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Sens W II PuARo, from Maracaibc for New York pu
damaged - o.. fastsn.rt
scHn Enos Balses, Mayo Baltimore for Fan River
subsequently came or made much water that I'M
were Obliged beach her when hs a & q
bunk. Ne. and hailed from Portsmouth NH.
Sea. oc.4rcA ashore Watts Ledge has so6 Sse,
oi The cargo which OF iron Hour ana iurhl
Tuesday morning last but she was lying in bad place
and IN the event heavy sea would soon a pont
half OF which u owned by Capt Alley and Is uhih
New York, on her way 70 Gecrgetcwn DC, last night
ran hard and fat on mud bank on Gesboro ana WA wa
Capt on her
had not been gotten OF a, Pm today.
the poeks Sop has Sse, asinr Stone rom her
low tiae and efforts will be made again at high water
COLA which put back I'D cleared from the Yves
her cargo Of ballast and her pumps repaired
Ian T IRE occurred on hoard the
burned and berth n i ~ " saloon sV damaged
AZ
complete wreca The hull and materials are to be S'id
Miscellaneous.
The purser OF the steamship Abyssna, from Liverpool
has our thanks for favors.
sH,r GL9sr or IN. SEAS Of Boston cap, knowes
land in u days The following extract rom her log
%saf f,a as' IN
ssS IN i cav
Pleasant weather throughout passage except last two
s1s barr Sn rough
and quarter miles per hour
One fourth Of pilot boat Red, White and Blue, Of New
Bedford has been sold to Geo Cory CITY, at the
REWARD roR SAVING LIrE:-An Ottawa despatch says
that the Department. Of Marine and Fisheries has S
watch 70 be Captain Crosby Of ship Moses
St 81 ars
sHpsulLDIse-The saco tMe! shpbuilding Go have
R1t up ne frame Of second s Sre IL sd hs be of
1900 Ton ship. At Rocklsnd Kennedy 4 CO win soon
Joseph Clark Son win soon build bark Of So and
At East Machias Messrs wiswen Co will put crew
IN the woods IN IN lew days e cut and md mould
be built next season whittemore has crew in me
Of about 20 tons Dsy yes sHans anu '''s
maseS o. cs to be asd IN the coal
for for the heirs Of the late James Hoyt OF stamford
Whaicmen.
Bark Active, Campbell. Of NIB, sailed from Honolulu
Dec She had shipped Z 7o gals VIII and sO4o do sp oil
Bark Arnolda, Bondry. of NIB, was at Honolulu Dec
n to sail that day cruise. Had shipped 800 bbs VIII
the Atlantic Ocean. under command OF Capt Leach.
Spoken.
ship Gensvieve STRICKLAND ., strickland from Havre
Ship Ron9chan Bra Scott from Liverpool for South.
Snip Humber (Brl, Mcdonnell, from Belfast for PEN
sacola Jan 2, lat ~ II, Ion l6 Al.
Az American 1G sRp showing signal numbers 42Os Dec
bart Harriet Hickman lBr, Smith, from Liverpool for
New Orleans, Jan a. 10 miles sSE OF Tuskar.
Bark Wild Hunter Howatt, from Havre for Tybee, Jan
Is, lat 48 49, Ion T.
Scbr Stephen Bennett Bennett, from Baltimore mot
New York; for Havana. Jan Il, lat 80 TO- Ion "A "a
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AID TO THE PooEl IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Jan. %, 1874.
Independent Of work done by private charities
and public asylums. the PO0rnNaster OF THIS CITY ID
, anordinp aid In the way Of nec,.ssarea OF lie TO
l.SO0 families. consisting Of 100 stSpIs.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n states-Deseron, &C. sufficient cause; no pubictya
charge until divorce granted also Notary PuDuc
FREDERICK l. X No,
Counse or at Law, 363 Broadway.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
n erent States Tor desertion &C. legal everywhere;
no publicity required charge until divorce Nraneu:
advice free. NJ. HOUSE Attorney, lgf Broahwsy
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN, COR
n. ner OF Fulton avenue aud Boerum street
Open from "A. NJ ogP. NJ.
IAN sunday from 3 TO ~ M .f
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POLICE NTRIHUES.

