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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-05

NEW YORK papers say the failure OF
J. B. Ford & Co, publishers of Beech
er's Life of Christ aud the Christian
Union, which occurred in that city last
week, was almost as much q matter OF
surprise as was that of the great bank
ing firm of Duncan, Sherman d Co.
One of the most conspicuous of the
scandal celebrities informed reporter
that the disaster which has befalien
Ford & Co. comes largely from the
amount of capital that was put into the
Life of Christ" He said positively
that he knew that when that work was
projected, the gentlemen who joined
with MIR. Beecher held frequent and
long consultations with the Plymouth
pastor as to whether the life of the
Saviour should be written from an or
thodox or liberal standpoint. The
English subscribers refused to take the
first volume until the second was
finished, and the firm was tying up
money in. the book on this account.
The second volumne was two-thirds
through the press, and Mr.. Beecher
was expected to resume work on 1t in
the fall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-05
SUMMARY of THIS MORNING's
DISPATCHES.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 113.
Legal tenders quiet at 8s,s buying
and SO selling.
The ship China arrived at Liverpool
Tuesday, 1874 days from San Francisco,
with cargo of wheat.
The Downer Lumber and Boom com.
pany have levied their second assess.
ment of SIG per share, delinquent Sep.
TENDER 1st.
Several parties of the Prince of Mon
tenegro's subjects have crossed over
into Herzegovina and joined the In
sufgents against his consent.
Foster Brothers. carpet dealers in
Brooklyn, failed yesterday. Liabilities,
$2G5, 900; assets, 100000.
Returns come in slowly from Ala
bama, but enough is known to show
that a constitutional convention has
been called by several thousand ma
jority,
DIR. Winslow Lewis, noted citizen
of Boston, died Tuesday afternoon, aged
seventy-six.
The Western Association of Nail
Manufacturers met at Pittsburg yester-
day, and fixed the price of nails at So
per key.
A committee of experts, consisting of
engineers of railroads and bridge build
ers, examined the Northern Pacific
Railroad bridge at Brainard, Minnesota,
and have come to the conclusion that
the structure was strong, and that the
breakage was owing to some unusual
accident.
Four thousand troops are quartered
in different sections of Dublin. Car
dinal Cullen has issued pastoral en-
joining strict temperance.
Reports from the Mississippi river,
below Memphis, state that plantations
of 900 acres are submerged At Fort
Perry planters are busily at work stop
ping the crevasses.
A banquet was given yesterday to Her
Majesty's ministers, by the Lord Mayor
of London. Disraeli made speech
ON the affairs of Europe, the position of
Great Britain and its internal affairs.
Other members of the Cabinet spoke.
The session of the French Assembly
was closed yesterday, witha recess until
November 4th.
The Parliament of New South Wales
has approved the tender for carrying
the mails by the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
The barge Brealy broke loose on Sun
day on Lake Erie, from the tow of a
propeller and went to pieces. The crew
of five persons persisted.
The Fenian Amnesty Association OF
Dublin has issued proclamation call
ing on Irishmen to assemble By
thousands to join in the O'Connell
centenary procession. They have re-
solved to carry banners inscribed, RE
member the political prisoners" and
"God save Ireland" All the public
houses will bs closed during the day.
The officers of the Faraday have had
some trouble with defect in the cable
Isaac Van Auden, the founder of the
Brooklyn Eagle, died at Poughkeepsie,
New York, yesterday, aged 81.
Hans Christian Anderson, the poet
and novelist, died at Copenhagen yes
terday, aged 20.
1t has been settled that no session of
the International Prison Congress shall
be held in 1876.
The Conservatives have carried the
State of Alabama by about $4,000 ma
jority.
In the Cincinnati Congressional Dis
trict the damage by the recent food is
estimated at 81, 900, 900.
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SETTLE UP.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA to be indebted TO the undersigned, or
having claims against him are requested to
call at his office In Unionville, and settle up
Immediately. GEORGE M. MILLER.
Unionvllle, August 4, l575.-2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-05

