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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-17

HcTFL ARRIVALS, February i6.-PdraiCE
Hotet-James Mccarey, city; H smyser. Aiken; 6
Ryan, Barnwel: J Tindal, Clarendon; o K
Graham and DR. " Holland, Union; NJ Ber-',
Newberry; L McCulloch, Grcenrllle; J F Sanders,
B Sanders, Il Cane and c Cane, BarnHe!l: "
F Lea,y, kingville; W j Lee, Kingstree, " atif
ith Baltimore q Il Sylers. Philadelphia J 4 4e.n.
walterboro'; Brown and " S A Huggi,", VII
liamsturg; S Huse'den and lady, South Cai ci-c-,
" Mcleod. Savannah.
Charleston Hotel. e Jackson, Augusta Ga; q
Rapestraw, Delhi; III abbott, New York; " G Do
zier, South Carolina; o Boatwrisht, ldseheld; a
Tellons, New York; E Scott, Jr. Kingstree; j
Bersan, wife aud son, Mrs Il Barkeloo. Brooklyn,
n Y; Edmonsop, j N Howr-7, Baltimore; "
Lawrence and wife, New York; Bollard. J
Grundin, Pennsylvania; J NJ Wright Allen.
North Carolina; Mr. and aIrs James Bridge. Miss
Bridge, Miss Williams, Miss Cutter Cutler,
Maine; E S wa.sons, North Carolina; Ward, New
York; calhoun, South Carolina; DR. E Il shol,
Florida; Narhorn, New York; N Meyers,
Augusta: Barrie New York; D Wilson, Beau.
fort, S c.
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TEE STATE CoURT-Hon. R. B. CARPENTER,
PREsDNe-Tuesday, February 1.-THE following
were the CASES disposed of during tt day: The
State VS.. Joseph Horlbeck-hrceny. ". ]. Whaley,
Esq, for the defence. Guilty, with recommends
ton for mercy. The State VS. John heyTood and
Urias Wright urglary larceny. L. c. Northrop
and G. q. Sass, Esqs., Tor the defence Guilty OF
grand larceny. The state vs. Jchn Mtchell-indict-
ment for LARCENY. John Moroso. Esq for the de-
fence. Verdict. not guilty. The court then ad-
journed at 4P. N.
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THE UNITED STATES Court, FEBRUARY Is
Hon. GEORGE S. BRIAN, PREsIDTNa.-On the petit
ton OF F. j. Smith, assignee Of George Hoffman, to
sell real estate. 1t was ordered that the previous
order made in this be so modified Us to require
the petitioner after the sale Of property tc pay the
costs. &c. ". J. Wilson, I-7el Williams, R. G..
Blassingame. ". T. wylie ]. S. f.css, Daniel W..
,rdan, petitoned for final discharge, aud were re-
ferred to Registrar Clawson to take fnal hearing in
their cases The favorable report o. Registrar Car
pentor on the petition of ". r. johnson for order Of
sale was referred back to the Registrar to inquire
whether the land in question will Do worth tue debt
now due, and whether it would be most advantage
Gus tue bankrupts estate to surrender the land in
liquidation. The admiralty side of the court was
occupied principally during the day with sundry
bels against the owners of the schooner Grapeshos,
which, up to the adjournment Of the court hud not
passed tte examination OF the witnesses. The cause
will be heard to-day at twelve o'clock.
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ART GALLERY.-Cur leaders, who are inter-
ested in the ne arts, will find in the advertisement
OLA. s.. Smiths Art Gallery, an introduction to
place where The most fastidious taste will be most
pleasantly gratifed. In Mr Smiths gallery Will De
found the finest paintings and the most flashed
specimens of chromos. eng1aviugs, and everything
in that line which gives grace charm to the par
lor. Among the many attractions OF Washington,
more will moro CRAFTY the visitor than the gallery
with which Mr. smith, at much cost, aud as we hope
with some profit himself, has established for the
patrons of the arts,
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naaae OF hia leaa%r Nj Iu1ss q.
James L. Orr made in the above case, Will sell 10
the highest nldJer. at Greenylle COURTEOUS on
SALESD,Y in March next, the PREMISES c.
scr1bei in the peadin.s, viz:
AL that piece. reel and TRACT OF LAND, situ-
atcd IN The C unity OF GreenvlDc seven miles from
the Courthouse, and six from the Grecnville Rail-
road Depot lying on both sides OF Reedy River. con-
tanning four hundred and uinoyninc acres, more or
less .in high STATE OF cultivation Upon the place
is locatrd the we'll known Cotton and Wool Factory
of the defendants. Tho Cotton Factory is In full
operation, with some thirteen hundred splndlos and
twent flour looms the Wool Factory With one
hundred and twenty mulo spindles, is also i'll good
order and successful opArotion. On the premises
are O good FIGURING, 0rist and saw Mills. viii
Blacksmith shop-two comfortable dwelling houses,
aud several snail framed houses for the operatives.
with a nice brick rhuch. The water power Mt oil
seasons 8 sufficient to drive three times the amount
of m cLinery now In operation. The country Is re-
markl bly, healthy with climate unsurpassed in The
Unittd atcs with eober, industrious and emerge
tic population. Wooded lands adjacent, well TIM
bered. Gun be purchased at reasonable prices . his
Is the best OBJ ortunity for an investment to cnpta
lets thnt has been oercdin the upcountry since the
war.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. w. a. McDAAEL, Z. Y. y.
Clerks Office, February Q. 1863.
February IS 5"
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LARGE SALE UF REAL ESTATE In
ATLANTA, GA.


