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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-19
THE CREDITORS

nF WILLIAM F. BUTLER JR., ARE
~ hereby notified to appear at my office in the
city of Wheeling West Virginia. on the lst DAY
of September, A. Z. ls6s, az 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
show cause, If any they have, why the said
William +. Butler, Jr., should not be discharged
from his debts under the Bankrupt Law OF
March . ls67. The second meeting Of sad
crsditor, will he held at said time and place
and the third meeting on the day following AZ
same hour and place.
GEO. u. CALDWELL,
,r,.l7oa,yow Register in Bankruptcy.
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, August lS.-The Globe this
processes to have positive in.
formation that extensive preparations
are being made on the other side for a
Fenian raid. 1t also states further that
furloughs have been withdrawn from
regular officers, and the forces in the
garrison have been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness at n moments
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R0ni Rncc

New YORK, August lS.-A boat race
took place yesterday, at Sing Sing, be-
tween Charles Ward and Gerard Ray
mond for $3.50 side, which was won
by Raymond in forty-seven minutes,
Ward coming in half minute behind.
The course was five miles, and the race
was closely contested and fine one.
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~, Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, August Il.
Flour firm with II fair business.
Wheat unchanged; fall ranging from
, % to = 80. Corn unchanged at va
9Gc. Oats steady ut 5la53c. Rye un-
changed at Is. Pork, ~ 75a29 81.
Observation-Disclosures, 134al3!c; clear sides,
l74al1ic. Lard sitter and held at l9c.
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Not n Candidate.

ST. LOUIS, August 1S.-General Carl
Schurz, whose name has been mention
ed in connection with the candidacy to
Congress from the Second District of
this State, writes to the Democrat that
he is net nor will he be, under any cir
cumstances, a candidate for any Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-19
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO. August 1S.--The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of the State OF
New York assembled to day and elected
officers for the ensuing year, who were
installed. The Lodge visits Niagara
Falls tomorrow, and holds another
meeting on Thursday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE CREDITORS

OFF LIPMAN LAMM ARE HEREBY
I J notified TO appear at my Office in the city Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, on the 3lst day Of
August, a. d. le6s at 10 o'clock NJ, and show
Inmm should not be discharged from his
debts under the Bankrupt law OF March >, l>G5
Tie second meeting of said creditors Will he
held at said time and place, aud the third meet.
Ing on the day following at same hour and place.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
aurl7.oaw2w Register in Bankruptcy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-19
Suicides.

WASHINGTON, August l.. Colonel
Brigham, of Massachusetts, who, on
Saturday, cut his threat aud stabbed
himself in. eleven places, died to-day.
This morning German named Henry
Heinrich, keeper of a restaurant, com.
mitted suicide by shooting himself
through the head.
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milwaukee, Market

MILWAUKEE, August Is.
Flour dull and lower; city AA at y Oh
ag75. Wheat nominal at IS for No.
in store.
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Rracas.

BALTIMORE, August 1S.-A drunken
fracas occurred last night on Ensore
near Webb street, in which VIM. Nc
Henry was shot and Thomas Herman, jr.,
and Allen, known as Reddy Dolan, were
seriously stabbed. Probably all cases
will prove fatal.
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River aud Weather

CINCINNATI, August Is Weather
clear; thermometer 81.
PIrrsBURG, August 1S.--Riyer Is
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm; mercury 80.
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Horse Fair.