THE Government has received from
Spain the amount of the indemnity
growing out of the capture of the Vir-
ginius, near Cuba, by Spanish man.
of-war in 1873. 1t will be remembered
that the vessel was seized while sailing
under the American flag, and the crew
and passengers were taken to Cuba,
where they were tried by court martial
and shot. The Virginius was after
wards surrendered to the United States
authorities, and foundered at sea while
on the way north. The outrage to the
flag was atoned for by the payment of
All indemnity by the Spanish Govern
ment, and cl limants to any share in
the award should address the Depart
ment of State at Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-11

friend OF our people, and We wish him IN
bou uded success in his new undertaking, espe-
cially as he retires with the fullest confidence
and respect of his late associates ard the off,
will engage with the Mammoth cotton COM
press company.
Mr.. GEORGE T. RATHER, long con-
uected with the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road, in the roadway and engineer depart
meDtS has been appointed 10 MI the vacancy
Occasioned by the resignation OF Mr.. Z. II.
Button a. local freight agent at Memphis, and
entered upon his duties yesterday. The selec-
ton is most excellent one, and we can assure
our people that the utmost courtesy consistent
with his official duties viii be ext, nded by
Mr.. Rather in AL their transactions with him.
He is OF the "Old North Alabama stock "
MAJOR d A CARPENTER, of the
firm OF Carpenter, Ross & Co., of Chattanooga,
few days since offered ten dollars to have
an outgoing train stopped. Without iuquir-
ing into bis reasons for the strange request,
Mr.. hCNie had il stopped and back ed into the
depot, when a little apple girl with the
maj gr's protection Identified a fellow who
purchased dimes worth of apples from her
and refused TO pay her. He was forced to give
her the dime, and then to listen TO an opinion
about himself eX pressed in very vigorous
English by the thoroughly aroused major,
who would have liked nothing better than to
have given him sound thrashing Officers
Madden and Cain were called, the fellow
taken of the train, marched tO'the calabooSe,
and kept there chewing the cud Of his own
dreary thoughts until evening. Then he was
made 10 sOlemly promise that he wouldn't
eat another apple for twelve months, and re-
leased, taking the evening" freight-trRin for
his home, near Strawberry Plains When Cap
tain Jacques, superintendent of the railroad,
heard the reason why the train had been
stopped, his face fairly shOne again with
pleasure, and his ample sides shook with the
qualification IL gave him.
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PERSONAL

DR. THOMAS A. KYLE, of Upton
county, Tennessee, was in the city yesterday
CAPTAIN WILLIAM H. ABLE, 8 we'll
known stOck-man, OF Louisville, is in the
city.
If Mr.. ROBERT RICHAEDI is in the
city he Will hear OF something that will in
terest him by calling at the APPEAL Office.
Mr. r E. STEVENS, business man.
ager of the Kurdish Fifth avenue combina-
ton, is in the city on business for his COM
pany,
The Bloomington (Ill.) Leader, in
several very complimentary paragraphs IN
It's issue OF the sixth instant, rec Junts the
success OF Captain Harry Cranmer as "A MOTEL
proprietor. He Is, with a Mr.. Sill, Joint pro-
prietor Of the Ashley house, the most popu-
jar hosiery IN the west.
Mr.. CHARLES II. BUTTON, long the
local freight agent Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, retired rom his position
yesterday 10 engage in other business. Mr.
Button has proved himself a most excellent
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GENERAL COUNCIL.
Meeting LasI Night-The Wharf and
Landing 10 be Attended tO-The
Public Clock.
The COttOn-Buyers' Tax - Assessors
EIected-The Salary Grab We.
toed Again.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
An adjourned meeting was held

