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DEPARTURES F0R EUROPE TO-DAY.
THE SMALLEST SALOON LISTS FOR FOUR MONTHS
FOUR STEAMERS CARRY ONLY 166 CABIN PAS

THE SMALLEST SALOON LISTS FOR FOUR MONTHS
FOUR STEAMERS CARRY ONLY 166 CABIN PAS
sENGERs.
The four steamships which sail for Europe
to-day carry Ony 166 saloon passengers, showing
falling off Of rs per cent in six weeks. Among the
"a which 90 to Liverpool by the Inman steamship
City Of Berlin. are Mrs II. G. Lippncott the Rev.
John stOkoe. and Lieutenant Jackson McElwe1, United
States Navy The Egypt of the National Line has a 80
loon list Of 46 the North German LOyds steam
ship Main, for Bremen, has 10, among whom Is
the Marquis Liberau. The Ethiopia, for Glasgow, car
ries III the Rev. DIS G. L. Wells and T. NJ Frrrs and
their wives being among the number Following are
the complete saloon lists:
FOR LIVERPooI-BV Steamship CITY OF BerLin.-MTs
M A; Lloyd Joseph y Lloyd William G Lloyd, Robert b.
PowSIs la lanes WOOD a. n Snitb Mrs LARA Gigan Miss
Z. Connolly, Thomas F. Gnligan William l. Coyne Miss
Barclay POocS Captain John James T. b. saoothOuse Ed
charlton Lopez Conrad Dwight n Hitchcock
o Harrison T Justice 5oSe Sa W NOD. sslI
Miner, William Harrah. Nicholas GOdsborOugh MI.
MTs %ht a9i Miss 6conSor Georse " Harran IFS HS
Tah Miss Carolina Harrah Miss Esa H9rrah Miss Grace
Phebe l. Wentworth. Mss Mary y Wentworth, H. s sand
Thompson, r. s fhJmas, Mrs. IL NJ. Thomas Augasle
TSayeT. MISS Ely. Miss B. f. Eiy pr James e barbour
Mrs BarIoqr M Burton RogeTs Mrs 10 s9Is Wil Yam
Walk nDurgh Mrs Van Valkenhufgh, Frank NJ CaTta1 the
Atkins
BIZ Steamship EgVDt-Mr j.. SInalley Miss Gaate A J..
Hassard short Mrs Short child nurse f. G. Scott Mrs
Scott G. II. scott A. g. scott A. f. scott Miss Ellen Robin
McD0ugall w. D. Iartt r. MaTsOn MIS-. Marsnn
W. K Fuller and nurse, W. J. Russell Mrs FreystaiJ MT
Rose 4 s NQTlon Mrs IL o. Bren Ge9GEs s. N@nklR'
POyniz Alice POyntz Gerard POyntz Miss OLeary,
Frederick w Smith, Mrs Smith. NJ. -. Randall j. Fenne
more, Philip Parsons, Miss GARNER j. Hapgood George
S. Williams p w SeiNas Mrs S.iXas, Miss Jane SeXas &.
p Cuvert II. f. whitney, 5. p. James, Miss $. Williams,
Thomas GOOdenOugh.
FOR GIASGOW-By Steamship Ethiopid-Willam Ham
tOn Thomas McCrrie. Thomas L4eT, John T. BurChell,
Robert G. CauiucrOss. Wilson. Dr. Waiter A. Billing
ham, James Morton William II. Hews, Richard Matthews,
Elizabeth Matthews. the Rev. G. L. Wells, D. d. Mrs
Wells the j. NJ Ferris D. D., Mrs. Ferris Miss Maria
b. Lott Mrs. b. t. Jones, Miss X. =. Jones.
FOR BREMEN-Bg Steamship Manic. l., Deetjen, \.
schwartz Albert Schuenbug Miss Mary L. Johnson Percy
GOeschius Rudolph Cote Marquis Ibera, MIS- Josephine
Clifford Mr. HOfer Louis SOranO, Mrs Liza Welehse, john
Sundermann Jacob GeseTsdOrt C. ". AuerOach Charles
Kesser, Miss sarah Lacey, Henry Ruckort
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price was certain to advance. Butnow the retailers
OF that story busy In denying to each other and
TO everyone else that they the pOssessors Of any
quantity of stock, and that they are at a loss to
know where it is if Mr.. Vanderbilt has not got it.
And now for this later reason its price must adj
vance. This is a simple record of the working Of
the machinery of manipulation and traders are at
liberty to accept of either horn of the dilemma
which they please. Only the operations in the
stock which have occurred in the interim do not
permit of both stories being true.
The Wisconsin stocks have continued to be fea-
ture of the speculation, uctuating frequently with
IN q range OF TO per cent, but considering the
late decline have exhibited no positive strength
The announcement that the st. Paul Company had
sold little less than 81 100000 of its sinking fund
bonds since the LIST of last March, and had either
disposed of or authorized the sale of 81 200, 900
mortgage bonds on its Iowa Division, was received
with SURPRISE because all former statements
emanating from the cOmpany's officers had
represented that the profits from last sea-
sons business had been sufficient, not only
for the payments of dividends, but also for the pur
of the sinking fund bonds was sold in March, just
before the paynentOf the April DIVIDEND is regarded
as suggestive of the source from which the dividend
was derived. However, the Wisconsin stocks in
final sales show gain OF from TO 2ls per cent over
the prices Of last Friday. The dealings m the in
vestment shares were on limited scale but at
better prices.
The coal stocks at last have shown signs of re-
spending TO the actual condition of the properties
which they still represent, but which representation
is steadily reduced by continuous addition to the
debts of most of the companies. The general mar
ket remains unsettled, with uncertainty as 10 the
immediate future the prominent FEATURE
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY, Aug. is, 1873


