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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
Dr. Railways
REGULATING PILLS

psrisctly tastsles, elegantly coated With svss
gum, Purye, regulate, purity. cleanse. and
ytrensthen. kayvay's Pnis, for the cure Of a.
disordeu Of the Stomach, Liver, Bovels, kidney.
Bladder, Nervous D'seassa, HesdAchs, Constipa,
uon, Costivene0, indigestion, Dyspepais, bilious
heas, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the Rowels
Pies. and all arrangements Of the Internal visoera
Warranted to effect . Positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury. minerals, OF
deleterious drugs
o~Observe the following symptoms resultirs
&om Disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Ples, Fulneas Of ths Hood
b ths Heais Acadity Of the s,omach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Fullneo Il WEIGHT
In the stomach, Sour Eruptions, Sinking on Fl1s.
tstnes In the PIT Of the Stomach. SWIMMING q
the Head, hurried and Difhcult broathsns Flint.
eexines q tbs Hearf, Choking or Suocatlle sensa-
don vhen II Lying tost8s. D1mneo Of viaon,
Dots or Wee essore the oaght, Fever anu Dull
Pain IN the Head, deficiency 81 fenpiration, Ysi.
lovness Of the akin and Eve, Pun in he noe:
Chest, Il nhs, and sudden Fluskss Of Heat, Burn.
Ing In tie Eieah.
Abv doses Of RADwAYs PILLS yin ftss the
eyyte0, from all the above named disorder
frios D csns Psr box Sold By Drueyista
assd 'sFALsE And TRUE"
ond sos lstasf-ssanp 70 RADwAY 4 90. Nc
. WarIsn b. ksv Hssk. lnsognssiop worth
ehson1ds Vim b seat -.
onk41o1A-oo4Avo
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

Every drop of the sarsaparllian Resolvent COM
nunicstes through the blood, sweat, rrine. and
OF her fluids and juices of the SYSTEM the sigor OF
life, for repairs the wastes of The body With new
and sound material. ScrOiula, Syphilis, Con-
sumption granduai disease, GERS III the throat,
mouth umors, Nodes IN the glands and Other
parts OF he System, ssre eyes, strumoTou. dis
charges from the ears, and the worst forms OF skin
diseases erupIions, lever sores, scaid head ring
wera, sat rh-um, erysipe. as, acne, black spots
Forms in the flesh, tufnoTs. cancsrs in the womb,
and all weakening and painful discharges, night
sweats, loss sperm and all wastes Of the life prn-
cple, within the curative range OF this wonder
Of modern chemistry, and a lew GAYS use Will
prove any person using 1t for either OF disease
It's potent power TO cure them.
II the potent, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition what is continually pro-
gressng, succeeds in arresIing these wastes, and
repairs the same with new material made from
healthy bl0od-and this the Sarsapsrillian will and
doos secure-a cure il cerlain Tor when once this
remedy commences ii work Of puriheation. and
succeeds In diminshn ing the los- Of wastes, ii re-
pain will be rapid, ana every day the paIent will
feel himself gro wing better end stronger, the food
food digestng better, appetite improving and hesh
and weight increasing.
Not only does the oarsaparilisn Resolvent excel
all known renedical agents in the cure Of Chronic,
6crofulous, constitutional and Skin diseases bu,
Il 10 the only positive cure for
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
RAW-FURS WANTED.

SEND FOR PRIcR CURRENT To A. =. RerRR-
n ROr q &C., Manu- acfurers and Exporters
OF Nmcriran Fur -kin-, ai3 ~ est Fo0r n a.
sfnciooati They piy the hishet price. cur.
Ienti America. shipping to them direcr viii
save The pr fits II mid ile-men, and bring PRONG pt
cash returns. d.cs -
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

Senator Christiancys bride has le,
millions of dollars alp through her fneer.
and he's long been young lady of note.-
Ga OIMnariaL Aye, and of title like
wiss; for the Senator'S bride was for many
ysan . counts. in the Treasury Depart.
msnt.-Ddroa In1xxe.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
CONSTANTINE'S
PINE TAR SOAP.
FoR TOILET. eATH AEr NURSERY.

OeosNee0 0a1P, prevents Baldneas and re-
MOVES DandruA, fimPles. Freekles, Tan, Birth
1axks and cher impurities OF the scalp and akin
aaea. W0onds, Burns and Barhers Itch, else
QlsaxIh, Chspoed or Craeked HaLas Frost Bites,
Chinhaaina, Tstter, Salt Rheun, Rhsumatisn and
ReOA0eD she Hk10 smooth, clear and
Aeathy, and h excellent for cleansing the Teeth,
tnpahhs pleaaant odor 70 the mouth and sweet
neDe - the breath sob ~ eRocERS AND
oeueolSt& opt20-eodAvS7
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

SS IN S20 per day. Agents wanted. All
~ " V6V cissses Of working people Uf both
sexes, young and old, make more money at work
tor US, in their Localities, during their spare
moments, or all the time, than at any thing else.
We offer emI loyment that will pay Handsomely
tor every hours work. Full particulars, terms,
hc., sent Tree. send us your address n once.
DoR't delay. Nov Is the time. Don't look for
work business elsewhere, until you have learned
what We offer. q. sTrNsos 4 Co., Portland, Maine
msyl9-4s-Gav
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Tumor of Twelve Tears Growth
Cured by kaaWay's ResOlyent.

BEVERLY, Mass, July is, 1863.
Ds. EABwAY Il have mad ovarian tumor in the
ovaries aud bowels. Ali the doctors said ''there
was no help ior it, red every Thing that wss
recommended, but nothing helped me. l saw
your keso!vent, and thought 1 ~ou. -uy 1t; .ui
had no faith in 1t, because had suffered fol
twelve years, a TOOK ak bottles OF the Eesolveni
and one box OF Railways Pills, and Two bottles OF
your Ready Relief, there Is not q sign Of tumol
to be seen or felt, and feel better, smarter and
happier than have.tor twelve years. Ihe worst
tuner in the left side Of the bowels, over the
groin. write this TO you for the benefit otaers.
You can pubhsh II Il you choose.
HANNAH. p. KNAPP.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23


red thou uaad shares
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

from prominent gentleman and resident Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, for the past iorty years we'll knosn
TO the newspaper publisher throughout the United
States:
New YoRK, Oct. II, 1870.
DE- RADwAY.-Dear sir:-I am induced by
sense duty To the suffering % mSke brief state-
ment Of the working OF your medicine on myself.
For several Year, i had been Affected with some
trouble in the bladder and urinary organs which
some twelve month"; rgo eliminated IN . most ter.
ribly anecting disease, which the physicians all
said pgostafic structure In ths uresha - also
idnammation Of the kidneys and bladder, ana
gave ts - their opinion that my sge-73 yeafs-
would prevent my ever getting radically cured.
had tined . number o. physicians, and had taken
alafge quantity 0. medicine, both aI!operhic and
hemeoPainie; but had got no Ielisi. had rcd
Of aslonishing cnie having been made BY your
rsneAiea, and some fsur months ago read . no.
tice in the Philadelphia satur ay Evening Post
al cure having been effected on Q person Who hid
long been suffering - 4 had been. went right od
and got some OF eseh-your earmparillian Resol.
vent, Ready Relief and Regulating Pilu-and
,omrnerced taking them. In three days vas
neatly relieved. anu nov Eel - veil - ever.
G. w. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

CHURCHEs, Public Buildings and Private Re-
sidences hea ed ny Low P'e.suTs steam a d
Hot W .ier, b. the ate and most efsc i've meth
DDS. Registers a'lowest prices. Radiators, Coils,
fiItin. srumps .ac sc
CRANE. BREED E. CO.,
sS5-7l5 West Eighih Street,
eoi-tcSs Cincinnati Ohio
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Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropey, stoppays Of water, incontinence OF urine,
BrighPs disease, Nbuminuria, and IN all cases
where there brick dust deposits, the water
is.thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white o. egg, threads like white slk, there
In Q morbid Ozark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposlts and when there is Q pricking,
burning sensation when passing water, and pain
IN the small OF the back and along the loins.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
Errofs and Abukes In early lie. Manhood re-
stored. Impedimen's 70 Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment New and r. markable rem
edies. Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed
enve opes. Addr.ss, howard ASSOC, ALTON,
4l9 N. ninth t., Philadelphia, Pa. an Institu-
tion having high repu alton for homo ab con-
duct and proiessiona skill jxn19-Sl-eod6w.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

Fever and Ague cured for city cents. There Ii
not q remedial agent in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other malarious, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other fever. 9sited
Fifty Radvay's Pills. 80 quick as Rsdssy' Ready
Relief. Fifty cents per Bottle.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
The Great Blood Purifier.

Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Incrssse of Flesh
and Weight-Ciear Skin and Beautiful
Complexion secured 10 ali.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

According to the doctrine of the Catho-
lie Church, the unchristian character oi
the priest made no difference to the mem
Der in so rar as the efficiency of the sacra.
ment was concerned but it would be hard
to make Protestants accept such a view.
Such q council as had been called would
have about as much effect as n brush OF
feathers in clearing out mine The re
quest from the church in Andoyer to Ply
mouth Church was perfectly proper, and
the Council went out of its woy to deal
with the matter. The Council had no
more right to deal with the matter than il
had to conduct the trial Of Gen. Babcock.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ c7C EACH WEEK Agents wanted particulars
{ VIZ free. J. Worth 4 Co., ct Louis, No.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

20 IT.st s'gzT'7.g.a ,',.i 3ry ileHCZN
80 szy.a cCc-ISIc..G acG IeSS9S
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

Parian ware, Banquet holders, Vases, &c.
at ou0t.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

selling at s4is subsidized to 83is and was rallied to
s4ls. Jersey Central sold at 407sd41 39ls840le,
and Delaware and Hudson at 66'084. rumor is
TO be circulated tomorrow that new combination
being formed that will control the price of coal
and il probably will have the foundation that such
thing is TO be attempted. Gentlemen of the SOW
eral directories may as well understand that what
is now proposed is of impossible accomplishment,
and even il it were otherwise, IT would not help
the market price of their stocks which seems to be
the ruling motor of all their plans. Lake Shore
extremely dull, selling at 53lS5240 3la052ss0
530527s. In st. Paul Preferred, in which there
was something of a furry, after selling at 68ls0
0651a0ee, favorable movement was seized to
bid the price up to 66l2 at which 500 shares were
apparently sold, but it as quickly returned to 66,
and then was quoted at 85si0657s. Rock Island
late in the day became a feature in its sudden rise
from 1O3la 10 1O4ai inducing quite large covering
of the outstanding short interest after which 1t re-
turned to 104is, and closed offered at that price,
Erie, Ohio and Mississippi, and New-York Central
were heavy all through comparatively light trans
actions. The North Westerns attracted but little
attention. Panama still remains quoted at 1869
1876, while it is extremely doubtful if 1000 shares
could be sold above par. Pacific Mail, sales Of
700 shares returned to 22A. Western Union was
strong at 697s069os070ls070 The transactions
of the day aggregate 100000 shares, and the final
changes from the closing prices of last night gener
ally show loss follows: Declines Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph and Central and Hudson, each Il;
Lake Shore Northwest Preferred. Pacific Mail, and
Producers Petroleum each ss; Delaware and IIud-
son and ST. Paul, each z; Erie, Os; c., c.. c. and
and New-Jersey Central, each per cent. Advances
St Paul Preferred. Is; Ohio and Mississippi and
Western Union, each Il; Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western and Northwest, each as and Rock
Island, Il per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYoRK, Sept i.BEEvEs-The arrivals to-day were 50
cara at sxfiets 35 at Jersey CITY, making 724 head
completing 1867 foe the week aganst $500 last week
u%n S and the supply o cSttc fully up
In fact hard % se out sef setting aside 500 to
stock be made frOu the prices Of YESTERDAY
was usual average with My 81 cherokeos fair cattle $50
M at % per eS, SPe % hsTd natives rS 2, & ysr e 0
I%a{ Ioe e 20 Whole ss &c. owing to good
The slzetst shippers T. c. Eastman, 81 cars; N
sDS MSr bTos ssTs eae Ss RnS S0 O. W. Ss
AMI ]. H. Williams and r. vredOnburgh, cars each. with
Eastman sold g Z? n,s ~ s,esF M a5 s g. = q
asd s At AZ % s Sns a. 81 each SO Of SW s. AZ
lo So h and y EACH 10 Of oaS o. az o i9tS % n and 81 81
sssei Meyers sold for N Morris So steers 1853 n at
sSc % 90 OF llSS D. at &c. O6 D. less 81 eaehi 81 OF
2ps ~ q csrS SS sold their Illinois steers 1878 10 at &c. and
81 each q 1885 D. eaS Of 1907 d, Siae 10 OF iiOS
Rg,naS vTsssPeHrgs T;sa ss so1 Illinois % e steers
wsm: 81 e .s .SS i P,no, 1857 o. a, le. 81
sac SSn s. b. iss sO i ssSs9 sSSs 4 10 Ssnqis q D. si
st9as n les q r. esch For II Klsn aa1 10 q s laea "
O Coon o. rho%p.on S@s 'e selS - illinois,
81 eachi II Of iSl 9hc 81 of i4s6 at etc and Doc
s. Moses sold 20 oherckess Of ei1 and a q g5o D.
Prrss soSs se si a. I'd g. less sSs 'ea each SO' '
Van sad 3 Sa NJ S PSSs.da a3S ssd r Is Dam.p Co
sa dss ss@s &C. ana cars
single cars. "a, ,e- ,,,.uo,. .,o.rs a, M, ovt
average for d. Mcpherson at sacy 5S n elOo % ~ q
NJ lssiSci SiSe 81 81 n ii one for Kerr Taylor Co., az
She S5 b 9g 90, 6e for Au & Co, IL thin Indiana 6t
81 B Ss Ohio for j. Holmes. "a ewt az Sc, cSb .,o,
les Al each gof 1880 OF 1850 AZ ec Of 533
10 al lOc So b and ~ Of l458 at loc, 81 aso tSa
Anil q Co. is Missouri, l62 B, at Szc 80 ID 10 OF lzso
ib at &C., 81 each and Q Of l,ls7 10 At &C. cc7u
W. E. dudley, for stern Ca. 10 ordinary steers oT D.
wssssns Tor Hs,a Iso,s LOT a r q 4 IA ss
Ioc, 50 D. and q each for G1ansers II Of so -
II Fsgan sold his 6i Ohio common cattle llsj u ~ oos
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
THE MARKETS.
tcarefuly reported tor rhE rnDuSLi
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, sept i, lbIo
AsHFs-There was only limited trade the last basis
of Asc for Pots aud 6sgc. for Pearls -.
X--T1cre continued dullness and ate quot
tOns nOmnay unchanged nj JO2d3ic r"esefn anu
81 lad3Zc. for southern. o,o,.
BILE change feature We quotoi shot Green Brass
and Green Huh S2aiOc; Medium Green, bdO2c and heo
and Red tipped. 3dic. cash ..,...
CANDLES-Ihe usual job,ing business was done az late
picss We quote Adamantjne at llAdlbtc; ioI lzalo
ounce Sperm 28c; Patent SPERM SSc Psrsfne ISaisc
Spermacet, 2Td2bc
Cmicc6RY quiet at &C., gold for English and "a
u4slc., gold for German -. ..o,.
c6Ai1The inmense sale OF last Tuesday brought about
lower Irces rather dull state OF anairs mas existed
pool Gas slOasll Newcastle dor S5 cO scotch do 20
as7 Steam. sOds5 10; Provincial. q 5Ody0 90 cur
Pennsylvana WI stmOreaud, and West NrNpa naa
g6d$B 20 Cumberland SOFT and broad TOP and Cearneio
- ass 20 and Apthiacite ~ ass = by The cargo
COCOA-Iho stock today 2156 bags Trade has been
II 4dl6c Caracas. and l2d3c for Guayaqu, all gold
COFFEE-Dild grades quiet NJ the full quotations.
given Yesterday the market being steady Rio quiet but
frm 54dlSc gold for Ordinary 70 Prime cargoes and
15Gl9c gold tor Jobbng ofs 800 bags on Myers sold In
private terms.
CoOPERAGE sToCR-There moderate sales at late
steady prices. We qnote Empty Hoghead 80 90 Hoops
sOrnary Prime, SoS 43b IL feet S57 as50
Molasses ShOOKS 80 inches, with Heads 81 DOdSZ sugar
Shouka with Heads 81 inches 81 50as! 30 do 80 inches
81 GOas2; Box Shocks, 7Oei6ci Run sLooks sAi Pips
COTioN~There was good general demand and nr1nor
for spot and Low Middng and grsdos
below we're Receipts at the ports the week
Ia l bales week 1871 bales corresponding week last
wear 4g7 bales for year ending Sept q, lao bars
lat year 3 1865 bals sales Today l63l baes OF whon
4J bales export 81 bacs Tor consumption and 20
Ann
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

The Controller OF the Currency Is in receipt Of a
large number of inquiries from National banks
throughout tho country, asking If they will be
allowed to substitute 4l2 per cent bonds for those
now held 10 secure circulation. As the Secretary
has decided that this may be DONE the Controller Ia
of the opinion that considerable amount Of the
bonds now held to secure circulation viii be thrown
on the market, and 4l2 per cents be deposited in
their stead.
The Printing Bureau OF the Treasury Is now run
ming day aud night the Jig per cent bonds.
twenty millions will be completed and delivered to
the Secretary by Tuesday next
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad earned.
gross for the third week of August, 1876. SG3.95s
against 7l 1893 for the corresponding week Of 1879
Decrease, $s,035
The following shows the imports Of dry goods at
this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning of the year. compared with tho corre-
spending periods of the two previous years
En,eTSd al tie port go e. lS6iso s2gsf.eSs sleeos2s
Thrown marEet.... 3s25.fh 49li,IS0 l,9o0.slO
Frtercd al the port, $50 isC $50 s77o7i roc s5s6ss9so
Thrown markell. 6i,-l2I1O 1G.359,S9J bJ,3IbIIb
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The undersigned hereby give notice that they
willreceiyo applications from THURSDAY 81 - mat
TO MONDAY, Sept. T. at y. NJ, for the new United
States l. per cent Loan payable after 1871 at the
price in gold of lO09t aud accrued interest from
sept / 90 time OF payment at the pleasure OF the
purchaser between the 10th and 30 h of September
The Bonds will he issued in registered certificates
only in denominations Of $50, 800, 5000, $1,000
Sc, ,000 and $1,000.
Two per cent of the purchase money to DO paid on
making the application, and the rcmalBder on de-
livery of the certificates.
United States Securities taken in payment on
favorable terms,
AUGusT BELMONT & Co, 10 and 81 Nassau-st.
DgTxFI. MORGAN q Co, % Wall-st.
j. & W. SEIIGMAN q Co.. 81 Br0ad-st.
MORTON, BLISS a. Co., Broad-st.
New-YOrk, Aug. 30, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

