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Chicago market.

CHIC,Go, April II
WHEAT-Highrr and irregular; No
2 sp-,ng eold at 81 lS9l lSt cash ;
| l7iGl l83 -eller April; ! 2lsdl23
seller May; closing quiet at | 22s 9
| oct -upSriTe seller May.
ELOUR Quiet and without sltera~
lion in value
CORN-Qniet and stronger at 3lsa
3li, cash or srller April; 34i93jC ror
seller May. 36t@37c TOR reIler Jan"
closing dull al 345 for seller May; 81
f,r seller June.
OATS-Higher and reasonably &C
tive; No 2 At 24ig2+i each or sell'r
April; 2S: :lg2st seller Mag; %! !p3
seller JuUe; closing qlles al 23t seller
Nav.
Rye In fair request; offerings
Hgnt; No 2 al GA Cash. % -eIer May
BARLEY -QIieti No ,, 81
MESS POkK-Stronger, l6 35 a.
16 Al, seller June.
LARD-Strong, S: cash, q selleI
May, st seller June.
Loo e HOGS-Fair demand, prices
6rmer aud higher, Sj2J955O, chI,hy
f535td $40 ...
BEEF CATTLE-Qliet and weak
525 go tor fair 10 chUGce Tor shippl cl
business.
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= FINANCE AMI, TRADE.
Aessrx Market Il

- inE 'h'gi Nsw YosK. April Is.
, Money ~ss dear again to-dss; on the
sbols the market yss easier tn 50 dur
ipe the cosiog days Of ,lsst week ln
the morning tbeIrstes ranged from I TO
&c per diem, silp the great bulk OF bus
~, ss at fSbutfn The AFTERNOON there
VS. q decline 70 Lilo at; the late street
dealings largely st ! per diem. The
rfurees CON pap,es to-day report the re-
ceiuI Of oxer IS u0 10 currency. The
:F9im ERhsusss sers heayy and
ldMFddNvIth tales At p7 cash Tor
prime banker. sixty days sterling at
the close; lO7i cash cto-pcrro~ sas
bid Sig BIT blIls are qIofed az lost 10
1881 for actual business. G Id early
in the DAY sdSsoesi from t!Si 10 llst,
vh,co seemed to bring cousIderab e
xshitq ssleCsed,the price declined to
flsi. The late afternoon deaIog'
wsrs,at llSS, 70 llsi chiefly al llot
The coure OF the m.Tket Was influenced
somsw nat, BY the rumors sfoat State
S.curities s-ssre, dali aud without i'm
Dport sgt cfs sage, The Assi.rant Treas
urer paid ont to-day, sl03 UOO on &C.
cou Of o. interest snd 81 4OO IN rsdemp-
rob o. $50 tsuds.& Tue Government
B md market clo-ed quiet and prices
vsre q Ras,oa loser 1865, dsclIped
l9-UnIted SlAtes Currency ss
E31lnb 81 , = u 0 = =
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-..BIYEaSEws.,
P,rr,susaa, April talli,

