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The Portland daily press., 1870-01-28
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SENATE.
AUGUSTA, JAM 27-Redd and Assigaed-An
act to amend section "a chapter 81 OF the Re
vised Statutes, relating to fences on the line OF
railroads; an act additional to chapter u, he
vised Statutes, relating to licenses of innhold-
ers and victualers; an act to set off certain in
habitants and estates from Norway village
corporation; resolve in favor Of Sarah Jane
Caldwell.
Passed to be Engrossed-An act to incorpo-
rate the Merchants Marine Insurance Co.; an
act to incorporate the Blanchard Maine State
Boiler Co.. an act to incorporate the Bangor
Ice and Coal Co.; an act to incorporate the
Rocky Pond Dam and Sluice Co.; resolve re-
relating to the claims of Maine against the
United States for interest on advances made
by Massachusetts, in the war of 1917.
Passed to be Enacted-An act to repeal chap
ter 213 of the special laws of 1869, entitled an
act to protect smelts in the Kennebec and An
droscoggin rivers; an act to increase the salary
of the Judge of Probate for Waldo County; al
act to authorize the Pennington village cor
poration to raise money to aid in the extension
| of the Androscoggn Railroad at Pennington
| BY Mr.. Carvlle, from the Committee on Di
| vision of Towns, on petition of inhabitants
| Palermo, Somervile and Washington, to b'
set off from Lincoln and annexed to Waldo
county, reported reference to the next Lesisia
ture. Accepted.
| Papers Presented-By Mr.. Neatly, that tn
| Committee on the judiciary inquire into tn
expediency of amending chapter 3, Revise
Statutes, relating to selectmen, assessors an
treasurers of towns; by Mr.. French, that tn
Committee on Education inquire into the ez
pediency of aiding the publication of the Main
Educational Journal.
Bill an act additional to chapter 275 OF tn
private laws of 1868, comforting certain power
on the city of, Portland, was recommitted
concurrence Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Read and Assigned-An act relative to II
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

A grand ball was given to Prince Arthur at
Masonic Hall, Washington, Thursday. In the
afternoon His Highness visited the navy yard
A bill has been introduced into the New
York Senate to repeal the registry law.
The proprietors of the Turf, Field and Farm
of New York have triumphed over George
Wilkes, who sued them for libel.
The Darien surveying vessels sailed from
New York Thursday.
One hundred and fifty men of the Russell
Cutlery Works at Springfield, Mass, struck
Thursday on account of reduction of wages
A convention of school committees, superin-
tendents and teachers of the State are in ses-
sion at Providence, r. l.
The body of an unknown man, with wounds
on his head, was found in Harrington river
Ct, Wednesday. Suspicious of murder are
entertained.
The farmers in the vicinity of New Britain,
CT, have been ploughing this week.
In Providence, r. L., Thursday, Jas. Went
worth fired Peabody rifle thirty-five times in
one minute and ons hundred times in three
minutes thirteen seconds. This is said to be
the quickest time ever made with a rifle.
The Erie railroad strikers have been defeat
ed and dissolved their Jersey City organiza-
ton. The men will return to work as soon as
the company are ready to employ them.
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The News.


The marriage certificate of Albert d. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Abby Sage has mysteriously
disappeared from the Office of vital statistics in
New York, where it was filed on Saturday
1t will be replaced by a duplicate.
A lady in New York discovered two burglars
in her house Monday night. Selling her hus-
bands revolver, she fired two shots at them.
The noise of the shots brought policemen to
the scene and the burglars were arrested.
The men employed in grading the Portland
and Ogdensburg railroad at st. Johnsbury are
on strike, because their wages have been re-
dueed from 81 40 to 81. % per day. Canadians
are plenty, however, and the work goes on.
Mrs. Evans Wilson, the author of {" st. Ell
mo- was on the train which met with the re-
cent accident near Cleveland, Ohio, and was,
it is feared, fatally injured.
The appointment of Gen. Franz Sigel to an
assessorship in New York is not very gener-
Gus recognition by the administration of his
services and the German element in the party
An Iiishman would have made the Democrat
10 party pay handsomely.
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Il U R o p Il .
Great Britain.

