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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,
MONDAY ETXfrEa, An

V'G@s LIE &%llA3 A11 t2k1u& CATE q L8HU Del Cuk.
tofntsh, and mceungthe Rreatcs portion Of tbs le-
g1umRte demand, bot those who have no p1tttca-
lar clAt1na On the favoE oT any hank had It almost
impossible u set money even On gralo receipts Or
uthc1 good coll2teralA Tnose Who do get It out
sade OF tho banks only do 70 at TIN expense Of =
heavy commission, ranging frum to per cent
Per month
There Is no doubt that the sutngency "a greatly
aggravated By the continued retlcence Of The
Comptroller Of the Currency In regard to the bank
stateuenta Comparatively fen pe1sons Of tho
general public expected tho mere changing II
the tuue Of making tins statements, from day
specified beforehand, TO 4 day to Be des1gnahcd In
the past, would hare 90 decided II edeet on tho
money marriott The result has deeelyed eTen
bank otdcGs, who, though theJAtner they would
be obliged to keep larger Average reserve, ID
not saacdpste 10 general and decided m effect II
WAS Assumed By Enany that the day sclectedfor the
nrBt statement would be about tho {usoal time
under the old Programme, aud II Till ts the INT
Monday IN Apnl-the day On which tho statement
would have been msdc under the old lsx-uost OF
the hank1 have probably tAken good care to te
Amply prepared to-day, and Fill do 70 for tie
next Gay or two, until the Asus2ensc ID
oyer. Alter TINT although thern - no
surety that another statemen. inlay not be called
fps Al any tina, good many banks viii doubtae;1
asxune stat kuusheT statement viii not be te-
qulrcd for SOME nonths n least, and WI yteid
to the pressure for loans, 10 that III easier monty
mArtet from thss causa il not improbable Njtn,n I
week.
The pending election Of o11c:rs Of the Doanl II
TTade, on Caange to-day, .nserfe1od- considerably
with grain and provision operations, md <tn!rl-
tahed the business 1t bank co1nter4; otherwise,
therr seems 10 be morc hopeful feeling snd
little more acttxity tn general ,zxdc.
Country ordeta lot currency arc snn insignldcatt
Of any movement Of produce u interior polnt&
Exchange WIS sold between hana to-day 1t
from soc TO &c PEI & 90 pre1ainm- AiIhe cour.
Ter, bankers continue to seu to customer II LID
premium, aud buy At par.
Government bonds and ra1wzy Tstocfs w.e
higher again to-day, and there seens to be gen.
efal upward movement In spite Of 1.-The stringency
IN money which still prevails y sBrokers ahe1u
arc charging their eustonesa sixteenth Eoi oae
per cent DAY for money 70 ea1ry1ssneA IN New
Yoyk today.
Dealeta' quotations for boyins and selling gor:
eminent bonds, local stocts, gold ind a1Eer, IN
thI ~ NS~ ftaryx fattn-
, 1869-04-06

NV YoxE. ArrH 15The wrsther being eie.r and
ny eiAss q kaedk Hsx,Y hfuen ahsetnkl msktz
like Appleton A. and Ailansle \ rulo steady = il;
a lt&c; Do Do 4. n. 1tte; dn Do DO B. B. 81; Do o.
=. nAs: Do 1: lo>fe' nedfeEa X lols; Piss.aed ",
ie.t blt,shea mn.i!n lse: pMi.easoaa II ,sts n.l
1o+, ulSe: Do - G3c; HslIow EAzsd eaznxtA Ie4c:
Rock pa!tc5 eambrsez, uHG4lse: Gspca btsf Hixats,
l44e; standard TFtats, tte3I1Ke, md delalnea, l1
iHa0c -
, 1869-04-06

