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The New York herald., 1876-11-26

and Mra BeIlamy, and though exciting, would hardly
do for the theatrical stage.
'.Derdre has rsached an edition Of three thousand
In It's second week.
The third number OF Roberts Brothers, mo Name'
in press. .'is That Allg' the title II BY
OF our first writer's and quaint story OF life in
New England cisy among roGned people. and is told
with great deal OF dramatic skill Mr. Niles 10 de-
that authorship OF book shall remain
a profound secret, matter how successful 1t may
prove.
Roberts Brothers have just issued "Rose in Bloom"
and I'VE Boys" tae latter purportng be written BY
Us and boiling with the iun frvolitl
OF boy HE.
The Boston Saturday Ersning Gazette has found
mares nest thinks has 1t devotes nearly two col
umns type prove "Deirdre" plagiarism from
Pope's Homer, Milton Scott, Tennyson and Norris
THIS is specimen of what the Gasshe calls pagiar.
ism In Homer lBook XIII the hero
laundering through the planks with fearful sway
Drives the sharp rock,
the hero in "Deirdre Up. l20),
Forward bounding drave
His mighty spcar'head through the ponderous door,
Is this straining at gnats
Brentano has a choice selection Of French novels on
his shelves.
Charles dc Kay has noticeable poem called
"Smokev in the December Lippiacon
Ayers .Iiie OF Forest Is at last announced IS
nearly ready. We wonder II it is begun yety
The autobiography OF the Hon. William H. Seward"
will ssou issue from the press OF d. Appleton Co.
II viii be sold by subscription only.
Which one OF our enterprIsing publishers will 70.
produce Dom Pcdros book?
Mr. Henry James, Jr., has clever conversation ON
uDanicl Derondar in the December Atlantic, IN which
one of the participants is made to say "Well won
der what he (DancD accomplished IN the East'" 10
Jerusaem--exciusively OF ladies--and ho sat in the
midst and stirred his tea and made high-toned re.
marks And then Mirah sang little, just little, on
account oil her voice being weak Let us hope
that her feet cot and that she did not have 70
travel through tho Holy Land IN her fcit slippers
The publication OF ''The Barton Experiment." the
new book by the author Of 'Helen's Babies" has been
necessarily delayed few days. owing to the excep-
tionaly large advance orders
The publishers have nearly rcady "The Silver
Treasury being the holiday edition OF tho popular
lttlo volume OF sPoetry for Home and School,, edited
by MSS Bracket and Miss Eliot. 1t will contain SIX
illustrations on steel, aud will be tastefully bound
with style Of silver stamping The collection has
been very highly commended, and, IN this holiday
shape will form a very attractive gilt book.
Nearly ready also IS volume for the young folks oy
Mrs Katherine B. Berega of this city, who presents
this as her FIRST book 1t entitled ''The Chiidrens
Paradise and will be illustrated by Lucy G. Morse
OF Miss Warner's book, Thc Gold OF Chicsaree,"
the first largo edition exhausted on the day OF
publication.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

