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HOTELS.
IMPERIAL HOTEL,

~ EsTnloeTER HOTGL
W on Tx 1t BOPEAH PLAH.
CsFpsr Of Irving Place NnS i6th atvssA
NEW YORK.
Only one block from Union 81 c are, the uosr Ger.
rSl yet 9-1et location Ia the city, ia the Immediate
.tclnity Of all the principal places Of usssut and
it sing retail stores, has bes1 ENLARGED aut f..
proNed tue past seEsOu BY tie addition OF CITY roOt
aid Passenger elevator
t,b&-ly UHAs &. rEEEyE, Pro.sfstos.
EFY&ONH EuTEE,
&c. res q sTaEZ.
S-iss BETSEENTXN sud SIS ETEHEE,.
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NEW BOOKS AT BALLANTYSE'S
AS Seventh Strepi

Opening Chestnut Burr; by Rev E. Rowe
Holden With the Ords; by the author Of Shiloh
The Frozen Deer; by Mlikte Collins,
himTOd Of the Sea; by W NJ Davis
Lily and the Gross; by De Mile.
scePtres and Crowns by the author OF the Wide
u de World.
Doors Outward; by the author of Win aud Wear
Proud History Of Ireland, vols. 2 and 8
Eressr's LectuT the books of the Bible Il
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Ash. ROURH ENQH
T. tl- lOrH sTREET, EKAE PA. GvErsE
FROM long experience ia both ne-sftAl and
private practice, Ein GUARANTEES e oare - an DE
ssses OF the Urinary Organs, GOaorrhGss, dIoet,
Stf1ctCfe- syphlits, and cpermhtorThRa. 1ases 81
SonorThGs recently contracted Cured IN to day.
~ phlis In all tie STAGES quickly cured aud the EoI
sou entirely erscic6ted from the system without ~
csc OF mercury. SPeEmatorrhGa, broughr on ~
e1SeSses aud abuse IN ycutE causing loss OF memory
snd insanity, genera! debility, organic Vengrass.
imDstencY, nervous irritsblity, Symptoms OF coz.
sein Pt,on Indigestion. pslpitet:on Of the hear,
pairs 10 LACK, dImncsS OF sight or giddiusss evil
iore6 ceilings, self distrust, Sc speedily oured by
newly discovered remedies. DR.. b, locates foi
many years 81 ~ b. Eutsw street, Baltimore Nd .
has consented after many solicitations by his w ssh
Lington patrons, 20 open permanent ONCE in tn Al
cltyt where he Usy be cOnsUte every Wednesdsy
and t9tprsaY IN esch week. frem Va, TO q D.
janT-lY
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Political Notes

