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HAPS AND MISHAPS.

VIM. Stevens. are 0, fell into the North River
SATURDAY canalboa at the foot of west FO''' and vas
Burglars broke into Friend Pitts fancy goods
No 3 Broadway carly on Saturday and stole worth oil
John Cotter, age 80. of Hicks and Atlantic sts.
Brooklyn suddenly Saturday at No loo frons where he WI"
employed as porter
general row occurred in Funks Park. Saturday.
at picnic Crystal Star Social CluO The police dispersed The
crowd and closed the place.
James Harvey. age II, of No. 159 East Thirtieth-
grossly intoxicated Saturday evening hallway aud was
taken to Bellevue Hospital
Max Golsteins tailor-shop on the first floor of No.
%a se es b. the he e soson Of uls lamp
William Rings dining saloon, No. 800 Washington,
By defective Cue. Insured q Brooilyn companies.
The body of an unknown man, age 40. feet
vas found Yesterday the East River of Pier No 49,
The Murray Hill Foundery, in East Thirty seventh
st. %.nS q Cock ;, he s asesn s an. SsSs Company
The Ferry boat Warren of the DivisiOn-ave. ferry.
while trip from Broadway D. Ga9d NewYork on sat
almost demolished. No Injured
Three children and servant of John A. Bartz, at
s fSS uaccS cu, from sac effects Of coal gas physician
summoned and the sufferers recovered
Capt Pinckney of the schooner Iron Age reported
YESTERDAY 70 the Police Elizabeth Washbun down
the foot Of Teenhst and The occupant young
drowned. Ills esp picked up
Thomas Mcclure of No. 1856 Forsyth-st. was shot
last evening in e cheek b an unAHTso %in S De T's mtg
the meek causing serious wOuna. The asssant escaped
The Coroners jury in the case of John II. Rehan,
who wss ko by explosion a the heater in the Combustion
Rnber In Twentyfouhs april 3D. rendered
dict SATURDAY they unable determine the Of the epo
Coroner Schirmer began an inquest Saturday in
Mary Mercy coOe who committed suicide by taxing NOR
OF George W. fennO at No 34 West
twenty Wednesday She had been employed but being needed
no look for another place She seemed
conversations she had told MIRA
Fenno lived unhpp with her husband BY whom she bad
him Deceased found WEDNESDAY ster
noon partially insensbe the Of No 500 West Twenty third
ana being Hospital died the following day The
further Investigation adjourned.
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THE TRIBUNE THANKED FOR EXPOSING VICE

As we have read during the last few weeks
THE NEwYoRK TRIBUSEs exposures of the chrii
haunts Of crimnaiy In that city, IL has been seVerai
times In our heart 10 express, behalf or the lovers Vi
righteousness thanks for its services III the expo
sure had been made, however rs II sometimes rs ~
public journals, IL would have deserved only repiopa
ton. An immortality may be- paradod ~ as 10 attfaV %
weak and stimulate the vicious; or may De
to make its patrons tremble and the pup. % \.
The former method ia that too generally auoP1i,
is only playing part In the common aran H.
The the style adopted by 1Iit iiibI M III
of the panel houses gtinDlln % "a. 80
cunning and degraded creatures VINO iS-,s
ton of fortune-teng The business OIL 1nS1 si,b
prey has been sadly unsettled by dis So that nearly
hi norIrayas m New York were poloed ny thas
extinct r1ce of beings known as inoortnsI,
Officers much mghtier havoc o, an with forebodings
and nut 10 their ws end. May the paralysis 'Ho' 'u''
he The nrrllle 10 "A PERMANENT deehh''
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PERSONAL.

Napoleon Ill has been offered loan of
fSOoo by lady. The London Court Journal says he
can easily borrow from 81 900 to sl,5Oo,Ooo
California is not in sympathy with transcen-
dentasm Emerson has delivered course of lectures
in San Francisco 20 good audiences but the newspapers
there unable 10 understand the dscOurses, wonder
why be does not what be means In plain English
Augustin Pouyer Quertier, who has had an
interview with Prince Bismarck is an extensive Rouen
cotton manufacturer and ardent Proteetonst He
opponent in the French Chamber OF the railroad ana
financial spectators.
The present delicate health of the Princess
of Wales is partially sscribed to shock to her
nervous system received by the catching fire of her
clothes when she was dressing Tor the BANQUET ~Gen
followed the wedding OF her sister, Louise one WE
slightly burned by the accident
Horace w. NewcOmb, said to be the wealthiest
citizen of Louisville and occupying high social posi-
ton there has recently obtained divorce from his wife
who has been for years inmate Of an insane asylum
such cause ever granted In KENTUCKY
Here is a model report of a recent Police
Court case:
Like many another fair before her,
She loved not wisely but too well
But when she chose her last adorer,
She might have known that Blood would tell.
The Emperor Alexander, in making Baron
B-unnow. the Russian ambassador at London, count,
wrote TO him as follows: For more than half century
Won have devoted your Jealous exertons TO the service
f throne and the country IN the diplomatic pIoIes-
SION And now with renewed proofs OF nv cohn1ehce
VOC have given fresh evidence of the devotion which mas
sSvays animated you in your eminent capacities"
A San Francisco letter says that that COM
nunty is mainly occupied just in laying wagers on
the probability Of Mrs Fairs executions that bets are
freely offered of with few takers, that she
will not hanged she herself is reported 10 De III no
VIE concerned about her fate The highest emotion OF
California seems TO express ltsclt In the IOrn oi DEB
which 70 older and saider society seems under the cir
Salmstances, not only distasteful but shocking
Ex-Consul Stillman writes to London jour
nal that Omar Pasha had nothing 10 do with suDduing
the Cretans in ls6567. "He came" he says, in the
opd year OF the war and remained about year, dur
ing which time be occupied himself mainly IN making
additions 10 and playing with ms pet par
tdges far the OF the army or ON board one OF
the ironelads his grand campaign being planned ana
executed by his stan, mainly by Dilayer Pasha PTus
sAnl who died In the crisis Of the attack on sphakia
and was succeeded interval by Mehinet An Pashs
Dethsr Prussian who commanded at the final suDlns-
Of the island, year after Omar mad been recalled
such disgrace that the Sultan refused to see nm on
his arrival Constantinople, aud he went into retre-
nent on his Estates
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ntchen the skeleton OF ugrown person. The house
has been occupied 10 years The skeleton only %
inches below the ssyfaoe
BRicGBros-The railroad designed tn connect this
place VIII The southern part OF the county VIII he
pusben forward with vigor IL will be 22} miles long.
extending from the depot Of the West Jersey Railroad 10
Port Norris, a. the mouth Of the Maurice River.
Seventy tuns OF iron have already arrived and it IL
pected that cara will bo running TO Farton in July
NEW BRUNswICK.-Bshop Odenheimer paid pastoral
visit ~ tho Epsc0paI churches yesterday and admins
tered tho rite OF confirmation In the morning at Christ
Church and In the evening at ST. Johns Chapel The
students OF the Senior and First Scientific Cas1s OF
Rutgcrs College start geological excursion under
PROF Geo H. Cook, State Geoogist, May H. They have
chartered steamer and propose to the shores
NJ Porit,n and Newark Bays, NewYork Harb1r Hell
Gate and the Passaic and Hackcnsaok Rivera
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mrs. Macready's second recital, on SATURDAY
afternoon steinway Hall, attended p xll Civ
her third entertainment next Friday, on Will
It is hoped she will be heard by large aSsem"1
The thirteenth performance OF svs mVeF ~
Tale takes place at Booths Theater ths evtnInE VI
All the dramatic attractions before the Popnc ths is
the most beautiful and 1t very With great
thusissm. -
Nessrs Newcomb anG Arlington's Minstrels
have already for themseSss soo8 poson ee
itself and made so Lively oy gay n0atle, come
Sewcomb and Arlington otter features this week
Persons interested in seeing all the theatrical
novelties which arise must perceive here divided
az Sbls's Rank at Lima Edwins, Used Up" at the
Fifthave Help" at the Museum, Mr.. Makayes dra-
matte lecture at Stenway Hail. and the Count Johannes
as Rsehard IN at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music, are
among the that invite attention this evening
More new plays are at hand. Col. w. s.
