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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

AccIDENT.--0n Saturday morning,
while Mrs. John M'Lnre was walking
through her room in her residence on
Main street, she slipped and fell to the
floor. By the fall her hip bone was
wrested from its socket, and the limb
considerably injured. Drs. Frisssll aud
MCoy were called and set the limb. Mr..
MLure was in the room at the time, but
0wingt to age and infrmities be was
unable to render his wife any assistance,
ana she Was compelled to lie on the floor
until her cries summoned servant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28
cry ITEMS.
Carrier Boy Wanted.
Wanted Immediately, good Carrier
Boy for the Island route.

MOUNT DE CHANTAL.-The attention
of persons desiring to send day pupils to
the Academy of the Visitation at Mount
De Chantal is called to the advertise
ment of the tunes and places of the de-
parture of the hack fo- the conveyance
of pupils, which may be found in anoth'
er column.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was few
days since visited with slight shock of
earthquake, causing considerable ankle
ty among the natives
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

The New Creek bridge on ,;n Balti
more and Ohio railroad has been com
pleted, and trains cross it daily
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

iHr weather was little warmer yes
terday, the city was exceedingly quiet.
and the churches were very well attend
Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28
CITY AND STATE NEWS.
r.. s.ola and Other Markets, ana
miscellaneous Matter 70 ee 'e"""
tho Fourth Page.

Apprsr OF 4 STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN
Cant Perry Brown. of the steamer Hard
Times was last evening arrested and ia
ban h.fore Justice of the Peace A. n.
Johnson who held him to bail in the sum
If one thousand dollars, for resist ng the
civil Law and kidnapping Deputy Sherin
VIM II. Irwin. Our readers will recol-
lect that on Saturday week the Deputy
Sheriff went on board the boat at our
landing, to attach her to satisfy claim {;
the claim was denied, the attachment re-
sisted and The Deputy Sheriff Sidnarped
md carried off to Pittsburg. Al Pitts
uurg, after taking legal advice, Captain
Brown paid the claim and expenses, and
the Deputy Sheriff returned to this city.
The Captain Of the boat was arrested
last night for resisting civil officer In the
performance of his duty, aud will now
have 10 appear for trial at the October
term of the Circuit Court for this coun.
~. The arrest caused considerable stir,
and the wharf was thronged with an
anxious crowd. The boat left for Gin
c;unati. after All hours detention
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

LITERATURE AND FAsHIoNs.-Al the
Magazines, of both literature aud fash
ion, for September have been received
and are for sale by SMITH 4 Co, Market
street above the Post-office.
They have, also. well written history
of General SHERMAN's remarkable march
through the Sonth-an entertaining
book
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28
cocoa CREAM FOX TTzE HAIR.

Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades =
Nomore rancid Pomades
If YOU want something elegant.
If Won admire delicious Perfume.
If YOU desire soft and silky Hair.
If YOU want your Hair preserved
IL Won W ant your Hair TO grow.
II YOU want to prevent premature Badness
If you want to he rid OF Daniruh
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream,
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
For sale hy
LAUGHLINS & BUSHfiEl'
iuos Wheeling. " Va
FRESH gAXNED PEACHES Strawberries. pine
apples cove oysters. Holsters. sariines. catsups
of all kinds, together with 4 full supply OF 'ine
groceries. constantly on hand ana for sale by
BOOTH BATTELLE & Co. Steamboat Ag :nts
corner Monroe aud Water streets
THE BEST PREPARATION iii the world 'oi
a Coup ., Old is DR. Tanners Cough Mixture
TRY il TIC sale hy Chis Grlh,n Man street
Centre ~ Iaeling and druggists generally
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

TOUCHING Some time since the at
tantion of our benevolent ladies tand
their name is legion) vas called to the
case of a poor blind orphan girl She
was left in a coalition of entire help
lessness by the death of her parents and
being entirely blind, was most evidently
an object for Christian charity She was
placed in the Industrial School in this
city, aud after tiur. pass was obtain
ed by which she MAS enabled to get t"
Stanton, where sh" was placed in the
institution for the blind Daring the
past week letter was received from her,
written to her kind friends in this city.
in which she gave expression to her graf
it ,de in the most touching manner The
letter was very neatly executed
We cannot t,o highly appreciate these
institutions for the benefit al earth's sor-
rowing ones and We should never omit
an opportunity To extend their number
and their usefuln ..s. Truly 1t is more
blessed to give than receive
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NOTICES.
REMOVAL.
NOTICE.

