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THE KEYSTONE STATE.
A Grea. snbterranean ConGagration.

Says the Louisville Courter-,J ,JouenQL Of Jan. 7:-
We learn from parties in whom we believe we
may place the most implicit confidence that a
great cOnfagration is now at the height OF it's
progress in the celebrated Miller coal mines, on
the Monongahela river, at the mouth OF the
Youghiogheny, fifteen miles southeast of Pitts
burg. Tue fire began some time since, aud
great efforts have been made to eXtinguish it,
but to no purpose. An attempt to check its
fierce career was made by the erection OF mud
walls and The pumping in of large quantities of
water, and by this means the fire was partially
smothered, but the heat became SO ln.ense
and the pressure OF gas so great that the
walls were burst, and the flames are nov
sweeping onward with greater force than ever.
The fire is spreading through the old mines
at the rate OF sixty yards per day, and 1t Is
feared the entire field may be destroyed. So
much progress has been made by the flames
that it is estimated that the cost of eXtingush
ing them before they have spread over a space
of 1000 acres will not be less than $3.50 000
Twenty. 1.-TWO loaded wagons and all the tools OF
the miners have been lost thus far. The Miller
mines are carried on by A. Miller Co., of which
firm Mr.. Charles Miller, OF this city, was formerly
a member. The coal field over which this great
subterranean deluge OF FIRE is sweeping Is one
OF the most valuable on the Monongahela, and
extends a distance OF eight or ten miles. 1t is
difficult 10 say what Will be the result of this
underground conhagraton if it is not checked
very soon. Wherever a vein OF coal extends the
fire must follow it, and the whole PIttsburg coal
region may yet be endangered.
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appointed by order of the Ccort of Clanccry.
Before they were ISSUED the. lord Mayor feeling,
DO doubt, all the import r.ucc of the proceeding
and the grave. respors ssibity attaching 20 it, is
understood to have given the matter his long
and anxious cor alteration. The summonses are
retulnable az the justice-r0om on the lst OF
January, 2nd the investigation Is likely to be
exceedingly protracted, and to be adjourned
from time 10 time. ln the constitu-
ton of the bench on the occasion the
public and all parties concerned will
have complete guarantee that the
charge, with all the attendant crcum.
stances, will be sifted to the utmost, aud
that eVen-hauded justice will be done. The
present Lord Mayor (Mr. James Lawrence) has
had many years experience y magistrate,
aud has, AS such, high reputation for i'm
partaty aud dignity. He will probably be
assisted, it is said, on the occasion, by Sir
Thomas Gabriel than whom there is not a
more paiustaking or astute man In the whole
Court OF Aldermen. The prosecution will be
conducted by Mr.. George lie wis solicitor of
Lly place, and the interests of the defendants
will be con6ded to some of the most eminent
counsel at the criminal bar.
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Elmira preferred; 26t for PHILADELPHIA and Eric.
and 489 for Northern Central. iiie'
City Passenger Rail way snares were dnn
l6A was bid for Thirteenth and Fifteenth: ioI
for Hestonville; and 20 for Girard College ~
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices
Farmers and Mechanics sold at l22, no change:
234 was bid for North America; 500 Tor Me-
chanics'; 107 for Southwark; 81 for Penn
Township; SO for Gifard; 704 for City; 49 for
Consolidation; 81 for Union; and 123 Tor Cen.
trail National.
In Canal shares there were nothing doing. 10
was bid for SchuylkIll Navigation common: l9l
for preferred do: q for Morris Canal; III for
preferred do; and II for Susquehanna Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXUHANGB SALES TO.DaV
Reported by DE Haven q Bro, No. 40 q. Third street
FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 City Go, New Is lO0l4 SOO sh OilCr&Al Rbl0 40
1O sh Read R-.."...47 a 100 sh Oata Pf-..bs0 ss5
2@ ddo''''''''''c~47S! Ito sh Penna ".beo- 56JS
--Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No 40 South
Third street, report the following rates OF exc
change to-day at P. M.:-U. s. 6s of 1881, liz
@l124; do. 1862, 1l2s 1ll2l; do. 1864, 1904 @
1923 do, 1865. 1905 1l09i; do. 1865, new, 1Os9@
@l0sI; do, 6s, 1O.4os, 1069GlO7. Due sCom-
pound ,n Interest Notes, 19i; Gold, l350135I;
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, ETC., as follows:-U. s. IS of
5,2Os, ls64, lo9@@lO9l: 5.2Os, Now, 1865 1O9l@
no; July, 1865, 10Ss61108H; do, 1867, IOaSS1
log; n;, 90: 1868, lOsS0 1895; lO-4Os, lO6s@lO7I.
-Messrs. William Painter q Co.. bankers
No. 36 South Third Street. report the followin
rates of exchange to-day at IL oiclock.S
United States IS, 1881, 111b11l2t; U. s. 62Os.
1852, ll2@ll24; do, 1864, 1854 1l09t; do, 1865,
1O9G@1O9s; do. July, 1866, IOsi@lOsj: do. july
1867, l0SsMlOS3; do 1858, l05l0Dl09; I0-40s, 1863
"a al07. Compound Interest Notes, past due.
1926. Gold, 135a@l35s.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Jan. 1.-THE Cattle market was
moderately active this week. but prices were
unchanged. 1900 head sold at 9h@llc for extra
Pennsylvania and Western Steers; S99c. for
fair TO good do; and 5G71ac q per pound gross.
Tor common, as to quality. The following are
the particulars of the sa' es:-
Head
SO. owen Smith. Western $685. or
lib, A. Christy Il Bro, Western, 71I@09l% or
49, Dengler & McCleese, Chester CO. 6I%9SiL DR.
100, Z. McFillen, Western, soil, or. o.
ITO, P. Hathaway, Western, 8l5Gl0 sr
so, Jas. s. Kirk, Chester county, 70lO gr
rs, b. McFillen, Western, 500, sr.
100, James McFlllen, Western. $685. gr
so, Il. s. McFillen, Western $685. gr.
1873, Ullman Il Bachman, w Western, 7@9L gr
160, Martin Fuller & Co., Western, 709T or
l00 Mooney d Smith, Western, S@9M, &c.
50. T. Mooney q Bro, Western. 516Sy, gr.
60, II. Chain, W. Penna, 6l5G8 gr.
l0O John Smith, Western, 7159915 gr.
20, s. H. Frank, Virginia, Cos, gr.
100, Frank & Schomberg, Virginia, 8@8, gr.
rs, Hope d Co., Western, 799, gr.
30, NJ. Dryfoos, Virginia. Gas gr.
46, Bloom, Western, 534@615. gr.
"A, ii. Clemson. Chester CO., 7@9, gr.
81. Kimble d Wallace, Chester CO., 615994, gr.
q, L. Horn, Delaware. Gas, gr.
OF, John McArdle, Western, 6lH@SM, gr.
33, John Y. Latta, Chester CO.. 50llU.
Is, Jesse Miller, Chester CO., $685., gr.
Hogs were in demand at an advance 300
lO0th net.
Cows were unchanged. $50 head sold at $3.50
% ior spr1ngers, and S5O9SO per head for COW and
sneep were frmer. 5000 head sold at 6ll@716
per 10. gross. ~
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Markets by CeIegrnnh.