PrrrssURsa. Aprl.l4-River falling
slowly x,rhil feet 6 idcnes water
Weather clear.
CIsoiSSIfl, April l4.-River about
stationary " ih 81, teet 2 incHes in the
channel Weather clio Idy aud warm,
indicstians d rsip;;J1 Business moderate
Arrived R R. Hudseo, Wheeling.
GAIA ssroS%& w. Va-Rivtr about
stationary uuhJ 5 feet 6 inches in the
channel Weather var q aud cloudy
New ALBANY. nd.-River stationary,
has risen 3 test since auraay,
. IKosros,l Ohio River falling.
Weather mild. g..
,EvASsvrLLs lid, . River rising
-lowIys Weather warm and clear.
Business dull. ~ 90. D. - '.''1" - .. .
: FRAsKPoRT, Ky.--River rising with
6 feet 7,lpchss 10 tbsh ne nsnnef Weather
warm, Z 40 Ie Il "a.y a-o.. , ...,... ..
LogisyrLLs, ,fK&!-River hietationary
sitL | [ ,eet Ii inches 10 the Canal, and
9 ieet II inches ou the 'alls. Weather
clear and pleasant oa:j ......
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mon to medium extra western; 50G
e TOR choice do; s l09l0 SO tor com
mon TO choice white wheat western
extra; 7 2097 60 for common to good
shipping brands. extra round hoop 0nio
Southern hour is quier and steady at
6 l09S 25 for common to rsir extra
and 8 409l2 IS for good to choice do.
Rye A our ia steady st4 l097 Is
. WHEAT-Msrket is firm but quiet
.atSl SEAL 81 or No , spring IN store
and ahoar l759l III tor No do;
l 90 ior winter red Western; S2i for
amber Western, and S5 az 10 for
white State and Western; the latter tor
iancv; No. 2 Milwaukee quoted at 63
al 66 in store aud ahost.
. RYE-Very quiet.
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-Is firm with fair demand At
So a64c Tor new Western mixed 65!
for old mixed Western afoar; 63 963t
for do q store; 64965 for yellow Wes-
tern.
OATS-Are iu good request an d
steady at 50954 for new mixed West
eru; So IN store Tor old mixed Western;
So 456t for white Westeru; 4S(953 Tor
black do
PROVISIONS-The pork market
is very firm; 81 50 for new mess;
l3 j9l4 for extra prime; $l6 9l7 tor
Or me mess Beet is quiet ard steady
at S96ll Is for plain mess IL 9i3 'Or
extra do. Beef hams are dull at 1910
33. fierce beet is unchanged at S20(9
% for prime mess, aud 23925 for
India DO.
! LARD-Firm and spariDgIy offered
S&'g9c tor No. ! to prime steam, 9s 9
9tc tor kettle rendered.
orion On spot opens quiet and
without decided change in prices the
sales are AIS bales at lSS3 for low
middllngs. and 1885 TOR mlidliog up
lands
PETROLEUM-Very firm at 10!
for crude, and Bic for refined.
WHISKY-Is dull and heavy At
Gle
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FIRES.

JERSEY CRY, n. J, April IA
fire occurred here about o'clock this
morning in Pullman Palace Car, No.
10. which wa. standing on the track
near tie entrance to the Pennsylvania
Rail R pad passenger depot. The fire
men were promptly at work, out the
interior OF the car, including upholstery,
bed ling and wo ndwork, were DESTROYED,
and tue end OF the car badly amazed
The fire is supposed to have caught
from the stove. Loss $1,000; probs-
bly, insured.
BRooELYS, April IA "A fire occurred
early this morning IN the secoad floor
OF a rame building, AS Fulton street,
occupied by Pro essnr Daniels, Cosrum
er, who loses 81 500, Insured The first
fl Dor was occupied by Claim d Anrens,
contectloners, who lose 81 90 p.rIy
insured. The fire is believed to be the
work OF an inceodisry.
Suspended.
Suspension OF Escher Il Co., Swiss
hose dealers and importers Of silks,
Broome street, is announced to-day
The fl m has been doing very large
business but has had difficulty or some
ume past. The house was rated "as a
No. |" in the Commercial Re. tster
The liabilities are repor ed TO be a
million aud a quarter dollar.
J)hn D Townsend late counsel for
Stokes, the murderer OF james SIX,
states that that the reason Of his with
dr.wal from the case was disagree
ment with his assistant counsel on a
law ppint. Cepheas Brarusrd takes
Tow ssnd's place The remaining conn-
gel Tor Stokes being Tremaln aud Dos
Passoe.
The Gas Strike.
The striking gas men Of the New
York company still continue 10 the
ei,h borhood Of the works, asserting
that their movement will yet be success
tul. and that the work men OF the otner
ompsuies will join them. They will
bod mas meeting tonight
Up to a late hour this afternoon
neither Archbishop McClosky, Vicar
General Q inn or suv o her OF the Cath
olrc Clergy Of this city have been o.
fi.rallv advised of the approaching
dissolution Of the Pope.
Sentenced.
Michael Mshouey WAS sentenced to
% wears in the States prison for pick
ng pockets. e
rhe Presbytery Of New York State
mot to-day and transacted q considers-
bls amaunt OF routine business.
The n urder~rs.
Nixon the murderer OF P'ieter, ap'
pesrs to have recovered from the ner'
vous proerration from which esnff'r'
ed recently. He now eats and sieep'
well. =,
King the murderer o. ONeil, lsin ths
advanced stage OF ntlon, auu is
oh ~, 10 he removed to Bellevue hos
n,tsl He $50 suffered rom a pain u
drsesse. The physician OF the [onos
enrer,aius doubts il be will live to un
dergo trial. :.
Simmons, the lottery policy dealer
who murd dered Dyrexu, another policy
dealer, is 10 good health, although ms
fractured ankle is not yet we'll. he Is
still using crutches
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went to the house OF John Gibson and
a riot followed. Gibson fired q rrvol-
yer at the mob but witout effect;
Adamson then took the the revolver
from Gibson and shot an old man named
Beverage in the shoulder and heart,
killing him instantly. G bson was
badly beaten and will hardly recover
He is under arrest At Penn station, and
Adamson has been arrested and is now
in Greensboro Jail.
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.USsEwOsaasGfI
toRna on ,Bs1k.