The official count of the vote in the 2i district
OF Illinois gives Harrison (dem) q majority OF
II.
The legislature of Arkansas convened in Lit
tie Rock last night. The Senate elected Rr .d-
ley Bunch president, and the House 4. y. Pen
ningtOn speaker.
Returns from 90 counties of Missouri give
HardoD, dem, for governor, 125T5I votes, and
Gentry, ind, S6 400 Hardon's maioritv thus
taris IS, ,29i. The official vote for Congressmeu
Is not yet received from any district, bat there
is no reason TO doubt the entire delegation will
be democratic.
The Philadelphia Press of yesterday saws
1.-The whole democratic state ticket is elected
by an average majority of nearly 900. and that
party will have at least . majority in the legs-
latrre or joint ballot, which is close enough TO
satisfy al reasonable expectations until the of
hc1al returns are all filed in the office of the
secretary OF the commonwealth"
Very nearly complete returns of the late cleo
ton in Minnesota show the republican state
ticket to be elected by 5000 majority. In the
22d district the result is still uncertain Straight
republican candidate for COngress) has so far
2OI majority, and is probably elected, but it is
possible subsequent returns may defeat him
and elect f. st. John Cox. The legislature is
republican by q majority on joint ballot, but in
this connt are included several independent re-
publicans and anti m0n0polists, whose votes are
uncertain.
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NAVAL LORDERs.-Commande Oscar F. STAN
ton, ordered to the navy yard, Norfolk, 2ssh
instant, as senior aid to the commsndant Com
mander William whitehead as lighthouse in
spector of the 18th district, Pacific coast. Lieu
tenants Franklin Hanford and Wm. P. Potter
10 the receiving ship Vermont, New York. As
slstaDt Paymaster George 4. Deering TO the
Irlsna, at Washington, ID. G. Commander S
L'Vlngston BTeese. detached from the navv
yard, New York, and ordered 10 command this
OssipFe, now at Samans bay, st. Domingo.
Comm ander Francis M. Ramsey, from command
OF the ossipee, and ordered to return home and
report arrival Master Martin +. Hail has re-
ported his arrival home, having been detached
rom the Asiatic station on the l2.h Sentember
last, and has been placed on waiting orders,
assistant Paymaster J- w. Jordan from the
Irlana and ordered To the navy varf. Pensa-
cola, Fla, for duty in charge of the accounts of
the n0n-clad at that place
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FULL CONFESSION OF TIE CINCINNATI,
MUEDEc.-YOung Egner has made a full con-
iession. duplicating himself, his father and
George Ruter in the murder of Herman ScheI.
ing, In Cincinnati tanneTy. He says Rnfer
proposed the murder Saturday in his father
bN-roOm. and the three hid in the LANYARD.
After waiting half an hour Schelling came in.
DE lit lamp and went iEto the stable to groom
horse. They followed him, and Rufer struck
him several times with a stick, Knocking him
down twice, and then his father took q Fl re-
proDged fork and stabbed Schellng two or three
times in the bowels with it, and also in the leg.
Ihis killed him. Rufer dragged the body into
The yard, and proposed to put it into the vat.
but the others said they had better put him into
he furnace, 20 he couldn't be found. This was
lone, and they went away home. This confess
sion was made to Coroner Moley last night. re-.
iueed to writing, and signed In the presence of
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THB VICR-PREsIDENT ON THR ELECTIoys.-
VICE President Wilson gives the New York Tri-
buBe his views on the republican defeat ana
says the result shows the necessity for a liberal
and msgnanimous policy. With statesmen for
republican leaders he believes the party will re-
cover Itself two years hence He beIisyes tha
democrats will by their laundering policy con-
tribute to that end. AS TO the cause of the late
defeats he said thousands of republicans did not
vote or voted against the party to check some of
It's tendencies, and If the party adOpt a prudent
liberal and lofty course it viii sweep tie coun,
Try again. Among the other causes were the
dissatisfaction OF the unemployed, who had lost
Work from tho effects of the panic; the burden
Of the Louisiana matter, land he don't think
either party right in Louisiana,) and the thiTd-
term question. He does not believe a third term
candidate could carry any of the Northern and
out few of the southern states
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A SteepIe Chase Rider in COurt.

he WANTS SosaND FOR BEING EXPELLED FROM
JEROME PARK COURSE
BALTIMORE, NOyem Der I1.-Hugh Gafney.
the steepie chase rider, who was expelled from
the Jerome Park course for his manner of riding
Resolute Saturday, Oct. 3lst, has commenced
suit in the Baltimore county circuit court
against Joseph DOnahUe for 50 800 for wages
ana service. Gatfney was employed by DoHa.
hue at the late PimlicO meeting OF the Msry-
land Jockey Club. Donahue being a non-res-
ident OF this STATE, his shOrsss-DubIin, CaribOo,
OupeFper, Lizzie Lucas ana George West
were yesterday attached by the saeriff of Al
umOre county until the suit is decided. Thev
are allowed to remain at PimlicO in charge OF
the groom.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
serious Lab9F Trouble Apprebended.

MsN IN THR NEW YORK SHIPPING TRADE.
NEW YORK, November ll.-Oonsiderable sp-
Prehension is expressed at the result OF the en-
foTcement Of the recent resolution of the steam
ship men to reduce the wages of the longshore-
men. The latter declare their intention 20 re-
slst the reduction, and that IL enforced five
thousand men employed on the docks in New
YORK, Brooklyn, jersey City, and HobOken.
VIII stop work Monday morning. The result
Will be the almost entire suspension Of the ship
ping trade during the strike, as their places
cannot be filed by inexperienced hands. The
membership of the lOngshOremen's union
united than any other class OF lsborers on tue
other hand the steamship agents claim tn 1t thew
cannot afford to pay the present rates, and are
ueIetmned to make the proposed eNperim ut
The disagreement between TIE cOopers AMI
employees Is NOT on account Of wages but the
employers insist upon the dissolution Of th-
unions. whose arbitrary regulations OF Iaho.
mtthOds are bone of Contention.
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THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE
Everything Lovely in Alabama.

IT "VLF LIEs DOWN WITH THK LAME, RTC.
MohTGoAKRY, ALA. November l1.-One of
the most notable features Of the grand dem0n-
stratOn last night was the number of United
States flags on public and private buildings.
Every man who could make, beg or borrow the
sUS spshgied banner had one floating from his
house, and all were greeted with cheers by the
people, 15,C0o in number. It was the 4andest
1nion demonstration in the south since the war
Some negroes were going about selecting new
masters, under the impression th lat they were to
oe sold again into slavery. The whites in vain
sn0eavored % reassure them. Conservative
olscks mingled with the whites in the process
ZION last night. All rejoiced together. The
universal expression is one of renewed kindness
20 the COluTed race,
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IHB LUCCA RSUIT,-Judge Lawrence,
Of the Supreme Court, granted yesterday the
10 Germany on behalf Of von Radde, the defend-
Al { in the divorce suit of Pauline Iucca the
singer. There was 80 much opposition, on the
part OF Madame Lucca's counsel, to the appoint
ment of Mr.. Kspp, of Berlin, who was formerly
a cOmmi issOner of emigration in this countrv
that the judge decided to leave the appointment
with the parties themselves. Madame Lucca
drst obtained judgment of divorce by default
against her Prussian husband, who is Baron
The default, however, Was subsequently opened, =,
and von Raddle was allowed 10 come in and
plead. as econ as a commissioner is agreed
upon, he will proceed TO Berlin to take testl-
moDy,--N j. Tribune, 1Cth.
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Pleading for "a prtsouer

HARRISBURG, PA, November 1.-THE board
Of pardons, in session to-day, considered the
case OF Patrick Fenigan, convicted of murder
IN the first degree for killing Thos. Williams in
1852. Hon. JAS. w. Newlin was heard in behalf
or the prisoner. 1t was represented that the
jury brought in verdict of murder in the first
degree but recommended the prisoner to
mercy. The only punishment being death the
court was obliged to disregard the recOmmen. .
datiOn and sentenced the prisoner to be hung.
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FATHER SECCHI's OBSERVATION OF THE
SOLAR EoLIPsH.-At the last sitting of the
Academy of Sciences in Paris paper was re-
OF the 10th inst. He states that he used the
SpectIoscope to observe the appulse of the
moon, method that has this advantage, that
when our satellite approaches very near the
solar disk the sharp outline OF the dark body is
distinctly visible on the field of the chromo-
sphere few instants before the actual contact
takes place. His spectrOscOpe, moreover, was
not the common one; it had a eecOnd prism in
front OF the slit through which the light passes,
whereby he obtained solar image similar to
hat given by ordinary telescopes, with all the
spots and the limb both OF the sun and moon
The eclipse commenced at Rome at 10:14:41 and
2Ih.
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Bold Robbery OF an EXPRESS Car

IHE LUSF NOT KNOWN.
NRw YORK, November IL when the Osgego
-Xpress, on the Delaware, LackaWanna snd
western railroad, arrived at Mauch Chunk last
evening it was discovered that the express car
bad been entered by robbers and the safe of
Wescott x Co s Express Company thrown out
on the track. The robbers effected an entrance
from the top of tie car while the express mes
senger was IN another car. 1t is not known how
much the safe contained, but the amount gem
orally carried Is anywhere from two to twenty
thousand dollars.
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THE CORNER IN BUTTER.-Rain commenced
isl!lDg this morning about nine O'Clock, and
lss continued all day. 1t comes in time to
heck the damage from drought to the country
round about, and to replenish the sources Of
lur water supply, which, both here and in
brooklyn, were beginning to run low. It has
neen stated in some quarters that the drought
had been successfully used by spectators in
he butter market TO "bull" the price; but the
act ts, the advance that has taken place in
rices within the few weeks paSt is due not to
ny lack of fodder, present or prospective, but
imply to the farmers holding back su pplies In
the expectation of obtaining prices much higher
than current quotations. In this they have
been partially successful, but the indie atoms
now are that If the "hoarding" process Is per
sisted in they will be GLADLY taken INV "
Cor. Philadelphia Ledqer, 9th.
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Gen. RutIer's Defeat,

he is GOING TO MAKE A STATEMENT AND
MAKE 1T WARM FOR CERTAIN PARTIES
BOSTON, November lit is repOr Led that
General Butler is preparing for publication a
letter showing the causes OF his late defeat. He
claims that he was betrayed by men protesting
10 be his friends, and promises uncomfortable
revelations. He threatens to form a new party
in Massachusetts.
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A BOLD AND SUCCESSFUL FORGERY was her
petrated in Philadelphia yesterday, by which
the city controller and several banking houses
were swindled out of various sums asgregat-
ing $500: Warrants on the city treasury which
purpofted to have been drawn by the board of
education In favor of certain school teachers
and warrants drawn in favor OF policemen,
bearing the mayors signature, were cashed by
the controller without question, so skiIlfully
were they executed. One of the rascals " as
caught while trying to obtain payment of a
check in one of the banks, but q very stupid
detective allowed him to escape.
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The American n eaIth Association

TT- n ~
PHUADRLPHIA. November 1I-At the sas-
slon OF the American Health Association thi :
morning Ezra NJ. Hunt, president OF the saui-
tery commission OF New Jersey, presented a
paper upOn uldiDR ground in its relation 10
health and disease. He advocated reforms s.
as to get
THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE
on better foundation than damn. water
soaked, air-pOluted, tilth-burthened pronnd
Remarks on DIR. Hunts paper were made by
Proiessor Hartshorn, OF this city; DIR. John III
Rsncn. OF Illinois; DIR. Ray, of this city; DIR.
Bell, of New York, and Dr. John A. Stegart
OF Baltimore. motion made by Professor
hartshorn that the paper be referred TO the
pubhcatlon committee was carried.
DR.. s. c. BCsBY, OF WASHINGTON D. c.
presented report upon gathering, packing
transportation and sale of fresh vegetables and
fruits competent in special and free markets
Tor producers; referred TO the publication com
mittee. Invitations to visit the Pennsylyanis
hospital for the insane and the Jewish hospi
tails were accepted. Adjourned till afternoon
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WHO WAS TO BLAME?-The q. s. Marshal o.
Alabama, in letter to the Department of j us
tice, maintains that the whites alone were to
blame for the riot at Eufala on election dav:
that they began firing on the negroes without
any provocation; that the negroes were not
armed; that the casualties among the whites
were Occasioned by the wild shooting OF their
own friends, and that, while more than dozen
OF the negroes were killed, only one white man =
and he an innocent spectator-lost his life
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Crime tn PhIlafeInhIa.

REWARD OF SZ,0u0.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The brokers
nave offered reward Of $1,000 for the detection
and conyictiOn of fOrgers Of city warrants.
A COUNTERPART FTVK-DOLLAR BILL
on the Traders National Bank of ChicrgO has
made its appearance here.
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Won ARNIM's TRIAL.-A special to the Lon
don Daily Telegraph from Berlin reports that
Won Arnim was again examined on Monday
The preliminary proceedings closed Tuesday
and the result was communicated to the attor.
ney general, who will decide whether the case
shall 60 TO trial. 1t is generally believed thai
the decision will be in the affirmative, and that
the trial will be public.
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A KENTUCKY NEGRO SHooTTEG CAsE-A
Louisville Courier-Journal special says three
men were arrested in Shelby county yesterday
charged with shooting q negro girl In II Al
county last month. Two more suspected par-
ties VIII be arrested to-day. The county an
thorities have been diligently at work ever
dence In the case. The wounded glrl has nearly
recoyered.
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Fire I'm Summit. Miss.