Great Britain
MARINE DISASTER.
GREENock, Jan. N.-Ship Margaret vii.
hanson, from Newfoundland port. has put in
here with topsails, jibboom, bulwarks and gal
ley gone, having experienced heaVy gaze
One man had been lost overheard.
France.
THE LA cRUzcoT STRIKE.
PARIS, Jan. 27-Many of the troops recently
sent TO La Cruzcot to preserve oroer tnere
among the strikers have returned 10 garrison
President SCHNEIDER now accuses Englishmen
OF having fermented the troubles.
A STORMY SESSION.
There was stormy session of the Corps
Leglslatif this afternoon on the Franco Eng
llsh commercial treaty. NJ THEIRS, in his
speech, demanded the denunciation of this
treaty and reproached the majority, asserting
That they did not truly represent the ministry,
having principles the country had repudiated
Great agitation ensued. Ex- Minister FORBADE
replied that the ma iority upheld the Cabinet
and it is not understood why NJ. Theirs op-
posed the ministry and FORBADE upheld it, but
it is supposed that M. Thiers wished it to re-
suit in a vote that would force Daru, Lovet
and Buffet to resign in order to be replaced by
the members of the majority.
ARRIVAL OF LORD CLARENDON.
1t is announced that Lord Clarendon has ar
rived here from London to ascertain for the
English Government the real intention of the
Cabinet and the Tuilleries in regard to the
treaty of commerce which expires on the AL
of February
FALSE REPORT.
The report of the death of the Pope is false
DEATH OF SOLDIER.
Col. d'Dagy, commander of the Antilles LIE
gion, died in this city yesterday. During hi:
last sickness he called the officers of the LIE
gion together and enjoined their fidelity and
honor to the Pope and France.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Cotton unchanged; sales
80 sSoO bale bales; Mddling uplands 25sc FiOurasales
fancy State 20 q 90; snpertne to choice Western
co g Is; Southern dull; sales $50 bbls.; common
heavy but under decline in freshts s and better
tone by the private cables the market closed 1c bet
ter;No. Spring IS q 20; Mixed 122; Winter led
600 BUSH; new Mixed Western at 90 q CSC; old do
OF "a Os4 afioat, Oats heavy and lower; sales 3d.
900 BUSH; State SO q &c; Western Sc q SIC. Beef
steady sales 100 bbls; new plain mess 10 90 q Is 90
extra IA 90 a II 30. Pork steady sales $40 bbs.
new mess 81 90 q 81 50; prime % so a 20 go Lard
kettle 1T q 1iac Whskey unchanged; sales $50
Western lree 99I q co. Sugar dull; sales go hhds
a aT to good s seg " e % Moas;es au cn Ia
Freishts to Liverpool lower; Cotton per steam I'd !;
Wheat per steam sd.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Flour firm and steady Spring
sales ats5c No closed steady and firm at 81 az size
afternoon active at s2ic cash and seller February
demand tor old at 75c and "A for No. regular at
ternoon No. nomiualy To- Oats dull at 80 "a 39tc.
Rye quiet and shade easier at 72c, and 74c for
strictly fresh No.. Barley dull and nominal II q
Sc for No.2. High Wines nominally 90 "a 93c -
Provisions quiet and frmer; Mess Pork &c % cash,
and q 90 sellers March and buyers February
Lard weaker at 152c cash and 16c seller March.
Meats firm and quiet: short rib miidles 10jc cash,
and 10sc seller last half February; dry sailed shoul
S.s 9I ha%
10 % q &c so for prime, dividing 200 lbs; live
hogs active at 40 q IS Tor common, and So
a 90 tor fair to medium and 06 q So tor good to
choice. Cattle closed quiet at 425 q 70 tor Texas
steers and native cows; 500 q rs tor fair to me-
dunn; $50 g 7 IL Tor good to choice beeves.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 27- Whiskey dull at 9Gc-
Live Hogs steady at rs q so; receipts 26J head.
Mess Pork declined to Is 20 and dull, Bulk Meas
dull shoulders held at IA q 1i4c. Bacon dull {:
shoulders l23c; clear rib sides l5 q lee. Hams dull
at 1871 q 19ic tor sugar cured. Lard heavy at 15 q
16tc,
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 27-Flour unchanged. Wheat
firm at 86ic for No. T. and s04c for No. Oats NOM
inal. Corn nominal. Barley unchanged. Rye
steady at zoe.
DETRoIT, Jan. 27,-Wheat heavy; extra white at
20; No. at IL q 1 10; Amber at 0j. Barley
unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 27.-Cotton in fair demand
and firm for high grades; Middllng 25. Molsss es
trmsr; prime Zoe.
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GO M Nj Err CIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN.-1 hid. cali
skins, so bbls apples, q bdls leather, cask OIL
bdls clothes dryers, II bars and 10 bdls iron, 81
boards bds chairs, bbis. beer, 25 coils cordage
20 bales Irvine, IS tierces hams, 80 bbs. pork, u
bbls. suger. "A bds truck wood, 80 nests brackets
70 crate crockery, 10J bags satpetre, sofa frames
bales hair 70 dressed hogs,1 organ, trails dates
l sleigh. l horse, 10 hall bbIs. lard, $50 pkgs &c
Princes Express, 100 d. 90 to order, For Canada
and up country. 1857 green heads 20 bales buffalo
robes bags cntch, 30 Ddls leather, pes marble,
bdls bags, 8 brass tubes, hhds. moasses, bales
WOOL 70 bdls iron ware, 80 bags dye sutfs 10 keg,
lard, 1873 dry hides, zoo pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-1S2 cans milk, SOC
bbls. -four, 1(2 pkgs merchandise, "a ears lumber
do bay, do paper, do shook, do beef, do wool
DO bark, 10 do oats, do barley, do peas: 10 do
flour. cars oil, do potatoes. For shipment to ku-
rope, % cars bacon and provisions do potash, do
cheese, do wheat, do butter, do oatmeal, do
sundries, do -four, do peas.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-s1 pkgs merriam
disc, 1 car carpets, do potatoes.
PORTLAND s. KENNEBEo RAILROAD Il car
wool, do Jul uture, / do shook 146 bds paper so
bdls broom handles, cases goods 10 bags waste 81
pigs sundries, % cars for Boston.
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To the Editor offhe Press:
SIR:-In your impression of yesterday OBJ
serve that you mention that the captain of the
steamer boarded by the Monarch off Montauk
did not treat us with courtesy and give the in
formation required This is an error. The
captain did not perhaps heave to quite as
quick as he might have done from not know
ing what ships we were, but he gave every in
formation to the boarding officer and was most
perfectly courteous in every respect.
Yours, faithfully,
J. E. CoMMERELL,
r,,>to;, III M Monarch
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Captain III. NJ. S. Monarch

