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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
POLL TAXES!

NvIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Poll Tax, for the year 1871, is nov due and
v"IaoIe TO the County Assessor. By Act ot March
.. 1867, all corporations or indivicnals having per-
sons III iIeir employ are held responsible for their
poll tax. GEO W. CHEDiC,
sp3s II Assessor Cor Ornpby County
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- undersigned, late proprietor of smiths
Saloon in Empire City, has disposed Of the bar,
good will and fixtures TO John Richey and
Thomns Williamson. who will pay all indebted
ness outstanding against said saloon.
ja3l-lS* A. A. SMITH.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

PHOToGRAPHIC!-GO to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow. on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
tlcuiar attention paid to viewing.
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De. G.. HEHPEL has removed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF A. o.. Friend, on Second Street.
jal7-lm#
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

PHoToGRAPHIC.-A. O. Friend, an
artist of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
i'll brick building on Second street,
opposite OrInsby House.
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CHRONOLOGICAL

DarOmetricaI and tlermOmetiical ubSer-
vations made daily ny Professor Henry
r. W~hitehiIl. state N~iuCralOgI<t.
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SWEEPS
CHEMICAL FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and Flues.
n O GU E n Q PAY
NEVADA FOUNDRY, SILVER CRY. Nev.,l

NEVADA FOUNDRY, SILVER CRY. New,
November 10, 1871.
hereby certify that l have used SWEET
CHEMICAL FLUID" in my boilers at my Machine
Shop and Foundry at Silver City. and that l find
it al that il is claimed by the manufacturer, A.
Curry. After using it three weeks, l opened my
boiler and found the scarS, from ! 10 y inch
thick, all dissolved from the boiler and tubes. l
most heartily recommend the same to all parties
using boilers where the water forms scales.
nol0-tf j. MCGoNE, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-13

GALVESTON, March IL, 1874
S0.sa5. ' ''~ ''A''"'''' '''-'' '''
4Sio1 dun and nS%ns Mdd%ngs 40 Net sSsPs
Ssys ssSs; to cfon:saS ioS sales. s7o ssSos
MOBILE. March la 1872
Cotton ON dg M 8 o Net receipts 5s bales
.sAvAnsAn, March u. 1872.
Sas a but :sAS % s: ks sSs
Cotton dun; Mddinss aic. siNc. Net receipts. iss
bales. Sales 800. Stock, 1880.
Tobacco very ao,. and s% sale. ssr SSds Sa
ESQ ~ 7s; lev 70 medium Leaf VS. slc; good to fine
asR -
s; Dr. ss Iiis:s: e:
II s Sss$ e
hsa sss oh %ss sss n,s1sf
5
sos head indiana sheep sssrasns S lbs,
1s:s Time sS
averaging a6s IOs u VA! two car lots a. Is ~.
j.! ka S city fGas rs :s:
s sss
s'a .a on g;ss:
dull and unchanged. Highwlnes nominal.
OswRG0 March IL, 1872
Flour steady; sales Of l7O0 bbs at ~ % for No.
spring. 80 70 for amber winter SO IS for white winter
Corn unchanged safes Of 9So bushels At 70c &c., the
terms; quoted at about ST o. nominaly at &C. for
Western. Corn meal 81 80 for bolted and VI 80 for
unboted cwt Mllfeed Unchanged shorts, 1876 Ship
sluns, 1925 xs7; mddinss 1913 $50 per ton hghwnes
SIC Railroad frcghtsFlour, Boston, 69c TO New York.
sc. to Albany, Acc.
CHICAGO, March II, 1871
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat weak and
sales Of no spring at 81 EN- 81 29l: Corn quiet and
55c Pork quiet and steady Sill s. ll 10 Lard active
pickle sold Al IN SAc Bulk meats quiet and nominal
sa a sold at a. s;ds ssss 6C clear rib sdss
aud good demand At 81 rs rs 90 Whiskey dull but
Receips7ooo bbls aour, 1000 bushels wheat 5000 do
CORN 5000 do oats oo0 do rye 900 do barley 40 hogs
corn. 5000 do 1000 d. rye, 60O barley and 5000
hogA
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&c. 10kc molasses, hhds and 7Hc s7lc meado
41sc. SIC. Hsyana-Boxe Dtch standard, NOS 70 ..
