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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No.
Sooth Second street, has OF the largest and mos
attractive stocks of all kinds Of Jewelry and Silver
ware In the city. He has also on hand fine assort
ment of fine American Western Watches. Thos
who purchase at this store at the present time arr
certain to get the worth of their money
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II any voter can read the above figures, and not
be convinced that Mr.. Bunn's nomination was one
Of the best that could have been made he must
be more dull of comprehension than mankind gene
rally. ELEVENTH DISTRICT
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FALL OvERCoATs.-A Fine Assortment, Dsry cons-
irritable tn place Of the Linen Duser, for travelling at
this season. Prices moderate.
Halt,eag 0et,Oeen BHNTGTT TGwr$ a 60; ggo;,
Fifth and Si1th streets. No ste Me- nH naLn, e,
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THE model Upholstery Store Of Philadelphia,
ALBERTsON a. CO.'S, No. 1435 Chestnut street.
"SPALDING's GLUE" handy and useful.
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SEA Moss FARRE from pure Irish Moss, for Blan
Mango, Puddings, Creams, Custards, etc. etc. tn
cheapest heathiest, and most delicious food in tn
world.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Hals-past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Jan. 2s--s p. N

FRIDAY, jan 2s-sP.M
AsuEe-Receipts, pkgs For pot there was moderate
demand at steady prices. Small sales 81 25
81 bo Pearl were dull and nominal at 80 Is 50 u.s.
BEEsWAx-Tradc was dull there being no demand except
for small lots, which selling at 36c &c., according to
quality
BUILDING MATrRiALsThe market for almost all articles
coming under this heading exhibited no change OF
quence Prices generally steady Eastern spruce was
moderately dealt in tho offerings were not large prs
vious prices prevailed especially for good choice
which sought after than other kinds The
sales amounted to 500 feet at prices ranging
from SIS to S9l. Lath steady at 81 60, n.
which price there sales to . fair extent
Rosendale cement steady at So, with a fair
demand. Lime moderately active and prices were
steady at VI 30 for common and 2 lump. Bricks were
quiet but unchanged In value. We quote:-New Jersey,
Ssal 81; North RIVER 80 90; Philadelphia front, $40
~42 and Croton, GlS a 80
CoRpAGE steady a, 23c 24c. for Manila, l7c for
arred Hnssia i9c for sisa rope and 2lc for Russia
rope.
CoCoAWe heard of sales beyond those previously re-
Tor Gnayaqul In bond CSC. DC DO for Maracabo do
CooPERAGE SIoch.--Wi,h fair demand the market
~ knds was firm az the following quotations Sugar shocks,
80 men heads W ~ So 81; do SIS do SO s3 10
90, Se9 rum Do ~ - IS 81; hoops ii feet $is $50;
CoTToS.The demand from all was light nd only
moderate business WAS contaminated, and the
weak NJ yettefsys quotations. the offerings The
sales were fu bales OF which $50 EXPORT 5l6
spnnn iuo on speculation and 100 Ia ansit For
u!e deery inc market was comparatively quiet and the
sales were generally at lower prices There we're sold
n0 bales nasa low midlng for February Axe 100 do
for January ut 20 tc., 100 February J do for
March and 100 do for may private terms do for
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sature OF New York had no right TO interfere with
Una. contract II had NO right TO say that the
% saken which could psrayze the rights
n the citizens IN using as public street forever.
the company to dig a tunnel through Broadway was
violation OF tho original existing contract. In
TINS case company claimed that II had acquired
rant 70 certain public property, put II was viola
uon OF the constitution that could not DO sustained
VI what nature was the purpose OF tnis tunnelf IL
Transit Company was not public corporations; ts
business was not TO carry passengers. II was pr-
va.e corporation claiming the right TO carry pas.
sehsef5, and 70 carry them for life. IL might DO
argued That II was pubic convenience and a.