ooa has Written a s saEse&Sh TSs Is yeR
ture in very interesting ded, and one 20 which Col
S sTneS S' MaidocH and john II ewyR have
written military play, with reference TO the late war
Iot,s' a piece called "Constancy; and they are now
engaged on another drama, destined for Miss Agnes
Ethel
Kit or the Arkansas Traveller which will
played the first time in NewYork this evening at
Nbso Garden, will be presented with the following cast
Of parts:
Kit Rcdiins Mr. P ChantraS !sf T. PaTsOe
Ah stobbs Jack Alice Munie Madden
In tie Drsma-l8l0
Kit Rednx s. ChanfrAu Jerry Sleepers McMsnus
BOnfscs Capt Wheeler Mr. Foster
Nsb stobh> J. JACK ~ Cesar smith &c ~ Parsoe
ftroe II. ReDde Bakeepe Harris
TsRpe.... II G. Howard Alice Reding Rose Evans
w Butone Mrs W Stubb Miss Fanny
Hsrry Hotto Mrs Temple Miss Skerrttt
IL A. Weaver Frau Piders Mr. Dimmiok
Horizon" enters tonight ON the last week
~ its az the olympic Tbeater Next Monday, the
18th of May, Mr. Hayes viii bring out an entirely new
adaptation Of AnswOrth's novel Of Jack Sheppard"
Thk piece has been constructed expressly fit the
cot olympic Theater company. 1t consists Of pro
logue and four acts and IL deals with the salient points
NJ me well known story. New scenery has been painted
for the production by Mr. Hayes, and herein II Is de-
signed 90 reproduce some OF renowned pic
lures illustrating the novel. Jack Sheppard" will be
offered st the Olympic with the following cast:
l. Fox Jonathan Wild B. Studey
NJ Wood ROWrd Trenchad.. p Mordaunt
sheppard. Miss Ads HsAnd hneebODe h X lees1se
Dtrsu X. Mortimer MeudeI mr. Became
H. PeArsOnl
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OHIO.
REPLY TO DAVID A. WELLS.

Something more than week ago, Mr. David
A. Wells in passing through Cincinnati. stopped To de
er MA fnereaI views on financial prospects of the
Knitted States. On Thursday last just one week after
Mr. Wells had left the Hon. +. ID. Mansfield delivered
stunning reply which We extract the following com
nact summary OF the benefits which have already nc
crued from our present protective tariff;
l. We ask what s experience under our presen.
tariff Has il injured industry, obstructed commerce.
Oppressed any man or any interest Let us iook ~ ~
fairly. The simple truth is that no aet OF % under
Hamilton, Madison, Jackson, has ever been 80 siS
nally encient In promoting revenue. ii y ~
The gentlemen, who with most wonderful inlsnonti
call themselves Revenue RefOrmers. say they want
revenue tariff This is signally revenue tarlH LOOK
atiti
Increase Ofrevenne NJ,
In 1860 ....... SIS 900 cor In 1869 10 sei DooD
In 1864 ......... l02 0)s O0 In 1901 -.-. <lOOon
TwO-thirds enough 10 carry the Government pibnc
debt aud interest. and not dollar VI IL IoNcd On
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AQUATIC.
THE BOAT RACE At THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

THE BOAT RACE AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
ANNAPOLIS, May GA boat-race came off at 3
O'Clock this between the st. Johns College
and picked OF the mdshipmen OF the Naval Acad
emy Although II raining very hard there was a
large attendance OF ladies and gentlemen The distance
was three miles. Time Of the mdshpmen. - minutes IS
seconds; time OF the ST. Johns, Il minutes. When IN the
middle OF the Severn River the St Johns boat broke al
oar which gave the 10 the mdshipmen
YACHTING NOTES.
On Saturday Mr. Ashbury's yacht 1.-Two
her rst trial SAIL her companion on the occasion
being the yacht Gune The vessels sailed from Rye
TO Yarmouth and back going round the Nab light
Neither OF the yachts prepared for any contest The
Liyoiia sailed pretty well, and In some minutes
In advance the Guinevere. She must do great deal
more before she defeat the Sappho.
The new Schooner yacht Agnes, built for MIR.
Harvey of the brooklyn Yacht Club was launched from
Poilons yard Saturday. The Brooklyn Club now has
forty-three vessels In It's squadron.