An adjourned meeting was held last
night at half past seven O'Clock.
fhe reQuisitiOn OF the chief of the fire de-
partment passed third and final reading.
The wharf and landing committee present.
ed the following resolution, which was
adopted:
ReSOlued, That the wharf and landing COM
mittee recommend that the mayor be in
stTucted TO confer with the engineer depart
ment of the United states as to the best mode
of saving from washing the steamboat land
ing river front of the city, and respectfully
request that an inquirer or inquirers be
sent TO examine and report to the mayor
and landing committee the best method to
adopt for the purpose; and that he be directed
to pay the expenses incurred with the APP
prOval OF said committee. The committee
further recommend that the city engineer en-
ploy force OF three carts and nine men to
remove the loose rock from falling into the
river, THIS expense TO be paid out OF the wharf
age fund; the expense incurred in procuring
United States inquirers, If any, to be paid out
OF the contingent fund.
The money for the purchase of hose for the
fire department was appropriated from the
contingent fund.
The resolution to defray Chief M'Fadden's
expenses in attending the national conVen-
ton of hre-chiefs, was adopted.
T. M'Mahons petition for the amount
charged against him as dockage, was granted.
Inc report OF the committee on accounts
was adopted.
An ordinance increasing the salary of the
foreman OF the street carpenters TO one hun
dred dollars per month passed first reading.
The engineer was ordered to have the gut
tiers at the city hall repaired.
The ordinance regarding privilege taxes was
referred to the ordinance committee.
An ordinance stIucting the health officer
TO discharge all his employees was tabled.
The ordinance comm ttee reported against
the ordi ance taking out of the hands of the
mayor the nOmin alton of assessors.
A man named Price, working on the chain
gang, was exempt from portion of his ina
prisonment on account of faithful service
rendered in cleaning up the city hall.
A communication from Mr.. Lenow asking
nm ON nf md llor tn
help in the purchase of a city clock, passed
first reading and was referred TO Improvement
committee
A resolution author zing the board of police
and fire commissioners 10 employ as many
special policemen as they may deem neces-
sary on the day of the next municipal cleo
ton was passed,
At the request of the mayor the aldermen
met the common council in joint session, and
after transacting the joint.session business
adjourned to tonight Thursday week, at
seven o'clock.
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z EASEHOLD-A I'VE years leasehold on a
! drst-rate mi site or factory LOT on Wolf
TlYer. Lease o6l. be renewed on favorable
terms. Two large stables, well and cistern on
the place. Also, Pltlsburg lump, nut and
slack coal, and Camel coal.
q b PACKER 8 90. le2 q ain ST.
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PACKER Il Co, Coal and Coke, 1872
Main.
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Prompt Attention given 10 COLLECTIONS.
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TAKEN UP.

OW-On Nov. %, Al Poplar 81. extended, a
small bTindle COW. EDWARD TiGHE.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-HeiskeII, Judge.

The cases continued over from yes
terday, together with the following, constitute
to days calendar, viz: 3l2S DeIOach use VS..
Duffy g. Carey; $780, Oliver& W., assignees VS.
Arbuckle; 1923, Means VS. Powers, admins
TRAITOR; 1912, late vs Schuman; 35l9, MaTable
VS. Lanegan 36lS, Haynes VS. Fletcher; 1921,
company; 1922, Isaacs VS. Farmers and DrOvers
insurance company.
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CARPETS! CarDets!

Great bargains ia these goods are still
beiIfg offered.
Fine tar es ~ Brussels, 81 % up.
CGoice new style thIee-piys.
Extra super ingrains.
Atwood ingTains. 70 cents.
Fancy ingrains, 40 cents.
MENEEN RR0TIIERG
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NOTICE.

All Advertising Bills after this date,
for amounts less than Five Dollars,
must be paid for before insertion. This
rule will be strictly adhered TO.
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Criminal Court-FIipDin. JudSe

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: AL, Harrison Bsrtel; 500, James Creigh-
tom 200, Robert NIas; 42l, Charles Cook; SIS,
10, Harry Weldon; 49S, 5O4, Adam MoDtgom-
cry; 49S, 5O4, Washington Walker; 5l5 Annie
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A splendid line OF Fancy Stationery
the newest and most elegant styles 10 be
found in the city, at
Az. DOD & cos. 81 Main ST,
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Black Silks.

The sale of fine blsrk and COLI.
silks still continues, This is GOO -,Leu
nifty to secure fine black Sill - opportu-
.NKEN RRfTHEPS
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VINCENT BoTTo's saloon and oyster
depOt,i No. 1914, corner of Washington and
daily by express Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly on hand,
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liable Croquet," used on any table:
society" novel and instructive; portrait
Authors, the best edition; "Crandalls Mem
agerle," Block toy books, etc.
A. +. DoD Il CO., al Main ST.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city scrips at low
est market rates, in sums TO suit tax
payers.
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Our SpeciaIties.