Va Saxs. jEa, as(2ns; o.: q. t.3H, seSSGe:
roastnk NAtf91te: nuznfnnr R,a, ssk3Hkc; fslf to
god 9FA&ei prime to ehoicr, 1%4SAe
OAhDi.Es-1Ias 1n.ztet ~x1 lE1 scs1.n. b1t firm =
Inv, = l..a.!insl M9lFte: t.naw, 3 Is. lft3i19:
etes1na 2 t8edned1. fdaI9i3se assEeet's ste4fte
Light. n 1%lAEE -..----
EGGs Tbs ta.stnk was .tcu suppe.t today. and
prccs trn Oh 1Asc TIT rnx fEesh ia snail psc4-
sxr. offering Il n@alc and round lots At 49,
TRUTT4 AND NuTS-Thia 1lsfkkk exhibited falr
dt6rt Ct ac{tvtt, and prizes Htfe wt1 Rl9tAlnsu al
, 1869-04-06
DR.. L. n. RtatllipA,

Ttr soeesEut Specalist ercs Al dse4ses ot FivAto
nature rapidly. without p2aonooa d1usa 8pr1 stst,r
rim EtvHata EEaaals WtakncsA Scuful1 a1d CaRoaiG
Deess~. Cu1rs euA.antc<i Female FiuA = PER box.
Of!ee. II South Cl4z4-s1 HHurs. from to p
f!,rHJl1 tntin frxsA
, 1869-04-06
Vow York REend1tuI1s, provtsion
and Gnscafy Markets..
Special Despatch to Thn Chteasc Tr!tune



Ev fox1, Aps1k
Very at md iosfnx without buJers to any extent at
orr e % for e!tr. State noor: lso9ll for NJ 7
yais ad~iets frun LTpoo1 report s1la bioN tha pub.
uAhcsl quotAtionA
..-..... fIdENluyl
Pork e.osed ste&dy with eatdk. sbca ehkuEt,
Of - ba3s 1t &1E. lrSuA1 Lard eoAed Gt4ady u
tHalA4e for etektn Tho tthprpven,eot Ia e1ch4aSos
helps aEry1h Cut meats mud baeen sr.naIn scafco.
Cot5te arttre and tf1u II Ie}S,aa4c Sugar dnn AMI
heavy: fir rsAntn& to prtn,c EoeerYt Hh4i2.t
, 1869-04-06
COMMERCIAL

Aosp1Y ErEsNo, April <
The following tables 1hoe the F<oA,ss and ship
meats Of produce during the p31t foyu-asn1
hour:
EYf-I11.fs f5,n III fAsf Enrrf. .xuf.f1 11nrns
, 1869-04-06

And t1ratnrnt b III pf9yata uatEr7-cnhle or EanaiA
nR, t.. SANGER, u AnCtpeh Prile Lectare .ad
Box III ~ m.zsed. p etnsz, Ftnale P5Is.-sest,sn
to married petHonl Also NEHvINk PILta sufs cuss
te. vsettr1 Of seu ehueca5o By NAL Eneore staInp
ard a6dEeA P. O. Boz s.. Chicago
, 1869-04-06
DIR, Raphael

Destes dssez.e without any Information tren tho ps-
tout And 1rs4 without 8n4 eIy<ftlncnta the k
nt mercury. th s!taR Jeer hsl.h ssa bic feosa Froas
aura N Eas3 XaaIsou-ss. 1p-4taiEa Can4ulieAa t~e
H1 Rep4 = een8s for his GUIDE TO HEAL1HAf
, 1869-04-06
Rccnfder's Ceur.
4 grand turJ Was emt4neled III thi1 court re.
tc1uay, fur the city, with E. II. Aiken - foreman

