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ne0~ business nov befare the public.
MNu You can make money faster At
- work for vs. than at anything else
Capital not needed. We will start you. sis sday
and upwards made ut home By the industrious.
Men. women. boys and girls wanted everywhere
fs work for US. Nov Is the time. You can work
In spare time only or give ycur whole time 20 the
business. You live ut hssIie asd do the work
M other business viii pay yoa nearly A. vel, No
can fail 10 make enormous pay by en-teire a.
epce. Costly oatdt free. Money msle fast, easily
aud honorah'v. siiress TrI-F 4 ." s"r''--- "
-,.A4r?'s R:Aye !:-.Es-MtGNiFICEN
IA holiday presents. -ilsrr grand piano fnfi's.
four very handsome ruund corners, rs-swcsi csse,
tAree uni~ons, Bestty's mafchleSs iron frau-<.
stool. book. cover. hcNef. s...s 20 O. $3.50;
catalogue prices $500 q $1,000: Ssi!>iacticn
guaranteed OF money F.ianiei SftrT onc years sss
upright piancfortea sS35 u $3.50 ca,gi syl- price
$500 % $500: stsnitf1 psAh1t-.'. = ~ tli- nni-
fse as thansaB.is -si.fs. Write :'r nstgri ~
ii-t % ie>tin1ni,is E-atty> i,iHyt cars ra'itc-
dr.i eharch. chapel. Iarlsf 80 uFwtrls s.si Tor.
zclcoulc; free cirgttec meets trains tiu1tfntei
catalogue hobby clifton. ire AiirssS ~ eal
aPsr DANIEL 7. BEATTY. %Isaiagto1. N. ].
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road bonds were dull rather than active,
but prices sympathized with the nuctu-
atoms in tho stock market. The notable
final changes for the week are advances Tor MIS-
era 6s 2 Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts 2, and
Denver and Rio Grande lrss |, and cOnsOls % per
cent. Louisville and Nashville general mortgages
declined l. and Texas and Pacific incomes 2, a. l
frss Rio Grande division. 7s per cent.
The transactions in socks tor the week thve
days amounted to ], 961 1853 shares against
1907, 700 shares for the preceding full week. As u
rule, prices close higher than they we're week ago.
but as we say of the bank statement, the closing
was made with falling averages. The advances
were made from Wednesday morning 70
Friday night with q iual spdsm early
Saturday morning. Such losses as were
principally made III the remaining four hours
OF business. The Wabashes and the Northern
Pacifics were conspicuous in the weeks dealings
because of their sharp fluctuations. Inc trunk me
shares are almost exceptional in showing declines
for the week. All of the Elevated ocks were eX-
trcmeiy dull, but Metropolitan tluctuated J., New
York and Manhattan per cent. Of the coaI
stocks Central of New-JeTsey the most active
and rose and ie,l within u range OF $40 per cent;
Reading also huctuateG 3i2 Per cent the two
Deawares being comparatively ste any;
About the usual amounts OF trahsactICns
were reported for the Hanibal and IT.
Joseph stocks, aud, curiousy enough, their prices
permitted To tuCtuate, within limited rdh7e,
within the general market. The prices Tor the
Richmond and DanVIllo stocks continued 10 De
moved up without iiuctuatIOn The great results
of the weeks operations are Il large reduction IN
the short interest, aud some few conversions OF
recent bears to the " bull side of the market,
otherwise the situation Is unchanged ana tho same
forces are mt work that have been influential in the
pJnl weeks there still are bubbles 10 be prIcAcd
h"ior. , srrong upward movement Will be regarded
as q safe investment by SagaClOuS operators, even
OF " buIiisn prOcIISltIes
WEEKLY RANCE OF PRICES.
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THE FIRST SNOW.

Lie soft Q gentle snow. upop the world
That now is weary aud doth long for rest.
So cover with Thy tcndc, flakes her breast.
And bid her sleep. Below thy warmth lies furIed
The pat cnt snow drop, that Nlll be uncured
When thOu ART gone. 80 gently thou art pressed,
That, when thou iad'ot away, a crocus crest
Pears up above the mould. chat still Is pcdrlcd
By thy pure fears 80 should all sorrow lie
About our acart~ like 10 thy time Of peace.
IT'S then ", lie awhile beneath Gods hand;
So l~ the gray clouds fade from OH our sky,
Flowers should bloom like spring: = vast increase
Sprung from our commune with The unseen land.
j. l.. PANTON.
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rrnm pnsrnAarER nnPsILL. Ler.sr -.

From POSTMASTER GOPsILL, Jersey City:
had the opportunity of spending three months 80 your
o!o shortly after Alma Mater Uarvtrd I'm
vcTy), n 1916 truly Say that 10 back tho,e
best ideally sponI OF hfo Before entering
yuuF school had pIOdIeI urough several aitmcucs hut
uId get the bottom of Things enabled 81 90
the Greet simple practical teaching OF your professors
only hOD 10 teach, bur iDiUt Ia
20 soh-and that important thing. housekeeping of
course 4ny taught the ordinary school
methods while viii you s ncHt 10 impossible
IT. gone yoi- PaoAuds" Is The syno
ny1 Bdchty aud education
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From J. J. HOWELL Exporting Factor and Commission
Merchant Il nest, New-YOrk:
twenty four years 10 YOU At Albany
yerdn country lad. with little to recommend me beyond
an earnest purpOse gather the fruits
cxocpuona. opportunity
The conscientious and careful training which received
during months proved lasting benefit, aud
to-day feel ha you owe, in large measure, Whatever
Of success have met in business life
From IL c. SPENCER, Principal spcroeran Business Col
lege, Washington, ID. g..
Tero Ia probably better favuIaby known
ua.n yours noue asuretly that dong lasting
woE GU hold thc good VIII your through
and surely than that OF myself.
From r. C. SPENCER rruc.pal speucerian Business
College, Muwaukeo. Wis:
than twenty years have familiar
MT s. =. PaclIt Of yards Buauaos college and deem
simple to say me has iuly earned ana richly
the generously accorded him of being the
rcprr-entat aIs country O. the comparatively
department o, BUSINESS o1iicatoa.
From ]. G. BRYANT Principal Buffalo Businas, College
Your NowYork college leading
schools OF this and yoa head have
DOING valiant work
in building ~ honorable dad enduring reputation
department oil education.
From IRA MAYHEM Principal MayLeSs Business College
Detroit
pleasure in say1nr tlIJ g my Judgment your col
lcgc among Tho very Of country,
ami la contributed largely the important work
among people.
From PRANK GOODMAN. Prnc.pa. Nashville ,lcuns
BusIHo,- college
have looked tue most practical educator. and
your college me best Institution q, and have
ol,e thought would YJur school That might able
90 follow your plans ald practices s,ldcn who
bls advantage u your thorough courre If training
pr4ct suggestions. and must Dc blessed
indeed.
From GEORGE SOL III, Principal soulc's Commercial COR
lego &ce-Jsle4nA
Among the many business colleges Of this country J am
pleased to say that have found yours up highest
Standard desire also 10 say that ~ an author on
sciences the Of Packard occupies
high place Your book publications The. OF Ac
counts and your miscellaneous writings the great
81 practical education, RANK high and for
thought long tho gave them 70 Tue world
shall cease % act
Prom J. Il. GOLDSMITH Principal Goldsmith's Business
College. Detroit.
have known for thirty years since your
ton Bartlers Commercial College Of Cincinnati and
believe uscientOus and honorable man ex
profession had Just training a. you
natural ability. 10 make you successful teacher
ana author DO wonder all you have made
the ia greatest city have your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

From Hon. JOHN =. WOOL~ON, STATE Senator, Iowa.
In The twenty years which have passed received
from your hands have beeU able test under
inces, the business principles ehtcti yely
taught your institution, and assure that whether As
accounting officer the Navy active business bfe, or
in the practice my profession vol legislative
ties have your responding salts
orly every e.t which has been subjected While
thoroughly binding up for business pursuits
tendency INSTRUCTION and cUunsel is 20 establish
The higher qualities OF personal integrity and
hood
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY Jan. II. ".