bear the light OF tho every day SUM- The story 10
very sad one, and cannot help feeling sorry ior
Bierk. but would have been sorrier stiIi Tor Miss
Van Kirk f she had married him. hr. Boyesen evil
IDENTIFY admres New York girls, and well he may, ior
they have -heartedness and dash that swnoy
their The story OF IAN 0utcasr has the pecuiar
charm OF Mr. Boyesen's Norwegian stories by lew
strokes Of his pen he paints BIT OF Norwegian scenery
or sketches Norwegian character that gives US bet
ter insight into tho OF life in that interesting
country than volumes travels could do There Is
vein OF sadness that through all Professor Boye-
sens stories like tho sighingot tho wind through his
own Norwegian pines The 'sraies from Two Hemi-
spheres" make anxious than ever to read the
novel rumor says that he is engaged upon.
THE WORKS WILLIAM USGKR
Etching is becoming moro and more an admired
form Of Illustration. II can never become popular, In
the ordinary accepation OF that term, for book IL
usaon owing to the expense OF printing the plates
Wood engravngs, as Is well known, may be printed
on any kind OF paper right in with the letter press
Etcnings, on tho contrary, must be printed spe-
cay prepared paper OF which separate sheets in
Serted making this modo OF Illustration very expen-
sive The finest thing we havs seen in the way OF
e,chngs in a long time the works OF
William Unger, OF which Mr. J. W. Bouton,
is tho importer and publisher, in connection with
A. W. SJthoT Of Leyden. Uneers works comprise
series scvcntytwo etchngs after the OLD masters,
with critical and descriptive notes by c. vosmaer.
The work will be completed In ten parts at So per
ber and is sold to subscribers only. The plates
printed paper l6x22h inches, made expressly for
the purpose in Amsterdam The text has been care
fully translated into English and printed in Lcyden.
The combination of etchcr editor, printer and paper
maker has served to make OF the most beautiful
Of publications Professor Unser has the rare fac
ulty OF catching the spirit OF tho artist he nterprcs,
SO that each painter he represents has his own
individuality and not that OF the ctcher. To
become familiar with these etchings is art edu-
cation in ITSELF They represent mono but the masters
works, and accurate photographs, while they
have soness and artistic grace that is never found
IN photograph In tho numbers before are, FIRST
OF all. dashing portrait Of Ungor himself; then follow
adam and Eve. by Palma, Che elder; mans por-
trait by Tintoreto; "Tho Family Of Darius" by Paul
vcronesc; an allegory by Rubens, and many other
beautiful gems aThey all printed proof paper,
mounted separate sheets of heavy. Holland paper,
ready for framing a portfolio. p G. Hammerton,
the famous English etcher says Of this series that It
is thc most remarkable set OF studies from the old
masters which has been issued by the enterprise Of
modern publishers, and can hardly fail to make fine
works better appreciated both by artists and anna
teurs.'
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
LITERARY CHIT CHAT.

Violet Fame, 1t may not be generally known, is the
pseudonym Of an English lady Of beauty and culture
by the name Of Singleton, whose social status will be
found in tho London Court Guide lhls lady, unlike
her sisters In literature very wealthy, and may be
seen any pleasant afternoon driving her iour-n-
hand in Rotten Row. Hor volume Of poems, sFrom
Dawn 10 Noon, !" found great many admirers among
about town, did her "Quoen OF tho Fairies. F."
Miss Fano's latest book Ia a dramatic poem called
Anthony Babingon,r imported by scribner, Wexford
Armstrona IL deals wish Mary Stuart and Eixabsth
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
FUNERAL OF JOHN DYOTT.

late residence New Rochelle yesterday morning. and
was attended by a small circle Of friends II was sup
posed that the funeral would bring together large
number OF the profession, but not single actor ap-
peared TO do honor to tho memory OF him VINO in his
day lad all the popularity due TO hts great ability Mr
Jere johnson, intimate companion Of John Dyott dur
ing his later years and who is the executor OF his
estate, tho only friend VITO accompanied tho re-
mains to the grave.
The services over tho body took place In the house.
The Rev. Charles F.sCanedy read the impressive fu-
neral service Of tho Episcopal Church. but sermon
preached The body deposited In an elegant
rosewood coffin, the plate bearing tho following ln-
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
JONI DYorr,
Born February 10, 1912.
died November AZ lsT6


