mentary leRtslation will be resorted 70. But ~
they IN no way affect the general scope Of the
signi1ed his intention to make 1t law. There win
be the delay Of ten days allowed, not for the pur
pose Of rec0nciling any d0ubts or Tor reflection on
Havemeyer to gain the iull extent OF the thirty
days for the selection q proper men, to Ill the
vacated 0ices. Practically the charter Is regarded
by the executive Of the city as laws and in all the
departments that are affected by ita passage ar
rangements are being made by which, at the end
IA ~
upon their duties at once after the confirmation OF
the appointments by the Board OF Aldermen. It 10
made in detail but submitted to the Board OF Al
dermen In their entirety Of the twentyfOur names,
and from the present Indications there Is not likely
to be any want OF harmony between the Board and
MAYOR Havemeycr. s.#
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GOVERNMENTS BUOYANT.


The government list was buOyant and advanced
to the quotations prevailing a week or SO since,
when gold was selling ct 119h, the sixty-sevens
bringing 119N for while, but closing u lower.
The Following were the closing quotations :UniIed
States currency skies, 1l4z 1l4k; do. SKIES, 1881
registered, 117z l17X; do. do. do, coupon, 120a@
121; do. fve-twenties, registered, May and No
vember, ia 114k; do. do, 1852, coupon, do,
1lSk l1S1; do. do, 1854, do. do, l1s54 1lSb ;
do. do, 1886, de-, do, 100 1905; do. sixty -sey-
ems registered, January and july III a 117A; do.
do, 1866, coupon, do, 117h l17% do. do, 1867
do. DO, r1l9E 11oX; do do, 1865 DO. do 1171k a
ll7sl; do. ten-fortes registered, liz q 112A; do
do, coupon. 113% l14 DO. ves OF 1881, registered
114,s l14A; do. DO. do, coupon 1851 ll6H.
FURTHER ADVANCE IN STOCKS
The stock market was strong despite the con-
lectures OF probable reaction after the sharp re-
covery Of the day previous, and prices. after a
little hesitation at the opening, advanced steadily
until the second call, when q disposition to realize
caused reaction and loss Of portion OF the
days Improvement. But the satisfactory in
depreciation Of the bank statement and the further
relaxation in money eccasioned fresh rise in the
closing hour Of business, when the highest prices
Of the day were reached, Western Union which
Improvement ranged from one to two per cent and
was most marked in Western Union, Pacific Mail.
st. Paul and Northwestern. Ia1sg M
The Southern State bonds were firm. The
Tennessees recovered to 10. ~a1
/. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. aare.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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cnAntg Exchange, 90; Commerce, rs; Mechanics
Banking Assosistion, ie7; Mercantile, 1877; Aneri-
can Exchange. l0I; Hanover. JOG; Metropolitan,
lss; Grocers, 1o4; East River. liz; Nassau, io7;
St Nicholas, 10; Importers and Traders, l16;
Park, 147x; Manufacturers ana Merchants lol;
New York National Exchange, 90; Central National,
q; First National 2l6; Fourth National fok;
Cold Exchange liz; Bankers and Brokers' Asso-
ciation, co. feft.
GOLD HEAvY-11Sk 117%.
Notwithstanding the heavy importation Of
fsreign goods for the week. knowledge Of which
IVES obtained by the Clique in advance and was
used 70 stiGen the market on Friday, gold was
heavy and the market was feverisn. The extreme
fluctuations were between the limits OF llsA and
lI7x. The course OF the market is shown In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20


Fire Marshal Mcspedon seports sixteen fires for
the past week, upon which the estimated loss is
$s5,s3S, and the insurance $4,000.
Six men were injured yesterday morning by the
falling OF the scafroding in the sewer at 1920
street and the Boulevard Peter Dunn and Peter
Geoghan were dangerously hurt and sent to Belle
vue Hospital by the police Of the Nineteenth pre-
cinct.
james D0nahue, superintendent OF the Free
Labor Bureau, Nos. and 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report OF business for the week end
ing April 19:-Applications for employment, 949;
OF these there were LAT males and 802 females.
Male help required III female, 500. Situations
procured for "a males and 735 females. Whole num-
Der OF situations procured for the week, 500.
The affairs OF the Bulls Head Bank are progress
ing fayorably in the hands OF the dep0sitors'
committee. meeting OF the depostors is called
at Teutonia Hall, sixteenth street and Third ave-
nue. for Tuesday evening, the 22d INST, at eight
O'Clock, at which the whole situation OF the deposit
tors interests will be discussed and the day OF
opening the bank be formally announced. The
persistent and praiseworthy efforts OF the deposit
tors for the reopening OF the bank are, therefore,
about to be crowned with success.
Shortly before twelve O'Clock, on Friday night
Edward Bennett, man thirty years Of age. who
boarded at No. James slip, was found lying dead
nj the bottom OF the stars leading from the second
moor, on which he lodged. For q long time Mr.
and as q noise az of some one falling
Il ia believed deceased fell down flight Of
stairs, and thus received fatal injuries. The re-
tion house, and Coroner Young notified to hold an
inquest. #a
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDos, April 49, 80 p. ~
Consols and American securities closed unchanged, Con
soils opened $50 money and the accoGdf United
States ve-twenty bonds 1868, old, 9 sc67s 49,: ten
5lA
TIvERPooL CorroN MARKEr-LrvERpooI, April 49, 80
have been 1000 bales inclldng 1000 for speculation
Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston
March and April At 316d. Middling uplands 9,fd.
cid; middling Orleans 91ad
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrs sARKET-LIvEnpOOI, April l0-
30 r. M.-The market is quiet
LIvERrooL Provisions MARsSr --LrvERrooI, April 49,
80 p MBeef, SIS per terce for new mess Lard. los
per cwt
LrvERpooL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERPooL, April 10
Evening-Cohmon rosin, ss. Cd per cwt
LcsD6N PRODUCE MARKEr--LoHDos, April 1o-Even
tng.-Calcutta linseed, 64s.
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THE FAIR OF THE SHEPHERDS FOLD.