The Harlem Yacht Club will have their
Spring regatta May Is.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Four cases of reapsiDg fever have occurred in
PhAdepha
The War Department has published the Ku-
Kgr bill "a general order 70 army onees
There was a severe snow storm Mount
Washington yssrdsy The velocity Of the wind beng % mites per hour
The Massachusetts State Police investigation
bToagbt and the matter no" resS VIZ" VIC bs"a
iatste The hesrng lasted q dsgE
The steamer Nebraska of the new line sailed
Australia and heNGaaBd on hanfdhr obs
yaAseugers gh freight and an Immense NAL
William X. WamOck. a well known dcttciNe'
Pocbs Nevada BY holding on nrI'Lrd pc
nine l tive 10 sheb ~ dispute IL bal o." PS' 10 voc
ss.asl Las Ssltiss "a tAs 'sHpY VI tie
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Slip News see Second Pag,.I


Steamship Is,sc Rel lakemsn Richmond CITY sed sod.
witb nda and p.s. to on Doniaioa Steamship Co
ri'h nfse' pas 10 Ih-in ct5n For Co -
Brig Rio ef ionoGi,ry 81 Fleming Csnfaegcsn ayr ~
bsrS Gnct toi S. J,ba b. Oio,uo Trd.d Cabs. 4, a.l'
Sheaa (of LayoeD Broseuh,w Santos u days sh csf
Zee to order; vessel to Geo Bailey Is Anchored 90 .he bar
shr Anna stevens Montgomery Jacksonville with lumber "
schr. Psu ard Thompson. Denny Georgetown. D. C.
scft Florence Bay oi New l9aiGa Bailey BA'"s d.'S ""
ser AeJone o Luc Dams Ks Francis II days with sugar :"
SehI Ricardo B,rro of Rrookha'en. Newton n'.nn' d''
Scb willie smith, sss.ua.h days. ia ballast to C. maHop
| Co
Schr Henry Finch Bunaen A'crs.ara
Schr Only Diughe iIeaiy, virgins
Scbr Magelss. IIazston Virgins.
Seh hea Orr Mtn Rio Jlnero March With cocc u master
hebr Harmon Curtis (oi haHrgt0nI Curtis Brwick Co. dsys
with lnnber TO Dodge & Co
Sch Luqa!e NnDsgG, N ST. Brooks. Benno'. II Day. 1A
Schr ]. !. fharo. S@Per, Georze'syspc s..r. .. .
d,,. Win lumber 10 81 A. wilder Son Co.
cIr Alice b. AM Baltimore Tor Bosom m on bo,ri the u
brig ON rs (Brl. recently wrecked Of the coast
BELOW.
Spanish schoolsbip Tsnger from - Is anchored On The Pr
DOMESTIC PORTS
Rorox NAV yc,nisy baks CbsrchH from GOVss
bug And G. b. Covert Cadf Arrived to-iy. STEAMSHIP, ns
reos New lOrk Mcclellan from Blu%ofe ASs IRON r sI
pore Bolivia wnne. Isabel from Buebo, AJtes SAsa nv"
.gT I Sssa .1 from S&r3sh iS afi 'TSs
CmaRLgsros Il May 7Arhved steamship south C;oSaa rev
Baltimore and Gfctnras for Nassau. N P. n, 49,. s.w
YORK sad bark - Dotnr Cleared YESTERDAY shp John buns '
Bremen AMI bsrr ]. NJ Morsles for Ilsyre . an, o...
EiskfAtp haSsN % n, s,,s Sns,nna Wr, Batenan Mn
Rice Arctic and Alasks No arrivals
FOREIGN PORTS.
Io.Dos av The Cunai steamship Gains, Can't m"iulJ hor.
April touee Queenstown lest eynnS ard Pfo
Liverpool The llsmsary ,tshPsp .
AMI proceeded to Hamburg.
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IN s.e iseiec; suxnCared socaic Ls1 snerg krF -
H. 81 Is lsD2Cte Potatoes quo. 81 1eSt Tsheu decns
own a" srss ppH ause Rse Hooey AMI Mses sesroe ~
highs - 1000
Shocks "s eeTss Is Empty HogAesds dali a. SlS h"sps-
No iemsnj.
Presh lining owing rps tannse for ell pos no asss
for Rurop n. Segsr 70 Northern southern ports tnt
sl0Sl25; Ho ead Sogsr To- - 500 S5 0I hossbesa hos
do
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-, s~s,rxnniing almost erery"hrrr os' e"1V'u'
a 49,, he, derrrssc Of ~ 10 % pr seht 20" sni
and reports s" - per o.at Osng TO We decrease 81
.,s, from sbroad AZ quotahon' are LfuV -, In a,
INorAgh demand the market hfos ss-efr H"s ~
a 10, dI0 the latter t ch" a$ Nos - N II
=, "a IA reals Mols.se. sugsr, Nos 70 ~ Wv Tn
az f n IA A "A lU r,s- kIpored dnfHg moves %
HSy. md Maaals. a. 90 loIr' SOL ''p hhis' %
a'as M Al, L,g,r,, th United tac~ on.A rl4Al''a
sag, a, ,.aa All hst4nLa tl, tl bosrt, l"L
I" al Al Ia Qise BsttI-A.Ae. .UpbleL C'ai O'i-A~Ao'
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g. scnuberts great one iu and unfinished fragment IN
rlsys on wednesday and Saturday, Miss Kreos on
Thursday.
Ole Bull was an attentive listener to Dr'
pamrech's performance OF Beethovens violin concerto
at the Philharmonic.
Miss Mehlig is to give a concert at Stelnway
srhonas's orchestra
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Fifth Avenue HOtel-SenatOr Morrill, OF YER
mont and Senator Patterson OF New-IIampsllre -
Aston House-Rear- Admiral Stribling. U. >. Navy
$500 Everett H0use-t;ol. j. Il. BrOwnlow OF Tennes
-= Hoffman HOuso-Ex- Congressman X d. huD
bard Of Connecticut - Albemarle HOtei-T: Sou
Stewart, u. 8. Consul 10 Japan === Westminster Ho
tel-Mr. George Dolby formerly agent for Charles DICK
ems - st. Nicholas HOTEL. II. Ramsey OF Albany
Col Sam Tate Of Tennessee III. Il. Norton or NORWICH
w. &. Bancroft and George jerome OF Detroit. -
Brey0Ort House-H. X. Pierson Of Albany and Petor
White Of Lake Superior -= Grand Central Hotei-Tho
Hon. j. II. Sekreg OF Ithaca ana Alexander Henderson
OF New-Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Senator Hannibal Hamln Of Maine left the city aHt
evening for Washington. Senior Mariscal, Mexican
Minister sails for home, by way OF Havana, today.
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fOInttef COfrecttu TOT ItnIptfaIuIo aHI OI0
WAR DEPARTMENT,
n..,.. - ..,,,s (tUuV GrcEAI OFFICER.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OHlChk'
WAsHISGToS, ID. C.. May 7, ls7l-7:SO p III
synopsis for he past taoenty.touT hours
The barometer continues high with statlOn-
airy temperature the Pacific Coast The lowest pres
sure which on Saturday evening was on tue coast oI
NewJerey, Is now OF the Bay OF Fundy During sauI
day tho weather very generally cleared on tWtn lesh
westerly wnds) the country west ana sOuh
OF EewYOrk. Clear and partially cloudy weather now
prevails AT all the stations whose evening reports nave
been received. decided increase OF temperature with
fan indicated, is existing the interior Of
country reports have been received from that
region. 49,.
Probabilities.
No serous disturbance indicated for Monday In the
Eastern States The taut u receive Important reports
nreeudea fnrther prObablitlts.
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The members Of the Albany, n. y, Bar have
drawn 90 the Governor Hng bin not 70 sign th bh
an ndng gapthg extraordinary po"en I" nestle
julgvs
The National Medical Association, after an
Other lon aui ~ange Tie female deih question: nael
audfi tLcy
tgpioo do "a aaa ffaIclsfo Ba' SATURDAY,
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SITE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll'f'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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Omen Day and Night.

On his date the establishments OF H. + kLssoo Wi ,
omen 10 The tur Prescriptions accurately comP'undc
IN All the lrraars Prench English spanish and Gemsn spoAes
No 40 rosgay adjoining Metropolitan Hotel and corner iwssy
nuths na yraJaay Gisey House. N " and ConneA'A hos
Philadelphia
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HOME NEWS.
