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YOUNG NRE

Who hsve injured themselves by eeGals prr
tee indulged In when AlOne, ! habit tse1usIi ,
learned from evil oompln'ots OF s. Eeh5o.. L.
effects Of which are nightly felt, even Eaea G.lss,
and II not cured renders marriage iRnp0s.ik,
and destroys both mind and body, th03lt iyfy
Immediately.
What & pity that young man, the ho2S o.k,
country, tho darling Of his parents, ISoSH :,
Snatched from all prospects and trioyaesa Q,
life by the consequences Of ecTi1tthE f:0s !.
path Of nature and INDUCING in eertA!a Soct,
habit Such persons must, before oOnIez;.iitE
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THR Alton ItIegroph calls attention to
the Inconsistency Of the law Of Illinois
mailing women eligible TO ill the office Of
Superintendent Of Schools and says: Is
it not rather q queer anomaly that our
laws should. declare ladies competent to
ia and eligible 70 ceTtEin Office, but yet
should decide that they are not compe.
tent 70 assist In the election Of one oftheiE
number % mn guch an oflcs1 Not even
the lady candidate Tor the above Office il
allowed 70 vote for herself or any one else
for the position, or, Il elected, on any ques-
ton affecting the interest Of the schools
she controls.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Prom tAs EAshingtnn, Pa, RSpotR.lS
WooL-A large amount Of wool Isl
now being sold q Washington, q about
IS oentA Few bb reach 50 Oenb-
CAMP MRET1Eo.-A camp meeting
will be held on the BentleYSVille Camp
Ground, commencing on Friday, August
29th. Particulars will be found in the
advertising columns Of the reporter.
LIGHTSHo.-During the rGin and thun.
da storms Of the past week the lightning
has played many fAntistic tricks. Thir-
ty-fve sheep were killed in the pasture
held Of Nh. VIM. NCClAfn, near the aims
house. In the neiRhboEhOod n ClSys-
vile it struck IN hat & dozen places, for
tunAtelY Without doing any harm
BARLEY, = Considerable attention is
paid to the grpJitng 10 b91ey. IN WSsh.
ington county. fhe yield Is generally .
litIs greater in the number Of buahels
than wheat GndI6ny consider II more
certain and therefore IN the average
more pro6 tGbls crop Many farmers have
already cOmmeneed cutting Il Th0yidd
will be fine.
A BADGER CAPTURKD.-0uT hiend Alr.
VIM. A. Mickey, left at our office last
week the foot d : badger, :cptfom ~ ami
nal caught IN q very Singular manner by
Mr.. Jacob Il. Vol, who formerly resided
in this borough. He saw the animal enter
4 hole in the ground, and Of once "Weni
for Il" He found the hole running %
near the surface that be had no difficulty
in chasing II out, and succeeded In killing
lit with his pocket knife, notWithst andlnG
that It made q desperate fight, The
badger Is Q small animal belonging 70 ne
bear sDecies, and will whip. when u y
shown fir play, almost any dog, and NE
wonder is that Nh. ". was able To- DIS
match It In the manner stated.
A HORSE KILLED BIZ BRRa-NE. David
Wiley, Of South Htnbane toJInship, last
Q valuable mare On Monday lAst em no
sting Of bees. The animal bad been nd
den TO this borough, A6do l0R8 hslnul Of
the way OF the cr0WdP lilandR 6QHes
great ctrcns, she WOstllen INTO lAeStlble
yard Of Mr.. Geo r. NCCons. M Nc
Combs Is somewhat Of 1 BEE 4AnG!eS, Ind
has two Of Longstreth's palaces occupied
n.y. UGGD IL bu0 yA4N. Auo WAAS wa
hitched near these, and it b supposed she
rubbed against them or in some other
manner disturbed tho bee. tRhen Mr..
McCombs went to a dinner leSRas no
titled By Ms. Miller that the Bees were
killing q horse in his yard. Repairing d
once 70 the spot he found the poor beast
standing perfectly quiet, with her head
nearly on the ground, and literally covered
with bees. The poor brute was hitched
with strong bride strap, which in her
frantic efforts she had been unable to
break, but had drawn very tight. Mr..
McCombes, after some effort succeed in
getting the strap loose, and led the mare
. few PAGES away. She then stood still
for q lew moments, probably not realiz-
ing that she was at liberty, but soon after
started of at fearful p0ce, still covered
with the bees. She was finally got into q
lot belonging to Nj Morgan, and efforts
were made TO doctor her, but she died In
q ieWhOura. s8!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

