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Centaur
Liiniinnents.


'sANTIoCII, Ill.,, Dec. l. 1874.
tsNfErss,Es j. II. R0sE & Co:
t4NIy wife has. for long time. been n terrible
sntft.rcr from lihculniitis She has tried MANY
nj, nd many remedies. The only tiiiS
" wNicIlHIas gi.en her relief Is I entaur I-nimeht
am rcioiccd to say this las cured her. nm
''0'H7 $50 w. II. RING.
This Is n simple of many thousand tcstimoni-
ais received Uf wonderful cures effected by the
(cntaur Eminent. The ingredients of this ar
titlc are published around each bottle. 1t con-
tans Witch Hazel. Mcnflta. Arnica. Rock Oil,
t'arbolic, and ingredients hitherto little known
1t is an indSpIIta1lc flct that the EeHfaur Iini-
ment is performing more cures of Swelltngs,
Stiff Joints. Etupfions. rheumatism. Neuralgia
Sciatic1l, Callcd Breasts. Lock jaw &c. than all
the other Lininchts. EmDIpcat10nS. ESfracfs,
SllVeS. Ointment$ and plaStefs now IN tlse.
For Tootmtchc. Earache, Weak Rack, Itch and
Cutaneous Eruptions, it is admirable. Ii cures
burns and ScaIdS without q scar. Extracts poi
from bites and StingS. and heals ffOSt-Dtfes
and chillblainS. in Il short time. No family can
afford to be without the Centaur LiI.inIent,
white wrapper.
The CenGaIar Liniment, Yellow Wrapper
is atl;apted to the tongh skim nnscles md flesh
of the animal creation. Its effects upon sever
cases OF SPAWN, Ssveeny, Wind ts;ill Hi$s Head
and Poll Evil, are little less han marvellous.
MesSrs- y. Mcclure & Co. Druggists. corner of
Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati, eIiia, say:
''In Our ncIsrhboFhoOd Il number of fFafnSfefS
u$ing the Cenfaur I.iniment. They pro-
nounce it superior to anything they have ever
used. We sell as high slS four to II We dozen bot
ties per month tn these teamstels.'s
We hive thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds. Calls. Scratches. Ring-bone, &c.
and for Screw Worn in sheep ii ll;ts rival
this iiniment IL remedy which is worth a hum
drcd times its cost.
Laboratory of y. Il. Rose & CO..
46 Dey s1 rect, New York.
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rs TO MIrrEEs ~ z1lE Eo1h.s.

ScIo. March s, 1877.
EDITOR REGISTER :-Pleasc give Us sIace
in your valuable paper for the following
preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS. 4. !. Houston of this pace.
has been publishing by posters some ofotn'
best citizens. Including ). r.. Irvine, and
Others. in most sealiet,loas and ridiculous
manner. therefore.
I:esnired, That VIC deuotrce such action
as being tnciuiStian. urgpmtleinaaily aud
unbeeoniing III any man in his enlightened
age, and is degrading and hcatheii~h In IFS
character. and deserves the contamination
of all Good nlcu ReslctttIIlly.
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MAJoR WHITES located one door west
Of Fox Bros, First street, Albany, where
he is prepared to do all work in his linc,
such as repairing watches, clocks, and jew
elry. Also. engrayes door.plates, silver
ware. d&c. Five him call.
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pyNPIES.-I viii mail freel the recipe for
preparing simple Vegetable Balm hat will re-
move Tan. FrccllSS Pimples and Blotcle~.
leaving the skim soft, clear and beautiful also
iu-truotioIIs for producing IuNuriitnt growth
h.ir bald hCztI or SHnonf II fiItc Address
Ref. VandeIf & Co., box 5I2I, No. Woostcr-sit-,
Ncsr York tOnI3T9
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Don't forget J-rso, tic boss siolinist of
the world, on Tucs.l:ry night, at the Opera
House
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Gold in New York, lOis4
Legal tenders, 9599Gc.
Wheat, 81 Z bushel.
Oats, 37tsc 7 br1shel
Butter. 25 a 35c z pound.
Eggs, 1Gc Z dozen.
chickens, 81 5oas3 90 4 dozen.
Beef-on foot, Sc; pork, do, &c net.
Bacon-Sides, 13c; hams, l5c; shoulders,
Sc.
Dried apples, &c; plums, 12c.
liverpool wheat market. March II: Av.
erage. los 5d9 los Cd; club, los odQ11s Id.
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Errors of Yo tEt.-A gentleman who suf-
!rred ;or years from Nervous Debility, PTeIlla-
far. Decay. aud iIiI Igc effects OF youthful In.s-
triu y III fur Isl. sake OF suffering humanity
sud free all al,o need If. the recipe ld III
rectian making the simple remedy BY which
i4r VA cured. sufferers Wishing To profit by
the aireriiseris experience scs1n do 20 by nl-
dressing ia qtrfct Conf leaeet john r. OGDEN
~ Cellar ST.. New York. nt3F3
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TO NSE.1TIsTTVE%. -Tlie ad

To OCONSE'NTsTIVFS. The advertiser, hay
ing hccn permanently cured OF that dread dis
C-t, Cou-uu 5tion by simple renieft y l. any
ious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure. To all who desire II, he Will
send copy of the prescription used free OF
charge. with tile directions for prppar1iles anu
using the same. which they wiz finsl n sure
cure tpg Consumption. Asthma, Bron"hitiS,Nc
Parties wishing he prcscrip ion Will please at
dress Rev. T. A. WILSON. 19l Penn St. Williams
burg. y. Y. ISV9I tonIJf0
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The Richmond Range IS 4 great wood
saver, and as it throws out less heat than
any other good range or stove, it is way
up for Summer use.
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Nj sICAI.-Ntss Ncttie Piper. teacher OF
Vocal and Instrumental music, uls@Tcccnt-
ly located i'll Albany. and prepared to give
lessons in the above named branches. Has
had several years experience in teaching,
and can give the best of references.
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oEF4s.E or SINGER MANUFACT'I> G Co, i
FIRST AND YiAMIIIl.L STs.s
PoRTI.ANp. Or. january 2;1, 1871
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oEsTsAR9.


REUBES ANDREW Hull was born in
Tennessee. Oct. 1st. 1870. Was removed
While n yoysfh 10 Oregon. Received part
of his ctlucatioil IN the Isamist College ut
ATcaIiunyiiIes Or. Was Iuaruiesl TO Miss
Amanda Cowcn AilaIy. they made
their residence III Portland. The union
w:iS blessed viii, one son. Affcr lie death
of iAs coanl1aaifotf isvilo died Mart'lls lftit.
1S75)s AnilfeW was attacked with pldino-s
nary disease of which Ire died, at The Fesi-
tfence of his.parents in Albany. March 18th
tt o o'clock r.. VI. For some days lrtviofls
to l,is tEecease Tie sai,laliis continued nTaycr
bnd been answered in part-lie felt assured
of salvation through Christ, aud iliIt lle
Ind firm taith that when passing through
the valley ftleath lie would llave brighter
light That faith was realized vhile sink
ing down in death, OF which taet lie WIS
perfectly sensible. 5 His co,u,tenaEee cheer
ful, he raised his hand as q token that ke
saw his way clear-a token he hal prom
iscd his friends. fins Ire quietly. seirneiy
passed away TO dwell with his Christian
and devoted Mifes who hittl died IN The tri-
nGphs of faith two years before him. To
scrfc linn Who Ind saved them froEl SIM
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The hardest aud most Continuous raan~
storm Of Tx. season set in Monsay morse
ing. keeping Zip its liels. tor near twenty
four hours. I-arge 4lrtions Of tle country
between this city and Harrisburg was eoy<
cred with water, in which vast hOcks
OF wild fowl were disporLing themselves as
NO clme Gosyn the O. 3 q. Railroad on
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SPRING STOCKS Have begfn TO arrive III
the store of Wheeler at Sl.etId. He pro-
poses to maintain his position rs the keeper
Of the most complete country store in the
county. and will continue to furnish the
best goods the market affords at the lowest
living rates. Cash paid for all kinds Of
mercIantabIe produce.
