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New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
Music

Jerome Hopkins's concert last evening at STEM
WAYS was largely attended and popular, but that Is
NOT the best of it, A new OTganst from England Mr
James Caulfeld, appeared and discOursed the quaint
solid gce of one of old Sebastian Bachs fugues-tha
in G. mnor-in a special and vigorous way quite US
steady and free was Mr. HopknSS own piano render
ing of Cherubini's masterly fugue IN ID major. "hat
came after this in Mr.. Hopknss share of tho pro-
gramme is mainly credtabe to his vitality as pianist
saving only the Black Crook music, clever 1or its time
and place but obviously OF critical consequence IN
n concert-room just now. Tho BarcafoIc, tender and
not oyerwrought, instanced the players better
taste and culture as composer, and prefer il to
any other original piece of the evening. Mr. Hopkins
was assisted eXccllenly at the piano by
Messrs Trastour and pTessler Mr.. Mat
thisOn, q new tenor appeared, and an IN
congru0us piece of elocdtion was intruded upon
the fitness of things, The elocutOnary bore, gen
orally rather express than admirable, Is never more
out of place thDr, Ut IT. and when thus IT nap
pens the taStS of somebody is TO blame MISS Nloia
HcnriqucS an interesting young soprano uioli
CaTacep, ls the bills inform u.s. has not impressed
uS With any enchantment borrowed from distance
FORK. ndrinq~i' eyRe oVell-lf she came nom new
aud ringing If "A tTife attcnuated; her lower reeiB
ter uncertain, uncOnfirmed and susceptible OF I'M
ifOvement But Miss llcnrqucs IL merely deDu
tnnte and will doubtless be fattered with the
reception she met with last evening The concert
has been pecuniarily q lare benefit to the OTpheon
cause. in which Mr.. Hopkins has been prime
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sorne of the particulars and tho sum total paid in
1865 and 1866 to promote the passage OF the bills
which the Governor vetoed, will go far to show the
truth of what was reported in my previous letter.
The whole amount paid in 1865, to members of the
Legislature and outsiders, did not vary much from
S1OOOO lam inclined to the opinion that it rather
exceeded that sum. 1t cost forty-odd thousand dol
lars to carry the bill through the Senate Ii received
10 votes in that body. not more than six OF when
were given upon principle. and without a cOnsidera-
ton. Ezra Cornell and Henry c. Murphy voted lea
spontaneously, and without being paid Tor IL Inc
price of votes varied according to circumstances
Twenty-Five thousand dollars was the maximum,
and think $1,000 the lowest. The highest-prlced
Senator felt the Importance of his positon-the bill
could not paoS .ithout him-and his demand was
cOrrespondngly extravagant. The lowor priced men
denounced him as unreasonable and rapaclous, but
he got his money all the same. There were few
Democratic Senators who voted for the bill without
making any terms in advance, but expecting some
thing in the end and they were not disappointed
The Railroad Committee of the Assembly consisted
of Messrs, Stanford VI Schenectady (now member
of the Senate), Hungerford of Chautauqua, Webber
of Schuyler Worth of Kings Shepard of Iloga, Lou
trel of New-YorI and Clark of Fulton and Hamilton
Stanford was opposed to the bill from the start Hun
gerford and Shepard were independent and upright
men. although the Father of the Lobby put consd-
cradle sum of money into his own pocket under pre-
tense of making it all right with Shepard" 1t cost
$4,000 to get the bill reported to the Assembly, BE-
tween 40 and 80 votes paid for, at prices vary
ing from $500 to 81 500 each The remainder OF the
400 900 was given TO the Lobby and 1t might Just as
well have been pitched into the river, for all that
was accomplished thereby
shall be beconsraned todevote an entire letter to an
exposition of the lxnavery of the Lobby The amount
they obtain by false pretcnses is inconceivable;
and il is a marvel how of experience and acute
ness should trust their money in such hands. The
Father of the Lobby received $4,000 under pretense
of aiding the passage of the Central bill in 1866 every
cent of which he put into his own pocket and with
ont influencing single vote in either branch OF the
Iepislafurc.
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IN 81. LOUIS.
ar TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE.
TIE public HEALTH.