Will be sold on the first TUESDAYin March. by the
administrators of William aerr1ng, deceased,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First. A magnificent FAMILY MANSION. four'
teen rooms with necessary cosets and ouihouses.
situated on Pcachtl ee-street in first class neigh
borhood in every respect.
SECOND seven CITY LOTS within one hundred
feet of the Statehouse and F1rrt Baptist Church,
fonr OF which hare improvements on them; one OF
these has q good eight-room brick house hnisneo
throughout with closets.
Third. BnTCK aTOREHoU>E and Kitchen, IN
the most desirable business part OF the CRY, on
Whitehall.st oct fronting 27 feet on Wmebal-slreet
and running back one hundred md nineteen 1ee''
Fourth. an exc .llent Farm of170 acres. on Peach.
tree Read four miles from the city; fifty acres OF
cotton land, with q good peach orchard and good
Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
md accounts npd Stocks In several Maruiactur1ns
Compapics Mr.. Herring having been long resi-
dent o, Alnta he selected the most desirable prop
crty. both as to present and prospective value; con-
seoucntly every foot offered Is NO. IN every re-
spect .,,.o l., so,,r md
eight months, with interest from day OF sale.
J.'-W. HEkRINIi.
". T. HERRING, Administrators.
n. L. ANGLER. {
A. LEYDEN,
february 13 DSc 10
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LAND BUYERS IN CLAnENDoN.-The Claren-
dom Press, after noticing the unusual number of
bidders in Mpaning, on last sales day. adds I: I'VE
noticed some strangers whom we had not seen be.
fore, and upon inquiry found that they were from
the North and their business here was to purchase
real estate Land svld remarkably well. We are
told that some OF it brought more than the same
land could have been sold for before the war; Four
orve large tracts were sold, and the terms in neary
every instance we're cash.
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TIE MORTALITY REpoRr.-The report of the
City Registrar. for the week ending Saturday, 18th
inst, shows total CT twenty-five deaths-of which
nineteen were co,ored and six whites. One colored
man is reported to have ded of old age beiog over
one hupared years old; and one colored man and
one colored woman arc reported to have died from
neglect. One white man coEmisted suicide.
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TIE Sv1REE DANsANrE.-This entertainment
at the HiL,rnan Hall last evening, given in aid OF
tho German Ladies' Society, w.s most complete
success in every particular. The hall was crowded
to Its utmost capacity, and at times there were as
many as fifty or sixty couples on the floor at once
There were rotations by Indies, and songs, all OF
which were rendered with grace and effect. The
music furnished By Me,z's band was not the least
feature Of the gay and agreeable evening. Refresh
ments were to be hal at the Bu6e: under tho expe-
risnced manipulation Of Mr.. D Gotten. There has
notbeen pleasant T or moro successful entertain
ment in our city this season.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