The managers or the Shepherds Fold Orphan
Asylum, located on Eighty-sixth street. having
found 1t necessary the better to care for the spir
itual and physical necessities OF their inmates to
raise large sum of money, have made extensive
collections for fair that is being held nightly at
No. East Forty-seventh street 1t opened on
Thursday evening, the attendance has Increased
nightly. and 1t promises to materially aid the
afternoon and evening Of Monday and Tuesday 1t
will be open for the sale OF articles, which CON-
ity is one Of the most deserving In the city 1t
should secure the generous patronage OF our citi-
zens. e G
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ.


HAVANA, April 1.-THE market for sugar Is duh and
nominal. Exchange quiet and weak United States,
60 days, in currency ID IA per cent premium; short
sight, l6 per cent premium; 81 days gold 29ls 30
per cent premium short sight SSa "a per cent premium
on Paris, 2gn 30 per cent premium
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NEW YORK CITY.

The police arrested 1871 persons during the past
week.
There were S46 births, 1874 marriages, 53s deaths
and 62 stul births In the city last week.
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THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.

me specie exports to-day amounted to
S2oS 02s all silver. The total exports Of the week
and since the beginning OF the year have been as
iollows, compared with previous years.
Total foF the week. Observation-Disclosures. eS42, 603
Previously reported 500, $50
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WILMINGTON, DEL, April 10, 1879
An explosion took place this morning In . por.
ton OF Dupont's Powder Works, near Wilmington
-Nissaal pQpsAexu was hilsd
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
COMPTROLLER'S RECEIPTS.


Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid into the city treasury yesterday from the diff
ferent Bureaus Of Collection, Department Of FL
nance. VIII M4
RECEIVER TAXES.
From taxes water rents and interest s. 1888
COLLECTOR ASSESSMENTS.
From assessments for street openings and improve
BUREAU ARREARS
From arrears OF assessment, taxes, water rent
BUREAU or CITY REVENUE.
From market rents and fees Observation-Disclosures. 800
T0al .x2h72
Department. Of Public Works.
Commissioner Van Mort, OF the department of
Public Works, makes the following statement OF
public moneys received by that Department during
the week ending yesterday Saturday -
COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS
For Broadway widening. Observation-Disclosures 5a599
For Riverside Park opening Observation-Disclosures. 1866
For other improvements. .............. 1850
Total. $7o9l6
For water rents and penalties. 1851
For sewer permits. 400
For vault permits. 1865
Grand total. s7s72
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Fire Marshal Mcspedon seports sixteen fires for
the past week, upon which the estimated loss is
$35 1876, and the insurance $4,000.
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HIGHEST AND LUW EST PKICESs
The following table shows the highest and loves
| prices OF the principal stocks during the day. M

Pennsylvania to 113x.
ERIE RAILWAY RECEIPTS.
The following is the officia return OF estimated
weekly earnings commencing November /, 1872
1872 1873.
Days. Days.
For week ending April b.. $413,023 $39aS5O
Previously reported. 1885, GAS 1885, 1866
Total earnings since Nov. IL 690,66s $7,9s0,OOe
Decrease for week. 1918
Increase for five months and two weeks to
udue. ZSO,33S
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THR CITY BANK STOCKS.

THE CITY BANK STOCKS
me following were the bids for the city bank
snares:-New York, lsak; Manhattan, 100; Mer.
chants, lis; Mechanics, 140; Union, lAO; America,
Ssl; Phsnix, 1907 Trademen'A 100, Mechanics
~ Zxadeui 1a2I 4allatino National Ias Nexs