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TIE TOBACCO INTEREST.

A number of cigar manufacturers and
tobacco dealers were before the committee
of ways and means of Congress, last Tues
day, in reference TO the internal revenue
bill proposed by that committee. They ad-
vocated the establishment OF bonded facto-
ries. where cigars could be made by Ameri-
can labor from foreign tobacco, for export,
and claimed that by this system We cou'd
compete with Cuba in the markets Of
Europe. They also opposed the increased
duty on Havana tobacco and the reduction
of duty on imported cigars, as proposed in
the bill now pending in the House OF Rep
reSentatiyes,
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An OLD DODGE MADE NEW.

A new variation of the old sawdust swim
die has Just been uncovered in New York.
II ia based on an advertisement which has
appeared in country papers for some time
past, saying that a home was wanted Tor an
orphan girl, that the child had an annual
income, half of which would be paid to
any responsible family in the country that
would adopt her and give her comforta-
bic home. Applicants were instructed to
address certain box, New York city, and
invited to send 80 cents for photograph OF
the little girl. Ii is stated that the adver-
tiser received over one hundred letters
daily, enclosing hall dollar for the pho
tograph.
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DR.. C.. MclANE'S
PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended ~
4 remedy for "all the ills that flesh il
heir to-" but in affections of the Liver,
and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases of that
character, they stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are I'm
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DE-. MeLASE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
G. MCLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
ma e. I5-dAw
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TIE ONLY KIND THAT WILL STICK.

The Brooklyn argus, Independent: with
Democratic learning, admits that the Re
publican Convention at Cincinnati did
several very wise things, commends the
platform, and declares that the ticket of
Hayes and Wheeler will be hard one to
beat. If asks Significantly "Where would
Tilden, Kingsley, Bliss, Murphy and COM
pany be againet such q combination p
And, in another place that paper remarks :
"when Rutherford B. Hayes was founder
ing through the morass in front of Win
chester, At the head Of his men, he got tie
only kind of mud on him that would ever
tick.n
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Hon. c. A. Logan Of Leavenworth, United
States Minister to Chill, arrived in com.
pany with his family, yesterday. He viii
remain in the city till after the Fourth
when he goes East, and will start again for
his post Of duty about the first of August.
His family will remain here.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
Proceedings Of the Democratic Ma
tionaI Convention.
Repor; of the Committee on Perma-
nent Organization.
John A. McCIernand, Of Illinois, Per-
manent President.
Upon Taking the Chair He Makes a
Lively Speech,
OF which a Full Report will be Found
Below.
August Belmont Takes a Tilt at the
Republican Party,
And Makes an Appeal in Behalf Of
Honest Labor,
Which is Very Good Coming from the
Agent Of the RothschiIds.
It is Conceded that Tilden has a Big
Majority,
But not the Requisite Two-Thirds.
The Platform Committee not Prepared
to Report.
Convention Adjourned Till Eleven
O'clock this Morning.
Speeches by Dan Voorhees, and Other:
After Adjournment.
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DR.. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE

" III NNItskIII4I NsISNt q NV1N.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it Is an innocent prepa-
ration, not rdba6Le Of doing NE SHshics.
mjury 10 tie mO5t tcndcr infant.
The genuine DR. MeLANE'S VERM-
FUGE bears the signatures ofC. MeLANE
and FLEMING Bros. ON the wrapper.
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FSETE YEARS EEFOgE TEE rUBLiC.
DR.C.MCLAME'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