TIE Philadelphia underwriters have
addressed the Mayor sgAinst tolersting
the discharge OF firecrsckers, firearms, OF
fireworks in the city on the Fourth; and
the leading citizens OF Boston have Peu-
toned the Board OF Engineers Of the Fire
Department Of that city 10 "annul all
licenses which may be outstanding for the
keeping and selling Of fireworks within
the limits OF the city without delay, asTe
regard such keeping and selling as dan
gerous 70 the community and u public
nuisance
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she controls.

GENERAL: GRANT will leave soon for
the East Our reporter at the funeral
Yesterday was informed, on good author
ity, that he did not promptly receive the
kilograms that were intended 10 give him
timely notice Of his fathers dangerous
condition. II was stated, in fact, thai
three Of the kilograms were handed him
at one and the same time, and that had
the first enc reached him promptly, he
could have arrived, as he desired 10 do, at
his fathers bedside before his death
CineiRnai C0mnlereiaI NsIteridv.
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TAE morning mail from Wheeling and
the Wheeling morning papers have failed
twice during the past week TO reach this
place undl'eVening.
People ara compelled TO ride behind
miserable old suGl pacing Clrcasses, and
be subjected % Tie trSts inflicted by igno.
rant and drunken emploIee, and there Is
no heln; but air notice q given TO the
parties responsible 5oI tkb detention Of the
mails that thsFo Eil bSG remedy applied
that will operGteWhe It will do the mos
Goods. G1t5CE1s CRroRiek.
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WATER ePOUT--The heaviest rain
storm ever known TO fall IN this neighbor'
hood, came down on The western sloPe o.
BIckett's Knob, Monday evening. II
came from 3 RGter spout which burst
over the locality. Broad Run was goSged
and many courses dry in summer were
filed with = raging torrent. Fences,
grain fields, small buildings, and loose
wood were swept in immense quantities,
The food lasted but lew hopra.-MOagos
Nv. ,Hd.) Register.
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TEE Belmont county Republicans are
70 hold their township meetings on The
26th inst, 10 choose delegates to theii
county convention which will meet
August 9Th. The officers to be chosen
over there this fall are Member Of Gen
eral Assembly and the following county
oflcers: Auditor, Commissioner, Treas
urer, Prosecuting Attorney, InfrmAry Di'
rector. The Liberal Democrats" have
called . county convention for Aug. 0th.
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THERE Is q movement in several cities
to extend the fourth Of July holiday over
Saturday, aud fifty leading business
houses in Baltimore have already agreed
to close their establishments from Thurs
day evening to Monday morning Doubt
les a good many clerks and others IN
this city would like to Try the experiment
NJ A three DAYS "4th."
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TIE New York Graphic announces that
Professor JoHH WISE, with a party Of
sercpsdts, win certainly set sail from that
city, some time during the coming MONTH
on his proposed balloon voyage to Europe
The balloon is nowin process Of constIuc'
ton, and will be in many respects the
most wonderful aerial machine ever built
for actual skyey navigation. ~
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Gov. JACOB was at FAirmont yestT-
srdsy, in attendance ne believe on the
exercises Of the Normal School. His Ex'
ceIIenCy Is on his way to Philadelphia A
number OF our citizens went out to FAR
mont 10 interview him.
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TuE ST. Clairsville Chronicle referring
to Senator Carpenters defence OF the
Salary Steal" in his recent speech at
Jsnesville, expresses the opinion that he
will have TO defend himself from that
speech before he is reelected to the Senate.
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HA1R DYE