G. McBnDE SMITH will sell at 10 o'clock. at
his ofoe B. oadstreet horses. mules and furn lure
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
corner King and Liberty streets, dry goods cloth
ing and hats.
K. NJ. MARSHALL 4 BROTHER will sell at halt-past
10 O'clock o. their Office. Broad-s:reet, horses
mules and piano.
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aNN1vERsArY OF THE BIBLE SocETY.-The
ftyeighth anniversary Of the charleston Bible Soc
ETY., was celebrated last evening, at tho Second
Presbyterian Church. The I:v. W. H. Adams
read the annual report. which showed that notwih-
standing the s'rngency of the times, the transac-
tons have been of adecidedy hopeful character The
report of the Treisur showed a balance Of $3.50 Al
in favor of the Society, and membership of one
hundred and n:nety.two. After the reading of the
report, eloquent and ppropriae addresses were de-
Iivered by the Rev. B. Pickett and the Rev. DR.. W.
W. Ricks. There was full attendance of those
favorable to the cause and the hope is entertained
that there will be lare accession to the roll Of the
society duriqgsthe ccming year.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FRENCH FRUITS AND. FLowERs.-A rare oR-
portumty is w offered to the lovers OF fruits and
flowers to supply th emselves With choice varieties.
directly imported from France. Messrs. Pellorse &
Co members OF the Horticultural Society of France,
who won medal at the Exposition Unirerses Of 1857
have opened store ut 1872 Kng.street, where thu y
will remain for two weeks to dispose of their Stock
comprising long list Of valuable plants.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN TIE GUARDHoUsE.-Cap-
tain Hendricks OF the police force, n,s suggested
some very desirable improvements in the guard
house which are now being made. In the cells
hunks are to be put up, and the prisoners will be al-
lowed mattress and easonable amount of cover
ing. In the man room. where the watchmen all
Sleep there is to be division; one side to be occu
pied by the day-men and the other by the night
watch. The lieu;enants office las been removed
down stairs, SO that ready intercourse can be Ind
with him by the men or persons who seek hin off,
cially. Some sanitary change: have been made that
are necessary und commendaole.
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January q
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE wANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their {crtizcr. known as tho "wAADo FER
TILlZER." which the experience of the past season
has proved to be ono of the most valuable in our
market It has for its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashley River,
and ia prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HASEL-sTREET in this city. In order to guarantee
It's uniformity and maintain its high standard the
Company has made arrangements with the distin-
guishe ed Chemist, DR.. C. U. SHEPARD T.. who
carefully anu1yzcs all the anoniucal AMI other ma
tcrial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being Offered for sale. Tho Com
pany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to be .comrlete Manure" lnd give cntirc satis-
faction.
For terms. circulars. AMI olie' Information apply
to WM O. DUKES e CO., Agents.
No. l south Atlantic Wharf
January rnwi 3mos
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RY ALONZU J. WHITE & SON.

TO MORROW. the 18th instant, at II O'Clock, OF
or near the Old Customhouse, will he sold,
WOODLANDS. PLANT ;T1ON, situate on the east
in the Parish OF st Thomas, continuing as per plat,
in which sald .sWoodlands" is designated as Ai5en
Field Plantation, ,1723 consisting OF swami and
marsh land. cleared AID In an improved state, In,
Guiding ultches, banks, &c. 467 acres high and
broken land, cleared and in woods, including ie-
lands, reservoirs, ponds. &c, 1855 acres. This
Plantation affords diversity of soi capable Of pro-
duc!ng the best quality rice, cotton and provisions
A LARGE area being well wooded. affords profitable
employmcnt Tor cutters cf Breyood and lumber;
has landing on Cooper River. Plat can be ex-
a1niued Mt our Office.
Copditiops-'lne-baf cash; balance in one and two
wears. will interest semiannualy, secured by bonds
aud mortgage OF property sold. Purchaser to Pay
for requisite papers and stamps.
February II mWlho
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PEEIER COTTON SEED.-Messis. Shackelford
l. Kelly. No. l Boyce's wharf, have received a small
supply of this wonderful cotton seed, now exciting
great attention in the Mississippi Valley. and will
dispose of the same at reasonable figures.
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blcCLELLAN SADDLES, new and secondhand,
Plough and Team Harness. Hames ct fifty cents
pair and Collars for Horses and Mules. for sale low
byF. r. Cbapeau, Meeting street. next 10 Mills
House. tmw February IL
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CABINET. ALPINE AND VELocREDE HATS
The above styles of hats. introduced for Spring wear,
can be found ut steel,'s ''Hat Hal' No. Sl3 King
street, sign Of tho Big Hat.
FEBRUARY II w
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OYSTER Sour, boiled fish, boiled mutton,
clam cbowder and other dsfcacies. for lunch at
Torck's Our House, this forenoon.
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aurtioneers' yriuatf Sales.
Real Estate %
@SMITI