NEW YORK. Jan. IL Cotton is brmer and 800 bAles
sold al 2S16@29. Flour dull and heaoy at decline OF
q 2s@7sO; fancy s,s5SI ss Whea! doi and declin.
mixed Western, s2@95c, for new; sales of 90 OO0
bushels. Oats dull and quotations are nomlnal sales
dun and lower; mess. ,2925 old mess. S2925 75
Lard heavy; steam rendered, l0}4@I9}sc Whisky
quiet but hrns at sr0@tlt2, tree.
SEW YORK. Jan. iLz7stoGks IL unsettled Chicago
Co., 5s4; Erie 395; Cleveland ana Toledo II 3S Ueve
land and Pittsburg "a; PittsburR and Fort Wayne,
New York Central, 1865; Illinois Central. lI2 Gum
6ersnd preferred Sss; Virginia es S1 Missouri 6,
674; Hudson River, 1885, 620s 1882 l2 do. 1884, lO99
do. 1865: l05; do. new. s5@i0sS; l04Os lCe 0old.
1851, Money 6Gp7 per cent Exchange. l09A,
BALTIMORE, Jan l1.-Cotton is very firm at 2SJs.
Flour dull and weak Wheat dull aud nominai:
at O. orc. Rye dull and nominal At o. 50@gr Pork
active at $50. Bacon irm rib Sides, 7074c.; Clear
Sides l71sc Shoulders, l416c. HAMS l9l42Oc. Lard
firm lS1a@20.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TKLHeRAPHl
Monday. Jan. IL l869 Z

