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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
New.York. IIagana y Mex!ean NAH 5. s. Line.
ArORVU GERMAN ILOND

= STEAMSHIP LINE 8ErWEFN GEW,YoRR.
SOUTHAMPTON. AID BREGEN.
COMPANIES PIER 100. o; STCOcD.Sr. HDBOKES.
wIsEK. saturday. Har. - y r. 81 re- SATURDAY. L
IO-E. Sat"rlay Nnr. - NFCIssB SatuIi3v. fHjii :
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.YORk 10 SOUTbAAP
Ton, HAyEH or BREMEN: - .
FIRST CArIN. 500 gold. I SECOND CABIN $50 gold.
STEERAGE. $50 currency. .
Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid storage CcEtl|
Gates, 80 currency.
For ghs or passage Apply TO -, M -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.-THE

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-TiE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANI'5 NAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEWfOEN AND IiASAE
CAILING ~ PLY MOL III G.Bnr the lacGnR ~ pGsSengr
spelid t il.Dr:O route Tor the Coliinens
being s,uy Than any Othcri vii sail rom Pier No
30, North R!yor. IA follows; ......... 81. ,,-,.,
IANPkpOIl. Slpg'er.......SAT EnAI. April 1.
ANiGloCr. PcEf1it,.- -;:7Ai = tDAi, Aprn 10.
Ffrsl t'l In 81 tl1O, accDr,ug 20 5'1t'ol
s,coni cabin q llu cabin 80 Return tickets at reduced
Sfc.rase 500 with superior accommodation including all
necessities wi gut eN.ia cRrg, o,al'fs NAKED taus 70
30 hot carry ,teerige pa5seiZ'rs -. -.,-,-
y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
OFFICE OF THg PENN,fLrA>'A R,H&oAD CoArNI}
F.ILApEirni., &atCh 10, 1870.
WE ANNUAL ELECTION Tor ten Directors

4 a! TINS gnrtptly wiz b. held TT ltSDAl, MARCH, -
1870 al te general ~ tt Company, 40. 233 South
F,ust PniM,rlpaa between 10 hours % 10 O'Clock A. NJ
AND u q clock . ~ JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-12-21
Grape.Gathering Damsels.

The war correspondent of the London
Tel grdph writes: ga prettier sight
presently came beneath my notice, one
forming q strange contrast to the heavy,
saddening spectacle I had lately wit
messed. l have mentioned the vineyards
OF Turkey and Servia. Those of the
lass named country have, wherever we
have gone, been effectually cleaned OF
whatever grapes they boosted; bu. in
Turkey the harvest has now come, and
as in the times when Horatius kept the
bridge in the brave days of DID, so
now the girls of the country have to
gather the vintage. The sires have had
to drive the wagons Of grain, forage,
and the ammunition to the army; have
had to take back into Nisch the wound
ed soldiers who have fallen in the fight;
have been told off to bury the dead out
of the sight of the living, and aid in
moving the tents and material of the
army. Thus to these young maidens
has been entrusted the task OF gather
ing in the wheat and barley, and to
them also has fallen the labor of bring
ing in the grapes. l suppose that even
in better times this has been
their work, for the harvest of
the vineyard has many pretty custom
connected with it which surely can not
be the outgrowth of a devastating war.
1t is when the grapes are purple or
transparent that the Bulgarian damsel
dons new attire, plaits her hair with
gaudy ribbons, fastens to her head
dress pieces of gold if she be rich, or
copper if she be poor, and sallies forth
to pluck the rich fruit. We met little
procession of these youthful DANES GO
ing out to q vineyard on our way to
Nisch. Seated in the rough wagons of
the country, with baskets on their
arms, gay in their bright dresses and
radiant with smiles, they were being
slowly drawn by bullocks, which, being
lazily tended by boyish drivers, rolled
first to one side and then to the other
of the rough, badly made road. Every
now and then one Of the party would
break out into snatches Of song, and
then there would be peal of laughter,
SO careless were they of the passing
hour. To one just fresh from the hor-
rors of war il was strange to see such
merriment so close to so much devas-
tation and misery"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-12-21
WHEN A NAN CONES HOME.