MANCHESTER n. H., August 1S.-The
second New Hampshire Horse Fair
opened this morning with very en-
courasing prospects of business. More
than one hundred horses were on the
ground,
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buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, August To-
The market is generally dull. Flour,
steady. Wheat, 10 spring here; sales OF
new white Michigan at 80. Corn,
sales at l 09a 10 for No. l. Oats, sales
at 5Ga'lSc for western.
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State Of West Virginia,
ohio County Circuit Court
.JuiU EuleS. lsGI
John Goshoru. Complainant,

.... July RuIes, lsGS.
John Goshoru, Complainant,
David ShOdgrass aud wary j. SnodgrI,s b.,
wilo A. j. Wilson, Trustee TOT David Snod
| grass John ZOsckler Moses C. Good tru,tas
| for John Zoeckler, James l.. Dolaplaln aud
Eebccca 4. Delaplaln his wife Peter Della.
| plain and Florence V. Dolaplain biz wifi.
| Samuel Snodgrass, Andrew Mitchell. anu
| A. +. Clarke trustee for james L. D,lapIain
Defendants. Attaclmebt IN Chan,oiy.
IFl'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IL TO Oh
i tain decree from said Court scttiBg asidc
and annnlling q sale Of Land becanso Il wa made
/ 10 ,elraud the complainant aud other cred tDf,
Of David Snsdgraas, non resident of this Stale.
said -ale being npIo by him AMI wife to Janlr,
L. Delaplain, Of Wilmington, Delaware, on the
| 18th day Df June ieGI. ~ certain land situate
on Short Creek. IN Richlsnd township, Oblg
county, West Virginia. containing ~ 'anr =
, f0Ods and - feTchrs, more or lon which EAlo
IL evidenced ny deed sdmiptfd. 10 reaOrd In ll.s
! Recorlers ofice Of Ohio conbtv West virginia
on the 18th day OF oetobar. IsfF7 and rcfer,.nr.
| AZ hereby made 10 said deed for a more paItiru.
! lar description OF -aid land
And the further oIject 81 thiseuit ID 10 obtain
decree from said Court for, the ssLr ~ sad
land 70 satisfy the costs Of this suit auI the
com lainaHtH claim against Aaid David ShOd
grass for the payment by him q the note VI
Peter Dolaplain for sis 10, daissI nj wbeelibg
| w. Va. July H. l5I6 pAy able Bine north. aftrr
uate 10 the 0fhfr OF DAVID SnOlgFns- value r.
csiVed negotiable and pa abie nj the Merchant
! National Bank. NJ whT,iiHg w Va rndorlr.l
1 In blank by David Snodgrass aud Samuel Sn"d.
era ., and duly protested fDr non pIymert At
maturity; and also t0 satisfy the cont iain4ht
claim against said David SDodgrass for the J,4g.
inebt u him OF ihe nOta Of DaFid SnOdETH,s Es
slJ00, dated 10 MbsoiinH W. Va Augrst -
! 1891. payable three months after date 10 the
order Of Peter DeIap,aiI alIs, recs vol neEo-
table and payable AZ the Merchants NAtivnai
Bank Of Wet Virginia. at Wheeling, euJor.sd
In blank by Peter DelaplalB and ndiew Mitch.
ell, and dnly protested for non pa ymsBt at ma.
tuTttyi said notes being wholly unpaid. eIcspt
credit Of Sl0l2 IA Of December 10, lsS7, upon
the Aforesaid note FOR $500.
And the further object Of this anti is 10 obtain
| sneh other and further relief A. The com plain.
| ant case may require and a. shall Le eauitaLlr.
| And u APPEARING from an affidavit fled Ia t.s
e1ust that the dsfebdants David SuoIgrAss
Mary j. SnOdgrass JHrncs L. Deiaplain aBd
RsbeoeA A. DelAplain, and Samuel snodgras.
are nOnTesbeBts Of this State, on motion u
complainant by bhs counsel, IL 10 ordered that
they DO APPEAR here within one month Alist llIe
fourth weekly publirauon 0f tits order. and
due posting thereof a. the front door ~ tho
| Court House Of Ohio county. and do what they
may deem IL 20 protect their interest
Test: hICHAEL J. BREIsIG. Clerk
Go. B CAtDwELL, Sol. FOX Compl't.
jy3oOaN4v
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED To THE
n estate of N. c. Leeeh, or ". c. Leech &
Co, are requested to make payment to the I'M
dersigned. and those having claims against the
estate of NJ. c. Leech will present the same
properly authenticated for settlement.
TH0S. HUGHES,
Executor of Mary c. Leech, deceased.
August LIST, ls6S-lm
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Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE National