MEETING OF THE METROPOLITAN BOARD or HEALTH.
At the conclusion of the Excise trials, the Board of
Health held their regular weekly meeting thu President
Jackson g. Schultz In the chair. The following resoll-
ton offered by Dr. Stone OF the Sanitary Committee, was
adopted: c,,,. t ,,.,.t 10 ,,oo,, "a
this Boad any sppren, informally neglect Of dl on The
part the Ccners Of he metropolitan e, WHICH snce ihs
observa " that Of the Registrar OF vital Saisiies
The following report of superintendent Dalton was read
by the secretary
oyUcE SANITARY sUPgRisTESDEsT MRrRoPoLirAS Bo,D oy
To the S,oretary ofne Metropolitan Board Of He'ih
s INSPECTORS Of the Metropolitan Of Health the cities sf
Brooklyn have inspected the following premises va
uing workshops and stores dsry fat melting esahlhmeri
nug gierhouse 6 private markets dumping ground railroad s
mel pgge 81 horse stables COW stables sose1 ana Na
lots l9 wards aud 10 cellars and hasements ens Ad
cesspoo lG pipes and drains 81 prye' 5r'tes Total o
upon the following causes Of compliant. viz ,,
Al tenement houses u private dTehs mahaGGy'
lot 10 yards courts and areas - ee1is saa & 9nshs $ q,
p11.s 1s $50 s streets. md also yioi.icns
been received; Whole number zf pon
tive 7Os nsss sif.c ssns "%bsi Of report. %sI for odtr, @
number negatives forwarded 49, lumber Of general reports hr
.sasi' ..S il6 1 IetlhSs TaSsi II 10y naiss 8
The r,peong rensrsd 20 buildings PREMISES
gardug ch sp orders under Tie lrs clause o the IAN 'eeol "
a, H'a.th Law haze previously hssn > sed H.
% r.tlrn rnoe three complied wih three partially
t I rctar tAvf - ,inspeted l9l building, premss,
re- lax wIch preliminary notices have been sred rom n once
M rstus show that u have been complied With and IL not tom
~ Lord commanding the Sanitary Company Of Police Depart
reports hundred and seventy -four orders pyolLy served nye
sSta & i1.PsS s., S.sa directed d. by the board II Pohc
Mlor Bosworh charge Of The complaint ohee Teiuf., - com
plants received from citizens all which h'o es r' 70 nse a.
inspecting < ~ DAIfoS Sanitary sapsnnisti.nt
The Board adjourned to meet next thursday at
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i, ltallC) F.
lAEs1

The Board now stands, II Republicans to IL Demo
Gratis Last year it stood to IT,
ORANGE CoUNTY-The Board Of Supervisors will stand
as follows for the next year: Republicans 9-BoOmng
Grove, Joseph Mclaughlin; Chester Joseph Durland'
Monroe Morgan Shut; Montgomery stephen Rapalje;
City of MISUNDERSTOOD Ward, John Corwln; a IhlId
Ward James r. H0rtOn Fourth Ward, Jackson oakley )
Town of Newburgh. c. Gilbert Fowler; Waikiki, Albert
II. Russell Democrats, l2-City OF NeWDurgh11tnsst
Ward Chauncy VI. Leonard; Cornwall, Lewis beach
Crawford. Daniel Thompson; Deerpark, Frank r. BI9a
head; Goshen. John C. Wallace; Gresnylle Harvey ~
Clark; HamptOnbOrough Charles NJ. Thompson Mlnl-
sink Joseph NJ Case; Mount Hole, George smith, new
Windsor, Jo1eph y. Burnett; Warwick, Albert " by
nard; Wawayanda, John III. Reeve. Last year the
Board st0od-Repubcans 3; DeuDcrats, H. Reelected
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

AZ rELgoEAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE -. ,,.
ATE. ALBANY, March 70, 1901
puIs ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING;
Ior tl,e relief Of the public schools III NeW-l OIk
1'he CyeuessO Normal Training Seho0i pilI, A.. ., T.,
Relative 10 the Commissioners OF Esum"teS AZ" "a
penses In w-YOrk. ,,,,..o roio4
Incorporating the village Of College POINT. o ,
Antharizing fbe city OF Osweg0 TO borrow money lor
certain purposes - ~, .,o ,u,ooes ~ Perry and
FairpOrt. . ,. , ~. noel, Cor,nauy
Ame1Gtn0 tlL charter OF the Trustees or the falOci
1-nnd ~ s ppofcstant Episcopal Church OF New YORK
FoT the better regulation Of OawnbgQkerSp the Niagara
RQlle RisIIlek
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MARRIED..

UiryPs-LoCKE Brooklyn L. on wednesfsy M.icn ~
g. Ray J. a. Ager John j. Aes IT, Of BeleVe, W 70 h.y
,Hs daughter James Locket Of Bsrneo~n T. "" formerly
of Manchester, Bngapl No cards .
u.IIG GARTRN-NCRDHEIMERAt Hamburg Germany March n
as7 nv the United States Cona T. Williams ESQ., Adoph hsn
o Of NexYork 10 julia gber Of the ate AbtAhsm Nodhem
er Of Toronto q. W.
HusTED-FERAIsIn this city, on Thurry ahh inst the Res
DR. Adams samuel Hustled Hannah FerA both OF dreen"ien
Conn. No a6ds
%BBNNETT-on Tuesday evening March % Iugty
Chanel Nv the biz d. p assisted by che Rev fIo
George seymour Cbaigs sgS EeNYq to NAY hG:SS
lsr Bseus. daughter OF Ae ~ Wihses h0is' O' Ds0'A.
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POISONING CAsE.-A domestic named Margaret
Conway. IN the employ Of Mr. Peter Dumont in Hills
borough Somerset Co.. j. put arsenic in the coffee she
prepared Cor breakfast which poisoned both per master
and mistress fhey recovered otter severe medical treat
nent and the girl was arrested aud imprisoned. No
motive is assigned for the act Tho girl was takeh from
the Now.Yoyk House Of Refuge about tso Sash ago. an
u slQxt ID Seals VI aSl.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LuERpooL, March 2S.-Information has been received
her, that the ship Tempcranza Capt Guereo, which eit
NevYork on the sth OF February for London, recently
arrived at Fayal In a leaky condition.
LONDON, March 2sA dispatch has been received mere
VIII ch states that bark Benefactress Capt Edred
which left New-York on the 9th of October for Hong
Kolg, had arrived at that port leaky She had been
aglOund
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ASSEMBLY.

BILLS PASSED.
To amend the charter of the village OF Albion.
Authorizing the sale Of the POOrIOusc property III oy
To authorize the City of Brooklyn to raise money by
tax for Sanitary purposes .
To amend Revised Statutes relative to trial by luE
To enable the towns of MiddletOvn and S0uthueid,
Richmond County. TO purchase the plank road.
To authorize tho extension OF the CeNtIu kOad III
Westchester County.
To improve the highway in West Farms to be called the
Southern Boulevard.
Relative to jurors in Queens County
Relative TO the compensation Of the highway COhinlS
siOners OF Richmond County.
Providing for vacancies in the Office OF supervisor
To open Lafayettc-square. Brooklyn.
Authorizing the extension OF ocIn streets III bfook
lyn to the hulkhea0 line.
To provide for the deficiency OF money IN support OF
the BROOKLYN Common schools.
To amend the charter OF the yillag" OF Rlinebeck,
To authorize the city OF Syracuse To issue bonds fof
educational purposes. -.
York
The Assembly took recess TIL "a p. IN
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSLp.
To change the town line between BoOnvlile and Ava
Oneida County.
To incorporate the Rochester Hydraulic Company. 49,
To amend the charter Of the Syracuse SAVINGS iNsllu
tiOn. -. .,.-..,
To alter the map or plan OF the Cily OF New-N0ik
relation to quarantine in the Port Of NeWl oTk ana
to amend enohIe 1ee Saiionsl Banking qgl,
state Banking Institutions, ana 10 i'.icD" ''' 7
Iustitutlons of this state AuJoihou'
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FIRES
AT THE FOOT OF DEL,NcEY-sT.-L0ss SIXTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS.

AT THE FOOT OF DELANCEY-sT.-LOss SIXTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
At4 o'clock on Thursday morning q fire broke out
I'm the engine-roOm OF the steamship Ceres lying at
the foot OF Deanccyt East River In pc Of the utmost
cxcrtions Of the Fire Department The entire Interior OF
the steamship burned oU' sud sue W. prove an al
most total loss The engine, ahd bJi.c4 VIII ne saNCd IN
somewhat damaged condition The Ctit' is owned Dy
Mrssrs Woodruff * Beach Of Hartford, Conn., and was
valued at about $4,000. The loss WILL pro- 1N bc from
10000 TO $1,000 She Is said 10 he insured ~ New lorK
ana Eastern offices For several days past she Das been
undergoing repairs, preparatory to saihs Tor port III
South America.
IN BROOMF-ST
Early last evening fire broke out AT No. 10
RroOmcst on the second floor The first floor wa, Occu
pied by j. White and Douglas produce dealers. Who were
probably damaged 10 the amount oi 5000 The building
is owned by 3. B. Addington
IN 81. LOUIS.
Br TELxGRArH TRIBUNE
ST LOUIS March 2s--1he notion store Of j. l.. ia
cobs i'm the second story Of No 35 North Mainst was
badly burned tonight The stock was valued at $4,000
thc ground floor and the boot and shoe store of W f.
Sfover adjoining were considerably damaged by water
The total loss cannot be asccrtdincd Tonight.
IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA March 26.-The wOolen mills on the
corner of Tweuy.ccOnd and CdIctOns5.. occupied by
JoLn Dcaric, we're burned this evening The loss Is
heavy. The building owned by W il. Mann, tobacco
merchant.
IN LOUISVILLE.
IOIISyuLK March 2S-A fire tins morning de-
stroycd the grocery store O Dow a Buhat, on Mainst
between Fourth and Fifth sts involving loss on prop
ery aud stock o. s27,O 900, which Is Insured
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

TOBsTRUCTIoN IN TIE PAssAIC RVER-An ohstruc-
tion known "Rack has settled In the mouth OF the
Passalc River. about four miles below Newark, which
endangers vessels passing through that channel large
vessel ran upon IL Tuesday last at about hall tide, bu
COT off with the rising ride with considerable damage
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IIAAreriiseinent.l

THE MINERS JOURSAL-We refer our read
ers to the advertisement Of this old reliable and lnqe
Penc" tpaper published at Pottsyille seenyki
deserves the large increase ii fH22mR M,, =, ~
now receiving. " -
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The Board
O'Clock p. IN.

FATALLY INJURED.-Yestcrday Michael Gunthen,
aged C5 years died IN Bellevue Hospital from the effect
Of injuries received by being r!a over " one or tho
Houston-st llneM stages. Coroner 5chhmeF VIII hold
~ iuQQsst On he bQiY,
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GREAT BRITAIN.
EASTERN QUESTION.

VOf@J
IoyDoy. March 2S-Evening.-Tbe Grecian Gov
ernment has asked tho leading powers of Europe to
intervene for the prevention of further bloodShed in
tho Island of Crete.
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ChemungThen Ward created in Emira this vas carried
by the Republicans
WESTCHEsTER.-Full returns from Westchester
County give a Republican gain of four Supervisors
instead of three as we announced yesterday. The
following is the result as compared with last year
De1ns italicl.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO MABCH 49,
GREAT BRITAIN.

sY rsLssRLyB rHs TRIBUNE
LONDON. March 2s.-Ex-Gov. Eyre Of Jamaica has
been arrested. and is now under examination.
EvoniuU.-The Government it is understood, pro-
noses 70 ylarantee the Canadian Railroad loan.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-YORK.
TOWN ELECTIONS.

The following is recapitulation OF the results OF
the town elections for Supervisors held thus lar TINS
wear. SO far as returns have been received:
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THE WEATHER.
EHR TEMPERATURES.

