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WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 70.
Amount of stock at market Cattle, l54l; sheep
and lambs Is00; swine, 17,059; veals, 20; number
Of western cattle, 1881 northern and eastern cattle,
100
Prices Of beef cattle y 100 ib live weight, extra
quality, S. G2l a. y; first, s. 75a6 30; second, s.
25@3 81; third, 81 BE- 40 Il poorest grades Of
coarse oxen, bulls etc, 50 50a4 ..
brighton Hides, sc Y III; Brighton Tallow,
Sc y ID; Country Hides 7lac " tt; Country Tai
low, % " h. Calf Skins, l2al2 &c. t. Ii; Northern
Lamb skins, 15c aSl - each.
Working OXen-We quote sales OF
| pair girth g IT, inches live weight 2400 III, 5ll9;
pair girth IT., inches, live weight 26o0 1b, Sl25
pair girth #, inches live weight 2300 III, 500
pain grih it, inches. live weight 3200 Ii, $l3S
! pair grth it inches, live weight $500 H. 1928.
store Cattle--l earrings, $ll 9l6 , year ods, SIG
az; year olds $24 q IS U head
Mich Cows-EXtra, S55a75; ordinary, $lSa50;
springers, $lS4G0 per head We quote sales of ,
at $50 each; at $40 each; at S4S, at $50; } at
$50; at $42; at so; 10 at $24 a55 each
SWine-Fat Hogs-Prices 7a7s4c y H. live weight
Store pigs sell dun at prices ranging from 7al6c v
ID live weight, or at - 0Od5 30 T. head.
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SHlPrISG ITEMS, Work upon steam whaler OF
about SOC tons, will be commenced at the yard OF
Goss, Sawyer d Packard Bath, as soon the In
ternational Companys steamer is slaunched. -.- The
Vessel Owners and Captains Association of Phia-
delphia have adopted resolutions advocating the
passage by Congress Of a law abolishing all com
pusory pilotage. MessrS. Goss 4 Sawyer of Bath
have contracted to build ship of 2O00 tons for
Capt Besse and others OF New Bedford -. The Ga
zette says: Capt. Courtland Perry, OF schooner
Yankee Maid is one of Rocklands smart young
coasting captains. He has made eight trips to New
York this season two OF them inside of three
weeks. This is good record for a captain only
eighteen years of age. Havre, Marseilles and
other French places building great ocean steam
The average length of time required to
build schooner at the Morse yard Bath, is about
forty five days.
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GeneraIttIeS.


nog cnoIerals breaking out IN spots through Nir-
6i"1"'
A two legged dog is one OF The curOsities of
toronto
Ears of corn from tarfeld's farm sold for II
apIpce in PainpsvilIe Ohio
life of the Czar has been discovered
,,,..,
NeISoh " AldIleh ol hnoue lslahu, porn III Iofl
- tae loulSesi memptr Oh tAe senate
The net profits of the Western Union for the
past year are represented to be @3,6i0.22,
rl;,,,, I,.,,t, all 4l,, a., r,o
I?";t5 az 'le az VIC '1a'
,,.. ;...
'I9 n ,toe1o9 r'sI "lnLei
rIollua Will 'eno "00''o'" oranges 10 market lnlS
o'"'oH
Judge Jeremiah ., nlacX married ms Wlle Wheh
Sne was - anu ne 70 IheF Soluen "elolns =
near a' MANU-
t,arfeld's head is to be mt ON the tivecent Dosi
age staInrs The mates are now heinz rngrayel
III Ne" oPh'
,i,,++, ,,.. +t, l,.o p,osi,,t ,;r amman ,,,
checks far six NOR cant hnn5s continmad at a nan
cent which are being printed
haa L'9 81 n0n
sI,rnins fnnI Of ahaTt SiS0 ono
Parnell. the Irish Land League leader, was ar
rested Thursday, and dlodged in Prison. His arrest
$500
Henry B. White Secretary of the Shoe and
Leather Insurance Company of Boston is a de
taulter to considerable amount, and has ab
seconded.
