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, 1875-08-04
HOW HUNKS WENT TO IRELAND,
From the New York Wee&ly

They were all sitting around the
stove at the grocery store, and Hunks,
who had been a sailor, was relating his
adventures:
"Were you ever in Ireland, Mr.. Hunks p
asked Judge Pitman.
"Never, but once" replied Hunks;
land then | went there under very extra
ordinary circumstances. You see we was
on a voyage from Liverpool. to New York,
and just as We was getting out Of sight
OF Irish land the men they mutinied and
seized the ship. / was secOnd-mate. They
killed the captain and the Grst-mate, and
me they knocked in the head. Then, jes'
out OF cussedness, I s'pose, they stuffed
me into a beet bar'I, headed the cask up
and hove me overheard, I dunno how
long I was insensible, but, howsomedever,
when l come to | found myself in the
bar'I, and the bar'I layin' on shore APP
parontly, for 1t didn't roll my l tried
to kick the head out, but | was so weak
couldn't But | felt for the bung, and
busted it out SOS to Git some fresh air.
Directly / felt somethiu' kinder tickling
me nose. | thought it was a fly so |
knocked at if, and ketched one end of a
straw. l give the straw a Jerk, and l
heard somethin' knock agin the bar'l, and
a voice eXclaim:
Gossip
"Then I knowed there was q Teller
outside tryin' to suck somcthin' out of
that bail with a straw. Directly he
stuck another straw in and ! give it a
harder jerk and jammed his nose agin
the bari toIIabIy lively and l heard him
say
"'Muniicent Moses, but that's quarrel
"But he put the straw through the
bung the third time, he was so eager
for Ticker, and the way I bounced that
nose Of his'n in the side of that bari
was simply unhuman. Then he jumped
back, and, SAYS he:
"'Be the sowl of st, Pathrick if that
don't bate Banogher! What's in yam bar'l,
anyhow?
"With that he gave the head a kick
and it caved in. | crawled out, and look
ing kinder solemn at him, l said for a bit
of fun
81 don't know much about your man
ners here, but it seems to me you might
be more civil than that to a man in his
own house,"
run! Well he jes' legged it; and l
heard afterwards that he went up to the
town yellin' that the devil had come
ashore in a bar'l. But l jes' went to
Queenstown, shipped for home on a brig,
and quit. And that's how I went to
Ireland"
, 1875-08-04
rok1ann

NLLE og Enhver der MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa afgangne
Adelaide Murphys og tidligere at
d0de Kgtefalle Lawrence Murphys
Fallesbo, mdkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders VarseI til at anmelde og
bevisliggj0re dcres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret, der behandler
Boet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 3Ite
JUL 1875.
II. A. JURS.
, 1875-08-04

we'd med 8 Maaneders Varsel til for
undertegnede Skifteret at anmelde
og bevisliggjore deres Kray.
st. Thoma Skifteret, den 3Ote
JUL 1875.
P. M. ANDERSEN.
, 1875-08-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A LIE og Enhver SON matte have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Slagter William Adrian
Lloyd og tidligere afgangne Hustru
Amanda fodt Eggers, indkaIdes her
, 1875-08-04
THE COLONIAL COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the Colonial Com
pany was held in London On the Gath June.
The report stated that the gross profit for
the year amounted to 424, 766 15s. i'd. while
, 1875-08-04

thorities that if they persist in gold speculations
they will be arrested and sent to Fernando
Pc.
, 1875-08-04
Nd IMP Or TlTIONS
FROM
C~OPENHAGEN AND HALIFAX.

IOTLNIIAULN IND HALLE IA.
Herrings, Mackerel, Beef, & Salmon
in Barrels, Pilot & Navy Bread, Kits Sal
mon & Mackerel, Hake Fish in Casks,
Drums & Boxes.
Butter in lib. & 5lb. Tins & IS & so
ID. Kegs.
Picked Sausage 8 Rullep6lse in 10 s
25 ID. Kegs.
Victoria Hams, Cheese, Refined Sugar,
& Tea Cakes, Syrups, Liqueurs &c. &c.
For Sale by
R. J. ROBINSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MASSACRE.
Csseiusies or nishep's speech sr
. the Defense.

BEAVER. August AFTER ~ the
attendance was unusually large. and O
greater number OF ladies were present
than on any previous day. Lee. always
rudy. looked worn and anxious.
Bishop resumed his argument for the
defense. He vishsd the jury TO take
into consideration only that part Of the
indictment charging Lee with murder.
After reading tho indictment. no said
there was nothing connecting Lee with
any previous design. except by Klingen
Smiths testimony. which was worth
isss. He said Smith called the assas-
Hins Of Mountain Meadows the Nauvoo
Legion. because he knew the effect
would DO to connect them with the
Church he had disgraced. Tho orator
then devoted very considerable effort to
disconnect the Church from the niassa-
Gre, making illusions with great fres-
dom 10 the limo Of the prosecution 70 e.
tablish the connection.
Bishop concluded at $50. Baskin
viii close tomorrow for tho prosecution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
AN INJUSTICE THAT DEMANDS
RELIER.

That sminsntly popular and "peo-
piss' friend" incorporation. built with
public money and sustained BY Govern
msnt crsdit-ths Central Pacine Rail-
rosa-Ass made . chanssi In favor Of our
merchants and mining i~ntsresis. which
for true goodnsss." 10 worthy Of
especial mention. Il h we'll known and
for ysars has been . q OF just oon.
plant. that parties In Nevada pur-
chAsing goods al the East have been
compelled 10 do n Of two things. to
Wit: Either 10 pay way ntss 70 the
point Of destination. or 70 pay through
rates 10 Sacramento and way rates back
to the place where shipped. Not only
this, but heretofore goods arriving ct
Reno on . through shipping bill. were
NOT allowed 70 Be stopped there. but car
ned over the mountains 70 Sacramento
and thsn haulsd back again before do
livery 70 the consignse or his agent.
This injustice has long been .
subject OF rsmonstrancs. a careaia
has just been issued by TINS
model corporation. which states, In
Substance. that hereafter freight shipped
through TO Sacramento. but destined Tor
Reno. viii b allowed 70 stop as tho lat
Ter place. on payment Of through charges
In currency to sacramento. and way
rates thence to Reno. In o'ner vofd''
tho Central Paeine ha'iroa. wni aiS'0n'
tinus the useless expense OF auhns oa'
freight owes 70 sacramento anu oae..
but Will charge Ion u Just the same " u
tho tnp were made. ihsreoy avn W
oonsigness MS sads the ~
lay Of q week or more In reesip' OF 'ne'i
eonsignnsnss. suen siospaonai No
commodanon ~ worthy o, sPse's n
ton. Nevada u men ana can w
pay Tor 'nfee or 'our W
miiss OF 'f~Ansp0rA'ou. %. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
Eureka itsM.

tProm the Eureka Sentinel. Augustf.
Al the latsst accounts last night the
force Of men employed removing the
debris OF the cave in the Eureka Consol'
dated bad not foundthe bodies Of either
Lsahy, Dufy or Bsckstssd. the three
men Who are buried In the ave Az
many men o. can work TO advantage
have bean constantly employed. night
and day, since the accident. and the
search viii b kept up until the bodies
arc recovered. 4 portion Of the tools
with which the buried msn were work
ing were found yesterday afternoon.
and 10 vas thought that The remains
would b sxhumsd BY daylight this
morning.
In the Kit Carson mine. on the west
side Of Prospect Mountain. II . curious
cave. within ave feet OF the surface
an aperture was struck which sxtended
down Q distance Of eighty fest, vsry-
ing In width from one 70 eight feet
In the limerick. In soms pisces the
ave was hlled with looss and inter
mixed with carbouatss and iron. Al
bottom . hns body Of soft carbonate
vas struck about three feet vide assay
ing about $500 per ton. The mine be-
longs to 7. J. Read and Z. p. Tucker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

DxArn or CArrAN FLznox.-caplaiu
William b. Fs~son died Il his rooms
last evening. from the s6sots OF In
juries received at tbs FIRE In Piatt's Han
building about q week ego. Ths frs
broke out al u early hour In The morn
ing. and the Captain having been an
early riser. discovered the hrs breaking
out from the barbsr's shop on Tho Ant
door. He gave the alarm 10 rouse the
inmates In the house. and then went TO
his wi room 70 savs some OF his private
papers. Before he could leave his room
again The place vas envsloped with
smoke. and with great difficulty the
Captain found hin way from bis room 70
the large hallway. having In the mean
time inhaled = great deal Of thick smoke.
which 20 affected him hal Il finally 10
suited In his death. Captain Fissson
vas an old Californian. we'll known In
the mining regions. having for year.
been engaged In mining entsrprisss-
Before coming TO this State he was en-
gagged on steamboat lines en- The Miszis-
sippi River. He vas . native Of Pitts
and aged 30 ysarL-SaH Ffus-
cisco Ala. August GA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
As WE EXPECTED.

Tho Dssrvt ESoiR9 Nscs. Official or
gan Of the Mormon Church al Salt Lake
City. has throughout the trial Of Bishop
Lee Il Beaver City studiousiy rsfrained
from publishing tho testimony Of Kiln
gen Smith and other Witnesses for tho
prosecution. bnt has published . careful
summary Of all testimony for the de-
fsnss. The dispositions Of Brigham
Young and George A. Smith. IL viii b
rspsmbsred. were procured BY Dates.
IN attorney for tho Church. and offered
in Court BY Sutherland. also an attor-
nsy for the Church. and now in charge Of
Lees defense. They we're refused sd-
mission a. evidence BY the Court. and
are not evidence 10 b considered by the
jury. Blu. plainly this was mot the
main object Of the defense In
tsndsring these dispositions. That
object IL now apparent. Il vas
10 get tho statements Of Young
and Smith before the Mormon people.
and under the sanction Of n oath. per-
init these two functionaries TO deny all
participation in the crime for which Leo
IL. on Trial. The DESIRED Ners il largely
circulated among and read BY Mornons.
bsing. - ve have said. the ofieial organ
Of their Church. While. n we remarked.
the Nsrs has ignored all testimony fer
the prosecution. in its issue Of Monday
last We find the whole Of iis editorial
columns taken up with the dspositions
referred 10. The infant ID obvious.
Withholding n side Of the case from
Ia crsdulous readers. IL publishes the
dsniala Of those two chiefs in authority
Al the time Of the massacre, Doubtless
tho effect intended viii result. Tho
poor dupes Of this iustfui and tyrannicai
thsocrscy will, with open mouths. de-
your and bslisvs q gospel the deposit
tons Of their prophets. But to The out
sias world. less crsdulous. and far more
intelligent. the plot 10 plainly evident.
and the conduct Of the Church organ in
the case. significant and suspicious IL
daily becomes moro and moro apparent
that the efforts Of Young and the Nor
mon Church arc not 30 much to clear
Lee from the charge Of murder held
against him ~ TO protect Brigham
Young and George A. Smith from aecu-
sation - accessories. Meanwhile the
DESERT Noes vithholds from lis readsu
the facts Of the massacre IS testified In
Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

gather the sweet assurance hat all heir
troubles and trisis would toon have a
cheerful and happy ending. Hope Val.
Icy 10 twelve niles long BY three OF four
In width. and 10 dmply . t1pesssion OF
the sweetest Of mountain mSsdovs, GOV.
ered With nch hsroags' ana traverssd
from one end 70 tho other oy p west
fork OF the Carson river, which 70 hers
. babbling brook . rod wide, the bank.
ihnged with bright, green willows, and
lis clear. pure waters allied with the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
cafsea iteas.
tyrom the Iribaas. Aue. a. y.

prom the Tribuns. Aug. al
Conf, the would-bs murderer Of Agnes
KONG. near Alpine county. Cal. was
arrested about Ix days ago d Alkali
Ranch. He arrived Of the ranch about
seven o'clock In the evening and ate his
suppsr, altar which hs took hia blankets
10 . hay stack near the house and 70
tired for The night. About eight O'Clock
Tie Officers arrived. found and arrested
him. After committing the bloody decd
he attempssa TO cut his throat, which
he did in part. The oficsr asked him
Why he did not hnish The 700. No re-
piled. "That Il hurt too bad" He
hopes that the girl will die. II abe Ii not
already dead. The hardened wretch ID
unrelsnting.
During the past weak the Capitol
grounds have much Improved In appear
ancs. and some idea N nov b formed
Of hov they win look whom completed.
The railing has arrived. and ~ soon a.
the coping IL entirely nnishsd u will b
put in place.
Our bsse-ballers = getting ready for
the big match Of Sunday. The contest
promises 70 Be closs aud exciting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

An item appeared in tslegraphic dis.
patches . day OF two aimee. stating thai
Tilson's counsel had served notice on
counsel for Bescher that plaintiff would
move for . new trial at the opening Of
Court In September. This Was regarded
as most unvsleoms news by both press
and people everywhere. A later dis
patch relieves both by explaining that
the notice in question was not meant
for . renewal Of the scandal suit, bat is
merely . matter Of form. and done sim
ply for mutual protection. This Is the
opinion Of. Bsechsr's attorneys. but Til
ton and his counsel are reticent. and re-
fuse 70 say whether or not the case will
DO tried over again. II In 70 DO hoped
that, with sons regard TO public inter.
est. the whole matter will bs allowed to
rest. No good can DO gained BY a 70
hash Of the seandalous proceedings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
new TOPAZ.
iIP6IAL sILVER IININS

I. o..,..;lLo! .asy \ ,:i..' sIs 81. 3
isrneses San Prneiseo. Glifomix
Loes!isn OF work., Gold HiIl, ssosy county.
Noues- There are d~elinqsent upou the fol.
eWing descrtbed stock, on account Of Assess.
ment ono. ~ levied on the 18th day oil June.
i6l5, the several amounts set opposite the names
oiths respective sharsholder,. d follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

Tus Eureka Smtiao Of August ! en-
dsavorsd 10 sell IL contemporaries By
giving an account Of The discovery Of .
monstrous rattlssnats BY one A. d.
Amliar. Although sztrsnsiy gauzy.
We notice thAa one o. two Of our con-
tsmporsiss gobblsd and rspublishsd
the item. Try again. young editor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
BORN.

TRUsoOrT-In Virginia, Auyust 4, 10 the
vile OF Thomas Truscott, . son.
KITZMgYKR-In Carson, August Q. 10 the
wifs Of Daniel q. kitfmeysf, ason. r
EvANS-ln Virginia. August 3. 10 the wife OF
John Evans, twins. . son and daughter.
lC0f.EMAN-fn Virginia, August 4, 10 the wife
Of Thomas Coleman. Q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
IN. BLACK ma osLn nEzDs

Not long since IL vss announced TIA
Professor Jannsy bad dkssovsrsd se,din
paying quantities in Ne BlAsk Hills I'D
had ofscially notified he interior
Department. undsr whose auspices he
Il acting. to that effect. No details Of
his discovsry vsrs. however. made pub
lie. The following TAFT Of the dispatch.
ssat BY ~ Proisssor 10 Ne Comma
sioner Of Indian Afairs. Ne hnd In the
New York TrDxas Of The ash uldno:
CAxr on Ss.no Csxxx, 70
BLACK HnLs. Dakota,
July II. 1851
have discovered eold In paying
quantities In enysl bar1 both on Spring
and Rapid Crssks. from twenty to
thirty milss northeast Of Harnsy's Peak.
The dsposits are The richest yet found
In Tie Hills, and are very fayorably nj
uaisd. There u good bead Of water
in The streams, amply Sufficient for
working purposes. fhs gold u derived
from quarts lsdgss Of enormous dimsn-
sions IN . bsit Of clay. slate and quartz
Il 10 twenty nilss In width. eroasing the
Hills In . northvsstsrly direction. AT
this point The clay from The bed Of the
stream near camp yislds from four 10
siRht cents 10 the pan, and several pieces
| Of about the value OF . dollar have been
found BY the soldisn. ! am engaged In
prospecting 70 ascertain the value and
sxtsnt Of the region. About two hun
| dred minsrs have deserted French Cresi
and followed me hare. They srs pour
ing into the Hills from al directions,
and offer me every assistancs In pros
pscting. But no matter how valuable
the minss may Be. the future grsai
wealth Of the Black Hills viii DO ii
Rrass lands, faxms and timber. Thu
soil IL deep and fertile. and the rainfall
greater and more regular than that o
any region west Of the Allegheny Noun
tains.
Upon the receipt Of this dispsteh. ssy'
the 7fs6snA. the Secretary Of the In
terror Immediately SAINT . copy Thereof
TO the Prssidsnt and consulted with him
BY telegraph - to the policy Of the
Government In relation 10 the Blach
Hills miners. The ooneluson h that thu
Government viii ~ al the means al
its command 70 keep every ~unprivilegsd
per.on out OF the mineral district until
the negotiations nov pending With the
Indians shAll Be oonsummatsd. A
soon a. . course Of action shall b do
cidsd upon The Sioux Commissioner an
10 b notified. Meanwhile General
Crook 10 In the Black Hills and al
miners are ordered 70 vacats. I.I.ur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
UNorlcE.lsqo
MEIrIMo.

OFPIcE CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
~ Company. Han Francisco, August I. 1915.
Notice-fhe hfth annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the above named Company, for the
purpose OF electlng Trustees 70 serys during
ths eusuing year. win be held on WKDNEs.
DAY, the 18th day OF August. 1878. at n
O'Clock n, 81 tho once Of the Company. 4lt
California street, san Francisco, California.
Trnsfer books win be closed from 3 o'clock ?,
\. on Friday. the 18Th day Of August. 1915. and
'd aus "a W. 4. REoENKR. secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

A yAcsr,ous exchange. doubtless hav-
ing in mind the performances OF the
Prssidsnt's grandson. says ut is squally
ri Long Branch"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
For Sale Orient.

A COTTAGE REsIDINcs. KLIorBLr SRI.
NV ; ssssn !: IS 5, IT. !. :. 4 H:Tss: Il 81 IN
ether conyenIsnaes. Tsrms r~ssss.shS.
by 70 !; 9gsI,snd. Dry 0sods SIsss, isln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
TO WNTRACFORN

THE TINE FOR RECEIVING BIDS FOR
the constructions Of tho Mabcae buiIdiile
In Gold I'LL has been extended mill Am q
10th. inclusive. Some eight changer have
been made IN the specifications. vhiek esn b
kueene Bittuer q %.
n y, cT 4 ON; q pG:,s ,;ssTrfs::.s:;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
usps valley,

The beautiful. hch, luxurious vale.
where the weary Pioneers, aftsr their
weary. fearful struggles over 2.ooo miles
OF ragged mountains. burning deserts
and bridgsless torrents. ant began 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
MOUNTAIN SKETCHES
TWO, ]

Late valley asa its Prsasss1sss-
Rias-in ths Hsansatns, nsps
valley anA W~eeARssA's Cauyea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

Between Lake and Hope valleys, over
the old pioneer immigrant road. which
for a distance Of Ave miles 10 one 81 the
toughest Of all tho rough passes Of the
Sierra; the frst explorers OF the route
often having 10 let their wagons down
over the great granite bowlders with
ropes by hand. But the road II much
more pleasant now. and sure-footsd
horses hnd no trouble In making fair
progress. From the base Of the noun.
tain to the summit Of the pass the road
II literally overshadowsd BY the groom
foliage Of the trees and shrubbsry, and
one never looses the sound OF the rip
ping streams and springs Of frssh. pure
cold waters that arc ever hurrying and
leaping down the mountain hdsa, 10
swell the great lake below. 4 mile and
a half before reaching the summit OF the
pass, NO reached Grass Lake. q small
body OF water formed by the melting
SHOWS, with q beautiful margin Of grassy
meadow, wild flowers and shSubbery,
hemmed In by lofty mountains. covered
like those behind a., with 0 dense for.
est Of pine and oodau. From there.
passing over q slight sminsncs, We COM.
menccd the descent into 11H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

To be found on the Pacihc Coast. Their
manufacture Of cheese nearly equals, In
amount, that Of their butter. and whom
the snows come. In the Fall, thoy move
back again 70 q milder climate to herd
and winter their stock. For the hrt six
miles NO had for . guide Mr.. 1. A..
Howard. now q Notary Public and a
resident OF Shingle Springs, California,
ono Of the Oldest pioneers Of the county,
who beguiled the way with many an In.
teresting tale OF how the Pioneer emil
grants worked their way through Hope
Valley, and the adjoining mountains,
Just twenty-five years before. Blk miles
brought US TO Ysnk's old stage stasion
on the old
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-06-03
FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON; June 1.-The amount Of bullion gyne
into the Bank of England on balance to-day
is sS3,00O. Consols for money, 929kG921z; on ac-
count, 925s99zS4; 5-20s 1865. lu6z4; 5-2Os 1857,
1872; l0-4Cs, los; new Is, lJZ54; New York Gen.
trail, 81 Erie, l5i4Gl6: Erie preferred, IS
Calcutta linseed oil; 25s sd. Refined American
petroleum, $1,000.
PARIS, June 2-Rentes. eff CSC.
leum, 251S
LIVERPOOL, June 2.-Cotion is firm: mid
ding uplands, 7zsd; Orleans, S@S1sd; sales OF
12,0CO bales, OF which zoos bsles were for specu-
lation and export aHd 1000 American.
Flour-The market is steady; sales were made
OF extra state and Western at DIS. Wheat
sales Were made No red Western spring at SIS
Sd No red Western spring at IS lOd. Corn
sales were made OF new mixed Western at Sis.
Pork-Sales were made of new winter American
Western at IDS Cd; American Eastern at SIS I'd.
Beef-Sales were made OF new American at
Us I'd. Lard-The market is firm; sales were
made of prime Western at 63s. Racon-The
market is steady; sales We're made OF clear
sides, at 5s; long clear middleS at sis Cd; short
clear middles at Us Cd Cheese-Sales were made
OF choice American, new, al 5Ss. Tallow-SaleS
were made of p. C. at Ais. Petroleum-Sales were
made of refined at sgd; spirits, do, I'D.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-06-03

The first named fell Off from 791< to 741<, and re-
covered to 761k. Lake Shore declined from 81 10
Mail fell from 361s to 1s,and Northwestern from
4O7s TO 40. There was a subsequen
recovery of ]0llA per cent in these shares.
Ohio and Mississippi fell of from "a 22s<. and
rallied to 23H. Erie sold at lS1zGl75sGlS5s.
Illinois Central held at 1917 against
1907 at the close yesterday. The other changes
Were confined within a radius of = =
per cent. at second call. The market is quiet
and firm, but at the final close was irregular,
and in the main weak. The principal activity
was in Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Western
Union, Pacific Mail and Northwestern.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were SSS,G00
shares, of which 1000 were Pacific Mail, $1,000
Western Union, 1000 North western, II. 600
Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash and 1900 Union
Pacific.
CONVENIENT SECURITIES.