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STOCKS STEADY AND STRONG.

At the Stock Exchange business was unusually
dull There was no second call, the larger number
of the members OF the board having ebsented them.
selves in order to attend the race for the Queens
Cup-an event which appears to have stirred Amer :
can feeling to O greater degree tnan any yachting
incident that has been presented within the last hair
century. As natural result OF such absence the
market dull, but prices steady ana strong.
The Long Room closed at three O'Clock.
LsrEsr PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the final quotations
for stocks at the Stock Exchange:- Delaware
ana Hudson, 1914 12o; Canton Company. 65H;
Cumberland Iron 40; Western Union. 34k a
34T; Quicksilver, AZ bid; Manposa, So 6H
do. preferred, 10 IL; Boston Water Power, IT;
Adams Express. 67I; wellsFargo Express. 13AI
bid; do. scrip, 2a{ bid; American Express, AK q
43X; Pacific Mail, so%; Atlantic Mall, sOX;
New York Central consolidated. 03,l o3I; do.
scrip; ss7s SO; Erie. 21H; do. preferred. a.;
Harlem, las a 1897; Reading, 90 q os,l; Michigan
Central. 11o; Lake Shore, oO7s; Panama, so a 49,:
Illinois Central, l3lh bid; Chicago and Northwest
ern. Sl1; do preferred, SAX a s5; Cleveland, Co.
lumbus. Cincinnati and indianapolis, 791s 50; New
Jersey Central. 1Ol 1Oi4 Rock Is.and 1131l 1885
Milwaukee and st. Paul, COX 59A; do. preferred.
76k 764; Toledo, Wabash and Western 4sH;
do preferred, 72 bid; Fort Wayne 90 bd Chicago and
Alton, ll8 bid; Ohio and Mississippi. 33H; Delaware
LacSawanna and Western, l05 a 1o5Z; Morris and
Essex sSH q S91a; Boston. Hartford and Erie s,s
bid; Marietta and Cincinnati, first preferred 10 bid;
do. second preferred, Is bid; Hannibal ana ST.
Joseph. 1O5 bid; do. preferred. lO5 bid; Dubuque
and Sioux CITY 100 bid; Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central 17x 17gs.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations In the prices OF the lead.
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cRIcAG1 RAILROAD Pa0J:crS.
New Lines In Contemplation In 1IIss ouri and
Kansas.
fFrom the At I.ou,s Renu

From the st. Louis Republican August IL
We learn on good authority that there Is project
on foot, originating In Chicago for building rail-
road from Kansas City through the border tier Of
counties Of Missouri to Pinevie, Mcdonald county,
In the extreme southwestern corner OF the State 1t
stated that all the bonds subscribed by the coun
ties through which the contemplated road Is to pass
have been taken by Chicago, aud that the work will
be commenced at an early day. The object OF this
new route Will be understood when 1t is stated that
u Is inteDded to circumvent the Indian Territory In
which, according to the Instructions OF the Secretary
OF the Interior, railroads are prohibited. In c0nse
qAence OF this the "Joy Road" from Kansas City to
the Indian Territory was stopped at Baxers Springs.
The projected road Will run parallel and about fifteen
or twenty miles east OF the Joy road or Kansas City
CITY Will pass through or near HarlsOnvllle. In Cass
county; Butler. IN Bates county; Nevada City, In
vernon county; Lamar, In Barton county; Carthage,
Ia Jasper county; NeOsha, In Newton county, to
Plnevlile. Mcdonald county, and rom thence VIII 60
Gu to Galveston, Texas.
II is also reported that Chicago capitalists intend
building another road, sLartng from Sedaiia, thence
" springfield aud Ae1phis. and that che enterprlse
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STREET uuaTArlayi
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August 8-6PM.
CorFEERio steady for the good grades but dull and
heavy for the low grades. Sales %OoO bags Mozart
on ?rivate terms. Other kinds dull but
changed We quo.e:-Rio, ,ordinary csrgoes, Nkc
H,$c.; fair dor lbo. l64c., good do. l6c. .
1916; prime DO, i7S l7xc; extremes for los i4<c.
3sc iSS .aT:e.ioo X. ishS isSc; Laguay. iss
lSsc laAc Manila. l6c l7o Mexican Ibc 1885,, and
ssyantlA, lbHcs l8c, all gold, duty paid
COrrON. N.Ihere demand except for small lots to
supply ;hs immediate wants Of spnner and the market
extent holders would have been Obliged accept prices
ABOUT M per TO- below quotations appended The sales
future delivery the a passab active the sales
oeing ~ ioows: 900 bacs basis low mddng
nHc a1c 200 DO for September at i64c Tor Oc.
toner at l6ixc l6izc., bO0 al
do for is,c and date saturday 40 do For Ans, nj
l5sc 400 do for October &c.,. November at
Wo ouuof -
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STaEsr, /
MONDAY, August SIS p. NJ. J