Commissioner Rnssen Charged by HIS Col
leagues with Writing Anonymous Letters
to the comprollsr-A Copy Of One
of the Letters Action OF the
Police Board Result Of the
labors of an hives
ngating COMMITTEES.
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SHIPPING NEW S
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Sails Destination
Steamer,

DATES or DEPARTURE Esoa NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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Lord 81. John Of Bietsoe.


Lieutenant General Henry J. French, OF the
British Army, an eminent oficer has just died In
Great Britain ut an advanced age.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17
gBgsf4THE GREAT CAUSE
q ksSkEysfR
4azH2~ Human Misery.

Just PllbliShed in Sealed EnUcJope. Price cts.
A lectureion the nature, treatment and radi-
cal cure OF Seminal Weakness, of SpermatOr-
rhoea, induced by Sclf-A Abuse, Involuntary
Emissions, ImpOtency, Nervous Debility, and
Impedinents To Marriage generally; Consump-
tion, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
IncapaCity, &c.-By ROB'T J. CULN ERW ELL,
M. D., Author of the Green Book" &c.
The wUrld-renowned author, in this admira-
BILE Lecture, clearly proves from his own eXpe-
rience that the awful consequences of Self
Abuse may be effectually removed without
medicines, and without dangerous surgical OPP
eratiOnS, bOugieS. instruments, rings or cor
di8ls; pointing out mode of cure at once GER
tain and effcctual, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself cheapIy, privately and radically.
50 This Lecture ICiU pTOUc IT boon to thousands
hRd thousands.
Sent under seal. 10 any address. In q plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, of
two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers
CHAS. ]. G. KLINE s. CO.,
197 BoWery, New York Post-O Office Box 1886.
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THE EDITOR'S SHIRT.
BY WILLIAM w. CLARK.

BY WILLIAM w. CLARK.
An editor, single, of Texas,
A journalist rough, though expert
Was astonished one beautiful morning,
BY receiving the gift of a shirt.
Twas presented to him by the ladies'
The ELITE and the fair of the town,
AS q token of their admiration
For man whom they couldn bring down.
It Law on his desk, right before him,
Their departure the ladies did take,
He sent for the DEVIL, to pinch hun,
And wondered if he was awake.
He scrambled upon his stool slowly,
An expression of doubt on his phiZ;
He gazed at it long, and he muttersd,
I'D like, much, to know what it is.
The shirt was 4 marvel of beauty,
A sort of cream color or milk;
On the back was the hist'ry of Texas,
With the letters all worked in red silk;
On the front was a representation
OF the cereals of the Lone Star;
And on the tail neatly embroidered,
Were the emblems of Peace and War"
He gazed at it hard, in dead silence,
And swung his long legs to and fro,
He studied it's hierogly phics,
'Tis a species of banner l know;
I've seen flags triumphamtly waving,
And I've seen p INFANTS trailed in the dirt,
But tn S passeth all understanding,
Poor mamie had ne'er worn shirt.
He descended with puzzled expression,
From his perch on the three-legged stool,
And strode by his eight-by-ten san8tum,
And felt very much like q :oo!.
He paused at shelf in the corner,
Took hugo fTink of strong lemonade,
Eureka 80 be cried, % tbs a banner
For the forthcoming Temperance parade. ="
Upon the next day in high spirits,
He invited his lady fr ends, each,
And accepted their beautiful present
In neat and appropriate speech.
He would fling it to Heavens pure breezes
The banner they'd placed in his trust
And he chopped his right hand should be pal
sled
If it's folds ever traileC in the dust"
The ladies' blushed crimson and wondered
The editor surely was wrong;
They Uttered and giggled, and deeply
Regretted they'd mads it too long.
They informed him with much hesitation,
Unwilling his feelings to hurt,
Tn IT their present was no flag or banner
In short, 1t was merely shirt.
But the editor wasn't discouraged,
He blew his nose hard, cleared his throat,
He thanked all his lady friends kindly
And wore the shirt over his coat,
Sinai urchins, in droves, flocked around him,
And when he walked out, kept his track,
They studied the history of Texas,
Aud Fine Arts, beh nd the msn's back.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17

The RoMASCE or = RL-IArEAg-
Chicago correspondent Of the I@g
says:
"A bit of romance recently cams
notice which has not before aqla41
print. Some time in Deceubsr last
about seventeen years Of age T-' ..
time was serving as table-wa.ter u al
dining restaurant, was arrested t5- RI
a package OF money from the p -5@
gentleman oyercOat, which wss -i2
in the room while he was eating ls o.
At the preliminary examination Z
swore to having seen her take the c.-
and hang it mp quickly again. tha. '-'I
left the room fCr a short umei Oh 1
money was not to be found she 81
for trial. In vain she protested .1
merely moved the coat % AVOID rs
soiled, in vain with fearful eyrss--
to be searched. The cirCumsta-oa
suspicious, and the officers lHsN5.a-
In the meantime the gentleman y
lost the money became interested
history, found she was an Crpaa-
though comparatively triendis's l5-
excellent character. Further t1@-
ascertained she was Of English lt,...
that her name was the same Is
and, to make the story short, ron
which he could not disbeiieve. ,"--
the daughter of his own brother.
supposed 70 have died chI.csss 3.
liza several years ag2. OF ce--s,
clined proscCu. .rT her, and rs A5
and without uoar in. he III one.
to take her home Win him o- "'.
from the West, wh.th-. he "-S "a.
route. The other day j.. WIKI -.
adopted child so strangely o.. ...
started for New York, whe-,- "
soon sail for England
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CigarS and TohaCCos.
LOOK WELL TO YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS.
JOHN D. THOMAS,
Boot and Shoe Maker

THE undersigned respectfully informs his nII-
L merous customers and the public generally
that he is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of any desired size or quality, frOmithe
finest French calf-skin boots TO the coarsest
broganS, in the VERY BEST MANNER, on the
shortest notice, and at as moderate prices as
like work can be obtained anywhere,
Those who have worn Boots and shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as TO
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced of the ia if they will only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
TX Repairing of Boots and Shoes attended
TO promptly and in a wOrkmanlike manner.
Thankful for past faVOrs feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to q con
tinuance and increase or the same.
JOHN ID. THOMAS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17

Il wonderful churn has just been pat
ented IN Washington. To take from four
10 seven pounds of butter from a gallon of
milk, where only pound had been taken
before. is something worthy Of more than
passing notice, and since the machine has
satisfactorily tested, crcd1lity may be been
safely veDtured in listening to the storic. of
its wondrous workings. The power re-
u'rired 20 work this churn is great, AZ fully
two men are needed TO chum gallon of
milk, the time required bcirg from thirty
seconds 10 minute.
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JAMES f. MILK EN-,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent,

HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the collcc-
- tiun of claims in Blair Cambria, Hunting
don, Bedford, Centre and Clearfieid counties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent, sell or eX-
change real estate will find it greatly to their
advantage to call on address me.
~ Correspondence in either English or Ter
man solicited. lSept, 26, lS13.-tf.'
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Two STRANGE Rnm.,..--