BIZ DINAH MULOCH CRAIK.
When man comes home,
Don't begin to wrangle;
Better far to sleep
In the hungry deep,
Meath white sheets Of foam,
And Of sea weed tangle.
Peace, peace peaces
Cease, cease, cease.
When man comes homo,
Don't begin to WTAng3e.
When aman comes home,
Iethim enter smiling;
Take the children sweet,
Playing round his feet;
Throw on grief and gloom,
And the worlds beguiling,
feace, peace, peace;
Cease, cease, cease.
When man comes home.
Let him find all smiling.
When man comes home,
He should still remember
It's not always May,
Either work or play
Sure as June will come
There will come December.
Peace, peace, peace;
Cease, cease, cease.
Evening brings all home,
And sunshine In December.
-Hasper's Monthly.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-12-21
HOME INTERESTS.

PUDDING SAUcE.-1 cupful of sugar,
cup CT butter, l egg, the yelk and
white beaten separately, flavor to suit
hetaste, beat all together, and add
teaspoonful of hot water just before
serving.
TOMATO Souri, quarts of tomatoes
after they have been skinned and cut
up; boil for long time and rub them
through q colander. / pint Of boiling
milk added very gradually that it may
not curdle; heaping tablespoonful of
butter, same OF flour rubbed very
smooth in cold milk; salt, pepper and
cloves. Serve with little squares of
toasted bread.
To STEW PEARs.-Pare them after
scalding thoroughly, then cut in halves
and core; or, if small, leave them whole
as in preserving. Put them in porce-
lain kettle and let them stew slowly un-
til tender adding only enough water to
keep them from burning on. When
nearly stewcd enough, add coffeecup-
full of sugar, and stew until cooked suf-
ficiently. A grated or sliced lemon inn
proves the flavor. A glass of claret
wine added just before they are done is
also liked by many persons.
TOMATO FIGs.-Take 6 pounds OF
sugar to peck or Is pounds of the
fruit; skin them; their own juice will
make the sirup; cook them until clari-
fed; then spread them on dishes, fiat
ten them, and dry in the sun. While
drying sprinkle frequently with the
sirup; then pack them in boxes, treat
ing each layer with powdered sugar.
The sirup is concentrated for use by
boiling. Ordinary brown sugar may be
used, but better article is preferable.
Small round tomatoes are the best for
this purpose.
SUNDAY DINNERS QUICKLY PRE-
PARED.-A kind sister, helpfully in
clined, writes me as follows: ssI've had
it on my mind for several weeks to write
you something about Sunday dinners.
You know when there is family of Eve
or six persons, more or less, and all
want to go to the morning service, and
stay to Sunday-school, their appetites
are pretty well sharpened by the time
they get home, especially if there is q
ride OF two or three miles. / have ex-
perinented in various ways that we may
have our dinner as soon as possible af-
ter getting home, or each one begins to
help himself, which causes much con-
fusion and spoils the meal. find that
by leaving the tea-kettle on the stove,
and filed, with little fire, the water is
in condition to boil quickly, and mush
IS soon prepared. In cold weather
nothing Is better than oyster-soup,
which requires but few minutes cook
ing. A good meal is quickly prepared
by having chicken made ready over
night, by dressing and stufiing, and
then it is ready to put into the oven
| when the family sit down to breakfast.
It requires little care, and is nicely
Drowned by church-time, and keeps
warm in the oven until wanted for din
ner. I find it q great help to aave POI
tatoes ready to warm over. Often meat
/ is boiled or roasted on Saturday, which
relishes well cold. A rice pudding,
made without eggs, and lett in the oven,
is nice with sugar and cream. Amer
| icaD Agricult,Tist.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-12-21
A Very FrenehiileA ST.

A man named Courbalon u
Paris court charged with the
his wife under extraordinaf =.
stances. He discovered ~ ~
existing between hsrsnlf m
seph Partridge, Partridge
PEELED by several vigorons klel
the lady implored pardon q ~ !
oh yes" replied Courbalon n 4 q
tone. The next day, at noon ~ &. 1
wants placed on the table six 81
cartridges, which, in Francs q
larger than those in the United
As soon as his wife sat down, NJ
the door and drew from iii re- ~ ia
revolver. "Eadame," he -
hour for your punishment -
You have dishonored me ~ -
man named Partridge, and heFs
Of his namesakes for You to g.
You will please eat them q
morsel. II You cease doing a. -
attempt to give an alarm.
your brains out" The unhaI
an, feeling the impossibility &
plishing the task without llll ~
self, fell on her knees and ir1 IT, =
pity. Courbalon's oniy repl
cock his revolver, and shoAt
commenced her task. = f0lGee h n
that forbid your drinking
eat, = said Courbalon. Tie ~
an, after finishing the second -.
showed signs Of weakness. 3 = r..
her sad eyes to her husband
imploring expression, but 3. r.
the pistol inexorably aS'hs1 =!
two hours and half the VIZ hlxas
eaten; at 9 o clock that nis 4
an died of Indigestion.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-12-21

whence they probably MIR 4 J,
the glacial epoch to the preIesx' -
OF the existing members 81 ~ r.
along with the horses, tspiY|@ 49, -
carries, which disappeared 49,
country about that time. y ~
Not less interesting is ths ID 4
by the remains Of those unfosss
monsters to which the nanass s;sA Fl
rum, uintatherium, dinocses 3 Re.
phodon, and eobasileus have i .ssz
huge creatures intermediate i
orders represented by tn sS;s H.
and the elephant. Pr0fesss.. =; a.
compares them to broken - s2'slI
bridge by which the gull, tSss .s.. 81
completely divides the ordS.. - s!
Perissodactyle ungulates a;s5 II 81.
Doscidea, may have been uss,s5
They were all elephant-liha n fs,a, .!l
general appearance, yet evssss;' =!
combination of Characters Wkssf. ID j.
them unlike any thing elsevhsfs n.
Their feet were fiye-toed. fs.sz -
cfroscrh% 49, $500, ..sst
s.la ~ ana MASSIVE; their neeIf
= .lal ING eiephant's, and their
plainsu, narrow head much nj
the rhinocer0s's than the -
But their distinguished pecnl;ss35s3
snelr Irontai armament Of three
noIns, wnlcn' with their enoEI1SSs
anu ssrengtn' must have mnd6
oIlnluaoie indee0. Their end e 325
nys.1iy. :. mas Oeen Suggested =
sne close OF the eocene period they
nave nlgrated 70 Asia to Try the &
t,oh ., .nat Iamiiy which first apr
sne oiu world under the more IT,
forms OF the typical proboscideanf
e1ePnants' masSodons, and ms11s
none o. tnese appear IN Americ1j
l.an Inc pielocene period, Z lo
a,leF Iney nad become abuns.
oia Worid. !
among tne carnlvora which ~
UPON the aoundant herblvorous
VI .ne gIea. plans, forests "a
.egions Oh Inc tertlaly ages, not ~
- 80 J SoSohs oxfQ<1c
specnic esoiution. There wetp xa
en1m 1erce creatures, iarge
wives lsynaplotnefum aud raezQ
Mnicn presented sucn 9 combiM11
oual ac'.,s .nat u Is lmposslble {oj
snell WIN eltner OF the existinE
los u .ne oroer 70 winch they
IN some respects they wero lik4
N olnsIs they were peaf-like; tn
DINERS .ney were more generAlia
my eAlsalhg members Of -
lnsn lneie were several epscdss 4 ~
n r, some larger man any
nu.opean ioi,ns' ana DINERS ~
enan 9 ioA Inc last sutslFUf9
loup nosaply ulnerlng ifom a11
knumn. In me cnaraoter
skuIs tney stand lnlermedlaia y
wuses anu opossums. AZ ~
Pellous, sun more generall1
apounded- some q them eq1
!ne generic cna!acterlstlee 4
uozen ~ o'r speclalzed m00
sora.
{ rnaPs tne most remark
mp enenslse types was the g4
wnlcn seem 20 nave comnlned an
aclerlstlcs OF severai distlnc
ING cshnvors' the nooied an3l
,ne Iodents. some o. thel q!
Iarse as tne tapir. neir nlsy ..s
were Or tne unguiate type, t1eaI
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-12-21

always that One above, more kind than
a mother, notices every cup Of water
you place to your child's lips. ~ ou,s-
try Gentleman.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-12-21

A much more remarkable family was
the orcodantid@, which began in the
later eocene, extended through the milo
Gene, when they swarmed enormously,
dying out in the early pliocene. In
nearly all points of structure, they were
intermediate between ruminants and
swine, furnishing complete line OF
transition between those now widely
separated groups. Their remains are
found in great abundance, both in spe-
cies and individuals; and a gradual
modification, corresponding with the
chronological position, can be traced
from the earlier, more generalized forms
to the latest and most specialized; thus
affording one Of the most complete
chains Of evidence yet found in favor
OF progressive alteration of form, not
only Of specific but Of generic import
ance, through advancing ages.
Exceedingly suggestive, too, is the
history of the camelid@ as exhibited in
our tertiary strata. Here was appa-
rently the original home Of this singu-
lar group, now represented only by the
namas Of South America, and the two
camels of the old world. During the
middle and later tertiary ages, tran
sitional forms from the more gener-
allied acknowledgements increasingly
camel-like and llama-Iike in character
were abundant in North America,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
THE MARKETS.
tcnctuily reported tor ruE rRIDuSLl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
LIZ Norln Hirer. TcsseIA. and E1Itr1Iin
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FHpAY. MAY 10. 1876.
AsHEs-Tere Is little OF moth n; song ant quotation.
are moro nominal real, at FOR Pots ana Dc Tor
UtESWAX-The business l. small ami wholly for b-achers
waus exporters sd lu Oh the rtvcs are NOT laiEN con
scquemty rice, may considered steady at 35S31o Tor
broom CORS~Ihe general market was wesL. lazy. and
utlc dcmora1ci uYder the continued duii Al" oi ~
ttu- quote: Br1si. short green. Hgdlh,@ uufl,
rrceu y h s40lOc. Green, medium v y. JdO'gc' AMI
are 10 changes and only lobb~c trade
ruiue We quote AamaHunc, l2dlIc Tor ia ~ Oaoc
sperm at 2sa29c lateni sp'rn Soc f4Iannr' @'--loi
lseducd ,,finai cii. 27o.-Sc.
CufCCOHi wgs quiet AZ 3'sd c. god TOT otfihAn' anu
tOAi-iI luminous ha, been tar demand AMI ste ldy
Anthracite has been quet, but p''cr- Hnn'l ID" mf'l
CHANGE. TurrI.n COILS Gul and nom nal We dior; t1r
Liverpool Canned &lidtIG; LIy rpoo. Oas no. @iO
Newcastle do. - tOa-6 scotch do, S'drs; do steam
yania NcstmoTriud. aul West virginia 61A - - ,ui
brrland and BrOadoy tjasJ % and Ahha'e s'@ 30
Cocoa has been dull m crrly nouin1i at i2c for
SantO Dumuro % T-1c Tor Mlid,fho lt~lCc iT Quay
Qul ami lSc2O,- Tor taiacca-, an go'd ,. ,c..,,,
'COFffE-Mnd Coire Ht dhl nnd ~ IN nAl ~ pHi ~,
gold for Maraca bo and ! d@5ci ro Tor AVA 10 Jifs
dana Do.nug0 sold a. H. lic Elll ho C"nce Wa
duh aud nearly nominal az l's1 rA,, Enl i"f oludff H
ptime carge and lJii0 e. god. fI iolbins lots JOOJ
bass Pair ex Adclllle 81 Balt4more. spli AT IL.
CODPIkAGI HIOth There j. IlthiuE % report IN
busucs continues mo4tTa AMI frtff nom
in,ilr unc'an e.. We qpIt- Empy Hor'head- = 2 a
90; Hoops feet Ordinary IL Prime "3dJg IL irrt
- ,i fr. M1e,ss ~hoOEs. 81 inches Heads, ~ 90
a %. sugar Shaoks Heads - inches - 5d0$ 80
do 30 inches, ~ 7"dS- TO- lnN Sh"oA- 'oG'1c Hum
aLoDkz %10-I %: Pho >i"Jkr 80 JO0-t
COITON-1he mafket ol The spot was al ana lover oW'
nr 10 the fGcin BTotncr Of Ne"i 0rS ana Liver
Ioo there was T'ssuIo l2 So 9nu s ', % ~
I.O bar. Of which - list evening iCludinr 1Z ba~ Tor
T or 2g9 4 consumption and 800 for speculation lhc re-
CENT. at tr ports 1868 bales hghst j. 2balrS ms
317N bales This day Lat y'ht Tor tIr
"a nt 20 COS rsra 7S2 hal last week ana 1901
hIeS s week l-st year Tue oI"ing the revised quo
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

