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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, December Is, 1857.

On the petition Of HARRIEr q. B. BIgELow, admin.
istratrix Of tho estate Of Charles H. Bigelow, de-
ceased Of Pttsheld Mass praying for the extension
o. a patent granted e the said Charles II. Bgelow,
niojb Of manufacturing Turbine Wheels, for seven
years from Tub expiration Of said patent. which takes
Is ordered thst s aid poiiJon DO hoard IT. tbs
Patent Once on MONDAY, tho 18th day q NAY
% Appear and show cause. Y aay they have why
Persons opposing tho tension arc required to nlo
In the Patent ohlce their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least oentu days before the day
OF hearngi all testimony nled by either party, to BIO
used ut the said hearing, must be taken and trans
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test
mouy must be aled in the office tDentv days before
tho day Of hearing the arguments, any, within ten
days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
RRPupLIcts qpd the Iateilfgencer, Washington, d.
e., ahd n tho RepuJffoG Springfield, Mass. /,
once a week for thTtb saecessy weeks the grs Of
said p4bllsat9Rs TO We least sist d%{i RrsYSpe 70
isaS,,i3t Commissioner N Patents,
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PosTroNED.-The trial OF John Gordon alias
Robbins, William Garrett and James Coleman,
charged with firing the property OF Mr.. q. q.
which was to have take place before Justice
Walter yesterday, has been postponed until
Friday next, at u O'CLOCK, m.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

NEEDS REPAIRING.-The crossing on Seventh
street and the south side of II north has been
in deplorable condition for a long time. Yes
terday morning 1t would have been dangerous to
have Attempted to GROSS on skates. VIII the
propeP person please take tho hint.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

yAoRAScY.-Onicer Drane, Of the Seventh
preeInot. arrested Charles Smith on Monday.
gusties Walter committed him to the work.
house for sixty days.
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ORrHANS' UoVHT 'J.sv.., IS l;as,
DIsrRror OF CoLrNnIA, wAsnISdroS CorsTr,

10 toit:
IN the ease q A,bury Lloyd and J. Wesley Boteler
Aforesaid have, with the 4pprobatpg The Qrphans
Court q Washih e:qnt sG,ss,sis sppPnssa FAT
onen and distribution Of the personal estate OF said
deceased and Of the assets In hand as far as the same
Whsre ali tho creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
IotIfed to stepj, with Jhoir claims property youehed
SeheGi IL SAID deceased Y estate copy p
hs order be published o7eo week idr three weSssn
Tssf. JAS II. 0'HEIRNR,
iaM.tusw Rsgi.ter o. wills
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

THx CASE OF Ma. HURLpy.-The examination
in the Hurley distillery case " announced to
take place this morning at 10 o'clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

THE large stock of men and boys' resdy-made
clothing for winter wear now offered at New
York wholesale prices by Messrs. Stephens l.
Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
OF purchasers generally, as they offer every va
riety Of fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys In every station In life. Give
them a call II you would save money.
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Amusernents.
CARRoII l. iHALL.

CARRoI HALL. 10
WASHINGTON, D. c..
o Street. between Hinth and Tenth s.rss.s,
Mr.. CHARLIE DrckEEs
will read In Carroll Hall. =. E.H..
POUR TIMES.
as under; ,.r ......
ON MONDAY EVENING. YEBRuARY
CHRIsTMAs CAROL.
and
THE TRIAL PRox PIcKwicK.
ON TUESDAY EVENING. pHBRuARr =.
DAVID coPPgRPIRLD.
and
MR.. BOB sAwYRR's PARrT
Prom Pickwick.)
ON THURSDAY EVENING". FEBRUARY
DocT MARI0o I'D,
and
THE TRIAL FROM PIcKwicK.
ON FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY
NICHOLAS NIcKLEBI.
lat Mr.. squcers' sehool,p
BOOTS AT THE HOLLY rREB INN.
Tho Reading. will commence at Q o'clock. and be
comprised within two hours.
The audience is earnestly requested to be seated ten
minutes before tho commencement Of tho Reading.
Reserved O. % each
The few remaining tickets for single eyenfnSs will
be disposed Of at Messrs Philip 4 soiomons' Metro
politan Bookstore. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, on
WEDNESDAY, from Ia. m to 6p. m. ja22H
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
BY TIE
J. W. wALLACK
Z. L. DAVENPORT
CoMBINATIoNi
THIS EVENING.
production Of the Beautiful and Touehins Dr.n. Of
the Passions, By
CHARLES DICKENS,
OLIVER TWIST
which, A. PsSduesd at w.llast,:, New York. has
ton. of Delight " '' '' '~'A'''
J. W. wALLACK AS PAGIN. THE JEW
RI. DAVENPORT AS BILL SYKES,
Door. open att o'clock. Curtain rise. ats
NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
MR.. JOHN BRoUGHAA
WILL APFHAI IN
his new Local and Spectacular Play in Eve aets.
grsdbassd after months S q forming par
and his greatest Dramatic Satire. entitled the
LOTTERY OF LIFE,
Now presented 70 the public Of Washington in style
Of truthful reality unsurpassed. The Splendid and
Exciting Tableaux eneored each evening. An
tire change In the very popular Concert Saloon Scene
reetion Of tbs Author, John Brougham, Eao.
been ssss.S ' viii he sSf
Celebrity, Mr.. EPH HORN, the Aek NOW dGsd Head
Of the Minstrel Profession.
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STEPHENs &CO.,
. Ga,S 81 WAL, stsPhsps$ -
so Pa. ave, bet. Ninth and Tenth streets. NJ
offer Gentlemen an entire New Stock OF Fine liz
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,i
which they will make to order In the latest styles at
popular prices. ja2.tn
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

ILL.-Mr, William Dixon, the late Collector, 9f
Taxes we regret to say, IL lying dangerously W,
al his residence on Eighth street west.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

NEW SCHOOLS IN M4RyLAsD-Rev. John
KimbalI, superintendent o. s9lored schools for
this District, has been direetsa 70 pressed to An
Arundei County, Nd, for the purpose 81 tRsyfet.
I'M the schools there and establishing new
SCHOOLS In those counties. .....
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

The BUREAU OF STATIsTIos,--The resolution
introduced In Congress few days since, recon-
mending that tho Bureau Of Statistics be trans
ferred 10 the Bureau Of Education, excites con.
siderable discussion,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

DIsOBpsRLy AND PRopANE,-Ohicer Fainter,
Washington, eoloysd, on Monday night. He had
a hearing before Justice Tucker, who fined him
$40, In default OF payment he was sent to the
WOrk-hOuse,
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Personal.

INSULT DIR. LEON,
~ 46s Tenth street, above Penna avenue.
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN, ORGANIC
aud NERVOUS DISEASES he dehes competition.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees to cure
thoroughly and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
whatever cause, are offered quick and thorough
FEES MODERATE.
de9-V CONSULTATIONS FREE
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

BEAsTLY SoLDIRR.-Sesterdaya soldier Of
the +4th u. s. infantry, made call on the premi-
ses OF Miss Amidons female grammar school, on
the Island, where he made his way to the rear
buildings, and there conducted himself In very
disgusting manner. He afterwards returned to
the front Of the schoolhouse where he made q
vulgar exposure OF his person. He was arrested
by Officer Fainter, of the First precinct, who
took him before Justice Tucker. The Justice very
promptly committed him to tho work-house for
20 days, In default of his fine.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

AyprHER.-Yesterday, about one o'clock, u
Young nan named Moran, who resides on Twenty
second street, while passing up feppsylyania
Avenue foil In At near Twenty first street, He
had several violent spasms. He was conveyed
10 his home in yshicle BY Oiacer Edmondson, OF
the Fourth precinct,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

pRIyATE. MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DR.
L DARBY'S, +9 Seventh street, opposite Odd Pei
lows Hall. Separate rooms for patlents. sel2.tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

A MEXICAN CLOCK COMPANY,
a s Cortlandt street, New Yoik.
LISnRassigfTMoY ighsE iaa Ri1' SIdcKs
Sole Agents for
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

We would sail the attention d. 9Yr readers to
the nne assortment of geptlemeh's dress shirts
silk and merino undergsymepts, white and col
ored kid and other gloves to hs bad OF -..essrs
stephens Co., No. $40 PennsylYapia Avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

GOVERNMENT CLERKS AssocIATIoN.-The
Government Clerks Association met last cve-
ming at their rooms on Seventh street, d. NJ.
Kelsey presiding, and ]. NJ. blanchard acting as
secretary pro fem. On the recommends alton of
unanimously elected member, after which CON-
mittees previously appointed made reports on
rooms to be hereafter occupied by the associa
on a savings departmental loan branch for the
benefit of the clerks and other employees In the
several departments, but taking no final action,
agreed to postpone the same until the next regu.
lar meeting on the first Tuesday of February,
at such place as may be advcrtizel,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

uTR,uurI or RESPECT TO NOAH SMiru.--Yes-
terday at II a. M, meeting Of the cierks sa NJ
ate, was held in the Pay Department room, LOT
the purpose Of testifying their apprecisuon n 0i
the late Noah Smith, an attaehe OF the once, nnI
passing appropriate resolutions In memory OF
COL Forney was called upon to preside, and or o.,
When s Brought bro them tose.hsr-to pay tii5ats
of respect to the memory Of their deceased FRIEND
s sesn Win he
he had faithfully attended to the duties attached
to his position. He had led q long and honora-
BILE Iife and his example was one that had been
left to US as bright and shining mark to follow.
r ps sfsRss
the occasion Of their assembling. With few
other remarks, the Colonel closed.
arose and said, that It was but little more. than
two years since they had been called upon pay
ssts IN shei Hickey They
were now assembled together for similar puf'
pose. His Acquaintance with MI smith c c.
the most Intimate relations had existed between
them. Mr.. Smith, In his social intercourse, was
one pecuiiarity with him vas his attachment to
hi, duties; eyer ready and prompt ana wi bn no
spesEerl had Visited him, but not so often as he
would have desired. In those visits he saw that
the, friend was faS p0 05 SsnS U
eous life. Mr.. Smith was fully prepared and well
coined death as a relief from hib s1tferings.
Mr., Mcdonald made some other rowarks, and
closed In u few eloquent perorstiens, rsgfetting
the loss Sf their deceased friend. He thea Of
fcred the following resolutionsj which were
h,s0Iped, That We bsye received with feelings
of pro,, ,und sorrow tbs iRtellgence OF the death
of Noah Smith, our LATE sssociate and friend,
whose oificia, Integrity and priyAt worth, while
CHALLENGING our Sincerest respect, elhised, atthe
same time, our warn:est sentiments OF personal
friendship and esteem. IL,
Resolved, That we tender 10 his family our SIN,
cere condolences and sympathy " the grte' 'hey
The meeting then adjourned.
GONE TO THE PgsIrgSrIARY.-WaTdea Hpeytis
has sent, In charge OF Capt. Coleman and Messrs.
Waters and Strong, of the Jail, the following
prisoners sentenced by the criminal court, to the
Albany penitentiary; Geo. McCauley, the noted
coat THIEF, sentenced in two cases Of larceny to
AZ years eaeh, and for an assault and battery
with intent to WI the boy Kinsiey, who was a
witness against him, years, making total OF
burglary Of various articles, years each; John
rage robes, &e, IS monthsi George Williams,
larceny OF ESQ, years and months; Lewis Fox,
burglary, 1 Year, Annie Burns, larceny Of cloth
ing to the value OF 1000, year; Sarah Homes,
larceny OF t35 worth OF sl0thing, year; Mary
Dummy, deaf and dunb,) larceny Of 33s worth OF
goods, 10 monthsi Fanny Duysl. larceny 81
those persons are colored. McCauley has prom
ised to mend his morals for three months at least
and II he succeeds he will be good for the remain
der of his life.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

THE District CHARTEn.-.A preliminary
meeting of the committee authorized to be APP
pointed by the citizens meeting, held at Metz
croft Hall, met last night at the rooms OF Messrs
Kilbourne h Latta, corner OF seventh anu
y streets, to frame such amendments as may be
thought desirable to the "Morrill bill,n and re-
port at gepersl meeting Of citizens.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-A special meot
Ing of this Board was held In their rooms at the
Oily Hall last evening. Present Messrs, Wood
ward, lin the chair,) Fox, Brown, Wilson, John
SOD, Rhees, and Oassell.
On motion, the regular business Of the meeting
was dispensed with.
Mr.. Wilson moved that, in consideration OF
be chosen president pro tenn for the current
year.
Mr.. Walsh was unanimously chosen.
Mr.. Fox moved that the committee remain as
heretofore, with the exceItio Of vacancies now
existing on committees, which could hereafter
be filled. Agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson presented the petition OF Miss
Jennie Dibble for the position of teacher. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Examination of
Candidates. Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-James Smith was
arrested on Monday by Oticer Hill, Of the Fifth
precinct. he WAS hned % by Justice Harper
Onicer Atwell q the Seventh precinct, ar
rested Michael Duffy, on tbs game day. Justice
Walter fined him q.
Henry Baker was taken before Justiss Walter,
by Oficer Thompson, Of the same precinct, for
being disorderly. He was fined %, and In de-
fault Of payment was sent to the work house.
George Payne was before Justice Morsell
yesterday morning, charged by Ofhcer Stinch-
comb, Of the Fourth precinct, with being drunk
He was fined ".
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

