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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON, January IA.

Several adverse reports on private
claim bills were made, and the bills in-
definitely postponed.
The Committee on Mines and Min
ing reported fsvorably the following:
Supplemental to act to promote the
devlopement of mining resources for the
United States, relating to public lands
in California.
The bill to remove the political disa.
bilities OF VIM Steel, OF Texas, passed.
The annual postsroute bill then
came up and various amendments were
offered.
Mr.. Morrill, submitted proposition,
which was referred to the Committee
on Post Offices. providing for the dis
continuance OF mail service on routes
the receipts OF which do not amount to
one halt the expenditure. He said it
was time 10 be relieved OF importuDi-
ties TO establish post-routes where there
was no population.
At one o'clock the resolution on
finance came up, and Mr.. Schurz pro.
ceeded to address the Senate on the
same.
Mr.. Schurz said the proposition to
invest the government with power to
continue at its pleasure the issue ofirre-
deemable paper currency, was really to
place the private fortunes in the coun-
try at its mercy. Have any but des-
poiic governments made pretence to any
such powers He hoped Congress
would pause before giving any such
power. An issue of ten billions
would not abate complaints Of insufi-
cient currency. In regard to the CLAM
or from the West for more currency, be
believed if issued it would be OF no prof,
to that section for it would at once be
diverted to the speculative wants OF the
East. He stigma,ized as a seriously
false theory that the prosperity OF
wealth OF the country would be enhans
ced by sn increase in the currency. He
argued that the logical consequence oi
continued initiation OF currency would
be Governmental reputation and
bankruptcy, and intellectually increased
difficulties OF return to specie payment
1t is admitted that ultimately We mus
come back to specie payments. Th.
proposition Of Mr.. Ferry he regarded
as most inopportune, and 10 say th,
least, exceedingly funny to provide fol
a return to specie payments by further
issue OF greenbacks. Goodbye 70
treucsment and economy if imitation
prevails; goodbye prudence and pro
ductive enterprise, and goodbye homes
labor. We will soon have wide
and more efficstious extravsgance thai
ever, and general decentralization il
business and social life. In the cours
OF q colloquy with Mr.. Boutwell, be sal,
that under no circumstances would b,
favor initiation. He continued at lsngtl
his criticism OF the views expressed b
Boutwell,. Many OF the obstacles ~
. ticipate1 in the way OF resumption be
: actually come to pass by reason OF u
8 late panic. He said the west and sou(
: and the whole agricultural interesl
r had beeL and would be previously ID
n jured by initiation, and proportional
, benefited by resumption. Prices hS
!. came down 60 much that he did n
= imagine that resumption would brie
!, them much lower. He would vote &
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NEW YORK.
HOnors to Horace Greeley.

NEw YORK, January l4-The Joint
Committee of the common council to-
day presented to the family OF Horace
Greeley an illustrated album contain
ing the proceedings OF the common
council on his death. Whltelaw Reid
and John F. Cleveland were present by
invitation. Mayor Hsvemeyer on MAX
ing the presentation 10 the Misses Gree
lev, delivered speech highly eulog's
iug the deceased. Mr.. Reid responded
on behalf of the Misses Greeley.
The VIrsinius Survivors.
Seven Virginius survivors appeared
before U. s. Commissioner Shields to-
dsy, and stated they had been expelled
from their clearinghouse, being uns-
ble to pay, and that the Cuban organl-
zstion had refused to assist them. They
were in danger Of starving. The Com
missioner furnished them means to get
food for the present, and promised TO do
what he could for them.
The Last OF the Panic.
The important announcement was
made to-day from the Clearing house,
that the remaining $4,000 Of loan
certificates has been cancelled. This
wiped out the lsst relic OF the panic as
far as banks are concerned. The net re-
serve OF the associated banks is SlS,-
100000 greater than last year, and con-
stantly increasing. Lsrgs amounts o'
currency have been returned from the
west since the panic and there has alec
been large returns from the south.
The InternationaIists.
1t was rumored to-day that another
attempt would be made by the working
men 10 hold mass meeting and that
they would apply to the police commits
siou ers for the oecesssry permission tt
parade. This, it is understood, viii
not be granted at present, at least Tb'
MAYOR is in favor of establishing a re-
llief committee in the various wards, 81
as to furnish rations Of pork, beef, DC
to the destitute. A deputation of work
ipgmen waited upon the police com
miasioners to-day and Denounced thos
} who got up the demonstration yester
day.
Cushing's Unfortunate Letter.
The Times special from Washington
giving the details of the Senatorial eau
Gus Yesterday, says the development
made in the caucus in regard to Cush
ing have not only defeated him ic
= Chief Justice, but have disgraced hll
: before the country. and will possibl
: deprive him Of his mission to Spai'
r During the caucus, after the adjourn
ment Of the Senate in the afternoo
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Ma kst'
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER
"WEDNESDAY. January ii.

"WEDNESDAY, January ii.
There is considerable activity in the
&c neral market and prices OF mos'
articles are firm.
Coffee took another jump and will
probably be still higher.
We quote:
APPLEs-suop!y in excess OF demand
Choice s. 0Na2 So o.o,. ,,
$50 for strictly choice.
RAKlNG POWDER-tLogan List q 20: -
OF. cans 81 rs per doz; 10 OF. cans Sn g 81 n
ans IS Is: bulk SSc: Enterprise, (McCaoe'
hfa5t hsfau5tCfKSWiHfEATTLoUR-ln X Wi fair demand
at 4ISc per pound. ,
CHEESErNew Goshsn IN fair demand
at I6Xc and n. Y. Goshen at l6c, western
CARBON OIL Standard brands, in a
iobbing way, at l3 nc asking and no charge
'Oc OCRNDI.ES-star at lSc; City mould a,
llaI2c; Adamantine l5c
COFFEE-We Quole: Good at 9tc'
prime NJ ;2Hc; choice Java at 4Oc; Old yell
low Rio at SIC: Roasted SSs9ic with upward
'VCRACKERs-Sugar, lie: lemon, llHc
soda, 7Isc; water, 6|sc; oyster, 7Sc; cream
EGGs~Demand exceeds supply. Prices
FisH-Mackerel, No. 9 halves at 81 CO.;
pbls AT sII %; No. 3 81 % large medium
| "a 50 new mackerel, full weight, one nun
dred rs; barrels at sil 90; light weights at
| various prices, according 10 me welsnt 81
packages; new white fish at u 0o; eounsh
FLSGR-white wheat family fancy a!
$50; family at 81 2597 10; spring al
| 81 90. Rye nour IS 20.
GLASS-First quality sxle at sSSsl0xl2 nj
So per boz Of SO feet. discount 80 per cent.
GESSENG-At 6Ocs75c v n.
| GRAIN Wheat choice No. l al " %
choice red 81 4Oal a., Rye steady
at 75SSOc. Corn at &c. OATS NJ
"HSY-Baled "HSY s:6 OOs2s 90. Loose s2i 90.
| IRON-Flat and bar, S-l09i 2-lOc; horse
shoe, S-le; round and square, 3S-iOSI 3-lOc.
heavy band iron, S-loCg DC; light band;
S-l0(a5c; hoop, 8 l-lOgS l,lOc; oval, a-iVg
+lOc; half oval and half round i'-los
4-l0c
| LARD OIL-Advanced. Extra winter
''t taoLAssESwprime d. "a old crop firm at s.
NAILS-Prices per keg: Brads AM
Fen sing, l6 to God, 81 IS; TO sd. a 50;
10 I'd, N75. Barrel, I'M 70 "a ia ia
ssa5; aS; in, m; IS 50 o.. ~ ftnishng, NJ lin. 20 :.
liz In, IS IS. Casing, 70 to SOD, 8 20; sd
s5 &; Sd, 8 50; ID, s575. Go Fine Fine ,in,nl Binsd
Nails in fs55. Clinsh naiIs a. all T,osi Ros,
Spikes. cut IS OO. Tobacco HID. 9 to I'd
3 'PPiRiSvisIoNs-New RI % + Il Mess pork. a,
sl6 Sc; Lard, extra winter AT eHe; ksg M a
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nor opportunity, yet by opinions or in
courts and in counsel, or discussions
with officers of the Government, or
members of Congress and private per-
sons, / entertained the same general
respect for these amendments as for
other provisions of the Constitution,
and also rendering the special obser'
vance due to them az just and necessary
incidents OF the reorganization OF the
Union.
while my nomination was under
going consideration before the Senate,
it would have been embarrassing for
me to speak iu explanation OF my acts
or opinions, but now and with relative
indifference to whatever else may have
been said, either honestly or malicious
ly, to my prejudice, it belongs to my
sense of public duty and my political
conviction, and it is my right to real.
firm and declare that have never In
the long course OF my Lot inactive life
done an act, uttered a word, or conceiv-
ed thought of dislovalty to the Con-
stitutioh or Union. / have the honor
to be, respectfully, ;,
&c. CUSHING"
Gushing stated in conversation to-
night, that he could not say at present
whether he would 60 to Spain or not
as Minister. He did not himself know
yet what be would do.
Confirmed.
The Senate executive session to-day
confirmed the following pension agents
Seth Barker, Cleveland Ohio; Lieut.
Colonel George Crook, OF the 23d In
iautry, to be Brigadier General. vice
Philip St. George Cook, retired
The Mexican War Veterans.
General Neagley has been asked to
deliver an oration before the delegates
to the convention Of veterans OF the
Mexican war who are assembling in
this city tonight in large numbers
but they are to be disappointed in thel'
hope that they would hear Caleb Cush-
| ing. Day before yesterday CUSHING
addressed q letter 10 General j. w
Demer, President OF the Mexican AS
sociatiou, excusins himself from de-
liveripg An oratIon.
cheap transportation.
The cheap transportation convention
a; its meeting this afternoon appointed
O committee on water routes and rail
roads. A proposition was made by th'
delegate from New York, that the pres
ident should appoint on this COMMITTED
an addition OF one member from eaci
State and Territory, as delegates q
large. The point made was that New
York, Ohio and Illinois, which tool
great interest in the question apt
sent large delegations, shoult
be eatitled to larger representation Oh
commerce than States sending smai
delegations. The proposition met will
strong and excited opposition, and WA
finally withdrawn.
! President Quincy appointed com
mittees on railroads and on waite
routes. The Committee on Railroad
was instructed to report on the abuse
of the present railroad system.
The Convention adjourned at 4 P. N
An Iowa Candidate.
The Iowa Senators and Representa-
tves have united TO recommend 10
Chief Justice, John F. Dilian, OF tha
State, Judge oi,he Eighth Judicial Clr
cult Court.
The Centen niai Commission.
The Commission on the Centennia
celebration at Philadelphia held ii
regular monthly meeting this mornln
at Willsrd's hotel in this city, but ad
iourned until tomorrow, no quorum
being present.
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philadelphia Wool Market

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-WooL-
There is an improvemed demand, and
prices are frner; stock scarce; Ohio,
Pennsylvana and West Virginia double
extra and above, 55a57c; extra, 55s56c
medium, 55a57c; coarse, 50a52c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine, 5Oa52c; medium, 54s55c; cosrse,
52s55c; combing, washed, 60a62c
combiug, unwsshed. 4oa42c Csnads
combing, 60a65c; foe unwasbed, 36a
40c; coarse and medium washed, goa
SIC; tub washed, 53a57c; Colorado
washed, 25a30c; Colorado unwasbed,
23a25c superfiDe pulled, 4js50c.
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Mr.. Boutwell, made long and earnest
speech in favor Of Gushing. Boutwell, q
speech was followed by sn argument
of Mr.. Conkling, also in Cushings fa'
vor. At the conclusion Of their remark
Mr.. Ssreeant arose and made stroDg
protest against bis confirmation, quotss
ing from Cushing's record and pollticai
antecedents to show bis unhtness ior
the high position. He concluded his
speech by producing and reading the
original letter written by Gushing
iu 1861, which he said ought to
forever settle the question before them.
1t was letter written on the Goth OF
March, 1861, to Jefferson Davis. at
that time the head OF the rebel govern
ment, at atMontgomery, Alabama, with
the leaders OF the rebellion, concluding
finally the conspiracy to overtime" the
government. The letter introduced .
man by the name OF Roane, q native OF
North Carolina, who bad been clerk
in one OF the departments at Washing'
ton, and for time Cushings private
secretary. 1t referred to him as Young
man who had concluded to join his
peorle, for the reason that he sees, as
YOU and | see, Mr.. Davis. that the
Union Of the States is destroyed. 1t
commended him to Mr.. Davis's con-
sideratiop and care. Mr.. Sargent
read from the original letter, which
he had obtained yesterday, (Tues-
dsy) morning. among rebel ar
chives at Washington, for which
SIS, 900 was paid by the Government
nearly two years ago, to one Mr.. PICK
ct, who had them in Canada in safe
keeping. Pending the last election, bis
attention had beed directed 10 II by an
anonymous letter, in ~ 'ch he was
told to examine thd rebel a:c";ves at
the War Department. Ater reading
the letter, Mr.. Sergeant asked 1t the
Senator'S would confirm such man iCr
Chief Justice. The disclosures 'eIl
upon the assembly like claps OF thun"
der. Boutwell, and Cemeron said In
view of the letter they could not vo;e
for him, and Mr.. Carpenter made an
earnest speech against the conhrma'
ton. 1t was decided that the Judiciary
Committee should call on the Presi-
dent submit the letter 10 him. and fol
the present leave the matter in hi
hands The President was made
aware OF the nature OF the develop
ments made last night, and it is under
stood that he will withdraw the noml'
nation.
l'"Gii'ht,c.
The daily News publishes q let
ter from Tom Allen, dated at St. Louis
announcing that as Joe Coburn style'
himself the champion Of America, ne
will fight Coburn for 81 500 side
said fight to take place in Canada
within 50 miles OF Detroit. The nnm
ber of men accompanying each part.
to be limited to twenty. He will fg b
within three months after signing tn
articles, and will meet Coburn or hi
friends halt way between st. Louis ant
New York to make the necessary ar
raugements. II Coborn refuses to &C
cept the challenge Allen says he vii
fight Jim Mace or any other man IL
the world Tor from 81 900 to $5,OO0
siJa
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wheeling Cattle MarEet.
"WEDNESDAY, January IA

The arrival OF stock at the Christman
House yards last week was largely in
excess OF the former week, and there
was a good demand for all that was
offered 81 prices quoted below:
CATTLE-The arrivals ofcattle were
very large, amounting to Ill head.
The prices have advanced for good cat.
tie, the ruling rates being "a OO95 OO
per cwt. The lowest figure paid was
81 IS and the highest S. 90 per cwt. p
HOGS-The arrivals OF hogs las
week amounted to 2ll head. The de-
mand is still greater than the supply
The ruling prices were 5t@5ic pc,
pound.
SHEEP-There are no sheep offer
ing and prices are nominal.
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We presume that the report OF the
majority OF the committee will have
considerable influence in determining
the action OF the House. OF the siz
that compose this majority three are
Republicans and three are Democrats
They have given the subject careful
consideration have examined the case
with far more minuteness than the
members Of the House at large; and
their judgment is likely to be accept
ed as correct. We will await with in.
terest the debate upon the subject and
the final vote.
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BROOKLYN.
Accident to tho Arapiles.

BROOKLYN, January 1.-THE Span
ish ram Arapiles, after leaving the Na'
w Yard this morning. intending tc
ship her powder at Ellis Island, prePar'
atory to sailing for Havana, struck
rock at the loot O! Jackson street, East
river, aud her stern is now two feet cut
of water, with the tide falling She
will undoubtedly be seriously damaged
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II is noteworthy fact that accord
ng to the naval appropriation bill low
pending 10 Congress. nearly one h1a-
bred and si1ty thousand dollars more
are required 10 psy the officers Of the
navy. than the men. This suggests
Artemus Ward Regiment OF brigsdier
generals. r.
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VIRGINIA.

Election ofU. y. Senator Withers.
RICHMOND, January IA AT a joint
session of both Houses OF the Leglsla-
ture today. Mr.. Withers was declared
elected United States Senator from
Vireinia. A committee was appointed
to inform him of his election.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO, January 1.-THE train
leaving here for Niagara Falls BY the
New York Central railroad, at S;l5
las, night, while standing on the
brauch track at East Buffalo, was ruo
into by the switch engine. The rear
passenger car was nearly knocked to
pieces and the switch engine was badly
damaged. Three Iaborers, Corcoran,
Hartwell and Coughlin, one lady pas
senger, name unknown. and James Me-
Beth, the engineer Of the colliding en-"
CINE were seriously injured,
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BALTIMORE.
The Fish Business.

BALTIMORE, January l4.-The annu-
al review OF the whole fishing country
shows that during the past year the
number of vessels employed, decreased
from two hundred to one hundred and
ninety. The catch last year shows q
marked falling off. New Bedford lost
1000 whales last year.
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TIE WHEAT rRofrEcr in this section
is promising for this season Of the year,
During q recent trip to the country We
observed o number OF fields which pre-
seoted Q luIurjant appesfaE green,
aud weli-set on the gfoupd.-
Ersr.briG Indp9SNs. -, :, -,
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DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. l3, "a

DR.. PIERCE For the past ak
mouths l have used your Golden Med.
ical Discovery in my practice, and in
that time have tested its merits in se-
we're coughs, both acute and chronic, in
chronic disease OF the throat, severe
cases OF bronchitis, general deraDge-
ment OF the system, constipated condi-
tion oil the bowels, and wherever q thor
ough Alternative has been indicated. In
ali cases I have found it to act gently
vet thoroughly and etectnslly in re-
moving the various diseased conditions,
and bringing about q healthy action
throughout the system. Yours irster-
nally, H. L. Hall, IL. D.
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PROBABILITIES.
CHICAGO.
Cold Weather Coming.

CHIevao, January l4.-To-uight is
the coolest Of the year, the mercury
being about zero. Reports from various
parts OF the west show the mercury 10
ranging from zero to 80 below. Ice
dealers who have been fearful that they
would have no crop, are now happy,
and all over the west will commence
operaticns.
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surrey and eflectually conrol tneul. Inc
testI ~ oily OF our hest citizens. of all classes
establishes tho fact, that CHERRY PrCroR'
AL wi II and does relieve and cure the smicI-
ing disorders of the Throat ond Lungs be-
yond any other medicine. The most dan
Z rOus affections OF the Pulmlnary Orsans
Weld 10 tts power; and cascs OF Consumrt'
ion, cured by this preparation, are publicly
knOyp so remarkable as hardly To bs
, believed were they not proven hey ond dis
pute. remedy IL IL adequate, on which
the public may rely for mil protection. by
curing coughs, the iorerunnets 10 more
| serious disease, II saves upnumbered lives
and an amount OF suffering not 10 be COM
| puted. IL challenges trial, and convinees
| the most skeptical. Every family should
| keen it on hand ~ q protection against the
| early and unperceivcd attack OF pulmonary
| A feet, ,ons W hich are cssily met NJ nfst but
| which become incuTsbls, and too oitop
fatal, II neglected. Tender lnngs need THIS
defence: and II L. uRwisa TO bc without II.
| As raiegusId To children, amid the db.
trcSs,ng dlseHses VIII lch bc-ct The Throat ana
| Chest Of Childhood, CHERRY PEcToRAL
| is invaluable IOr, by It's timely use, multi
| tnhes are rescued from premature graves,
| and saved 10 the love and adection centred
| on them. IL acts speedily and surely against
| ordinary colds, securing sonnd and health
/ restoring slceT. No onc will suffer trouble
| some Influenza md painlnl hronchi'is,
| when they know how easily they can be
| curGd.
| Originally the product Of long, laboTious,
/ and successful chemical investigation, no
/ cost or toll IL spared In making every bottle
! in the utmost possible perfection. IL may
| be- CO nfidenJy relied upon a. Ipossessing all
/ the virtuesit has ever exhibited, and capa.
BILE OF produc' ig cures as msDofsble ~
the greatest iL has ever effected. I..l.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
~.WAsHINGroN, Jan. Is, AN. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the southern portion Of New
England, thence sonthward over the
Middle States, decidedly cold ald gem
eraly clear weather will prevail, with
fresh to brisk northerly to westerly
winds. For the lower Lake region and
thence nortbward to Maine, partly
cloudy or cold weather with areas oil
light snow. For tie Gulf States and
northward to the upper Lake region
aud the upper Mississippi Valley, con-
tinued cold and generally clear weather
with northeasterly to northwesterly
winds.
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affecting Re9ister.

OUR Harrison county friends who
have theories OF finance should labor
with Senator ScHURz. A copy of the
resolutions recently adopted by "a re.
spectacle meeting" in that county
should be forwarded to the Senator al
once, with a request that he cooperate
hereafter with the Hon. BEN BUTLER
OF Massachusetts.
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STATE LINE
STEAM HI PB:

..ss,.r.- sTEAhBHIPb: --'-..
sts;e ofL6asiiss; siats Of GsGEts.
,".6f Neyads, buildIg ktaieoi hiens.ois
r.. sisis OF Indiana s(buiidtDg) y
To GIssgov. .LivsPpooI.' Rslfasi, ssd
LsndosdesYy.
State Of Pepn's, sails Saturday, Jsn. 10Th
siste Of yJrgtnia raIls Saturday, Jan, Zuh.
stste Of Georgia sails saturday, yeu. 1th
-gv From Pier 70, North Rivey,H Y. -fff
WEEKLY sAILISss NEXT tukAEs.
Rates OF Passage cabin, go .snd ~,
rold stesrage, -, currency q psspah, tsf,
currency. Drafts q lowest rata -
For further particulars Apply 10
20. rent, HysI.f w 3 fs,ss.Adt1nsyyS sAtnyS Z, is
T.-- }. n. AkRRlAAH,
Agent Adams kxpress Cos once
Jans
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prime steam and 9!c for kettle rem
dered.
C0TTON-0a spot 10 quiet and
steady at Is. for low middlines and
l6&: for middling uplands.
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IN KITS NEW No: I nACKERK,
~ 20 NoS -
\, lobayrsls new Labrador Herx1nG.
- = Jo.s ssceiysd aud ios 10y
octis ~ ,ssfSa hkkILLf.
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Money Market.
NEv YoRK Januarvll

NEw foRK. January II.
Money very easy at 6 per cent For
eigu exchange closed qniet at 4S23@
4S3 for sixty days aud 4S6 for sight,
Gold closed at llli after ceiling at Ill;
@llls. Governments closed strong;
there was an increased demand this
afternoon aud higher prices prevailed.
Currency Pscifics ll4l@ll5. State
bonds dull Ohio Sc OF 1886 100.
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Fruit

Fruit. e
SesdlesS RaisiDs.
Nuscztei Raisins
Layer RaisinA.
Valencia kaislns ...
Zante CuyTauta. . ~ -
Legborn Ciiron. ...,
Turkish PruDes-
All new ES.nMIIh'o,.
COrnsr OF NsrKet sno S0ufteenin Su-
dec6. . ftefb ia