C5Is Lake Shore also took steam at $3.50, which
carried its price momentary TO 54is, but this stock
also took the back track and went off per cent at
the close. Michigan Central walked up to 47s4
from 47la but at the close selling at
46ii. Erie was dealt in at t15ls015l4014osa 143i.
The dealers in this stock are anxiously awaiting
the results of the bondholdes meeting 10 be held In
London on the Goth inst, at which it is expected
that active measures will he adopted to Immediately
foreclose the property The st. Paul stocks were
neglected aad dull There sale of North
West Common aud but 100 shares of the Preferred.
Rock Island seemed to engross the attention OF the
Northwest party. and accordingly sold from 1858
to 1OG, with later transactions at 1056s Al
though a considerable quantity of the stock
of New-Jersey Central has undoubtedly found its
way from the strong boxes of investors into tho
street. 1t is possible that the "bears" in this stock
may be pressing their advantage a little too fast.
The price still further declined to S3, and clio ed
with recovery of only 81 per cent. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western however. was steady at
1O5140103G 1858. New-York Central was sold to
the extent of 800 shares at 40. Union Pacific de-
clined to 5S05Sls. The market closed weak
and fev.rish The total transactions of the
day were 1f57OO shares. resulting in the
final changes from yesterdays last prices.
being follows: gain of ls each in Ohio and
Mississippi and St. Paul Preferred, b in Rock Island,
bs in Producers Land and Petroleum, and per cent
in Pacific Mail Central and Hudson, Northwest
Common and Preferred each declined ls; Erie, Han
nibal and st. Joseph. and St. Paul. each Il Lake
Shore. %; Delaware Lackawanna and Western and
Michigan Central, each 7s; Union Pacific /, and
jersey Central, 3la. The others are unchanged.
The following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

active for offered only sale and disposed OF
ears for Brighton the remainder the Eastern radei
clipped averaging 80 h ut 81 c ~ H. at S6 80
b at G5 7s 81 H. at 81 lzl; Michigan WOO sheep aver
ling 10 H. at SO 60 Ohio wool averaging ~ 10 at 70 70 ;
0l n, at 81.
HoGs-Ileceips today 800 nead making the total supply
for far $50 head against i30) head fof
the last week and 900 head for the same week
last year market fairly active sales of Yores al 81 zoo
81 30; heavy 81 4O9S7 Ga. -
COwS-lse eIpis week, 80 mixers and
sprneTs eray rood quail demand good and Ill o1efed
sl1 lily quoted az s0aS Sij Lead ow extra NJ SJoo
SO; mixers prefer red. ,o.
CALvRs-Only few head Of good veals offered abont 100
of bobs poor flesh from t. old disposed
Of at 81 j0dsJ 30 hea according ~ weight and hesb
CHICAGO May l9-CArTLE- Receipts 4.GOO head market
feeders Sidsi % ami cnoics beifer 1854 6Ji
good to choice shipping sieers 81 65aSJ; Shipments 3iOo
h ad.
oGs-Recepts 1000 head market fairly active and prices
steady hght ~ O5ds1 10; pacing r6 90dS7 o. ship
Ping, SO f5oS7 20: Philadelphia 81 % sales chiefly OF fAr
To good 81 OJaS7 10: shlpmonis. T. 90 head
SiIE2P-Receipts, 200 head market duh.
INDIANAroL May 19IIOGs receipts, l.l00 head market
duh prices weak and unchanged.
PIrsBURGH PENN May l0-rhe receipts Of cattle at East
Liberty, Penn to-day S3B head through stock. making
total supply fer the days 1880 head theIe was
no ock IN the yards for SALE and business done.
HoGo-Recei to-day J 10 head, making the total supply
days 1850 hoai Workers, 81 3Jdt7 90;
Philadelphias, 81 60aGs7 Sj.
SiREP-ecepts day. total for tne past four days
Is, 600 head quoted at Sl0k5 %.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
COLD nnnfafions werc /:
The closing quotations Of foreign exchange
prime banking sterling bills on 60 day

