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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

The Federal Council and the Pope.
BERNE, Feb. l2.-The Federal Council have
addressed letter TO the Charge dAnaIrA at
irne, denying In sharp manner the right OF the
Pope TO dismember the bishoprics Of Swltzer-
lana. The letter also requires bishop Mermll-
lan TO decide quickly whether he Intends 10 obey
the Pope or the Swiss Government,
BISHOP 10 BIZ EXPELLED,
The Federal Council have decided 10 expel
blshop Mermillod from the Canton OF Geneva
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In our report yesterday Of the proee ceilings Of
the meeting OF the BOARD OF Public School Tns.
tees In speaking OF the bills OF Messra. CTandell
a Riley and j. W. BOteer Bro. the Impression
was conveyed TO the public that these Arms were
charging for goods at rates above contract
prices, The statement was erroneous, as Messrs.
GTahdGll 4 Riley have no contract with the
board, ana furnish books and stationery on the
written order Of trustee, charging reduced
price for all articles they sell.
MesRrs. J. ". DOteler 4 Bro have contracted
with the board 10 furnish certain articles In thelT
line Of business at a certain price, but anything
ordered outside Of that list subjects them TO the
regular business prices.
In the case OF the feather-dus.ers (mentlonod
In the repOrD the price charged should have ap.
peared al 80 per dozen, instead OF charging that
amount for one dugter, These corrections are
Justly due both 1rns and freely made,
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THE ALABAMA sRNATORsHIP.


hucmH 10 befrnt senator spencer.
Especial Dispatch to the Republican,
MONTGOMERY. Feb. l2.-In the House OF Repre-
sentatlyes to-day q Democratic member offered
q resolution that the Legislature go into the
election Of u United States senator to succeed
the Hon. Geo. Z. Spencer. After considerable
wrAngllng the resolution was voted down by a
strictly party vote Of 20 to ~. This settles the
question Of doubt about the previous election Of
Senator Snencer
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MISCELLANEOUS IlEpRApplo HTws.

n Il.
he held Nav Of 'ePu"hoan s'ate convention VIII
Is,@s sr,.o.,u,,.,
=, LhIHe prescriptions are being made TO the
G Tnn1nann fund IN penn,ylyana: . Edgar
Ice Viii 10 ala ~ se.s !, s I s.n commlt-
meering VIII ~ hoiS ~ psi, sasL segvOo' mas.
~ Fsb,nStv IN az y, M snnn Ph'a on tue 2sd
W a'' " NV 'un''
- The city collector and Democratic Inspec-
tors q the city election in Lexington, arrested
on CUISINE Ihe cnarse OF p,eyeni,lnG negroes from
preliminary examination o6. to-day; - -,
49,. nete was ,afEe WeeI,ng OF c9l9rei cit-
= There Ia a well-founded rumor at Salt lake
that Mormon agents are negotiating for large
uhc's oi IAhu IN Mexico.
-, 49, Alley, on trial at Boston for the murder Of
Ellis, was acquitted last evening,
- The Agricultural and DIreet Trade conven.
tion in session al Augusta, ga, Yesterday adopt.
terrupted Transportation between Inc MississinnI
river and the South Atlantic.
- The Governor Of New Jersey has appoInted
r. W. Wolbert, Geo. b. IIalstead and II. =. Jen-
ninRs a committee on procuring statues Of Stocl
ton and Kearney.
- In tue New Jersey House OF Representatives
yesterday most Of the afternoon was spent in
considering a hill to INCORPORATE the New YORK
and Philadelphia railroad. A bIli for national
railway, after feeble resistance, and without ma.
terial amendment was ordered 10 thinl read.
ng. A Joint meeting viii be held to-day.
- A bill providing for ministerial electoral re.
form has received the approval OF the Emperor
o. hnstrla, and VIII soon be presented 10 the
Relchrath'
- The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad celebra-
tlon was postponed at Richmond Yesterday,
owing TO the detention OF the first freight train
from Huntington and the inclemency Of the
weather. Ine demonstration will take place
THIS afternoon.
1t was rum0red In New York on Tuesday
that the syndicate only aold TWENTY-FIVE mIliions
In Eurupe.
The FIRE In the ruins Of woodruH4 Robin.
sons store, In New York, which was DESTROYED
last November, Ia still hurnlnk In three thousand
tons Of grain, which IL being removed a. rapidiy
a. possible.
- A specIai conmIt,ee annoIp,e, IN nrosar,
an aidress 10 Jndge Neison on ma re,lremcn,
from once, ie,t New YORK yestsniaT for roonar'
town " '''''''' ''' N''P''-
- General Pope has notified Governor o.
horne, Of Kansas, that President Grant has
ordered the removal OF troops from tho CleTo.
kee neutral lands from this date
Ala spcclal meeting of the Maine Rl,ors
and publIshers' AssoclatIon. heIi N Angus,a
Maine last night. a reaoIntinn was aIon,eJ nra,'
TESTING aQainst the proposed nrena yment 81 mat.
age on newspapers al the once N publieatIon
A resolution viii he introduced into fhe Ieeisls.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