The exports OF domestic breadstufIs from New
\ ork, for the nine months ended Sept. 30 1880
were Sl07 49,, ,319 during the same period Of 1881
500 2O4 227.
me Wniskg ana 'opacco uealeIs 9i Olnclnnatl
partmcnt last year and the brewers of Milwaukee
paid 100000.
.i, .,
twenty PERSONS were lnluIe! ana twenty klieu
IN III nte DIT LaIuenpelgelS mn i'll fHlladeIph'a
Wednesday Most OF tne klied ana injured leap
A., anneal is ,,nhlisbad aslin,, for oo,tr;l,ut;o,s
for the tartald hosnital at WASHINGTON Tho on
neal is written bv Sacy Baine and invites Offs r
he forwarded to lanes ,iiiGiIsn Troasnrar Wash
inpton
The widow of President Abraham Lincoln, who
city, is i'll and under medical attendance Her i'll
ness however, is not regarded as of dangerous
character
Inc Uarheiu monument committee IN reply TO
inquiries say the eStlmated cost OF the proposed
monument I'm IN Lake lew cemetery VIII not be less
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WHAT'S IN \ NAME.
Clippings.

The Calais Times and Belfast Journal are en-
gagged in an earnest discussion as to which locality
entitled to the ''Aroostook hade." W like that
kind Of al but feel confident that specify action is
what will take the cake" As it now looks we
think the Belfast Journal has the best prospect of
winning the prize. Aroostook Republican,.
Gov. Plaisted, Greenback Governor of Maine,
was married the other day, right in the face of a
resolution adopted by the state convention of his
party declaring emphatically against fusion and
pledgng the party to keep free Of all entangling
alliances There is no dependence whatever to
be placed on politician. Pecks Sun.
In New England the farming interest is more
prosperous than it was ten years ago, because
practical farmers have ceased to compete with the
West in raising crops which can be undersold at
their own doors by the West and are devoting
their attention to dairy products and minor arti-
cles, which, thanks to a system of railroads. can
be sent to quick market at profit In the vi
cinity of all the large cities and towns practical
farmers are improving the Quality of their stock,
and first class butter at very high prices difficult
to obtain in Boston TO day Boston Journal
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Enormous Cost OF Farm Fences.

Although the fences in an agricultural
community are the most onerous tax
which the farmer has to bear, and the
subject has attracted the attention of
agricultural societies and journals and the
public press generally, no systematic
effort has been made until the census now
in process of compilation, to reach actual
data as to the cost OF the same. In the
schedule Of the recent census an inquiry
was inserted to ascertain the outlay for
building and repairing farm fences dur
ing the year 1879. 4 portion of this
work has been tabulatcd, covering II
states in different sections of the coun-
try. The following is the result:
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The Seasons.

blue-eyed child that sits amid the noon,
Oerhung with a laburnums dropping sprays,
Singing her little songs, while softly round
Along the grass the checkered sunshine plays.
All beauty that is throned in womanhood,
Pacing summer gardens fountain walks,
That stops to smooth glossy spaniel down,
TO hide her flushing cheek from one who talks
happy mother with her fair faced girls
In whose sweet Spring again her. youth she sees
With shout and dance and laugh and bound and
song,
Stripping an Autumn orchards laden trees
An aged woman in wintry room
Frost on the pane, without the whirling snow
Reading old letters of her far off youth
Of sorrows past and joys Of long ago.
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FARM. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

For this department. brief suggestions facts and
experiences are solicited from housekeepors,
farmers and gardeners. Address Agricultural
editor, Journal Office Belfast Maine
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NAILS TO THE POUND. The farmer
who knows what number of nails he
wishes to use in some particular job will
find himself interested in the following
table, which shows him approximately
how many he will get to the pound, Of
the various sizes in common use:
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Name Miscellany.


MEETING or THE STATE GRANGE.
The Maine State Grange will assemble at Angus
ia, Tuesday, December 10Th for its eighth annual
session Complete arrangements have been made
for very comfortable and pleasant session. Board
will be furnished at the best hotels for dollar
per day, Every subordinate grange in the Stare
should make it a point to have as many represent
atives present at this meeting as possible. At tle
annual meeting held in Waterville last year there
were visiting members from all parts OF the State.