Tnc home money market was quiet alid easy, INC
furry in Pacific Mail yesterday having no effect
uron rates and demand loans were done all day al
10 3l2 per cent, n lower rate beng current on
nlcdgs of United States securities. In Iecaid 10
commercial paper rates may be said to have down
wand tendency. At bank the rate Is per cent Dat
in the outside market quotations range from u per
cent downward The following were the rates OF
eycI,anQe on Ncw-Ycrl, at the aforementioned cites
to-day: Charleston, is01 premium; Savannah, oiG
premium Cincinnati, firm, good demand oo~ ioo
,,rcrGiurn: St. Iouis II % premium; New-Orl"ais
commercial, 5Ig; bank, 3s and Chicago DOC pio-
MUM. The United states Treasurer to-day received
5000 900 National bank notes for redemption Inc
customs receipts at Washington today were SlV'-
GOO The Internal Revenue receipts footed Up
$500 900. The following is the Clearinghouse
starment: Currency exchanges, $5So7G, l33; cur
reucy balances. $2,913,SJJ; gold exchanges @5'-
900 $50 gold balances, $jGOOlG.
Tho upward turn in gold has had strength
cning effect upon ihc market for United States secn-
rifles. which were higher, on better volume OF
business. Coupon 5-20s of 1867 advanced to l2l'S
and registered to 1911, registered skies oi 1881
seli;uq nt 12I7s registered 5.20s of 1860 at 10.
common 5-2Os of 1860, new, at ll9l registered ten
fo,fies at ll77s, and coupon new hvcs Mt ll''o
There were 10 new features to the market when
closed strong at the best prices Of the day. The io-
l., a. lgsiu
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
SALES PROM 2la O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
lFnTDAY. Nav l0-P. VI.

The logic OF Wall-st spectators passes the com
prehension Of ordinary mortals. Adopting the
theory that the present directors of tire Pacific
MAI Steamship Company have been beaten IN %
contest for the Continuance of the control OF the
Conipanys property after the coming election OF
directors and basing that theory upon tie supposed
throwing up of the SPONGE" indicated by the
large sales made by director yesterday, the mass
:" specnlators, through some curious process OF
reasoning OF total lack of the reasoning power,
'on 70 nave reached the conclusion that the parties
""o yesterday sold out their Pacific Mail stock
'"us realizing something like 100000 CASH were
necessarily compelled to buy in other stocks OF which
'ney We're supposed TO be heavily short, which
PaiohASes' the street argued, must sympatheticaly
su'shce pnces generally. while to the ordinary I'M
.o1''anoihg 1t would seem that party having scv-
90, ventures III tho street who should close out one
VI 'nen satisfactorily would be all the more able
" " 'aKe care OF the others. But looking at il from
:. ~ street view as already indicated,
was not surprising TO see. in the
eany trading to-day, both small bulls and bears
snnoine over each other to obtain stocks the first
~ view OF anticipated profits. and the latter TO 1imiG
present loss; was it anything but logical re-
'u, That when both kinds OF buyers had become
sasAIed the market should first lapse into
sa'iness ~ and finally become weak. Pacific
mall however, failed TO furnish the full quantity Of
.actemcnt that had been expected Of il to-day al
enough its fluctuations were somewhat lively as fol-
.o~s; 2lisS23021 ls02 E021 7s022si while the
sansaetlons amounted only 10 about 1900 shares
ssaihst $1,000 shares yesterday. The stock to-day
''ead OF commanding premium for use loaned at
pel cent for carrying. Western Union opened
- oo+ and made a lively dance up to G6as within
a., nfst half hour of business but soon returned to
and subsequently ruled between the latter
"''e and 6Js until quite late, when it broke to