.uNHE countcnanCe is pale and leIden-
ColOred. with occasional fushes. or
4 cirCumsCribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
dilIte; an azure semiCirCle runs along
the lower eye-lid; the nose is irritated,
Swclls, and sometimes bleeds; SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with hummlnS or throbblng OF
the ears an unusual secretion of saliva;
shiny or furred tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
witha gnlwin3 sensation ofthe stomach,
at Others, entirely gone /; fleeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea and
vomiting: violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costiyc; stools Shiny; not unfrcqucn;ly
tingcd with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
,ionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccoueh; COIgh sometimes dry and
conyulsiyc; uneasy and disturbed sleep.
with grinding OF the teeth; temper
variable, bat generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
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MEDICAL.
TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
20. all diseases Of h, L ver. stomSh and spleen.
After Ferry Years trisl is
sill reeeiyu he most uDqaal-
tie, Z siu-oni.is OF lis VIZ ues,
ir m PEI .. the h'S est
eoanc .er ard responsibility.
Eminent ph ysiciars commend
10 as the most beneficial
Il is eminenily . Family
Medicine, and by beisg kept
ready Ior Immediate resort VIII
m.ay an hour OF % fering,
aud many . dollar in Time aLI
DOCTORS BILLS.
eines 1 ever used. have rot spent one dollar tor
nv fanny tor medicine in i've yeas, only for
your Regulator, and mustsay il Dies all 1t s.ys it
Will. lou Gao also reeommened II In Collie Tor
stock. it having cared . hne nsule mine worth
Fiy Hundred dollars j. a NELSON,
Macon. Ga,
The Liver the largest or
gan in tn, bSdy, Is generally
the seat OF the difease, and II
Regulated in tim :, sr AZ
suffering. vretchexiness, and
DEAF IL will ensue.
~ you feel DULL, DRowSY,
DxRILrsTnD. have frequent
Headache, Mo vi Ca TIE, bai-
ly poor APPxrIrk and TOs-
from TonPID. Il "a or ..BI l.
oUsNKss,'' and nothing viii
cure You 30 81 eedily aud per-
msnentiy.
xn,, flpr N S,an>us
AO" AsesAs AAs o'SSS"e
az occasionally use, when my condition requires
it, Dr. simmons Liver Regulator, With sood ef-
feet. "-HoS ALKx. h. sIkvxAs-
Gn,er0or nf llnhnrun
''Your Regulator has been In use in my family
for ule, and p rsuadei il is . valuable
ssoxrsn. Ala.
n. -, ..,. 80 u.n, :, -, ,h.
.o,E "a IN h. an ,.i;c;,s rae sv.r nss3 ,or
49,, -. y. a. i, ny.a,,. ,o ,n,s,s"H n
T|.n.s " - f'f "
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Tru,ses, Brace. Linbs and Eyes.
DIR. A. o. FORSBERG,
"a { 36 W. .st Fsurth St., cincianati, 0his
VIII GECn

Trusses for Inguinal and Scrotal Rapture.
Trusses for Fefnoral Ru ture,
Irusses for limb lical Rupture,
Truss-- fol men and children,
st-umenfs for the Failing OF the Womb,
instruments for Wry Neck.
Instruments for Curvature OF the Spioe,
Instrume n u for Hip Disease.
Ins ruments for Pow Legs,
INSTRUMENTS Tor Knock Knees,
Instrr ma nts for We : Ankle.
Instruments for tlLS ee; OF all abnormal
forms,
suspen,ory Band4ges for varicocale ct Hy-
drocele,
UmbiIic.i Belts-Eiastic. Silk. Thread, Cot
ton,
Plastic stockin2s-sIlk Threat, Cotton,
Elastic 4 nee Caps, Ankiets. Thigh and CAlf
Shoulder Braces for Ladies, Gents and Chill
Gren,
Crufches all sizes-Maiacca, Hickory, rubber
bottoms;
Ear Trumpeis Of the litest invention.
Artificial Legs and Arms pee iaily 1I,ed to suit
AmPatation, &c
Prsctical experience Of twenty-five years in
Europe aad America.
a and Sc West Foarth St, Up Stairs.
SIGN OF GOLDEN EAGLE.
nav2z-dA0.aou.
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President OgLefhorDe College.

''SImmons' Liver Rex ulstor l. certainly asp,c-
fc fr tn class of comn!sin's which it claims
c. re. "-REv. DAVID WILL,.
aylSdlawaw
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vi. Il. Florida Conference.

81 hsv- used DIR. simmons l. yer Rsg .lltor in
my ami for Dyspetsa N d ; OK ii sdache, ami
reysrd u an Ivauabir remedy IL mas tai ei
TO give relief in any instance. .'-Rkv. w. r.
EAsIERIING.
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Baltimore Episcopal Methodist.

This medicine 10 acknoxl-
elsed to haze no qua, as Liv-
.r medicIue; containing those
s0uthein Roots and herbs
VII ch an sli-wise froviieu,e
has pl ieed In count Ie. whers
Liver D1s, ases most prevail.
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stone, right, truth and equity, We stand.
She concluded by presenting resolutions o
the Womans Suffrage Association, which
ON motion Of Mr.. McClernard, Of Illinois
were referred to the committee on resOlu
tions for respectful consideration.
A motion for a-recess was rejected.
Mr.. Birdsall made point Of order tina
there could be no committee on resolutions
until after permanent organization. Th'
Chairman said the convention had thu
power to decide this question for itself.
The roll was then called and the commit
tee named. Various resolutions were sent NJ
and referred under the rule without reading
At eight minutes before two, st. Loui,
time, the convention took recess until five
O'Clock.
The following compose the committee OF
resolutions;
Alabama, Leroy P. Walker; Arkansas
l. Mangum; Catalonia, John S. ,Hagar
Colorado, F J. Marshall; Connecticut, K
d Hubbard Delaware, Geo. Gray Fiori
da, John Wescott Georgia, L. p. Howell
Illinois, John A. McClermann; Indiana, d
W. Voorhies Iowa, H. H. Trumball; Kan.
sas, Thomas l. Davis Kentucky, Alvin Du
vail; Louisiana, K. H. Mann Maine, ID
Z. Hastings; Maryland, Geo Treaner
Massachusetts,, Ed Avery Michigan, VIM
T. Bancroft; Minnesota, Daniel Books
mississippi, A. NJ. Clayton; Missouri
c. H. Hardin; Nebraska, Geo. II Meller
Nevada, A. c. Ellis; New Hampshire, E. c.
Bailey; New Jersey, Joseph W. Gates; New
York, Vim. Dorsheimer; North Carolina,
Thomas l. Clingman; Ohio, Gen. Thoma;
Ewing; Oregon, W. n. Brown; PenDsylva-
mia, Malcom Hay; Rhode Island, W. B.
Beach South Carolina, Sam. McGawren
Tennessee, J. c. Brown; Texas, A. smith
Vermont, J. H. Williams; Virginia, John
A. Meredith; West Virginia, John ].
DAVIS; Wisconsin, Alex. Mitchell.
Tne following are the Pacific coast
members of the committee on resolutions:
California, Jno. S. Hayes; Nevada, A. C.
Ellis; Oregon, n. II. Brown.
To-days proceedings showed . remark
able lack of enthusiasm; the contrast with
the Cincinnati convention in this respect is
most striking. Evidently the members
have but little hope Of success, or they
would receive with more marked demon
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Ladies Endorse it.

From actual experience in the use Of this med
icine in m. practice, 1 haze cen, and am. salts
ed to use anu " s.ribe II aisatiSe medicine.
-DR. j ~. MASON
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The convention was called to order al
twenty minutes past five.
Mr.. English, OF California, from the CON-
were no contested seats, appl tuse, and
that the States we're all represented.
A petition was presented for the admis-
sion of the delegates from the District
Of Columbia. The Chair said the petition,
credentials. A Maryland delegate moved
to amend the report OF the credentials
committee, so as to admit the District Of
Columbia delegates-CoIumbu Alexander
and Mr.. Ball, without a vote.
Mr. Clymer moved to amend further by
including the delegates from the Territories
This being accepted by the
mover of the original amendment,
it was accepted and the report was then
adopted.
MIR. Hanna, of Indiana, from the COM
mittee on permanent organization, reported
as follows:
For permanent President, John 4. Nc
Clernand, of Illinois, and also list of
vice-presidents and secretaries. Among
them were the following: From Califor-
MIA, Col Jack Ha-es, vice-president, and
George NJ. Cornwall, secretary; Nevada,
Jno c. Fall and r. q. Kelley Colorado,
sam. Mcbride and ID. J. Marston; Kansas,
Wilson Shannon and Sam. Donaldson !;
Nebraska, Alex. Beer and Chas Mcdonald !:
Oregon, X. K. Thompson and H. III. Gil
pay.
The committee on organiz alton recon-
mended that the rules and regulations Of
the National Democratic Convention of
1872 be adopted by this convention for the
government Of its proceedings This sus-
tains the two-thirds rule.
A delegate from Nevada moved to add
to the reading secretaries Z. o. Perrine, Of
New York-rejec,ed. The significance of
this motion lies in the fact that Perrine, who
had been a reading clerk from the last con-
vention, had been dropped for opposition
to Tilden.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, and Mr..
Dorsheimer, of New York, were appointed
a committee to conduct Gen. McClemand
to the chair. Both being absent, Messrs.
Manton Marble, of New York, and BOcock,
of Virginia, were substituted. Mr.. McCler-
nand, on being conducted TO the platform,
addressed the convention as follows:
Gentlemen of the National Democratic
Convention: thank you for the distin-
guished favors which you have done me in
eiectiDg me 70 preside over your delibera-
iions. You are the delegates of the Democ-
racy Of the whole Union of thirty-seven
States, once unnaturally estranged, but now
forever united in one indiSoluble republic,
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Hon. Iier. H. Stevens.

81 occasionally use, when my condition require
IL, Dr. summons Liver Resu stor, with good ef
feet. Hon ALkx. II. sIkvEAS.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. l8 1876.
Cotton quiet; mIddlins ilc miaaiins IKE good
oinas lcss Ne, n rsssr." ios @ Sss tHpsr'. coast
57l bscs gross $751; Exports coastwise loi sales 568
Nsw ORLEANS. August Ia. 1876.
saiss ana Gc S sco a
s3s ksDols.To Srs1, Britain - eoa.,ws; ~ SALES.
gross ss hxpor.s-To Great Britain 3a:o: 70 rranes
/; eoastwise, lo.a. Sales 1900 ,s7,
Cotton easier midalins. iihs .'Ac; 10y middlins.
ss 6se. Exports coastwiso Sales. 80. stock All
Sales, 52s
Cotton easier; middng lie. low iDiddling. iOisc. :
good ordnay I ss He' rssrsips iso o.sr .por.
sales. 294
'cotton-Far demand; middling. ll'sc, u ilssc; low
Tsssp %ans 20 o Sale. Sac Sales. sG.a s s.oe w. Net
Net 26i bales Exports coastwise go Sales 53s
VII xINGroN, August IL, 1876.
Spirits OF ,uroentine steady at a.se ROsn aus, At
81 l2ts for strained Tar quiet at ~ 30
spring 50 oss.ss a. aSsass aassi s mass sas
81 IS 81 white 40. .. "a 1o double extra 81 80
Wheat unenangsd Corn firm; .alos OF high mixed sc.
and i'a unshsnses freight: Unchanged Lake " ro
eepts oiamter: lls?vo feet Canal shpment.s,lum r..
Lake receipts-whsa. 5000 bushels. cora.. i7soo1 do
Sashsa cos pisoo oats. eoS do ."s rys DO
r @ s g SS shss s
300 bushels; corn. 1000 10. l6.oJo do rye,
d. duh Saa" sa% ud % ssss out .pr" ,
qualities private terms. Corn duli sales 30
bushels Western b. i9c Oats dull and
Of 900 bushels Western Al 33c inactive Barley
here. Seeds Inactive. Pork dull at $40 for heavy
nle Lard dull ut lie Highwines nominal
CHICAGO. August IL, 1915
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat strong and higher;
No. Chicago spring. e7iac. spot; eoc., September
BE. Occber No Cnsago spring Toe rejected daisc
O,Sc Curn fairly and shade higher; No AT
tpuI 4islc. +5c., Octob.r rccHted. 4-sc.
Oats fairly active and shade higher No at Size spot;
sic. August 5O;sc Scptember rejected Zoe 2Cc Rye
hrncr VI 5@isc. Barley -asier 7Oc spot. 7c. I2c,
september. Pork buoyant, bat unsettled, SIT -,
sp,t: si7 22ss sl7 -, september; sis ali tns
year Lar fairly active and shade higher; $40 SIS SPOT
meats steady ana unchanged whiskey steady and
changed. .eccpts-Fiour. 1000 Dbis wheat. 2iOD)
busnes: com $4,000 do. oats avtUo do; rye, 400
do. barley, 80 do shpments-Fiour. 100 bbls
rye, 60, do barley. i5I0 AZ the afternoon call Of
tho Board wheat gOtSc.. september: 02Ac.,
October. Con ac lower. ged. Fork drmcr
9I7 70 ASH 80, september Lard unchanged.
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ing funds sold up to S. Lchgh and wilkesbsrre con-
sohdated declined a fraction, selling down to s6. The
following wero the ng quotations for Pacific Rail-
road bonds-Union frs,s lo5H 105,z; Union land
grants lo4x l05<; Union sinking funds, s5A 95z;
Centrals, l0o7s loss1.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board strong and u 1 per
cent higher for Tennessee SKIES and ssries nd
x for Missouri skies anniba and ST. Joseph issuc and
otherwise steady District Of Columbia s-Sss sold ..
"a decline Of 1I
YoREi0s NARKEr.
The London advces report q steady market for con-
soils and United States bonds with the exception, how
ever, new nves, which made further Improvement
OF u y per cent, advancing 10 1o7a4 1919. Erie
common reccded fraction, but the preferred remained
steady. The Bank OF England gained f53, 900 bullion
on balance today. Al Paris rentes lO6L 2oc The
following tho closing quotations at i've r.
~ :--Consols for money, 96,s 96&; consos for ac-
count, s61G 96k hve-twonty bonds OF 1865 toldl
1o6L do of 1857 lo9ss; ten-forty bonds, 1915 new
lves 1917; Erie common shares, l3ai l3h; do.
preferred shares, 2lb a22,
INVESTMENT SHARES
In investment shares Delaware and Hudson brought
9lH a921 "a 90; New York Central. lO7 1861; New
Jersey Central, 6l a6lh; Illinois Central, 80; Rock
Island, lodh lO5's 1862. Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, 'ote o3-a u S-,s VIA "eus-Fh'so EAPess'
So; American Ok.
IMPORTS
The imports OF dry goods for the week ending to-day
ST. 1877 3l9, ana the amount marketed s. 2Ol 65S
Tho total imports OF dry goods the port since Jann-
ary s55 o24 532 and the total amount marketed
s55,326, 30
MEMORANDA.
The following are the earnings OF the Michigan Gen.
,ra Railroad Company for the second week OF
August
1916 iA-,oov o~
Decrease ........................ $l.075 81
The following the earnings OF the International
and Great Northern Railroad Company for tho month
OF June:-
1878 $40, 01S ~
S,'SS 70
MINING SHARES.
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steady We quose 'o Dsrsanot. 81; oil lemon sander
sons, - 80 lnnssns Anest OH rose 80 3ttg
oil anise 81 90 all gold; oil earaway. 81 20
u %: oil croton. 81 20: oil citroneIia, Toe a
s5c; OIL lavender '5e 81 do 90 tMitchsm) st2 5o;
oil cloves ~ 49, oil wntergreer 81 50 oil sassaras nelu
sive .se oil pennyroyal 81 g. 81. all eurrenev oil of
bay. Sl0 90 SO Engsh chemicals There more de-
IA nd or soda asst al sod aud aching poTdrr and the
market was hrn We quote soda ash ordinary to good
brands 81 80 sa sal soda 81 si si as eans.,e sod.
~ ~ oi 4o oiearbonate - lass VI "a. aii gold
bleaching powder 81 o2 super carbonate soda
John Dwixhs X Co.'S tin kessl. sc currenci
FEArikRs we're unchanged: quoted oI4sc oSsc Tor
prime geese aud 33c. Ace. Tor xed-
Fisn.-Tnere moderate demand for goldfish the
weather o' the few Deng bad
and buyers were consequently unwilling to operate. lew
sales however S. % for Georges and 70 Tor
Grand Bank Mackerel active here. east
ern market WAS active and The here were
about 1000 bbis at 9l1 tor No. shore. M and
So % ~ 90 Tor No g Box herring quiet \ few
sales were made At lie 2oc for scaled aud Toe. l2c
tor No l. Barrelled we're duh We Goldfish Georges
Bank s, 30 81. Grand Bank. 81 90 MackercShore.
No. J. Sl1 Slo No. - 80 3, 80; NJ. g. S6 80 Box
herring-scaled, zoe No |. lOc. Iac
FLOUR AND GRAiS-Rcceiptsfio Is GlJ bbls.; wheat
2S3s2 bushels meal 10 bbls. aud .as sacks. oats
lu3lO bushcls luiti do barley malt 80 do Tho
-four market quiet without decided change IN prices
The sales about 1000 bbls including state Western
and SOUTHERN at The annexed quotations Rye uour
steady with sales OF 200 bbls ~ 10 30 Is Corn meal
ruled sales -OO bbls i5U 10
braniywine ANA 81 is - 30 Western ana Jersey
yellow. We
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
A Weak Market-Stocks Still Declining
Speculation Moderately Active.
GOLD Ill A ITO rs A ITO ga.
WALL STREET,