- ROAD three miles East Of the city, IL now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots 1t contains 81 acres Of land aud ia laid
out in the most modern anaimproved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three.fourths Of the year By the
Hempfeld Railroad. II is perfectly secure, and
intended 10 be beautifcd by every variety al
trees sbrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &C. TO make Il equal To the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision IL also made for It's enlargement, ofd.r
and care In perpetuity. ..t
Persons DESTROYS of purchaBing lots can exam.
ne the grOvnd with the Superintendent, WHO
has plat secure them By calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street. over the Eank
Of Wheeling. ..
Persons wishing ~ make internents will call
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 70 lot holders and visit
tors " i'll DO issued 10y the Secretary.
a. j. SWEENEY, Prcs't.
r &. BOsHAX. Sec'y. -
BOARD Cy DIRECTORS.
A. ]. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
j. ,. Rhodes, George AdaIns
John @. Muth X. @. Jordan
Geo. Mendel. z. 4. Hildreih
Joseph Bel. angJI
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Refined Sugars.

160 h A Il h Z Ii STAN ARD
lOU crushed, graduated, powdered and cot
ee crushed, just received and for sale by
N REILLY
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YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves by certain prac
tice INDUCED In when alone habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, The
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
ssleon and ii not cured renders marriage i'm
possbie and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What pity that a Young man, the hope ~
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatchCa from all prospects and enjoyments
of life by the consequences Of dcviating from
the path of nature and INDUCING in a certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con
formulating
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James VI. Cloudy

JHiH hHhS, l-hH'
Elizabeth Goudy, by her father
and next friend James Millegcr. u, cL,nccrv
James VI. Cloudy
rI,IIE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO or
1 tain decree Tor divorce lrom the bonds II
matrimUnT.
And it appearing from an affidavit hled In tho
cause that tho defendant II not a resident sf
the State Of West Nirginia su motion at cnh,'
plaiGaUt's counsel IL " ordered that u" do ap,
pear here within on" month after the fourth
weekly publct ton of this order aHd ia" post
Ing thereof at the front door of the Cont House
of Ohio county West Virginia. and do what he
may deem lii H. protect his interest in this suii
Test: MICHAEL j. BREINlt, Clerk.
q. l.. CENSNER, Sol i'r Complt.
TAKE NOTICE THAT THE DEPOSI.
| tions Of John e. HeINCy, lrUka MillrgOr.
and others, viii be- taken at the Law Oiii"o of
Gibson L. Cranmcr, In the city Of Wheeling, IN
the State Of West Virginia, Un the 2d day oi
September \. u. 1865, between the hours Of Z
o'clock 4. ~ and q o'clock y. NJ, To bc read Ia
evidence in thu above naIGcd cause on holIdf Of
said paintil And ifirom any cause the taking
of the said dispositions shall not bo commenced
or being commenced, shall not lsc completed on
that day the taking of thS same Will h" nj
iOnrncd from time TO time NATL III" same shall
be completed.
ELI ABETH GOUDY.
IS hC father and next friend James AillegVr
Rugl OaWtw
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State Of West Virginin,

Ohio County Circuit Court
JRiy HuIts. l-tiS.
Elizabeth Goudy. by her father
and next friend James Millegor Ia cL,rc.,,.
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MARRIAGE:

Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote cohhno@i
happiness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes n weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy rcaection that tho happiness OF
annthnr hecones h!ighted with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-19

This medicine increases the power oil Urges
tion and excites the absorbents into healthy
action, by which the water or calcerous dePosi
tions and all unnatura engagements are reSuc-
ed as well as pain and inflammation, ana Is
taken by Men, Women and Children.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