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Mr. G. g. T+ng,ish aHd LILLY MilleTs OF
his ely and both members abe latter the
eilicient Foreman Of No. ?, expect to Eee
rc;uly ipr start to-day. over the mountains
III setrch oi fortune in the IIew. mines. OF
course il.eie friends all wish them pleas$
ant trip and lie best OF success.
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OlsTEI; SUFFER- At KNOX An
oyster supper will be given tliis friday
evening. Mt Knox Bntte, by Onward I.o,lge,
I.o.G.T. Adnittance, 25c. EveTybody IS
invited TO attend a way up Time expected.
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0E In N00 per day NJ home. Samples worth ~
DJ lU pLU free. STINSaN Il Co., Porf land. Me.
GEND 2Jc to g. p. ROWELL & Co. New ork
- for Pamphlet of ItO pages, containing 1000
newspapers, and estimates showing cost of All
vGsrii iSinn. 5SvSy
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Il q Fl 4
Jas. Itlkfits. It s udeist ood. goes into
the Grplge giiital Store tie first of next
sano;stlsrsI s,rst-rate selection. Mr.. A. NJ.
Roop viii liasc eHlire cilasge OF the agrf-
cultural Ieraifu,ent of the Store, handling
all tileimp piemepts and machinery. A bet.
ter boy. tlsan sir. Roop never soda a tlIrcsh-
Ing machine or showed UP the merits OF =
cu,tiyato~.
T!:cre Il 10 tale in life when d woman
Il soeflIieet 70 ti1c meeting tides of per-
plcNiiy as oastlIat occasion when, rs a wid-
ow, crs@a@c,t 10 jie married 70 second.
she goi raHndthc house trying to oblft.
erate ii si.sns other previous marital ex=
pcriencr. It liitrts lier pride, however,
wien She Is compelled to brrI gross OF.
xi-fjtnee e-trt1s D:l which She IS recorded AS
THE. " lie OF lie iirstfellow. Visiting cards
should be houglt ii small quantities IN
families whcte the nrp Is not healthy.
TIE wire caflc tsed in Navigating"
Pierce : f;44y boat across the Willamette
| a. feot or Ellsworth street. broke one day
last week. sinee whep, we believe, the Corr
jxlllisi stsge has s,oIpcd on the opposif6
side, The mail lnaiter being brought over
in q salilll boat. Of course all general
travel i.ss leen asa asPemed, as the high
| MATER i,lnve.its the rcRlaeemcnt OF the ropAs
| Ferries all along tll'a,sl down The river ara
T., ..1.t4+ In otflif if1fI tIsaf atTrs I'm fFTs
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Doors, BooTs-for the rainy season,
both Kip ami gumgcrubber-a fresh supply,
very low, at the ready pay store in shctld.
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BUsfSEss GETTING 1.TyELY.-6n We'd
nesslay the city was maeic lively fos awhile
by two rows Oh First street, re..il1tilig 4, a
pistol being fired on and one fellow ssetf ing
knocked down. SoboIy seriously hurt.
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CoMPLIsIENTARY.-Cap Jacob Miller
starts to-day or tomorrow on his return to
Minnesota, his old home. Capt. Miller's
place in this community will not be easily
filled as lie was not only capable BUT eler-
getfc and efficient in every good VOID and
work. Especially useful w;rs Mr.. Miller
in the Sunday School, being an active and
Jealous worker. On last Sunday, just be-
fore the close of IRE NJ. f. S. s., the follow
ing preamble and resolution was offered
and adopted by Il rising vote
WHEREAS, OrFr worthy brother and co..
laborer, Calpe. .Tacn6i miller. who has been
so efficiently and pleasantly associated with
,ls Ia Christian work, both in the Church
aud in tIle Slbbarh School. for the past few
months. expects SION to leave his andretufn
to. his home IN tho Eastern States, there
fore.
I9esolred. That willie we regret that duty
calls him to another field. even for a sea-
son, yet we will follow him with our
prayers and best Wishes during his Journey
ings. and shall llafi wifIl pleasure his return
to ossr city and to his place in the Church
and Sabbath School. where his labors have
been so efficient and acceptable.