/ HosoKss, April 1.-THE moment
the dooss Of the = Hoboksn Savings
Bank ware opened .5this. 10 morning, the
depositots pads a., rush rus for a5 the paying
teller 9, desk, and began demanding
their money. The demand was met,
and up to the afternoon the mouey was
being paid out as. fast as il was Possi-
tblsto pass it over the counter. Itis
noticeable that shs deposi.ois Who drew q "
their tuods we're those who had small
snouutss the larger depositors couclud-
ing 10 leave their mouev rather than
forfeit theiut-rest due May let Tne
profit. To- the e--bslk. 1rom forfeiture OF
interest will be .eaasidsr.ble. @c ...
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Orr,oE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL oFFlcER'
WasHlSsroN, April l5, | A. M. }
PROBABILITIES.
For Tuesday in New England north
and west winds, increasing probably to
br,sk ip Maine With partly
clearing weather. tor the Middle States
north westerly winds and partly cloudy
sUd NV weather Tor the Lower Lakes
'ncreasios % northeast winds and cloudy
xs.lber for the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gut States winds yeerlng to 10
,ne ns.e west aud northwest with cloudy M
su leather and slight rain; for the West
err Cult States continued cold OoS,i"n. oos,ns,.
" winds. Csu,iousry signals c9nhnte 9In,b
At Boston, Portland, Esstport' gnlu.n'
MIwsukee, Chicago Grand haven
Norfolk and Wilmington.
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RaitiniOre HsrErt.
BALrlsoRg. April !

BALTHoRg, April IA.
FLOUR-Dull aud unchsoEed.
WHEAT-FIrm; choice white ~ IS
az %; lsnr to prime do. l 3Og2 %
cho ce amber , lOG2 II; good l.
prime red | ,9)g2 o.; common TO 'sr
do ! 70Gl IS; red western 80 g
| S5; amUer western | 9'@l %.
CORN-Dull, white sourhsrn STA
6sc; yellow DO &c. mixed western 6 tc
UATS-Frm; southern D(952c
western m xed 4SG5O.
RYE Unchanged,
HAY-UnchapgSd.
PRUVlSlONS-Qniet; meas pork
Il Jpal7 81. BuIk Mtats-sBouiders
6ic rib .idr- Ste clear rIb sides 81.
LARD Dull al SIC tor Westere.
BU I.IER-Frrm With better receipts
quotations unchanged.
WHISKY-N ,minsl At 90c.
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New Paper.
BOSFO Y.
Oakea Anes In Trouble.

Boston, April "A SUIT has been
brous ht against D O,kes Ames, to recover
10000 growing ont OF a judgment
obtained by the United States against
A. s. Mansfield and others in Louis-
ana, in 1851, tor S294,00). The value OF
the steamer R b R)v aud cargo, and
interest from the time Of filing the bond
Mr.. Ames ia alleged to have been the
partner o. Mr.. Mansfield in th s cotto l
transaction, and received and applied
to his Own use the proceed. oil the sale
OF the steamer and cargo.
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Cincinnati narket.

Cl"lSNATl, hpTll II
COTTON-Is tc higher middling
1852
fLOUR-Stesdy; superdne he'd a.
5 50 10. family I 40 al 50; fancy
brands I 85 yS - as to quality,
WHEAT-Ia a shade frmeT No. .
red 81 g.; No 3 50Gl 81.
CORN-F'lrmer a. 42c
OArS-Q iiet at 80 G39c.
RYE-N thing dong
BARLEY-Frm at 90995c.
HOGS-Steady and quiet at IS 3jg
5 6O.
PROVISTONS-Firm; pork held
firm At Is 50; bu4k meats firm; should
ders 6}G clear ribbed sides Ste, clear
s,des SIC bacon sre,iy and hrm; sales
shoulders loose ca clear ribbed 9lc;
sugar cured hams l3 " l4c
LARD -F,rmer Al St,9S3c.
WHlSKY-Firmer at Soc.
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ENGLAND
Buaineas Suspanded .

LONDON April "A The Stock Ek-
Oh ange is closed to day and. the Easter
holiday sesson WHICH generally contn'
ues several 'days,". has begun. The
leading banking houses in Lombard
street are ar closed, and the day is gener
ally observed as q holiday. .
LtyssfP; oot y April "A To-day being
Easter Monday, the cotton, bresdstufs,
asd produce msrkrts are closed.
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], A, HOLIDAY J. l.. uDLLIDAY
Is WBEELzR A. T.. h0LLIDAY.
STAR PLANING MILLS.
IA. HOLIDAY SON.

realeYs In Iumoer. Lath shingles, Win
dow Giass &C., and n anufscfuTers Of Q Or.
trz. eaih-r-BOar idg Frames DOors,
sash. Bracket, Lnnds- Aonldinzs, Failing y
Boxes, &c., .-.
orner Of Market and WebstSr streets,
south end of Market ~freet ' Fi'ize-
WBE-LIrG. VIVA.
! Keeps constantly on b nd q uu assOFf-
ntvf Insz owe aTtbces. delivered Tree
no n zrnDoat znffnz and raisroad~dspot.
Al nqdtris pI 9fetts By mail vsil re-
csiye prompt attention. mhrezsn
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PITTSBURGH.
shooting AHray.

PrrsBURsH, April IA shooting
afray occurred yesterday 81 Penn Sta'
ton, West Morelsnd county, which
resulted 10 the death OF one man and
probably fatal wounding Of another: A
man named Adamson and tour others
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BKUOKLYN.
Tn. Goodrich syssery.

BRookLrs, April l4-Mrs- Lucetta
M.yers. held 10 custody whb the Good.
r;cb murder case, was discharged this
morping. on. her own recognisaece
The whole c.se is aoE = greater my::-1
tsry than ever. =, . US >.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April II.
FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-lc better and firm; amber
Michigan Il 65 9l 66; No red y
al 72t; No2 red | 66
CORN-QIet. Waite 44c.
OAlS-UuIl. with no zates
PORK AND LARD-Firm and
unchanged.
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~ ~ E-EIII - q = =
Hen York MaRkef.
nGS
dop1 eTHs-{v.,v Al:

sloo1 dss2 ,aiAxIIYozK.A ApEl "a
rFLOUR71s in Woderste. request
SSe'ssI e q ss.ss 4ssso ssfs &c e
t1esp4ss zska7S SsO !os cbo'c. :, ds
7 65aS IS Tor fancy Dc 6 0OS6 90 tor
Hp$a y Ssstsfnfi ssffnf.ss5H 8 5HGs7 ,s e for com n
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FRrpERlck Teunyson. the laures'e .
brother, also mauiiests versatile taieu's
in verse, but his success souenoM 80 -;a.
40 inyerse ratio 70 Alfreds quite '''e
yersa, in tact,
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DR. J. BALL 4 CO.,

No. 81 Liberty street, New York.
P.O. BOX y5I.
We would refer our readers 70 Elder N
SnuUk, who mas seen our Patent Eye Cups
tTied IN IN my cases during his travels
through Michigan, with perfect success 10
restoring ths eye-sight.
He VIII always he pleased 10 tell the anllc
cd what he knows about the Patent Eye
Cups, on their addressing him,
E.ld. N. SSUOK, Jackson, Mich.
DR.. J. BALL & Co., r. v. Box vi,
No.Si Liberty street New York.
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LOUISVILLE.
Railroad Bridge Burn ed.

Railroad Bridge burned.
The Bridge Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad company at Rolling
Fork, thirty miles South Of this city
WAS burned to-day. The fire originated
in the roo o. the bridge, where swallows
had bu 1t their nests and it is supposed
they caught fire by sparks IRON passing
trains.
New Paper.
The members Of the Typographical
Uuion, who were dismissed from the
Louisville Evening Ledger, will start a
new afternoon paper this week on the
cooperative an 1t Is understood tn be
under the auspices OF the Courier Jour-
nat
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save Your Horses.

THE SEASON IS AT HAND WHEY
i your stock requires Particular attention
TO purify the blot and no oogoly
cleanse ths .ystem % ali hu 20 and drSg-
o the t= none disease there H nothing
equal TO the
FRENCH CONDITION POWDER.
Sold wholesale and retsiI by
o., -. LOGAN. LIST = ~
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OLD EYES MADE NEWT
Balls New Patent Ivory Eye Cups

LII DISEASES OF THE EYE suO-
n cessfully trested by .f
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kead lOr yourself and res.Ore YOUR sighI
Spectscies and surgical operations rem
dered useless. The lnestimaule Blessing
OF sight Is made perpetual py the use OF
the new
New-York tribune., 1873-01-30

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 29-P. NJ.
There was a slight dlminuton in the eagerness to
buy the perferred shares of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company yesterday and to-day as COM
pared with the two preceding days, but the talhng
off in the aggregate Of sales not 80 great as to
prevent the entire absorption of the Sl0W0,Wo OF
stock within the time already mentioned, namely
four or five days II is Q marvel to many OF the
most experienced share manipulators that the org
nal proprietors of this stock should permit so good
a thing to be taken bodily, it were, away from
theIn and on so short notice, for with the loss OF
shares goes Of course, the control OF the road To-
gether with all and singular its valuable farming
lands and rich mineral deposits, its franchises &C.
&C.. &c; ; but they are expected to find consolation
in the fact that after this batch Of preferred shares
is taken up there will remain to the bereaved pro-
jeetors the round sum Of S50000O0 common STOCK
which it is shTewdly suspected is almost as good as
the Preferred. to say nothing of the many miles of
road yet To be built to complete the line, ana the
concurrent light TO issue shares of both sorts
as the road progresses provided the public insist on
having them. The unusual excitement attending
the sndden appearance in the financial armament OF
this unheralded comet has thrown all other lum-
naries into the shade for the time at least What
will be the effect on the loan market if the enormous
proceeds Of the sales locked up in the Companys
strong box, is a subject upon which borrowers may
well reflect with fear and trembling
The general market to-day has not presented any
special feature of interest. Co. c. and G. started
off briskly. making headway easily until AT was
reached the opening sale was 4O3 against 40 at the
close last evening. Erie moved up a fraction To
66.. and Northwest Preferred rose from 81 TO w.
Ohio and Mississippi also moved up TO 49i, Lake
Shore to 95i, Rock Island to 49,, st. Paul Common
to So, Pacific Mail to ~, Western Union TO $40, aud
Union Pacific to $50. As the day progressed, how
ever, the market showed indications of weakness,
and tho whole list fell off, Erie selling
as low as 65s, New-York Central lO4t;
Lake Shore, 95; Ohlos, 49,; Northwest
Preferred, 91!; st. Panl Common, So Pacific Mail,
79. Western Union, sSI, and c. G. and |. c. TO 4Os
Atlantic and Pacific continued active, ranging from
Ssj to 81. Missouri Pacific sold at 80. The coal
stocks were higher in Consolidation and lower in
Central. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
rose from 90. to 101. The general market wound up
steady at a recovery from the lowest prices of the
day. The of the market has been fretful and
irregular and proves the contrarety of opinions exist
ing as 10 its future. The opening highest, lowest
and closing prices of stocks were as follows
New-York tribune., 1873-01-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKI&G-OFFICE OF fIsH q HATCH.
No. 3 Nassan-st.. Now York. Jan. 30. |