John Miller, a shoemaker, residing on Sixth
street, between Il ami q southeast, died sud-
denly last night, about $3.50 O'Clock, ut his resi-
dence. Or, Adams was summoned, who, after
making an examination Of the body, pronounced
hIA hehlh 10 hlYe boon cnnsnh by heaII hllonaN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

The Potomac Ia now so free from Ice that there
u no noticeable obstruction to navigation. The
steamer Arrow Is making regular trips to Mount
Vernon, carrying fair complement OF passen-
0f Washington, on the ferry route, make regular
trips each hour, and are well patr0nized, as they
deserve to be, for no man who serves the public
does so with more zeal than President HOwisOn,
Of the Washington and Alexandra Ferry Com
nany, aud more accommodating skippcrs than
Captains Poor and Entwisle never trOd a deck.
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BRAZIL.


Yellow Fever AT Rio Janeirs.
LISBON, Feb. l2.-The mail steamship from Rio
Ianelro has arrived here, bringing adylces from
that city TO the 22d OF January.
The yellow fever was raging violently In Rio.
The number OF deaths from the scourge averaged
forty per day.
TuR CENsua
Of brazil Ia completed, and shows the population
20 be ten million, including nearly two million
slaves.
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The District Militia aud the $1,000 Ap-
preparation.

Ma. EDIToR In your issue OF yesterday morn
ing you tell us OF the preparations being made
by the District militia for the coming 9TH OF
March; how they are Increasing In number and
perfeciinR In drll, can't yOn tell rs something
npOn WHICH we can depend about when the So
Is 10 he Distributed among the c0mpanles7
We are expected TO do wonders and perform
miracles, but not Q single red cent have We got
and the appropriation was made almost year
ago. Who Ia responsible for all this delay
Upon whom rests the blame OF our not being paid?
II they never get paid then, again, there are
other companies to-day standing In great need Of
this money.
Mr.. Editor, II In yOlr power, please give us
some light on this subject, and help us In getting
our money before the 9TH OF March. We are
tired with promises. 4 MILITIA SOLDIER.
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smallpox.

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
TO the health ONCE yesterday:
one case In Fighting alley.
One picked up In the street by Inspect "
Sprague and removed to the hospital.
one at No. G5l X street southeast.
one At No. BA Third street southwest.
The following death was also reported:
Al No. Gas street southwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

The knights OF Pythlas have made extensive
arrangements 10 attend the grand ball OF Ca
lantbe Lodge No, II, at Odd Fellowa' hall to-
night " promises 10 be most enjoyable affair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. Interest on all deposits. DepoA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

wN, l.. WAL, A CO., auctIonecrs, call the at
tention Of buyersto their large sale Of elegant
carpets, mattinqs, oil-cloths, rugs, &C., which u
TO take place to-day at II O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

THE SALE Of VIM. l.. Wall 4 Co., auctoneers,
OF large stock OF carpets, &C., u postponed
until tomorrow at II O'Clock, a. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

JouN NJ. YouSo, IN. announces that he has on
hand the largest and best assortment Of car
riages ever exhibited In the city, embracing al
mort every kind OF carriage now In use.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

corner Of New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking hours Q TO 4; satur-
days, Q TO and Q 8.
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CITY ITEMS.

10, 9io Pennsylvania avenue, are still making
discount Of ten per cent. on all sales, large or
small, for cash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

These unheard OF prices result from determl-
nation not to carry over any portion OF our stock
which Is now offered at nifty per cent. lesa than
former prices.
All other goods at the same immense reduo-
uon' HABLB BROTHERS,
Fashionable Clothiefs,
TuTh&s Northwest corner Seventh and u sts
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suitable parties constant employment on 'alaN
,,.,s.,..s p-.......,.sx.
thoice H'o'h W
N reduced prices 70 make room Tor spring stocA'
AZ MARkNIrkRA
No; tls seventh street, oetWeen y anu s.Ic wi
embracing all grhues OF fnpetnangnss anu
window SHADES also, cholce falhungs, hnEIhN-
lngs, ChromOs ana PhotoHrapns, IUIuic
Frames, all styles anu sizes, IN Mhinutt SLt
Velvet, &c; Picture COru anu lhsstls hhEsr
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and wire centre
...,.. s,... - -, p,u,-r,n,, n,
IHh NEW AuLphSAph l ~ ", ~ w, 81
H"'hih TOUT pIo'AS OF nj 'ne ne"sP'P'' ''''''
,.,,-,, ,.-,.,,,- -, ,I,-o,,,, ,,or, the mann.
MhEN CoNstAhRs D.g u'IeClg ,po.. ,ns ., manu
mstnrer iheg Ret ne,.ea au en a,rea,s
,V,S ,s T ~, nanar,msn, receiye incl,
watches rom lheir msnuiaSIoty N GENEVA
hePaiflhg uone py iilulmothh'h'
,,r, o,r,- p,,,,,a1 pI,,rnv for r,o,, and
phsums,I.m kII sufferers from the above com.
pnu, eislou ~ te0 ,, VI iU.k H,II
mseu W uSe b ni eoua SUI ~, nu . ~ o. ~ 4
sg,n r small S Sxct narsl ~ M npsic and
sueStuM Ieme.n WI oue,eu " anv pu.nt',, IN
have been universally used IN EUROPE lot many
years WIN VIC HIeattst su,V1sS. oE Rs,. "
~ ~, N ~, 1850, ~ H'"'"r'
Hhu WI" Wy MI ui"kgEN'
olo ig J, ,s ERENCh thSnf ,... ,. pto
Is manuIaCtuitu uaIiS' anu sou ~ tnu iun P'I.e
o. ~ cents per pounu, ny oip fehhsyNaha ave-
nue. "VP"'"e MeFopohtAh ho'ei'
OSK or THR BEST STOCKS OF
yLOTnIsO
In Washington
TO be sold
by the LIST OF March.
In regard to price no such Inducements have
ever been offered.
NOAH WALKER 4 Co.,
Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Oil PennsylvanIa avenne. between Sixth
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sroRE, No. plQ street northwest, new and
ellRlbiy located 10 for rent
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Form coon WHITE CISy AssERs are wanted To
suitable parties constant employment, on salary
or commission, will he given.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held at the hall
Of Liberty Council No. 2, Sons Of Jonadab, this
evening. The public are Invited to attend.
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Contracts for serviie Lnbor TO be Pro-
hIbiIel.

Yesterday morning mon. John VI. C0Rhlan, Of
California, accompanied by committee from
the National Labor COuncil OF this District, con-
sisting Of Mcssrs. A. T.. RedstOne, J. A. Davis,
J, +. Lpphard, Frank Mace and A. NJ. Pratt, APP
peaFed before the Committee on Education and
Labor Of the House Of Representatives, and
urged the immediate consideration OF II. r. hill
No. T65, entitled "a hill 10 prohibit contracts for
seryilC labor"
The necessity for such an act was explained
by Mr.. COghlan and Mr.. RetlstOne, after which
the visitors retired, with assurances from the
committee that they would report the hill with
out amendment and request It's immediate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

