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The Portland daily press., 1870-01-06


kRlsf ioTfisaa, .slla ssssi.tats Asses.oss o.
Internal Revenue for this district have pre-
scented Mr.. n G. Marshall, the retiring AS
SCISSOR, with Rogers beautiful group entitled
the Council of War;" and two fine paintings.
The presentation speech was made by Mr.. j.
Bragdon, jr., and Mr. Marshall made suita-
BILE reply.-The Argus must have seen the IRON
clad Miantapomah with its minds eye" in
stead of its "hundred eyes, on Tuesday eve
ming. About that time the Captain of the New
York steamer passed her off Cape Cod.-The
Dirigo, hand engine, No 8, at Libby's Corner.
have elected the following officers for the en-
SUNG year: Foreman, e. NJ. Thomas; Asst.
Foreman,F S. Sanborn; Clerk, Geo. N. Hayes;
Steward, Charles e. Durham Six car loads
of new rails for the G. 7. road passed through
Commercial street yesterday morping'-flI-
teen more pews in the High Street ohurch
were sold on Tuesday and wednesday
yacht Sunny side, belonging 10 'he ror''aho
Yacht Club and whose private . acno hummer
is thirteen went ashore at Beaufort, B. e., last
week and will probably be total loss. She
WIS 81 6O.95 tons o. M. and Al B 10 feet in
length. She was owned by Walter Hatch Esq.
Two big black bears came over the G. 7. road
yesterday and were lying at the P. S. & P. de-
pot in the afternoon to be shipped to Boston,
1t is said that the Light Infantry will go to
Bath the last of this month.-Albert j. LARA
bee has been appointed Postmaster at Webster
in place of Samuel Cushman.-A slight snow
squall occurred early yesterday morning, the
snow just whitening the ground, but about ten
o'clock the sun came out and the day was a
very pleasant one.-A large fleet of vessels
which have been wind-bound in our harbor for
the past two CT three days sailed yesterday
Among them, the Enos Soue sailed for St.
John.-The fishing sch. Beauty, 40 tons bur-
den, Capt Chas. Doughty, went ashore on
Chebeague Island on Sunday night in the gale.
She was principally owned by A. G. Sterling
of House Island, and valued at $4,000. She
will be got of.-The Alpha domino party comes
off to-night.-The telegraph operators ought to
be able to strike pretty effectually since they
deal with the lightning. -Over three hundred |
people visited the Cape Light on Monday to
view the waves. These people were warmed |
and dried at the Lighthouse fire, left muddy |
tracks all over the floors, ate fourteen mince
pies and two turnovers, and paid t,centy foe
cents.-The Haydn Society last evening re-
Peabody ceremonies.-Three DRINKS at the
station-house at 10 o'clock last evening The
wind became quite sharp last evening.-The
members of the police department and other
friends have made up purse of $3.50 for Pc.
liceman Lorenzo D. Miller who was injured so
seriously a short time ago.