The value CS6. 024. 507J Of merchandise imported
al this port during the week ended yesterday was
not large; but it was 81 9133 1906 greater than for
the same week of 1880 The exports of merchan-
disc for the week ended last Tuesday were valued at
only $16l3,132, or $}.325, 092 less than for the
same week of 1880. The imports of specie last
week amounted to $1,000 against So, 637.411 for
the same week of 1850 The total imports OF
specie at this port Cor the whole year have
amounted to $5G,5557i6 against S75O02,Ol2
in 1880. and the exports of specie for 1881
amounted to $11 ,2GI,O05 against Sl0445,99l
in 1850. The following shows the imports
and OK ports, other than of securities at New-fork
since January l. for 1850 and 1881:
IMPORTS. -
Merchandise 42l. os5 f4ss5369O Dec s55,ssIi75
specie...-...... 75.O92ol2 5G5j5746 Dee is,536266
Total Imports. s5losI8O97 t4o5oo2e5C Dec s5l.l2oAt
EXroErs.
5@5575s E Rss ss5i
Total 59822G t3s5jOI756 Dec. ss6ooi,4Gs
the portn sl27gIGs7I so959os9s Dec slsS25,oas
Thus, while there has been decrease Of
$50 Ss4 L 20 in the value of imports since January
l. as compared with last year. decrease in the
value of exports of $3G 9l2 1872, and the net differ
leaves n debit ba ance against the port the bust
ness since January /, of Sl09,590.S0S against
$I27.9lG ,s71 AT the same date in 1oS0-a decrease
Of only SIS 1925. 1913
The weekly bank statement published Saturday,
presents little of interest There was an expansion
Of ! $40. Boom loans which reflected N the IN
crease of S;24i2. 900 in deposits \ gJin OF
$685., 400 specie and loss of $4,000 legal tenders
add 1919 100 to- the amount OF total reserves re
ported in the preceding statement Tine operations
of the Sub Treasury for the week ended Friday
night nrttcd to thc banks loss of F33742S
Specie and Il gain of $931GO currency. Those
amomts, however, average ia the statement ~
loss of only S153,2iO specie; and, surprising the
currency to be legal tenders, as gain of only
81 :. G92 legal tenders. Taking into consideration
the rising aver r upnn which the last statement
was made up il is probable that tine present exhibit
very nearly reflects The actual conditions at tn" end
OF the week The result Of the weeks movement
is u reduction Of R291 100 IN the amount of reserve
in excess Of the % per cent rule.
The following ar5 the comparative totals Of the
statements of December II and Deccmber3l:
loan, ~ sa5ssSl$oe sai 3,l. re- si95s@;5
5s@a s55ss5S s si5iS5 ms a s. 1893
The following shows the relation between tho
total reserve and the total deposit liabilities
:s,.aa. i5555 SG 55Ss ' 9.2 '55 s5
Total reserve. $784o5.ioo s747-lsoo me. saIe,loo
aesi9,t dSp'ats 7lscaIoo 7247eGoo Inc Glo5oo
Surplus. ....... sl.5l33oo sI25l,9oo Dec. s29lloo
the banks now hold in cash spccie-and legal ten
drrs-f2 $50 900 more than IN sum held yeara@o
The loan, now are 81 .Gs7.30O greater than then,
- .y,- NJ q.
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q
The call loan market at the stock Exchange
ruled easy At per cent or less durngth' carly part
! OF thc week But later the preparation, made to
| meet tine usual January payment OF mtcrts aud
DIVIDENDS occasoDed les, FREQ supply Of capital
and borrowers were compelled to submit
to the payment of commission ranging from
l-Gi 70 l-I6 per c"It ia addition 90
interest. The supply OF loel2b.e capita
with Government bombs for co.alcra. is abundant,
so tint per cent Tia. outside rae ior such oans
and call loans were made at even per cent OF the
bonds embraced in the I01ih aud l06th calls, less
than 100000 was offered for redemption dnrIue
The week. After TINS however, 10 Is pron'oIc that
the bonds viii come in more rapidly, there
now remaining outstanding nbDIt TlG,pJOUJ'
of both calls. On and after January the Treasury
viii dsbu's" over ~l20O0.0OD FOR inter So. There
fore Oh" Immediate future at ta" money market rs
promising Tor case. On ihr other hand, the demand
from the south and West continues To bee large. and
likely 10 rrin'In 40 Tor some no lie tim" LONGER.