&c. SIC: do. 10 TO H. &C. 94c do u TO 10. yNc
lOc do ~ to 49, l0e<c. ll9sc do, - to 70 al2bo
do. white, l4c l3Ac Porto kco-Common 20 PRIME r.
timing, $40 9,fc fair to choice grocery PIG lVc'
Br.Iil-Dutch standard MOI. 70 n ne a9ke Javs-
Dutch standard, Nos 70 II &c. asHc Manila-suPeror
snS ss'fs supsc.: .rossry @
srEARINB remslned dull and entirely nominal. Choice
srELTTr continued u eooa demand and FIRM. with
further sales OF 90 ton. 9s sssiah lo arrived part n.
sEEDs-The market for linseed remained quiet and with.
out transactions which base quotations.. Clover was
dull at &C. $40 for Ohio and SIC. 10c for Indiana
Sales, 200 bags, within the Timothy was also dun
and nominal at 80 20 % 40.
TThe market for past three days has been quiet
but prices for plate unchanged English was IN limited
demand at 38c gold and straits at 33c. 3s11c gold.
TALLOw.The market steady and moderately active
Sales 10000 lbs. of choice city at 9lsc.
TOBACCO-fhe market for Kentucky dull but prices
unchanged For other kinds the demand moderate at
steady prices sales 100 hhds OF Kentucky at c R9c
do. Ohio 10c lSc 20u do. Connecticut private
terms O old uudes at 25c &c., and 360 bales
WHisKEY-Receipts g29 bis The market was depressed
by heavy receipts aud prices lower The sales were
$50 bbs S73c &c., closing heavy at the inside price,
WOOL-There has been special change IN the market
since last Prices remain firm but the demand continues
Csc 1900 lbs delaine combngs, Sc 10 bags pulled comb
ings &c. 900 s tubbed, &c. 2OOO lbs bury Texas 40c
1900 lbs Texas Sc 0U lbs curling Oregon, &C. lb bales
fall clip California, 38c 40xc. 600 lbs lamb do, 4Hc;
IS bales Cape 8c b0c; lU lbs Angora, &c. 1900 lbs
low carpet and 25 bales Cape, on private terms.
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THE TEMPERANCE QUEST ,ON.

Conference to Consider the Subject OF Ma.
tional and state Pr0hibitory Law.
conference OF Friends Of Temperance was held
last night IN the meeting house at the corner OF
Fifteenth street and Rutnerlurd place to consider
the subject Of national and State prohibitory legsl
ton for the suppression OF tntemperance. The
audience was extremely small, being composed Of
about thirty memoirs oil the Society Of Friends.
Mr.. SAMUEL WILLETs assumed the chair and
said that he had been induced to take o part in
the movement by witnessing the rapid growth Of
intemperance. He had been so situated for years
past as to the rapid strides it was taking In ous
midst, and he thought 1t was incumbent upon HIM,
as Christian, to lend his aid TO uproot she evil.
He thought that mothers, wives and sisters could
weave around men their Influences to wean them
from club rooms and such places where drinking
ture OF the results OF intemperance ana proposed
that the Legislature should be again pettioned upon
Mr.. AARON M. POWELL said that the question
under discussion was Intimately connected with the
welpsng Of n, sGs,e Since the 0a war ned IN
lamentabe Increase OF an addiction 70 alcoholic:
society. intemperance was attaining fearful
sway throughout America. During the last autumn
the line Of the Pacific Railway, even In the most
sparsely settled places, grogshops were 20 a2unaaAg
" use Sc Of ppacco was also on the
and the nicotian weed, being an irrltant
and stimuant, was q sure instgator 10 the use OF
the vile decoctlons which are degeneratng and de.