"A UCTION NOTICE.-R. T. HAZELL. AUCTIONEER
n This day (fuesday) April II,
at l01 O'Clock, at saesroom, ~ Cortandt street.
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
French Iiuped Ware, Plated Ware, &c.,
In lots to suit city and country buyers.
Also,
Agricultural Implements,
PlOughs, IIarrows ald Cultiyat
162 horse Hay Forks, q . and tines
Also,
25 about 0o) double Bench Paues 15O dozen Gotten
Cares l0 dozen Carolina Hoes II Store Trucks, cases
inch Clothes Wrngers, 20 dozen Pick Axes, &C.
Also,
for account OF whom II may concern),
Toys cases German Toys Hshtly damaged.
r. T. HAZELL & CO.,
Auctoneers 81 C0rtlandt streee.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

In Liverpool. The sales were 10 ca bushels at 81 %
for monrsr of nsns e. ~ % "a 'or hisn ,nxSa
~ .a yssw as snr vas sae 4 S os s,sns. Tseas e
comprising S 600 bushels al " c ssc in store OF bar.
ms las was ss dull ill., sn%y seIa was M"'' o. ~
FRsIgur,wlhe market Was triue more acse Rates
sSss srpoo IS hSshs. @ corn
;on s ana ped .n smss corn a. ~ psies s
e1'pn m az S s aa, sV ooaes ehesse sks TO BIS
ga TO LcsSsS %! barrss aau =! p sad s;sapsr
el. nrs ~ "a "a To byesn e o. amd % oan
AZ barrels shoe peas az H. Az ans hsrrs onss posn
GsrsNv n, oru v.. IN activ. a.,.na 90. .,us.. o,o,nr
at about cola in bona and 81 @ s a n,snn, Sales
!psr ssnSday sSsS 6siss mainly as Mss the
sNY BnGs wre rnore @ sou"St fter ~ u'ue @ s d nj
ls &c Soma sales were made b sn Hma my he'u
al IS for retail o,s ' or sn'pns Aha
HorS were auet bu UNCHANGED In vain. VI. ono,e 1857
crop Sss ISIS do iSs and sot sss l..
chsn~ed "0 Nv ' '0Po''ou' pi'oe' "e'o VII
business was light but IN pr,ces there was
6S do d. ON nrivste tsrIns - ''' 'o' A
NAvAT SToprs snirtts turert;r. An. do,,srd was
light put prices were the sales wers SoO bbis at 65
mand towards the close and prices were eer Other grades
though ouie were held irnav The sales ware % IL bbs
strained part to arrive at s IS as S76; 1900 do on
private erps ssO do At IA 40 lEI 40 M ~ "a "a SS 950
DO No at 80 "a S SbMsmost a. If r. - h. h. a,
ter prce-and 100 do. extra male and virgin nj III
No q 10 so IS 75 No. l. S8 S7E IA rs pale Nj s6 and
extra d. IS Is a7t or tar the sales were 10 bbs North
county at S and 70 arrive lii bbls Wiinston on private
terms ~ W. nav :" 49, '''' "AA''"s'0A ~" f''"'
OIs-Linseed was ouie but steady NJ ri IA III 90 Lard
was rm but quiet We guote prime ri Co. Fish oils were
sales In New Bedford Of 90 bbls. crude whale p
PRoyIsioSs" Ss"Recepts 6Ss bbls pork. se packapes cut
meats 90 bb beef and 50 packages lard There but little
closing new mess an "a for old do
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