WALL STREBr, I
MONDAY. August 8--6 p. NJ.
general dulness has become such a common
occasion here that Its record to-day VIII contain
nothing now in the way Of announcement.
THE YACHT RACE
drew largo crowd from the street. not only be-
cause Of the fact that the average Wall street man
IS an interested participant in sport OF that kind
but also owing to the fact that many Of the larger
operators have peculiar penohant through early
Affiliations, for yachting
SHARP DECLINE IN GOLD.
The most important item In the abnormal stagna-
ton In Wall street to-day was the decline OF gold to
1isH. This figure was reached on speculative theo-
res in view Of the recent >Prussian victories upon
the advance ofbonds In London to &c. and the pros
pect, hopefully (but, 1t may be said, not naturally,
anticipated Of peace following such severe blows
upon the assumed French military superiority. At
the close gold rallied to 11sX; but no later
was received this may be considered IA simply the
effect Of covering Of some OF the more timid short
contracts.
the course of the gold market Is shown in the
following taba.-
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Wheat ruled dull and almost nominal Very little was
DONE and that little was at about previous price
ducton OF &c. &c The sales comprised about $4,000 bushels
at S 20 for common No Chicago, $l 80 for fair No.
Milwaukee, t% 361 for Racine $1 50 for amber Canada
bond. 81 50 81 G8 for cmber Western, mostly small
loads 90 for new annuity amber Tennesee vi ~
for white Ryo dull and sales reported. Prices
about 10000 bushe. at VI 04 81 l21s for white and
were dun. the .aes being 5000 bushels at &c &c.
for Western; 66c &c for Ohio and State track,
and declined and 60c. 90. for Southern. Barley
and barley malt continued TO rule dull and nominal.
FREiGnIs-rhs marke. was quiet the offerings OF
almost all article. being unusually light and rates
ports entirely nominal Petroleum yessels arc more
sought after but at rather lower while other kinds OF
tonnage wore neglected The engagements ITO
pool t0) bbs rosin at Ss and per steamer 1900 bushels
whoa. At loa To London, 60 tons oIc.ke At 1900 bbs
l2d The charters wers:-A bark TO Cronstadt
with ZOO bbls petroleum, At S. bark (now In BOSTON,
from Philadelphia to Gibraltar for ORDERS with 1000 bbls
DO. at 6s 3D. IN 9d bark from Phadepha to Copen.
hagen, with $3.50 bbls do at g. ID bark from rhadeI
pha TO the Prussan Baltic With 1000 do from Phis-
depbia TO Trieste with 900 do bark (now In Banore)
from Philadelphia TO Cork for orders United Kingdom and
Continent with 1000 do. bark (now In Bostonj from The
- Jamaica. general cargo, on private terms
OUNNIE3rhe market was dull and heard Of sales.
but prices were rm at Sic 81sc for cloth and 2lc
HAY-There prevailed fair demand for all kinds at fun
prices Shipping quoted at S5c &c., retail lots at 81
81 25 long rye at 81 Is and short do at &c.
HEMP dull and heard Of sales Priccs were
nominal a. 1870 1885, gold for Manila &C. &c. Do for
bond.
HOps.-There no change to note in the MARKET The
conned to small lots at prices ranging Uc
MoI Aesys The m markct waa nu,et the ds,ard r,r .u
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