BILLIARDS down to hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at Converse's, 81 South Court
street.
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CITY, SIa'e and county scrip for sale
at the lowest market price at the Emmett
bank. Taxes paid when requested.
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Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, etc.; also a me
law library, cheap.
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New Games,

Pay your city taxes this week and
save twelve per cent. penalty.
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MeSnanIcs and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and CITY scrinS M lou.
est market rates, in sums TO suIt tax
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JUST received at the Oak Hall cloth
ing house, 257 Main street, elegant all-wool
children's suits at So.
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Buy the "Grest Irish Mustard. y Dam
mis- O'Brien's, Dublin. For sale only nv the
importers, Z. h. POM ROY d CO.
rs Main reef
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On! boys, oh girls, but its nice, its ele-
CANT. Ask for peerless butterseotch candy, for
sale by all confectioners and groceTs, at
wholesale by principal confectfoneries Of
Memphis; packed fifty cakes in boz.
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ASK Tor taleutlAC & Co.'S japanese
balsam. 1t is delicious, far surpasSes Tolu gum,
and is the finest gum manufactured. Manu-
1actured only by Valentino Co., Nashville,
Tennessee. For sale by Specht & Walter, Po-
desta, Malatesta Co, B. Rocco, r, r, Stn"- a
Bro. n u
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Just Opened.

Fine stationery, elegant juvenile
books, teachers Bibles, fine Pocket-books.
A. F. DOD 4 CO., 81 Main.
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LOOK at our all-wool cashmere pants
for So 50, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
Oil Min street.
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1872 Main street, Packer & Co., Goa

PAY your city taxes this week anC
save twelve per cent. penalty.
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BUY your Coal at 1872 Main.

EVERYBODY should buy "Pomeroy's
Baking Powder" 1t is the best. Ask your grc-
Ger for it.
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COUNTY SCRIP, city scrip and State
warrants at the lowest rates, and in sums TO
suit purchasers, for sale at the Manhattan
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PAY your city taxes this week and
save twelve per cent. penalty.
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COME by, and-buy that first-class Coal
of Packer & Co., 1872 Main street. Prompt de!
livery. satisfaction guaranteed. -'
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To the Lovers of Chewing-Gum.

LOOK st our fine boys suits We are
selling al 81, at the Oak Hail clothing house,
257 Main street,
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COAL-Pittsburg and Cannel-Coke,
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THE cheapest and test STEAM DYEING
Second street. TT. WALKER & co.
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PARTIES pSylcg taxes Will do well to
purchase their State, county and city scrips
at the Manhattan bank, where they will be
accommodated in sums to suit, and at lowest
- ~ -.
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FOR OAIRO AND sT. LJUI

FOR NEW ORLEANS
Regular Memphis ant New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For Vicksburg, Natchez, New orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings.
str. JER. Il. xAODE, IT,
j. T. West-.maSt Z. Outlaw. elk -
Leaves every alternate To ESDAY, cOn.
nencing
Tuesday, October 10Th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 10th.
Tuesday, November Both.
Tuesday, December 18th,
Tuesday, December 18th.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply 60
j. T. WASH N, Agent, 800 Front sc.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. Hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refur ished,
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the VIZ St.
ern waters as a lgst-clasS passenger packet.
Every attention will be paid to way and
plantation business. Oct2l
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Four hundred coats of broken suits

OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
Isl Main street.
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ONE thousand odd vests at 81 each,
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
25l Main street.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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The Mary Bell.
Special to the Appeal
VICKsBURG, November 10.-The
steamer Mary Bell leaves here tonight with
five thousand bales OF cotton, and thirteen
thousand sacks Of seed-the largest trip. ever
delivered.
Associated Press DispatchesJ
VICKsBURG. November 10. Up: Belle
of Shreveport, Utah and City of Vicksburg.
Down: Huntington and Granger.
ST. LOUIS, November 10.-River about
stationary. Wheater clear and pleasant. Ar
rived: Grand Tower, Memphis; City of Helena,
Vicksburg. Departed: Carrie V. kountz,
New Orleans; Grand Tower, Memphis.
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STE A.MS 0A IT'S.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AM in receipt Of a letter dated New Or
i leans, November 8, 1875, from ]. II. Chas-
saing, Clerk OF steamer AS. HOWAs,D, say
ing, Notwithstanding reports to the contrary,
the JAS. HOWARD has her guards cut of as
q cotton boat, Will be here to leave N0vem Der
10th, and will continue in the trade for the
season. ]. It. WASHINGTON. AGENT.
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FnaoLD our good white shirts at 81
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l Nam street.
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For Mems Wear,