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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car bricks,
do slaves. do wood, do hoops, do potatoes. II
bbs. beans, tubs butter, % cloths IL bales do,
car machinery do headings, 254 pkgs sundries, 81
cars freight Tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-400 bbls. -four, % cars
lumber, do starch do peas do wool, do sugar
boxes, do hops, do oats, do lime, do hogs, do
bark, $50 cans milk, 1T pkgs sundries; for Shipment
EasG, 14OO bbls. flour; tor shipment to Europe per
steamer, cars bacon, 10 do wheat, do pork, do
leather, do hops, do butter, 2 do -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-2 cars leather do
potatoes, 147 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-1 boiler,
5S bdls paper, bbs. vinegar, i78 bdls iron, car
riage &c pkgs furniture, 80 coils cordage 10 boxes
glass ware, cask oil, 80 boxes fresh fish, 20 kegs
lead, 10 bbis. OIL IL do dye stuff, "a demohns %
boxes TIM % ties lard 100 boxes raisn u cases Shoes
do dry goods IL half bbls beer, horse, 800 pllgs
Princes Express. $50 do 10 order; tor Canada and
up country, 40 bags hair, 100 empty bbs 10 casks
palm oil, II do ocher, bales burlaps, do rags, 29O
bds greeu hides "a do leather "a do casters 20 bales
sheep skins, do yarn "a do dry hides, do wool,
do gambi1, Is do cotton, 10 bags waste, machine,
$50 pkgs tie order.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA. FROM NEW YoRK-64
bales cotton 81 do rags do jute, do rattan, AZ rolls
leather 1888 dry hides, 81 bds wheels. 119 do paper
hangings SO kegs white lead 100 boxes tin 80 do to-
bacco, 800 bbls. -four so do oil, Is do oranges 1879
hhds moasses, 80 ties do, piano, 100 pkgs sundries
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AN EVENING AT THE REFORM School =
Last evening goodly number of friends wen
out TO spend few hours with the boys at the
Reform School These yearly gatherings are
very pleasant, bringing together the old teach
ers with the lads, who are always glad to well
come them.
Christmas exercises were nicely arranged;
fun and soberness happily mingled Then it
is not very frequent sight to see 185 boys eat
ing as only boys can. Each plate was filled
exactly alike, else we could not vouch for
results.
In the chapel remarks were made by Rev.
Mr.. Bailey, Capt. Button, DR.. Pratt, Dr. Shall
er and Edw. Sands; and then after general
shaking of hands and a greeting of teachers,
past and present, the friends escorted the lads
to bed and babe them good night.
We could not help thinking it is hard for a
boy to grow up to manhood and not know what
goodnight kiss from loving mother means.
But in spite of bars and locks, there is in this
school coupled both discipline and affectionate
interest in their best progress and morality
Habits Of promptness, tidiness and respect are
enforced; a love Of study encouraged; gooi
library for their help, and a Sunday Schoo
and preaching secured each Lords day.
Strong, worthy men frequently come out into
life from these walls, and very few but are re-
strained from going from bad to worse.
Judge Woodbury. certainly deserves greatly
of the State for his untiring and noble effort.
for the boys; while the teachers who 60 out
rain or shine, each Sunday, led by Dea. s. B
Haskell, also deserve well of us all.
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NEW YORK. Jan. Sc P. M.-Co,ton heavy and
lower sales bales Middling uplands 25c. Flour
the decline is chiefly upon medium and good grades
snpertne to fancy State rs q $50; do 10 choice
Western 65 q 25 Southern duh and dropping;
sales 500 bbls.; common to choice 5 80 q 1OOO.-
Wheat 1c lower with a moderate milling and export
demand; sales $4,000 BUSH; No. Spring q a %;
Winter Red Western 30 "a "a. Corn heavy and
declining; sales $4,000 BUSH. new Mixed Western
923c. Oats firm for prime and dull and declining for
other kinds sales $4,000 bush; State at &c q 66fc;
Western 81 q 63c: choice White dull at IS a &c.
Beef quiet and unchanged; sales ZIG bbs new plain
mess B 90 q IL 20; new extra 10 90 q II 90. Pork
lower; sales 400 bbls new mess % 25 q % 50; old
tierces steam 15a q 165c; kettle II q 1sic Whiskey
shade trmer sales 800 bbls.; Western 99sc a 90.