ThIS SapSEb Hair Dye IL The mn m Pr
WoELD-Pedesuy .hGInIeS!, Reliable, and In.
lOuB Tint, no unpleasant o6nE, 2he RSn1iSe
VA. BAtehAiI.5 H1iS Dye ppo4uess nlIRDI.
AEEYA %, hdiG BAek q NAtpal brown.
Docs n6t Stam ths Ukin, bat leGTeG tho Hall
Cie3ns solt Ard RsAuni1L NJ Only oAte and
bond Itreet Ne1 YoEk l1n31oodAW
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Obstacles "a lIa,iTriage..

HlRFT RHwfoGY oSS6l Ifhe eject!
Of ErTors md A6GAeS IA 1SattY Y ~ lAnhood
restored. LmPedtmeuts TO- removed
remedies. Book1 and CIFeU4El Sepk Efee, In
sealed envelope Address, H0WkllR A9SO'
CITATION, No. South Ninth B., Philadelphia,
Pa An Insttuton having hiE6 FepytStim for
honorable conduct and professional Skil.
RnIFa5dhN : % y E "a -
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"A PUBLIC drinking fountain was inaug-
urs,sd In Cumberland Tuesday. II &C.
commodities not only thirty humanity
but the dunbbeash which often suffer tn
a city for lack Of drinking places.
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%THEYl say Jay Gould and Horace
Clarke have bought the Tribune, and only
yesterday YGnde fhilt bought the Herald"
Vanderbilt bought the Herald hows
thAG7 sez L stondin' up and lookin'at him.
"HoW much did he pay for i ~ oh,
four cents-the regular price! "-M Per.
kinS. ~.
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CALEB CusHHG says he spent OeTen-
teen hours q day in severe intellectual
labor for twenty-five year,, and that he
fatal the better Tor Il BE does not do
90 now, however, IS he has begun to feel
his Age.
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Tn Martinsburg IHdPendeHt notes BY
the last returns Of internal revenue col
lec.ed in this State haiti cost $7I4l4 &c
collect s29974, in the Second pieuict.
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RrroyA.--The Business Once Of the ATHr
tIoEncu haa been removed 70 The ioWef Ioot,
.tbgSe doom east Of former qu1rtEh, Quincy
49,, between Main and HRSkets d being i6s
oornef room nezt the GEeyJ where the pCop!ssorl
W;rihs kAppy to Sc and bsrIe hsir tdsneS And
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For Rent,
General Notices.

CEALED PROPOSALS
win be received By lie EndsniglOd, on behalf
OF the National Camp Meeting Local Board Of
Control, until 9 O'c'OckA. L., JAY Ssh. to fur
nIsh al The material and bald on the Camp
Ground, NouldITille, two Boarding TehA
Raeh TO be 81 By 100 Gest long. orO permanent
tAeolhtf tSmporAry building.
Plans and specifications can Be seen At the
once Of John BAlliO, NeLure House.
ThS Board tesoETing the right to reject any OF
II proposals. a.aE
jyi J. A. LANCASTER.
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Ex,PREsDKNT Johnson has been AZ
lacked by cholera. Old "Asiatic" got
the Won't Of the encounter.
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TE1zGRGPmc communication with
Putin, BsY MS established Monday, Both
ut. Or
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k4eO PrisOs, Lnou1ttnE - S3OO, 900.