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g Wheat generally looks splendid through
ont tie prairie An sinilsatsl amount Of
fall grain Mas sownin this isieounty. A very
large amount OF new ground was broken
during dc. Winter, which will be seeded
to wIcat. Is 4 st
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ENcXSfPSIFNT Harrisburg
Encampment, No. 8, I.0.O.F., was insti-
tutetl by D.D.G Patriarch. Joshua u Wal
ton, of Eugene City. on Monday evening,
March f2th, 1877. Following are the Off.
GERS elect: G. r., w. J. Bfamwell II. p,
J. II. Shelley; s., &. T. Drisko; Treas,
J. r. Schooling; J.. w. ffenry Reafns.
G.W.C.P.. J. F.. Backensto, apd near a
dozen members. Of Ofgeana Eneampmcnf.
No. S, Of this cItys were In attendance.
The work of conferring degrees was not
finished until half past five o'clock Tuesday
morning. Annmbcr of Patriarclls were
in attendance from Eugene City and Port
land. The visitors are unanimous in the
assertion that they We're never better treat
ed or cared for flian by the brothers at
Harrisburg. Nothing was left lndonc To-
make the occasion pleasant and agreeable
to all. Long ware Harrisburg Encamp-
inent, No. s, say we.
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AIlIEIEB.-N the NJ r. parsonage,
March 18Th, by Rev. y. +. f'c soie Mf-t't
IL. Norton and Mrs. Isabella IIIel>s III =
this city.
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Special Notices.

1GsF tFirAr You WASr.-sTrs. j. Weed
Is agcnttor Cofnwell's improved self fitting
chart for cutting out dresses for ladies,
misses and clIldren-doubtless the best and
cheapest system yet invented. By this
chart perfect fit is warranted eee'y Zinc.
Call or address Mrs. j. Weed, Albany, for
further information.
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seettfc yo,iis tfcIscts fer the Urso concord
Al Mr. rarf.s, 4wlere sou can also secure
c.liai.c scats-5r provided you cali aud inter
vfeyA s,frr lcfoso they are all tane"
'rhdfe II be n li4izsesslie Z scat VI
fists f. =. q 4sss -
Is u feeevI ee'','.s''li'.;''9', 'as' = ,,,c
'4ris.asg Tie f.fsf ef t'lr s'e@ ~ -, ,,.,ne
parfg !. = bo ie canle
fts.|. a4s F4ilss1fo Fsii.i.
sk.e,l store opened.
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MoRr Lronr on rnr sef. 900 FORGERY.
broker Mn~wrn's Statements Coutradicted
hN lInrnce y. nrnNNnc.

George H. Maxwell was cross -examin
ut great length yesterday by MIR. Wheeler II.
Pcckhnm. H. ngain recitcd the circumstances
Of his introduction TO Horace L. Browne. and
,tailcd their meetings up to the one at which
Browne propos ii the business for " the up
town institution" This he swcrc was on Dec.
u. Browne never said it was IA savings bank.
The iut ryew Of Dec. % was the only one at
which The New York Life Insurance Company
was mentioned w 10 the time WHEN witness re-
ceivod the order TO buy gold. The ccrtilleation
Of the check was given without question. A.
To- the purchase of the $4,000 gold instead of
$4,000. rs ordsrod that was a mistake Of Blood
who made the purchase IA "a matter Of mutual
accommodation. The gold certificates were
given 90 Blood who handed them over 10 him,
ami they were handled hy no one elise until
turned over to the messenger who. ~ he sup
posed. came from the inSurnnc" rnmnHny IL
was only recently that he had noticed Tue in
iormnlitv of Bcers's signature go the letters
purporing to come from tho Insurance COM
pany.
