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NEW YORK HERALD

NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
90 n5 Brosdway.-vARfETY at r NJ; closes At 10 80
EEE 50 s s1 H. sl assa =. ,rn
.s Ca 94E4siG EHsAEss close.
BOOTHS THEATRE
fIhnsL EMEY At '' NJ 'e Closes at 10 % p Mr.
H9S SsSsoi 2sF Hs! H2Ssz
No. !HE4HiE SoMiHgA close. alto IS
UNCLE TOME sass s4HE aAH ss..
ROMAN HIrs Is PRONE .u..,.,, 40,
evening, at and 5.
Nc. m .oyz aoV ss:.. a. 1914.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twentyeighth street and Broadway.-WOAEN OF TIE
DAY, ct sP: M closes at 1880 r. NJ Mr. Fisher, Miss
Davenport Miss Jewett
BRYANI's OPERA HOUSE.
5sa
Bryant
GFRMANIA THEATRE.
Fourteenth srreet-DTE SCHOENE HELENE, at P.
n; closes at 10 As P. NJ. Miss Lima Mayr.
NIBLO'S,
Brosdway.-UNcLE TOMS CABIN, 1t sP. N. closes At
TIvoLI THEATRE,
Eighth gtxeet-VARIErf, atSP. n. closes at IL 7. u
sAN FRANCISCO M1NsrRELs,
SiNsTRHtsY. at p NJ closes at IL p. Il.
ROBINSON HALL,
Sixteenth sreet-BEGONE DULL CARE 1t p NJ;
closes at l045 r. NJ. Mr.. Maccabe.
GLOBE THEATRE,
OVERWHELMINGLY at T. n. closes ct 1850 p. u
LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street and sixth avenue--'fWlXT AXE AND
CROWN at P. NJ. closes at lO:i5 r. NJ. Mrs Rousby.
wALLACK,s THEATRE
Broadway.-THE ShAVGHRAUN, at 8 p NJ closes ct
U4D P. NJ Mr.. BoucicaulL
BROOKLYN THEATRE.
Washington Street.-The GILDED AGE. at P. NJ;
closes a. 10 As P. NJ. Mr. Raymond.
WOOD; MUSEUM,
Broadway, corner of Thrtieth street-DXIE 1t p NJ:
closes at 1O:45 P. NJ. Johnny Thompson. Maunee at
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TRIPLE S HE E T.

NEW YORK, THURSDAY. JANUARY 81. 1875.
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WAR Is IMPENDING between Turkey and
Montenegro, and the European Powers are
profoundly impressed with the gravity of the
situation, not so much on account of any impor-
lance they attach to either government as the
precarious and delicate relations existing
between themselves. The slightest breath OF
war may fan the dangerous elements of an
armed peace into devouring fame, the result
Of which no man can foreses.
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BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROP IEToR.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. and
after January i, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YORK HERALD will be
Sent free of postage.
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AL business or news letters and telegraphic
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. 46 FLEET STREET.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
%. 5oj Broadway.-vARIETY. at +. NJ closes at 10 80
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WALLACK'S THEATRE
Broadway.-THE ShAVGHRAUN, att P. II. closes at
lO:4D p. u. Mr.. BoucicaulL
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BROOKLYN THEATRE.
Washington s.reet-THE GILDED AGE. at 3 p. NJ
closes a. 10 as r. NJ. Mr.. Raymond
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WOOD; MUSEUM,
Broadway, of Thirteth street-DIXIE. At p NJ
closes ut 10:45 p. NJ. Johnny Thompson Maunee at
Pm.
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
fourteenth street and sixth avenue--fWIXT AXE AND
CROWN. At p NJ. closes at l0:i5 r. NJ. Mrs Rousby
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty-egbth street and Broadway.-WOMEN OF TIE
DAY st sP. NJ. closes at 1880 r. NJ Mr. Fisher, Miss
Davenport Miss Jewett
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BRYANI'S OPERA HOUSE.
West Twenty-third street, near sixth avenue-NEGRO
MINSTRELSY. 6c-, at p. NJ; closes at 10 p. N. Dan
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SnCcir I,nr,,,rnla mn Ycnr.

The New York EIaancicr Of last week
contains an open letter from William NJ.
"ro'Scnor to Secretary Bristow, discuss.
10y what will be new thought to many
who have not carefully scrutiniAed the
'e'umption act, namely, the power Of tie
Secretary Of the Treasury to go ahead
ind take steps for tho resumption Of Spe.
rIepaymcnts in the Centennial year with.
out further legislation by Congress. The
act Of last January authorizes the secre.
lary Of the Treasury to sell 4, AZ or s per
cent bonds at not less than par in coin to
the extent necessary 10 enable him to re.
deem in coin the legal tenders outstand.