IltkatSS $40. HAR Is. QahRtera' p a.
ErOur lotteries arc chartered By he State,
arc GlW1yB dawn Gt the time named, and all
draWiDge are under tho supervision Of BEoEn
commissioners.
~The ofaeial drawing viii be pubhshed In
the St LoulB p1peFH, md 3 copy Of DE8WtnR sent
70 purchasers Of uckets,
"We viii draw . similar scheme the last
day OF ivy month during the year iSEA
Remit at our risk BY FosFoHTICI 1oNEH
PRES. Send for eiFcllAY. Address
MURRAY, HILLKR 4 CO.,
PoSto@e9 Box ~,
auaTu!Th-Stkv ST LoaiG, No
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Eor Sale.
FARM FOR sALR


IoGR for sale the Farm on which non
feaide, situated In 1AFshAll county, ". Y1.,Sone
three mile8 frum Tie limit Of tb6 city Of Wheel
ing, On OF near The PAlEmoRt Pike, Containing
los AeRes of Arstel1ss land, nearly all u which
u In Q Gne state Of cultivation. The improve
mCniS NFe Al Of Tie beSt, consisting Of . Brick
HoueO containing eleven rooms. With all The
eonVeniCnees needf1l. A large eisteFn supplies
II With al the water for which rstn water Is need
ed. There Il also large Ban, with cellar; Sts-
BILE room Tor Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Com Glib, Briek smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame TeDGnt House
containing four T0OmS; with Churches and SCHOOL
H0nSe within abort distance. mo GAid hind p
well RAtered, and nGVer falling vel ~ the barn.
There u Q good Vineyard Of cGtGWbS and Con.
cord GEBpeS, and large number Of the best ~
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, eOlEiSttDg
OF Apples, PeArs, Peaches, PlumS, Cherries and
Ounces. With Almost an the arst quAlity Of
small haIt fr0Wn In this part Of Tie country.
Any pRO6a desiring rood hnn0De1r t0Iths
city Of Wheeling, where tAoy el1 alably dis
pose Of NhdtGTeE they nay fllbe IN he make,
Win Do well TO call On the HHhedtbef, Who VII
EIv8 IN the noeosSAFy tnTorItatlna. . TeEa1elGy.
: IST-dbU l.5'-5 n T. NATHAN
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pu1raEEs BIO yRpf 81 pEu puss

CERfAN DBATH 40 TN LYEnEIH.
EnlS on touch, doSt!oys SiiISS ~ no..tl' Fcotg
them out USS II and SlOsp IA ptaee' IS and 30
cent?. LArEe bottles he CheApesL
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Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, toa
don, graduate RON one q tAO most ODiDeti
Colleges In the United Bt1tes, and the create.
paSt6f whose lie has bNenHpllttn u hospital
n LondOa, PaEIG, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
'hES e&ected soma. Of tie most aStouiBhinR ezSr,
ever uQU1, Many troubled With hnE1nP n
the head and eArs when all0ep, great nerTu1.
ness, being GlAEmedGt EaddOl sounds, baSkfsl
nosS, with frequent blnShlng. attended bozt
tines with defGugement q mind, were esrsl
fraHRdlkHRiH .U.r #r
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

DIT. J, I1dFCIEe8 III LDU3d Wn0 I've ilTGfTI
themsalVes by impFOp0 inallgoneG and HaitR'J
habits, which Tuin both body and mind, urGt;.i,
them hJr either business, study, society o. RE
TSese are come OF the sd and melAreAoly q,
fects produced BY early hAblig, Of yogA, Viz
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains Il =,
Head, DimnesS Of Sight, Loss Of AueeGlA, Pa
q, PGlpItAtiOu OF the Heart, DySpeSiA SYTo:,
IrTitAbility. DerAngement Of the DiEe.gVf
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms OF Gu
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ENDORsRMRNTs OF TIM PRESS