At the coming annual meeting an entire set of of
tcers for the State Grange and two Executive
Committees are to be elected.
MARKET Fer PUMPKINS AND ArrLEs.
John Winsow Jones Il Co. have commenced
canning pumpkins and apples at their factory, and
intend II they can get the apples and pumpkins in
sufficient quantity TO putup a large amount They
pay three dollars ton for the pumpkins deliver
ed at their factory. Quite large quantity has al
ready been canned, They are paying from Is to
20 cents for apples and take natural fruit when it
is OF the proper size, and wlndfalls, seconds of
Baldwns, chilled apples DC. 1t is estimated that
would either be left on the ground to decay or be
fed to STOCK but for this outlet for them. This in
dustry will create a market for the farmers which
will bring them quite an income and Of which they
will not be slow to take advantage, Bridgton
News
WHAT'S IN y NAME.
recent article on the derivation Of names con
taius the following The name of James Il. Blaine
is said to come from the town Of Blain iu Bret
tagne, France, "Blaen i'll the Welch,' says the
author, signifies the summit or top; the same as
pen-brig and par the highest part of the mountain
the end OF tot OF an object, the inland extremity
Of glen; leader or chief" The name Of Sena-
tor Hale is said to be from the Welsh, "a moar
also hayle, a salt water river That of Senator
Frye, is from tie Cornish British IA hill, town
or home on the most prominent part OF hill or
eminence. German, tfel, free, Dutch, vry, or fry,
free
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tratng Siberia and describing the condition Of tn
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Frank l.. Gardner, director of the Legion Of
Honor" Company, will produce next season nsw
play by Mr.. Stanley McKenna. This piece Ia q
mclodrama In six acts, entitled "Thc Soldiers
Wife," The scene Is laid In ew-Hampshire aud
New-York and the story IL American.
Mr. Robert Morris has written piece with tho
auspcious title of "Old Shipmates," which will b
produced next season by Dir. Frank Mordaunt, who
will play the chief part 1t Ia In four acts and pre-
sents seven persons. The tone IL dramatic and hu.
morous. This play will be presented for the frst
time on August 20 at buffalo.
There are gypses and other interesting objects to
be seen mt BunnelPs Museum. "The World ut
Wallack's "Thc Professor at the Madison Square,
"Saml of Phsen" at Havcrly's Theatre, "Unclo
Toms Cabin at Niblos Garden, La Mascotte" at
the Bou Theatre and varied musical entertain
mcnt the metropolitan Concert Hall the local
theatrical entertainments OF the hour. Wallack's
will be closed next week.
Miss Mary Anderson has decided tn add to her
repertory Of plays for u, xt season the beautiful
drama of "Roanfs Daughter adapted from the
French, and also Mr.. Gilbert's pootieal comedy Of
"PygInalion and Galatea.' The former piece kept
the stage for two seasons at the Theatre Francois
and il one OF the most delightful of modern French
productions-w.th o character in IL that seems
adapted TO suit SiIss Anderson well rs if it had
been written expressly for her. Tue latter piece is
we'll known in America, and only known TO lie nd.
nir,d. The good judgment and taste OF the young
acirss in selecting these works ~ much to be
mcndei. and in itself conveys IN 1ng1ry Of her sc-
cess IA her elarged field OF professional enterprise.
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There ha. been a great change IN thr political
situation IA this State. 1t /, - change which
the President sud he Administration viii pres
cutly hLl it,-li Obliged 10 recognize, N ANY
appointments Tor which It is propc, to prefer
Genuine and lu,M Republicans. Already II T.,
time that people in Other States >hould appre-
ciA,c this chang. and understand liz meaning.