No. 8 Nassau-st., New-YorlS Jan. 80. 1919.
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO, the CENfRAL ard
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS all OF which have been ne
most desirable Investment Securities in the market,
which in time must become very scarce; especially
as the Government will probably during the year,
pay OIL in gold another large lot Of FYE-TwESTiEs,
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BoNDs.
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO SIX Per CENT GoLD
Bonds the total amount of which is only Sl5OoOOoO
are secured upon property worth S3jOo0@0 TO
S4OOOOOOO and are fully equal in intrinsic value to
the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issued in de-
nominations of SlOO $500 and 81 900 coupon regis
tered and at their present market price, 80 and ac
crued interest, are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds
are too well known TO require description or COM
mendation. Their total amount is $2j,SSj 600; they
have for long time ranged in market price near
above par.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to $2,735,OJO. This road is now con-
sodated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment Of its bonds principal and interest is assumed
by them. Their market price to-day is 81 TO 9l!
As they have recently been introduced on the stock
Exchange, we expect tO them rapidly rise to the
price Of CENTRAL PACIFIcS being substantially tho
same in character and value.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds re-
ceiye deposits on which we allow interest, make
collections, and conduct a general banking business
in all It's branches. Fisk & HATCH
New-York tribune., 1873-01-30

ton Judge Greene was subsequently reelected
President; Or. Ely, VicePresident and Treasurer !;
ID. W. G. Rowiey, Secretary, and VIM. Greene Cen
eral Superintendent.
The St. Nicholas Fire Insurance Company havo
declared the usual scmi-annual dividend of PER
cent. payable Feb. !.
The Philadelphia stock market firm; Penn
sylyana Skies, 1cs Philldc'2hia and Eric Rail
road, 2S Reading Railroad, 81 Pennsylvania Rail-
road 5s4. Geld 1872.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-30
giiuatione Uonteo--females

HOUSEKEEPER.-W by an Ameri-
espectabhty aud With best place
HoUsBKBEPBR Address N. H., BoI '2l station ID.
MRS. DANGLER, an American woman, 214
lN1 Monroe Goor wond like WASHING
out DAYSwORK give the best references regard 70 Der work
aud character.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-30
The following recommendation, already numer-
ouslY signed is being circulated in the Stock Board:


ously signed is being circulated in the Stock Board
"The undersigned. members of the New-York Stock
Exchange believing that the system OF reporting trans
MES injurious the interests of the members this
Board, respectfully request the Governing Committee
by such companies and the exclusion OF all operators
the stock telegraph companies from the premises
owned or controlled by the NewYork stock Exchange"
The organization in favor Of this movement is un-
questionaby powerful one, though the men,
bers are OF course divided as TO the propriety
of entirely abeishing the present system of report
ing the sales by telegraph. II is said there are
1000 of these stock recording machines i'll use i'll
this city at cost TO the brokers of 81 each per day,
or some $4,000 per for apparatus that need
not cost than 100000 to supply There is much
complaint of the enormous charge for so inexpensive
service and if the movement above referred 10 should
result only in transferring the business from the
companies to the Stock Exchange. it would be a
great point gained by the latter, and probably
insure better terms to those whose business makes
the machines necessity so long as they are used at
all. Fifty cents per diem would be deemed liberal
price for the of the recording machines, and we
are sure there are those who would be glad to do
the work for that and pay the Stock Board Onehalf
the net earnings for the exclusive privilege In any
view of the case it seems clear that under the pres
ent system the board is losing the equivalent of the
interest on 81 100000 or $2OOO0OO that il can save
with little or no outlay
At the annual meeting of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Railway Company, held az
Cedar Rapids on the 22d inst, the following were
elected directors for the ensuing year, Henry Clews
New-York; Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, j. w. Barnes
and I. w. Barhydt of Burlington; Hon. George
Greene, Dr. John p. Ely, s. l.. Dows, ID. W. c. Row.
ley, w. W. Walker j. l.. Bever, A. \. Belt, and Wm
Greene of Cedar Rapids. and John w. Traer of Vim