Inc ABSORPTION "l money I'D ne construction OF DIS
TAM railway Is Il I'''o' III '"' monetary 'I'"''i"h
That has not receive" lH' general attention 10
which Us W1gnItud" entities 10. Neither ar" the
shipments OF cash, That are ma Tor such purposes,
easily fol owed 40 the ordinary transfers between
commercial centres. Hence ,ho celebrations shat
ar" based only upon movements reported 10y the
"tNh' ''' ''b''" W. '' '''''''''l"'' i''
domestic exchanges ut the principal points
south and West hayo ruled continuously
against Ne"-l 'rh. Tho latest quotations at the
places named were rs follows: Savannah 's~ : dis
count; Charleston. y discount 10 pa; Newt Orleans,
commercial. - 80 discount bank par; st. Louis %
cents discount; Chicago - cents dis cunt; Boston
1925 cents premium. The foreign exchanges
were more active and close the week with some adj
vance upon the rates OF q week ago. We quote ac-
tna rates rs follows: bankers biile sterling - SOH
and - SIT for long and short sight respectively;
francs. j.2Jas and 1.2o'e; rcicimmarks. 9t4 and
@5ls; oujders 3934H4D
The stock Exchange markets last week were ir-
regular and unsettled all the way Out. Following
p continued dapr,s4lou during the frat Two DAYS
,,,, ,, rot ,,,,r.,.t,d ~, ,,,,,t,,rI reaction,
l'''o va, NV
IN prices aIl KINDS OF speculative securities" Hch
varied from 10 per cent. according to the sum
f tl r,,,,y lo.i,rcs FIN. ,r,atar th, ,,,rne iate
~
IalI HaI oech' me gl'a'" WIS 'he Outstanding
' short interest, and hence the .Telfcr was the re-
action when H. once b,rln Their, was uotLinr
t. In ,l, .,,,.,..,... &c ,i,, l..,I.s ,,.tI,i,,,
'''''' J." ~ ~ ''' y" '"''N
10 Tine result OF rh'I"dN business ~ FURNISHED D. re-
cent reports and nothing In the outlook Of the i'm
,prriat. futrr. that warrant an .,,;,;o thar rho
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For Young Ladics-Countcv.

DORDENTONN FEMALE COLLEGE-I0-
~ cation homo comfort, gDI~si Address
Ecy WILLIAM &. BOW Ia. 4. T., aur.rn,J"u, y. j.
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
~ Young tHl.r3- P,Ugkeep,c NY, Miss " a. BU T..
LEE. Pru Thorough teaching airy wei ilru-hrl rooms
excellent ilple terms moderate. EeJrH- sept a.. ST.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
- LADIES POtt1town, pa rhrty-sAcDII AuiII! session
opens sept lj ssh. ON Philadelphia AZ Realm, r. n 40
miles from Pni'a islntl with NeHinrK
by Bound Brook route Home .'r9 pircIL Cipfuc
and thorough "Or,. elegant binding, tIi ,l .c.t
large grounds AMI "'ttD well slpFu lDr biItT Iu! urIil
torrljai1eucs address GO. %. 30 rLIf. \ ~. Prn.
HONE INSTITUTE for Young ladies, larry
town y. Y. home care a orpugh course study
reupcu- september 3D. Miss n. W. }ITCALF Principal
MRS. :. /. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
W. ior iouur Ildes-We5t Eui Iusf.rut. Ncv- fieru
Conn. LIcveIt loar rur,rur IcIlnA send Tor
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From 4. e. NEWELL. Cashier East River Eank.

past it has been 9rlcuce 10 apply
10 Won for whatever additional have needed tbs
bank and been disappointed III the
Young you We have IN employ no
than Of your former students OF whom has been
with ought years. and Is receiving teller.
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From REV. C. H. TAYLOR Pastor Presbyterian Church.


under your my thoroughly taught an
the lions That he WAS fully quail
any position / pleasure informing you
could the Office of %
the abirs baukers Wall You have
taught him. also must Of necessity
hn 2 Of hnmmr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

From RALPH l. sHAINWALU. Secretary Tnnto Powder
Company. Francisco
II lways seemed that you boy thruuel anu
through ony what nricd. bot What he thought and
can remember tins impression soa}e! i1r, and how
anxious ] always 10 sttna fair be tor c-uma0n You
did not seem me, ordinary preacptor
more VINO bad spoJa interest an dii
And that thOJgt Aas left day.