Well TOO, might be claimed that an express or hotel
was pubic use, but 1t was only 40 to those
VINO could pay forts advantages. public use was
opcn W al the public gratis sucn as pubic street,
conducted himself properly, could enjoy the use OF
II. AlthOugh this company might OF some con-
senicnce II was nevertheless private concern and
nau no rght 70 take private property set apart Tor
pubic nse Counsel then referred to the title under
Wnicn broadway was acquired, and submitted tina,
me legislature had no right whatever 10 apply the
pubic street even as a railroad, Tor IL was ncon-
sstent with the laws Of the constitution regulating
pmDhc pun proDerty. Tne act endowing the company
WAS utterly VOID, US taxing private purposes and
vloalihR tne contract practically existing between
the adjacent owners and the city authorizes.
counsel Tor the defendants then replied at some
ien9tl referring particularly 10 the charter granted
70 sue company, which, as the plaintins admitted,
exercise OF the powers with which they had been
invested by the act OF the Legislature. The ques
ton was whether they had right 10 exercise their
powers as against the Corporation, which mad been
confessedly o legislative enactment. The Corpora
tion claimed that they were absolute owners OF
Broadway but qualified their ownQrship by saying
Unable term After calling attention to the acts
under winch the company was organized, counsel
prQSfe10d 10 review the title OF tile city TO this
Street, and c0ntended that the Corporation Was en-
trely subordinate to the state Legislature any act
PASSED by which was law throughout the state The
Corporation was under the control OF the Stale
Legislature
After some further argument the hearing OF the
case was adjOuI ned until this morning.
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CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were the closing prices OF stocks at
the last session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton
651 q 81; Cumberland, 341l 35; Western Union
80; Quicksilver, 1917 IA; Mariposa SO a o; do.
preferred. ls1s q 1s4; do. certificates 45 a Al;
Pacific Mall, 40K 40sS; Boston Water Power,
Is q 1871; Adams Express, 6314 q 63,l; Wells Fargo
Express, ooE; American Express 39sa a SIN; United
States Express, 52a bid; New York Central consoll
dated, o52s 95sS; do, scrip, 924 02}s; Harlem.
1888 . 1Ao. Erie 231s 231a; do. preferred 40 A;
Reading. 05i4 95H; Michigan Central, 1174 lls;
Lake Shore SAX s41s; llinois Central 1885, Clevc-
land and Pitrsburg, OIL Chicago and Northwestern,
72 72h; do. preferred S4,l s43S; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, 74 a 7.1S; Milwaukee
and st. Paul, 72s a 72as; do. preferred, s6]s O
S6A: Toledo and Wabash, SO a 5z3{; do, preferred,
II u; Fort Wayne, $50 ssH; Alton and Terre
Haute, 20 ai23; Delaware ana Lackawanna, l04K
los; New Jersey Cen raj. 974s; Chicago and Alton,
l<4a 145; do. preferred, 144 li6; Morris and Essex
66 81; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 1oi2l l05is; do
preferred 1o2 q los; Dubuque and sioux Guy 1902;
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central 1G a o I856.
GOVERNMENTS ACTIVE AND STRONG.
There was an active investment demand for the
nvetwenties OF all the issues which kept prices
strong despite the weakness and decline IN gold. In
the government list the feature was, however, an
advance OF about Half per cent in the currency
bonds, which enjoyed the effects OF both good de-
mand aud the enhancement OF grecpback values by
the yielding In gold. The following were the closing
street prices for the various government secUriies:
United states carrency skies, lli2s ill9s; do.
1881, registered, 11ss 1ls4; do. do. coupon, 1857
1lsH: do. tve-twenties, registered MAY and NOvem-
ber, il5h all6&; do. do, 1862 coupon, do. 1854
1le; do. do, 1884, do. do, 1l5ia 1l5A; do. do.
1896, do. do, 1l5'S 1l52S DO. do. registered
n IA
DO, 1l4,s 1l4s do. do., 1867 do do lla4 u li4%;
40. do 1853 do. do, 114A nag; do. ien-iori,es,
registered ll21a HEX; do. do. coupon, ll2gS o
lis.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.
IN Southern securities the feature was q snaro aa.
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Porto Rico Refining grades.