Sugar dull sales so hhds fair to good refining 1Os "a
05c. Molasses dull. Tallow active and lower sales
425,OOO lbs at 81 q '0tc Lnseed firm. Freights to
Liverpool more active; Cotton per steamer I'd; Flour
per do Is 3D.; Wheat per do 4d.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Flour steady and in fair de-
mand for low, medium and good grades; there was
not sufcienr business doing to establish quotations
Wheat dull and depressed; the demand tor No. /
Spring was speculative to O shorts; sales al SIC for
No green and &c tor No: IL ths sr afternoon the
closed nominal with no demand; sales at 68 "a 6sl(
TOR No 2; in the afternoon there was nothing done
5 Oats dun sales . No at 4oic Rye dull and
nrinef; no. at - az s5c. High Wines dull but firm
at 81 q s2c. Provisions unsettled. Pork at 81 OG
ry. Green Meats dull, but few offering at nom
ina prices; shoulders 81 q 93c; rough sides liz q
1lc, MAINS LOO " l4c. salteu MeaCS IN better
demand and lower; sales shoulders at 10c; rough
sides 12ic; short rib mddes 10 a 1910 for loose and
1870 for boxed Beet Cattle quiet and lower; sales
at 4 90 q 80 for common to good Cows and 6 37t q
663 for good shipping steers. with downward ten
dency. Live Hogs dull and lower; sales at 90 "a
8 10 tor common to fair and $40 a rs for good to
choice.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 5.-Whiskey dull 81. Live Hogs
dull lower and unsettled; sales at 80 a So dress
ed 40 at 10 % g II 25 receipts 1000 Provisions
settled Pork declined to 26 5O sales 700 bbls Bulk
Meats and Bacon neglected with no demand, Lard
15t % tic for steam and kettle.
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JASuARycRIM1NAL rERM-GoDpARD, j., pREsID-
ING.
WEpNEsDAY.-James S. Libby vs.. John III. Hol-
den Repievin for horse, jigger and one set Of
double harnesses Plaintiff introduced testimony
tending to show that he let Levi S. Fales have
this property, together with other, taking his
note tor $3.50 nine months time; but that it was
conditional sale. Fales agreeing to give him bill of
sale Of the property and that it should remain Lib
bys until paid for, but matter of fact he did
give him the bill Of sale, but fraudulently sold the
property to the defendant.
Defendant pleads property in F. O. j. Smith, de-
MES that the sale conditional and alleges that it
was an unconditional sale, Libby taking the note in
payment. On trial.
Strout g. Gage. A. w. Bradbury.
r. o. j. Smith.
The grand jury came in temporarily and reported
ons indictment and then retired to transact further
business.
Grin L Pratt vs.. Charles Glines Assumpsit to re-
cover $3.50 for services performed as physician for
defendants family. By the agreed statement OF
counsel 1t appeared that the plaintiff although not
regular physician, had practiced some years in the
town of Hiram and vicinity; that he was native OF
that town and continued to reside there until about
one month before he performed the services in suit
when he moved into Bridgton and has lived there
ever since. While living at Hiram he obtained the
certificate of good moral character required by
CHAP 13 OF Revised Statutes, which the plaintiff con
tended was sufficient to entite him to recover in this
action, but defendants counsel claimed that the
statute requires certificate from the selectmen of
the town of BIidgton, where was living at the time
OF the services. The therefore turned upon the
construction TO be given to the word then in the IL
line of the chapter.
The case was argued yesterday and this morning
decision was rendered for the defendant
Aituene.d. Chaplin & Billiard.
A. A. Strcut.
hooens b. Ward vs.. Elvra w. Bates. This case
was Tried last term. Decision was rendered to-day
for plaintiff for sa2s s7
Orr. coomhs-woh,,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
267-Randall VS.. Cressy.
postcard VS.. Crsssy
aao,S-harding VS.. Inhabitants of Cumberland
2o9-Thayer VS.. Gay ct al.
237-Jordan VS.. Cobb
20 Staples. DR., VS.. Libby ct al
2s6-Baker VS.. MITCHELL
zos-Woodward ct ais. vs. Libby
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WASHINGTON.


C-1If
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-The families of the
members of the Cabinet Gen. Sherman the
Vice President and Speaker of the House of
Representatives, and others of prominence,
held their afternoon receptions day, which
were severally largely attended, principally by
ladies. The receptions of the families of Sena-
tors and Representatives take place THU day.
STRIKE.