FRIDAY, August lS-6 r. NJ.
Bears. scentng the smell OF smoke tho stories set
going yesterday, quickly decided that there mus; DO
hre somewhere, ana having found the cmbers they
have been all day trying to ian them into o lame
They have been, however. only partially successful.
The damage done in way approaches that OF con-
Migration and there has been to call for
general alarm, which they hoped would be the case.
Az far be ascertained the stories have been
made out OF whole cloth and were TO the elect
that q certain capitalist who is officially connected
with Michigan Central and Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western had been obliged to succumo to the heavy
losses which the decline ia these spccial,ies had IN
licted upon him. and that in addition very reputa-
bio Trust Company which is known to be more or less
mixed up with the aforesaid railroad finding Itself
also a very tight place Although the report seemed
TO be constructed alter the fashion ol Spanish
chatcaux, without any real foundations whatever they
still had very considerable effect upse,ting the
market Naturally, the anthracite companies and
Michigan Central received the brunt OF the attack and
were most sensibly affected. Delaware aud
Lackawanna and New Jersey Central giving
away one point, and Michigan Central
aud three -eighths While the effect OF those
damaging rumors to throw hue OF 'green aud
yellow melancholy" things generally, the promi-
uent spectators were neither much frightened
hurt half per covering the extremes Of the
day
Lake shore recovered its old prominence IN amount
OF TRANSACTIONS which made declining figures,
there being about x per cent difference sales Of
81 600 sharcs 1t appeared pretty certain that some
body getting out or trying to do 50, and II was
generally conceded that the effort the part Of
Spectator some back holding official position
under the Eric Railroad.
The remainder Of the market calls for comment
dealings being crcumscribed and barren Of story as
was Canning's knfe-grinder
The bond calls, the contrary, still continued
active and strong, with large transactions in Union
Pacific nrsts at from 1861 1861. Whether this has
anything to do with the trip OF Messrs. Dillon and
Gould Boston and the reported transfer Of portion
of tho former gentlemans stock to that Intellectual
emporium, Is left to conjecture
Al the close there somewhat OF hrmer feeling
though scarcely apprecable through the clouds Of dull
which hung over It.
SALES TODAY
The transactions Of the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated o. 25 shares New York Central and Hudson,
300; Erie 100; Lake shore, 81, ,2OO Northwestern,
100; do preferred LOO; Rock Island, 1900; Pacific
Mail, 500: ST. Paul 3.400 do. preferred 9,500 Ohios
l5OO; Western Union, 7300 Union Pacific, 100; Della
ware Iackawanna and Western, 1855; New Jersey
Central, 81 500; Michigan Central. 1900.
OPENING, HIGHEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest and
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higher, with . moderate inquiry. fhs engagements
To Liverpool steam 1000 bushels Of AZ
I'd tandard leOUO bushels last evening 7i.d ~ lbs.
5000 boxes cheese for the week engaged at 45s
5 good of which has been previously reported and
5000 packages butter for time 5Us 10 London.
steam ~ 900 bushels grain. I'D. and. by all 1000
tbs. flour IND. To GLASGOW ~ 900 bushels
grain "a. co los 1900 bushels last evening acdi
tion to the quantity reported priv terms To Hull,
500 bbs rosin private To Bristol
steam. 80 tons fish oil. eos To hamburg. per
packages tobacco AIS. Cd, Tor hhds To Antwerp.
bbls. Hour and 500 lard private
terms quoted So 3D. 3 Cd for the former the latter
s2s- Cd 45s To 81 Johns, y. r., per steam 200 bbs
5oc. ChartersA British brig. hence Cork for
orders, with 800 quarters grain. es British bark 10
arrive from fhilaGclphig direct Irish por with 500
quarters do g. privilege of Antwerp ROTTERDAM, Is
3D. Norwegian bark hence to Cork for orders with 800
bbls. refined petroleum a Sd direct part,
British bark from Piadephia TO Liverpool with 2sno
bblS nanhtha at 30 Cd British biig 10 Grrvel, hence
United kingion, with 400 bDls refined particulars
known; German ship ITO arrive from Philsdelphial
bremen, with 1900 bbs do. ut As. oo option OF lam
urg, On.