The benent Of Foster, buckingham. and Jaml-
son takes place tomorrow night. The hill In
Guides "Nan, the GOod-for. NothIng;r a grand
ollo, introducing Geo. 8. Knight, Dick Parker.
and Pat Rooney, Of the Theatre COmique; Mr.
Harry Snorrer, and the comic pantnmlmo Of the
magic Trumpet" Tickets are now for sale al
Kills music store,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

In the Circuit Cont yesterday the case q
Llnney VI. W. q. Metzerott was called up. This
Ia a suit to recover $4,000 damages claimed by
Mr. LiRney, In consequence Of injuries received
by a boy named II. DonOhue, for whom Mr.. Lin
ney IL guardian. The particulars OF the case are
that IN May, ISL, young DOnOhue, In company
with several other boys, was playing around two
piano boxes that had been placed near the gut
ier In the rear Of MetZerOus music store, on d
street. one Of them had been left standing with
the narrow side upwards, AMI the other placed
on top Of II In a balancing position. Young
DonOhue was by the lower one, near the curb,
when two boys climbed into the upper box,
which was overturned by their weight, cast
ing the other down on the boy, lnJurng him Sc
verely.
Justice Plant, who resides opposite, lmme-
dlately ran 10 his assistance and removed him to
his house, when Dr. llartgan was summoned
AMI II was found that his bowels had been
crushed.
Messrs Plant and TalCOtt were examined
yesterday regarding the cause Of the accident,
and Or. llartlgan as to the injuries.
Messrs IngersOll and Henkle appeared for the
plaintiff, and Messrs. Riddle and Phillips for
Mr.. Metzerou. The case will he resumed to-day.
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7 INCOLN HALL.
GRAFTON DY
Hon. SETH l.. MILLIKRN, Of Maine.
For the Bsneht Of the Industrial Home schod.
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY II.
Subject "ARIsTocRAoY."
Hon Y. q. blaine will introduce tho speaker and
many aS disungulshed gentlemen will be present
chets, 70 cents reserved seats IS cente. for aale
at g Parker's, sa7 seventh street. wv '-'
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FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY H.
HERNANDEZ, EosTER. ySo. + BUCKINGHAM
.u,., AMP JAZZ JAMis0N.
san s. E,s Music Store; by presenting tictets
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIoUR.
w Eleventh street tsouth PcnnsylyaniA HVenueI
ANOTHER GREAT COMPANY.
TEN NEW AsPfRANTs TOR FAVOR
wM cant Es Ts5s appearance in this city n n, ,o,
The Distinguished Irish Comedisn. ''N'
MISC JENNY dILMEIi,
IT'D Lhe pleasing lrish Actress and SonsstreAs.
KITTY LIE ROY
andLuhe SIsat SensationAl song and Dance Men,
"oSs MD fON, 0OSS AND FOX
aEO. 4, KNIGHT.
Mn a hr ce hn Irish Vooali.t and Dancer,
n nv z,yrISsI tsyontC Dansspsest a. -. no '
49,. - oTR ahkkI lAII.fsff i fRoU ffHfaPNAS'
Jntrodgctng Mile AIMETTA, Misses body Fan
t t..' s.llie Chapman. Emma Marsh Emily bmiih
hAlle MeHner, Fannie May. Julia Bennett, Annie
ponnslly, Rose Celeste, Maud Miller, and Carrie
THE GREAT FoNTAINBLEAU,
Otto burbank, Johnny Harris, Dick Iarker A. lean
buckley, Janice DouRlAA, Amanda lee
Harry Reese, Huston Brotherp
First time In this Theatre Of the IauRhalLa
VIRGINIA MUMMY
Also. Mr. Geo \. kniEht's New ycraIon nT
,,-,,- AFTER DARK.
mhuneeA every "wednesday and Saturday, A ans
billiard Parlor attached TO the ssloon. fe6icu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

TUE NEW CoLogNApE HOTEI, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is within four blocks Of all the newspaper Offices
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