The strike OF Western Union operators still
continues. The night and day chief operators
this afternnnn inned THAR hnaihrnn-,ThA -saai
office here is trausacting business with COM
paratively small number of operators not con-
nected with the telegraphers organization
The strikers have passed a resolution that they
will abstain from the use of all Intoxicating
liquors pending the difficulty. They have
been in session during the day,stransacting
various parts of the country. Additional
striking is reported throughout the South; the
strike now being general.
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EOreign Markets.

LONDON, Jan. 5-1115 A. M.-Consols 92s a 923
for money and account.
American seeurities-United States5-20's 1862 cou-
pons, S7a; do 1865, old $50; do 1867, s5s do 104Os
S4a; Illinois Central shares, 1854.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5-11.15 A. M.-Cotton is firm
sales IL 600 bales; Middng uplands 1ls q 11sd; dc
Orleans liz q 115d Corn 2ss cd. Pork 1C5s. Lard
73s Cd.
LONDON, Jan. acknowledgements closed at 921
for money and account.
American securities quiet; United States 5-2O's
1882 81: do 1865, old, SGT; do 1861 s5a do 10 4Os
84s; Stocks quiet; Erie shares, 49, Illinois Contra
shares, 1903.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5-Evenng-Cottoni is steady
Mddling uplands III q 11sd; Middling Orleans II;
11Ad; sales - 900 bales including 5000 bales toI
export and speculation. treadstuffs dull.
LONDON, Jan. -Evening.-Refined Petroleum Is
Sad Linseed Oil $50. Talow 46s 3d.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-The exercises in some
of our churches are proving to be exceedingly
interesting and profitable. We append the
programme for to-day and Friday:
Thursday Christian Union; cooperation of
denominations in Christian labor; Young
Mems Associations and the Protestant Ecu
menical' gathering next Autumn in New
York city.
Ffiday.-Pastors, officers and members Of
churches; Sabbath Schools; Home and For
eign Missions, and the Spiritual Reign of
Christ
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PORTLAND DIsTILLERY.-The following is an
approximate statement of the business done at
the Portland Distillery, owned by j. G. True
& Co., since its establishment June 4th, 1869,
to Dec. 31st:
Number gallons molasses consumed about $4,000
rum produced 60 40
Amount taxes paid q. s. Govt on same $42,3u3 40
We understand that the trade is increasing
every day, and that the quality of the rum is
equal to any produced in New England.
The amount paid Government for one year,
when the works are running continuously, will
be over $S5,O00
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OYsTERs.-When you want to get oysters
''as are oysters" whether the immense "Sad-
die Rock" from New York, or the delicious
Providence River" or even the delicate and
palatable virginia" just take your can and
step round to Timmons Sc Hawes', Market
Square, and let them fill it for you. You never
get any "old sodgers" there, for their bivalves
come fresh from the rivers and tickle the pal
ate. with their favor. just try them, that's
al
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INTERNATIONAL LINE.-The New Brunswick
of the international line is making her weekly
trips to Eastport and st. John, leaving here
every Monday at 3 o'clock P. M. For the first
time communication between Calais and East
port is kept up by the steamer Queen, which
connects with the International line. From
St. John to Halifax steamers connect with
this line, taking passengers to Annapolis N.
s., from which point they go direct to Halifax
by rail. This will be found a most delightful
rorta
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Boston StOck List.
Calar Of rho Rrokero, Raord Ion X
WILLIAM w. DEANE,
ATTORNEY ATLAW
Solicitor of Claims and Patents,
OGice t.. $50 Seventh Street, Opposite
III Post Office Department.,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Speci; .;tenton given to applications fer Patents
and the prosecution of pending and rejected cases.
Will prosecute claims Tor Pensions, Arrears OF Pay,
veil as those of general character, before any OF
the Departments.
EB Refers by permission to Hon. H. Hamlin, U.
S.oenate; Hon. Jas. G. Blaine Speaker U. 5 House
Representatives; Maj. Gen. o. .. Howard, Us.