'ug on January |, 1879. Mr.. Grosvenor's
proposition is that while the price at
which the bonds shall be sold Is fixed by
The law, the kind Of money TO be received
IN exchange for them is not. Now, in.
'tead Of selling the bonds for gold, and
boarding the gold, the Secretary has the
power to sell them for legal tenders and
hoard the legal tenders until the day Of
resumption. The boarding Of gold would
lIleci foreign markets, and might depresS
Iae price Of jper cent. bonds below par.
Accumulation Of legal tenders would
nave the reverse effect. "With prospect
q speedy resumption TO strengthen pub.
lie credit says Mr.. GrOsvenor, "bonds
10 The amount Of $200,0O0,000 c0uld
probably be sold in single year without
materially depressing the price. But
before legal tenders to that amount
,reonIl be purchased and stored IN the
treasury, It would require n dollar in
goa to buy dollar in paper. The pre-;
mum on gold would vanish. For all
practical purposes specie resumption
would be reached without Withdrawing a
Hi9lglc coin from the present store" And
Ihi' could all be done by the end a the
GQiennial year With early warning OF
NE intention Of the Government to re.
sumo at that date business men would nd.
laA their affairs to the new order Of
nlng', and no harm I've done 10 business
interests,
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How Farmers' Wives Break
Down.

A woman tells this story to the Boston
CaItiuator, and many can testify Of their
own knowledge that it Is sadly true;
"She has four little girls-the eldest
six years and tho youngest three months.
Her husband keeps six cows and cult.
yates farm OF a hundred acres, employ
ing two hired men to aid him. Three
meals must DO cooked daily for u family
Of seven, not counting the baby; four chill.
dren dressed and cared for; the milk Of
six cows attended to, and butter made;
while the weekly washing and ironing
must be accomplished in tho same way.
From four O'Clock in the morning until
ten and sometimes eleven in the morning
until ten and sometimes eleven at night
one pair Of hands and one pair Of feet
perform this labor, and now the tired
body rebels and says: This cannot he
endured
"Iet me tell you OF another case The
farmer and his wife have three children,
all under eight years. lie employs two
hired men, boarding them, mud keeps
eleven cows. A woman comes in to do
the washing; but that ia all the assistance
the wife receives, except the few steps
her husband can save her. She must rise
at four o'clock and prepare breakfast, 3
that her husband and tho hands can DO in
the moving field by five. Every other
day, however, one Of the hired men re-
mains to do the Churning for her; but
this favor was not allowed her until she
threatened to call In the doctor to declare
to her husband her inability to do such
hard work. Then It was reluctantly con.
coded, although two Foreground hrkins
Of butter were packed each week; for our
farmer prides himself OH his herd Of
cows-pure blood Alderneys-and sells
his butter Mt tho highest rates, carefully
depositing its proceeds In the bank and
rarely giving his wife 20 much as a five
dollar bill Of II. His last injunction to
the hand as lie departs to the field Is
"John, como Just as quick IA you can.
Don't let Mrs. NJ. keep you for anything
else. Hay can't wait for woman's work."
There are dishes to wash, milk to skim,
pans to scald, beds to make, children to
dress, baby to nurse, room TO sweep, and
dinner to cook over the brOiling hot
stove; and one woman to do II all ~
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rhc IlIphl Mnt tn I,nil Errs.

There il an objection to the common
way OF boiling eggs which people do not
understand, 1t is this: The white, un.
Vet , three minutes rapid cooking, becomes
S%iaSA md indigestiblc, while tho yolk IL
, y. soft When properly cooked eggs
~ i'e done evenly through, like any other
,Uol' This result may I've attained by
pulling the cggs into a dish with a cover,
IA S'in Tin pail,and then pouring upon them
goll'Oe water, two quarts or more 10 a
G , cgg3, and cover and set away from
we stove for fifteen minutes. The heat
~ thc water cooks the eggs slowly, even.
and sufficiently, and to Jelly like con-
.,s.@sncy, leaving the center or yolk hard.
VI man the white, and the egg tastes az
much richer and nicer as a fresh egg, and
W. Pet'on will want 10 eat them boiled Al.
vi having tried this method once.