DARTIEs INTENDING TO pCR-
i CHASE Bradburys Pianos from j. De
Ricqles, of the firm of Philip Phillips Co. Gin
cinnati, will please cal upon Mr.. j. r. Mel,or
who is now the authorized agent for the above
named celebrated instruments. and is prepared
TO furnish any style of Pianos AT the regular New
York rates.
aupIl 2W j. DE RltQIES,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

haste me to know it, that with wings as
swift
As meditation. or the thoughts OF love,
May prove to you"
That by the use OF Dr. D. 81. Seelye's liquid ca
tarrh Remedy. permanent cure will be effect
cd auae7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

FAIR The directors OF the North
Western Agricultural Society at their
meeting on Saturday, determined to
have a stock exhibition on the Island on
the 10th, llth, l2th and 18th days of Oc-
tober. The grounds will be Immediately
thoroughly renovated and fitted up. and
the half mile track Will be remeasured
and improved. The most liberal premi-
ums will be offered Exchange papers
in the surrounding country are request
ed to note the fact.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

So silent aud 50 swift has been the
change from the "pOmp and circnmstan-
ces of glorious war" to the return OF
peaceful pursuits, that We hardly recog-
nise it, except in the absence ct the tie
tails of bloody battles or movements OF
armies, that we were accustomed to read
in onr morning papers Where, but a
few months since. every side resounded
with preparations for war, and the sounds
of strife and Carnage came tn us on every
wind, peace has extended her olive wand,
and her handmade, prosperity. gladdens
and cheers the desolate places until the
desert blossoms as the rose, and the hus-
baudmaa's heart is filled with thankful
ness. 1t is tue some of the innumerable
ravages of the great conflict still remain
behind. and much around which the ven
Grafton and regard of tue people had
built protection has absolutely perish
cd yet we rise FROM the all but general
wreck with puissant strength. 1t has
been some time since we clronicled the
rumors "of unsuccessful OF successful
war" although oppression and deceit.
it's concomitants. are still practiced.-
Soon, we hope, items under the head OF
military" will be confined to the chron-
telling of the holiday training of harm.
less militia, when those bags of self-im-
portance under shoulder straps shall have
been pricked and as suddenly collapse
into obscurity as their conception and
growth has been swift 1t will be then
that returning justice will lift aloft her
scale, and something OF the old order Of
things will again bless the people, allay
the turbulency of faction, and harmon
ize the disaffected spirits
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28
CUSTOM WORK,

Consisting OF French. German and Doiaa,lC
Cloths OF all grades and colors. French Rnsii,.
and American Cassimeres, Silk, Cashmere AL
Marseilles vestings white. Fancy, LisOp
Travelling and Flannel Shirts Cndsr Shiits an I,
chiefs, Socks, Gloves, Ganntists aud Collar,
Travelling Bags and ValIses, &c, Sc. Our 40
partment VI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28
FURNISHING GOODS

L. richly assorted. Being sclusivsly In th.
Clothing Business. We can furnish the above %
better advantage 10 dealers aud on better tsrtns
than can be had elsewhere.
We have the most complete stock and lAsss,,
assortment Of goods Of any house 10 Our line 10
the city.
We are selling goods lower than any othoi
house In tho city, ~ We bought orr good. whom
gold was at the lowest -
We have large stock Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

Send tor An illustrated Catalogue ana Price
List
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No I39 Main street, Wheeling w. Va.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

The bill providing for . tunnel railroad under
Brosd~sy, has pasted to . third reai.ug in The
State senate aud there fair prospect for its ul-
timsscly becoming slaw. The necessity Tor some
better means Of travel along Brosdwsy than the
numbering and inconvsnient stages has long been
admitted. aud every year increases the demand
The several attempts made to procure a ehi1ter for
an ordinary street railroad through Br ,adw.y
have all. very properly, boon defeated. forthe i'm
msnss travel and business Of thu. thor,sishf.ro
does not admit Of surface cars, ~ say noshing Of
,hs danger to life that would necessarily be,entail.
cd. But there Is no sppsren, reason why's sub
erranean railroad might not he made prso sica lie
and hi.Aly beneficial 20 The city. Such ros DIS have
been successfully constructed in Eurorea cities,
and have leon found to work admirably Several
new lines Of this Kind are now IN course of con-
struenon under The great thoroughfsres OF London,
and eompe,snt engineers have decided thsa there
Is no serious obstacle to tho tunneling Of broadway
The srorbilAut price q house rurts
IN the city, and the necessity which evrry
year drives . large elsss OF our people farther
from the bus nos centre, II oDo Of tho s.ronsos,
arguments In f.vos Of the underground railroad
Ihs bill proposes to tunnel tho stroo, from abs
Battery to Madison sqn-rs, sud from tasecc CEN
meet with surface roads diverging through the
| vppm part Of tho city. This would enable the in
dustIiA classes who crowded together in
uncomfortable and unhealthful apartments down
town, 70 live 81 tbs upper part Of the IIsnd. enjoy
tho benefits of healthful location al comparatively
low rates u rent and enable them 70 travel 70 anS
frou 'hsir plaoos Of business without TOO gres
consumption Of time. Some such policy 10 imper.
H'%y demanded. Tie people mus, have SOM
better means cf iransi, through broadway than Il
now offered, and II tho subterrAneAn railroad can
mum BE- found
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Class l.egirlation.

rus amended Int,rnal Revenue Law, which
vent into operation on tho IL, inst, is in some
respoots an Instance OF q very bad system OF law
hat Is gradually encro,chinS upon our slant.
ok. Class gislAlion, under q Republican Gov.
eminent, is noces.ar ly hurtfui, and Is damaging
10 free institutions, Tls Fundamental principls Of
ou, osn Govorqmen, Is, "equsl and sI,c, iu.tics
70 81 men," u Whatever clAs. or rersu.,,on. In
,J.cr 20 carry GU, Ills ido., our laws should b
if-mcI an such mar ner that their benefits aud
q rtusa.ns should lNi equally upon all cl.s.ea
wa, MAS the WV held by tho founder. Of Al.
Governments and Aou act Of l.si,l.uou wore
canned accordingly But how Ia n now, Thar,
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ID EATHs.