Army; Hon. John Lynch NJ Co. Maine; Hon. John
A. Peters, M. c., Maine; Gen. G. +. Shepley, Mane
Hon. Lot M. Morrill, Maine.
November 4, 1869. dlaw3m
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BURGLARY.-Yesterday morning some one
broke into the store of Mrs. William Martin,
corner of Newbury and Hancock streets. A
name in the window on Newbury street was
covered with coal tar and then pressed in
About SIS worth of fancy goods which were
in the window were removed by the burglars.
No arrests have been made.
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HIGH ST.. CHURcH.-We omitted in our no.
tice of the sale of pews at the High Street
church, to mention that the House would be
open each day until Friday evening for pur-
chasers to call and settle for their pews. The
Treasurer and Committee will be in attend
ance from 10 to o'clock and from 3 to o clock
when those also who may wish to select pews
are invited to CALL
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THE "VARIETIEs." Our readers will take
notice that varieties company is advertised
to give series of entertainments at "The
Mart" 26S Congress ST. opening Saturday eve
ming, at the popular prices of admission, TWEEN
ty-fve and fifteen cents. The company is said
to be selected from "Adelphi' and Howard
companies, and no humbug- The Portland
Band will furnish the music.
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GEO. PEABoDY.-The Committee en- the
Harbor decided Wednesday afternoon to con-
struct flight of steps at the dock between Vic
toria and Atlantic wharves for the convenience
of the officers of the Peabody fleet We under
stand that when the Monarch is signalled from
the Observatory the flag will be hosted on the
City Building, and the fire alarm telegraph will
strike number which does not correspond
with any of the fire districts. The steps are
in process of construction now
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PErITIoN-A petition is being signed extern
sively in this city, which is addressed to the
Legislature, urging that body not to pass the
bill to be introduced by the State insurance.
Commissioner. This bill urges an annual tax
Of two per cent upon the gross premiums OF
all foreign insurance companies doing business
in the State
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PETTY THIEvING.-Mr. Hunt, who drives
Cobb's bread cart left his team standing at
Gorham's Conner yesterday for few moments
and while attending to customer had box
stolen from the cart containing dollar and a
quarter in scrip and some six or seven dollars
in nickels
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Thursday Morning, January 8, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Furs-E. N. Perry.
G. A. R.-Geo. IL. Abbott.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Garlic. F. Barnes.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &c.-F. o. Bailey.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Dissolution-N. NJ. Perkins & Co.
Proposals for Beef-B. X. Roberts,
Agents Wanted-Geo Mac'can.
Freedom Notice-Edmund Hanson.
Freedom Notice-Thos. b. Whiteman.
Sherif's Sale-Wm. l.. Pennell.
Desks for Sale-F. o. Bailey.
New Crop Molasses-Geo. s. Hunt.
Sagua Molasses-Geo. S. Hunt.
Flour and Grain-Amariah Frost.
Dissolution-Frost a. Jefferson.
For st. Johns-H. & A. Allen.
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ORANGEs.-Capt Benz. W. Jones has just
received a lot of splendid Havana oranges, full
of juice and sweet as sugar, at his store, 55
Commercial street.. Capt. Ben. has been in
the fruit business for many years, and it is
only sufficient to remind our readers when he
has fruit, and they rush to secure it.
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UNION WHARF Co.-The adjourned meeting
of the Union Wharf Co. took place yesterday
morning. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Edward Fox, President; Edward Fox, A. X.
Shurtleff and R. o. Conant, Wharf Commit
tee; A. X. Shurtlef, Treasurer and Collector
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ILLINOIS.

THE TELEGRAPHIC OPERATORS STRIKE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Tbe Western Union
telegraph Company furnish the following in
relation to the strike:
Chicago, Jan. 5.-Everythng is working
smoothly in this division, and no further
trouble need be apprehended.
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United States District Cour,.

JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
WEDSEsDAY.-United States VS.. w. T. Pearson.
Suits to recover penalties for three illegal importa-
lions OF shingles iuto Bangor during 1864.
G. f. Talbot. Richard 81. Dana,Jr.
James s. Rowe.
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Reduction on Cable Messages to
and from Havana, Cuba,

70 tteHe . eeV oUE' y 1o'V'
For 10 words or less, counting address, date and
signature, from any office OF the Western Uninn
Mississippi River, including st. Louis, Mo-, and
excepting Key West, Fla, So tGoldl
For each wo d over 10 words, Acc. (Gotd)
For 10 words less counting address date and sig
Enaure, from any office of the Western Union
Telegl aph Co., west of the Mississippi River, ex-
cepting St Louis, Mo-, $3.50 tGotd) For each
word over 10 words, 75c. (GoidJ dc29eod1m
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
WORCESTERSHIRE VS.. Bridget Haggerty. As
sauit and battery. Respondent discharged
state vs.. Maggie Cunningham. Larceny Sus-
pended to Saturday
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NEW CROP MoLAssEs.-The Mary Louise
arrived at this port last evening, with the first
new crop of molaSses this season, consigned to
Geo s. Hunt.
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CHOICE
Havana Cigars,
Per Brig "Poinsett,"
$4,000 Partagas LOndres,
5000 Ell DesigniO do.
5000 Cabarga Corona.
10000 Especial COtOrra,
10000 Manuel AmOres,
For sale in bond or duty paid by
FRANK E.. ALLEN,
No. 3 MOultOn Street.
Dec % -d3wis
DO YOU WANT A
TIME KEEPER?

IF 50, ask your matchmaker for BOREL & COUR-
i VOlSIEK NICKEL EQUILIBRIUM ESCAPE
MENT LEVER WATCH. Has no superior in its
excellencey of material and workmanship. Prize
Medals awarded at London, Paris and Swiss Expo.
sitions tor best performance. These watches are all
full ruby jeweiled and chropometer balance. and
to the Trade and extra discount to dealers who will
act agents and make 1t speciality to sell them
a standard watch.
OUNCE g. KRUGLER,
SO 10 John St., (up stairs,) New York,
"a Only Wholesale Agents for the Manufacturers.
poy25-eod6w
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DOSTER PRINTING, of all kinds .done:with diss
L ~ patch at a Press Office.
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ye,s esg,. 49, a..,s Aa,.,.gY eaast,e,

FeT z sF1 sso5S afa NdEeS MasAets
NEW YoRK, Jan. 6-Eyening The Money n,ar-
ket was easier tbs afternoon and per cent cnrren-
cy the general rate call there is good sup
ply OF second grade business paper oHerlng on the
street. which only passes at high and irregular rates.
There is comparatively little strictly prime paper
passing and bes double names are current at ~ to
~ per cent. Foreign Exchange dull at 1854 for long,
and 1929 short sight Gold dull and steady throughh-
the afternoon closing at 120 The rates paid tor
carrying to day were 1-32 q per cent gold ana
per cent. currency. Governments closed strong
quotations:
United States coupon 6's, 1881. .........."..!l5
United States 52G coupons 1892.
United States 5-2Os 1864. ................"..ll3
United States 5-20's 1865.
United States 5-2O's, January and july.
Unltel states 5-20's 1861
United states 5-20's 1868.
United States 1910 coupons. .............!I05
Southern State securities this afternoon were hrm
for Louisanas and ViIgnias but generally lower ON
the balance OF the list.
At5P NJ Stocks closed steady at the following
quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Pastn I'll ~
boston, hartford 81 Erie u q 81
N. Y. Central and Hudson River consolidated. $50
~ y Central 81 Hudson River consolidated scrip $50
~.
headihg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W
tuo,s Ceutfal ..'....'''''''ios
CIeVeianu q PttSburg. .................... GA
Cnicag0 q North Western. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6o5
chicago d North Western preferred. .......". S2H
CnIcaso q Rock Island ;;l0Z4
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day were $37, 900.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol-
lows:-Currency S4547, 900; general, 500, ISL ,O0O