The Money market is easier The supply has
now become about equal to the demand. Call
loans are quoted at Gas per cent. Prime
mercantile paper ranges from SOLO per cent,
per annum. The Stock market was IL active
this morning, but prices were STEADY. Govern
ment securities were a fraction higher. City
loans were unchanged; the new issue sold
at l00l.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Reading sold at 47l@47 4LlOO, a slight
decline; Catawissa preferred at 334, an advance
OF 4; Pennsylvania Railroad at 56G66t, no
change; and Camden and Amboy at l29, a
decline of 4. 43awas bid for Little Schuylkill;
81 for Norrlstown; 55 for Minehill; 80 for North
Pennsylvania; 6a4 for Lebigh Valley; 40 for
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FAILURES.
The Case of Overend, Gurney q Co.


From Ghe London Times. Dec 81.
During the last week or more a rumor, which
we have now reason to know is we'll founded,
has been in circulation to the effect that SIX OF
the directors of this company were about to be
cited before the Right Honorable the Lord
Mayor, at the justice room of the Mansion
House, TO answer a criminal charge arising out
OF their connection with this company.
Hitherto Its affairs have been the subjects
OF commercial liquidation and of pro.
tracted litigation in Chancery, There
have been occasional threats OF resortIng
to criminal tribunal for redress, but thew
have come to nothing until now. At length
summonses have been issued against six of the
principal directors, charging them with having,
In July, 1866, and at other times, unlawfu
conspired together by various pretenses and
representations alleged to be false and fraudu.
lent and by divers subtle devices and means, to-
induce persons to become, and by which 1t is
alleged they did become, shareholders in the
company, with intent to cheat and deiraud them
of certain valuable securities, bankers checks
and sums of money, aud by which they were,
in fact defrauded to the amount OF 9S 900.
Tne chief complainant is Mr.. Adam ThOm,
LII. D., and at his instance the summonses have
been obtained upon a Voluminous and crcum-
stantial information and deposition made bY Mr..
Oswald Howell, accountant to the shareholders,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The Senatorial Contest in Missouri
-Schurz's Chances Improving
Chicago Clerical Troubles
The European Mar
ket Reports.
Financial and Commercial
FROM MISSOURI.


sharp Contest for the SeuatOrshtp'
Special Despatch TO The Eoenito Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.--The Senatorial question
still agitates all minds in Jefferson City, and
vigorous efforts are being made for the differ
cnt candidates by their respective friends
Drake and Loan and Henderson will speak be
fore q caucus tonight but the interest will
principally concentrate upon brakes reply to
Schurz, which is expected to be bitter. A
large meeting was held in Holt county on
Friday, which took strong grounds in favor of
schu1z. Another was held on Saturday, in
st. Joseph, which pronounced very decidedly tor
schurz, and passed resolutions requesting their
representatives in both houses to vote for him.
Both these places are in General Loans
district.
Governor McClurg will probably be inaugu.
ratel tomorrow.
There will probably be a regular radical
Senatorial caucus on Wednesday night for the
purpose of nomina ing a candidate for the
Senate. but the friends OF General Loan seem
disposed 10 put II OF il possible.
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STATE STOCKS.
The Interest of the Common wealth in
Certain COrpOratiOns-The Cost of Our
Public improvements,