ANDERSON Monday morning, April ID, John
Anderson, Ir. ey-Iudrc 9Th Judicial District, aged
81 year., . months and ~ days. ,-,,r
ne t',tNe' nn ~ b.n1s' NO vac m.roeis .. a. D..
hrpfi" ionfe, 80; 20 y. n, ~" 80 r'"'u'e.nW
at ~ oeIock' rom ms tate Ecsdeuoe' ~ hto'ney
street.
me memher' ~ tnterprire lodfe arc nsreny .uu.
moned 70 ettend sirc'S mseMns on euheSnuy'
a. ~; ~ uoth'u ho'nl' Ouu ruhUs' Ssii'prrs
lOl CHAs' T. u us NJ
rAKER-on Tuesday, April t. the Rev Francis A.
Baker member OF the Missionary CONGREGATION Of
So,icr OF ne f,,nersi In ,o--norrov', ,,ner e
CONLON-on Monday evening. A2rl 3D. Peter
Phiiip Conlon son NJ James and Nary Conlon, aged
3 year, months and 90 da,-.
to attend tho funeral, from the residence II hA pa
rents W Green"ieh ave- at O'Clock this 'h me-
,nsTrNpADrp Nm yo,d.v svepi,r Anru Al
Is6S' Iohn = Cosisnbaicf. in hIs bSih yesf
tne ~ s, n"u ~ IA I.cbn.ys JIp'
Sornal :. taS T. / ", and teinauin = 30. n,
l. o. o. w. are tcrp ctfily invited 20 attend the
noon A. oeIoci froa, hi. late Tesidence IiaSd st,
Wnliankbursh. 24i
I'm tusliy hp.n 'an''S my Asou ~
yca,s n,onths ahu na,, =, ,h ,,r,,,,. ..
.pec,rlly invited 10 attend The funeral on Thur.
denoe ~ wonro 80 -, '' NJ = ''V'" ssj
vIrrpy no Arr, "A Gasoline rIle-v s.,sh,.,
OF W NJ sho Am iA'e''' ssoa 'e"i'' 'noH''' anu
Ire funeral viii ,ase piece ,hi. twcdnc,d.y, after
| III WS,e' Al, HrookIyn. wv -
'O I, 80 y, ~ ,o-,,. .,,u
tuAlLAnHfk-on tuesday inornLng, hpih " Nv
ms late le"dence' % rNhds ." pioospn' 'I' ;" u
| Ills iriend. A. also ,ho.e Of nj. SOM, Hugh Bar
| olsy ChamberS, Charlie. and Henry and ftthsr-n-
| tag NJ R.,tholorer s,enlen, lac ot UnlIyrh4n.
40, % DonsgaI Ireland ar, re,pec,ttlly in ed TO
| attead the mpN'h. which viii iske place from Inc
| cbuI h ~ tho Ae.imp'Iop cor az York ard pearl
| str, BrUokl'n on lhuiIday afternoon, 9th inst. NJ /
o'cCck, rhcic solemn Mass Of Requiem wiz 10 eel
ehraicd ~ halt-plst s, sauo morning. ho remains
Wal h. INFERRED In the Cemetery Of thu Holy Cto-A
| Flatbush lJT
| GAHpINTR-In DrookIyn on Tuc.d.v morning,
Ami a. otii, 4 C.IIinrr ngel ~ >, ar. and moo
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Rorus OH Compnuies.

M. Editor;--I send herewith . commune alton
concerning subject Of much public interest, IS l
believe newspaper should DO the guardian, in
measure, ~ the interest Of Tvs readers Il 10 sIpcct-
ed, and rightly too, ka, an editor should know
more han The great joriiy o. the readers Of his
journal concerning the current events and qucs-
tons Of the day; Ia or should be- the vocation
Of the pre.s TO investigate, critcise, spplaud or
condemn whatever is Of general importance. THO
mass Of newspaper roader-lnave:nei,her the time
nor abilt to 40 these things for themselves a.
they are engrossed with their regular daily occu-
paions They are therefore guided In great de-
gree ty the uersp.pcr which hoy tnkc II they
have confidence IN its integrity It's recommenda-
tons or eoudemnstons arc usually accepted by
tho mass Of Tvs readers. How very careful then
should editor 10 ia recommending anything Of
which he ~ not himself well informed.
The pratce Of permitting private matters to la
favor,bly noticed editorally tor pay las tecome
too common. II is deception, as the general reader
suppose such 70 be the unbiassed opinion OF tho
Journal. All such articles ought to ,ppesr only ss
sdy sriiscments. b5.
March y9th, 1865.
NJ. Editor Il an glad 70 SOC that you continue
TO esuu the readers Of tho sUs against investing
their money in these -retcl ed decisions. /.
would have becn well for many OF or citizens bad
| the New York Press generally given warning, NJ
| the commencement o, tho infstuAtion, about Pc
| troleum stocks. Tho amount Of money lost by
such investments is very large, and tie deprecis-
ton ~ the stocks continue. MANY Of the shares II
tie c'-1pSnios sre selling for less thsn haf tho
original subscription cost and very large num-
Der OF them are entirely unhslcah.e 81 any price.
| Tho marvel In how shrewd business mon, as New
York merchants arc usuelly reported 10 be, could
have beon eutrapptd into these schemes TO the
| smount Of millions Of dolsrs. Yet such Is tho
fact, for they tho largest holders OF the shrrcs
| II to be hoped, however, that mechanics and
others Of sula meanA will not DO tempted TO touch
any u .hsse bubbles sven az twonty-hve cents .
share, which q seems some 'Conp anios' sro of-
| ternS their stock At as hoy might prove . dear
bargain even a. ono cont per snafo, The very best
policy 10 10 avoid Va en- altogether.
| March Igth. A SrFTsrHR.
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sidersbly loss than one-hsf The exhibit year ago
The total value II dry goods imports rccevcd at
This port from the 1st Of January until the list Of
April. 1894 was 80, 256, sos for the same period
the present wear, sii,SoSoli-. little more than
one-lhird that Of 1864 The total value Of imports
for the nine months ending with April 1s 10 49,
o0oOoo less than for the same period Of the prov-
Gus year. This ia highly encouraging exhibit Of
our bus mes, relations With foreign countries Dry
goods impora,ons are mainly luxurieS, which sdd
nothing 70 the wealth Of the country, and osuse =
heavy drain upon our hnsneisl resources. Tho
fact that these are greatly diminished ia an ev.
donce either that We arc beginning TO depend more
upon homo Manufactures or that IS people we
are becoming more provideni In either case the
prospcc, is encouraging, and shows that his
country Ia beginning TO ASSERT It's independence Of
Europe In moro respects than one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