The many thousands cared Ct tkJ eitss!ist
ment within the last twenty year,, and the EE-
By DE-. Johnston, witnessed By the reporter q
the ErN, and many other pGpGEB, notices :
which appeared again and again before tie p
lie, besides his standing a. { R0ntlGmGn o. GA
1etef and rcspouAibIllty, IL Bu6leient H0AElt'l
70 the AFFLICTED.
Skin diseases speedily cured. jsai'
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By YIN. P. HUBBARD, theft A,t0nsy.
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reacet thatG sound mind and body AGe lie 81
necessary requisites 70 promote eoLna6.A ~
pines. Indeed, without these The i5sIti
through lie becomes q weAly pllEnaASs ps
prospect hourly dAHkeus 70 the view; lie Iii:
becomes shGdoWed With despair And siIs4 ~.
the melancholy reelection Tat The hGpl:SCt' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

yrvYoRr Friday April la-BgEvEsThe 'resi offerings to''
YER - az a. rep1- IA is-t IS. sane ne lat vel. eag
aHeDv holiday e buyer were Dot IS many IS qq I le
we're slow TIE sellers ,ued 70 sustain me ls %, l- .ii a.
the week, bat there we're el-rneea 1,41'l'-t ~
N 5aiic There ers but Texans ln those approved qaal-
a. Tsr generally sod al Illdls TIE shippers Communpas
car n Ssnu so II. Norris % Illinois cattle, ll-0 i've
Du. soas so IS illinois steers = cE q. IL siac, FOR
NJ Goldsmith sod for y. Morris % Illinois cattle 7a2l evl. At ID
h i 5 n iroa ers 1laO u I've weight at I. 81
= IS DO. q as sat a. ~ ol-i. io y. 4qf'. a. 90 -
live segt % seers scant az lc ani t-oie I-noh
H,iu Fuller Co were selling FOR voet;es B. al7 Illinois steers
5 Moses 5, 'o m s s.. .t.rl b. s Il 80: Per e
% lo cRt, ZGlc. laI ~ l-o!s steer c". leI -
05..sssrBtr,d,hs+. Coon & Thompson taiGc-r,
D. g. Cuver sold Tor Ted, Wheeler CO. yJ M lois steers eT'
At W fhop,on vas selling sor Coon Thompson G, Missouri .r,.
q cEt IL c j. = s'y-ri d. y -0i --l az % 10 Dlef
Al Nes6iate6 j. A sIorelause h.i cr=1 M
II '- S IN .o' III 10 r.-, "a I-si. ca o.. sr - .c
aoi. y lie. loJ le 4loo Texans t1' eSi
IicH t5s-Tr,5e ;l ,ad r. e weaker. Eas'
o vL CaLV 7l5s + s '5i t li - calves os
been sold At oie Dressed re relt l- fnralJ
selling for common 70 go at Va i2c' for choice q't'
81 ,oo 80 50, 9u. l-ore . 'slt.y at ls4- oa Z o.
J. y. Plosk sod. az Go aunaaE 80 at 20 ele 2 D.
tfsv res le-e- ur3re -onlte Zee. "a
cline he butchers 90 % he sheer -loI. s- io;sI
saee8 Tor this week galnt .ls2 LIST week.
Hume Loot sold If rrgh-l-s. - MsTrllfs sheep, loJ
% Il &c jto lt3 %. q. 8c q s Sheep 9 20 % ic ~ Ma-
cuse.ts iaep IA L. At 49,, eDpel STATE D. % Us
u 15G 80. .
Judd Buckingham sold a. T0rett l Ohio sheep 1lshorn Is
% n &C.: I3 do. clsr s.a 81 d. no 1tc.
n Pdcock sold tImuu-inqr, 20 Ohio crrei r,ep, n ~ AZ
6l go lo D. o. 10 70. -.r. 24I lo, Cd Dr., q
~ PcnrsTlrr hes oj 70 a. % Bog ' ID % lcf
If5 90 100 ~. a &c., ana sL5 ao, 81 10. at1 tt
I0Gs-rle arrivals Of hoes. to-day, u cars ~ El-tlsL, md
lG ca rs a. Commmipsw mating 5l3Jo. 1l3 ltsi
week There live hogs selling establish nui
the~ are uo 5lflr t~treci tas, 80 .- -eavs
K die Tor IL 4 for 40 10, and .or pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INYFsTMENr BONDs.