Tho body tax from the houso by Mcssrs. Jacob
Holiwegs, George Covers, Michael Bali aud T. s. Gre
man. all village friends OF tho deceased TO the Harlem
Railroad uepot thence TO Green wood Cemetery New
York. and deposited in the grave IN which Mrs Dyott
and her daughter are resung.
The facts regarding the death OF John Dyot have
been correctly stated appears that Mrs. Dyott died
about three months ago, and that since that cvcnt
johns sprits arooped. He had been married about
forty years and was most devotedly attached
TO his companion So great was his grief
and depression at the death OF his dear
wife thut he suffered physically result OF the
nervous tension His stomach became deranged and
refused TO perform allotted junction He could
ta,n no iooa, nutriment in whatever form 1t
presented rejected For two months before his
decease he had not eaten pound vi ood His death
came gradually, and on last Wednesday morning he
breathed his last In room over the par
lor, whore the body in state, all
the theatrical effects of the dead actor, strewn
around confusion The costumes he had
Macdun, Mercatio and Sir Giles Ovcrreach
hudGIed IN confusion in corner; his secretary
open the centre table, just he mad left 1t when last
engaged with his pen the sword or Macduf nung
rustIng the wall; copy OF Shakespeare opened
at "Macbeth" was resting, covcr up upon the mantel
shelf aud Tho picturesque confusion OF an artists
workroom visible all around Everything
just tho supporter OF Macready, Cushman aud
Forrest had Left H. and he was sleeping his last socp
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Apparent loss. .........

These figures show that the actual expense OF run
ming the coach to Colonel Kane been ABOUT as Dor
day With regard 10 the item OF foes 10 coacnman
we. perhaps, should not have included II under he
head OF receipts, because, as matter OF fact the
money finds its way, through family sources into tho
Golfers OF the church. the quarters with which the
gcptemanly coachman Is tipped, and which he so cour
teously acknowledges by touch Of the hat going IA
buy testanens Tor the hcathen carpets for sane.
tuaries and all that sort Of thing but this disposition
OF his psrqusites Is matter OF choice with Colonel
Kane, aud as u defrays portion his legitimate ex-
penses in the line OF charity, tnink proper 10 in.
clude H. Now, our average Yankee Tor whose special
bchoof these calculations have beon mado,
would consider, We presume, the Pelham coach
speculation bad one; but he IS blind to all but the
dollars He does not consider that the gentleman
most Interested has gratifed his taste Tor sovsu
months Of the year; that his life, during that tme
been round oil pleasure, IN the conRenia society oil
people Tor whom he was providing enjoymsnt add
that tho benefit 10 persons health loading an out
door existence Ike that OF coachman, with CO nnual
Moderate exercise, cannot be over est mated. We
consider that Colonel Kane has had about tho best
paying Investment during the past season among Now
Workers. and We trust that he will repeat Il another
year There Is not OF the thousands that have
ridden with HIM but has been tho better Tor II; no 10
sne most successful physicAn we know, ana long may
he continue to be So
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
THE COST OF COACHING.