4 grand tutJ Was en1tanelied III thi1 court yeS-
tcIuaJ, fur the city, with E. II. Aiken - foreman
pfsxIsgxp,
Ella Jones = Abraham Goldsmith and Edwin
M1rtA A&spnpAH
D. L MclAnr, etc, '. William Fncdhct13 xud
DaTtd L. Kusel. AsSumpaIt-
XIV FClrA
Abraham c. y&1 uosnT. Ann Van Horn. Pro-
cccdlnS for divorce On an allegation tha3 the NO
NAN u guilty o! bigamy. The complainant s:xtcs
that the ceremony Of marriage Was had besTeen
himself and defendant and cans11nnated Oh the
oeth day Of March, 1855, ST Days since, and thai
he parties lived together Is husband And vile fo1
the period Of Eve dayk Or until Sunday, the eons.
in-1aw OF defendant coming into the family Il +
charged taat she u the i&w}u} wife Of f1u of tic
na1ne Of Aia1na and that he Il still living.
John Sullivan r. Mary Sullivan. Proceeding fnl
divorce, Oh the ground OF drunkenness 'fAstics
married A Brooklyn, \. l.. IN 1854
ErnEatne Hammer ;. George Hammer, naial
John EtsIcr. Proceeding for divorce CD Sno
ground Of descrtlpn and d1unlnnnesA Il Is AZ
leged eJ the vito that kne was married 70 the dc
fendant under the nAtne lAs1 assembled him. Ia TIL,
city, during 1S6h
, 1869-04-06

N4f-1he r1a*ttf tnIcs vesJ hFm Nnae1 falt An3
mszra.in4 demand. aod he tcndcney 4sther e N
dese1pstou. the ,toek. NJ .npls Tae ietowtns ~
Ef.tre: .oheI .aa bs.sf s,:sa ,a til pr.,
Lea FeI ael!cnax. La!@ tLo pcr tan 2 a.era,
Viii tbs exception ot Iis1le more hsmneAs il light
stock tbe s1ket foe hdes wss Eashout thA suxhtest !a
md holde1r ~ entt,eseA TO tyaiiza Il ll4u g
9se; s FrT irost sile: % e1eea sstrd, a1cd I,sas
laN1iate: ssl.ed sarrd. hesvy, lla4ll4e: Heea
n, iasit-: dry hi1t, fs53|c dfy ssId. t11snsd .
x3r, erutby md DAMAGED tBplhIsdA pice: b1xnacd
, 1869-04-06
liz MEDICAL,
WHY DR. ,seAENeK CURES 50
MANY e8NSuMPTIVES,

MIMI VUNoVMf l1YESs !
= -: ---T -.
: :: IL
We eprcsGaa1t.Nn not hAt tfaestsooed hy any sute1uae
persoo to tAa CT ny othee shzs Dr. senk
hemhx unrr Ia fSdib- sea ~ other, a. pe1n.as
snyA&f 4c4zp stsee pahs.sctzn4tnt tb& euaaty. we4o
dctaEs nd aatts etrra h th4 connection till ra.Ar
strung Btatsns wssa b. mere thaa demonstrated Wr
Do not propose p do th!s vo1h cot only require
ealeaca but wick pasen u nzHs7.pe1 osae ras
fset itselt howes, hefa csn be doaht. We hxxe
Just intlaased In sraef.l WY, We h..c OF. s1.<r
tons en- hefos3owsne Eses:-
49, u e si e Ha:es 81 sss ses,s 's3' t'o ~ 0t
F. b.: e.. l.ssfs = S.t sad sa,e'usas
scnse-
4, - e. 3. h.a n4 Il he aeans si pre}aesces Of tn
.kh. His medicine takea isarnedis.e eauet u2on tso
a. &c tnoWs What md whees Tie dtae.aa .re b*r7e
Upon thas trteaJ drawn platSz. .na with hta srta-
sh11 cesesst Hesdpes, therc are eonpszzttrety tev
who heek h1 seae1ekw sre no< 0sed. N nevcnta
ve7 tnnEh hnpfuveL Il i tn epmaooIst o1arreoes ;
IN ha rEssn That pstess aze Easnnd to health With
ous my sptarrnt special atey .nd such ,.tssasa ara
vsfy oiten thoso whom oth<r phJvesara u:er trying
he1 atat. saA, bad gssea mp - hcpeseA. may BY
h1t DE- seheneA ean1o& eme aa ~ho 60 70 him. hi.
m established fact thI tie 7er ecntxsr b vcsy L.:
tarca fndee3. n 10 uaAke boad Enc4 no& ave- -.
GaH. of dhttaetcu between his gYrtau q ep.s 4
oahe1 he4oas ths sahhc III e.tous md tsvar= 81
Id were dls7osed To vtaft ha odcs. 30. y Sazta
II cnnF Of Conn7erca. any Saturday, ther wy
Em,le rrocf that the cno1uupttres Aru pretty u
did what phnsesan haa hess Be eon1a}eeds a-4I sAA
, 1869-04-06