Even accumulILHE cIIere.' OF busy life have
taken step decdod upon rule of action that have
wondered Wi4 you wond think Of IT, whct you
would Amt what true Of my self know 10 be
OF others SOL stdeYt Of The college have mot and
with many tins Lar Western city, who I'D
gov win udo a. the mention Of your that Of
the old college
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various bookkeeping they have followed one
another them always meeting my best expectations

ynriOuaJ bOOkEcepIHg
another always meeting my best expectations
From D. l. MUSSELMAN, Principal MUsselnans busihesS
College, Quincy III
have language to express "a you my TIM appTecaoh
public educator but trust you VIII not DE
offended n repoat To You often say 20 my stu
dents that Packard has done than any other man
the interests Of practical education ana mat ne
stands at the Of Commercial College men Of today
From G. A. GASKEiL Principal Gaskels Business College,
Jersey City.
Po the past years have been one oiyour warm
eat admirers text books have been used in my Schools
md have grown belief hat Pa%kards Business COL
Iege the representative OF its class in America It's
instruction admirably arranged az 10 embrace
essensl business studies and one proof OF IFS eoeh
cy the adoption Of methods in every good commercial
school In this country.
From H. E HIBBARD Principal Bryant & strattOn Com
mercal school. Boston.
Your work in your has long been the admiration OF
al teachers commercial studies and the various puoca
tons which you have contributed TO the cause OF business
education have carried your far beyond where yonr
journey will end on the other side OF old ocean
From H. b. McCREARY. Principal Of The Bryant stratton
Business College. Utica.
there is in American Institution OF learn
ing who is TO be credited with more Intelligent 'or
in the Interests Of youg than \ = Packard anu any
voung man who fails greatly benefited by contact with
your excellent Institution has surely but himself 10 bnme
Prom CHAs CLACHORN, Principal Bryant & stTatton
Commercial school, brooklyn
In the twenty-five years Of my connection with ron az STU
dent assistant associate there has been constantly
growing Apr, Of your w"k teacher author aAd
bcnciactor needed better Ideals in the work before
lis and you have them have wanted higher
yrde Of text books have filed the emergency W"
have felt IN, necessity Of presenting claims IN sab
way public ana has over been ready and your
championship bold manly and conclusive
There good these brief extracts hut after
all q nay be we'll u for "Thc story of = Live school,,
winch is very interesting hook. and contains fun stale
rnsn processes OF the school The Took can be- read al
any time but tomorrow time to enter he school
Address 5. 5. PA KABD olj broadway.
For Boys and Young Men-Country
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HOKDENTOWN MILITARY INSTlIU TE-
ID Academic classic and aocnHc COURSES with preparatory
department Address col t~ bt Is "a. Pln Hor Ho"n ~
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached.
summcr winter ~tor6bridEe. iis% r. uOFFAANN
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am school college in the land that has
constant mold upon is students has yours
Wherever you graduate student, you
have a simply the result Of D
many young TINS city who attribute their
getting YOU ike tho shoorcst folly
speak you lining but the aandest educs-
tiuuaI
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From l. s METCALF, Publisher North American Rc'iew
Several your graduates been employed at this Office
and al have given ve:y highest degree OF sniiSiscton
Their work has swiftly neatly and accurately ara
fl accordance with the lost business torms think that
every young intends 10 engage IN mercantile pur
suits whether is commence eTIand boy OF pro
prioior, shouid just such a training yOa give
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ia her ear he Whispers yrUilly,
Pork for lunch, for 0uDcr trlpe;
Scr that ucithcr's done too tOughlv-
BRING match ana light my pipe"
She replies: 80. hated bird 'S-cye,
Curse aud honor of my life"
He 1, our famed Poet Laureate,
sine iS nut thr Laurcdtc's wife.
Through Inc Park and Gardens going,
Piccadilly and The strand.
An the time his "bacca blowing,
All agape the people stand.
wants is air cut! Rum old buffer!
Haged century at least
Saws the Laureate, " This ! suffer
From the many headed bcSsJI'
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