from the Spirit Of the Times November ISL
Tho Pelham coach will very soon be Withdrawn from
Tho road for the season Colonel Kane informs ua
that on December he will give up the ribbons and re-
tire to the seclusion OF ordinary citizen. He haa
had very active tmo of it, the following statistica
show. Tho coach ran every day, except Sundays.
from May to July 4, inclusive. except ons, when u
was taken Off for repairs, to Pelham Bridge. Tho
average load has bcen eleven passengers From July
TO september it made single trips daily between
New York and Now Rochelle, the average load being
eight From September TO date II has run daily "a
Pelham Bridge and return, with ono exception, the
parade day OF tho Coaching Club, the average load
being ten great deal OF curiosity has been expressed
rs 10 tho pecunary result of the experiment OF Colonel
Kane whether he realized any profit, and how
much whether he was out OF pocket. and how much.
Such speculations as this gro characteristic OF the
American mind and 1t Is very hard for the average
Yankee believe that gentleman has gone into such
an undertaking, and spent SO much time and LABOR,
with the expectation that II would be expense
him such lack OF devotion to tho smighty dollarN
IL is hard them TO comprehend. But We can now,
fr the satisfaction oil the curious compile ths
statistics before Us and from estimates Of receipts and
expenditures table showing pretty nearly what has
been the financial result Of the Pelham coach invest
men and as Colonel Kane has made himself public
man he must forgive us for what would otherwise Be
an intrusion into his private affairs. Tho table !.
this
2672 fares between Hotel Brunswick and Pei
ham, 81 0O eacu. ,UUo
A4S fares between Hotel Brunswick and New Ro.
chelle, S2 each. ........................... S9o
Extra for box l5d
Estimated receipts for packages carried 100
Estimated receipts for fees 10 coachman 3l2
Total. ..................$5,47 ,472
EXPENDITURES.
Keep Of sixteen horses seven months al SIS per
month each. ESQ
Five grooms, seven months, AZ $40 per month
each l,4oo
Shoelng sixteen horsos seven months, at ~ per
month caon.... .......................... 22a
Salary OF guard, including expenses to and from
Depreciation In coach. h....................... 500
New set Wheels vanishing and general repalrs $50
Depreciation and repairs 10 harness, blankets,
Whips, ........................ 400
Rent OF stable in New \ 500
Total. 254
Deduct receipts. 6472
Apparent loss... $7s2
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~ 10. .. 80.
W NY & 4 liR RR.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-16C. LOWER ON Low MIXED
AND DELow; FUTURES CLOSED EASY AND
ABOUT 1-32C LowER-FLoUR DULL-wuEAT
DULI-CoRN EAsIER-oATs sTBADY--wHISKEY
DULL AND LowER-PogK DULL AND LOWER
LARD DULL AND LowER-PETRoLEuM DULL.
AND NoMINAL-sPIRITs TUEPENTINE QUIET
RosIN QuIET--oTLs FIRM QUIET
SUGAR FIRM-FnEIoHTs QUIET
SATURDAY, Oct 2l-6P. M
Commercial matters wcro rather mixed. The Iate
excitement and advance in wheat occasioncd by tho
war probabilities In Europe passed away With tho moro
pacific news and prices for old cll considerably but
being wholly nominal, could not be definitely asccr-
tanned or quoted. All kinds lower however new
spring declining less than other kinds perhaps save for
No. 2Chicago Corn without decided change, but
generally easier. Oats steady Whiskcy dull and
lower Pork dull and lower. Lard dull and lower
low mixed and below uturcs closed easy and about
l-;joc lower Coffee quiet. sugar firm Oils
Petroleum dull and nominal Iosin splits
C"vrKm-Tne market for Rio was quiet. wo note tho
arrival OF the Belle Of Avon. via Lisbon with
$3.50 bags Santos. making the stock OF Rio and San
,os here to night 5.,is bags Mild coffee was quiet.
We quote .ordinary Ice. iG4c.; fair do,
is.c; sstaene range for lois. icc a6Sc santos
fair good, i7c. Isle gcld ninety days: Java gov
s,nmsn, bag, zoe ia a3s S.,,ao do s s5.,s mas 2,s a.
i9s s s.. Domingo S.s .lsae Porto Rcs io.e se
loc. l7c Angosurn. l6c. lsc. savania, Ice isc
Curacoa. i5,c. a lie
the grades but for grades OF low mixed and below
easier market aud quotations reduced
about 1s2 The closing prices to-day compare with
days as folows:--
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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RENT-2D PAGE-1st and I'd coils.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGED PAGE-2d ana
REAL ESTATE wAHTED-3p PAoE--3d col.
RELIGIOUS NOT1CES-lsr PAGE-1stoand I'd COILS
RESTAURANTS -1irH PAGr-4th col
REWAHDS-13rH PAcw-lst COL
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SITUATIONS twANTED-FEMALEs-ioru PAcE-i"
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sPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-i3ru PAcx-2d col
STpRAGE-.sD PAGE--3d col.
THE TRADES -l5ru PAGr-Jth col.