TlIE TEMPERATURE.
NEw-YoPK March 2S.--The following is the range
VI '' ~ u m m.
~ 400 4Jo
Bz TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE ~, .. 400
UalifaX-Wind w: cl0udy. Thermometer 90.
Portlaud-wind NE; showing. Thermometer 5Z'
Boston-Wind ~. cloudy. Thermometer 81 -.
Springfield GIassl-Wind N; showing Ihermom-
eter $40. ,...,or,o4or,o 40
Richmond lva.)-Vind "; cloudy. Thermometer A.
Woshiug ugton-Wind NV; cloudy Thermometer iU'.
PLiladclpha-W NV; cloudy. THERMOMETERS fo''
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

Csrd-MoURSING GOODS every d.irase kind Constantly
on land a. JACKSOSS Mourning Store No 9Sl brodsp epps
TiG.ny & Co.'S Prices very reasonable.
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SALE or PAINTINGS.

Inst evening at the Leeds Art Galleries, No. sl7
and $40 Broadway the collection OF paintings OF Mr. Al
cxauder White OF Chicago was sold al auction follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

The Iem!st collection which sold on Wednesday
evening realized s3050 The gross proceeds OF the sale
of MIR Whites collection last evening amounted TO
sls 75O making a total OF S595OO.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
"Bargains for Housekeepers"

wHTFIELDs HOUSE FURNISHING wARBR0omS,
No sol sIhye running through No 1910 Broadway betSess
Thrtvhnh and Thirty -siIth-ss
Cutlery and PLATED WARE, COOKING UTENSILS,
REFRIGERATORS TEA TRAYS.
Brooms Brushes, Pals &c, Sc z,,,.-
CHAS. II. wHITFIBLD.
Sixth ave and Broadway pass The door
The fashionable staple Is the Pstent lDAH8
UiTn for Ladies and Misses Although but just patented ares
No storm can naIe ~ Se
hat In the market the most elegant The ipAho rAthn
IiAT1 in all lis varieties cot aud trimming 1 now ready 81
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PERSONAL.

Gen. Nag uder has gone into business in st. Louis
Gen. Pope is now absent from his district, having
gone to Is for his family
The widow Of Bishop Polk is teaching school in
Tennessee.
The Indians Of the Red River settlement have sent
the Prince OF Wales an invitation TO visit them.
h Jean de'Waldeek, pupil OF David and Prudhon.
VINO mas completed his 10lst year, lately exhibited In
fsrs Two OH paintings which he executed this Winter
Gov. Pierpoint has appointed John Oliver. a col
2redSaan OF Richmond Notary Public for the (aty OF
Richmond and County OF Henrico ~ -
Senator Wilson is liked by the coored folks South
One old mother at meeting said In her He
IS Msssa LinkUm's son, sure"
fe venerable Iucretia Mott is in feeble state M
eath" like bright pune fame says me Eoeoa Conn
ss0Rfeeolth, 4" but slowly dying OUT WV
The case OF a sehoomaster accused of assault a,d
battery boy, by severely hogging hm with rattan
has been called up In a municipal court in Boston
Under clause OF the Registry act the name Of Dr
Vim: Boyd OF Washington has been refused registry ne
haytDgb eeH An the PeDltcntarY for the infainons
crime Of running slaves out OF the District Of Columbia
Tx GOV. Helm is again a candidate One Of his m.
Semp0rares observes of bimi curious feature OF lila
afneter v his vanity IL well known 20 inany per.
soi's AZ kenucky That Helm confidently believes the lat
wv he"fE Cay has talea On bis shoulders
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TIE MARKETS.