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PORTLAND GLASS
Co.-The stockholders of the Portland Glass
Company held their annual meeting Wednes-
day, and elected the following named gentle
men as directors: John B. Brown, Rensselaer,
Cram, Joseph Walker, Charles E. Jose, Geo.
Brock. The Board is the same as that of last
year. and has not as yet organized.
The stockholders voted to increase the capt.
tai stock 100000
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PROBABLE STOLEN TEAM.-Last Saturday a
man, accompanied by a woman and child,
came to the American House with holse and
sleigh, and put up, saying that he came from
Yarmouth. Mr.. Dodge, the landlord, sent the
team to the stable of Mr.. George Rose. Soon
afterwards the man called and took the robe
and harness and probably disposed Of them,
and in the evening took himself off together
with the woman and child. The horse and
sleigh still remain at Mr.. Roses stable, and it
is supposed they were stolen, or hired at Lew
iston, as a team is understood to be missing
from that CITY.
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INTERN Ar1orA1 STE Ausu1p conpANy.--Th

iNlEhNAIlONAL STEAMSHIP SOmEA A. N"~
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the IL
ternatiop*l Steamship Company was heid "''
Wednesday. The following Board OF Diree-
tors was elected:
John B. Coyle, Samuel E.. SPRING 1. =.
Hersey, Henry B. Hart of Portland; A Mel.
Seeley of st. John, N. b.
7. C. Hersey, Esq. was reelected President
and Fl. J. Libby, Esq. Secretary and Treas
urer.
Tho three Steamers are all in good order
and have made 203 passages during the year
without any serious damage to them, although
!, has been the most perilous season ever
known by this company. There has been no
loss of life, nor any accident to any passenger.
For the first time, through the efforts of this
company steam communication has been kept
open between Eastport and Calais, by the
steamer Queen. Also from st. John to Wind.
sor, Pictou and Halifax by steamers to Annap-
oils and thence by rail.
The winter steamer from the Provinces is
bringing large quantities of fresh fish for the
Boston and New York markets.
The affairs of the company have been ably
managed, and to the satisfaction of the stock
holders. The second steamer will be put or
the route sometime in March,
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Look OUT FOR PIcKPocKETs.-In the crowd
yesterday at Atlantic wharf landing, waiting
to go on board the fleet, three ladies had their
pockets picked, one of them losing 800, anoth-
er $40 and the third eight dollars. Attempts
were made upon others, but, so far as we could
learn, without success. There is gang of fin
ished pickpockets among us, and people should
be careful in going into crowds to leave their
valuables in q safe place.
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FEMALE PICKPoCKETs.-Yesterd afternoon
a number of ladies on board steamer return.
ing from a visit to the Monarch, found that
they had been relieved of their purses. Sus
picion fastened upon two strange women on
board and they were taken into custody, and
on being searched considerable money was
found on them but no port-monaies. These
were afterwards found dropped in several parts
of the vessel. When the steamer arrived at the
wharf the women were handed over to the po.
lice, who took them to the station, and handed
them over to "Mary," the female attendant, fol-
a more thorough examination. Their names
have not been ascertained. One is about %
years of age and the other apparently 30 OF
more. They are quite ladylike in appearance
and sported splendid gold watches and chains
heavy gold bracelets and diamond rings.
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CoNcERT.-Mrs. Jennie Jones and her music
club, of Morrill's Corner, gave very pleasant
concert at the Universalist Church in that
place on Wednesday evening last The audi
ence was a very large one, and the varied pro-
gramme, consisting of music and dialogues
proved highly entertaining Miss Ada Cary
of Gorham, sister of Miss Anna Cary, the can
tatrice, now in Europe, displayed the rare quail
tiles of her fine voice, and Miss Eta Ring pre-
sided at the piano forte with great ability. Mrs
Jones has great reason to pride herself on the
success of her concerts which have fully sus-
tanned her excellent reputation as a music
teacher. w.
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By our marine report it will be noticed that
the steam propeller Ceptipede has arrived here
from Philadelphia. This is the second iron
vessel built in this country for the sole and
only purpose of carrying coal, and this being
her first voyage here will naturally create
some interest, from the fact that probably but
short time will elapse before our entire coal
Will be brought by this method. Certainly not
very comforting to owners Of coasters. The
eons'gnee, Mr.. Jos. IT Poor, states to us that
the coal is OF the irst order and bought at a
wonderful bargain. We no doubt it is so, and
that MI. T. will extend the same to his numer-
Gus friends.
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WEST INDIES.
uba.