PuDIc improvements
Appended to the Auditor Generals recent
report is the following statement, showing the
amount of stocks held by the Commonwealth in
sundTy incorporated companies on December l,
1867
Delaware and Schuylkill Canal, $4,000
Bald Eagle and Spring Creek Naviga-
Tioea Navigation, now railroai com
BrIsicl sHi Steam Tow.boat and Trauspor-
ta,ion, 5000
Franklin Railroad, 100000
burg Turnpike. log. 200
Stoyslown and Greensburg Tul npike, l2S,2l7
Turnpike, 173 $50
Perkiomen and Reading Turnpike, $4,000
Gap and Newport Turnpike, rs 600
Little Conestoga Turnpike, 10000
Downington, Ephrata and Harrisburg
Turnpike, .. "a 600
Susquehanna and Waterford Turnpike, l35, $50
Sus squehapna and TiogA Turnpike 5000
Brdgewater and Wilkesoarre Turn
Pit!sbarg aad New Alexandria Turn. '''''
New Alexandra and Conemauga 'O0'
Butler an and Mercer Turnpike, p O5O
Mercer and Meadville Turnpike, 2j,250
Anderson's Ferry, Waterford aud New
Haven Turnpike, 10000
Bethany and Dingmans Choice Tarn.
Robbsiown b and Mount Pleasant Turn '''
pike, l5.eOO
Mount Pleasant and Somerset Turn
pike 10000
MillerstOwn and Lewstown Turnpike, 30 $50
Lewstown and Huntingdon Turnpike, 46,500
Indiana and Ebensburg Turnpike, 1900
LY coming and Potter Turnpike, 10000
Mlesburg and Smethport Turnpike, $1,000
sugar Valley and White Deer Turnpike, 10000
% other turnpike companies, in
amounts under $4,000, l23, ,250
Tunkhannock Bridge Company, 5000
Williamsport Bridge Company, 1000
Total, Sl,754,32J
Bonds OF Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany, still deposited 10 the State
treasury =. $780, 900
road Company 3,5OO,OOO
Grand total SI0 754 900
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open a new route via North Pennsylvania
Railroad and the Behigh Valley Railroad, be-
tween Philadelphia and Northern Penn
sylvania and the State Of New York,
considerably shorter in distance than
the lines now In use. The opening and
extension of these roads cannot but add TO the
business of this company, and will require ad-
ditional outlays for its accommodation. The
! eport of Mr.. Solomon w. Roberts, Engineer
and Superintendent, with the tabular state
ments accompanying the same, are herewith
] especially submitted
BY order Of the Board,
II, A. Comfy President
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Stock Quotations by Telegraph p. m.
0lendinning, Davis q Co. report through their
New York house the following

Some OF our women physicians have in
comes of over SIC, 600 from their profession.
The annual meeting of the American So
oial Science Association will be held at Albany
in February.
The pecuniary loss by the recent earth
quake at San Francisco viii, 1t is said, exceed
three millions OF dollars.
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ENGLAND.
English Comments ON American FL
manceS.


lbe Times of the Oath ult, In a long editorial
reviewing the financial condition OF the United
States, concludes as folloWs:-
There is another fact of the graVest import
ance 10 be considered by the incoming admins
tration, which, indeed, uuderies almost every
other financial question. An Inconverti6le
currency, amounting TO nearly $500, 1000,
Warps more or less the Judgment OF every
maa in the United States. 1t IS impossible TO
study the expressions of public opinion In the
Union without seeing how the appreciation
of every financial question which arises for
discussion is clouded by this atmosphere of
confusion which envelopes ALI, II enables
noisy Ignorance to be loud voiced without the
fear of detection. 1t prevents the success of the
sir ncere attempts Of honest men TO SEEK out the
trutb. 1t cloaks the inherent wrongtulness OF
hundred schemes of defrauding the public
ereditor, which are started and occupy atten-
tiOn without apparently suspicion mat Ia Ihe
same flaw reappears in different forms IN each.
NJ McCnloch 1t must be said 10 his credit, has
oonsistently endeavOred to remove this cause OF
error. He has been, through causes 70 great
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The three colleges in Maine-Bowdoin,
Colby University and Bates-contain alto
gether two hundred and twenty six students,
of whom twenty eight are from other States.
In other colleges in New England and the
Maine,
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$l0,754,322