\ month a:o there WAS y Republican party At
Albany which included H"-cpr Co"Aling and
hi, followers. Though divided in Senatorial
preferences, it WAS still one party, tor it va,
uu.trd i'm opposing the Democracy. To-day
rhcr, is a'.o Republican party. bnt 1t does not
include Nh Conhliug nor those oi his followers
who know what they are doing. lie Is acting aS
an open ally of the Democratic party. Those
who follow him arr taking ord' - from a Demo
cratic caucus, and doing what they can Ia pre-
vent An election of Republican Senators by tins
LEGISLATURE, in order to give the Democratic
marty control Of the United States Senate when
Congress, meets in December. More than three
fourths of the Republican members have voted
against tlc reelection of Mr. Conkling Yet
he and rs followers, who vote with the Demo
Gratis in accordance with u caucns resolution oi
that parry, are preventing n ballot whenever
they can conspirng To bring about AN adjourn
rnrnt without an election. and stopping any
choice OF Republican Senators. The alliance
between these malcontcnts and the DEMO- rate
marty il no longer concealed. MIR. Conking
himself predicts that the Legislature will soon
be dissolved, without IN election. 10y the united
votes of his friends and the Democrats.
When there was divided Republican party,
n month ago, the Pr ,idrnt rcfrancd Scrupu-
either element. He had selected Mr.. Robertson,
it j., true, as he had previously selected dozen
active supporters of Mr.. Conkug. lie aimed
To ticat all elements of the Republican party
with Justice. 1t did not enter into his consid
Grafton ~ a possibility that any faction would
20 over 10 the Democrats because il could not
have all the offices. At that time, the President
would have refused to contemplate the posi-
bllty OF such an act of trcachcry. IL was
proper AND prai .cworthy, therefore, that he
sought To treat with impartial fairness ali who
had been known as Republicans.
To-day the President cannot find single SIM
cere and trustworthy Republican among those
who are consorting with Democrats To make
the United States Scnale Democratic. Begin
ming with the Vice presldent, who drags his
l.robe of Office in the gutter as he acts ~ GRAND
boy for the ex-senator who has chosen the part
of Benedict Arnold, and ending with Me
Too" who violated pledges which he ought to
have held sacred in order to make himself
more completely the tool in an act of trcachcry,
) the members OF this faction have chosen to act
rs allies of the Democratic party. There is
not even the pretence Of Republcanism in their
! position. Their boasts and threats are OF new
party-and the only possible aim of such
party, IL it conld be formed, would be 10 open
the way for Democratic victory. The instant
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THE MACHINES rs. THE PEOPLE.

The Democrats of this State propose to cheat
the people Of their representation in the Senate,
In order to steal Democratic majority in that
body. This they have chance TO do by the
treachery of Messrs. Conkling and Plat, and
those followers who bolt from the party when
q majority of its members In the Assembly
have designated candidates. In party aspect,
no. Republican could desire better Issue on
which to appeal to the people. Ii would not
DO VOL for the State nor for the country that
Ncw-York should be robbed of its rghtfal
representation in the Senate. Amy member
who votes TO carry out this scheme, or to permit
IL succcssy any member who votes 70 prevent
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Jnnfr 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.


1 ,rsvnrNys-3d PaQe-6tb column.
'GnsorxcENRSrs-SK Po1e-6th column. 80 .,,,rr
BAKKIyg HOUSES AND BANKERs-Im dooe, ,'ans
RoI Rn AND Roons-3d Page-2d and sd coiumnA
RrsIsgss CHAScEs-2d Pd1e-6th column
TrsIxyss NOrICEs-4M Pc0e-1st column
fDPxRTSEgsnIP NoIICgs-7h Pu0e-.6th coiumh
S0eroRATION NoTICRs-2d Paoe-3d c0umn;,
DIVIDEND NorIcEs--2d Psge-oth ana ON ooaN
DBrss MAKISG-3d Idge-Gth column
ExCURsIoSs-3d P09e-6th column $780,,
iIS xsI .I-7fh Page-1fh and 9Th columns
Or ATEs and FESDERs-2d Pn7e--eth coiunn-
nrTp ~ ssrED-2d PaQe<-ith column
fJopsps q A gIAGEs, &C.--ess Fage-ith column
IcE CIR AA-3d Pu0e-ctn column
IxsrxUCrIOx--8M P10e-1st ami I'd Columns
Law SCtIooIs--6A Fuoc-2d column
I,yGAI NOTIc Esd Ince-5th column.