Porto Rico Refining grades. cs..-.......... ~ lcas
,.DsoIy - lV.
heard OF no business
sALTIhe market for Ill kinds quiet. there being
only moderate demand and, as holders generally
ANXIOUS 70 rsaihs prices were heavy though not quoAty
ren.
sKISsThe market for both goat and dull, the
demand continuing light and prices were generally heavy
we 6 heard % no sales q m1ms We
fSss:; Yer. sruz soo soa BSsno: Ayres 45c soc
ency; DesrHonduras 43c per ib Vera CRUZ Axe Gem
o Anssaa anSos.ara Trimmed s o =. np saa msd 4' sa
SHOT was but unchanged In value Drop quoted
sac, and buck sslc
SEfDs.- -Lnsecd dull and further sales
ported prices were nominal at W 10 ~ l7 gold, duty
paid Grass were slow sale but unchanged value. We
$685.
TALLow.-The demand moro active and prices
steady at former quotations There disposed OF O0u
Ids AZ vac. i0Ac. tor common 70 prime city.
TobAooo.-kentucky slow OF SALE the demand being
small and prices Tor grades rather In favor or
buyers The sales confined TO l50 hhds. Mt &C. lac
Both seed ea and Spanish dull but held for full
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Apr $780, 100 DO for Nay :. lslss. and 100 for

CorrER-Amcrican insot WAS In better demand and
higher the market cosing ut axe, cash, for all kinds.
There sold ao0O 1bs on the spot and for de-
livery, Al 2lt9c.
CASnLEs slow OF there being demand except
for small lots but there change TO note IN prices
Western and city adamanne were quoted i6c &C. sperm
4oc and patent soc.
CorFkE-Rlo was in good demand and firm, and sales
effected OF G6lD bags Leopoldne, 1896 do.
l.. L. squires, and ss7S do. EmiIe on private
terms For other kinda the market was quiet, bu!
far d. l44c, lbac; good do, Itt4e lsAc.; prime
Java, 2ohc. 22c singapore lsc Isc Ceylon, IKE.
1876. AaracaiDo, lsc le5ac; Laguayra l64c. lsc.
Jamaica, i5c 7c Costa Rca, l4ac. l9c Maua l6c.
lsc; Mexican, l5c. lsc, and Savanla, l6c lS1c-al
gold. duty paid.
DYRwoops.- considerable INQUIRY for logwood
for export, and holders In
quence ST. Domingo and Jamaica ogwood quoted at
xlb $l5 So, gold west Lima wood $50 currency
Cuba fustio $zs g. $780, gold other kinds do, $6 l6 5o
ana camwood $l 50, gold.
FLOUR AMP 6 6GRAis-Recepts ass bbls. nonr 1890 bags
cora meal 1873 bushels wheat $500 do 70l4
The market for stats and Western -four dull and
nearly all grades tended In favor OF buyerthOugh hold
ers Of low extra state wcrocomparativey their
There some inquiry for State export shippers
bid low. The sales $500 bbs Southern our
demand only moderate prices were heavy
Sales b0U bnls. Rye flour dull heavy Saiss 800
b6s Corn pcai remained dull and heavy Sales l50 bb.
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vance n the South Carolinas, which advanced to
s5 for the old and so for the new bonds both
being recently interest OF three per cent In c0in
A prominent broker reports the transactions In
these bonds at balf million dollars within the
past two days. all being in request for transInssion
to Columbia for deposit with the Comptroller ~
collateral security against the policies the various
insurance companies doing business IN South Caro-
lima virginias were higher. The Tennessees were
weak ana lower North Carolinas we're active and
advanced Loulsanas were steady and q shade
better for the levee s.xes. The following were the
latest street prices for the Southern list:fennes-
see, ex coupon, 53h 6ss1; do, new, 40 46,s; do.
fve per cent, 40 AZ; Virginia, ex coupon, 57h
6S do, new, 63 65; do. registered stock, AK 40;
do, registered 1885, SO o 81; do, registered 1867
55 68; Georgia skies, so 81; do, sevens 92 "a;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 4115 AZ; de-, new, 26h
25ai; Missouri skies. 90ls 81; DO, Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 01 a 93; Louisiana SKIES, 6S 70;
40. levee skies, o. e5; do. do, eights, II 70;
Alabama eights, 93h q "a; do fves, SO a 63; South
Caroiina skies s4 IS; do. skies, new, 79z so; do.
skies, registered stock, 20 Is; City OF Memphis
skies, Asa 80; do. Atlanta eishts IS a 81; 40.