1'lIB w BATHBh
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RESARKs.-May 6, THERMOMETER at g. tn' I"
Q r. W.. CSC; IL y. m. so May 7-5So. G4o. H'.
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Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Psoes
VIZ Ly1sDsLIs Sos, lOi Old DUrCs Csuson
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CuLvER-DAEY-By the Rev join Goodman DOleS O. osres
Msry L. daley.
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Winc.c,ler,s nypophosphites will cure COssgnrr,os
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8.zard g. CasweII,, Cod LAYER OIL i. the best.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages mast be iRdorscd ut@ full
name and address
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81. james Hotel,

will either
shall DO better prepared Tor r COMFORT Tue
oa of elegant etabshuent sach 70 require Ne
nnnsnt Tr,rsi.pt Be. ri -FOUR DOLLARS per DAY.
PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES H0TkL, Bo~tes
ohd.i,. New Mammoth Clothing House for GsniS snt
Bo. RSa MADE Prices lowes' IN The c IsO Broad
wsy corner Twebty -eshth st.
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KuKLUx-3prIOoK FOR ls7s.
4 Nectln. OF the q. -. Bonded Warehouse Propris-
tors u be held THIS DAY at at No Brdsosl 10 sss
aedA "a regard order respecting locks snd SEALS
s,xieeuth Assembly District Republican Executive
Committee meets THIS EVENING, At Roe n Hall At oeloek
l.. NJ REED Secretary. H. BENZ, Ch-nn~h-
Watrhe- aud Jewelry Repaired.-GE0. e. ALLEN, "
DresdsaI avou 0e.Ss t9sItoeatssI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, October %, e p. \


The situation in Wall street to-day
was devoid of speculation and the mar,
ket generally wore dull aspect. On
the Stock Exchange the speculative
feeling was alternately weak and firm,
while the fluctuations were comprised
within J to II per cent. The only ex,
ception was the Pittsburgh, which fiuc-
tuated y per cent. The business gen
eraIlv was moderate in extent and to-
wards the close stronger feeling set In,
and there was recovery to nearly the
best prices of the day.
MONEY-The market was active IN
the early hours of the day at ! per cent
currency to gold interest on call. In the
afternoon an easier feeling prevailed,
and at the close brokers balances were
loaned at sac per cent. on call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was dull to-day at lOSS@lOS4 for
prime bankers sixty days sterling.
GOLD-The market was tirmer to-
day and ranged between lllS and ll2s,
closing at lis. -,
GOVERNMENT BONDS - The
market at the close was steady but a
fraction off from the high point OF the
dav; L. S. currency 6s at llOs@llO5,
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Scw York Market.
NEW YORK. October %.


FLOUR-Steady with moderate de-
mand at S. 0O@6 % for superfne State
Sc 6566 50 for extra State; So S5@l w
for choice do; Sc 00@6 % for superfine
western; Sc 5O@6 s. for common TO
GOOD extra western; Sc 90@7 80 for
Choice do; 81 30@7 GO for good TO
choice white wheat extra; So SO97 W
for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; s. Oo@' 80
for trade brands s. 1907 5O for com.
mon to fair extra st. Louis, and 81 %
@9 % for good TO choice DO, the
market closing quiet. Southern Hour
is without decided change at 81 OO@l %
for common to fair extra, and 81 .O@
9 25 for good to choice do. Rye flour
steady at 81 75@5 10. Corn meal quiet
and unchanged. ,o,-o
GRAIN-Wheat firm at 81 4S9l oo
for No. > spring; 81 55@1 30 for winter
red western; 81 5s@l 60 for amber
Michigan and 81 6O@l 20 for white
western; Rye dull and nominal at S'(g
Sc for western. Barley unchanged at
81 O5 Tor Canada West, Soc for State
and 7Sc for western. Malt quiet Corn
frmer at 77@7Sc for western mixed In
store and 774@7S!c atloat. Oats hrm'
or Of 52M53c for western andOhlo.
COTTON-Irregular and unsettled
middling uplands at lS3c.
WHISKY-Steady at so3c.