HAoyrrIc CLOTH VG-3d Pdge-5th column
G,YrIr AND SLATE MASriEs-6u td1c-ltn coiu'nh'
MsRpIlCFs kSp DEArigs--5h Pd1e-6th eoiuuiI-
MISfSC-6lA Par-3d and 18th columns ~ No.. ca,
EIscrLg aNEous-Jd Pagv--6th column; eA foeo-o'n
column %. o,,,o
NV PUbIIC ATIOSs-6h PG0e-lst co3hlh-
OCEAN srElmERs-3d Pdge-5th column
PROPOSALS. I'd Pd0s--3d column
Ry An EsrAIE-7h Page-6th column.
bAyINGs BASKs-7h F0ge-5th column a., .,,-,x
SIru ATOMS wANTED-MALEs-2d fuge-4tn coiuini'
FgMALEs-2d Pd9e-4th column.
sPrcIAI NouCEs-5M Pu0e-6th column m AN
TEANpOArs AND RAILRoADS-3d Fage-ou anu 49,
SIMMER REsoRrs--3d Poqe--lst and Cd columns
tRACHEEs-6h PdQe-2d column.
cHE TURP-Sd fu0e-6th column
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Person IL.

Fv.ecnaf or Cnnklng gave mp las, Vice., the rooms
lie has ~ long occupied m Washington.
Mrs Wiitc. the wifi" If the Chirf-Justcr has
l.rn very Ill at Toledo Ohio, but Ii no" recovering.
Senator Edmunls is not particularly amused On
tie Re-, gonchr just nov. He has sent home only
one tine ,imon ~ the is very late ana there
IS ~ set no good hshinR
Mr. William +. Scott a brother Of tho late Colonel
T A. Scott. is a hard-workiug farmer At Clinton,
Iowa. His brothers will gives him comfort able
litt4r fortune. ami NJ VIII ot 10 o'llS'u to Ton ~
persist nifty hereafter.
NJ. MISSIONER il mentioned by Mrs Hooper rs
y,rv much priding himself upon the resemblance of
ms head To that oi Michael Angeles famous Moses
Vtth hi. f,ll-h,,w ing curly whitS heard and mass
nl " rite HAIR Md features and pcnri rating eyes,
n NUS, bc conceded that he Is not uuilke the statue
Mr.. Vanderbilt has ordered from the French ar
fist. Paul Lcf,byrc. n magnificent ceiling for his
wilcs own room. The design represents the de-
parturc # =. sight" part Of the canvas showing a
i,nutihil ligmr If "Slcrp' rccunhcnt un rosy
clorls wml, d little winged elf beads over Ia
awaken her with Mss
Countess Frstrtics, ex-princeSs of Monaco born
I.l, Larry Hamilton. has a daughter two months
old who was christoned in the private chapel of
the Strphanic Palace the residence of the dowager
duchess of Hamilton. in the presence Of the En-.
hr.s, oi GERMANY ami the Countess Ihurn. sister Of
Inc lmpr., OF Austria, and her daushlrr. ne
child has received the names of Marie Matllldc
Georglne..
The Baroness Durdctt-Coutts- Bartlett has been
giving several large entertainments Mt her London
house. She received her guests the other evening at
IN, door of the largest dra wing-room, her husband
n, her side. She wore q dress Of pale gray satin,
trimmed with fine old lace, the bodice cut square.