Btxrnnrk nnd the Omitted States.
The So1tA GtT1Aon Correspondent gives the fol-
lowing ~ the text Of Count Htlna1k1 speech 1t
aae bancroft dinner In Berlin, Axrrh Ath:
Permit me, gentlemen, 70 Interrupt your crn-
*e6anon while Say = wofd about the oceaaton
, 1869-04-06

TIE PRovIDENCET TOOL. GO.
Hsye removed tbetz buxeea fn NEW York to 1a Broad
way md ndcf tfst hs13s 81 Iha of this
.ea*e.*.At.ssS Ga9s-ay; The aaazLsne4 hav1nt
ben s{7<satsd Aktet soste3s otaes9 trosx RA[dv.re
Hee& .sa Insakse. Ethosh1!nEs.. ns 4aEteas s7iea
vafttJ Il tse eeaeakated Peabody Reee ioadtax FEr
AaaAs tsr tzkaatJ aud cavalry uea ani spotthK z1F
poeCA 1tess rna une9l2Ind for strength raEiAt
aad act1f1tJ d6 afe and eloE1ot appeatancn psetip
tTc Pamphlets, FIhe Ezrs Ead te*tssdrt1h pIr1t1hed
BY Il. b NEW IL Afra
, 1869-04-06
E1RAIR ErATENESTS

Cez,atn phyz5sus have informed tAds eeezzupttivo
patients that such ane took d. SeaEnek'i medicines
md died notKithttand1rx; hat those dhesalu!ndcd
doe{e pesaeet 10 mention pehx;s. that thc 10
djea tpder soeh lad prreioCatJ eAnissed
thcrpcfsta 10 Tia Treatment q ~oa school" dattf.
who prescribed ottates 10 seaieTe their eoa<. I'D
,rtpea the4r stcmacks b tha Il eudtTer OIL BY
Kh4h means their vital powefa re1r neaaJ sxtEsssd
before pE 6ehentk took th1a Ia ehzrs1
The. CtA Bchoa Doetore" :" the dlsipses a P1rseasa
,rkuoHleses tket s1rF cannot tzue Ccns00Fstpnt Or
srhenek xsys that Corxupstoa ez Be Cured and be u
f.-. re 1oe unQoesonAtle prpcts that Be hzs ezEed
many e.ses teh NJ the -stsuias1" had 3hxudboa3
d1nsr,te d. Seenck ezndIdy admits tbAt be esnnot
rt ~ esse baa b beAercs thzt snca cAAc4 - b en-
mt e7rr sre he5ood tho r-aeh Of al hnznAn rei<s-
IA xu tutsEn ycq h6szt Erset7o. hhex he ea2 CLIO
yen Q. Ect
d.. j, H. sehe<k rro{esssuna1y It hss Esrepa1 e.
s,t No, u North Sixth stroeS- cosnG x COr,nstreo
rtrr,t Phasaelrhsa, evstJ sasazthy, vhGe al krs9s
for a.3.kt u1st b. sddsrssed
Re il also professionally ut Na- a Bond hreae' SS.
Tort. every otner raedsy. sd II No HaaoTf Asets
Bozau svrsy other Wedn-sday- He S3fss zd1ee -
f,rt for = thoxpuxh e11nInatan with bh Acas'sVtas..
~ safe i II o@oe hoaa u esea CT t1oRs u -
Pcn ot tse Putusousc Syrup Ana ssaRHsd !oeS na a1
IL n ~ bostle. a a1o pr haN dsa AAadtI ,,..st
sc~nts pcr hpx fau supHU 4 DE- = -5s
r.t for sn3o u m t,es Il II Eoosa' hSs u
trna2Iy.
, 1869-04-06