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CHICAGO, December 4.-Flour- Dull,
WheAt-Active and weak; two cents
lower closing easy; No. !, Chi.
cago spring 81 OS; No. ., SOC bid
spot 81 GOAL OOt; seller January
closing at 81 90; seller January SlOl3
seller February No. 3, sS!c; rejected
81 OH, Corn-steadyi No, 9, 46a46lc;
spot; 45ic bid seller December; 43ia44c
seller January rejected old 44a444c; new
Sc. Oats-Dull; No. 9, 29lc spot SOC
bid seller January; "a tC seller May. Bar
ley-Demand fair andmarket firm at s4i
spot; Sic seller January. Rye-Dull and
unchanged, Pork-Steady at $40 l5al9
20 spot; $40 l2Aal9 10 seller December;
Sl9SO seller February. Lard--Stead and
in moderate demand at $l2 l7Aal2 20
spot; Sl2 l5al2 l7i seller year; Sl2 80
February. BulkmeRts-Firm at 7al0a
lOtalOt. Whisky-steady atSlll,
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DIR. PIERCE's Pleasant lurgative Pellets
are so compounded from concentrated prin.
cplcS, extracted from roots and herbs, as to
combine In each small granulC, Stdrcsly
hrgcr than a mustard seed, as much Cathar.
tic power US Is contained In any larger pills
for sale In drug stores. They are not only
pleasant to take, hut their operation Is
asy-unattCnled with any gripping pain.
They operate without producing any con.
stitutiOnal disturbance. Unlike other ca
thartlcs, they do not render the bowels cos.
tive after operation, but, on the contrary,
they establish permanently healthy &C.
ton. Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care Is required while using them.
$500 Rclp0rd Is offered by the Proprietor
to any one who will detectln these Pellets
any colonel or other form Of mercury, min
eral poison, or injurious drug.
They are sold by Druggists. eOd,swAw.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 4.-Petrol.
leum-Firmer; refined l2tal2!c; crude
l0lC Flour-Quiet; extra S. 25i high
grades $7aS rs. Wheat-Dull; PennSyl.
vania red 81 Seal 4Oj amber 81 Il, Rye
-s7as9C. Corn-Dalli yellow, old, 76aa
76c; new 5SaG7c. Oats-White 4la50c;
mixed 40a42C. Barley-Firm and un.
changed. Pork-Dull at S22a23 90, Beef
Hams-S20a22 co. Whisky-Firm at
81 10. Butter-New York and Bradford
county extra 34aS5c; frSts 30a32G; vest
ern extra 20a32c: frsts 2Ga2Sc. Cheese
Western fine l2!al3c, Eggs-Firm; west.
ern fresh 3la32c.
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BALTIMORE, December 4.-Flour-
Quiet and steady aud unchanged. Wheat
Active, firm and unchanged. Corn
old western mixed nominnlly at zoe; new
do. Coo. 0aLs--DulI; western white 42u
Acc; mixed 39a4OC, Rye-Quiet and
lower at 75aS0C. Hay-UnChanged. Pro
visions-Quiet and unchanged, Butter
Firm, active and unchanged. Petroleum
-Unsettlcdj crude $50 refined lS4c
Coflee-Quiot, firm aud unchanged
Whisky--Dull and steady at 81 lGl,
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Che9nteIligenHr.


.....,rlpl the brave aud the noble who fought
4N1''.lr mf the COnQUeIurs palm;
~ ,,gi HE iallr and laurels they sought,
,,8Hr, hey sought 10 rmlalm'
All ia head oi the NAMES OF thu great,
~ ll,,r.nyE taxing lhriT nest
y ", w. Tough, and who hIed' not for their own
,...s s 'sa,c which thc.r sacrifice hlesL
,..l.t,rl Al Oliver glycup his LIE
~ ,gs.r hr iayotrlly loves, n,,,
i-tr,l 10 the midst u the terrible strife
AZ. " tbs bisl, causing above
Wa. t.llr Myful4nd work On 10 the last,
Hsist,.4.r Nv, duty ilrsaEr;
tb. AID danes, they thick0n 80 last
4 A.4.r'ab,r, lAt! cneEIe and break
v.nicl, and BROOKS, and snideF, and Reid
=, ,'1,t.r, :, noble, how they
Al ts.t, ,tgpg,b the smoke, not waiting 10 heed
NV Timber, b'ucath them gyn way!
'A.t' y.,fl lions, yc brethren This day;
i,r,.,a, ,u ugrr fOr you.
'ilrWuU rrr stood In grandcF array,
y. T5s.rnr Iricgory Ger knew.
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OUR sTEUBENVu.LE LETTER.
srEuRENYnLE. Derember I

srEuHESvILLE, December 4.