ASHES-ouiet; Pots 4lad4stc; Pearls, 5l2d6i2c.
BEESWAX-Quet; unchanged &C ~ i2uzSc
CANDLES-Quiet; prices as before.
CHICCORY-Quet, unchanged.
COAI-NO change in prices; demand only moderate, bui
holders looking better trade IN september OF october
and prices finn.
CoOPERAGE sToCK-lSlow Of sale and unchanged
COCOA-Unatered trade quiet; prices about nouinsi -
CORDAGE-Quiet; Manila, large ana small SEES, ~ 20
&c: Manila COrage, Tarred Manila, l2c; Ssa rope
12c Russia HEMP Tarred l2c American Hem IaIrsq llc
COFFEEM Mid grades quseer, but very nrn Aasacabo Is
0l7c 2325c gold Rio very strong on favorable
foreign adVices Ordinary 10 Prime CargOes. 1907 &C.,
gold sales S74 bags per DOna, private tems and q Bal
mOre 600 bags per CampanerO private terms and 900 DO
per AGudneck l6 gold stock mere In first hands 80 III
hays. -,
nary IliIee Low MGding. &C.; Mdding, llIec sales,
95 bales 1903 last evening" al Tor consumption Delivered
contract 3Og bales Receipts at ports b9l bales against
last week and 3of last past week. 5O3l
bales previous week 343o bates week last
year 2002 bales since September l. 42J l3S balesi cor
responding period last season gS956 bales Futures were
Last evening, 5000 bales lodsyTtirst Call-oetCeer
total 200 bales August. 1ls3 1857 Ilss ilsI septem
Der ll.UQ ll59. ll6O. ISL 49, ll6i l60 LIB 2s
ii$S 1871 1886 il35 1886 llS7. II 80 1l.s7; Eoyem-
bsr 1923. 1122, 1L20 December, lli7, Ills, lilo,
lila 2240O bales grand total 1880 bales Futures
glpa afanAy
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Money has been little more active and at times
call loans OH stock collateral were up to ., but the
more common charges were 2f02l2, the ruling ng-
ures to-day. On Government, bonds we quote
10Io. fine best commercial paper selling
at 303l2 per cent; The United a. c st9 noS
Treasurer az Washington to-day received S0OO,OOO
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were Sj25,000, and internal revenue re-
CENTS S2SO,OOO. The following Is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges, SOL
1910: currency balances, $3,5O2, 794; gold eX'
changes. SIS, 063, $50; gold balances, S796,2s3.
On the London stock Exchange the week has
been unusually noteworthy; first, for the weakness
and subsequent reaction in the British funds, ana
second for the lower range Of prices OF United
STATES bonds, American railway shares being also
generally weak and lower, or at least teVersh IN
consonance with the changes in the home market
Bar silver declined to 52l4 pence the ounce, Eng
IIsh standard closing fraction above that prlce.
at fine weekly meeting Of the directors OF the Bank
of England held Yesterday the rate OF interest was
not altered and IL remains at per cent the point
10 which last Monday IL was advanced. Inc
figure for three-mouths bills in the outside market
Is mn 10 49t per cent 1t is thought IN some quar-
ters that a further advance by the bank IS not ui-
likely. The following are the highest and lowest
nrires OF securities Tor the week. and the closing
sales to-day and week ago:
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COIL TRADE REHIEW.
From The Engineering and Mating Journal, Aug III
,NTfTp ACTTE