Real Estate sssti
BY G.. MCBRIDE SMITH,
Mo 81 Broad.strect, south side, near
Stntc-street. 80;
At Pricnte Salo- se...-f fs 10y
Fl FIRST Glass SEA ISLAND COTTON pLANTA-
---.TlCNS- .ae.t
Valuable Rice Plantations
Valuable Uplnnd Plantations and Farms -
Extensive aud valuable Manuf Iotories, Mil Sites
and Delightful summer Residences In various
~ parts Of the South. :
s..- ALSO, >-i,'l-i
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS OF all Rizes, prices
and descriptions In every part Of the city.
January % mwtSmo
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ters in every style. Mince pies fresh daily hot cof-
fee and chocolate ut al hours. Ice cream every
day.
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ATTENTION. YE SMOKERS!
TF Yor DESIRE TO SMOKE a GENUINE IN
pOR ED HAVANA CIGAR call at No. SONAR
KET.SIhlET, where you will find now open Tor
insnecton III. largest and most SO oct stock OF Clears
ever imported to this market, and which We offer at
q price that will satisfy ull demands.
Wholesale and Retail. by
SAIAS S aIARINAS,
January VS. No. so hIarketstreet.
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NEE7INGS THIS DAP.
Hebrew Benevolent Society. at P. NJ.
South Carolina Lodge, at P M.
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Fine Tenement Residence, No. 81 Bult-street
BY ALONZO j. WHITE & son,

Brokers, Auctionecfs ana heai EsIace
agents.
viii be sold TOMORROW. The 18Th instant at
IL o'clock,
That Ane three story BRICK IENEMEMI Hd kESd-
Iy finished rooms, large entries. gas throughout
building, oouble pazzas TO south bne cistern &C Al
necessary outbuildings on lot Lot measures S icet
II inches front by l72 feet ep. be the sane more
or less Carriage entrance and right of way on Lyncn
street to rear of building
Conditions-Ralf cash; balance payable in one
year, secured by bond and mortgage OF properly
sold; interest payable semiapnually. Buildings to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
February II mWtn3
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auetiu,i, SAILS.
Clothing, Dry Goods and Hats.
.RY MILES DRAKE.

.HY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'c'ock, I viii sell at NY
Store. corner of King and Liberty streets,
AN INVOICE OF CLOTHING, JUST RECEIVED.
,t CONSISTING OF:
SIS Gents Cloth and Cashmere Dress and Busi-
ness COATS
800 pair Cashmere, Tweed and Satinet Pants
SO Cloth, Velvet and Cashmere Vests
Pieces Poplins, Glnghams. Cheeks, Dress Goods
Br1lliants Diaper DamasB, Lincns, Fiauuels
Satipets, Broadcloth. Cossimeres &C.. &C.
Dozens White and Gray Undershirts and
Drawers
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, Towels Tablecoths
Brushes, Neckties, &c.
25 Cases ,16O do7en) Mems and Boys Wool
HATS lust received, consisting of the latest styles
anf 10 be sold without reserve. February IT
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TIE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers the city at SIX DOLLARS year in advance or
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Il LARGEST ctRcULATloN.-THE 3 ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR.
CuLAIIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST oE LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE PoSToFFlcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRoyIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFF1CE LAW.
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February17 thmswtha AssiGneo Gabriel Davis

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARULlNA,
GREtNvILLE COUNlY-IN CHaNCERY.
Wyman. Byrd q. Co Us. Grady g. Haasthorn.
Bill TO ForecIose Mortgage, Sc.
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y ooJlands Plantation OF Cooper Riper, about
1,723 Aeres Of Lqnd-could be advantage
oasly subdiUided
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BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH,

Valuable Real Estate corner Broad and
Church strsets-to be sold at Risk Of for
mer Pwchassr,b. having failed to comply
zp;th terms of ,SdIe ~ - ts.ia -, !.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-26

in the Jesus Maria Ward. Yesterday after
noon these disturbances broke out again in
the same quarter. Some people ON the house
tops nTed upon the volunteers in the streets
anu tne latter returned the fire. 1t is not
KNOWN whether any one was killed.
AT late hour in the evening the house of
senior ALBANIA, rich planter who is suspected
OF giving aid and comfort TO the revolutionists,
was entered by the police officers, supported
by guard of volunteers, and searched for arms
supposed to be hidden there. The building
was badly damaged by the troops. The Span
iards assert that this house was one of those
from which the volunteers were fired upon.
AT 9 o'clock on the same night, in the vicin-
ity of Louvre Coffee House and the Tacon
Theatre, opposite, shots were fired at some vol
unteers who were passing through the street.
The lower hall of the Louvre was crowded with
people who were utterly ignorant of what was
gong on outside or on the upper floors of the
building. The detachment of volunteers halt
ed, faced the Louvre and fired upon the guests
lndiscrlm natey with fatal effect. Several
Spanish gentlemen, government employees and
officers OF the army were killed. Two GEE mJn
merchants, Rochlin and Sappenberg, and many
other persons were dangerously wounded
Samuel Conner, well known photographer
from the United States was attacked and kill
ed near the Louvre about the same time by
some armed men, who are supposed to have
belonged to the volunteer force. While the
audience was leaving the Villanura Theatre
SHOTS were ureu Oy Wnlcn TWO ladies' and Seve-
raj children were killed.
The American schooner Arrieta formerly
Key West wrecker, has been brought to this
port as prize by the Spanish guuboat Delta,
on suspicion OF carrying supplies to the rebels.
When discovered she pretended to be engaged
IN wrecking ship lost on the Colorado reefs.
The Arrieta cleared from Key West on the 9Th
for Sysal.
HAVANA, Jan. 25-10 P. Mall quarters of
the city inside and outside the walls are quiet
Nothing has occurred tonight to disturb the
public peace and tranquility.
The killing OF Mr.. Conner is the general
theme of conversation, and is looked upon as
cowardly assassination.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-26