N1arr1od.
BARD-SoMERvrLLE.-Tn this city, on Monday
August s. by Rev. Frederick Sill, WINFIELD s. BARD,
OF Philadelphia. Pa. to Miss SUSAN CONSTANCE
SOMERvILLE, OF LIVERPOOL, England. No cards.
Nv ADAvis-O'BRfEN.-On Sunday, August T. at the
Miss MARY E. 0BEiEN daughter Of William X.
O'Brien, OF this city.
MONrRoss-SsRRELL-On Thursday, July %, by
Rev. William GOss, pastor Of st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal church, NEWMAN Z. MoNTRoss to Miss
GEoRGINA SERRELL. all Of this CITY.
MoRRIs--BENNETT.-On Saturday evening, August
8, ROBERT q. NORRIS OF the Now York Times, 10
Miss EMMA L. BENNETT, OF this city.
MosEs-DAvIS.-On Wednesday, August g. by the
Rev. James X. Gutnem, J. HARDY MOSES to Rosa
LIE youngest daughter OF Solomon Davis, all OF this
city.
SAvAGE-MCCAFFREY,-O Thursday, August T.
by the Rev. Father Shanahan at the Church OF st.
Charles Borromeo, Philadelphia, Mr.. EDw. SAVAGE,
Jersey City, to Miss MARY McCAFFREYr Philadelphia.
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Army INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Thomas w. @. Moore, at his own request,
under the provisions OF the act or Congress or July
last, is discharged with one years pay. Surgeon
John Moore is detailed for duty as member OF the
Board to retire disabled officers convened at New
York, vice Surgeon Cuyer relieved
An order has been issued from the War DEPART
ment appointing fifty eight cadets recenty gradu-
ated at the Military Academy to be second icuten-
ants, and respectively assigning them to regiments
In place OF those promoted or resigned.
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NAVAL lNTslLlssH:e.

The Severn, the flagship Of Real Admiral Poor,
arrived at Hampton Roads on the 9th inst. from Key
West. The Congress. which relieved the Severn,
arrived at Key West on the 2sth OF July The saco,
destined for the European feet, left her naval
anchorage at Norfolk on the 9th inst for Compass
Buoy, Hampton Roads, preparatory to sailing
The United States steamer Tallapoosa arrived at
to-day with freight for the Portsmouth Navy Yard;
and returning TO Boston will take $50 men from the
receiving ship Ohio to New York for the steamer
Cuerrlore.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