shown by Mr.. A. Head, modal maker, In the In
teliigencer Buildings pair Of skates gotten up
the skate Is OF highly finished STEEL and on this is
two brass supporters Of about an Inch in height
These are round, one supporting the ball OF the
foot and the other the heel, thus leaving the
middle Of the foot FREQ. The upper surface Of
the supporters are very tastefully grooved, and
the outer edges are handsomely milled. In the
four fine steel points that hold the foot In place
They are perfect beauties, and Just the thing for
q present to young lady skater.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

The Anrox oLuB.-Tbis mpslcai sssosiation,
composed Of a number Of ouf leading German
OF Mr. Klein, formerly director of the Sanger
bund OF the District of Columbia, for grand
musical entertainment, to be given In connec-
tion with a masquerade ball, to transpire In the
carly part of February.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

SPLENDID NIaHr-FoR BURoLARs.-Or
Monday night we wendell our way home to oul
mansion ~ in the Northern Liberties, through
rhinooerous, especially with only the aid Of cor
poration moonlight. II there is any other cit,
In the known world - large AZ this city 10, tha
of this city to be, II 10 our reporters opinion
that both that and this city should be transerre,
Cumberland coal is consumed, and where more
light is produced.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

DIVIDEND DEcLARRD.--A semi-annual divi-
been made BY the National Union Insurance
Company, which shows tho company to be In a
very prosperous condition. The officers Of tho
Gisgs, vice. president; Noble d. Larner, secre-
tafy, bh9s. Knapp, Geo. w. Riggs, Thos: Berry,
George 3; g;depn, Marshsli Brown, RiehaTd
Wallscb, DSRiel psdd, William Dixon H. D.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

CONTRACT AwARDEp.-The contract for wrap
ping paper for the use OF the Post Oilico Depart
ment for the ensuing year was yesterday
awarded to MessrB. Dempsey OToole, OF this
TO bs used by the Department, the bids for which
were opensd several days ago, has not yet been
decided. The lowest bidders are Messrs Demp,
New York The committee il now engaged in
| examining samples furnished by these Arms, and
| the award will be made In q day or two.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

ATTEMPT AT MISUNDERSTANDING morning
abont O'Clock the house of Rev. DR.. Boynton,
Chaplain OF the House Of Representative, was
dow, by removing q pane Of glass and turning
the latch which held the sash down.. From APP
pearanees they intended doing Wholesale bust;
market-baskets. and placing them In the centre
Of the floor, proceeded to collect provisions,
them around the baskets ready for packing
Owing to the late arrival of q member OF the
family, the thieves were frightened of, taking
with them one basket of provisions.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

THH FIRE ON MONDAY NIaHr-Some Of the
boys feel somewhat riled at our statement that
That statement we still adhere to. We also
said In tho same item that the cause Of this was
unknown to US. Yesterday we learned that the
trail guard-house, then headquarters had to be
called up and the message transmitted to the
OF stairs with It, and communicate It to Mr..
Noyes, then on duty In the fire alarm telegraph
office, before II could be communicated to tho
various engine houses, which accounts, In q
great measure, for the late arrival Of the en-
gines.
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.
The New York Herald this morning says:-

