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Human Nature In Sewberp, NC.


II Is the same here as ia Cairo or New
Jersey. Tue other DAY when Iarh-el with
sunken ewes and hl9h cheek bon es sat down n
tue steps OF grocery beside several other, lie
sighed neavilv and asked:
Gentlemen. VI enN of yea found a i've on the
sidewalk. wuaId va hunt for the Uwn-rf"
would. came frum each Individual with
promptness ana despatch.
Haven't any OF you lost I've, have GU Z"
anx Oasi, Continued the ulan.
Il have" answered one, and the echo went
all ~ Jng the liue.
De4uroe nef. gentlemen" he remarked.
Que said ms mad ngUre ." on IL. Another
said ms al a picture Of DE soto discovering the
hiasis4 ppi liver. A thiTd said tL- gurIs " L .
b. wees Diiin ~ be seen On tLe bill tnat fell out
OF his S.st pusk et.
"Genuein~u. Vis Ave don't tally" mournfliy
remaTke.i the Ia sneel. None Of you have hit
che descfi ~ ion unin male aud a sand oar"
" Let's -ce it, It led twu OF three at once.
It's n nVe, ana | found II ON The walk he
wb s9ered. holding out his baud
The i've was : nckel. same Of the crowd
leaned back and hei VI their hands On their out
raged hearts, while others rose up, cArvfulv
brushed their co tia Us and sid It was tIuio TO
~ home. Only one " mo victims seemed to
HpI recilte the situate n. He chucLled anu our
gled aud gaspcd and asksd the stranger " hat
he would take.
~ nlskev straight" WAS the prompt reply.
SO would II over arank." said The citizen.
ana he iouGged down Wvn TO got ~ Dol on
the weather.
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HUCkLEBERRT PICKING.
Work that Entails Great Fatigue and some
Peril upon Men, Women, and Children.

PoRT JERvIs, July 2l.-Orange, Sullivan,
", Pa, furnish more than onc-hhf the huckle-
berries consumed IN New York city. From loo
to loo bushels OF these berries are shipped east
and west DAILY from the stations Ia these coun-
ties on the Erie. Port Jervls, and Monticello
railroads. Hundreds OF families ani their only
support at this season In huck loberry picking.
They make from 81 to tl0 a day, according 10
the number OF pickers they can muster. The
average price OF huckleoerries for the season is
six cents quart. Over the railroads mentioned
an average of 5000 bushels are sent every day.
Any expert picker viii average from twenty to
twenty five quarts day. Every morning early,
groups Of women aud children climb the noun
tans to favolte picking places. In Ulster
county they have the High Point" the Knee
Breaker" "Ice Cave" and Log House" all
on he summit OF the Catsklils. On the rugged
sides and crazy brow OF th- shaw dngunk and
the spurs 81 the Blue Ridge the pickrrs OF sill
hv,n and Orange fnd their harvest. : he pucono
range. ana the high peak that skirts the Lacka-
wanna snd Del ware rivers, furnish tie Derr.es
Tor the Pike c untJ families.
Miles upon miles ore lraversed In a Days pick
Ing, aud the skill and rapidity with which some
OF The pickers NIL their pals and baskets, and ne
powers "1 enourance shown by women aud
chidren, IN carry ing boxes aud baskets on IT, cir
heads ana BACK, containing from ton quarts To
a hushel of oofries. for miles down steep noun
tam sides md along nairow and dangerous
paths, are surprising. To walk from ten to
twenty miles III the course OF IL days work IL a
common thng. Children are not infrequenuy
lost In these Wild mountains. Many stories ere
tod Of long and weary searches after little on ss
some have ,rtn found alive and WELL others
nave never ueen seen again, and, stlll worse, not
u few lost ones have been found dead from the
bites OF rattlesnakes or mangled The great
terr OF oil hucklenerry plcksrs is the rattlesnake
THIS dreaded reptile, although known t. have
It's haunts III these mountains, and IL daily seen
among the huckleberry bushes, seem to fear The
Pckefs as nluch az Ihei do II, ana 10 De bitten
BY one Is a very rare occurrence.