WHEN CONSUMERS buy directly from the manu-
tacturer they get better and cheaper articles.
Holay A Morrill,, corner Fifteenth and streets,
opposite Treasury Department, receive their
watches from their mandatory In Geneva.
Repairing done by skilful workmen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

IuE WASHINGTON CORNET BAND
$780,. WILL. FURNISH Music FOR
PARADEs, BALLS. PART1Es. EXCtRSIoNs, &C
D. n STILES, or CARL BIRauAN
-, sS Penn's Avenue. SIS s,reet n W
All orders promptly attended 10 a.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

A Lot Of Pine Lunch Cheese
Tor restaurant use, Just received at Splcer's
Butter store, southwest corner OF ninth and 4
streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13

6l6 PrRE French CANDY 6l6
IL manufactured daily, and sold at the low price
Of 30 cents per pound, at 6l6 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., opposite Metropolitan hotel.
, 1873-01-27
REAL ESTATE.

Therc appears to be moro inquiry, more bhr-
ginning, aud moro persons congregated In tho
real estate dealers, Offices than week or two
ago. Tho continued pressure for money, how
over. prevents the contamination Of . good
many transactions, and keopa tho volume OF
transfers very small yet. Tho scarcity OF capital
which 10 unusual for this seaaon Of tho year
sees to be folt very largely by tho very clnss Of
capitalists who gro generally thn most ssnush !"
Of money at thta time from tho re-
coipts Of their semi-annual dividondH and
,nss10' and h large ggfocs u no ct
and New York State have not paid as we'll tho
last year al thay did previously, and this has
probably had some effect to mako tho c1nss OF
Capitalists who usually have had n suplua Of
proatH to invest permanently in something like
real estate feel pooror this year. This. how
evor, applles mainly to Eastorn capitalists, and
ecaroely etfectn the largo clasa of wealthy men
Of the Western aud Southern States, who arc
surplus profits in Cl,icAgo real eatato. It aooms
reasonable, therefore, That tho expectation Of
the usual speculative activity uexE March and
April will not be diHappointod.
sales Of. a medium class Of residence property
at prices ranging from SEQ to &100 nor front
foot. Much OF what is bought Ia for Immediate
improvement, and indicates u large amount Of
building Of cottages and wooden dwellings out
side tho fire limits next spring.
THE NORTHWESTERN suBunBs,
The construction Of tho Chicago & Pacific
Railroad along Nloomingdalo ayonue and north
westward through Cazonoyia las increased the
accessibility and value Of large tract OF land
lying south OF tho raLlroad between tho Chicago
d Pacific and tho 0alcna branch Of tile North
wostorn. a great deal Of this property has
changed hands at large adyances during
tho laat few nlonthH. Tile new
Milwaukee i st. Paul Road also trayoraea tho
eastern part Of tue district between thn two
roads, and adds largely to It's nccossihslily md
vnluo, 80 that by tho construction Of theao two
roads within the past year ttero Is q leRitanite
reason Tor an advance tn yaluos. When tho
quarter Of the suburbs begins to show TOR itpsN
, 1873-01-27

Total. $500 2oo,so4 1850
~ Is nimon5 imross'Gilo ~ 20 ooa.o ene ~ NUN. w.
variations iu tho Hizo Of tho caacs but, reckon-
lug IS palrs to . case, mlich wo Lave been told
, 1873-01-27

suoE BUSINESS OF LYNN MAes.
Tho Lynn ReI,orter saye: "Tho whole, num-
tbis city during the past year was 228.90o,
against 200,80l for the previous year. Ilia
SLOWS an increase Of q, ,q59 caaos. In order that
thohe who linyc she curiosity may compare the
following table, compiled from our woehly re-
turnat
, 1873-01-27
MONEY AND COMMERCE
MONETARY.