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To LET FOR BUSINESS PCKPOSES-2D PAcE-5d cox
UNFURNIsIIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO bHE-
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ADVANCE DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ApvAycK-New York Central Il; Burlington and
Quincy, a Erie, - Hannibal ana 81. Joseph pre-
Fcrrcd, Michigan Central II Northwestern, 2a pre-
lsrred, ONO and Mississippi, u; Panama, 8; Rock
Island, n Wabash, Il; Union Pacific, III Western
Union, q American Express, l.
DEciiHE-Adams, ~; 81. Paul common, u New Jcr-
sey Central, u; delaware and Hudson, i Delaware
and Lackawanna, u.
Tho rest OF the market was stationary.
THE MoSKY
Money supplied on call loans at 3, and ~ per
sent
The following tho rates fexchange on New York
u the aforementioned cities to-day y:-Savannah, off,
Charleston easy, 5.16 to par; Cincinnati, moderate
demand, 100 discount; New Orleans CONNER
cia y. bank "a; 81 Louis, ioo discount, and Chicago,
80 10 100 discount Foreign exchange was quiet and
steady Prime sterling asking rsic, 4S3i 4s5t,;
selling rate, ASK a ASS and 4.s5 Reichmarks OAK
pa,s and 95 e55s. Cables, 96a eo... Prime Paris,
6lsx and 5l5i4.
THs GOLD MARKEr.
Gold declined from ITO to 1895, and afterward nd.
vanced TO 1105s, which was the closing price. Tho
carrying rates wero y and per cent Loans were
also made fat
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Excess Of
reserve
above le-
qulrem',A sl3,5a5,a25 sll.o52,25o Dec 81, 2,4sa.o75
GOVERNMENT
Government bonds closed lrm at the follow
ing quotations. United states currency skies,
l23I a 124as; do DO, 1881, registered, 1l7ss
a 1l7S; do. do, do, coupon, 11si4 1lsh; do
do 1865, registered, 10 llol4; do. do, do, new
registered, liaAl 1885; do. do, do, registered,
ll2s. l13; do, do, do, coupon, ll2A a llS; do
do 1867, registered, max 1l5a; do do, do,
coupon, l5a 1l5si; do do, 1865, registered, 1l6a.
a III; do. do, do, coupon, 1i6A ll7i do. ten
fortes, registered ia HAS do. do, coupon,
1l54 1855 do. nvcs, 1881, registered 1884 l131s;
do do, do, coupon, ll4h ll4t.; do. AIS 11oa
a l11h.
RAILROAD
In railroad bonds tho largest transactions wore in
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
which advanced TO 95a, and in Union Pacific frsts
which werc steady at 100 1861. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul La Crosse division, advanced TO l03, and J. and
NJ division to 05a. Morris and Essex second sold ut
lo61 do sevens Of 1871 at loo and New Jersey Con-
trail consolidated lrsts and convertible at S. This
afternoon Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible were IN
demand and advanced from 1875 10 so Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold coupons closed at
95at, the highest price OF the week. Milwaukee and
St Paul. La Crosse division, reacted 10 luzA .oicuo
and Wabash second sold at Us.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad ds:-Unon frs,s, 1861 1904; Union
land grants l0oA 1915; Union sinking funds, 9l a
9l1s; Centras, 1905 1895
srATE BONDS
In State bonds Tennessee old advanced to 45 An
odd lot OF District OF Columbia 3-65s brought 50.
SHARES.
Bank shares sold at lOSa for Commerce and at 90 for
Fourth National
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Dispatches from London are Of a moro quiet char
actcr Hence Improvement in the several securities
depending on the samo Consols advanced u a per
cent United States bonds were also strong genc-
rally the exception being tcn-fortes, which declined
?. per Eric foil of 10 1oL 10k. Bullion 10
the amount OF ESQ 600 WAS withdrawn from tho Bank
OF England balance to-day. The rate OF discount In
the open ma kct for three months bills Is down 10
II. per cent, the bank rate being pcr cent Rcntes
al Paris have advanced TO 1O4 40c At Frankfort
new lves quoted at 1914 silver is quoted to- day
at 3d. per Tho following are the last prccs:-
Consols for money, e4s e4M; do. for account 0lk
04s,; nvetwenty bonds OF 1866, old, 103 1885 do Of
1867 1857 tcn-forsy bonds, 1914 1923; now nves,
1861; Erie. Ioh 1oA.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PRODUCE EXCHANGE RrPoRr.-LrvRnroor. Oct al
Pork-Eastcrn dull at Sis: Western dull ut ,5s
M n" rsns & S"1 ca ~ ~ bar, ~ @ aa
AIS Cd IiamsLcng cut du, at sos; shoulders steady
Mt 5s. Beef-India mess steady Mt sos; extra
mess nrmcr mt iI2s; primo moss dull at 7Os
Lard-frimc Western dull at tss Iallow-Prme city
steady AIS. ID. Turpcntine-Spirits steady. at
24s Cd. Rosm--Common steady ut IS. Cd; fine dull at
i'd Chce scAmercan choice duh 5s. Lard oil duh
at 5is FiourExtra state steady NJ 2,s. Cd Wheat
Spring No. steady at los I'd do No scndy at os Cd
do. winter steady 9s I'd for Western and 4d for
Southern Corn-MScd soft steady bis 0d prime dull
at 27s.
LoSpoS on MARKrr.-LoSpoS. Oct 2i-Ivcnng.-Lin
adnl rcSrf
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

IotAs. DO oou,VOv $o,4t,VSV
The receipts Tor to-day s7s3,5s7 The Treasury
now holds $685., ,269, 500 in bonds to secure national
bank circulation s1s ls3 600 public dee
posits United States bonds deposited Tor circulation
cor week ending to-day sG0e ooo; United states
bonds held for circulation Withdrawn for tho week end
1pg Today, $seo.ooo National bank circulation ont.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

s,anding-currency notes, 1922 s7o,o5e; gold notes,
s20oal9o The receipts from internal revenue to-day
we're s5Gl ,5o4 ST. and IRON customs s+33, 207 IS.
STATEMENT
The bank statement reflects the continued outflow
OF currency to the interior for the movement of the
crops The total reserve 81 900 lower by
reduction OF 81 929 800 tho legal tender average
and $780, 700 in the specie the surplus reserve
Is now ST. o5a ESQ., 81 4s3o o75 lower than last week
The following is a comparison OF the bank averages
for the past two weeks
Oct IA Oct 81 Differences.
Loans -. 1902 7e4, 800 42ol 96S 700 Dec $s25 600
specie - ls,34- 300 l7,6l66o0 Dec 130, 100
Leg tends 506o9 500 as 40 200 Dec 1923 800
Deposits. 22l a25, 900 22i.2is20o Dec 7o7, 700
Circulation IA, ,604, 400 l4,7l6 800 lnc. 11l,900
The following shows tho relations between the total
reserve and the total liabIlities:--
Oct L. Oct 81. Difsrences
Specie $Is347,3 800 $l7,6l6,600 Dec $3.50, 100
Leg. tend'rs SO 669, 500 As, 200 Dec 1900
Total res've 0i6 500 500 500 Dec 81, 600 900
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

Total resve Oie 500 seo 500 Dec s., 600 900
Reserve
quiret
against de-
posts -. 81, ,Asl, ATS So, 5,30l, $50
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

Increase. ............... $3,4l1 SO
The following securities were sold at auction to-day,
for account OF whom II may concern -t5 600 Brook
iyn City and Nswtown Railroad Company per
cent coupon bonds due July 1875; Interest January
and July (hypothecacd), slioo each o5; $4,000 city OF
Elizabeth, N j., per cent registered bonds, duo
1895. interest April and October $1,000 each, 95;
$3.50, 900 Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Com
pauy coupons first mortgage per land grant
bonds, G5.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY ADRUPLE

e5-i6c: low middiinS Hide. mddng 10 ice Spot
sales ~ fullpws:
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $40, 700,
Eod, on account Of interest, and nothing rcdcmp-
lion OF dve-twenty bonds The SubTrcasury released
So 500 silver coin to-day
The following tho receipts OF national bank
notes for the week ending to-day compared with the
orrespopding week OF last year