The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 7-S) FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, which we recommend rs
profitable and weII-secured investment. bear 3-lO
per cent gold interest and have the following ele-
ments Of security, viz:
l. They are the obligation Of a strong corporation
o They are First Mortgage on the Road, It's
Equipments, Rights, and Franchises.
g. They are first lien Oh its Net Earnings.
4. There is pledged. in addition, for the payment
Of principal and interest, Land Grant of 1880
acres per mile through the States and $500 acres
per mile through the Territories travcrsed. The
Company is already entitled to nearly Ten Million
Of its Grant. and its Land Sales thus far have
realized s. GO per acre.
With nearly 500 miles Of the road completed and
in operation the earnings for 1919 will DO large.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange for Northern Pacifcs most favorable
terms. JAY COOKE & Co.,
% Wall-st Now York.
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The gold market was firm at the opening at HI,
and advanced TO III the higher rates of foreign
exchange, but settled back again to 117lG1l7. by
noon In the afternoon the price was further pushed
forward to 49, on the London dispatch that al
though consols and United States bonds there were
steady and firm. yet the Bank of England had lost
in Withdrawn bullion GlOO,OOO sterling These dis
patches were later supplemented by other reports
that cl5OOOO gold coin was on the way to this port
from London, the first influence of which
was to put gold back TO 1l7s. but
exchange continuing strong, there was n subsequent
reaction in the price to 11sb. In addition to the
speculation there was considerable done to-day IN
the way of buying for mercantile account. Loans
cost for carrying 2 g. 8. 1-S2, and gold. The i'm
portatons of dry goods for the week lcoin vauatOn)
amount TO S3,3OO,998, the amount thrown on the
market being S2,993,S3j. The customs receipts for
the week ending April Il were, S325OOOO. The AS
sstant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 called bonds and
paid out $4,000 coin interest on the public debt.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred gold cleared, Ss3 1000; gold balances 1885,,
81: currency balances, S2,026191.
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FE,DAY. Anil ls-P. II.

FRIDAY, FTL l3--P. ".
Tho recommendation Of the Grand jury to the
Legislature favOriug the repeal of the usury laws so
lar as loans on personal property concerned leads
the Street 70 hope that the matter may be iayor-
ably considered by the lawmakers 20 the eStc-5 at
least Of modifying existing laws in the direction or
free trade in money for hs city This hope inspired
a more favorable and cheerful view IF affairs N
Wa!l-st. to-day, and with better monetary outlook,
derived in part from Treasury expectations
and the influx Of curI,ucy here, tho TX
change has undergone a complete trans
formation. So at tho opening Of business
there was q Quick rush TO buy stocks under orders
from both ont of town purchasers and home opera
tors so that at the start there Was an upward tlu
in prices. Very soon after tie commencement 1t
was announced that the firm Of Lockwood Il Co.
had SUSPENDED. which. for the moment gave the
bulls a shock but 10 was quickly asccrtaled that
the house was short Of the market their lines hay
ing been put out in the afternoon of yesterday, and
IN consequence there was very Little inter
ruption TO the speculation. BY noon
prices were on the high road 20 better figures; nor
did they halt for more than natural murcrtaTy
reaction until the gong sounded tlc hour for closing
the Exchange. Western Union was the speciality
to-day and after dropping from - 90 So took fresh
quantity Of steam superb acd, the street gosslps
aver by the largo orders of Jay Could whose per-
sona presence in the street tone 20 the market
and by the close the stock had reached So. OF course
the rise in stocks today has been ascubed to
that BITE noir Mr.. Jay Gould rs much "a was the
ate decline and the lCck-up Of money. The whole
market has been decidedly buoyant today and
hod- It's own at the close business being largest
IL To se stocks which have formed the leading fea-
t1res of late. The opening, highest, lowest, and
closing prices OF stocks are as follows: