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Amnsernents.
uIBERNIAN HALL.

uIBERNIAN HALL.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
February II, 1s, 10.
First appearance 10 Charleston In three years
OF the original and only
BERGE MILYi
SWISS BELL RINGERS PARLoR ORCHESTRA
Young Ladies, Silver Cornet Band, the most
Refined, Elegant al d Popular Com onstion travel.
ling All the Newest Songs and Lat st Music.
First APPEARANCE In Charleston OF The great
Comic Vocalist and Mimic,
SIDNEY FRANKS.
Miss Anna Berger, Gold Cornet Soloist.
Miss Nellie Knapp, Soprano Vocalist
Miss Henrietta Berger, Stan Bell Player.
Finest Thiee, Violin Virtuoso.
And the entire company will appear.
Admission 81; Gall-ries so cents.
Seats can be obtained at Holmess Book Store
without extra charge.
GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY, February 1eth,
at half.past O'Clock P. d.
Wv. FOWLER. Business Manager.
febl4-4
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rIlO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
Il MODlUUS Building. No. 149 East Bay, re-.
Gently occupied as the Publication Uiice OF TIE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee
uonse. For terms, dc., apply ut The ufdce OF
THR NEwH. No. 10 Broad street. aep28
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XKTANTED PURCHASERS FOR MY
w heat free bu ming Red Ash, Parlor and
Stove GOAL, now landing. THoS. >. Bu0D, NO.
Is BOyCe's Wharf, isolo-AF
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VXTARNER'S Pill. PHOSPHORUS
COMP.

Each containing
Phosphorus. us................ ..0ne.hundredth Grain.
Ext Nux Vomica. ..One.fourth Grain.
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DOARDING.-TO RENT, TWO FUR
I'D NISHED front rooms, with or without board,
on reasonable terms at No. II Broad street.
febl2-6
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HKTANTED, A WAITINGMAN, AT No.
w % Coming street, also Girl to assist 10
care of baby. None need apply withou. good
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DLEASANT QUARTERs.-P ERsONS
delightful p.rt of the city, will please address
3D." at this on e. Eortherners wishing to speld
ticularly adyan,ageous feb10
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Drnas ano Meolrlnes.

n R. G. F. B r o W N IS
YOUNG AMERICAN LINIMENT.
The demand for this truly wondeful remedy has
induced the Proprietors to extend the area OF 1ts
circulation and usefulness by placing It's valuable
qualities before the pubic. 1t IL truly asserted,
and facts prove 1t thas Liniment ever before the
peonle has grown 80 rapidly in public favor for
all the cases reached by this class OF medicines.
gained lasting reputation wherever used IN
cases Which require an EXTERNAL REMEDY, and
is with the ut most confidence recommended 70
F. BROWN, Chemical Company, New YORK, and
for sale by all Druggists and Country Dealers.
DOWIE NOISE Il DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. O.
fcb18.tuthB3mos
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Mnniripal Notices.

OITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK, OF
" COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, 8. O., FEBRUARY
IA, ls7S.-The office OF Chimney Contractor for
ward No. 6 hav ng been declared vacant, the,
same will pe filled at the next me eing OF Council
applications will be received at this off1ce until
Tuesday, the 18th, at l2M. w. W. SlhONS,
febl4 fstu3 Clerk OF Council.
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DIOR SALE, A SPRING WAGON, NEAR
II LYnew Also Double Set or Ha ss, In
good order. Apply at Soda Water MaHufactory,
No 56 Hasel street. lenl6.lT
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DHGNIX FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
I;nmpany This EVENING at halfpast O'Clock.
By order OF the President. ,,,,,1,,1
febls secretary p F. E. Coz
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SparDlnn.

MO. 266 KING STREET.-A GENTLE
IN MAN and wife IN obtain pleasant Board !;
also several single gentlemen. fe0l8.2r
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ENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD
VI on reasonable terms, at No. rs Broad
street. Also, to rent, two pleasantly situated
Rooms. leol7-l"
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A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
NOT IA A L E
BY THE
STATE, CITY OR COUNTY.
A WING
Of nearly
THREE AND OyE-HALF PER CENT. PER
ANNUM.
CHARLOTTE, COL. AND AUGUSTA R. B.
Seven per Cent.
COUPON BON s.,
Secured by Mortgage on the entire Pro.
perty of the Road. Interest Payable
Semi-Annualy, on the lst OF
January and lst of July.
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WANTED, HoUSEKEEPERS TO
w Know that they can obtain good prices
for Old or second. hand Furniture. by addressing
t,ncS Knx 100 febl8.tuthsm4H
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TUST ARRIVED. AN EXTRA FINE
81 lot of HORSES AND MULES, aud for sale at
subscribers Stable. Queen street. P. WEST.
fehl6 40
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WASHINGTON RIFLE ;.,. CLuB;mIHE y 15l6 o;n1 HI5i
he held az Rine Club Hall, THIs EVENING. at
O'Clock. Attention is called to section 4, Article
fah,es' Secretary.
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XNTANTED, TO PURCHASE A HOUSE
w on Sulllyan's Island, centrally located,
west OF Middle street. Amply TO WILLIAM NC
KAY. Aucttoneer, No. As Wentworth street.
f.hI4
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VXTANTED, A CHILD'S NURSE AND
w House Servant. Apply at No. 6S spring
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for dale.

NOR SALE, ONE WALNUT STANDING
DESK and Pigeon Holes. Table, Revolving g
Ohair, two Book cases. Apply at No. 33 Broad
street febI82
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Uan1s.

IKTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w cook and milk COW. Apply 81 NO; w
Tradd street leolo-L
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HORSES! MULES! MARESl

ITO CONTRACTORS.-F SALE, BEL
CLAN PAVING BLOCKS, the most approved
aud durable pavement, delivered ct the Docks
direct from the quarrIes on the Hudson River,
N. j.. opposite New York City. For information
as 10 size, freight dc., apply to ADOLPHE
MECKEKT, Dealer In Belgian Paving BLOCKS, NO.
b8 BOWery, Kew York. jan2l-tul3moS
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Eost qu1 found.

r OST, YESTERDAY AFTERN LOON. IN
IL Queen or Archdale streets, chlld's BLACK
tur Cape. The finder will be rewarded, II Ie-
quired. Apply at this office, or at No. l35 queen
btrpet. leOlS.l
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10 Relu.

ITO RENT, ROOMS SUITABLE FOR A
Il small family. Apply at No. lso Queen
street. febl7-3~
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MULES. MARES, HORSES AND 20
lYl- MES, arrived this day at r. OAKMAN'S
sItui.s. No. IS Church street. for sale on time.
fnhlR.QH
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YKTANTED TO RENT, A COMMODIOUS
w Dwelling House, north OF alnoun street
and east OF Ruledge Avenue. Address ID" at
THE NEWS o0ce. jan26
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.VTTARNER'S Pill. I0DOFORM EFT
FERRI.
Each containing
lOQOlOTul ....ss...ouc uioi
Ferrum Red .0ne and quarter Grains.
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Meetings.

TTNION CHAPTER, No. 3, R. A. NJ
The Regular Conv9csn9 9Is 81 EWssIse s1ls Inc
18th lns aut, at O'Clock.
feh1a Secretary.
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EOR SALE, LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
Il Petlgru, on the great pla' k road, three and
o half miles from the city limits, now selling
daily az my Cfice. Some OF the bert STANDS,
ironing Oh the road. still on ha i'd LOIS ~ oy
100 feet each al from $l6 to SIS. No charge Tor
papers. Apply at once and see pat.
A. U. MoGiLLlVRAY,
feb6.lm = No. Z7H Bread street.
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EOR SALE, 600 BUSHELS WHITE SEED
L RICE. A crop lot grown In Anderson: j.
r. SHEPPARD feb6
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T OST, FROM No l9 DRAKE STREET,
~ Bull Dog, marked with yellow. and an
swers to the name Crlo. The finder WILL receive
reward by returning the dog. leolS-
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MULES MULES Sl-TlMBER, CART,
lHk Turpentlne and Plantation Mules; also,
Horses and Mares, at R. OAKMAh'S Stables
For sale on time. leolb-4F
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LNOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST J.:
II HENRY OTJEN, son or the late henry
UTJEN, for seventy Five Dollars. VIII be sold at
q discount at MkNKE& & n nULLER'S. jan2l
CEWING MACHINES.-ALL DESCR1P-
- TIONS OF Sewing Machines repaired on rea'
sonaole terms and at the shortest notice oy j. l..
LUNSRORD, Smith stI eet. just north OF Went
worth rect. Jan2Z
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, A BLACK
- TERRIER BITCH, answering to the name OF
Rose. suitable Reward will be given !! dellV-
cred at corner OF Broad and orange streets.
febl2
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-
Il Lost. n WATCH with the initials l.. W. on
Hamilton, savannah, Ca, on the inside cover.
Apply at this Office. feol8.tuln2
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SITUATION WANTED, AS OVERSEER
~ on Rice or Cotton Plantation, by man
VINO has three years, experience In the business,
and can furnish geod n c0mmendations for char
acter and ability. Address JNO b. BES> !LLlEU,
at McClellanyille s. o. feb15 t.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. "a, 1873.
ss%s GsdRRs!y Tn & Net ssssG.:
49, Sales, l.oOa Stock, 6s,sN.
Cotton active: prices higher: ordinary lSl6c isl4c.;
low w %R t lsc lSc miadlngs Net recepis
to the Continent 437a Sales 1900; last evening" 7lO
Cotton nrm good ordinary is.ci low middlinss i9c
Great Britain s27 coastwlse, 1884 Sales SO Stock
1854.
Cotton quiet and firm; middlings, is]2 a Sllc, Net
cOastwse, i,osi Sales, loo Stock, $4,000 ' ''''
,CHARLEsroS, Jan. 81, 1873.
$''sS $asHs & s'' sssss'
Spirits turpentne strong at &c. Rosn quiet at SIS 10
rasnns ssdS y yeos a GrsdG
virgin. Tar arm SIS -. nA'D' 'o' s'0~ ''p anu
Spring s9zs for amber Winter siO for white Winter
Club Is sead iye sales oef NS
Corn r hs& Il o.
Millieed unchanged at s2i shorts $23 Tor
Pss sa ss s
Grain in store and FAD sa1 & 5usGs;
f fs7 Sss DO eat, Sstsv harley
asst, western sprlnS f AMBER g. s. s!?si
ss!tf q chssgS S1sHes
s SSe M It !; at Wis cas g h e6rn
1890 oashslsTo in store, al Sc 5000 do. No on the
No Western at 4oc; No. Toledo held at 42c Barley
active sales of 1900 bushels Western No at 95c. IlOO
do No Western at s5c 800 do. Canada at ST. Rye
hrm sales Of 100 bushels Western at Sc State
at Sc. Barley malt easy; Western 81 81 I0 prime
Winter Western, 81 ~ ST lb; prime Canada 81 20 81 &
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Jan. a. 1873
Flour firm and sales of extra Spring at 50 so
81. Wheat quiet and weak. sales OF No. Spring.
81 IS 81 I3i4 cash; 81 1874, seller February; No
Spring 81 27 No. do, 81 ia 81 III; rejected, 99c.
Corn dull and aroopng; sales Of No. mixed Sole.
cash; s,fc 3oc. seller February: rejected, 2s1c.
Oats in good demands sales OF No at 255c rejected,
22c. Rye steady at Csc a6s1c. Barley firm and
at soc for No. FAILS 81 81 a 81 IS for No. 3 Pro-
very quiet. Pork steady ut S2 spot So 80 sell
Ter March Lard quiet and weak at 81 10 cash. Meats
quiet and unchanged. Green hams sold at &C. for.
~ ID averages; SIC. a SIC. for Is ID. averages.
Bulk meats and bacon nominaly unchanged;
for heavy sss9 for light Whisky dull at sic Re-
corn 900 do oats, 1900 do rye and COCO do barley
shipmcnts300O tbls Hour 5000 bushels wheat 1000 do
corn and 800 do oats
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The only transactions worth reporting from yes
terday were two legal sales effected by Colonel
James M. Miller at the Real Estate Exchange con-
sistng Of lot Of land, with improvements, on the
south side OF Water street, commencing 5s.S feet
east Of Montgomery street, by order Of William M.
Hoes, referee, lot 25.sx7O feet, to Peck wandell
for $4,000, and one lot Of land the south side Of
sixtythird street, 125 feet west OF Ninth avenue,
under the direction OF Robert p. Hope, referee lot
25xl00.5 feet, to g. j.. DOrland for $500.
Among the few private sales reported to us are
the following, effected by A. G. Lamson Son. No.
Pine street:-FOur lots, each 256x1O0.S feet, on
the south side OF Ninetysecond street. so feet east
OF Madison avenue, and one lot In the rear, 1856
100S feet, on the north side OF Ninety-frst street.
90 feet east of Madison avenue--the five lots for
s4s 900. Also the lot situated at the northeastery
corner Of Broadway and Fltysixth street. the lot
being about 25x75, for S3S,75O.
The inclement weather yesterday had depress-
ing influence on the market, which otherwise had
q tendency to become active.
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THE MAISHALL's CORNER HOMICIDE.
Maher Indicted for Manslaughter.

Yesterday in the Mercer County Court, N. J.,
the Grand Jury handed in thirty bills Of iAdict-
mcnt, amongst them being one found against
Patrick Maher for manslaughter, charging him with
having killed John st. John at Msrshalls Corner ON
the 7th instant full particulars of which nave
already appeared in the HERALD. Prosecutor
Broom charged the prisoner yesterday on the in
dictment, during the reading Of which Maher was
an attentive listener, and seemed TO preserve the
utmost composure, although at intervals he sighed
deeply. He does not appear to be laborng
under that heavy strain OF melancholy which
SO vsloly characterized his department after his
incarceratIon In the county Jail some two weeks
ago. lie pleaded ''Not g1ilty.v His trial will nos
take place till next week, when he will be defended
by Two able counsel. Among the other indictments
found We're one each against John Clark, Jasper G.
Alen, walter Whelan and Theodore Seruby, charg-
ing them respectively with the crimes OF forgery,
blgamy, arson and assault with intent to ravish.
Five bills were also found against susan watson
FOR various larceAies. There are sixty supreme
Court and Circuit Court causes including appeals,
on the list to be heard during the present term one
or which II for false imprisonment against Police
Vmeer tAwYSnGe, el Trenton.
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THE COAL COMBINATION.

Unusual excitement prevailed among the city
coal dealers yesterday In consequence of all man.
ner OF reports concerning the alleged combination
OF several large companies for the purpose OF
trolling the market. Letters have been received
from the officials Of the Reading Railroad Offering
all the usual facilities of transportation to mine
owners. and averring that no coercion need be
feared. RumOrs are anoat, however that otHta-
ces will be interposed by independent spectators.
In Philadelphia the people are vigorously opposing
the scheme and threaten to bring the matter be-
company will probably form an issue at the next
election: The agents OF the suspected companies
stoutly deny the charges brought against them
The coal companies OF this city, which agreed to
meet together at the end OF each month and fix
the price for coal for the succeeding month"; have
just established the rates for February.
The following Is the scale Just adopted by the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company as compared
with the prices at the beginning or the year -
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LoNDoy, Jan. 2-5 r. NJ
Consols closed at ga 5 for money and the account
United states vetweny bonds, 1865 old, 9211 1857
9i ten-fortes, va; nves, 81 Erie Railway shares
yO5,.
PAms BouRsE.-PARIs, jan 27--Rentes, 5lr 47c.
LIyERrooL CorroN MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Jan. IT, 80
r. M.--The market closed steady Middng upiands
sssd. lod middng Orleans, lo1sd,; load
including 1000 for speculation and export OF the sales
1000 bales American Sales OF cotton shipped IRON
Savannah or Charleston, November and December,
9l3Gd The shipments of cotton from Bombay since the
last report 70 the 9th inst have been II 900 bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Jan. 81
T. M.-The market for breadstufis Is quiet
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Jan. II
80 p M.-Beef, SOS. per tiercc for Bacon
3ss ca. per cwt for new Cumberland cut. Lard, 3ys
per cwt.
Loonos, PRopucE MARxEr.-LoxdoS, Jan. 2-Ta
low, AS Cd per cwt Sugar, ys 33s. Cd per cwt Tor
No IL Dutch standard, the spot. Refined petroleum
Gid. 21sd. per gallon. Spirits turpenune, Al. I'd. per
cwt.
PETROLEUM MISUNDERSTANDING, Jan. 27-Petoeum, az
per cwt for hne pale American.
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BURSTING OF A RANGE IN PATERSON.

large kitchen range In the basement OF the
Paterson Opera House exploded yesterday morning
with tremendous crash. The range was used
formerly by the hotel occupying portion OF the
house, but recently has been used to heat
water for scrubbing the dancing floor
OF the theatre. The range was being
fred up for the latter purpose yesterday morning,
when the water back, in which the pipes had prob.
ably frozen, exploded with tremendous crash
tearing the most Of the range into small frag.
ments ana scattering them IN every direction as if
from a bombshell. The large CRATE was hurled
across the room, a distance Of about twenty feet,
where ii went through an inch and half door.
The lying Goals set fire to the room, but were
promptly extinguisEed by Mr.. Stone. the janitor,
who had just stepped from In front of the range
when the explosion occurred, else he would have
been blown to atoms, and there being no one else
about the place the whole building would undoubt-
edly have been enveloDed in names before 1t was
discovered from the outside.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM
There was little more doing in the Southern
State bonds, with the tone Of the market nrm.
The rennessees were strong at 81, and the
South Carolina April bonds sold at 25
The following were the closing quotations.
Tennessee. ex coupon. 500 81; do new, sox q
81; Virginia, ex coupon, az so; do. registered
stock, DID, 81 AZ; do. skies, consolidated bonds,
5eA 56%; do. skies, deferred scrip, 14h Is;
Georgia skies, rs 80; do. sevens. 90 a 92; North
Carolina, ex COUPON 33k "a; do. to North Caro-
Ina Railroad, So 60; do, funding 1886, rs a27;
do., DO, 1868, "a 20; do. new 10 20 d0 special
tax, Ii 10; Missouri skies. 90 93A; do, Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 90 OIL; Louisiana skies. so IS;
do, new, 45 a so; do, levee skies, SO 60; do do.
eights so 70; do, do do, 1875, so 20; Alabama
fves, 55 a 60; do. eights "a 80; South Carolina
skies, 40 so; do, new, January and July. 22a %;
do, do. April and october, Is 25h.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was strong, with sharp
advance in the currency skies, sales Of which
made ut 1l5h The others kept their frmness
despite the fluctuations in the gold market, the
ten-orty coupons selling at 1l5H and the long
SKIES OF 1881 at 119. The new fves were steady
on the level of par in gold. The following
were the closing prices:-United States currency
skies, 115A a 1l5k; do, 1851. registered, 110zS
III; do, DO, coupon, 1857 1l9; do, i've
twenties, registered, May and November, lis
1855; do, do, 1862, coupon, dO 1861 115'S;
do, do, 1864 do, do, 15H ll6h; do, do, 1855,
do, dO 1864 116A; do, do, 1S6Ts, registered,
January and July, 115% 1851; do, do, 1866, cou-
pom, do, 1l5H 115h; do, do, 1851, do, do, 16K
a116s do, do, 1868, do, do, 116 116H; do. ten
forties, registered, 1146 1l43S do. do, coupon,
1151z 1853; do fves of 1881, registered, 113X
ia; do, do, do, coupon, 115H 1853.
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
The stock market was unsettled and irregular,
with dull movement. The earlier feature was a
break" in Erie to Ga, sympathetic with the decline
in London, which was followed by subsequent
advance to 657S and closing relapse to 64ys, the
manipulators were seeking TO tempt short sales by
the foreign bankers The tone Of the market in
the forenoon was generally heavy, with decline
in New York Central to 1O44 and in Pacific Mail to
721S. The latter continues depressed by the alb
sence OF news of the arrival of
THE STEAMSHIP ALASKA
at Hong Kong, although less anxiety has been felt
about the vessel since it has been stated that she
did not leave Yokohama until after the schedule
date for her departure from that port. Lake Shore
and Western Union advanced about one per cent,
but fell of in the decline attending the activity OF
the money market. Rock Island was weak all day,
and left Off at 1929. Late in the day New York
Central became strong, and advanced to 1868.
The directors Of the st. Paul company have de-
cared dividend Of 81 per cent on the preferred
stock for the half year ending February /, payable
February Is.
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81 Domingo. ifc. Costa Rics. l6c. 1876 Mexican.
a lie. Curacao. l6c. a 17c.
FLOUR AMP GnAis.-Receips-Fiour 40 bills. wheat.
II COZ busheis corn, 2Og0 do meal 200 bbls oats.
du heavy sna nominal at our quotations The sales
$500 bbls generally at the inside price OF annexed
quotations. Corn meal was quiet The supply is only
moderate and the market firm AT the appended quota
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AN ARMY OF THIEVES IN HoBoKEN.

The operations Of sneak thieves have become so
numerous in Hoboken Of late that the Chief of
Police found It necessary TO detail special squad
OF officers to parade the city each evening Early
yesterday morning q stable In Sixth street was
broken into bat the robbers were frightened OF.
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The prospective refundlng of the nve-twenties
has started fresh demand for railroad bonds, and
nearly everything the list was bid for to-day, as
will be seen by the unusually long list below Gen.
trail Pacific rsts advanced to 1907, but the Union
Paclncs were about u lower. The general list was
strong and higher. The following were the bids
ut the regular call as amended by prices in subse-