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HAVANA, Jan. IA telegram has been re-
ccelved from Nuevitas and is published in the
journals of this city, announcing that General
Puello has arrived at Baya, a town few miles
from that city. The Diaro says that Gen. Pu-
clio carried with him but eight days provis-
ions. The Vose de Cuba demands that train
be Immediately sent to Nuevitas for the pur-
pose of taking the troops of Pueblo to Puerto
Principe,
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CentralRailrOad
OF IOWA. q
Seven Per Cent. Gold
First MortgageBonds,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,
AT IS and Accrued Interest.

MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING
THEIR GOVERNMENT BONDS WHILE
THE PUEMIUM IS STILL LARGE (as the
Treasury has promised. to bay thirteen mil
lions in December) AND fEINvESTIN TIE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD of IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOUT ONE-THIRD MORE IN
TEREST. THE TIME To MAKE SUCH
REIMBURSEMENT is phsls the Treasury %
buying, and Governments are at a premiun.
THE ROAD DOES NOTRUN THROUGH
A WILDERNESS, where it would have to
wait years for population and business, but
through the most thickly settled and product
i've agricultural counties in. the State, which
gives each section large traffic as soon as com
pleted.
1t runs through the great coal fields Of
| Southern Iowa to the North where coal is tn
dispensable and must be carried
| 1t runs from the great lumber regions of the
North, through district of country which 10
destitute of this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers LoaR
and Trust Co., of n. Y, and bonds can be Is
sued only at the rate of $4,000 per mile, or on
ly half the amount upon some other roads.
|
and for the payment of interest.
The New York Tribune says "this is a SPLEEN
did enterprise, and deserves the most ibera!
| aid"
The New York INDEPENDENT says, ave know
the Central Railroad of Iowa is one of the
great and good works of the age. Its Direc-
tors include many of our leading bank presi-
dents and other gentlemen of high character,
who have means enough to build two or three
such roads out of their own pockets, so that all
its affairs will be ably as well as honestly man
| aged. The Central of Awa will be TO that
State what the New York Central is to this,
| except that it runs through a far richer coun-
| try. We therefore recommend the Central
Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence in their
value. Tie truth is, that First Mortgage OF
| $4,000 per mile upon a road running through
such country cannot be otherwise than safe.
First Mortgage Bonds for so small an amount
upon road running through such rich and
already well-settled part eff Iowa, can well BE-
recommended as perfectly safe as we'll as very
profitable investment. Pamphlets, with map.
may be obtained, and subscriptions viii b
received in Portland by
SWAN 81 BARRETT.
Corner Middle and Plum Streets,
| and in New York at THE COMPANY'S Of
FICE, No. 80 PINE ST., at the BANK OE
NORTH AMERICA, "A WALL st.
| Bonds sent tree. Parties subscribing through
local agents oiu look to them for their safe deltr-
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
w. II. sHACTUCK,
TREAsURER
jan5dluisSw
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Municipal Court.


JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-State by E. G. Bolton, hbellant, v:
Liquors seized on the premises of Ernest Ponce
No person appearing to claim them they were de
clared forfeited to the city.
State vs.. Luke Smith. Larceny of buffalo robei
robes from the stable of Mr.. j. w. Robinson. Ne
spondent discharged.
N. Cleaves. W. L A''
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NJ c. NJ A-The Maine Charitable Mechan'
ic Association will join the funeral solemnities
to George Peabody, and will hold a meeting
tomorrow evening for the purpose of making
all the necessary arrangements for the occa
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Capitalization is called to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Jackson & Eaton, who offer a
complete line of anthracite Goals at low prices
delivered in any part of the city. Their coal
elevator on High street wharf is a capital af-
fair for loading cars with great dispatch,
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LONDON, JAM 27-1l.15 A. M.--Consols 92a for
money and account.
American securities-Unted States l5-20's 1862
coupons, SCI; do 1865, old, s6f; do 1897 s55; U 5
10 4Us SiI. Erie shares Is; Illinois Central shares
1903; Atlantic 81 Great Western shares 25i
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-11.15A. M.-Cotton steady
sales IL, 900 bales; Mddling uplands lid; Mid
ding Orleans 115d. Corn 27s Cd. Pork lO2s 3d.
Lard 74j.
LONDON, Oct. Iii P. M.-American securities
quiet. United States eos 1862, 81; 1865, old SCI
Stocks quiet; Erie LIT.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-1 P. M-Lard firm Flour
2ls.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 27-1 P. M.-United States
5-20s active and firm at 81.
LONDON. Jan. 27-4.30 p. M.-Ihe Increase in the
Bank OF Eng and was eS6,OOO sterling since last
Thursday. Consols closed at 9zs tor money and ac-
count.
American securities United States 5-20's 1862
81 do 1865 old, s6b; do 1867, s6s, Stocks steady
Erie shares 1s Illinois Central shares, 103 Great
Western 20.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-430P. M-Cotton outlet and
steady; Middlng upiands lid; do Orleans Ilt q
I'D; sales 1900 bales for export and speculation.
LONDON, Jan. 81 Evening. -Linseed Oil frmer
and closed at 81 francs.
FRANKFORT. Jan. 27-Eyening United States
5-20's closed fiat at 9l3
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PATENTs.-The following patents have been
granted to citizens of Maine during the week
ending January 18th: c. P. Kimball, Port
land, seighs Charles W. johnson, Richmond
carriage jack; O. S. Coffiu, Harrington, litter
for kitchen use
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DIVORCE CAsEs-On the docket of the SUI
preme Judicial Court, for this county, there
are forty cases of divorce. Eight of them were
entered at the present term-five by wives and
three by husbands.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will of
JOHN CURTIS. late of Portland,
in the county of Cumberland, deceased, and taken
upon mself that trust by giving bonds as the law
dire is. All persons having demands apop the es-
tate of said deceased, required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, JR.,
Executor.
Portland, Dec. q, 1862 jan10dlaw3w
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New Advertisement this Dss.
suureme judicial Court.

JANUARY TERMINATION j., PRESIDING:
THURspAY-Solomon L. Tenney, hbellant, vs.
Georgianna Tenney. Libel for divorce. Cause, de-
sertion. Hearing was had and decision postponed.
W. H. vinton for libellant. No appearance for libel
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NEW YORK.
THE TAX ON CIGARS

New York, Jan. PA committee OF the
National Tobacco Association has gone to
Washington to lay the grievances of the to-
bacco and cigar men before Congress. They
will present petition asking that section 81
of the internal revenue act of July Goth, 1862
be expunged and the tariff of three dollars per
pound and fifty per cent. ad valorem be en-
forced on all imported cigars.
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this afternoon, New South Carolina bonds were in
demand and advanced to 7st bid with no bonds offer
ed under 80, New North Carolnas rose to 25 and
Loui :iana levee 6's to 49, Other changes were not
important.
Stocks this afternoon heavy. 1t is stated that
the Chicago and Northwestern Company intend to
issue S72O00O per cent. consolidated convertible
first mortgage bonds in the place OF 600 600 equip
ment bonds in the sinking funds OF the company
ture this year. No official notification has been sent
TO the Stock Exchange in regard to the matter The
latest quotations for Pacific Railroad mortgages were
e54 to Sc; for Unions GU GO for land warrants
aha ~ to 20 Tor Centrals. At P. NJ the market
closed unsettled at the following quotations:
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New York stock and Money ur.ru.,

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.- The Money market re-
mains easy at to per cent. collateras although
there was little more activity at intervals during the
afternoon. Prime business notes wanted at Z to
10 per cent. There was considerable doing to-day
In the way of loaning national bank notes tree of in
for five or ten days when the borrowers agreed
to return the amount in legal tenders Foreign Ex-
change quiet at 1891 for long and 1898 for short sight
bills. The Geld market was weaker this afternoon
closing at 1z19. Carrying rates were H. and 81
per cent. Governments closed steady at the follow