Horace +. Browne was brought from The
House Of Detention to testify. He nude the
first suggestion of the business to Maxwell
rariy in December. They were going up town
to..thrs and he put this hypothetical aus to
Maxwell. Assuming that u savings bank ~ N
trouble and. d'sirou- OF milking up 81. uriti -
tn iut among It's assets, wishes To- do II nv pur-
clu-inl gold and Government securities
large amounts. with commissions large,
w WHIT piG woald b Gr2 hc9r ,@NW ana
todd MaNw 'l tlut he know an uptown insiitu
t"n in just i,ut IN. and might tlrowthr broker
age IN h- MnNw'llsl way. Maxwell saud he
woul tniuk the matter Over and answer in
das or two Two DAYS Uter Maxwell sud he
Thought tn bus noes Na- ~afit nough. II any
TING came out they could not convict ti"
lftarr pl Gn,fuiu- moro serious tluu lousc
business mothni-. ilr want Il the nam' of the
al NH'.. NrYrNhle W.fua-- -iw OBJ" parties for
wlHiI ie wa- ting. and told Maxwell Il WIS an
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FRIDAY. Feb. 9.-FLoUR AND MEAL-The nouS
nT ia, some irrtguary waS noticed under pressure to
SS@G ouT Is ARM o we o a sd sd wsg
sgn supsrnnc. g. 2,nt5 7o' extra state &C.. s, 500
do Xxx and Xxx 81 a S"s 3D. 'S do winter Wheat
sty '9 .p SS ssi %s' sgS'Ga s" fsssSss
and family brands. 'oOss6. southern shipping eS-
BfaadywinSs y Ry Sso oSf u s5s bues
C9roSmSpo,s e. higher and moderately active; mid.
closing at u 2et3c. Tor fehruary. issc for March,
i s,ssc Tor Tor y aud . ssc Tor August; RcscU Us
at the ports toanv. 2,2o3 bale; past week, 1862
bling transaction. al sie6esliso Tor mess SIS 10 ior
e e sn 1 Ea a c c am G ac p5S o d S6
meI. a. slS g N1rse fiS n s 10 Tor Apr and
steady with the sale Of 800 boxes y short clear AT 9c.
sni 5,.@7c. or shoulders. and noAcd Al iiifei2lc of
si6ssi Tor prime city and 81 aoa si IS for West.
15 we dJ gts Iu sr "a l2' IiH5e ashyeX
and ~ 90 tor MAY, with early sale. Ia above the prices
Dressed h,ss steady at ,sc ior Ne,i.rn ana sss4e lor
diaries, 2de27cs selected tubs. ~, 4se5ic Western
lo@a3c common to lair. iaGi5c' cheese nrin and
d." dairies' oSi,c We.i'rn factory ssiii,cS skim.
4sIc h4Ss lower ircsh 22s2'g. lni,d. isssc.
had an inward i,nd,ncS Iai 70 decdcd ad vance ioss
sS'od bush mainly So > N,w York and choice migrated
~, w. s ',1 S "'i III " \, eur ,lns,'
q .43eSl -, Chicago ~ =, Sltu@si ~ eectod and
hcrdo. - tlNe 80 WiIic do, ~ in ~ 80 bush Rye
aud barley very quN AMI rirr- more or less nominal.
canada peas sold nt l2r IN bond. oats duh hut
price, prouy well supported, safe. 2tUn bush at $40
iic Tor mixed Western including No Bat &C. and 400
90 Tor white do. including No az 4liic also white
STATE. 'pei'c and mis- do. 4sa'ic Indian corn was
IN large supply aud a-ain lower .ics Grp bush at 90
orc Tor new Western ntNcd old stern mixed At $50
crn. j7ft 80. Tor yellow.
sfSnurs-Na,al stores were quiet and unchanged nj
4aal &C. ior sprt. urIwnunc, and - l1aS2 - tor
mon tn good strained fo-in Petroleum dun and
nominal NJ ilsc tor crude. In bulk. and 2dl.c Tor
nucd, IN hhls lnEUt copper was steady sales SptDO
~ AZ ~ s2o'ic IN ld's there were sales Ut 3,bdry
California at re- ca DAYS. and LOO dry Corricncs at
l6c I months. both gold. Ocean lreishts more active
and radN berth room. bat quiet Tor charters Grain
10 Bristol 10y st'nn Gid., alow by sail jO-.; grain TO
London Toy steam. 81. provisions 3bs; peas To Liver
Ioul. by >tran 4i,d and PROV lions. 3Oajs, to
Hall, 10y steam. 3D. grain to Copenhagen D. ad q qr;
ca, g 10 NIo AMI Hlhua, pc. gold. rcsiluum IRON
Philadelphia to IiNerpol = " Iauw steady at oi.i6
a~ltc. Whi.key steady az SlU,i srsluS
tnucfuts--t.ufiNe~ were exceedingly quiet, but
changed Rn. i7ia92c and Mdra,tihO ~ ,s1n.. both
kud. Moii-sc- dull aud uuHU-ci 30 iJc Porto
Rico. and ips17c. tor sew Orleans Rice steady and in
some demand At rGsc Tor dome site. Raw dull
and changed, no sales nur good refining Cuba. o.
@uuc.. aul ccnriiusal 81, siusC Refined IN iAir re-
quest at llsaSlltsc for hard, and s9ll3sc Tor A
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FRED WY ~ TOWN.
lie Attends the JLcdcris RAM BnI and the
Racket tIub House.

Fred May was one Of the onlookcrs Mt the
brilliant spectacle Of the Liodorkranz bah in the
Academy Of Music on Thursday night. He was
in full evening dress. and hs handsome face
showed no indication Of trouble or excitement
He seemed to have entirely recovered from the
nervous strain from which some of his friends
in Washington said hc was suffering two weeks
ago. His presence was not generally noticed.
H. stood most Of the evening in the corridor IN
the rear of the boxes. wat hing the maskcrs and
talking freely and calmly with a number Of
ladies and gentlemen who surrounded him.
He came home from Washug ton or Baltimore
on Thursday. and worry soon visited his old
hunt, the Racket Club. where h" WIS soon both
. in the afternoon and evening of that day. II"
WAS in the ciup rooms again yesterday after
noon with some Of his friends. II was said at
Or. Mays house last night that Fred had again
left ia. civ
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ITNINCIIL IND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Fob. 9-P. M-Speculation at the
Stock Exchange. though Rejecting an active
market. was unusually free from exciting ru-
mors or gossip, and the transactions lost much
Of their significance from the fact that the posi-
tive bear movements of the past few days were
not further pressed with vgor. In the early
business however. there were some active sales
of Western Union. Lake Shore. and New Jersey
Central to protect sellers OF privileges hut the
bears appear 10 have devoted their attention 10
rcaplng the profits Of the week by buying in
their contracts. Western Union opened weak
at H. and soon sold down to 7o.; but from this
point assumed frmer tone. which WIS
reflected in gradual improvement 10 r.
with final sales nj 7it and NJ. Lake Shore
also gained 8 = cent, having ranged ut b2'.e
1895 52S. sellers. GbJ'4 but. asd" from firm
or tone. nothing of special interest in this stock
was presented. The coal shares continued fe-
vcrish and irregular. With a generally depressed
feeling with reference to these securities. be-
cause there il no probability Of any combina-
ton being formed 10 advance the price of their
production. a ided To report that the suhscrip-
lions to m" New Jersey Central certificates of
indebtedness had not becn literally responded
To-. The price Of this stock went tdmhlng
downward from el's To- 10. hnvins opened at u 1.
and closing NJ 1914. aft'r having recovered to
~ .. ~ iaware. ackawanna and We t"rn raj
l"! In the carly dealings from 6s's to op't hut
\ soon began To suffer from the heaNinc~- Of
NV jersey Central. and suddenly broke
e. g. s.li"r 49,. and 6sia. regular wuy.
though sul'S quanuy advancing ~ So. with
inu irausu TONS. however Ht O. o. seller 800. and
Is ia the usual way. Delaware and HUDSON
ranged M 81 fjiia ami Illinois Central sold at
jBo5el.. The Northwestrrns were again active,
under the nipulutun Of Sac bears. the com
mon having dropped / q p cent. 10 80. huf the
preferred steadily improved. amt closed strong
Motive .ranhio among tho shorts To uuy hack
their rontrnis Rock Island submitted Ia de-
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