Savannah sevens, "a SO; do. New Orleans cons0Is,
81 II; do railroad issues, 6s o 10; Mobile and Ohio
sterling, 691a III do. eights 81 a 81; Mississippi
Central Railroad, first mortgage 70 49, 90. second
mortgage, 54 SO; Memphis and Charleston. nrst
mortgage, SO sa; do. second mortgage, 7s 75 do.
stock, 40 a AZ; Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed, 81 80.
MONEY EASY.
Among the government houses the rate on call
was easy at four to five per cent, but most OF the
stock houses paid six In new transactions and just
before three O'Clock, some tardy borrowers readily
paid seven. The increasing volume or speculation
at the Stock Exchange is beginning TO absorb more
OF the idle capital which has found Its way into all
street since New Years. Commercial paper was IN
demand ag ratss Iest quoted Ss@s sa9gy time "g!!s.
edged" notes are said to nave been done at even less
than seven per cent but the transactions are as yet
30 few as hardly TO be quotable.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was fairly active, but rates lower by an eighth
per cent, despite the demand for to-morrow's
steamer. Rates ranged as folows:-Sterllng, sixty
days, commercial, 1854 . los14; good to prime
bankers, l0s2. 100; short sight, 1O91s q 1925; ;
Paris, sixty days, 5.2l4 5.l7a; short sight, 5l6t4
a 6.l5; Antwerp, 5.2l4 5.17n; Switzerland, 52I1
5.l71s; Hamburg, 355s 361S; Amsterdam, 40h q
4oH Frankfort, 4o1s o 4oS; Bremen, 49,. u 79x;
Prussian tha'ers, 7osl a TN.
THE s.g:rREAsuky r REPORT;
Ihe following SHOWS tne results o. so.day's busi-
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was very uul ana lower. Very little
splss sas wsna ws. nominal aas Sses e pqSh
s ai bsr nsues were exceptional and coad not 30 da
Is for aoss No. as9q:
and ss IS = cssso s%s:T Tans
we @ S ss n Pr, "r .. ad 1ners
store, 81 70 ior Old white Western, 81 os 81 oo for
white and yellow southern sse y Tor jersey new and SC
mand but at lower prices There were sold $4,000 bushels
Pennsylvania ana Jersey toc 6lc for State Rye
dull and nominal u u Tor Western ~ barley there were
sold 50U bushels fourrowcd State nj 81 Barley malt
FnEailrsIhe market was dull and rates were generally
heavy nominal The demand for vessels for
moderately hui rmness
pool per steamer 5000 bushels 50, $50 bales
10 S1s & 40 * S pos Il M G & go At ,oos % 3d.
wosa 3, 2. aud 60 hhds Tobacco @ cat az aos lhe charter,
sssS ssE 5 @ @ ;s nj 'ss; s s:s
hence for the same voyage sugar At eaTk to the n6fth
ss rea s pat 10 e @s s s With S
bbs peiroenm Bremen sars, si5 tons, to australia gene
cargo and North csan bark 80 tons from port the
GCNsIrs were rner bag being quoted at l7c. lsc and
cloth at 29c SIC. Sales 40 bales bags a. l7,9c.