Two STRANGE RoMAs,yo-- ~
thy has been reused nv - Ks SIN,
Tnlch W mas just occurred in I'M t5.5 rdrs,
7 rance. Ayoung married sor5;ls 5las fOsgs,
Tled away with one of the CONT, c;.-'ef 65r
ly got together at the o7lfbrssI.-l gents basi
In one of the first battles va. ~, % p the W.
his comrades, he threw 2 av,.t: s-'.e lying v2l
to tighten himself, ESCAPED 80 knapSsris
made prisoner. Another snIsl'l' but -,
back to the fight after hayin%-' -'.Si ~ orog,
away his knapsack, picked ~. $50 targs,
first had thrown down, fopgbt we one tt,
and, recognized by the numbs,- Vas N..st
he carried, was set down ann vi lle h
under the other mans Dar,s lus desi
announcement OF his death was No.. ~ ..-,l.
widow, who wore mourning fan ,'i"ye I.Ne 10 j,
1873. For some reason or ohm .''.1 III
dier taken prisoner did not rein r,, 'as s..
village till last month. He c,-'15It 70 L,
legally married to one Of his - ms MS vi,
mother of child only : few ,r-'--GS -.S-G4S a
The perpleXity of Justice. how ~ +,,0.,'l' q
man his own, may be imagined ss-'g.sal
sort OF painful complication Is pn, 8 4
is believed. An adventure slmo,.
happened some years ago in go 81
Cattaro. In house. which - ''.' WI. ..'q
looked upon the street. and an ,I'- I.e
overhung a canal, lived womss 1s
young, who had been married rTre.--'
TO the brother of her FIST hU,I,ar5
death had been officially regisrere5
account OF the wreck Of : vsssor .-
he was the captain. Five wears 90
second marriage, in the middlepf -
and while she was alone in the I,.
husband having remained At c s,,.--S
one knocked at the street door G-
ing the chamber window to asrar+-.-
was knocking, she b held her tfr,t h.
who, OvcTjoycd, informed her n I..'
| ing been unexpectedly save f.-
/ wreck, and Of his return. Instead -
/ ing the door, the woman ran ta,r.
of the house and plunged into tIs
where she was found dead Tr.
after, both brothers, in deem mo-
each holding a child 10y the hand n
! ed the hearse Of their uuharpy Nile
grave.
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You've PADDY NCSHAE5s ,.s. .-'s
could be bolder, coaXed blou! :. ~ ~
sharing his lot, and Par bad . - ..'f... :.
pig on his shoulder, and SIZE y- -
bore a big iron pot. From u. s.
at nightfan, as home they Ts.s We :.
through a dark lonely thieAe' ID'r '.,n7
path lay Biddy sat down s3t
laughing and talking, and PaoSI. .1S.s.
round for the cause Of delay. ~ ' NJ
IN not 60 &C a alone through t-e '-,., 3.
you for Paddy, avick, you ~ sd
the divil youth be kissing .6l,, a1 tx d
me, that's what you j Go. ,--.-ss
replied Pat, that I've luggeiai AS sIs ss d
loose, back ;otown ike the oi'.' ,. -rsr 4,
'.Och. Paddy" said she as slS .5ssT..
demurely. couldn't yes put 'H'
the pot ?''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17

Origin OF TIE DOLLAR MARX "A .
ter in the At'GHtic Hvutlly has A r,
paper on the origin Of the dollar Sy-7.g.
In brief, his theory Is that the tyo---
upright marks may be traced back :,
pillars of Hercules, and the S-Iige hon
the scroll entwined around them. T.
ing 10 tradition, when tie Tr7r
landed on the Atlantic s0as- If
founded the ancient city uf 5.a,s
CadiZ, NelCaTthuS, the leader II -rz 4
ditiOn, set up two stone pillars rs m.
ais, over which was built teuul- ID.
cules. As the temple increased in
the stone were replaced by others
an alloy Of gold and silver. and Ties.
pillars became, IN time. the emblem 4
city, as a horse S head became tlat.rH
thage. Centuries later. VIXEN Cla--
became Emperor Of Germany. head .a
new coat of arms, IN which die r -7
Gades or Cadiz, occupied a r.0uiaf-
sitiOn in the device. Hence, When al
coin, the COlonEatO, was struck ztlsl
perial mint, 1t bore the new d-7ss--
pillars, with a scroll eutR ned around IA
This coin became a standard gfTal5 IA
Mediterranean, and the pillars and 4
became its accepted symbol in writing
The two horizontal bars Eac- yu,s
symbol Of the English pound gsaag
also thought to have a similar a--l
the same paper The symbolic o7-a o.,
pillars OF Hercules is traced t3s lacE
the remote era prior To- the dlsgeogaaiv
human race from lis Asia-c yt.llI |
7 hey are identified with TIE hlus.
laIs of the SCaaCiuaviMAS,a and the l.-
which concrete embodimeuts sq-a- 1
be found alike in the Sanskr.t tl-a
in the glowing imagery Otthe ue1.sF
They are the symbols Of day and l-
light and darkness, which TO ..r -l'
intelligence of the Arion races, EsE
dences Of the Omnipotent. AID, uGs
ish patriarchs, the work Of a -sysa.-
tor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17

JOSH Billings has an en'iIe.l .-Es8
1t is related Of him that once po-.s VS.
at the Geological Gardens ~ .,T gae
being warm be lay down Ate.
benches and went to sleep. --rsrE.
he was awakened by sense y, be f5r
and when he opened his eyes Fl He b b
something covered ms -rf ~ and q.
struggle to release h..lSI,'' h.-.~L 'rsarsj
began to pTanoe down the he, P1f..Il.5 "a josh
trich had observed the l,.. loP one N of,
head. and, mistaking u ~. ~ rbs pl-
it began to sit uPon ID 1'-
Matching. -
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"A Western minister ~ that 6
ladies of his congrogas,,Jb,' feather
step to ruin was an ostTlin t!5b1n. one
yard of gay coloTeG "a, .,Io Tie nsyt
hearers having occas',.... H., ,lsgE f1i
use some ribbon, asked '.''
more steps 10 rum.
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made, painted and put up as cheap as possible,
FOR CASH sS liberal discount made to
dealers buying 1inware by Wholesale.
Q EORGE HUNTLEH.
Euensburg. July - ls13.-tf
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Loretto Marble Works
PRICES REDUCED

MONUMENTS. TOM BSTONESI BUREAU
vi and ia BILE TOPS also. Designs for Scotch
Granite Monuments We desire to invite the at
tention of the public TO beautiful Des gns for
Monuments and Tombstones made of the very best
Italian and American Marbles. and which viii be
furnished at : low rates as similar work can be
obtained in Philadelphia or elsewhere. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. and work shipped to any
point at our risk. All orders from n distance will
De promptly attended TO. Remember that our de-
signs and our work will compare fayorably with
any in the State. W lLkINSON * KELLY.
I.0retto, March l3, lS74.-tE
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w ILL receive money on deposit, discount
w and collect notes, and attend to all the
business usually done by Bankers.
Sept20tf. JAS. b. ZAHM, Cashier.
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MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING

-'L The attention of the Ladies OF Ebens-
burg and vicinity i directed TO the fact that
y RS. K. F.. JONES has just received an invoice
OF new and fashionable Millinery Goods, al her
rooms in tEe East Ward, EhensOurg. Wedding
B0unats. n ata, etc. speciality. Dress making
promptly and neatly done. The patronage or
the ladies i respectfully solicited. Io-L'7f.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-31
40 and 1901 and the closing quotation to-day lo9i

40 and 1901 and the closing quotation to-day 1o9i
xhich is A decline Of per cent from last Saturday
Tho railway and miscellaneous share speculation
has been rather weak. The market opened on Mon
dav with considerable spirit. and prices were rea-
sonably firm for two three days, after which they
became heavy and declined to 50 per cent, the
heaviest falling off having been in Toledo and Wa
hash which shows heavy decline in traffic receipts
for August The other shares fell off in price to much
less extent than Wabash. Comparing the closing
onotations of to-day with those of last Saturday the
decline has been / per cent each in N. j. Central
and Pacific Mail each in 81. Paul pref. and Har-
lem; in Panama; II each in Erie, N. Y Central
and Western Union; II each IN St. Paul Common
and c. c. and !. G. Il each in Lake Shore and Rock
Island; II each in Northwestern and Hannibal and
St 10; II in Ohio and Mississippi; j IN Union Pacific
and 81 in Toledo and Wabash. Mr.. Drews efforts TO
galyanize Quicksilver into life have been rewarded
by marking up the common stock per cent and the
preferred % since last Saturday. and Delaware
Iackawanna and Western has also advanced per
cent to 100. The subjOned table shows the extreme
fluctuations in United States bonds, the leading
railway and miscellaneous shares, and gold made
during the past week, well as the closing quota
tiops of each at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-31
WOOL MARKET.

Bo.ros Ans 9th. Wool market has been ste,dv and sn
demand from manufacturers sno n
readily obtrined for all der.b ns BUYERS ma
quite manufacturers yaenty anrloa 70
secure Supplies than weeks large PORTION OF he
Western CLIP has forward The receipts at tsis pns
en and While holders still Wiling 70 meet ihs
there ID oressnFe to SCI s very eous
better will be reaed ef 10 we sea-
SON The principal denapa 0o AID
aeeces sales comprising $4,000 ~ Of which 100 900 Of choice
Treble and sold at O6d502 ZOOOp 10 OF 'ty sees
Double RIt 57 and tie balance osd poe mr Eis
The Double Extra feees tr AZ boz
be with hsire refused round % Of The most
OOc0 fMchgan fleece prime paly 49d5l,
from Ale " ole 10 qssJ
Combng and Dene Feeces demand but round lots are aow
da and the have been eric1 eompnsg
ID Of Washed 60e and 1900 Of UnsasheJ ~
445c Pued Woods be taken fast reoe we'd AZ a
Scper6ne and Extra Pulled sold 42d3jc The sales OF Caf
form embrace 27sOOO 10. including some very choice selections n
4ld43c QlOtsons OHIO and Pennsylvania neecss Medium,
Treble RIrs aud above j2d57c michigan seeees ri Wis
heces Washed ,Ombrg and
b7dCOc; Unwsed obog and Delins 0t0c,
Unyahed Unmerchaniabe 33d422; tub washed. 57d6Oo
Secured 81 dSl 02i2 No 38d3Cc; spnns California, 200
ABE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-31

To-day the attendance at the Exchange was very
slim. and what operators were on hand did not seem
disposed to embark in any new voyages of discovery
until the mists and fogs that beset the way OF the
speculative mariner are somewhat cleared away.
The stock market az the opening was steady, and
then became heavy only to be reSuscitated into
martial lie by the favorable showing of the banks.
This Improvement was of but short duration, for
sharp selling movement setting in in late dealings,
broke down the entire market, which closed weak
at the lowest point of the day, leading
10 the superstition already entertained In some
uuartcrs that the early days of September
will be encouraging to the bear side
of the market The business of the day was not
large. amounting to only $500 shares, of which
$3.50 were sold during the last hour of the Board
The larger dealings were in Union Pacific (l6,2O
.hares) Lake Shore $4,000, Western Union (l5.3oO,
Wabash h3,7o0, Pacific Mail $500, Rock Island
cS4OJ n. Y. Central 300, Erie and St. Paul leach
sO00) Ohio and Mississippi (2,GOO, and all Others
$780, The decline of the day was from to Ii. as
follows: Hannibal and st. Joseph, !; Erie, I; st.
Paul {; G. G. and l. c., Pacific Mail, and Western
Union Telegraph, each /; Lake Shore and North
West each, /; Central and Hudson and Ohio and
Mississippi each 2; Rock Island and Union Pacific,
each l. and Wabash. per cent. 1t is darkly limited
that some of the most enthusiastic advocates of the
Pacific Mail excursion availed of the hilarty of the
occasion to market large number of the shares at
n high price and are now peeking around to see if
anybody is sage enough to discover the fact. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices of active
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ruDopEAl MARKRTa

LONDON Aug 90 1890 mAmercan seeuhtes-Smal fles
a unchanged prices ~,
LIyERPooI, Aug 29-l2i5O p m-COt,on shade hmer MD
din. Upanls 8is, Middlng Orleans, 84oS ssles 10000
bales including 1000 for speculation and export Cotton TO arrive
Lied sales the basis Of Mdding Upanis nothing
below Mdngs deliverable September and October at
the basis Of aiedmg Orleans. nothing below Low adng
deliverable sales Of pmens fthe crop on she
basis Of MdiDg Upands nothing below Good Ordinary Al SsL
LIVERPOOL Aug 292 MOI the sales Of Cotton to-day o.
were American Badstuf, Wheat 1O dl0 per GENITAL foI
average California White for Club dol Taow So
per cwt; Spirits Petroleum, l0d. per Gallon
LONDON Aug 29,-Tsllow 42I6G42I 8 per cwt .
LlvRRPooL, Aug 29Bvebipg Common Ron 6I9 cwt LIN
seed Oil, 20 6o29 sphts Turpennne 26l6