George Korshaucr xaa appointed Ruari.an OF
Sophia, Emma And Hcf1f liRchemaster, the minor
chll1rn OF Henry Hachetne4zser, lately Of the
town q LeJden. 1here arc ieftt IN all. aye chm.
drrn n'sa The WIDOW, and tacis properly Il lssK
acrrs Of laid In LeJden, the Homestead.
Yesterday wAs regutar odtudtcat,on Day. Among
the cstAttz That ea1ne up we're those Of
Rev. Dennis lhnn, ngairH which c1atml werc
allowed 10 the AMOUNT oi s, 64a3t
tharses Waller; Chains 70 tho amount Of
3f@,ai39a -
William 6sladin; Claims to the amount Of
S20,15a&a.
, 1869-04-06
MACHINERY,

MACHINERY.
Secondhand Cotton Machinery
FOR SALE.
CardA pr..trs Frames, Coasse md Fine s2eederz
Dad S9xndln 1hErKlee kfpelH DreaAerA &e. For d.
E1tP$ou md pr4ce Ck lht4- I1acne1 sddrco e. F. hat
T1E&t AScnt 1fsEpcns Mi, y4HeA AAA
J. PORTABLE STEAM EENaINEa,
Combnips The n41tuntn II etaeScney. tsrah{sty AID
eononJ wth tho rntnt1aara Of wt4xtE xad rt11a They
widely a1d fAvCrzhJ known. naarc ft1a 6oo being
b an warranted eatIsf aceerJ, Of 10 eal1 Dcsri.
uTe afealass heat "a kpFlieatlon. 14a-e..
J. q. ROAIDEY CO.
tArTeDrn, MzAk.
, 1869-04-06
IFS OPERATION

This nedtetpe tesls stscesscs md tstedes % ths
lucsz zsrvents the unhealthy Il tho heneha1
tubs and 1e1na. trota tken those Of
lno1tM 1uAttes which opgfesaiaa II ths beast
N@cty of breathing. &C. e. Il ukewfse Aposhes thosA
kzttnns Il the rcssir1tey oFEana which gFotucs eoax.
nHA which. Neglected. vuy aVt 70 terminate IN
consumption In eouneEdoa with tia Pu1enic Gyy1RA
sid To .1sast tht ope5zsi1a thzze<a.
, 1869-04-06

The gain ma1setz, after the close OF EhsuenL
VIE fxtrty sedse, but for no spstnx wheat "a
ea1tE feeling Fevatled-c,ostag 1teaiy, with
eelle2. u sLo1a And butefa at 4loi. Com VIA
held II slAe, And cats n& 6a35sitc !cr casn. There
waS no evening meeting.
Tne MARKET for 1--we hoss opened dull and weak.
and prices gradually cared % IN ta.oe Of brye,s.
be lsse szles indicating ased4cuon Of tha1sc frpr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-22
New York Items.

NEW YORK, January 2l.-Full partic
ulars of the wreck of the steamship
Gulf City, off the North Carolina coast
show that 81 passengers aud one sailor
were lost. The suffering among the
three who were saved was intense
Eight persons took to raft. but during
the AZ hours of hunger and thirst, five
of them fell into the sea and were
drowned. the remaining three being
finally picked up and saved.
Charles III. Foote has been held for
trial in bonds of $4,000, on the charge
of shooting DAME! McDonough.
A Washington special says that sew
eral wealthy leading revolutionary ca
bans have arrived there, who have
made their representations to the State
Department upon the condition of the
Island. They affirm that there are from
1900 to $4,000 troops ia the insurgents
force, we'll armed and organized and that
any number can be raised as soon as
arms sufficient are landed upon the ISL
and. They require no men from the
United States. We have men enough;
all we want is arms and munitions OF
war. They seek their recognition as
belligerents, and many in Congress favor
this.
The steamship Caledonia, from Glas-
Cow has arrived.
1t is stated that negotiations are pend
ing between several ship builders and
the agents of the Greek Government for
the building of a fleet of war vessels.
1t is freely stated that Greece does
not intend to abide by the decision of
the Paris Conference.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-22
HOUSE.