For Mems Wear,
AT Low PRICES,
FINE ENGLISH CASSIMERES,
NEW PLAID EXPECTS.
Besides line Of black cloths and dee
skins. Also, large assortment of fancy cas-
simeres for boys wear.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
Headquarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts,
Fine Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Soaps,
Face Powders,
Hair Oils,
COsmetique, Etc.
w. III. SEARR0OK d co.
CHELSEA coal consumers will find the
affable VIM. NJ. Carr at the new coal yard of
Packer & Co., at the foot of Market street.
His scales are under the big sign, remember.
PACKER Il Co, Coal and Coke, 1872
Main.
PAY your city taxes this week and
save twelve per cent. penalty.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

PAY your city taxes this week ard
save twelve per cent. penalty.
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EOAP FACTORY - Boilers. engines, and
- everything complete and in good running
order, located in the city; cheap for cash or
god paper. apply 10 -,
e. n. GROSVENOR,
IySl 90 Second street, Vincent Dlock.
2 OTIS feet BY IsJ feet, east size Of shelby
I . street, south Of Vance. =. p. READ.
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AMUSEMENTS
TO E1CHANG GLE.

.aOOOn HARDWARE for house and lot in
rDOODO Memphis at Hitzfeld s. 2S5 second.
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LOST

TAOG-Half bull, white, with black head
aud black spot on back; ears trimmed
a IesfSer collar on. A suitable reward Will
De paid for his return 10 "
novI0 NO. IS ORLEANS ST.
nAPERS-On Monday morning, g package
OF papers marked MIS- A. e. Cooke. The
fnder VIII be rewarded by leaving them az
nova APPEAL OFFICE.
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Total nu1nber Of shares I'D during the veek.

Total number shares sold during the week. 207c4s
To-day has been no exception to the depression
which has existed upon the Stock Exchange during
the entire week While Erie has been neglected and
very quiet Lake Shore and Western Union Tele-
graph have been noticeable for both the amount OF
transactions and declining tendency of their prices.
OF the total sales of the day, of 207 500 shares,
1877 COO shares Of the two last-named stocks.
The transactions in each stock, the opening and
closing prices, and principal fluctuations, together
with the final changes from last hight have been
follows: Western Union, 1880 shares. at 1880
73asq74ls073liG 740717s, a decline of 49, per
cent; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 800 shares at
23a23l G23. no change Pacific Mail, $4,000, at
3fl2 1885, a343sz 333sS335s, decline of IS per
cent; Panama. 200, at 100, an advance Of l per
cent; Union Pacific. $500 shares, at 74l8073l29H
o735sG Il Il, decline of % per cent; Atlantic and
Pacific preferred 200 shares. at H. gain of 3 per
cent; Northwestern, 1000 shares, at 3o3i
G3sos0 393563Ssi q decline of IS; Preferred,
100 shares at 81 st. Paul. LOO, al 322i0
3235G323i 0323s decline of b per cent; Preferred,
100 at 553i, gain OF l. per cent; Rock Island,
800 shares at 101 7sG fO2lsa101l i, decline of
per cent Wabash. 900 shares at s3iGS's; Ohio and
Mississippi, $500 shares at 22li a 223s a 22G225s9
22ls decline of 3 per cent; Lake Shore 1O9,3OO
at 605sa Goa 6O5s l0j83i a j9'sGj 71 a57;s, a de-
cline Of 3l2 per cent; Erie, 2l,S00 at 1701Sls0
17l2a177sGI7120175s, no change; Central and
Hudson, $500 shares at 101l2G1014GlOi40
lOOl2 la.99 S. 60la 1904 01Ol2iQ1O07s, q de-
cline Of per cent? Central of New-Jersey 1000
shares at 11O3i 1OS1a decline Of per cent; Del
aware, Lackawanna and Weston. 800 at liza 11G3i,
a decline of Il per cent Hannibal and IT. joe 800 at
at 21l2G21, decline of . per cent. Tho market
closed weak for the whole LIST. The opening. high
est, lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold
to-day will be found in the following table,