SUMMIT, MISS, November ia fire this
morning destroyed the property of F. Latter.
has, Levi Msyre & Co., H. II. Mckenzie, H.
hiller & Co., l.. O. Brickhorn, A. b. Dunn s.
Co., II. Moss and s. b. Dickey. The losses az
gregate S55, 600; insurance $50, 900.
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ANOTHkk FAILURE TO BLkCr SCHOOL COMMIT
TRRMRN.
BOSTON,, November l1.-Another attempt was
made last night on the part of the school COM
mltTee TO elect women 70 nj vacancies in the
board, but failed. The first of a series OF meet
lngs to agitate IN favor of women on the school
board was held at Dorchester. Julia Ward
hove and others made earnest pleas for the
women,
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The BILLIARD ToURNAMBNT.-The follow
ing is Q summary OF the billiard tournament in
New York city yesterday ay:-Twentieth game.
IS iDnings-Slosson 800, Daniels, 16l; 2ist game'
z innings-Joe Dion 800, Ubassy I2S; 22d game
q inDings-Daly 800, GARNER 175; sd game 2S
inniDgs-Ubassy SEQ, Cyrille Dion $780, 2Ith
game, "a innings-Rudolphe 800, Vignaux 259.
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FAILrEs AND WHY.-George Ii. Reay, sta
bilities amounting to 500, 900. Re formerly
manufactured stamped envelopes for the gey-
erDment, bat was unable to get an extension of
his contract. -
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"JUsTIFIARLE HOMICTDE.'-Tne trial of
Amos Simms, the successful negro candidate st
charged with homicide in killing one of a
party of negroes who assaulted and pursued
him, took place yesterday. The cOroner's iury
N the case OF the deceased, which was COMPOSED
entirely OF colored men, returned a verdict of
justihaRle homicide, and Simms was immedl-
ately released.
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TIE WAsHIEGToN MONUMENr.-Subscrip-
tons received to-day: Seeley Cresk Lodge
No. Cal, 4. o. o. f., Daegett's Mtns, Pa. -:
sharon Lodge, No. 347, /. o. %. F., Sharon. Pa :,
SO; Jerusalem EncaDpment, No. I, Baltimore
Md, $40; Boise Lodge, No. 2, f. A. A. M., BOise
City, Idaho ter, 500. Next
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THB VENEZUELA Observation-Disclosures from
Lagusyra. Venezuela, to the 18th ult. have been
received by way OF st. Thomas. The friends
Of President Blanco were confident the rebel
lion would be suppressed within sixty days.
The government had already 10 600 men under
arms, and 1000, 600 in the treasury to meet the
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ME-. FORSTER having declined to be candi-
date for the Lord Rectorship OF Glasgow Uni
versity, II Is said that the 'tiiberal" students
Will combine on our distinguished countryman,
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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TIE SMALLPOX Is still increasing at Mon
real. The Hotel Dieu and the general hospital
are overcrowded Another house has been taken
possession of and 10 patients have been nlaced
there since Saturday.
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A SHOOTING CASE IN THB COUNTY-Mrs
Farley, residing on the Mcclellan road IN the
vicinity Of Benning's bridge, in the county, was
shot this morning by some cOlOred men hunting
IN that neighbOrhOOd. IL Is not sscertained
whether or not the shooting was accidental
nor whether the wounds were fatal, Major
Richards telegraphed at once 70 the police TO
investigate the case and make arrests of the
parties At O'Clock no further accounts had
been received.
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NkM AND snQ9HD-aAHp-0Ns PRICE
bic prtess selecte6 s.ock Of second hand UioSSins
ysry cheap st yuerH 3, e19 strsef noStSSMrt
ttyeetEnorthweot. IVA -
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BUILDING AssOCIATIONs.-At the second
monthly meeting Of the jefferson CO-Operatiye
Building Association, held last evening the
treasurer reported receipts amounting 20 - 400
which WaS advanced 20 members at an average
premium OF 100 per ceut.
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GENERAL W. 7. SHERMAN and family, who
have been residing at the Aetor House during
the past week, left last evening for their future
home in St Louis.-H. Y. Herald, liza.
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FINANCIAL AND OonnERCIsL.
WaII Street To-day

EEw YORK, November Il-Ths P0yf'S fasusisl
article ssys.-1he gold market l. quiat, an gaIes
qssins b. en- ~ lH4. On gold loans TaUss haze been
Hsf, aBc l. le, and for carrying. GOLD loans VerV
generally having been Teceived ~ A Foreign en-.
change is al ut yesterday afternoon. Z; ".
crnment bonds are steady and strong, with
6 tair volume OF investment ba.iness DOING
BCsibees m tate bonds coufuci 90 southern ls.
sIes. SO these were trrorR, Morn Csrolinas hay-
ing sld a. 81, the last previous os having been ~
=. Virginia c1DEuis we're up % 55k Old Ten
netsres sold ~ t.A, the lasT sales having been
- bstz The money market c1utfnuas essV =
all loaIs Being Cblsirable al 3HE, ann
prime mercantile paper seilfbg a. 5kfl7 for
acc p'Alcess Ard san Tor single nance. Time
lobns OF currency, extending up 20 the middle
~ January, can b n-de - A. as where ACCEPTABLE
collsteraIs are pledGed. In TIE ma ket for specu
latiNe shtrts Lake Shore, TtleErssh ard Erfe
op ned "a higher thsn yesterday elssinR, aDd
New York Central, Rock Island snd WABASH 1
lover Olherslse prices were uuchsnEod. To a.
~ s. there was Fise in the general list Of a..
since then the market has been heavy, and the low
est prices Ct the day have been made but a. been
o0Dtinuously week the highest prices having been
made al the ope.iag. Tue four most octive stocks
have been Lske Shore, Union Pacific, Pacific Mall
she order OF activity, have been ss f5lloWs: LsEe
sbore, sztdel7U Union Pacific. SdS5AS: Pacifc
VA, ssili 4isi!s; Islegrsgh, 7sssgYi Ohios, ssEG.
,e.si hrie, zs1 CIR Z. q. and 4 o., llk69IU5,.
North western, SeaI3sZ; Wabash, sisSdig: 81
Paui, A5eld1; New York Central, lOl a !. and
Beck IslsRd, 9S a da9, Canton sold a. S6es7.