ses .s 1854 ak She and q esea IT Kansas Lass y
csiy =; ::zsy sas TSss: sis2 ..ss ssta,s:.
grass ssiSss : ssss isw ss!ii sis.ss
ana % - . @s:ss @ s:usss g back ssa' ' :.
Hsrs sls,s $ g. .s s-s ;s e.. 's's:s
ss p - So .ns a. ssssSs a $ 81 g. 81 20 at s7 7s
IS g sss e $50 o. pa. vs. =
9. Denton sold IS state csavss at aSsc
Chamberin Hartman sold 10 choice Jersey Teala 1900
Cspbss Z Peters sold 10 ct sss
sHsKF AzD LAaaAr,vsis sday vssy light viz: ears
s 1ss g Ss s & a.d & iSs s:. %
ne m .ss sos Gns sSs s: s s 81
the case easier q sell stock AID fss sheep
sci s.'
,ay s % 70 Sac % wen oIansy e % % %
SisS medium easisc for iir socd, low CHOICE
Hume faet ss, $50 good Psa9.ys.nia ssss los
s q rsa s s sssss:s sheep 90 ~ at ana
caanseIiin a 4 Hartman 20 ysrssy .mes es D. s
5ess nSSdac Co. 500 scd Ss ass ssis % iSSs e s.
10 as ss5i spee s G sga
ssa,ns. same ns last week Ana ss tSs market
s Vance Of i.c b lard rho ssse- gh.
.;ss g.ing at sac These Of 100 sold at ssc with iso
AIBAsr sept 1-cu11s-Rece.p.s 52s cars agsinst sos
ear last week the market opened y active and sieady
sheep p M ss,1 as,9sas Fsr 90
LAMnsmcom,non TO Fair Ssec.; Fair 70 Good, soete;
sIILcH Cows-OnY loads received part Of sold
al $40 SG5 head Oads sent 70 river towns
CALyE-Receps 500 head mostly through stock the East
took yeais at 6d7 grass calves are bringing 50
a 81 heed fed cavcs S6aSlO; bunch OF l5o head Of
grass and fed stock Mixed were sold at ~ T5 head
BuFsALo. N. Y, Sept L-CkTng-Heceipfs today Gs0
head making the total supply for the week thus far 1896
head 585 o. which 34 werp through consignEenes
the balance being sale here against 6i6 ears tor the sns
week and 6l4 FOR the corresponding time last
year Thoro market to-day the fesa arrivals beng
through ~ in the yards bea Tor Shipment
tomorrow.
sUEyP AND LAms-No fresh arrivals tslsy, making the
supply thus far IL GOO head against IA 500
fbe corresponding last week and head for
the corresponding time lsst TheTo was 20 demand this
morning aud sheep few bunches odds and ends on
sale balance OF sicfk shipped out.
HoGsRecepts today 1900 head making the total supply
time and ~ 600 head f0r the time last
market moderately active for Workers sales
at So 75S6 IL for lightes 10 best grades
heavy OF at S6 10; at So Is cars
saabe hogs remaining uusod OF which are Workers and
heavy. .
CoHs-Fecepts sales week hardly
been sufficient for quotations demand unusnaily light
ready sale at s49s9.
CHICAGO. Sept l-CAruE-Recepts. l,3oOi shipments,
1900; market dull aud weak butchers Texans s3 loo
80 S5 there few other sales.
HoGs-Recepts. 10UU0 shipments 400 market dull
prices l lower heavy packing - 50aSo So hght 70 80
ass Is.
SHEEP unchanged receipts, $40.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept lHoGs-Recepts, 1900; quoted ct
S015o,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
SALES FROM 2ia O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF DUsI'


The stock market remains perfect nuddle to the
majority of the operators, and all hands at
rs TO the meaning of the last two dayS operations.
simply because they still have faith in the
ability. If not III the Judgment Of the bull
clique; hence a market that affords fire.
quent fluctuations. being strong at one
moment and at another weak, while the applica-
ton of a modicnm of common sense would be sum
cent to explain the true position. Taking Lake Shore
for example, all the stock likely to come upon the
street at present prices was sold long time since
and the CLIQUE, in its cpdoavors TO make a market
upon which to sell its previous purchases has been
compelled to absorb nearly all the hoatipg stock,
and So a. in the case Of Reading in Philadelphia 1t
Is the clique that makes the price, whether it be
62as or 54ia knowing, as they do. that an advance
above IS OF a decline below 80 would compel them
either 10 add TO their present extended line or
accept the best price they could obtain for
what they already hold. Accordingly the stock
Is bought and sold and "washed" within q
range OF per cent, apparently entirely
1t the cost OF the cliqus. The same for
long time has been true Of North West, and now is
true Of the St. Pauis Rock Island and several other
stocks. The marketat the opening gto-day exhibited
none Of the brilliant pyroteehnie display that was
prernised by yesterdays closing but, on tho con-
trary, as tame and featu-eless as II there had
not been fnctuation IN q week. Tho coal shares,
however, showed some little life but quickly
qaicted down. and subsequently we're Rsed Ms
snmulant to the remainder of the list. Delaware,
aeackaSanns aud Western after opening at S3si and