A bill was reported from the Recon-
struction committee directing the Sec
rotary of the Navy to appoint midship-
men to the Naval Academy, by the 4th
of March next, from any State in which
the election of CongressmeR does not
take place before the 1st of July, on the
nomination of members of the House of
the States represented in the present
Congress, provided that no such ap-
pointment be made from any State not
ENTITLED to representation the present
year. After some debate it passed.
Mr.. Cook, from the committee on
Elections, called up the resolutions here
tofore reported, that George w. Ander-.
son is not entitled to a seat in this
House as Representative in the For
tieth Congress from the Ninth Con-
gressional District of Missouri, but that
William F. Switzler is entitled to the
seat. Mr.. Cook explained the facts In
the case and in support of the report OF
the committee.
After debate, in which several South
ern members took part, vete on the
first resolution of the committee, name
~, that the sitting member, Anderson,
is not entitled to seat, was decided In
the negatives against 80; so Ander.
son is affirmed in'his seat. The next
resolution, that Switzler is entitled to
seat, was then laid on the table.
Adjourned,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-22
From san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, January 2O.-Late
Mexican advices via Acapulco, says the
Legislature at Geizerro, now in session,
exhibits anything but a harmonious &C
ton. General Arvez's party is jubilant
because of General Alvarez being called
to the city of Mexico by the General
Congress to defend himself. Complaints
have been made that he has not as yet
midable resolution is brewing against
the Government of Juarez. Pertirio,
Diaz, Negrete, Ravera, Alatorro, and
other Generals are named as leading
malcontents.
CHINA.-The Yang Chow affair has
been settled satisfactorily. The local
authorities in power at the date of the
outrage have been dismissed. Indem-
nifty for the losses sustained by the
missionaries has been paid. A procla-
nation, issued by the Chinese authori-
ties, is extensively promulgated, setting
forth that the treaty requires that re.
ligious establishments shall not be an
noyed by foreign travellers or treated
with disrespect under heavy penalties.
The missionary party are invited back,
including the female members, and will
be formally reinstated. The ringlead-
ers of the riot will be severely punished
by fines and Punishment.
Manila advices state that the people
of the PHILIPPINE Islands are generally
in favor of new government of Spain.
No declaration has been made by the
Governor General, but full account of
the late events in Spain, published In
the Official Gazette, is regarded as n
tacit acknowledgement of his sympa-
thies with the revolationists.
The weather in China is cold. Navi-
CATION on the principal rivers is over
for the season. Fhe United States Con-
sui at Hankchow caused the local gov
eminent to issue proclamation forbid
ding the Chinese to modest the mission
aries. The Chinese newspapers con-
tain editorials on the subject of emigra-
ton and the colonization of Lower Cal
iforuia, which is opened to the Chinese
on liberal terms. There was shock of
an earthquake at Manila, November
22d. The expectation of Coolies from
Nacoa to CallOa is forbidden in conse-
Iuence of the cruelties perpetrated on
Chinese labOrers in Peru.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-22
Alabama Claims.

NEW YORK, January 2l.-The World
publishes full texts of the Alabama
claims treaty which differs some from
the summary published a few days
since.
Article first provides for settling all
claims since February Sth, 1853, by two
commissioners on each side and an arbi-
traitor to be chosen by the commission
ersL
Article acknowledgements to be
pefsSsed to the arbitrator and a sOver-
eign of friendly State may be made
arbitrator, who shall be reported to and
agreed upon by the respective govern
msnts. Each government may have an
agent to support its claims and to an
swer claims made upon it. The decis-
ions of the commissioners or arbitrator
are to be final.
Article third requires all claims to be
presented within six months from the
day of meeting, unless good reasons are
given for the delay, when three months
longer will be given. All claims are to
be decided within two years. The
meeting is to take place in Washington.
Article fourth makes the payment of
the claims in coin, within eighteen
months after the decision.
Article fifth makes the result of the
proceedings a final settlement of all
claims, and bar against all others.
Article sixth provides for keeping a
record of the proceedings and the en-
ployment of clerks, the expenses to be
equally shared by the Governments.
Article seventh provides for the rati-
fication of the Convention by the United
States Senate and by Her Brittanic
Majesty as soon as possible, and within
twelve months from January Ia, 1869.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-22
The Tcleyaph-PostnI System.