@rhe total cost OF constructing the Penusyl-
Vania canals and railroads was S35,099 0S4. or
this amount about SIS 6l5 663 belongs to the cost
Of the main line of the public improvements
from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, which line was
sold to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
uL der the act of May l6, 1857, for the sum of
81, 500, ,000-for which amount bonds of said
company have been deposited in the State
Treasury. The first, second, third, fourth,
filth, sixth, seventh: eighth, ninth. tent h, and
eleventh bonds Of 100000 each, became due on
the 2lst July, l76S, Slst July, 1853.
9ss }SH $780, ylSt ss3 3nsY ss 1SS $s
8lst July 1865 3lst July 1866, 3st July. 1867 and
3lst July, 1868, and were redeemed by said COM
pany leaving s5.5OO,OOO OF bonds remaining on
deposit.
longs 10 the cost of construction of the Della
ware division of canal, Susquehanna division,
Old North Branch division, North Branc1 k
tension, West Branch division and West
which canals were disposed of to the Sunoury
end Erie Railroad Company for tue sum of
So 500 Geo. under the act OF April 81, 1858. Bonds
for said amount have been deposited in the
sinking fund, as above stated.
The Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company,
after coming in possession of said canals, dis
posed of several of the lines enumerated
above, at an eXcesS over the amount estimated
been paid by the Wyoming Canal Company
into the state Treasury.
The mortgage securing the payment OF the
So Zoo purchase money OF the canals by the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company was sur
rt pdered to said company. sgTe eeably To the act
of March Z, 1861, and "a GOO O0U OF bonds OF said
company were deposited as collateral security
for the payment of the original Or, 500, 900 of
bonds SIN in the sinking fund. and "a mortgage
OF 81, 100000 was also given to the State by said
company to secure the payment Of the said
bonds for 81 600 900, as required in the third Sec
lion OF said act
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The report says:-The policy adopted OF
spending the net profits of the company for
construction and equipment, and making scrip
dividends convertible Into bonds, has been ad-
hered to, and has given very general satisfac-
tiOn 10 the stockholders
Grading and ballasling for double track be-
tween Berks street passenger depot and Old
York road was commenced early In the sum-
mer the rails have been laid and the work
completed a large portion of the way. The
double track will be extended to Arlington as
fast as circumstances Will admit, and when
com mpleted to that point, increased accommoda-
lion can be extended TO the local travel, and
the through trains can be run with greater
regularity.
In accordance with the provisions OF the
mortgage securing the six per cent. bonds of
the company, requiring twenty-five thousand
dollars OF said bonds TO be set aside annually as
O sinking fund, the full amount required to this
date, say two hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars. has been obtained and cancelled.
since the date OF the last annual report the
Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad has been
opened from Easton to oWilkesbarre and adaily
passenger train IL now run In connection with
one OF the trains of this company between
Philadelphia and Wilkesbarre and scranton.
The Lehi3h Valley Railroad Company have
also extended their road from Wilkesbarre TO
Tunkhannock, and are now carrying passen-
gers and freight, in connection with this COM
paDy. nom Philadelphia through 10 that point
without change of cars
The whole line from Tuckhannock to the New
York State line is being pushed forward with
great vigor and will be opened through during
The coming summer. When completed 1t Will
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ARRIVED THIS MnpNT,