Editors IRtelligeneer
Steubenvills can get up more law suits
to the square inch against churches than
any other city Of her size In the State.
The latest agony in this line is Henry
BUGGY against the Methodist Church Of
New Alexandria 10 recover for forty
cords OF wood sold and delivered, and
which was used in burning brick to build
the church. The church trustees have
been made parties in the suit and do not
deny the debt but plead the statute Of
limitations.
Rev. Alexander Clark delivered the
first Of course OF lectures to BIZ deliv-
cred under the auspices Of the United
Presbyterian Lecture Association, in the
Presbyterian Church, in this city last
night, to n comparatively small audience.
Taking into consideration the reputation
which newspapers have given the rever.
end gentlemen, We were surprised at 1t,
bnt when We heard the lecture through
we congratulated those who were not
present on their providential escape.
The case OF Joshua Henry against
Goodwill Lodge No. l4S, !. O. o. f, to
recover benefits claimed to be due the
plaintiff from the defendant, and which
they refuse to pay, on the ground that
the plaintiff was not deprived Of follow.
ing his usual business avoCatiOn, which
plaintiff denies, and which has occupied
the attention Ofthe Court since Wednesday
Last. Wns concluded last awning. The
Court took the case under adyfsement
and decision will be- rendered sometime
during the coming week.
While A. II. Battin, Esq, was making
the closing argument for the plaintiff
Henry he received a message carrying
to him the sad intelligence that his
mother had died this morning at West
Liberty, Iowa, where she had gone on
visit, Mr., Battin left for iowa this
evening, and will bring the remains to
Salem, Columbian county, her home, for
ininFmoni RtfT
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arc stllI tho most thorough and search.
Ing AthartlC medicine that can be-
employed cleansing tho stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses Of one pill day, they stimulate
tho digestive organs and promote Wig
OrouS health.
Ayers PILLS have been known for.
more than n ltiartcr Of century, anil
have obtained Il worldwide reputation
for their virtues They correct dis
cnsed action In the several asslmlla-
tive organs Of the body, anil are so
composed that distractions within
their range cnn rarely withstand or
evade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases TINT have llaflGd the best
or human skill. White they produce
powerful effects, they arc, at the same
time, the safest and best physlc for
children. by their apCrlCnt action
they grippe much less than the common
purgatlvcs, and never give pain when
llc bowels arc not lnlamGd. They
reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
1t from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
calOmCl nor any dclGterlOuS drug,
these pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar.coatlng pre-
serves them ever fresh ind makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm Gait arise
from their use In any quantity.
PREPARED ny
Dr.. ]. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Massu
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
soLD nv All. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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CINCINNATI, December 4.-Cotton-
Quiet at l23al2!c. FIour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady at 81 l5a
l 50. Corn-Quiet; new 4Sa5Oc. Oats
Firm at 30a43c, Barley-Quiet and
unchanged. Rye-Dull at 7SaS0c. Pork
Dull at S2l spot and seller February;
$2l so seller January. l.ard-Quiet and
steady; steam $l2 50al2 524 spot; SlS so
seller February; kettle Sl3alS %. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-Demand.fair and. market firm at
81 II.
HoGs-Firm; common light rather dull
at 50 50a @ 80; fair to good packing 81 90
az %; good butchers 81 4Oa7 so.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, December 4.-The pack.
age trade Is sluggish In all branches, and
piece distribution light, Cotton goods
quiet; Lendslale, Hope 4 Blackstone IA
bleaChed sheetings have been closed Out
by agents and orders are taken at value
Plaid prints in fair demand and good
styles closely sold up. Wooden goods
continue quiet. Fancy knithosiery goods
in fair request. Foreign goods remained
very quiet. ..,..
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TOLEDO, December 4.-FIour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Lower; No. 3,
white Wabash 81 81; No. |, white Mich.
gan 81 %; amber 81 10; seller December
81 l0l; seller February 81 IL. Corn
Steady; high mixed 52lc; seller December
SIC; new spot 47c; seller January 4sci year
47!c; low mixed Ole; no grade Soc new
4jtc; damaged A2c. Oats-Qulet and I'M.
changed,
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ina pa, Sgrtok NiBinian'
Drirl Webster is credited with the
r;n, that To the school house and to the
,a hon.e was due all New England's
.',,o,,R. Many other men have recorded
'"t I,!. concentrated form their advocacy
,be teacher and the preacher, and /!
W.. b,rnme a generally understood canon
nnl,tico.,ocial criticism that the ad.