sy--s who recoivet en- Avernse Of nearly bur
vo sand dollars in salary and pilesge, saves tie
r,venue tar IN bis fhco ne, which would amount
10 nearly two hund 81 dollars Cabinet orccra
With their gbt Ihou. und dollars year Supreme
Cour, Judges with six thousand, and % on
through the list incl ling Internal Revenue Col
lectors, Assessors Into 81 Collectors Pos,mssters,
eto.-sll ,1snp, f,-n taxation under tbs law.
This 3. Owing exein ition TO the very class
who uAnl least IN need Of IL ONO ais
In The sn,oymen, o. lucrative salaries can
.irord ,o pay heavy IA 4. botter than mon who are
obliged W work b.rd foi what they get. Even The
exemption Of mil .tsry nd naval men'ought not to
be allowed, although there would te,moro justice
ia favorirg them than any Of the other classes
named Thar nav - mussre enough, IL 10 true
but /, would be better to increase II directly, than
" establish bad precedent OF log rls,ure such a.
Tbs. In question. These exemptions arc not only
highly Objectionable on principle bni they are
positively unius, 70 other classes. Thus every
dollar that Ia covered by tbs er smptions referred
70, mus bo made up by non-crtunpts for the roa-
con uhs certain amount 81 money is required
from taxation. and any portion that 10 taken from
one class must necessarily fall upon the others
The law 10 therefore invidious in tie APPLICATION
aud ought 70 10 rsDodeled, in this respect b. the
new Congress
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d'y and nsishborhood rre tasinnine 70 pesont their
~ontsd busy appearance. Prices during the week
have been reduced fully two cents per pound on all
Trades, Art-eisss buocks selling for 91A22o- Nhile
medium oatte are freely offered At price. varying
from isa2c. Government demand has Teen quite
moderae throughout the seek. contractors paving
Bale per pound live weight, for .one Of The be.t
shipping cattle In tho market.
Ssrp.-This brsnch Of tho market " but uloder.
ste supplied, and pnce. are but little lower than set
week say : cent. or ilal4c PER pound
.Spir> Tins maffet 10 also hut inoferrtelv sup
pliei aud trnde II fcportei dun and SLOW Price.
uge from T. aslIkc tot oorn-fod, to 11Ai2 cents
ior distiller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