HAY-ihe demand was moderate and prices were steady
NJ 9qSrs q sos sres not previously repS.sd
ilc ana Tampico Ike ali so in bond ''''' ''-''
entirely confined to small lots supply Immediate
OF brewers Holders, however were ndposed to elect
quoted. ut i5c . CSC. ~ "''
IReNfhe business In Scotch pig and prices were
steady, especially for Eglinton which demand
The saies Wsfs 600 tons Eglinton ct .S3a 60
x33 and LOO do, from yard, ut 1884. Gengar-
mock, eY ship, was dnolod at S33 81. American
was slow Of SALE the demand being light prices
tinued to rule In favor OF buyers Salcs loo No
&S4 25 closing at about Y3t 5v for No. $Si for
No. q Refined dull and nominal at $s3 90. Rails
were quiet lower; American quoted x76,
rency, and English at $40 10 x56 gold double
headed rails and 81 do light wrought scrap sold
private terms
LEAD guc. but unchanged in value Ordinary foreign
was quoted 10 20 so 2Ilp. gold.
LBArnER.-Ihe demand Tor hemlock sole was good, but
business restricted considerably by tc scarcity
sraple lots of all kinds The receipts free, but the
Ia Decreasing. OAK dull but unchanged, while rough
trlne active. We append the current quota
tton3:-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
WALL STREET,
W MIL oThEET,
FRIDAY, Jan. 2e--6 +. M.

FIRDAY, Jan. 26-,6 r. NJ. /
The operators I'm the Gold Room have been on the
bear SIDE since the reaizarons OF the past few days.
and the absence OF clique support has rendered
GoL3 HEAVY
The highest price D-day was III ~, but with tho
lower quotations fr exchange, which was run up
IN the early part G the week to stinen gold for the
purpose OF sellMg, the market became heavy. and
the price fell eventually to l2lE, Its decline being
Asslsted by reports that the government IN the
February programme OF gold sales would greatly In
crease tie amount In order to repenish the meagrc
currercy balance now In the Treasury. The chief
0urhiatiOna were na fOllOWs:--
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THE REMAINS or GENERALS ROUSSEAU AEp WAT.
EiNS.-1he bodies OF the late Generals Rousseau and
watkins are on "Wednesday 10 Dc paced on BOARD
or tfe steamer Richmond for Transportation To
Louisville for tinal nterment. Mrs. Rousseau Is to
precede the loyea remains OF her husband and SON
ln-iaW by rail-. She VIII, we understand, make
Louisville hereafter ner place OF residence guarding
the nallowcd dust OF hlm who was SO dear TO her IN
ie.--Net1 orleans times IAN 23
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32c S2Hc do. for Banca, and 2sc. do for English we
heard OF no sales In plates the wa eQaJ prices
WooL.-There ia fair business doing fleece the de.
mand being almost entirely from manufacturers. and the
market sron, especially Tor the fine grades, which still
tract attention than the other qualities In pulled wool
good business doing prices not differing materially from
Jhose during the rst Of the though there
Is rather hrmness In the market Texas moderately
active steady prices California In fairly active the do
mand being principally Tor the medium grades but busi
is restricted to considerable extent by tho In
creased trmnoss OF holders For foreign there
Is inquiry, but the sales light. The
tu particulars OF the auction yesterday appeared In
last ssue The saes 900 lbs. ecce 3c 5fc., In
cudng 5O0o lbs ohio Virginia Ac within tho range 09
tub washed at 54e 10000 Ohio at 5Oc Bic at
and SIC Sac. for Xxx and labovo, 2Ju00 secured
G0c. n 81, lOU00 Canada colnbing private terms
also 10000 lbs. pulled, at 85o. Age. Tor super aud
taslt an 'SssS soo b. Saiara 2I'S e Hss M
ter Price for very ne and ac 2c for fall the outside
price for choice) 10000 lbs Texas for bury
medium including lv0O0 los. private OF foreign
there sod 10000 lbs. Coriova loc and
l5,100 Xxx Mestixa on private terms.
WHALEBoNE quiet and heard OF sales
Prices heavy and nominal ut &c., gold, for Arctic and
Northwest and 75c, do, for South
WHA,EfoQTs were duh and nominal at Sc. a &c. for
hleaDa.a s.a saa ::ahseehsl
WHisKLY-Receipti, 1875 tbs The market dun and
prices Sales made o lou bbs al 99c.
Ill U2-ciosing at about 81 for Wholesale lots.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

FIQuEr--rRrBrT.--On Thursday January q. By
the iev David Mitchell. d. d., q. JEROME FlouEr 10
EMEiNE b., Only daughter Of Samuel TriDit, Esq,
all of tnS city. No cards.
HARRiNGToS-FLOYD.--AtB Brooklyn, on wedncs.
DAY, the 10th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Paddock rector
OF st. Peters church, DANIEL j. w. HAgRINGros.
NJ d., TO FANNIE FLOYD, tnlrd daughter OF tue late
Captain George Floyn.
HINRiCHs-KONs BERG.--On Thursday, January 81,
Dy Kew. FL II. Canfeld. Rev. Dr. Bancroft cliica;ng.
ALBERT THEODORE HINEICHs 10 ANNIE M. RoSN-
BERG Ut Christ church, Brooklyn.
QUiNBY-GAHN.-At Carmel, Putnam county on
Wednesday, January 70, by the Rev. Carson w.
Adams. GEORGE M. QUINBY, OF New YORK city, TO
MARY d., daughter OF Henry A. Gam. No cards.
SPENcRR-TH0MAs.--n Rochester, N. Y, on
Thursday, January 27 by Rev. ID. X. Bartlett
JAMES q. SPENCER of New York, To Miss ISABEL
NJ daughter Of w. II. Thomas, Esq, OF Rochester
No cards.
SPRouIL-MooRE.-0 Thursday evening, January
~, by the Rev. Dr. Burchard, JUHN I. sSrRot III 70
Miss EMMA L. MOORE, all or this city. No cards
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Died.

BEDELi--0n Thursday evening January Y, An
DREW BEDELi., aged ~ gears, months and dhys.
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invited
to attend tue funeral. from Ms late residence. 2J2
Gold street, Brooklyn, TINS Saturday Afternoon, at
O'Clock.
BUsKIRK.--On Friday. January -, CHARLES VAN
BUs9IRk. III tho 29.a year OF his age, OF Erightis
disease OF the kidneys.
HIS friends aud relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, 100
Varch street, on sunday afternoon. at two o'cCcs
BUTLER--On Thursday. January q, MICHAEL
EDWARD BUTLER, ESD, aged Is years. o native OF
Dublin, Ireland.
Dublin papers please copy.
CuADBoUgNEOn Thursday. January y, :. W.
CHADBouRNE, aged ~ years, months and 10 days.
The relatives aud friends VI the family are invited
10 attend the funeral services, mis- late
l2B East Forty-irst street on sunday afternoon aL
nafpast one O'Clock. The remains will be taken to
North Berwick, Me. for interment.
CO1MBK.in Brooklyn. on Thursday January ~
JAMES CooMBr, printer, In the 18th year OF hs age
NOTICE. The New York Typographical Society are
requested to attend the funeral OF JAMES CooNBs
from the congregational church, corner STATE and
HoJt streets, Brooalyn, on Sunday afternoon, Jan
uary 10, at three O'Clock.
CHARLES McDEvIrT, President
THOMAS g. FAULKNER, Secretary.
C0NaEy.-suddenly, ON Wednesday. January 70.
ANNA MARIA. wue OF Peter Coarcs larmsriv "s
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Cash GOLD was heavy, and holders paid from seven
70 nvs per cent to have their balances carried over
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
Y0ll0ws:-
Gold cleared. s42 AL 900
Cod balances. L7i9, l0l
currency pNanoeS. ................ 2,l03,2 20S
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b. 4. " X. o.. CtiforSia. Oyfgoao, &c.
Light .......- 29c. Soc. 29c. 2ec .lc.
Middle. 29hc. SIC. 29e. a29Gc. Csc. ao9c.
Heavy 29sxc. ayc. y1c. n 29c. &c.
Good eaui'ged. 27c. 2sSc. 26c aUHc Csc a27c.
Poor damaged, al Lads Zoe. &C.; rough light, 3c.
40c; MIDDLE and heavy, 3)c. a. 3sc
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The extreme fluctuations OF the leading specu!a
tive stocks are given IN the following table OF tn
highest and lowest prices OF the day