~ ,,orcmcrt Of county may be measured
We r ,br teaching OF its youth and the
,,s,rbin. it, mass demands and pays FOR,
"a regard, the teacher, the Southern
s,,,s. and Of them Virginia in foremost
l.,,,D were long distinguished for the
'e,Lclionto which it was carried within
narrow cla.s-that is, in Virginia the
sjIc,,ed class, so called, or, in other
, sorJ. the ,laycholling class and its allies
,noag the commercial Classes, were al
T,,, furnished with schools which, in
DraJtr, in quality, and in fame were not
'n,n,..ci on this continent, and were
saa,lled, Il at all, only in Massachusetts.
y,ycflhcle.. the fact remained that Vir-
,inia had great mass OF population
gbich knew not Of schools, which was H.
Ii,c,,,e and which desired nothing better
,6e cla,, which Thomas Jefferson vain.
y desired to provide with instruction,
tod for whose benefit he devised a system
oi which the University was to be only
the crown, and whose body was to DO dis.
,rict county, and neighbOrhood schools,
"a be plid Tor aud governed by the COM
anniy, but to be free to the individual.
lli.ilca was rejected by the men OF his
,I,y and /, was only through the war,
,l.ieat aud thorough revolution that 1t
rool in lhi. State be carried into effect.
RAJ in these changed times, II We inquire
how education stands amongst us, we
shall find that all which Jefferson dream.
el Of and much more besides, is now the
privilege Of the people Of Virginia, as,
loo. it may well he their pride.
~ the report Of DR.. W. II. Rulner,
superintendent Of Education, it Is seen
that while the colleges Of Virginia had
for the year Just past lOl teachers and L.
s,Opupis, Of whom l,OSGa Virginians,
the priyatc schools, which IRE ranked be.
Meath colleges, taught 23,gsj pupils, and
The public schools taught lSi,IS1 OF both
coIorsand sexes, employed for the private
schools 1919 teachers, and for the public
,chool, 1862. As to the cost OF this pub
Il, loo, ius,;tnt;nn thn EUurna nrn piill
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FINANCIAL AND COMMER ClAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
NcwYork Money and stocks.

New YoRK, December 4.-NioNEY--
Closed at 3Aa4 per cent. Prime nercan-
tile paper Ga7 per cent. Assistant Treasu.
rer disbursed 100000. Custom receipts
SlSOOOO. Cleafings S3j,000,0OO.
GoLD-Opened and closed At'1l4i, the
two extremes Of the day having been
i14s and ll4t. The rates paid for car.
rying were u, | and 2 per cent. Loans
we're also made flat.
RAILROAD BoNDs We're quiet and
firm; this afternoon Chicago & North.
western consolidated coupon gold bonds
sold at s4i, Rock Island sevenS at ll0t
and Erie seconds at 1911.
GovERNMENT BONDs-Dull and lower.
STATE SECuRtTEEs-Quiet and prices
mammal,
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, December 4.-Wheat-
Prime red in fair demand; old quoted at
81 4Oal 40; new 81 25al 30; new white
81 3Oal 40. COrn-Unchanged. petro.
leum-Dull; crude 81 CIT at Parkers;
refined 12sC Philadelphia delivery.
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Srocks-The stock market was weak
and lower in the last dealings, declining
from 1 to per cent. Union Pacific fell
Of to 7Gi; Michigan Central to G0s; Pa.
CiRc Mail to 404; Lake Shore 10 6SE
Northwestern to 3sl Ohio's 10 II, and
Western Union to 75s. Towards one
o'clock the market became frmet and re-
cover Of to q per cent took place.
Union Pacific leading the Improvement
with an advance 10 7Ss; Michigan Central
recovered to Of; Northwest to 80; Pacific
Mail to 400, and Western Union to T51.
Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph advanced to
20. At the second call the market was
strong, and during the last hour Of bust.
ness higher. When the Western roads
wcte prominent in improvement Union
Pacific advanced to ISL; Northwest to 80;
preferred to 54i; Lake Shore TO 59!;
Northumberland to Gis; 81. Paul to 80;
preferred to GGl; Atlantic & Pacific Tele.
graph to 2Ol; Pacific Mail to Al, and West.
Srn Union to T5I. The market closed
dull and unchanged.
The transactions on Stock Exchange
aggregated 1873, 900 shares, Of which $500
we're Erie, 9,4OO Lake Shore, 5000
Northwest, $1,000 Pacific Mail, 10000
Western Union, 0,l5O Union Pacific, 1900
Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph, and 400
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