tFrop, me Engineering and Mating Journal. Aug III
ANTHRACITE.
The demand for anthracite coal does not i'm
prove while prices are steadily becoming more dis
urbed owing to tho quantity Of coal that has
been mt ON the market during the past two months.
and IN fact during the whole year The Reading Com
nanvs drawback has had greater effect upon prices
through anticipation of lOwprced coal TO be offered
from the schuyll district, than from any important
quantity of this coal being forced upon the marke We
bav, never seen dealers at this season OF the year
with 80 little hope active Fall trade now The COM
NAMES have been trying the public IN the
belief that the combination must OF necessity be sue
hut BUYERS are wise enough TO see that when the
BOARD of Control decides that IL viii ignore the object
for which the combination was formed, VETO regulate
the sly 10 the requirements OF the trade-then they
are justified In Withholding their orders as much as pos
sble In expectation that trouble Will arise from dissat
isfacton among the producers. The condition OF the
minds OF buyers Is such now that prices much above
those that ruled last year would attract but
little attention. For TINS state OF aHslrs Tue bosr9
tonnage sufficiently t would at least nave hed me con
ddenee OF the public III are 70 see air FAN trade
the Board of Control must realize tine aclua CONDITION
plies 70 the demands OF the market In our eGtOI9l
columns we call attention 70 cloud, considerably
larger than mans hand" which Is looming up upon
As we predleted-befOre the combination was formed
would be the the wants OF the companies aud tue
varied array Of human nature IN their 0cers are end
ing 10 rob this organization OF the advantages that
TIE production OF anthracite coal last week was
52o25 tons as against 29 253 tons the previous week
and $50 SO tons the corresponding week OF 1871 The
total production from January 1 60 August 10 was
$780, $50 TONS compared with l1,6Il 200 tons Tor
the like period Of last year. showing iang on TINS
'''- BIruMTNoUss $50 81
Mich she same state Of afars continues In Che bltt
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DENYING A SHAMEFUL CHARGE.

August Engles, who was arrested on the
charge Of assaung Matte f. Du Laney. girl OF thir
teen. denies the alleged assault He claims that the
charge was made blackma purposes by the detective
who watched him. Mr. Engles claims that he was kind
20 the child she was intelligent but that he or
dred her out ohe place because she annoyed the clerks
ehseouentIv he received letter purpOrtiDg come
from er sister for 50 at once she was III great
trouble He sent the money, ana at the nc
ter and mad used the money He had been advised by
Ter viii t6e detective who had watched hm,and thus re-
move all witnesses.
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decline in the per cent consolidated Loulssanas 20
70l4 which the price to-day. Ihe terfiOie yeis
low fever scourge is the alleged reason. Dstrict o.
Columbia 3-65s continued weak at o0S4, to-day :
price being down to SO3s Missouri O., Hannibal
and st. Joseph issue, sold to-day at 1852, neS
Tennessees at "a, and Virginia deferred os at IA
as.
There was the usual quiet in the city bank stocks,
and to-day's sales cover Bank of Commerce W az
ISL, Merchants (19 at 123l2, Bank OF kepuDhc
(1O) at 83l2, and Fourth National 2O) at 70.
Railroad bonds were more active and irregular,
while ner for some varieties. In to-days business
the Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible per cents
were freely traded in at an advance to w the Ee
waited Railroad frsts rising, on good business 10 o.
The Central Pacifics were strong at lO6i2 san Joa
ouiu Branch at $685. and Union trsts at 1O6 North
west gold bonds weakened to 9o for 60th coupon
and rlgstered issues, st. Paul SINKING tunus pelhg
weak at from 95l2 to o.. Burlington ana quincy
consolidated rs were strong NJ ll3, Ca1a1a
North Missouri firsts at 1914, and Lake eh9 shore
consolidated coupon hTsts at III L0uisVlls
and Nashville seconds selling at 81, Delaware ana
Hudson COMPANY rs of 1894 at 1OZ g, NeM-1 DIX
Central 6s OF 1883 at I05; Lehlgh and Wilkes
barre cOnsOls at % (old and Erie fourtns at lOo4
Gold. which remained so long at the stereotypeu
price of 1902 became more active ana nrner u1rhs
the week on the stiffness of sight sterling ana me
revival of coin shipments, and advanced to lOO&'
The sales to-day at l0OoS, loans Delng worth
l2G112G2 per cent for use. The sub treasury us,
bursemens for the week were S5l9, OOOlnterest ana
SI,I71 900 called bonds, inclusive OF S1OOOO ana
SI22 600 to-day. The days business OF the gold-
clearing department of the Bank of the State OF
New-York covered Gold cleared, $50, S35, 900; gold
balances, 81, 16635O; currency balances, pl'1't'-
3O9 The gold quotations were as follows:
lO..........,...... ...1OO's 3-..---.--.----lOos
Foreign exchange was strong and higher during
the week on the upward tendency OF money III LODI
DON and the scarcity OF cOmmerclal ollls III inc
home market. TO-days selling rates were at con-
cessions of about - cent from the standard asking
oil raf annexed
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IIvIoNcR0P.


lots OF American zig iron nave soll az
ei6 3nasi7 for No aud SlJ 50Q ZIG for No q scotch d
and nominal Pig Tin dull sale OF straits az Sc I'm
Plates 0uiet AID god Domestic Lead nrm at S@J
with demand speteT quiet unchanged copper quet
Ice for Lake.
MoLAssEs-Domestie quiet at SOa46e+ Foreign duh and
nominal S03Oe. Tor 90 test
NAVAL sroREs-spits Turpentino quiet, unclaimed :
OF a u oc ROsn steady, qnct and unchanged Common 20
Good Strained 81 32ads1 l2 Tar and Pitch quiet AID IN
changed
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Berth room for Great Britain more
active az higher rates Charters quiet FOR hoth lh a
trolenm Observation-Disclosures selm tOg DusS, 9fp'
Sd 60 b 500 pkgs Provisions SOeS6s London sS s
400 bush GRAIN Id 5000 bush by steam I'D ANOhnuuh'
steam 10000 bush. GRAIN 3D.. Standard GllsgVM' ste,
600 bush GRAIN 6lad 60 ~ 800 bbls fl0nr local. - va
30O boxes Cheese 4bs Antwerp steam 900 boxes iteo
t1ronQh September shipment private terms DY SAT- TO- 10
hash CharteTs-Bark hence % 10
dam 4 OOO grs Grain reported S. 3d rom fhllalent ~
cTk for orders arrive NOr@e gan barks, about
esch IA ga: Grain vessels from baltimore ." Sela'
mr. orders quoted at 6s 81. spot ana Us ~ 20
Norwegai afk hence HsvIe, 1900 bbs Crude
IA nd British ship 999 toms hence 70 Antwerp WIZ -
provisions and general cargo az rates Auielcan
weington and Auckland 322 tons general cargo y. iIsrk
anofher Do $50 tons Cape Town, freight
abont 400 tons 20 Bristol with Grau, froFisiVhs -
cargo az rates German ship $50 los ny ri German
1870. far Bren ZEN al rates. latcr-G erlab oitN ~
Baitic 500 bbs Refined Petroie n5t ~ nav
I OILS Linseed steady ~ eoS7 sAStes - ~ VI
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developing the photographs found that the spectrum
photographs continuous bands without the least
trace OF ring. was not surprised this result be-
cause during the tOaty had the opportunity OF study
ing the corona through telescope arranged in sub
stantiay the same way the phOtOtelespectroscOpe
and saw sign OF a ring.
The plain photograph OF the corona taken with my
large equatorial this OCCASION shows that the
Is not arranged centrally with regard to the sun. The
great mass of the matter lies in the plane Of the eclpte
put not equally distributed. To the 10 extended
about degree and half from the sun toward the west
while was scarcely degree in length toward the east
The mass of meteOr such be the construction of the
corona, is therefore, probably arranged in an eptca
form round the sun
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LABOR IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
vrn1prP or THE UNEMPLOYED.