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-Mr. Or
ton, President of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, laid before the
House committee on Postoflices to-day
paper on the proposed union of the telc-
graph and postal system. This paper
presents q thorough and exhaustive
statement of the present condition of
tho electric telegraph in Europe and
America. The statistics show that
there is a larger number of telegraph
offices in proportion in this country
than in any other in the world, while in
Europe there is but one Office for
every 1851 of its inhabitants; in the
United States there is one for every
7549. The total number of kilograms
transmitted in Europe per annum, &C
Cordiug to the official report, is 1868,
600, at an expense OF Sl5, 2S6, 900; the
average cost was 81 So cts. per message
The Western Union Telegraph Co. trans
mits 10, 067 600 kilograms per annum a
a cost of S5,725, 600, being an average o
81 cents per message.
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Oats, 7Oa75c. Rye, goal 80. Barley,
1 Goal 65.
HAY-Loose timothy sells at 25 90
for good quality.
LARD-Leaf in tierces 2Oc; kegs 2lc.
& OILS-Lara Oil at 20.
MOLASSES-Supply of new crop
good; prices firm with strong upward
tendency; New Orleans fully fair 75c;
prime SOC; choice $50; Porto Rico SOC;
baltimore syrup SOa9Oc; New York 90
65a70c. 90.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork at % W.;
shoulders, 14tc; clear rib sides, l'tc'
sugar cured hams, lie.
POTATOES-Sal at GOAL 10 pei
bushel.
RICE-Rangoon 104c: Carolina llc.
SUGAR-Stock good and prices nr9'
New Orleans fully fair in hogsneaas
13c; prime 1910; choice l43c; Porto h.co
13a14ic; Cuba l2ic; refined crushed nc;
A coffee 16c; C do 15fc; c extra DO lo'ci
c do, 15c; Ctdo yellow 14ic.
SODA-Bi-carbon soda, 1tc; sal soua
&c; soda in papers, LOG. ,o,.,
STARCH-Fox's, Sc; Glen Cove lotc;
Maizena,, 134c. orr
sALT-Dairy, 3 IS; Ohio River, 2 So
SOAP-Family, 6ic; German, Stc
Eastern family, 10a13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, 12ic
Shot, 3 25 per bag. oo
TEA-Gunpowder tea, 40al 80
Young Hyson, l 4Oal 60; Black, 9Oc'
| 10.
TOBACCO-Navy, 7Oa72c; dark los ant
Is, 7Oa72c; bright Is and los, 9Oc; tg
lump, 10; CARROTS Snuff, 7Sc; Gar
rett's Snuff, in boxes, 8 so.
GINSENG-75c per pound.
FLAXSEED-1 so per bushel. ,
WOOL-Full blood 45c; do 42c; t dt
4Oc; coarse 42a43c; tanners S6a38c.
FURS-Mink 5Oca3 90; Fox 9Oca3 81
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Fires.

Yfw YORK, January As-A. dwelling
and grocery store in Brooklyn burned
this morning. The dwelling was occu.
pied by two families, all of whom, ex-
cepting three small children of Fred.
erick Thorne, escaped; the children were
b1rned to death. John Gugen, clerk of
the grocery, has been arrested asIthe in
cendiary. Loss, $4,000.
The fire at Us Chamber street, this
morning, damaged the house and store
of Goldsteem Brothers to the amount OF
S500O-insured; and several other occu.
pants about $1,000; insured.
Troy, n. Y, January 21.-Haight's
paper mill at Saltwater burned last
night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
NORWICH, CoNN, January 2l.-The
silk braid mills at this place were de-
stroyed by fire last night. Over 100
girls, besides many men, are thrown out
of employment. Partially insured.