was lower, and In response 20 the war news showed
4! lesser inquiry, to which may be referred OF
course. the reduction. Sight bills still obtain the
preference, time remittances being very much Of.
ieCted by the doubtful war news sent here The
only transactions were In sterling, for which the
rates were:-sterl!ng. sixty days. commercial los 4
a lO9 good to prime bankers, lO99I q loo>s, short
sight, lloH a1loN.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government market was buoyant as a resnt
OF the advance SO for ivetwenties In London and
prices advanced but the transactions were limited
the market sharing the general duness at tue Stock
Exchange. The following were the final street
quotatons:-United States currency skies, Ill
1llh; do, 1881, registered. ia 1l4K; do
do, coupon, 1l4IS a 1l4ss; DO. nve.twentes reg.
isered, May and November. III q NIX; do. do,
1862, coupon, do. liz 1l2X; do. do, 1864, 90.
do, Ill a NIX: do. do, 1896, do. do, 1I1k
111H; do co., 1865. January and July, IO95I l0ok
do. do, 1887, do. do, 1o9,I 1ooI; do. DO.
1868, do. do, 109X 10; do. ten.fortes. regis.
tered, 104S: do do, COUPON, 107sl l0s.
STATE BONDS DULL.
The Southern list was quiet aud generally steady.
The following were the final street quotatiOns:-Ten
nessee, coupon 62 621s; do, new, 80 8Ot4; Viz
gnia, ex coupon, 5S]s 90; do. new, 69h 61 do,
registered stock, old, 40 so; Georgia slxes 81 IS;
do. sevens, 01 92; do sevens, old, 90 o3; North
Carolina, ex coupon. 4S 40; DO funding. 1885, IS
80; do do, 1858, 33 a. do new, 20 30; do, special
tax, PAX 24h; Missouri sixes 90 q o0h; do, Han
nbal and St. Joseph, so 30; Louisiana sixes 90 20;
do, new, o5 a OF; DO levee skies, 81 10; do do.
eights, IS SO; do Penitentiary sevens 76 80; do.
railroad eights SO a IS; Alabama Hves, 90 70; do.
eIghts. 90 q 100; do railroad etghts, 81 0s;
South Carolina skies. 75 s2; do, new. January and
July. 10 q u; do. do, April and October, 7s rs;
do, registered stock, Old, rs 3d. Arkansas sevens
49, Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling 70 sO do.
interest eights, "a 75 Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage sevens rs IS; do. second DO. eigh:s
65; New Orleans and Jackson first, 80 q IS; do.
second, "a a74; Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
first, 81 a 81; do. second 10 o 70; do stock,
85 38; Greenvtllo and Columbia Railroad
guaranteed South Carolina, 81 a 70; Macon and
brunswick. guaranteed Georgia, 70 rs; Memphis
city skies. IS o SO; Savannah city sevens. So SO;
New Orleans consois, DID, u 49, do. Issue railroad
skies, ~ 72; do. new sevens, 72 a 10.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy at three to four per
cent governments and at four to six per cent on
stocks, the last mentioned rate being purely excep-
tional. Commercial paper was quoted six aud q
half to eight per cent for prime double names.
COMPARISON OF TIE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week and since the beginning
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heard OF no important sales. we quote -
Cusa-Cenuifuea aod Mixed. ssc. As. &C. a G aSs
MaseSvadc i:annx Sc Sc iss ass @ s5o ss5S 5.
,Ia,u Maseovsdo s,. srocery."..... 4yc. .4s
sSsiII,,h island. ::.::"..:::::: ::: $Ss ssss =
NAVAL STORES The market for spirits turpcn,ioe IVA.
very dull and tho sale: were unpor.aat put
!hs small lois a. Ssso aoc
Rosn The market for all grades dun. and heard Of
::S9asa; Il 3 j g e. es s. sorse e
glass Wilmington tar was held at S8; sales were re-
-Lnseed was quoted a. sSc in casks. with modcr
ate demand Other knos were dull and nominal
very sed Late SATURDAY. 5000 bb. we're sold on
%snisd today and above wsiesaysr' refused pay
sfsa' % 4ns %Afn apssss 's
active decidedly higher sales w wes made for
s ss ssare'ey @ for " sa a
sssa! 'st iss" s' %s'' :'e M '' S:ys's .ss
g. e! %s to snS s s.s S
monthly about aaNc. 5ob5ng los at
yrsss ss S a ns Greet
Whom to name prces Al the e1ifeme cese sc wSs a
BID for es f for g0t delivery sale of about 1000 bb
TnoS5siess Rssslp,. 1877 sols pork and % package.
' no SS eans ass
!. moi. wIos,als lo:s western clo:sd
% sss'' e sss' s es. and an Gs 81 8 ss
urinspected Western mess, on wharf Prime
held at $3a 50. For future delivery there
is x. bop. DsssS TsS. sS % ssd a. Inc S
grades win arrivals OF head which were chiefly or
saugherers geef was dull tho demand being light and
we heard OF no important ssles few small lots sold
for extra do. Tierce beef dun and nominal at 1927 $50
for primo mess, which waa In small supply We heard
OF no sales. Beef hams were dull and prices
but held for full figures Long clear quoted l5c.
Cut meats moderately active, but quito steady
value Tho sales l76 packages Smoked and bsgged
hams at 23c c Picked hams quoted at l9c,a BIC.
Western closed ut 1t1c 1916 The sales $50
packages at Ice I6c for No and Kettle city AMI 1870.
for prime Western steam. -
RioE.-Carolina quiet but steady. with small sales
within the Of SIG 9ac. Ransoon quiet at 7c.
a 71&c.; no sales OF moment.
SU0 market for dull and rather heavy
at full prices The demand chiefly from trade while
sales 500 bhds at CSC. Ic for Porto Rico
80 boxes 1oGc. Refined was only moderately active but
quite steady IN value We quote Hard l4c soft white.
Cuba-Inferlor 70 common refining, VIC Ylfc.: fair
refining vac. good refining. lOc. fair TO good grocery
,0hc. a lo9c; prime to choice grocery 1876 1lc.;
thhds and boxes. SIC. 0c. meado. 64c. $40. Ha.
vana-Boxss Dutch standard Nos Ito o. qkc a9c do 10
10 H. I0c oho; do, lS to 10 lukc: 1lHc.: do 16ts
iS.o Porto Rico Reanins grades, S.c Oj.c do gro
srRArINrThe demand was light and we heard OF no I'm
porant saes Prices unchanged ranging from
SEEDsInseed quiet at about former prices. sale
OF 5000 bags rumored At ~ 2 gold, duty paid
dun and nominal at 4c for clover and 81 rs
timothy
wutsKeY.-Recepts, 1888 bbs The market was que, and
prices heavy and lower There lO0 bbs At
99c = $i-tae inside price for iron bound bbs
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BY special mail correspondence from st.
Petersburg we have the following animated re-
port Of the celebration Of the one hundredth ami
versary Of one Of the most brilliant war epochs in
the history Of the triumph-the naval triumphs
accomplished over tho Turks in the year ITO.
Our writer also notes, very appropriately, the
peaceful yet powerful attitude Of Russia to. day,
after the lapse of . century.
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VIII soon De placed upon substantial footing This
road VIII connect on the north with the Lexington
branch, ana thence connect, at some point not yet
known, win the Hannibal and St. Joe railroad.
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ne course of the gold market Is shown in the

In the gold loan market the rate for carrying
ranged from one to four per cent. The operations
OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:--
Cold cleared $40 os6 900
Gold balances. 80. Observation-Disclosures. 7s6, SO
Currency balances a0l dAA
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Opl1nfs ant Mo,fls dnd

FLOUR AND UAAtNReceIptS 25VO3 bbIs. -FOUR $50 bblr
meal lJ,7s6 bushels wheat $50 do corn. do
oats. Tho lour market ruled dull and heavy. We mako
no change In quotations. though TO sell to extent
moderate reduction would have been necessary The sales
were about $500 obs. Southern flour dull hut
changed sales 900 bbls. Rye -four quite steady with
sales OF l5O bbs Corn meal Gull and nominal We
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Il U s s I A..

Ono Hundred Years Ago-Natlonal Pro-
gress During Century-The March to
the East, Its Commencement and Ad.
vance-Naval "reminiscences Of
Triumph Over Turkey-Present
Peace and Progress-Grand
Naval Fets and tho
Memories Of Triumph.
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NAXAL sI9EEs.Ihe narkel Tor splilts nrpentlnc was
fr, closing at about 899c for merchanabo n yard
the sales confined to few small lots 89So 40c
Rosin The market for all grades dull and heard OF
no important sales prices were noninai At 81 75 for
So rs 5 for pale aud $5 81 for extra do window
glass; Wilmington tar was held S3; no sales were re.
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August 7, GEORGE d., infant son OF Robert and Cor
nea M Rogers, aged months.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral services at No. Charles street, this Cruea
day) afternoon at two O'Clock.
SUSAN ARNOLD, widow or Captain Orrin scl1ew. IL
the 65th year OF her age.
The funeral VIII take place on Wednesday after
noon two O'Clock from the residence OF her son.
ln.law. r. Pearson, $50 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn.
sHANAHAN.-On Monday, August g, the Rev. JOHN
5HANAHAN. In the 18th year OF his age
The reverend clergy and his friends are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral services at st.
Peters church, Barclay street. on Wednesday morls-
Ing al ten O'Clock, without further notice.
SMITH.-At Passaic, N. j., on Monday, August
8, OF cholera infantum, JESSIE EDGAR, daughter Of
X. Burnett and Annie II. Smith, aged l4 months.
Friends and relatives are invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence Of her grandfather Dr.
q, Terhune, on Wednesday morning, at eleven
o,cloqk. Train leaves from foot OF Chambers street
(Er'e Railway at quarter past ten a. NJ.
TaoMAs.-On Monday August g. ELIZA. widow Of
George Thomas, aged 20 years.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on wednesday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from her late rcsiden CO. 2lS Fifth street.
TRENoR--On Sunday. August =, MIOHAEL j.
TRENOR aged 80 years.
The friends OF the family and those OF his uncle,
James w. O'Connor, are respectfully invited 70
attend tho funeral from tho residence OF his mother.
in-law, Mrs. Julia Dunning, loo East Elgltytourtn
street. this Cruesdayl afternoon. st two O'Clock.
vANDRRBRcx.-On Sunday, August !. al Hacken.
sack NsLL wlaow . Of - i'aaS ,s A s,, snderSecS.
spoctfd.ly invited to attend the funeral from tho
house OF her son.in-law, John n. Alderman. this
lTnesday, morning. at ten O'Clock, Without further
Invitation.
wILLsoN.--On Monday afternoon. August 8, Al
three O'Clock AFTER short illnssa lERoY, onIy cild
OF Richard n. and Elizabeth Wilson.
:, Relatives friends and Lafayste Lodge r. ana 4.
from No. iss Ludlow asreet On Wednesday sfteruvops
at two O'CLOCK.
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