YESTERDAY morning on. Of those appalling ca
lanlites occurred in Brooklyn, whieh could have
been prevented u proper regard had been paid
by the hrenep 70 tho warnings Of property owners
in the neighbothool. A Gro had broken out be-
meath Brooklyn Heights in . building occupied
for the storage o. lub.-c.iing Petroleum oil. The
roof OF this building had heon converted into q
garden by the owner and on this Garden roof
some twelve or iheen hromen wore at work, noby
dlschArging their duty. Suddenly, with scarce .
sound u warning. The Garth fell In, carrying into
acry vortex, sdozcn or moro shriekine human BE-
ings OF course every effort mads in vain to save
them Death must hsvo speedily ended their SUI.
fer!ngs. Five men fell through 20 the lotion Of
The store, on Furmsn stree, ono of w1om, IL Is
SAID, walkod through the Hsmcs, hat IN band, W
the street, where he PLACED In . carriage and
sen, TO the Hospital. The o,her'four were brought
out by fremon and policemen, tnjuroo, but living
This was whilc the Are was raging. Up to twelve
o'clock yesterday, four dead bosiios had been dug
out Of the ruins ard search Was still being made
| for others
Thsss are the essential facts We now ceme 10
. statement OF other ineidells that will doubtless
place tho responsibility Of mis- fearful loss Of life.
upon some one q the hremen engaged In direct
ing Affairs on this occssion. A short stout bull.
man, who appeared 70 control the movement OF the
| others was informed-no, many minutes before
| the aecident-thn his men stood On dangerous
ground. His reply, uttered respectfully bu, reso.
lu,ely, WAS II will mind my business, II you will
mind yours, sir" Again remembrance was urged
by owners Of property, especially calling stteniou
| 70 the fact thu, the pream Of wstcr, flowing from
The noIIls held by some Of the msn, was flooding
the street below without touching the ere raging
beneath the gsllan, hremen. san the advice va,
no, needed. Then womau's voice came shrlel
ing from one Of the balconies on the build
logs above 'FoE Gods sake, come OF" Louder
warnings were uttered by masculine voices but nj
attention was paid 70 these, and then came tho
| fatal catastrophe.
| We believe these statements will be proven, be
fore the Coroners Jury, which viii assemble TO In.
qulre into the that led to ,he destruction Of
so many valuable hvoa II they arc, We hoe T. .
Coroner will DO courageous enough 10 censure tho
man OF men who recklessly riGked the lives Of
other men. in position not rendered necessary By
,he exgencios Of tho occasion, or the requirement,
Of positive duty. Mere property was being destroy
ed BY Are, and the Of that pr operty prefer
rel lis sacrifice, to allowing any ono 10 r.sk hi
life 70 sAvsM The responsibility therefore Of ui
cAlsmiiy should be placed whore II belongs, IS 4
warning against the recklossness too oraeu obsery
able on the psrt OF our eAllsn, aremen.
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F,p.peiaI Now. nsrL,t.. a.e.

N~ Yort, TuesiAW A mi \ & r. E.-The nuetus-
tons in gold, a. buletined at Gilpps Merchants tx
change today, have been .ollo-s AT 1890 A. NJ
14I 1888, ii7&; 1875, las; lo.4G l47<; 1880
lI1S; II, lFh; Ills, l4Ia 1928 l4Ti, ll35,
lis}s; Has, 1863; II, III; l2.i0, lEh; 1920
ll6l. 1910, l46.; l2.45, 1862; l. 14Gs ITO,
i+6s 100 400 l.JG 1867. lao, l46s 1.5o
li6a 2, i4GA. ala 146A; 2.2o, l4d,.; ?3o, Ia Il;
500 49,. $50 49, 80 l47; 3i5, 49,; $50
1AIA. $40 l4Tts T. las, 4.3,b liI,. The stock
market had an Upward tendency, with sharp Huctua-
tons, and closing at IN advance compared With
the quotations of yesterday ate noon. Governments
we've firm At better prices. The loan market was
easy at 6s per cent. Commercial paper was dull .,
sa II. Exchange on london 100 iOo y for hankers
Tho Suspension Of Mossrs. II. q. Bond and Mott Bro
then announced to-day. II IL understood that
they short Of Erie aud other stocks and got cor
nered by the recent sharp risc. On Change to-day
-Four Vas dull and heavy. WheAt wa dull and nom-
inal Corn and Oats were dull and heavy. PORK va.
frmcr, with more doing. Beef wns dull lard was
steady, and Whiskey va rather more steady.