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RITTLISN1H rs.
Tho Snakes of LehiRh Coupfv and those Of
susquehnnnu Couuty, Pa.

To THE EDIroR or THE SUN-Sir: I read
in Tnr Sun of last Monday thst the rattesnakes
ofthe Lcnieh are peculiar. or that your renorter
had snimble Imagination. stimulated, po. maps,
by partaking beforehand Our prevention Il net.
ter than cure) Of that popular medicine which Ia
said TO counterfeit bites. an acquainted with
a gentleman who has killed small number Of
these spakos. and who sometimes takes them
alive and In tn tr right min j. without rec iurso
t. any crug To- pralNkr the %. he pins them TO
the ground with a fotked stuck, aud, slial iug a
moose securely around the neck. uniiteb scOrS
them t. his uOsgttAJte home. % ibqulrihg OF
tins gentleman. learn the following facts, ex-
actiN contrary 10 tue statements made by your
First-On being pinned down, the snake does
not remain AT fun length while threening the
ground 50 funottsiy. Uut ventures {. express his
vplhloh Win tue most cent cuntoftlOn-, twlst-
ing tiRutly around the stick. uncoilng aud re-
twisting VA all oifections. but seldom, II ever.
stretching to thtesn the ground at futl length
secon1-WLeu be 80 wet the reptile Ia ITS
rat les made no sound. though 1t surated it,
tai without success. II showed not sign Of
silly temper or inclination TO suicide, but, like a
philosopher. waited Tor It's AL 10 dry. More
over, he would plaug~ the snake repeai eIly with
stick, uut all MS efforts filled To make It bite
Itself, W even strike the stick. aud although II
would 0its at u red clOth or dog when held w
before the gl'r - ia Its box. II would not he in
duCed TO strke al n persons hand. his leads
HIN TO tie opini"n that, Il = snake would lite
Itself wneu lie rsttles we're cut on (wh ch hs
dOuttsl, u would be from pain, caused by tins
or ty the dru1, and mol because taey failed to
sound.
1hird-A ven-foot rattlc.nake has not been
seen In tnis locality. snake with ten rattl 5
would he about .hree and a hslf feet long and
one that should attaLn tue lcugth Of seven feet.
Instead Of eleven, would have twenty ratues Or
more.
In regard TO a story which appeared some.
where about the conflict between black snake
ana a rattiesuake, would say hat | know AL
other person VINO mad one OF each ktnu Ia a 10 Z
together Tor Gays without seeing the nrst sign
OF hostility between them.
IL your reporter knows what be Is writing
nhtllI fasaH
he does not. then the rittlesna Of LehiRu
county vary grea.ly from those Of suequehauna
county Ii To. shakes 81 Beuigh ond vi SUE q ie-
hanna are alike. ana { would he extremely
risky TO say that they are not, ten we stand in
need u second report from ihe wiids VI lack
sOnville. COAPAkIsON.
sUsoUEHANSA COUNTY, Pa, JAY ".
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SATURDAY, July 22-FLOUR AND MEAIl-The
cisiiy the Tow and MEDIUM sades and much cnniu.i"a
and disagreement are caused ny wen Known urands
quote state and Western .upernne So 20 ts3po stra
.teost'5o; ~ Xx and KAN s,ssstda1 90. Nint
wheat y and AN titOsf - Nilu",o'h palrh' :, d!
and iamly otenos' e. Soets' Southern sh,pp. a.
Hand, wias' .5so4,S.jo, Rye noaF-snpelnne. 40
iroyl soSs-Mess pork VAS dun ard nominal at abou,
tlv.75. Bacon quiet Cut meats Gull heavy pcsied
IL. at ali i ot prime y and iii T
WiHs W..lera and to- intate le6 "a ts90 lcs ~
, tlaII eSnpSr sfr frs,ns .nn n W! N
nrkns aud tup', q tene. ,heese was du and bower
nlsna. ugll .opp',, aud again hrner al lSssic ioy
eo9,omp,loa, m.aans aPl9ds, II Lilac For fu'urG
lng win buycrs mac Tor july Ii 25-s2c for Aux 49,
II ~ sic t9r septrmber II 7l6c, Tor October ii 1890
mark! ariner nlddlns upaads 5jSi.
lnere were no further changes ia prices.
,Ht'Isawhea' ulsetiisi aud nominal; .aIe' 70 900
sp1ss NsrS S,i 70, sps 70 ios sSt 80
tSr s.esm.1 30; stmng Gs ~ - ior Hia;,, "a
cTi. Il sasssr o' iornror +" tar Western Uas
rather isyrs' bodies sie' $500 bush A. sig Se
tor waite Western : Stic. Tor white state So
,s s'S I Hue rat go. .a i65 6a. G' al a.
bdc Tor g~eedJrnoNi a"i $4,000 tor primo To 'no'ce
weak Nj tl,6,Ratltf't tul mmnH 10 god l4lrd.
H. ' aas ., TS' S iio5 i,totd at ' 'u@.a
dtitnts were utn'r "' :" ,NY, nn' lt. .f's were
doo Gy .. 81. Il. D.. 49, 10 Glasgow, ny steam iiii
Fyaon1,. Va rri ''cG pr,r r,cGr, ,H F''t 80.
ere.e B." nom iin a. p"ia TO iayre. .. Leo, "a
uieFs SsIesa.e. VI 40 We. a. ,lI-. -,lI4
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The Earhnre Nni.nncn.

To TnE EDIrOR OF rue SUS sir: TIE ex-
pens" OF transporting tic immense amount OF garbage
DEAD aniula aud otaer refuse from New Yor. out
to sea al least thiry lni es " steam tugs. &C. must
he very great. We most awfu ly taxed for tacse
beLcDt. OArr cities Griyo revenue 10 o. cir treas
ury from utraetors WHO the cIY ciean an take
~Nal thr feiutt. HN.ru tNtY 4l-l OF At q profit
lh- fr' - na'h OF garuagc. u carried 10 some co.. We
nlrNft N4tif 'Dfr tout Tea logs WuTked over
by n IA lui" sup rinruub'lt IN - -srtu oyc d
over ihr hcsns thus t"udlnS To- dYr-t thu refuse OF al
Nif IEie 'I nut, Nuult uHkc very vtuIb e lepoelt
81 nnr1n, sAahe - all pgrlc' ltur,ts. Way is al
lhr lrrt waste 81 uNcdP J. there 10 cnterDrlsiug
nan vii WI ul"rtaEc 10 utiiik this mine of Wrathp
muHni aiu Of en- n equal N Volume, thrown over
the f-s ~ rtiu" rartrd from the city, Wold II only
ll'f |ig,pvs, Gus tHe tTti wound Itself thereby
ut'u"' tts" y VAN 'i" as a manure. OF course the
90 eitulcd a. ~ alloy II he pr1iuse rapid use OF
ar 40 Ia eTtAl aHluft cover n, anu mus
9ifap preVeAi II from beiDg Nuisance " tue neigh
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How the Republicans Promote Reforru.
from fhr uifusss

What right Thoroughbred politician
and ~ithaI a coarse. pr fame, DRINKING character
like Chandler. has To manage the esction Of
pure, yirtuous men like HAYES ana Mheelsr we
csunOt imagine. Certain II Is he will do much
more To hinuer that election 10, uA.iug himself
pr miueut tnAn 10 nrlpit He will be likely To
Eet IA the wutsk@y men p1rduned on condition
that they subscribe for nd work for the cleo
nHn. He VIII cuercr the EMPLOYEES ot the Gov
eminent 10 gave TIER subscriptions aud their
votes--the very tlius HAT the reform nuveuient
= 10 do away with. lie has ct MIR. Jewell out
an put person to SUIT his views into the Post
ONCE to make the postmaster. OF the coun nv
electiOneering AGENTS after the old fashion, nd
lie 't- got Cameron to aid Win the extensive
glad 10 know that the Treasury IL in honest
hands. but not the less, fear, will all the Gus
tom House peoule be ueayIly s,essed aud made
to work for the election All tnis viii Go great
harm 10 the reform candidates, Tor though they
VIII no. sanction any OF these cotruit practices
them they Will G heid To be par pHtors III the
Ruilt and ouloquy connected with them.
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A Word Not ia Y - NenAsn.
Ft,oD the Yfl,co .ufse kstns.

Beyond any other T. tper, that greatest
trust Of the ness t. expo, corruption to due
people, has met fullliurIt line srk since the
beginning VI he Grant A DISSATISFACTION. Iug
SUN has RsceltaiLrd fiAud nih inure Industry
aud more accuracy. ibk SUE Lst AI,alN hed Facts
WITH more penetration and Nzical t"iie, Iht
SrN has dailN drawn ~ a pot ipter memory and
"A ui"tr adjacent store u cogha = fSrts to eluci-
dat" each cd-r. tud lHE SIS III 4 sleddier zoe
lrr''" ~ all lie parts 10 the ~ oAe 81 ths pro-
diNnns ramlAiHn of years aga lHsi ihtrenrne
iItuu mas dome ntu'h moro va ~ fhdn dtN !
tho few great lourutls that dee Nre 10 BE- ey-
ceptcd from the dirrrtccful tul uaisee With
ruptlon. untI the wurN peuule Of lie village
themselves began To taunt their ed tors Oh tho
street, or invade their sanetums v it'll rem0h.
strauCes.
n IL, indeed, easy enough now tu'raise the
popular jcer against a peTishiug MAJ Ne gong
down " dirhouor dmId the inviuciblr digni'ic~
Of his exalted oiIce, but for 40 least = }ril7
the press had not the courage 10 tel IA if4il!
about that sol. The honest people ~ The ed
states owe The sun gratitude, and wen 'reby
pay our share.
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B.IRROOH TEMPTITIONs.
The Temperance Broth rheOd of BToohlvp
on tbe EScise Law.
In their letter TO President Jourdan Of
the Brpoklyn police the temperance Brother
hood II Dr9oklyn siy:

In their letter 10 President Jourdan Of
the Br,oklyn police the temperance Brother
hood If BROOKLYN
Teuniaions an a@ts ~ laSessn--. are qrite ahrr-
DAFT Tine BROTHERHOOD Is iniir ac h the usat rh lr
actrr o. me CITY aur tr,y snow wra' th. lc, IRE
pte-u1 ed 10 Ne gr 'rint - To tnis
o.s sic ninf Ia bloody gr,vr. b.qsc fbcy .hnt
th,r ctr- whom fhcy X Nv a. op.n ul.1f haunt.
Oh row ism. Tue 'lnpr- crforcr nieut ~ zee ity
Ia -lliuis NJ t'uons d1rns ilicg n1urs az become
- Aot dnu-y lt 81 f. volltio1 thl' me hllir t.,i
err " log al f. ~ tie rl.ro an n eefsh,tre
some uuior'u 1teN r-aous IA has mad tho ternrtv
som' nrccInu Were ms ze.l nishi c"ol at leisure.
In regard TO the Enforcement 81 the ey.i.. law
" 0ci ~ haye clear und srsfauIug of Nhat "a I'm,
teudrl uy IT, W. Tart ltqu. r store. sta be- ci ed
IRON o'ciuck 4. NJ az ''c,ock a w. ana fr1m ~
o'enrH saturday ulxi M - O'Clock A. # "a MOT q,
gwen away or -oll within these hnur-.
We ho taht liquor store Is mot closed w. lrh r..
ceNt, rbn - doors any person ~ er hy NE door,
down or haag around the Barrouin.
~, Iold tht saloon fsunf co-rd VIII re 4 Drincfpa
OF crr"c I, una inside with side door oDol. ~ a
sldc n Couvcnieufls op"n I'm tno Il WIN Qxtuf's Al
tscucd Tor tue passage 81 nqnnr-
w" hHd tfr~i saloon Is MT closed whom lodge so
CO ui NArhnf ~ u"n, women. mr. children l. sai.
cred together, usher stately @pecia pc,as .la
tor hns bArropn "a a up ,taits y, NJ M nor ca be
legally dispensed outsi4e 1he s-I loa IA te -
W, uoid nat sAloo keeper cirn1t -ubiet hi. prem
issr 900 hr -alOath day Tor any purle the lag has
a'sn %, t"Ilr1 ~ them Cor the .nle Mentioned.
durius tl" hout mentioned Oa 40 p's u It's lls -
ret urant.
We ..d that whom rcaaurant keeper obtains a
NTruse he converts ms premise Ato saloon, ltilu
tu- nesluV OF me act a.a DC governed iu.n by
The AZ, ~aiol gave tac lttAs-.
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F'"H tHc AfctdiiH,
What relief II Is 10 dwell over such n
poem - the PAIN ~ the Westv' he spirit
running through a. Is emlu"utlN American, emil
nrntlv scientific, erumently dramatic. A. a
poem, L. i grand work. me porl VINO wrote
lhe i"howing mos must he distinguished among
has hretHten as "a Poet ~ the Future
And science ne known the Sense maAing love the
Ana arr be known as the Sense making love to the AL
Ana Low b. AnVHn 40 TAG Marriage OF Man vita the
All
lnstinctivelv recall that magnificent line by
Walt Whitman;
stand In my place, with my own day here.
sidney Lanier has proven himself true poet
What Is still better, he l. IN American, and
could not have written what he has writ en- had
b. boon else than all Amcrc, s. lar he mas
the thanks ut them who are looking o ne wide.
ID 'Jeallc l4lure, as the soul looks forward to
tie spirItuh world. Our dainty rhyniers will
soon discover that something more than dainti-
mesa Is neeufui To poetry.
GEORGE EDGAR MONTGOMERY.
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Instinctively recall that magnificent line b
Walt whitman:
Sunrise ,u,he ROCKY Mountains.

from me colorado Springs sfne.
Low IN the West doth Ia e VIII e moon hu.t,
ne tihlt are oslnr their Midnight nrc,
-, me night IA Welding o DAYS desire.
Nhllv dnWn ls stealing from realms remote,
llhging the violct southern sky
nth palest pearl where The mountains la,
mist Wreath- mp from the c non walls.
Nhlte anu ia 20 tnuCh OF Frost.
900 'hught by the xcphyrs, kl-s'u aAd tossed,
III u Irits IN Instance Hushl la,re falla
Down from ne ulll tons fT aud near,
shower OF bird NOTES, iuli and Gear.
Earth IL awake. A squirrel .eaps down,
Mount in quAlis NJ ~ the uuutflrush.
AM npuu C. hfcr1v II uOruc tuc flisi
~ the rurR ~ stfsun WAlle IN bY Drown
Deep ,rf' 49, t-ugr-. BE oN the pines
The muuLt.lus ale cieft Win yellow mines.
The he vcns are flushed with ROYAL rose
Ilutlng 10" 'uFge Gene below
l"utlhg the dull nruNn rivers dow
n" cOiuis vanish. the mist un Old
Aug toe bI.ls are tFVwAel Sllu CLEAN u gol,
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Real Estate Market.

Transactions yesterday ut the Exchange com-
pnsed foreclosure sales by;
VIM. Kennev. one oue-story brick slaughter house,
with plot A. 5I65N76 the side Of First av nue.
-. % feet north " Forty seventh street. tists0.
Ny llu-h y. lamp one four story brick ONO -t1no
house, lot PA 100 the SIDE OF Fifth aVcLue,
Is ~ feet north 81 S3th street. SO 4uo.
BN scott Mytrs, one thtte-story brick house with
10 loxsy north side Of l3Oh street 2Si fceI
cas- " iiflh avenue, tg.uj1.
Inc remainder OF announced foreclosure sales were
adj uurncd.
Tie total value OF city real estate sold al the tx.
change Tor the past week amounted Ia t319,p-u az
against t6O3 322, The figures for he previous NeeA
A nuuDer vi foreclosure sales arr announced iOI
Monday A. the Exchange.
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MLNNONITES AT Castle e1RDE n.
Worship In the EVrAtng-Thrce Thousand
settlers GU Government Land.

W Or~htp IN the tNeutuG-Thrce Thousand
settlers Government Land.
Castle Garden WAS enlivencd on Wednes-
day evening hy the presence Of nearly dyr hun
dred Mennonite enigr ants who arrived 90 that
day. In the evening" they held religious services
IN the open air, within the fence enclosing the
enIerant depot. The services were coud ucted ia
the Russian language. Mn. Eslinyer who has
been matron at Cistle Garden nee lsd0, gave
the worsLiapers facilities. One hymn made
specially mcodious 10y hundreds OF ale and
femrie voices, was entitled, Great God, arc
rr.isins Thee" The voices Of the Menncniies
healthy aud strong. and the singing was
much more powerful tnan that Ieard IN the Rev.
Dr.. INugs GDsp,l trut
one o. toe Nennonites. an intelligent man.
said " here are thousands more II u cnmtuI
from over the water 10 settle Ia tIir land Of the
free, where ". can eIj y ci,il and religious 10
efiy. We ore sOu1etbins Ike the IakerS IA our
religious belief. We do not tclicNe ~ and
biopashed We believe - pssce. aud because
we oppose having uur son enrolled iu the army
tue husst n Government Rlyc- u the pfiViis -
OF cltAer conforming u It's milltirl rules or %
lcAsihs oar native country aud going To- Aueri.
CA. We are going Nest TO settle on Lifted
ites GuVernui eut l.uds. and We moan g. Il,
good, pe iceapit.l " abiding citizens. We ere
not afraid ol work. aud Will labor f.itntuilY ana
l'nrsih for hNius, but we want g. wOisnip
God a. we pletse.'
A. tuo concl sion - the RELIGIOUS services.
the Mennontes repaired to the temporary TUT
tug~ aud t. ot.cf cnnveneut spots ia o
grounds, where tney spread their bl4nkets, and
prepared tor s.ecp.
A.tnouen the acnnontcs are dressed plainly,
they are very Gle MY. Winin the uast Few
w-ek- three thousand nave arrived hero md
gone West. One of the men VITA whom tno re-
y rteT couNeleea sAId " " = snail ABIDE ly iuc
laws uf the United states unless We are called
u.ou 10 ngnt. Bu' eurss would cent fur
the ures,rvatOu u ncls SANS e .verT nielt
a. cr lll, Tor We shaN love our adoutea country
winch .mts us sucn cordial welcome To rs
- IIs-.'
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ere the sP. N. closing prices:

In State securities there were no recorded sales.
abroad bond, rule srOng, with an active business IN
Lchlsn anu Wilkcs cOnsu dated The principal
dealings we're as follows; Chesapeake and Onio lfts,
.ol1 New Jersey Central lists consolidated 1uIil;
On &c gO and Northeastern Consoliiat coupon gold
bonds, jiss aj9. Haunioal and st Joseph -, CONVEX
uD,. 81 OulO sHd Mississippi consolidated u onion
+ cine Railroad Isl rlga.c. l0JSt; rAlOa Pacific
SINKING fund. % PttsauigA Fort Wayne Clhcaxo
2Js 1924 Central Pacific aud grants ssla BeIltyile
and southern llinois sssS foiedo snd wsosh 1T
mortgage, p3bt Lehish anu Mllkvsbarre d.
b7as {. H. 1. Pacnc a. loals Central cine Cali.
tofnii Ana Oregon branch. giAl Milwaukee, Iasl ST
Paul consolidated siukinR fuLd. vUis.
The following were taC opening ghest, 10 est, and
y L. NJ. closing prices OF stocks tv- day:
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Tn, Wal, Of the JiIred One.

o, Love, thou knnwe-t, whsn 10 my chance door
The ~ wluus ulVke Thee, nov TOOK thee IN
Thou EnOWtst nov cner he'd lhce the more
For al ny WAVING At tne hlAtfy an,
] wrspprd thee 10 The manie from nv breast,
fcu thre WIN IN nihr-n fr IN NY lips
LiFtt, comfort, care, rave tuee OF NY best,
IufpDg Tue i.hx hi< { ia" s"4'Iaa gu tcHp%'
why whei tNe slu cuiuf- ioriI t.. nll NAf
lOuAt laluli oA tuf hulr q Al marx nrf prime.
o, fltnies- Love, hN 70 II hou n"i away
stvlrk d G dtsolHte 40 the sweet tprns tinr'
CONE bact, blInI rye = amer sIhh nnG ruln,
II toy hafHL oreath VII blow NV Love To me in
kATK PgTAAA QsGo. l..
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Total Tor the week. ... SSI.T56
The :, t ,os 1umSer Of sharss dealt in today
n 800; Ohios, 7.450; Western Union. 400; Pa
cite Mail, 200; Michigan Cen. raj, 200, st.
Paul, 1900: the preferred, 3 60; Eric. 21OO New
Jersey Central 1,4O0; Ohio preferred 800; Union
Pacific. 900; New York Con raj. ses d.. L and
w. ia; Northwestern, $50; the preferred, 200;
Pro. Con. Laud aud Petroleum Company, 80
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, 80;
Cleveland, and Pittseursh' lss; United states
Alton, 100; st. t., X. G. and n, loo; and Della.
ware and Hudson Canal 49,
The gold market opened steady at I1iI., but
soon became dun and uninteresting at a decline
TO NIX, at which figures closing sales were
The local short interest has been covered TO
sonsld rrable extent during the week, so that a
lions; but he specie shi I'M ents to-day amount
ed to tl,z7b.Oo0- over slOOO.OOO OF which was
eoid ooIl, aud this TACT impaired steady tone
The following we're the principal transactions.
1913 1913 Hit iiiI 1913 isas T. n ili s sSS
In loans the rates paid for the use of gold were
cent nat, ana for carrying vol cent.
1880 co. sos I,isnees 1904 SIS aug sarTcacy bal
s n m@2o me rSss clearnes Of tn wses hay
Ts Sub psid OUT To-Day sies 81 IL Gin
sa,na redeemed ia called bonds w6es Curing
same ss T period m seH fr easSs during the
Tue day; business az IL u9lted states sahTre.sary
SS bssHss; ,ssssa 5s2 cSTreny ysessi:.
t5lablbW, DO. payments, 9o1h3O1 -; do. baiauce
t3O .b1U.37p1S. Customs, t26p.0pO.
The BULL In the Bank OF England increased
10000 Tue Treasury balances al the close Of husi
ness IN Was inRtOu to-day currency, Gil 6O0OuOt
and coin, scOsSOOOo, Including tS0iOoj6 ccrIa
Gates
Foreign exchange ruled dun but nrm at s4sees4.oI
for time and cemard bills respectively.
The exports OF specie for the week footed s2620
sS7 anJ since Jau. s3, az ass III
same time ast year, anu s32,Slo1S3 1874 Inc
ports OF domestic produce vauationfo the
week ending TUESDAY last were t5.S32ej1, since
Jan. tlt2spl ,2s3. The imports OF cry goods-guid
valuation Including general merchandise for
ending to-day amounted To $500 l19 anu since Jan.
t16ysO6p52, a. against SOL 100000 time last
tx30 10 023 1874. Tue receipts cotton,
coastwiss aud by rail- during the pa week b7Sd
bales and the number xported 1i,606. The total
receipts since sept 1.-The cement Of the cot
ton year-were +,033253 increase OF b97 $50 bales
compared with tue corresponding period of last year
Money was literally supplied ON can at cent, and
Tor prime mercantile paper The RACES ranged at Sle15
The weekly exhioit OF the Associated BANS reflected
an Increase Of t312 900 In he total reserve ahd
Of 1858 800 IN the item OF deposs The net reserve Of
the banks was therefore, 425 larger thau week
ago ana they consequently nov hod t2i $50 h ex.
with falling Oh IN specie Of ti,7bs,7OO.
Government 1nds maintained a strong tone, anil tho
sales recorded tu prices at further advance Of Is
cent In coupon IS OF 1881. Coupon 1865. we're
nrm at lis 90, 1850 old, 1l6h coupon 1898 12O
and currency IS, l2o1