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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHTA sT0JKA
Reported BY JOHN n. DAVIS q Co, II WaIla.
FRIDAY. March is-r. n.
TIE esvEKxE EIsr

FRIDAY. March 1S-R ~
dull business, with transactions amounting oniJ
to 271, 495 shares, against $4,000 yesterday ana
ut figures that seemed to be remarkably strong aS
day. and an ending that leaves the majority OF prce.
q fraction lower than they were last evening. make
up the complete record of to-day's stock market
may be said that the art Of manipulation has peeu
perfected when prices can be made to seem 70 y
rising when they are falling yet 10 positive isos
that majority of the average operators, exceps
where corrected BY personal interest," have gus
home tonight with decided impressios that tos
nights ciosing was at higher figures 'nau
yesterdays. Immediately following the openlns
of business there was some depression eut tnas "
quickly followed by an upward turn 70 prices snsa
continued for the remainder Of The day. untl AD',s
fifteen minutes before the end. The only rulo, =
circulation calculated TO affect ths markes iayolsx
was the iinprohabls orc that tue tssss1is Va
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, March 1872. N.

FRIDAY, March 1872 n
The mining stock markets to-day developed moth
ing new or specially interesting. In some quarters
there was some evidence that prices have toueneo
bed rock.n but in other directions there was
further depression. Hibernia again monopoiizeo
larue proportion of the days dealings, and rose from
"a to 030S0 cents. Consolidated Pacific developed
an unusual activity and 1850 from 20 to e3OSZ
cents Chrysolite was steady at 6a067s. Big Pitts
burg declined from $50 to 1926, and Little Pitts
burg from $50 to $50. Little Chief was about
steady at 80 and Hortense from 64 to 80 cents
finally closing at 60 cents. Bull Domingo was ~
cents higher at 2.35. Moose recovered to LOO ana
Hukill to 1875 each stock seeming TO be nrmer az
these Rnres than either one has been recently Se
soldated Virginia was dull and weak at 500 90.
Green Mountain advanced to 61i Rising sun sold at
200 and Cherokee at 2.05. The markets closed
fairly active but irregular.
II MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
SECOND CALL-12 O'CLOCK u.
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THE GREAT INDIAN NOVEL.
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Story OF an Indian Chief Told by himself. With
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AMERICAN a1sToRic4L NOVELS.

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A SPORTING ROMANCE.
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..,Nother One Ru.ted.

Three years ago Detroit had about fifty
amateur weeklieS in full blast. One by one they
have succumbed to the ehicken-pox, measles.
whooping cough, and hard times, and the number
yet alive can now be counted on the fingers of the
LETT hand. The latest failure occurred yesterday.
just after the bells had struck thirteen O'clock An
ambitious, perseYering boy of twelve had estab-
ished the 7tVisiSH in little second floor back
room bsyond the parks on Woodward avenue In
his issue OF twenty three copies in the forenoon
occurred the following item:
NoTISS-tHhere Is A Read-heded Woman in
This Sitty who LickS her Children with the stove
handel. Let her beWair or We Shall publish
Her naim.
The editor of the Tteiiigh was seated in his sane
tum at the hour named, when female entered
She hadn't come 70 subscribe. She wasn't there to
have funeral notice published. She didn't look
loek Ike the president of female sewing society
No one could read her errand until she had locked
the door. Then she kicked the press over, upset
the standing galley, knocked the legs from under
the editorial table, and laid hands on the editor.
Being taken by surprise, he did not realize what
was going on until he had been shaken out of his
boots and jammed into The wood-box head first
and ere he had regsined his editorial composure
the assailant had fed. Ruin and desolat;op
brooded there. Havoc and disaster sailed around
the room. The red headed woman who licks her
children with the stove handle had played smash
and LEFT nothing to begin anew on No insurance.
and no more TuitiaR--N QRd6