Icsreiully reported TOT THE TarBuSE.t
TUESDAY. May q, 1907.
AsHES-A moderate demand prevails for Pots, and
prices arc steady at - 5OdSS 62t Pearls are unsettled
and nominal, at so 1888.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Ail articles coming under
this heading have met with fair demand; pryes have
ruled firm, but without material alteration we
quote as follows: Common Hard Brick ut sllaSl3
CroOn at Si9asl9 and Philadelphia Front at $e5; Ce
at 81 rs for Rosendale; Lime NJ 81 20 for Common
g. Lump: Lths s. % for Eastern; Hair at "a
32ic for Rio Grande Mixed 2sd3oc for Buenos Ayres
Mixed. and 126 1885, for Unwashed western Hog Lumber
s22 for Eastern Spruce aud sS Tor southern
Pine Flooring and Plaster OF Paris at - so tun for
Cleaned Eastern s. Dbl for Knckerboeker Mills, and
g. 90 y biol for Empire Mills.
BEESWAX-TheIe has been n fair demand for Yellow,
and prices firm; sales Of 1909 Western and goo ID
Southern, at 4Oa 42c. .
BROOM CORN-The demand Is fair and the market
lrm at Ga 12c. for Red and Green.
COTTON-The demand has been rather more active and
quite general holders Of Mddlng not offering freely,
and this grade remains steady vt hd2slc for Upands TO
Orleans tho poorer grades however rather weak,
and about 2fi 525sc. for Low Mddling Upands
and Ole FOR good Ordinary do; sales OF l,7VO bales
COFFEE-Jhcrc has been less activity IN Rio Coffee 10
day. but the market remains steady at our annexed quo
tatons sales of 800 bags Gertrude ON private terms
The stock OF Rio at the ports rs made up by Messfs VIM
Scott Sons, 49, 406 bags including 245O6 al New
5000 at Baltimore, and $500 at Philadelphia West INDIA
grades are quiet, and we have sales TO advise Inc
stocks estimated at about ISL bags Java, $3.50 packets
Singapore. 1850 bags Maracaibo, Os0t bags Laguayra
$50 bass ST Domingo S2s bags Costa Rico, 1918 bags MA
MIA, and 40I bags savanlla Wo quote LII com as ioi
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SECOND. BOARD.

TUESDAY, May,T-P. 81
Gold has been very excited. opening at 1870, and
Oh the report of the failure of heavy cotton house
rose 70 1885,. closing at 13i..
Government bonds strong and active, and the
business in them continues very large The miscel-
laneous share list was dull and heavy. A decline of
q per cent was made on Western Union Telegraph.
Pacific Mail was steady at 1901. The Railway share
list opened dull and heavy. Erie broke to 62i, but
on large purchases, made to rally the market adj
vanoed TO 63i; but 1t Immediately broke again, and
sold as low COZ, closing at Gil. The balance of tho
market sympathized with Erie, and decline of from
1i92 per cent was made on the entire list At the
close the market rallied slightly but left off excited
and unsettled. The following the closing quota
tons: New-York Central, 97.a97,; Erie 62t0
69i; Reading, 103la 1885, Michigan Southern, ese0
6sl; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 7SG7Sl; Rock
Island, S9a09O; Northwestern, ISL a35l; North
Western Preferred, 6isa6li Fort Wayne, 90.
Money continues easy at sac per cent on CALL with
large amounts offering.
Foreign exchange is firm. Bills at 60 DAYS on Lon
don are quoted at 10s61O9t for commercials 1870
1905 for bankers do at short sight liOl01lO; Paris
at 90 days, 5.2O0515; do at short sight, 5l505l2t
Antwerp, 520a5l5 Swiss, 520a515; Hamburg, 96t
0SGk Amsterdam, 4o.94ls; Frankfort, 4Os941i;
Bremen, '7S!dI9i Prussian thalers, 72072i.
The operations of the Gold Clearing House were as
follows Gold cleared, $50 3o5 COO; gold balances
$1.6G4,0SS; currency balances, $3335570.
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are $50
bales Cotton at 5-32d.; 20 tms Heavy Goodsat los;
200 bbls Pork private terms, and per steamer 2SoO
bales Cotton at i95-l8d 100 hhds Tallow on private
terms, and 2,75O boxes Cheese at 25s. To London,
500 bales Manila Hemp at COS; 80 tuns Oil Cake at
l3s. 3D., andper steamer, $50 boxesTobacco at $751;
80 tuns Measurement Goods at 40s sos. and 1900
bush. Corn on private terms. To Glasgow per
steamer 900 BUSH Corn at 3d. 200 tcs Lard OF 2Os
800 boxes Cheese at os 500 pkgs Butter at 25s and
500 bbs Resin at es To Hamburg, 700 bbls. Resin
at 3d. and 200 tan, Measurement Goods at rs, CD A.