She wore also the ribbon and order sent Ia her by Tho
>nltan after the war some magnificent diamonds on
her neck aud in he's hair, and large punches VI
hcartsrasc
The late Thomas Garfield, uncle OF the President
who WAS killed last week By srcdent, was 40 re-
markedly generous and genial man that he was
universally known in his ueighborh0od as Uncle
Thomas" His nephew IL is said, owes much Of his
success to the good old man. He took In some
measure the place of tho boys dead father. helped
him with money and advice ,nid when tho General
was nominated mt Chicago the kindly uncle wept
for 10Y. Though nearly eighty years old, he was
very strong and has often been known TO lift into
place stones which were too heavy for his maSon5 10
handle
BERLIN, june 2S.-In consequence OF sudden Mt
tack Of illness the Empress, who is staying at Co
benz, sent for DIR. Busch Of Bonn. An operation
was performed, and she Is Is well could be
| expected, but requires rest
LONDON, June 2s.-7AO World says that Mr. Gal.
| linga, the well-known correspondent Of The Tmes
laft England last Sunday for tho purpose Of pene-
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. TREMENDOUS CoNvERsATfON.


Onr nriyntr correspondent writes us from
Albany that niew night since, while quilting cigar %
On. nj mo norcbways of the Delayan House, he over
Sasrd Inc fnllou n NcrnItion between Lord Roscoe
and man by name FRIDAY ilatt: l..
Lord R.---cr here. my Friday, was theee, once n
Tcnnsssee pSrson named johnson. nicAnanlcd Anay'
FRIDAY P-SoI have heard. my Lord ~,
Lord k.-And was he vi the Democratic rath anu par
tsan stalwart and unloading III his adhesioh ~ party
FRIDAY $50 held and esteemed my Lord, by all wor'
thy D-mocruts a.. A.. $40. nj, . and
Lord r.. And prithee. my Friday dia nc no. Vi SUI
against it, nOBiinecf 49,. a.,..<
Friday Prhou spcakeN truly my Lofd ous uc ~
same johnson. . ,D,,S Ia ant
wus that the end of him . -, ,.,,. .
Friday P.-No, my Lord. bnt aftervard, and within q
very short while, this johnson. by that same pc
mocracy was chosen Senator to the Congress OF tne
United States. . -, - - u,.r
Lord R.-Indeed Indeed Now leave me, my man
and tank well Of what thou hast spoken. But stay-
were there two Johnsons, or only one
Friday P.-Only ono, only one, my LORD
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Hadi Mehmed. Fahir Bey. the wrestler
Nustapha, and the sergeant Mustapha have been
convicted rs murderers of the late Sultan
Abdul Aziz Midhat Pacha. Nouri Pacha and
uahmoud Pacha have been found guilty rs
accessories - The steamship Vandala broke
her shaft when about 1000 miles to the
west of the English coast; she carries
about 900 passengers. - The Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad Company is advertising for
Eorkmcn in England. Scotland, Ireland and Wales
"a man murdered and robbed ON the
Brighton Railway express train.
DoMEsuc-The meeting of the Legislative
Joint Convention yesterday was not marked
by any striking occurrence e. The
Grand Jury Of Albany County has found
an indictment against Senator Sessions. e.
Governor Cornell has vetoed the bill TO amend the
general manufacturing association incorporation
aet- The steamer Phaeton exploded her boilers
while racing yesterday on the Ohio River: several
persons were killed and Others were wounded. -
President Porter of Yale College, made a statement
yesterday before meeting Of the alumni of the adj
vance made in fifteen years - Robert Hariie,
said to be the last of the Darnoor prisoners Is dead
ut Baltimore. THE Virginia Republican State
Central Committee met at Richmond yesterday.
e Smallpox has become epidemic at Hoimdel,
NJ. - II. c. Cadmus, postmaster at South Am
boy, n. j., committed sulciue yesterday
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Ripple, Big Medicine,
Francesca: Speculation. Parole and Lizzie ID. won
the Coney Island races yesterday. - The Man
haitian Railway Company was ordered TO give a
guarantee that it would pay its taxes if required by
decision of the courts. - There was o marked
change in the temperature. - Gold value of the
legatender silver dollar ti12l2 gransl s6.S1 cents.
Stocks active and lower closing weak after par
tal recovery.
THE WIATHxR.-TNBUNE local observations in
dicate slight changes In temperature and generally
tair weather preceded by partly cloudy weather
and chances Of light rain. Thermometer Yesterday
Hiehest, So; lowest, 64o; average 74lso.