mOrazing the human race. The speaker hoped
the tide was about TO turn. In Great Britain q
vast campaign against intemperance had been In
augurated, and he trusted that the movement
would extend all over the world. One Of the
greatest distractions IN the way OF The clviliza-
ton OF the American Indians was the
presence OF strong drink. In The mil
itary camps along the frontier drunkenness
was rife and had very deeterious enect
upon both natives and new settlers VINO asso-
GATED with the soldiers The welfare OF the nation
demands that government should take some steps to
ANNIHILATE TUE HYDRA,
alcohol. But We having two government3-tnat OF
the state and that OF tine United States-C0ngress
hardly likes to take up the matter and issue pro.
hIbit0ry edict upon the subject A memorial
had been presented to the Senate, asking tnat no
person should be eligible for federal ONCE VINO was
addicted to the use OF stmulantS; Dut was MADE
the subject OF much merriment by the representa-
tives OF the people, and was voted 10 De referred to
the Committee OF privileges and Eec'lors.n IL
was q sad fact that TOO many Oh the a0le men
who occupied places IN the senate ana
xssembly were votares OF Bacchus, and until 1t was
Enacted that 20 person. however great his attain
ments VINO was addicted to the use OF intoxl catlng
drinks should be admitted to mold federal oIcc he
to contend against. The speaker related several
nofhetic anecdotes OF the EVIL results oil intOxica
ION, and the meeting adjourned sine die.
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THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE ORDERS.

What Is Said About the Objections to tho
New Orders by the Executive of the CustoD
HOuse-A Fair Trial Asked For.
The mercantile and shipping interests were 80
greatly concerned In the issue Of the new general
orders of the Custom House, by Collector Arthur
that HERALD reporter thought 1t advisable 70
ascertain from authority that could be relied upon
whether the allegations respecting the new orders
made in several OF the morning journals were re-
liable. For this purpose he saw several OF the
Custom House officials yesterday who are
connected with this department OF the ser.
ana ma sa aas the hs
Stocking remain just as much in control OF TINS
business as they were before is without any
still doing business as bonded warehousemen. The
Custom House, however, Will not give them any
nor refuse to designate their warehouses. Any
statement tha5 has been made BY any one that
Collector Arthur desired steamship companies to
discharge at those warehouses Is untrue No such
desire has been expressed either directly or In.
directly by the Collectors authority. On the CON.
trary, the Collector has complied with the request OF
the steamship companies as expressed In the Cham
nate their own warehouses; In the disIrlcls wnefe
the steamships discharge. 1t Is complained tnat
that the warehouses;. after designation, would not
be changed without cause. In answer to thus It is
House could moi allow repeated changes for irivo.
l0us causes and that the question as TO the sum.
With the Coec.o He Is desrous 10 DO what tei
right In the matter. and any real grievance
must stand on It's own merits ana win
be dealt with accordingly. 1t was SAID also that the
'marDle dock' was two miles away from the land
ing place. The TACT is that 1t Is only SIXTY feet.
Politicians complain that out OF the sixteen men
who have 0een selected, who are interested in the
warehouses, only two are democrats. Those who
have made the appointments have made them away
from any considerations as to politics. AMI IN view
Of the great desire tor civil service reform this OBJ
lection as to political favor Is regarded as very
much OF place. The effect OF the new orders win
be to reduce rates fifty per cent, ana trial Of the
new system ked for before con cmned.
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eiqhts, 90 os; DO. Fights. Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad So 81; South Carolina skies, 50
a s.; do. new, January and July, ass aaK; do.
do, April ana October, ny 31,4; Arkansas sixes
funded, SAX 81.
STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.
The stock market was duh, particularly IN the
forenoon, when attention was generally devoted to
Erie to the exclusion OF the general list.
The first reports from the Erie headquarters repre-
sented that Jay Gould retained possession Of the
Presidents room, and, supported by an order from
Judge Ingraham, was endeavoring to control the
working OF the road. This and Jealous feeling on
the part OF certain persons DESTROYS OF figuring
more conspcuously In the new management OF Erie
who circulated rumors that the affair Of Monday was
only sratagem on the part OF the Atlantic Great
Western Company TO get control OF Erie, occasoned
decline In the stock to 49, as against ST. the earlier
quotation, which was made in response to sharp
advance In the shares In the English market to-day.
where the news was only generally known this
morning. Tho price soon after recovered to 80, ana
stood there most OF The day and until q late hour
when the announcement OF the complete triumph
OF General DIX and his board of directors,
as capped by the resignation OF Jay
Gould, started some new life in the
stock and advanced It to 38T. The rest
OF the market sympathzed closely with the huctua
lions, but to much less extent After the easier
wind.up OF the money market everything became
strong, and the best prices OF the day were made
about four O'clock the later transactions including
those at the adjournment showing little reaction
from the highest figures. Indeed, fairly active
movement was renewed in Pacific Mail and North
western, the formor touching 90 and the latter rs u.
ST. Paul preferred was strong and higher remark
applying also to OHIO and Mississippi, West
ern Union and Lake Shore-a coincidence
In these Stocks usually regarded as under the
patronage Of the Vanderbilt party In the miscel.
laneous list Canton touched 95 In anticipation Of
nattering report from the annual meeting to.mor-
row In Baltimore, whittier Daniel Drew and the
New York trustees Of the company went by special
train to-day. The Pacific Mail brokers were still
buying Panama, and trying to get 1t as cheap as
possible; but despite their caution, transactions
involving less than a thousand shares put the
price to 9sK Hannibal aud st. Joseph fell of to
s0X for the common and 81 for the preferred.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate exports of domestic merchandise
from the port OF New York for the week ending
Marcn II, 1872, were $3.s45,9
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, March 12-6 p. NJ.
AeHEsThe market shows but little alton, although
for the past few days the inquiry has been somewhat i'm
proved, still business light but prices have shown no
change We quote POTS, 90 % $s rs and pearls, $40
$40 so.
BUILDING MATERIALe.-We have change to note In
the Market last report Pale bricks meet with
demand, former prices but The general market
mains quiet We quote :Cargoes pale ~ 81 30; Long
Island, $l2 North River $la; Croton $l2 $15; Phsde
phia front, from yard $50 $35. Lime was dull and un
changed quoted At 81 90 for common and 90 for lump
Cement remained unchang ed and dull Rosendale quoted
al 81 TO- Lsths were In moderate demand former prces
Sales were made at Y3 for Eastern spruce.
CANDLESThere has been special change the
ket since our last Adamantne have met with hight CALL
quote Spcrm, &c. patent do, 4Sc 44c stearc, 2Bc
2sc. I; ndanantine, lhc a &c. parahine, 28c a. &c.
COPpEk-The market continued very firm under fair de-
mand Tine sales 400 900 lbs of lake at 26zc.
cash and up to the LIST Of Apr closing hrm at &c.
2S1c, cash.
CoFFEF.-The market to-day has remained quiet for all
descriptions and prices again easier closing dull at
revised quotations. We quote (RIo ordinary,
lsHc lbc do. FAIR l5Hc: l6lc do good l6c. l6Ac
l9c. i919c Laguayra, 18c. sc ISL Domingo tn bond.
Hc. HI9c.: Java, 22c. &c., gold, duty paid.
COTTON The market for cotton the spot continued IN
active and values entirely nominal, with declining
tendency The appended quotations only atanabe for
small lots For forward delivery only moderate business
progress. The transactions mainly decline
OF hc perb The sales reported Change fol-
lows:-
r.. To-Day Lat ~ g 4Ot q:
Consumpuon. 5So b 4oS
Specuation. ...................... ~ 20
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE NEWEST CHAPTER IN ERIE.
Wall Street Still Awaiting the
Treasurer's Figures.
The Stock FeveriSh Between the Limits
Of 30 and 81.
Pacific Mail Seeming the
Subsidy.
CANTON ANDPAMAnIA RAMPANT
A Tighter Squeeze in Money and
a Relaxation.
ADVANCE IN THE RATES FOR STERL ING.
Gold, Governments and State
Bonds Quiet.
CANTON ANDPAMAnIA RAMPANT
ADVANCE IN THE RATES FOR STERLING.
Gold, Governments and State
Bonds Quiet.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET.
TUESDAY. March 12-0 p. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was dull and unchanged
The cotton market was quiet and lower.
MONEY STRINGENT.
The money market was stringent throughout the
usual hours for making engagements, the activity
being accelerated by seeming general desire TO
borrow in good season. The earlier rates on stocks
were coin ana 1882 1-1o good proportion of
the days business being done at 1872 and 'in-
Ierest.n Just at the close Of banking hours there
was o sudden pressure to lend on the
part OF persons who had calculated on q
"squeeze" this afternoon, and who at the
last moment finding the demand diminishing, &C.
cepted the best offers. the closing rate being per
cent, with few loans at 9. Among the govern
ment dealers the demand was met pretty evenly all
day at per cent.
Commercial paper was less active, and buyers
held OIL in view Of the active demand for money on
call. Rates were nominally the same.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The foreign exchanges were frmer as
. consequence Of the reduced and scanty
supply Of bills drawn against exports
Of domestic merchandise, and the leading
drawers advanced their rates for sterling to
1905 for sixty day bills and 1102S for sight. The
following were the quotations at the close OF bust
ness:-Sterlng, 60 days commercial. 100 1o954; do.
good to prime bankers, 1925 1898; 90. short
b8nL iIUA llu,s faTiSs W days. 5Z3;s 1854; 40.
short sight, 516A 5.1324 Prussan thaers, 72a 724;
Antwerp, 6.23s< 51Sx; Switzerland, 5.2sX 61sx;
Hamburg, SO a 3sI; Amsterdam 4O'I 4oX; Frank.
fort 4Ozs Az; Bremen, 7s14 a TO-
GOLD sTEADY-1l01s A 11OX.
The gold market was steady, with 1rm under.
tene although our bonds In London underwent
considerable improvement during the day, enough,
In TACT, to have depressed gold to at least no. Bnt
It seems that number OF vessels DELAYED last week
are now arriving with heavy cargoes Of foreign
goods. promising line OF imports somewhere near
The enormous figures OF week before last The Gus.
toms duties in connection with these arrivals
make strong demand for gold on the
part Of the merchants, 80 that the In
nuences Of higher prices In London and of
active money here have not had an uninterrupted
bearing upon the premium. The speculative senti.
ment In the Gold Room is also very quier, ana
p0ntent, when 1t ventures with very light pronts.
The Sub-Treasury paid out 81, 100 600 gold to-day,
IN redemption OF called fve-twenties, winch seem
70 be going through the Washington Office little
more rapidly. The course Of the market is shown
In ha fahI
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dull. and In the main
heavy. the chief exception was In the case OF the
North Carolnas which advanced to 3sA, although
the new bonds were lower, at u.s. The still more
recent issues, the special tax ponds, were firm and
In demand. the new South, Carolina July bonds
were unsettled, but brought an average
Of about 33H. The following were the closing
Observation-Disclosures, ex coupon, eek cox;
no. new. cox coz; virginia, pex coupon, "a a
bsh; do registered stock, od.S Az Al; do.
skies, consolidated bonds, son COX; 40.
Sizes deferred scrip liz NIX; Georgia skies. ~
7e DO. sevens. 81 90; North Carolina, ex cou.
pom, sSh 80; do. funding 1896, q Is; do, do,
isoS Il 70; do, new, FAX rs; do, special tax, IL
~; Missouri skies. eS 90; do. Hannibal and
Oh Joseph, s2h %; Louisiana skies, coz o.,
w. new % 55; do levee skies, 90 - 66;
NO. 90 Fights, IA so; DO. DO, 1876 80 q 81;
w. renl.entary sevens, o. q o.; do. railroad
e'sn~' " ~i Alabams Ayes o. Q ebi do.
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FIRE IN WEST THIRTY.THIRD STREET.

fire occurred yesterday morning at half-pass
three O'Clock In the three story brick building In the
rear Of 1884, 26e and 2es West Thirty third street. the
properly Of Robe & Brothers, who used 1t as pork
packing establishment The damage done to the
stock Is So 000 insured for $l2 900 In the Hamilton
Lafayette, Humboldt and Peoples Companies. The
building was damaged 81, 900; insured for So 600.
The machinery was damaged to the extent OF $1,000.
insured Tor $4,000 In the Exchange Company. The
Games extended 10 the four story front buildings
occupied by several families az dwellings. The
buildings were damaged to the amount Of sl.00oi
lnaurCd for A2OQQQ.
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tor future delivery lbass low mddns the sales nave
been follows Last evening-March loo at 22c, 20 at
z l5lsc no AZ 800 A. 2c notce after l5.h SOo at
S ApTsi 2os a. 2sc 1aoo at q 6iec ~ at 2o
SsNc June 200 nsss Sc, 7oa $780, Total sso0 bales
% l6c 1000 at 2OO at % Sac, 900 at 26 May,
go at ss lllsc So a. ss2sc 40 At S4S lq9 At Hc
2aAo, go at sa.c; July; lvo AZ soo 2sc e.
otai 1900 bales. Grand total 200 bales. Rates
foreign ports closed steady follows:-To Liver
team. r.. ses y ssi X T. dsnbqIs y steam,
gold, compressed; san, c. To Baltic ports by sail. 10
1c gold The receipts at the rolowsGal-
lsSs Ch.rNsssop 7ss %i%ngton sa NSfst Bait
day last week, 5,ss7. This day last year. lS.sla We
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sHAPPNBR CONVICTED OF MURDER.
HARRISBURG, Pa. March

HAbNIoBUHUt
Emanuel shaYner, OF West Hanover township.
who was arrested In october last for the murder Of
his first and second wives and John Sherlock, by
poisoning, mas been On triai since last Monday.
Last evening the case was submitted TO the jury,
murder in the Irst degree" A motion VIII be
made for q nav trtaf~
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Tho quotations based on cotton running In quality
than half grade above below grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-F 690l bbls. Wheat,
bushels CORN ss A6e do com meal 800 Sbs and 47s
was dull heavy and generally lower; choice family
small supply however, and tearer the sales about
annexed The same remarks apply with equal force to
brands sales 400 bbs Corn meal remained dull but with
Outu mot cAahl chanU n DrCe n lima
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Beeves unchanged Hogs normally unchanged
the receipts 2O0O hea5 all to saueherers direct
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent to lie for carrying. The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
GOlu cleared. $2l, 6S2 900
SoIu oalanCes l,oOl,o 12
tuiency oaiances... ................... 1,9S6,175
GOVERNMENTS HEAVY.
inc government list was affected by the srin-
gency In money, which made the market heavy,
prices yielding fraction all around in adjustment
OF the opposing Influences OF the better market in
London ana OF the local effect Of dearer
money here The following were the closing
prices:-United States currency skies, 1l4H q
u4H; do. SKIES 1871, registered, lax Hay; do.
no., coupon, ll63S 1161a; do do, 1ve-twenties
registered, May and November 1ll% 111lk; do
DO, 1862, coupon. do 111h 111H; do. d. 1854,
40. DO, lll~ 111n; do. do. 1855, 40. do. 1929
ll2%; do. DO, 1867, registered. January and july
ilH q 1l1I; do. do, 1905, coupon, DO, 1l024 q
1lo>s; do. do, 1861, do. do, l1lys 49, do. do,
1858, DO do, 1928 a 1l2K; do. fves of 1851,
funded, registered, 1885 100; do do. do coupon,
1857 100; do. ten-iorties. registered, 1O7x 1O7A;
DO do, coupon 1O7s< los.
RAILROAD EARNINGs.
The earnings OF the Toledo, Wabash and Western
railroad compare as follows:-
First week OF March, 1872 - s,O7 e57
'Hs' WICK III March, lS1l...........~....... S4,41
Ahoiease.'. $22, lSd