| sumed the consideration of the bill grantin!
land and the rigot of way to the Denver Pa
chic Railroad and Telegraph Company, ant
the bill.
Mr.. Window spoke for the bill
Mr.. Schenck followed on the same soc.
Messrs. Highly aud O'Neill spoke III support
Mr. Coyode closed the debate in its favor
and moved the previous question on its pas
Mr.. Washburne of Illinois moved to lay the
bill and amendments on The table.
Mr. Randall called for the yeas and nays.
Mr. Washburne moved that there be cal
of the House. He wanted all members to be
present and show their hands.
A call of the House was not ordered.
Ihe question was taken and the House re-
fused to lay the bill on the table yeas So
nays 92.
The House then refused to second the previ-
Gus queston-63 to &c.
MIR. Logan moved to refer the bill and amend
ments to the Committee on Public Lands
Agreed to- Sc to g.
Mp Schenck rem irked that there were two
IL in committee of the whole on the state OF
the Union. One an amendment OF the tarlH,
and thu other general amendment OF the rev.
enue law, on which the Committee ON Ways
and Means desired the action of the House,
and he gave notice that whenever the legisla-
tive appropriation bill was out of the way he
would endeavor to test the sense OF the House
on taking up those other two bills and dispos-
ing of them.
Mr.. Washburne moved to go into committee
OF the whole on the legislative appropriation
bill.
Mr.. Spalding moved that the House adjourn.
The latter motion was agreed to-yeas II
nays 70. and the House thereupon at 40 ad-
iourned.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-26
Z Q M M II EsCEAI
New Work Stock and Moncv m.r.e,

~
NEW YORK. Jan. 25-The supply of Money is
large and increasing. while the demand is compare
lively under the rate; brokers accommodated at "a
7per cent OH call and Government d. alers at 0S
per cent; prime business paper discounted freely at
20 per cent. Sterling Exchan flrmer at 1893 10
1921 for bankers go days, and 100 l1OI for short
slght. The supply OF commercial bills is scarce.
Gold opened at 1863, but fell the close to 1861 az
1865. There is large short interest outstanding,
and the market closed firm. Governments stronger
with an advance OF q per cent? while the de-
mand is we'll distributed throughout the list The
bonds of smaller denominations are specially active
and command q per cent. more than quotations.
Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the following 49, QUO
m dS ssf S9 2a 30 se 529s sG2
1858, 1Os 1854: 16-46's, los a 1851. ' " 1''' w
Bor'le, State bonds firm Missosris, 81 "a So; new
na 81 s Is 7s NC %e Levers
III q 72a; do SIS sSi q 80; old South Car lima IA a.
% new 40, 7o2 g 1T; Alabama ss, s3s q s3l do S
Railways active and buoyant with q general ad
vance The speculative interest is largely centered
in Central, Harlem, Reading, Michigan South
land and North Western and those stocks show the
ireaest vitality aud buo ancy. The market tell off
Turing the at enron. N Central. which touched
Rock Island, North Western old Southern and Ohio
Mississippi each lost part Of the advance. The
miscelaneous shares Pacific Mail was feature and
'old GO high as 1911 and as low 1901 Canton rose
10 6lz Express shares dull. The following are $40
el,graph, 96l g s61; Hartford s. Erie. IS; New New
,ao rk ,a gtra asda isa ie 81 @Sss HUDSON
12it; Michigan Central IL "a 11s9; Michigan South
ERA, 93F "a; Illinois Central, 1851; Toedo, 1O7 a
North Western, s3@ q s3I; do preferred, SO a 81.
Mining shares active.
The receipts at the Sub-Trsasury TO-DAY amount
ed t. $780, payments, 1857 ,721; balance $780,
S50Sl3 The imports OF specie for the week amount
ed to S1109s3
The e. aranees at the Gold Exchange Bank to day
amounted to SOL 100000.