VII, 06Z
After discussing the plans of the Vanderbilt party
to secure monopoly Of the railway system OF the
country, the New York Central, the Hudson River
the Harlem and the Cleveland and Toledo being
already IN Its grasp, the writer goes on to say
But the schemes Of Mr.. Vanderbilt and his party
are vain without possession OF the Erie. The tariff
OF charges necessary to make the Hudson River,
Harlem and Central pay upon their enlarged capital
can never be levied with a competing road beyond
TO grasp II. The public are sufficiently informed as
to the efforts made by the Vanderbilt party on the
one side and the Drew party on the other We do not
propose to discuss the merits Of the contest far as
they have any personal bearing but only as they
relate to the welfare OF New York. We know that
1t Is not for the interest Of this city that all the great
avenues entering 1t should be under the control Of
one man or OF one set OF men. We trust, therefore,
that the Drew party will be able to maintain Erie as
public care for. Such result secured Drew and
Vanderbilt may fight out their battlestO their hearts,
content.
This is the argument of the Chamber OF Commerce
Of this cty and its recent memorial to the Legisa-
ture in which it protested against the virtual con-
s0lidation of the Erie with the Now York Central or
other New York lines, embodied public sentiment on
the subject.
The foreign exchange market Is firm, and the lead
Ing drawers are unwilling to sell their sterling at
sixty days below 109zs. Bankers bills on England
at sixty days were quoted at 1094 1Oo%; at three
days, 1lo% 11o1s; commercial bills, 100 1O9h.
Bills on Paris at sixty days, 61a4 5.l2li.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DOYLE-SwANTON-In Bath, Me-, on Saturday
April IL, at the residence OF the brides mother by
Rev. s. F. Dixie, J. e. p DOYLE, OF New York. to
NELLIE GERTRUDE, eide daughter Of the late Thomas
SwantOn.
HERvEY-KARcHEsKI.-On Monday evening, April
13, at st. Paul's chapel, Newark, N. j., by Rev.
Joseph II. Smith, assisted by Rev. s. w. Sayre Of
Bellville, Captain James B. Hervey, Of Oakwo0d,
Bergen county, to Miss KATIE A. KARCHEsKI, Of Bell
vile, N. ]. No cards.
PARTRIDGE-ALMY.-On Thursday, April o, at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother East Chester by the
Rev. Henry Gidnan, Capt. s. H. PARTRIDGE to MARY
l.. ALMY.
RYXpERs-RYNpKRs- Monday, April 49, by
the Rev. Samuel j. Knapp, REUBEN RYNDERs to
LIZZIE, adopted daughter Of Isaiah Rynders Esq, all
OF this city.
wILsoN-THoMPsoN.-On Sunday, April IL, by the
Rev. 4. Sill, JAMES 7. WILSON to ELIZA j., second
daughter OF the late James Thompson, United States
Navy.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

., 10y wa. r with moderate deand stock
DO ex Therese and 50 do St. Ursus on private terms
.o ~ Anp Receipts lt2s bbls Gour % do and
O bags corn meal 1850 bushels wheat a. $50 do corn $50
DO oats 90 do rye and a2,W0 do. malt The market for
state anu western Hour ruled firm
mand rom The local trade, and pretty large buscss was
consummsEd the sales being made up mostly Of small ots
OF 70 70 lVD bbs fair proportion the buslpssa
done at an advance Of from &C. lSc per bb the i'm
provenent was not general and make no change
quotations, California -four IN fair demand and firm
The sales were about ~ bbs Southern -Four was In fair
request and slightly hrner though prices moi
higher The sales were bbs mca was in Improved
demand; prices rather however saies iuO0
bbs part st 40 Is f6 Is for rsndvvne Rve Gour was
hrm with moderate demand. The sales were Us bbs I'VE
The New York herald., 1868-04-14
4 DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
\ VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOURTH AVENUE AT
AUCTION.
A UCTION NOTICE-LARGE AHD POSITIVE SALR Oh
n over 4l5u00 worth OF