Barqne heaco, Wortinger, Rio Jsneiro, Madeira d
STR Mnlville Renear, Millville whltaIl Tatum &Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
s6 dsa N9rman Crowel 4s hours from Boston,
steamship J, w. EVerman, Vance, 80 hours from
Rie5men9 ana With mdse. g ". P. Clyde & 20,
sehr Ellen Holgate, Golding, from Pau,ego. .Muls.
sea%eI Rab asSSsy S.y L. G1oV ss hs hours from sa
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY.
Brig Adeline Richardson. hence tor MaLanzas sohrs
y. steelman do DO; and Z. A: Bartle do tor Uarde.
70 Hs sea ana MS wss
ported by W. II. Eldridge pilot.
MEMORANDA.
chpS SSp Lsoy stanley Harrison, hence for Rotterdam
Cstn ships VIM H; Noodle Durkee, and John Barbour.
BsIqpes Argonaut steengrsie. and Stella Lodge.
Bayques Syrian Star. Crosby, and Maria, Baker,
hence at antwerp 26th ult. , M,
oBarque Czarowits Mohrman hence, at Falmouth
2?d ut with decks swept, loss OF jOboom. ioretop'
gallaptmsst, bulwarks, etc. A.. a.o,
put into Falmouth asd uit with loss Of boats and bull
ss ssa SsS a SsSs1p d
Bg Kelley Csrmon ssss %assp isS since
which time nothing has BEEN heard hsT Tns
Kelley is an Az vessel, built at Frankfort mo- :"
schr Elyie Davis, Johnson trom Salem for Phiadei-
schr - J. Spencer ysmeiS hence Mobile 9th Inst
sohr o. O. aarrien, tor Phiiade'ph"' ' ~
New York 9th inst +v,,o, FLAG AraIonv.
schrs Annie Barton FrInk; Union shae, Ma,ony'
and Mary Riley. Riley, for PhiiAoopn'"' "oio ivAo-
ing at Charleston 9TH inst ,.o at N6ohtia a,. ...
Echr H. a. RUSSELL Ozark, hence, az mooho otn insts
schr teveIeIade LELAND hence at Boston Sth inst
schr w w. Pharo. Allen for Philadelphia cleared
ssSs sI oorson o"n cleared at Boston sth
scbf lpe aeoISe NeVnger. wareham sth Inst. to
"ne:tIons will soon be commenced 10 raise schr
avis Audeprled, which was sunk. with a cargo Of
coal in the Savannah river, on Fort PulaakL IAst
summer.
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Prerentation to GemeraI Kilpatrick

Hartford, Jan. IL. General Fitzpatrick was
presented with magnificent silver service,
worth $4,000, by the soldiers of Connecticut,
before a large audience at Allyn Hall, in this
city, on Saturday evening.
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The CathoIic CIerieaI DimenIties.

Special Despatch 10 The ECeninD Telegraph
CHICAGO, Jan. ll.-There is rumor that
Bishop Duggan has been cited to Rome to ex-
plain certain matters connected with the late
Catholic difficulties here.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE RyEN1Na rrr N.
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. M...........39i IL A. M"......,.402 q p. M A
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This Afternoons Quotations.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The Annual Report of the Directors.
The annual report OF the Board of Directors
OF the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
presented at the annual meeting of the stock
holders, at noon to-day, shows the following as
the receipts of the fiscal year ending October
o lQRQ.-
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
By Atlantic Cable.
This Mornings Quotations.

LONDON, Jan. IA. M.-Consols for money,
922; Tor account, 92S. UOited States Fivetwentles
quiet and steady at 75l. Stocks steady. Erle,
26l: Illinois Central, 95I.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IA. M.-Cotton is frmer,
and the sales Will probably reach $4,000 bales.
LONDON, Jan. ia. M.-Turpentiue, 29s Cd.
Calcutta Linseed is in demand.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. lip. M.-Consols, 925 for
both money and account. Stocks steady. Erie
easier at 25a.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. lip. M.-Lard firm. Bacon,
57s. Tallow, 46., Cd. rurpentiue, 29s. Liuseed
OIL ESQ los.
LONDON, Jan. LIP. M.-Calcutta Lin
seed, 57s.
HAvRE, Jan. LIP. M.-Cotton is excited for
both on the spot and adoat; sales at 13li on the
spot and l32sf. afoat.
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from Southampton.
NORFOLK. Jan. II. - The steamship Vepezulesn
from Mobile for Liverpool, has put In for coal
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CLEARED THIS MORNING,
Barque Meaco. WoTtipger, Rio Jsneiro. Madeira
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