The New York Herald this morning sRys:-
Sa n5der So to anG
contracts as we'll as ON speculation for q rise. The
to I45S with the cosing transactions priot to the
journment Of the Board at 8 P M. at l4,2G. SUP
as high as l4a% ana the latest quotation on The
@ to Sree for carrying The
SubTIeasury dis6pTsed 5000 In coin in payment OF
at & Gp as EsG %
at s2s2 making Total ofs4 100 since the
Ss sod balances and The eaTrs3SS
sSpPed Of The
metals from this port ; snce the lst OF Jsnusry
menJ in The Treasury has fallen considerably be.
low the average imports gives an upward tendenc,
have tT n another in the Continued prepondersnweee we
Of org6 n6T r S Tes S9s In While
instant valued at s666i,2so n gOl1 the exoorts
Currency and herein we have the key 70 he shp
ments OF specie Notwithstanding the large am cunts
we have sent 10 Europe 10 such an extent of lsSs
years have these been exported that T. is now eSI-
But above all commercial considerations in immedi.
Se Of We6 the eomng
can hardly fell 10 stimulate the upward tendency OF
advocating semIepndistion DOCTRINES and the ques.
tion arises what next?'
The New York Tribune ths morning ssys.-
"Money is in abundant supply at s@li Der cent with
large balances left on call at the lowest rates The
wants of brokers are very moderate, and a large
amount OF Idle capital still remains. 'eS
"sterling exchange Is more active at quotations.
iO9Ij London, prime com uiercIa iOS560ioS: Paris Paris,
long. l7s@ 5l6l4; Paris short 5'l5D5 S1 Antwerp,
5ISA@5I71a; Swiss, 5lS5GD5 lT1a; Hamb1Tg 86G036S;
Amsterdam, 4l@4 q; Frankfort, 4O26@4l; Bremen,
791s@795S; Berlin 7I3s@7l4."
Judge Thomas OF the Virginia Circuit Court in
the casesot the Alexandria and Washington Railroad
Company, against the Wash ngtop. Alexandria, aud
Georgetown Railroad Company. has reno tered o d q.
cree turning over the ad between Washington aud
Alexandria to the former Company. aud appoi M ing
Commissioners to ascertain the liabilities, etc. This
decree milla against the decree of Judge Under
wood OF the United States District Court and father
complcates the litigation. Meantime the road Is run
by the lessees.
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CHARLESTON.
The Preservation OF Law and o

The Preservation OF LRw and Order.
The Charleston Is. C.) Ne,os of Saturday last
says A.
citizens aud taxpayers of the city was held at
the Hibernlan Hall yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Daniel Ravenel was called to the chair, and
General Conner stated the objects of the meet
ing. He said that there was hardly man pre-
sent who did not realize the anomalous and
pelllous condition in which the commu-
nifty was living. There was not within the
State single Court organized for the trial OF
offenders. The municipal authority was, by it's
own confession, powerless. Every protection
which the law formerly afforded was swept
away, and yet at the same time large portion
of the population was actuated by a spirit of
lawlessness, and melted by bad men to deeds of
violence in order that political capital may be
manufactured TO influence the Presidential! cleo
ton. Nothing but the forbearance and self
control OF our people had thus far arrested a
conflict. The evil was clearly apparent What
was the appropriate remedy was not Gear
few gentlemen had endeaVored carefully to
consider the question. The wlsest course that
they could suggest was that number of the
responsible aud influential members OF the com.
munity should address their tello w.citzens
setting forth truthully the dangers which
threatened them, counseling forbearance, and
yet earnestly advising them to prepare them
selves to protect their persons and property;
and that Hon. j. B. Campbell should be re-
quested, on behalf of his fello w-cltizens, to
present the ADDRESS to the President of the
United States, and request him to take such
measures for the preservation of the public
peace as in his judgment may be deemed proOer.
General Conner then read the address which
had been prepared, and which, on motion, was
adopted and signed by all present, and ordered
TO be published.
Copies of the address are left at the office of
the DAILY NelCs, Mercury and Courier. All OF
our fellowcitizens who are disposed to lend
their aid to the preservation of law and order,
are invited to sign the address.
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Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Aug 25-Cotton quiet and nominal at
3Oc. Flour dull and prices weak but not quotably
lower. Wheat active and declined SC; prime 10
choice s2 592 20; good to fair S2 25285. Corn firm:
white, 81 2G@i %. Oats dull at 65@7Oc Rye firm az
sl4O. Provisions unchanged.
NEW YORK August 25.-Stocks steady; Chicago and
Rock Islsno 49,. Reading, 9O4; Osnto 45i4; Ece Raj
rUau ASA; Cleveland and Toledo 81 Cleveland aud
Pittsburg, So; Pitsburg and Fort Wayne, 1906 chi.
gan Central, 49, Michigan Southern. Sa1a; New YORK
Central l241s ILLINOIS Central, IA Cum oerland pre-
ferred 1870; Virginia 6s 621a Missouri IS. 92a; Hudson
1865. llO; do new, l0714 lO4Os. los. Gold. I5l4.
Money uI changed. Sterling Exchange, 1092S.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Coton quiet at 80(Q2O1Sc.
Flour heavy and declined 0@l6 sales Of 7OIO bar
re b; State, s690@s 40 Ohio, Ss5O@l2 25; Western,
Wheat apll, and GeclIned @2c Corn easier; sales
IS coo bushels at nc Pork quiet at s2s 70. Lard
quiet at ls54@l9. Whisky quiet, n.