j. SATURDAY EvnNtxu, jan. Is.
The snow-ator1n seriously lnterforod with
business during tho ]aat half Of this wook. In
fact, tho whole month Of january Ina hoon 30
stormy that It hss sevoral times nearly asorrod
tho progress Of yyshsng connected With trado
.-except tho maturing Of notes, which stopn FOR
neither wind nor SNOW. THO marlottng Of pro-
ducts, tho salo OF goods, aud tho collection OF
dobts In tho country, has boen interrupted to 30
great IN oxtcnt, ti1nt merchants In general
have hnd = Encouraging eeaaot,, and It is not
at all surprising that many of them aro
hard preaeoa to ment their engagements. Tho
effoct OF tho interruption to business Ia poroept-
bio In tho Increased demand for accommodation,
and In tho docroaso In tho deposits at tho bnnka
TINT hnve largo limos Of mercantile accounts. Wo
Aear OF ono prominent bank that has lost 25 por
cont Of its aggregate deposits in this way snco
tho frat Of January. A good many other banks
have also experienced alurgo daclina IN their do
posts. though not to 30 great an oxtent rs tho
one 1oferroa to. In this caso it showed
TINT tho depositors woro wealthy and
!,nsl had tno money to thels credit 1, t. to
pressure has boon rot in tho way of an incroaao
IN tho domand for accommodation,
Tho usual monetary oaao caused by tho dis
buYsemens OF lnterost mud dividends hnn not
b6en experienced tiltg ycar, and 1t can now
scarcely bo expected there will 10 mloh I'M
provomont until tho advent OF mildor wontllor
permits trade to resume Its uBual notivity, aud
until tho railroads carry off creator portion Of
tho surplus products accumulated loro aud In
the country.
In the opon maylet there geemB to bo consd-
orable money to loan at 10 to u per cont por a,-
mum for short time and on frat-clasB collatarals,
but commercial paper is difficult to nogotiato,
sMd rascs are nonAinally 2 ,or cent ner moutl,
with but little lninR Mt Tint.
Exchengo wns sold ut TIC md SOC per 1000
discount botweon banli3 to-day:
Tho cleariugs Of tho Chicago banks for tho
wock woro;
, 1873-01-27

ss,ooo-1hird National Bank, ut 1856.
x5,000-aerman Savings Bank, at ITO.
S2,001--Norh ChienGo City Railway, At 99.
Sl5, ,01o-NattouaI hank OF Illinois, at 100.
LATEST.
NEW YonR. Jan. 25.-Gold sold at l141{, lax,
1l31S, lax, and closed at u3,s@114. Loans weyo
frome to per cent caEsy!ng Daily cearings. slol-
COO; shipments for the week, $2,oo5 848,41.
Money was easy In tho afternoon ut per cent. Tho
bank Batencut Ia unfayorabe md Ehbws decrease Of
fo03 in legal reserve. The banks now hold $5
700 above the Is per cent required.
Governments Woro active eary in the day, but quiet
at the close.
State bonds dull and steady.
Tho Treasury will commence paying, Monday nexf,
without rebate tic Interest on tho per cent funded
loan.
Tho stock market was qu1eter than on any previous
day Of the week, tho luctuations being nao confined
within narrower n1nttn. The market during The day
without any particular feature, and closed rather
heavy.
Startling. 1O9h
, 1873-01-27

continues steadily fair und mora tlsan equal to tho
supply; heuov p:rea trulsr. Other .escrintlons
weso more lss neglected. and pong in liberal stocI
Wo repeat our quotations., followa: Good to choice
roll. i7elc; strictly slislce dairy packed, a2@?5o;
D!duING-o -oran baga continue dull, but sAe mar
kdt Ia uti quoted Arm. atocks, which aro nloaornte.
caot DO replentshed to ae at lower prices than arc
with fo,ne INJURY anil rule steady previously quot
cd,l Wo repeat our list: atavk, addc Ludlow 33o Low
Creek, 1870; h,ifiap bags, i an.l BIZ, 2o@23ko;
gunies, single. lSGslooi do. double 29s wool Haels
6ad@7Oc.
fair ox.ont anu rc.na!n irmer below nro tho urcca
, 1873-01-27

NEoEtTTs. II RMIPMENTs.
, 1873-01-27
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. ~.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipmenta
of produce at this point during tho past tmenty-
four hours, and for tho corresponding dato ous
year ago: