davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

No EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK.-No person can
use Boschee's German Syrup without getting
immediate relief and cure. We have the
first case of Coughs. Colds or Consumption,
or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, yet
to hear from that has not been cured. We
have distributed every year for three years
over $50, 900 sample bottles by Druggists in
all parts of the United States. No other
Manufacturer of Medicine ever gave their
preperations such test as this. Go to your
Druggist James A. Jones, and get bottle for
IS cents and try 1.-two doses will relieve
YOU. Sample bottles 10 cents each. 32-49
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

There was a singular circum-
stance occurred in Galena Friday
night. Mrs. Prof. Hayes and Mrs. Prof
McHugh, of the high school, both
died. Their funerals took place on
Sunday. After the decease of Mrs,
Hayes, her infant child, 4 days old
died also.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

SOWING FLAX SEED.-We are now prepared
to loan to farmers good sowing fax seed on
reasonable terms. We are also selling the
Gorham seeder, which is the only perfect
grass, fax or other grain sower.
G HAwLEY & Son,
4Sw3 Platteville, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25
GRANT CIRCUIT COURT.
CALENDAR OF CIVIL AND GRIM.
NAL ACTIONS.
MARCH TERM, 1e7s.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT:

Hos. j. T. Mills. Judge; DAVID SCHRErsER,
Clerk T. A. Boar, Deputy Clerk; GEORGE
B. CARTER, District Attorney; j. B. McCoY,
Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

GA No. I. Florence Sewing Machine
will be sold at Auction by Hyde g. Go on
Saturday of this week, Eighteen months time
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

Here is a new idea of the Christmas
stocking The boy says he set it, but didn't
catch anything"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

NrAnother Car load of Mirrors and Glass.
ware received by Hyde & Co., which you can
purchase at your own figures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

The following is the full calendar of cases
for the term, arranged as they will be called
up for disposal, giving the title and action, and
attorneys engaged. The attorneys for plain
tiff are first named and for defendant last
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

1A choice lot of Delaines and Popllns of
superior quality at Hyde & Co.'S for only 10
cents yard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

Nor1cE.-All those indebted to me on &C
count previous to January J, 1875, will save
cost by calling on me at my office and settling
nm at once. H. G. KING,
4swS Bridgeport, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25

THE LYCEUM MEETING. The gath.
ering at the school house Tuesday
evening was not very large, yet quite
appreciatiye. Everything was well
performed, but a portion of the pro-
gramme was necessarily omitted. Be-
low will be found.
THE PROGRAMME.
Music. ...... Misses Barber, Burr, Calls
Reading Minutes. ......... Miss Jessie Meyer
Roll cali and response. The Society
Recitation, Old Letter, Miss Charlotte Bellows.
Debate-Resolved, That capital punishment
should be adopted in Wisconsin. Argued in
the affirmative by George Clarke and Theo.
Holloway; in the negative by G. Showalter,
Adolph Borah and Richard Falley, with
Messrs L. S. Reynolds, K. Z. Mccoy and 5.
G. Harris as jurors Decided in the mega
tive
PRESERVATION, Josephine Bonaparte, Miss Meyer
Paper -. Miss Fannie Budd
HeZekiah Bedot. ........ miss Nettle cams
Critics Report. -............... ''.Ohoir
The society is improving,and the de-
baters on the above occasion did well,
particularly young borah, who with
the proper training will make regu-
lar Stephen A. Douglas. Miss Nettie
Calls, in Hezekia Bedot, could not
be excelled. She makes considerable
mirth for the house, and it is hoped
she will appear frequently in such
characters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25
{. NJ. SALA,
Physician and Surgeon,
REETOWN. WIS.

DIR sALA has returned to his old home in Beo
town. and will locate permanently In that section
gvjn rad for thirty years extensive practice In
.i 81 ma having attended some of the best
scboas md hospitals East AID West, offers bis profess
sinnai services the people OF Beetown and vicinity,
sssing confident that he ban give satisfaction.
geetsI attention TO Chronic Diseases, Diseases OF
IN. Eve and Ear, Mouth and Teeth.
A full stock Of Drugs amp Patent Medicines always
on hand, SONS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25
s=H==Hil7iisi'7i=
Did.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Whitefsh,
NJ a c k e ral,
Holland Herring,
II

MCCOY & HoLL Iowa S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25
TOWN AND COUNTY:

Court next week.
Grant county has 43 postoffiees.
"A good sugar season is predicted.
1T begins to moderate, just little.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
Tho Mantle Of Charity.

Relating to the recent pardon OF Mol
lie Forshsy from the Nevada State
Prison, the Carson APPEAL Of this morn
ing has the following:
We do not think that tho mantle Of
charity" will get very threadbare by use
in certain quarters here. Ever since
Mollie Forshay was pardoned out OF the
P~enitentiary. We have heard bitter CON-
ments upon the action Of the Pardoning
Board. II seems to have boon taken
for granted that Mollie. having been q
woman Of the town. would proceed at
once. upon regaining her liberty, to re-
sumo her old vicious ways OF life. This
sort Of conclusion is not unnatural, TO
DO SURE. but II 10 not altogether born Of
the gentle promptings OF charity. We
are pleased.to DO informed that Mollio
has determined and declared that she
will never again walk in the paths
that led to her shame and Incarceration,
but that she will reform and lead q bet
ter and more useful life. She says, 30
va hear. that she will Buffer starvation
rather than return to tho old life. II
these arc her resolves, We are for giving
her q chance for life through honest en-
ployment and q just remuneration for
her work. This people Is not made up
Of. such delicate materials but an unfor-
tunate woman, no matter what her his
tory. can DO encouraged to reform and
to such pursuits NJ will help her TO keep
her resolutions. We hear that Mollio "
an excellent noedls-woman. II 30, sho
should find no difficulty in obtaining an
abundance OF work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
LATE TfLEeRAMs.
r,lserAph Cs.s.iidasisn.

NEW Yorx, Angus si.-Thers Il svi.
IDENTIFY some hitch b the telegraph con-
~aolidstion, bat the westsrn Union fall
In prios IL attributed to the fact that Jay
Gould has been pressed by parties call
ing in loans. Drexsl & Morgan called
on his brokers yesterday for $1,000. 900.
and loans could not be negotiated with
Union Pacific stock on . basis OF thirty
ave. This Il = good chance for Cal
ifornis SPECTATOR In talegrsphs 70 take
In his shorts and retire.
0sasrai shsrsAsn ~ Psrslssd, o.,
PORTLAND, August 31.-Ths river
steamer, which had been sent down The
river to meet the 0riAamme. arrived this
evening. bringing Lieutenant General
Sheridan, who was escorted TO the
Clarendon Hotel by officers from head.
quarters Of the military from Fort Van.
couvsr, militia companies Of the city,
and q large number Of citizens.
Ths KhsAivs Prspari.G Ssr war
PAars, August S1.-A private lsttsl
IRON Egypt reports great confusion and
excitement from military preparations
Troops arc being dispatched to the
Abyssinian frontier. AZ the same TINT
the Khsdivs expects q call from the
Porte for aid In the Herzgovinian rebel
lion. All officers vsre recalled from
furlough. '"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01

The BANK or NEvApA.-This new
bank will. II the building al 10 finished
In time. says the Chroaioie. be opened
BY the 18th Of September: Every effort
10 being made to have u completed by
that time. Should the managers Of the
new bank not DO ablo to begin opera
tons by the middle OF the mouth they
will commence as o thereafter a.
possible. II 10 stated that tho produo-
ton OF tho bonanza mines Consolidated
Virginia and CALIFORNIAN the coming
month will he increased 10 $1,000. 900.
OF this large amount tho Government
viii probably purchase bullion 10 the
amount Of $1,000. 900. which will DO
paid for in coin. Should this state
msnt prove correct the present
stringsncy will be materially abated; and
u the report thai the Bank Of California
10 70 resume DO also true. by the end Of
the coming month fow traces Of the
panic will be visible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
Rsao itens.

From the Nevada state Journal. September IL
The Evans field In Reno, containing
eighty acres, Ii without doubt q valu-
able piece Of property. The second
crop IL now being cut and stacked. The
first crop yielded q little over two tons
Of alfalfa to tho ac1e; the yield Of the
second will equal the ant. and IL il safe
10 say that tho third crop will make the
aggregate foot up over 400 tons for the
year-an average Of over Ave tons 10
the acre. How ID that for high, In q 30
called sagsbrush town.
During tho month Of August thors
were upwards Of $i5. 900 worth Of East-
ern and Western tickets sold at the @.
Il. Office in Reno. The largest sale In
any q day was about ~. loo. These
large figures show that Reno il an i'm
portant point ON the route, and We
doubt IL sacramento, with all her boosted
sizo and importance. can do much bst-
ter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
Phoebe Items.
TProm the Record, August ,o.l

lrrom thc heeorus Ausust III
Tommy Dimond was injured in the
Raymond 4 Ely mine on the 18th Of
July last. by the falling Of an immense
rock on his legs. by which he sustained
compound fractures OF both limbs 90
extensive that auputation was necessary
but we are glad 10 say that u was not
done. and at the present time his con-
dition IL 90 far improved that there 10 no
dsubt whatever OF his entire recovery
and that he will have two useful limbs.
The Newark mill has Just finished
working ore from tho Alps mine, the
first-class OF which worked $307 per
ton; taillngs OF the same $32 o.. The
second-class worked $50. and the tail
ings 30 ~. Commenced yesterday
working on the Newark ore. and also
hauling ore from the Meadow Valley
mine for reduction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
me financial Situation.

fan. aaf " /.
from d regular nnanciai column o'
the San Francisco Ala Of yesterday. We
elm tbe following we'll written remarks
ON .,,r,,,or.
.,..A. ~.
mere MIG no p,'oss ,ot MiH,aU.
will there DO unni money annS nave
settled ana psrnaPs ne new Ns'aua
Bank capitai so,VOo,oVV' on Nn,en ~.
tenuon nov Sen.les, . oPsno., INN
may 70 ! inc iAt'er par. y, o,p.ol
every enot' osing mauo pasn .o,
me woin 'ne moss .ap' n".
The y wiz open s my
amount OF snort Ioans .uIuss o,e' va
n q snheiency Oh Ieauy easn. ia
cash vauit emorsceS 'wv sue "oa n
Thai are now g,'ing S~i',Vo,vo" Psf
month, y WILL soon aouo'e n's
amount. Hence the BANK IL q sort OF q
living fountain Of coin, Win supply
that cannot o DO limited. wnen me
Stock Board adjourned 70 meet ~ the
call OF the E1ecuuse oommi,tse ~. Jus
mess was aulouineu over WIN u. Lenos
running contracts wua msr n oy ~
The resnmsd SESSIONS. Inc pank o.
Caiiiornia nas oeeh, 80 " sPsan, .s
ny-whsei O me mAfSet since nsas .ns
centre Oh most 6rokers ccosn, anu
cheek drawing. its s'oPPago uisio.,es
the machinery n q new center must 10
provided.
Money seems TO WORK wen among the
business public. the go ON
regularly. The National Trust Bank Ii
making arrangement for coin, but some
delay arises from the Tact That the United
States Treasury cannot transfer, having
In the recent transfers, reached its limit,
and large payments for bullion. Money
realized in New York must, therefore,
como BY rail. which will cause a delay.
The prico OF gold To-day, IN New YORK,
Is higher for greenbacks. VI course, In
the present state OF coin here, lew drafts
ON New York can DO sold. and money OF
credit there must como by rail. When
the great failure took place In Now York
millions eams thither from London, and
Q similar operation must be gone
through here. One great point In favor
| of tho situation hero, aud n which
will tell with great favor OF the credit
Of the State, is that, In the recent
failure Of the Bank, there IL not
,bat which indicates anv weakness
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
uYRNAs or THE rREsa


There are depths Of moral dsgrada-
ton which 10 the plummst and sound
ing line Of reason and Judgment are
unbelievable. There are creatures born
Of tho devil. moral m~onstrositiss into
whom the Asnd Of malevolsncs has an
tered and taken up his abode. There
arc reptiles who sting their victims
while powsrlsss 10 avoid attack. There
are moral sharks who follow after
corpses soon to DO committed to the
deep; hyenas In the garb Of humanity
Who faiten upon slander. falsshood and
maiignancy. On Monday last the body
OF one Of Caliiomia's sons was commit
ted 10 the tomb. Tho earth-our COM
mon mothsr-opsnsd her arms to receive
him forever; closed in her embrace the
poisoned darts Of anger. hatred, malice
and all uncharitableness were harmless.
On that day. a. BY an almost universal
ympashy. the citizens Of San Franeisco
In mute sadness and unity Of feeling
s..embl.d 10 pay their last sad tribute
Of sorrowfui and loving remembrance to
one who he'd for twenty years walked
.mono than N n peer. Tears flowed
from sv.~ unu.sd 10 wsepipe. Strong
man. vi,h ouiverino Lin. followed the
..h.. N N. i.m.p,sa d..a IN ,hsir last
rafting nl.os- pi.v. drooped. s.at.ly
.Ha.s. x.,. a,snsa IN tho blacl s,i.
80. vh;l. San Francis.
u.,-,.a ~. .ra,., .,a h..xx lo.s
Ar ,h,. -. s.,,,,. a. -or,ror,;r, =,
--...h~ .s..,i.r .,a -, %, N.
..-,s, ~ p.,.,.. 7, 900, ~
A.. -.,,a Az. ,.rc, - An. AZ.
$50. !. -s;.s =. h.a nan h.lJ nv
NJ. s.,,ovuc,N,.ns AMI 4. N. hell ,o,lej
.-,.ou;sn 10, ths dsnartsd. anil the tai.
.or.nh .nr.aa ths .,snt. Of the day
ovsr ths Pacific Coast. Thousands
NJ hs.Yt. throbbed responsiyo to the
uou,nfui csrsmoniss. Al this time. in
ono. AZ /. n,omin.n, ;ournal in Gan
p......, .n -s,,,.,.v .s Min, n,s.a,.d
-. n.-'.r..,oh. rrh,;.hs5 xh;cb
81 -, al .,,,.;or. o,u.,,x has
80, v.. h..n .ou.Il.a- A vhois mace
u,,s. n.u-s. -, No,a.x uni, u IA.
A. -. a, an. ,,.oa S~nsnc;,r.
Eu-...,,. 900, w,;,. Az. ,vn. vas
1881 a. AZ. 60
Observation-Disclosures, ~ a.nic,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01

Gosr FrxurSo. = Yesterday We 70.
ceived q p~ostal-card from our esteemed
former companion and co-worksr in 10.
cal items iniquity. Dan De guile. He
went East q few months ago. under pre-.
tsneo Of writing n book. but We happen
to know him, therefore feel NO surprise
at reading the following. psncilled on
tho aforesaid postL-eard, and in his
blessed old dilapidatsd handwriting:
NAxTrcxEr. Mass. Aug. 81. 1876.
Dear AL am here In your old
fishing ground. It's gay. Shall turn
whalsr. Yours. DAN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
JEFR DAVIS

IL will not be denied. sven by the
most bipartisan. that the New York
7ri6ws has been for the past four years
foremost among the prominent journals
Of the country in advocating reconcile
alton between the North and South. and
. united effort to bury all feelings Of
hostility between citizens OF the two
sections. While many question tho ne
csssity OF good policy Of the Tribune in
leaving the Republican party for this
purpose. none viii deny that such has
BEEN IL aim. The most ardent admirer
Of JEFF Davis will hardly accuse the
TSibsns Of bsing unfrisndly to the Pres
idsnt OF the late Southern Confederacy,
rscollscting the connection Of Horace
Greeley with Mr.. Davis while in For
tres Monroe. and the subsequent atti-
tuds Of the Tribune in the matter.
Neither will any Democrat disersdit
the honesty Of that journal in
uniting With the Democracy in the
campaign Of 1872 upon q platform In
tended TO reconcile and unite the DEM
orsts aud conservative Republicans.
These remarks have been made intro
ductory to an editorial which appears in
the New York Tribune Of Wednesday
last. relating TO the refusal Of the peo-
pie Of winnebaso county, Illinois, to
permit Mr.. Davis 10 orate at their N.
nual fair. This action has been the oc-
easion for warm discussion among some
Of our contemporaries, in which VIC
have rsirained from entering. not be-
u We had not a clearly defined opin-
ion OF the policy Of thus thrusting Mr..
Davis forward. but because IL hardly
seemed worthy Of much comment. But
the matter has been taken upand tossed
pro and con until II really looks as
though rome people deemed ID Of as
much importance as tho question OF
free schools or finance. Tho remarks
Of the Tfij'oss on thi. subject, which we
publish In another column. no exactly
express our views Of the posi-
ton Of JET Davis in this coun.
try. and tho inutility Of his
rsappearancs ~ an orator or public
teacher Of tho American manila that Wa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
carsea ltens.
From The Tribune. Aug. al

The fence around the Capitol grounds
was completed yesterday. al bat The
hanging Of the gates. The general yer.
dict now Ia that Il looks nsat and sab
stantial. and 10 all that could Be 70.
quired. When painted and the side
walk made all around the square, Car
son will be proud Of her Capitol grounds.
About II o'clock this morning Q cave
occurred In the Houston milne. ~injuring
Mr.. John Hammsll, whs was al work %
tho bottom Of the shaft, cutting him
about the head and right arm severely.
but not dangerous. The cave came
about 30 feet above the bottom Of the
shaft, where he was at work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
rms CALIFORNIA sLscrIos.

the CALIFORNIA sLscrIoS.
The regular State election II o.
ifornia occurs to-day. 4 full Btafs
ticket. together with Coagrsssmsn. are
to be elected. There are or were four
State tickets in the asld. the candidates
Tor Governor therein bsing-Rspublicsn,
7. G. Phslps-Democratc. William
rwin-lndepsndsnt, John Bidwsll. The
temperance ticket 10 Of too little con-
sequence to mention. A hot campaign
IL ended. From the Ast The var has
been triangular. bitter and exceptionally
personal. Senator Booth. champion Of
the Dolly vsrdsns. rsturnsd from Wash
inRton early In the Summer. and under
his direction the Independent party Was
recognized and entered into the cam
psign. Senator Sargent and George @.
Gorham also came 70 California and
have materially aidsd In restoring con
adsnes and infusing energy into the
Republican party. which dncs lis
rsvsrses two yssu ago. had been
In . disorganizsd condition. The
Democratic party. taking sdvan-
TACO Of the embarrassed condition Of it,
prominent adversary. and arguing that
dssertions from Republican ranks 10 the
I~ndspsndsnt organization had 20 dimin-
ished It's strength a. TO give hopes for
the election Of . Democratic ticket, has
been straining every nerve 70 accom-
plish that result. and BY united action
onoe moro TO regain prestige In Califor-
mia. The indications are that . major
ity II not all the nominees on the Demo-
cratic State ticket will be elected by .
plurality vote. Since the suspension Of
the Bank Of California. the attention Of
the public has been so completely alb
sorbed by the financial situation that
politics have in q great measure been lost
sight Of. and the state Of public feeling
an h.ra,, bs n-rone,,v indeed. Az IN.
beginning Of last week Republican
P'''r
k''"
wei. s
nu,", ..,;au : R.nnh,;..u
$3.50. \, mali n,u,,,i,v' Sine.
=. sn.,u.i n.,;, ian NM, n. Coat
h.,,,v .r,,h;n, h.. h..n mia unon ,bs
AT. h.,a ,ron vh,ch
...-.~..- -, .,,..;,, u.,
..-..s
:, Cn,,.-.,. -
sNn"-.II"~. m,s....u...
'ss' =. 49, 49,
M A 'n' N.m
' oN' n,,Nrm
rses,'' "oi ' M
whi 10 'oi''na'' n " p
u,m on'sl'a ". - -. 49,.
"n"0 u'P ~.
@ ~ ..,n
80
"" -
~" " '~,".-~a
IA0A nI n0IING0I InIY0DEulEuf
p'e'sn'' " m"Ira.S
snai' s'ua ~! Ps
to-day ina' ParS-"' 'naeeo' /" Nv
serves that ue-w~ organized 10 graf
ify tho personal ambition OF . pohacsA
Judas. IL hAA suosastsd md attained is
PRESENT proportions upon the meat Of
m~alevolsnce, Mo hopes TO assnms con-
troll Of great State through Pharises'
ism and lies. Every man Who admirea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01

A KENTUCKY court lately sent q ma
for two years 10 the Psnitentiary for
killing another man. and n second cul-
prit for four yean to the same place for
stealing hogs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01

The latest corner" 10 in canary SEED.
Tbs price has been run up from % 10
10 sig per bushsl. and next years crop
Is said 10 be already sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01

AT q laundry near Jersey City. 5000
pieces are vashsd daily. and . hundred
barrels Of soap are used per week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

THURSDAY. March 2-P. NJ.


Tia .totouent of the amount of business done In
s,ocks to-d,v 700 shares but family reflects the
excitement which for the greater part OF the day Az
tended tbe transactions at the Stock Exchange
Western Union. to the surprise Of good many peo
nle bas been an exception to the rule among the
leading stocks its fluctuations having been' on slies
of % 900 shares, confined within ! per cent. Inc
sbares sold at ,6i076I iDTG76!. the closing
price having been only per cent higher than THAI
of Yesterday Pacific Mail has been excited ana strohe
on transactions amounting to 1920 shares SIilF
inc of at ia49 declined to AZ and then stcadiy
advanced to Al, declining afterward TO 43s' auo
closing at M OF 1, better than the close OF yester
day. Union Pacific has carried of the palm IN 'no
way of advance. having made clean gam Oh pc,
cent between the closing prices of yesterday anu
TODAY. The business in this stock amounted 10
~ 600 shares at SO, 57D56s 057.a 5os ~oss0
57I058 The earnings Of this road for "a days OF
March are reported having increased Sl7ooo over
the corresponding period Of last year. North Wes.
erp. although selling higher during the day thah
Yesterday closes at per cent less on sales OF ooo
shares The stock cold at 45s046@4sd 4oidfos;
300 shares of the Preferred sold 5SsG5Sl In 81 faui
the transactions amounted to $3.50 shares ut oo~
352Q 36l, closing at an advance since yesterday
of per cent 1900 shares of Rock Island were taken
at 105. IA 106IO106, a gain OF ] per cent "apash
auctuated between 1874, the opening and 13!0l3 the
closing price, on transactions of 1900 shares Sales
of II 400 shares of Ohio and Mississippi advanced the
shares from 27.G27.027,027j per cent for the
day. Even Lake Shore partook of the general good
feeling far as to induce general covering OF shorts
selling at rs, AZ 074l, and closing with gam OF
half per cent for the day. NewYork Central sold at
lO1tQ1OO,01Ol on transactions OF 1.4OO shares
Erie. after momentary hesitation az the
opening became strong and active seilhe 10
the extent of 5000 shares at 2Ss62s029I 029sdSo0
29l03l030sG3Ol a clear gain for the day OF z. per
cent. The market closed in an excited and fe'erish
condition. The opening. highest, lowest, aud
closing prices of prices of active stocks sold To-Day
fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
syvania Sixes 81 issue. Ill Philadelphia aud Erie
cot; Reading, 81; Pennsylvania Railroad, So. Gold,
1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

SAGuA-SchOouer Coaservativc
shoois and 300 Lumber A.. a. Lsnps pisa 8
Heops...... 27,V0U AgLImp pig 10
TRIxsrx-BriS Olga
Roan, bbG........... lS2O Talo~ e63