Elegant rosewood PianOforte,
Velvet, Brussels, Ingram Carpets,
Beautiful Paror and Library Suits,
Works Of Art Bronzes, Wax Figures,
Fine collection of on Paintings,
at Public Auction
This day. Tuesday, April H. morning, at 10Y o'clock pre-
cisey the elegant private residence 13 West Eighth street
between Fifth This will be the iargcs
and richest sale of this Reliable in attendance
pack goods purchasers at charges
Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets brocate and lace Curtains
Bronze Chandeliers four magnificent Paror Suits covered
richest description French satn brocatei silk
gded and marble Tables, Etageres style Of Louis XIV;
Turkish Chairs Reception Chairs walnut bookcase
Writing Desk, Etagefes Bookstands magnificent
rosewood Piano. octave city made stool aud Covert over
Bronzes, Richard L. Edward Ill., William Tell and Gesse!er
lava and China Vases Paintings by eminent artists:
rosewood and walnut Bedseas, Bureaus Washsands Con-
Rockers, Lounges covered with haircoth and rep Cnr
large Mirrors Extension Table, Buffet Dining
Chairs rich Cut Class Crystal and Bohemian Ware Cocee
Tea Sets Castors Ice Pitchers Spoons, Forks China
Dinner Ivory Table Cutlery. N. B.Teke
Sixth Seventh niversiy place cars TO Efght
street, Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

The earnings in 1864 were $1s ,e43 and the eX-
penses s963o,6ss, showing the net earnings to have
been $3 1851 995, while the ratio Of expenses to
ngs were 1850 The present capital account Of the
Erie ComDanv q made N foIIOwc.-
The New York herald., 1868-04-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, April B--5 +. N.
Corros-The marke, strengthened by the favorable
from Liverpool prices were Nc higher. The bus
ness was moderate, however The sales comprised
including $40 for speculation, 85e for spinning and go
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

Government securities were firm at the commence
ment Of business, but subsequently they declined
"a from the highest point, and during the re-
mainder OF the day were steady. The preference OF
lenders for these securities makes It easy to borrow
on them, and public confidence in them win not be
impaired by the Generalization OF the railway
share market and the collapse OF the bubbles Of the
Stock Exchange. Indeed, capital is likely to be
diverted in their favor from the inflated "fances.
AT the close the quotations were as subjoined-
Registered, 1881, 1l12i 1l2; coupon, 1881, 111s o
111T; 5-20's, registered, 1892 loiH 104tl; 52Os,
coupon 1852, 1l0l 11o7S; do, 1884, 1857 109,S;
do 1866, 100 q 109Z: do, 1865 January and July
1o7k 1o71s; do. 1861, 1o7% 1875 l0-s0's, reg
istered, 1ols loI}i; 1oao's, coupon, lOl q 1919.
June 1905, 1861 l065s July 1905, 1O6ls 1o6sS
May compounds, 1864 1lsH; August do. III y; Sep.
tember do, III; October do, 116H
The gold market was strong throughout the day,
and the fluctuations from 13sX to 13e with the
closing transactions at 1854. From six to eight per
cent per annum and l32d per day paid for car.
rying coin. The gross clearngs amounted to
$31 ee4, o00 the gold balances to sl5O6alg and the
currency balances to g., ,4ol, soe.
The stock market opened weak, and Erie sold at
esx and Hudson River OF 126 against l38 on Satur-
day. At the first regular board railway shares
IA 2x lower than ut the same time on Saturday;
but Atlantic Mail and Pacific Mail were 3I a3H
higher. Government securities were y o y higher,
lvetwenties OF 1862 excepted, which were u lower.
At the second regular board prices were y u
higher than at the first board In some instances and
II u lower In others. At the open board at
haIf-past three the market was weak again,
and Erie sold at 6SI and New York Central
at lleX. Subsequently there was fractional re-
covery and at the close at six O'Clock the quotations
were as follows:-New York Central, Xix; Erie.
COZ; Reading, ssX q SO; Michigan Southern, ssH o
sSk; Cleveland and Pittsburg. sek s6,l; Rock
Island, e2% 90; Northwestern preferred, TAX
74k Pacific Mail, ss. a ssa<; Fort Wayne, look
O 101.
A comparison Of the lowest prices Of some OF the
speculative stocks in April last year with those
rent ut the first regular board to-day shows the fol-
lowing changes:-