NUMBER OF THE UNEMfLO1EU
-,,7srfcs AND OBSERVATIONS OF THE STATE Blu
pEAU-As ENCOURAGING INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT
nrnrrcTIoNs FOR THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
The Massachusetts, Bureau of Statistics OF
o has prepared in advance an abstract Of its annual
or in view Of tho fact that at the present time labor
s.a,,stca are of peculiar value. Every preeauton was
,ssen in preparing list Of the unemployed laborers in
me state insure accuracy and IN every ease OF uoupe
100 the larger number was accepted. Returns we're
osved from every city, and from all except ffty-one
.ogns representing population Of only 77,459, and
ere Is reason to believe that these towns contained no
unemployed laborers The results OF the investigation
81 fouud in the following tables
UNEMPLOYED LABORERS.
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GREAT SUFFERING OF A SHIPS CREW

SAN Francisco, Aug. 16.-The steamship
CITY of sydney brought intelligence OF the abandonment
OF the British bark Kedar from Burrard Inlet with ium
Der for Melbourne Kan, Friendly Islands, OIL
Cooks Island, on April g. hurricane swept the sea
over the bark making complete wreck in TINS cohu
49,, ~ orou, renamed aboard fifty days. when they
made raft Although weak ana ftInlshed, thty MAJ
AGED 10 reach land Their suerDgs for the want OF 1000
ana water were great, but only one person peIlsheu
Tbe others we're taken to NewZealand on eoasuhg
vessel
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nitrous trade as has ruled for weeks past. business
confined almost entirely to small ORDERS which do not
aggregate an important tonnage. The shipments arc
mostly on the large contracts made early in tue season.
Our reports show that the production so far this year
ahead o. the amount no 10 the corresponding uue ~
1877 break ia the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Las
Iayed shipments by thar route, but they WIZ uh-
doubtedIy be resumed in day or TWO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l6.

Supreme Court Special TeSnIaBy judge van Brunt
Sophlin AIT Dawes and OtheIs.-kindings settled -.
S,rnerjor CoRri-SDecGl IeBl-Bv Judge Sedgwiek
The Iron clad Manufacturing cCmDany az a Se re-
ferred sec memorandum. slllman agt
directing receiver 70 pay Ients eS hon Tife In.
snTaaca Company RBkoT agt the washington Le insHr
snee Company approved klelnkneoht seI hein
knechf-Order denying motion HQDDeh aeL S0OaIn,
order denying notion IHyIor gL 80 EE1sga
SriSr DENYING notion Grundy agk Milan; Frost agt
Nitfpacht-The pantns attorneys VIII PeaSo sonu N' '
reouests 10 lind, etc,
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and a week ago {:

The london Stock EXchange to-day vas acllVe
and 6rmer for eOnsols, while lower i2r ohlled
Stotas bonds and American securities. A late cable
disnatch states that after hours q vague panicky
feeling acknowledgements stocks have fallen, and
Erie h iG7sD There was no bullion movement re-
nnrted M The Bank Of England to-day. In Paris,
lie 3 Der cent French rentes ranged between
1925 and 11I.4j, closing at 11l.45, as against
ia o71s "A week ago. Sight exchange on London,
o. iGi, week ago advanced TO 2J.21l2. leaving of
M 255I, The Bank Of France during the week re-
poried a gam of 300 900 francs.
Tie receipts of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day OF August were:
NewYOrk.
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THE NAVAL FRAUDS Az SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-On motion OF the
limited states DlsrictAttoney, before Judge Sawyer
th, rino the indictments against Thomas Rogers and
y EJions IN connection With the Pinney certificates
esainst S@val Paymaser Spaulding were dismissed.
GDaulding will be Iried IN OCTOBER
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,s ~ ~ cLosIsd PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.

The inward turn in the price of gold has had
tendency To sifen the various issues OF Government
bonds, The entire list being in strong demand sum
cient to absorb tho importation IRON the otner sue
lave slackened but are sufficient 70 warrant the ex-
neetatIon of another call for 1905 from the depart;
ip%enf to-morrow. To-day's market was quiet aud
strong while devoid of any fresh incident. The fol-
lowing are the highest and lowest prices for the
week. and the closing sales to-day and week ago
to-day
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A NEw.ENoLAND GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass, Aug 10 f.
& q. L. Cutters grain elevator ana steam NH nave
,ec burned with all their sheds outbuldiDgs large
o ~ Grain and one freight car. The loss will be at
last $50 900 Insurance about $4,000 About 1000
barrels of flour were saved.
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SECOND CALI O'CLOCK p.
FRIpAY. Aug. l0-P. N.

The total transactions in shares at the Stock Ex-
change during the week ending to-day were 49,
o4s. the business Of the previous week was $780,
900 shares, and 1871 AL shares for the proceed
inp week. But notwithstanding the reduced
yoIume of business represented by these figures,
the market has been active and fuctuating Lower
prices were made during the week than at the
closing of last Friday, but the final hUctuation,
which makes the prices, shows an improvement all
through the list, except for Erie and the coal
stocks, Lake Shore, after being dull in the early
mart of the week, finally recovered so as to record
the largest business for any one stock Its pnce
rose to 90, and closed at 64l4. A la'e feature IN
tIo trading in this stock is the attempt by those
,ybo arc the most active traders to- create q
mystery as to who owns the block of stock Two
weeks AGO the attempt was to create an impression
that Mr.. Vanderbilt had sold SO much stock that
he must either lose control of the road or buy the
stock back at higher prices, and for that reason the
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-bi - ftlFf bu JAYS
were about 30 900 shares less than those of ycsef-
day. The opening was characterized By weakness
for the " granger stocks, and iirmness for the
Eastern Eut later tnese was an Improvement gil
through the list, aud the closing prices were the
beet al the day. st. Paul common declined to Boil
and rose to 3l3: the preferred sold at G77sG61Ss0
GS94 Northwest at 1898 7s43j, aud preferred nc
$3.50 B55s a6Glt. Lake Shore was steadily sus-
tanned both by purchases and loud talk about its
locaIn business Opening at 63ls063, &c was
quickly made 90 sell at G3l2, when beng left alone
Tor n few minutes 10 dropped 60 G3L. Twice II was
worked up to O37s. aud twice il fell TO
63as but IN the next movement its price
was carried 20 GI9s finally selling az Glll Michl-
gu Central, ~ "a SORT OF tender 10 the Lake Shore
speenlaton after selling at GdfIdjl2. WAS rapidly
hid up to 6Tl2, with only one intermediate sale OF
100 shares at GGl2. The next sale following the
az 67l was at GG and the stock closed at 6Js with
more offered at the same price. Ire was heavy
throughout, selling at 167s0l Ga lG4. Union Pa
ctfic sold at Gil "a Ola 6i fsa6I's
OF the coal stocks, Delaware, lackawanna and
Western fell 20 sos, but later sold nc 5lo5G5ll2.
aud Delaware and Hudson sold at 474a tsl2. Nor
ris and Essex declined 90 81 H. and ended az slal,
aud Central of New-Jcrsey sold nj 33a $3.50. Vest
ern Union was dul but rose from 0OI2G0Oll TO
gl3s The market closed firm.
tHASaE OF TuK sIuCk MARKET.
AffIta
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A, Trisbn,an accosted gentleman on the

street. late nj night with request for the time The
gentleman suspectlne that Pat wished TO snatch ms
Hafcb gave him a stinging rap on the nose WITH e ~
marx It "a IN az struck ono ~ DO tabDers retorted
Paf. q Pm glad / didn'J AK yez an bour aRoF
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River Vessels ana RGilroafs.
EprnAY Anc IG e
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
FRIDAY AUGUST l6. 1873
FIRST CALL-101A O'CLOCK A. ".
$40 Reg'd '65N s s2o Reg 1858 - ,os