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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

Mark Twain will go to Europe next spring
The Kansas wheat mills are running day and
night.
Big patches OF ungathered cotton still leck
Alabama.
The Baltimore Gazette Ia to be reduced to
two cents.
-Co-operative corner groceries are being tried
in New York.
-Peevishness ls oftentimes as much disease
AZ paralysis
The bell boys at the Galt House, Louisville,
are all girls.
The " Gilt.edged Gallopers ia Worthing-
ton, Ind, dancing club.
Writers on chess say no woman ever became
eminent therein (P)
Opium is $4 % pound in New York this
time last year it was 81.
The Russian Minister at W ashington disci-
plines his children vigorously.
--"Tweed absercs is the delicate heading
in one of the New York dailies.
Commodore Vanderbilt has given 100000
additional to the Nashville university, making
$3.50, 900 in all.
-"That," said the tramp, "is top buckwheat
it has been used to keep the others warm and
don't eat no coverlids." So he laid it one side.
in France, where the natural ice forms too
thin for commercial uses, it is proposed to COM
press the thin sheets in an ordinary screw-press
until one solid mass is obtained.
Rev. John Henry Hobart Brown, OF Cohoes,
N. Y, was consecrated Bishop Of Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin, at st. Johns Church, Troy, N. T.,
yesterday, Bishop Potter presiding.
President Grant has accepted an invitation
from the New England Society in Now York, to
attend their celebration OF the two hundred and
fifty fifth anniversary of the landing of the Pill
grims, December 22d.
While Professor Proctor was lecturing in
Boston on ..Other Suns than Ours" he recei-
we'd cable dispatch announcing the birth of
boy twins in his family. Every man in the au-
dience was delighted that they were "other Sons
than ours. ."--Norristo1on Herald.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
New Castle.
Correspondence of the Commercial.

Correspondence OF the Commercial
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 15.
The Moss Rose Assembly ball has been post
poned until sometime in January; why we did
not hear. =.
Adelphi Lodge, No. s, X. Of p, held thor usu-
al weekly meeting last evening.
special meeting of City Council WAS to have
been held last night There not being sufficient
members present to form quorum, they ad-
journed.
Tho bending and Welding mills of the Tasker
Iron Works are shut down this week. Work will
be resumed on Monday next.
The energetic and obliging florist of our city,
Mr.. J. W. Mackey, has just to hand splendid
collection of young pines, suitable for Christmas
trees. All interested should give him call.
Register Biggs has granted letters of admnis-
tration npon the estate of William s. Menden-
hall to Elizabeth Fl. Mendenhall, executrix. also
upon the estate Of Sarah Fenlow late of Bran
dywine Hundred, deceased, to Rev. Patrick Rei-
ley, Wilmington, and upon the estate Of r. EN-
met Robinson, deceased, to Maria j. Robinson,
executrix.
W. Fl. Jefferson & Co. have dispatched to-day
the schooner Cobb to Hsiussport, N. j., with
wheat. The steam tug Monitor, having become
disabled, was towed into port tnis afternoon by
the steam collier Centipede. Steam packet Ldnao-
kin, bound for Leipsic, put into our harbor, on
account of snow stoi m and darkness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

RoBBERIEs, Last NIeHT.-The auction rooms
OF L. W. Stdham & Son, Ill E. 4th street, were
robbed, last night, by thieves who forced an en-
trance through back window from An alley.
Upwards of two hundred dollars worth of goods
are missing, embracing clothing, jewelry, DO.
The thieves could be tracked in the SNOW, this
morning, to French street, where all traces OF
them were lost. ptt!
Under-clothing valued at about $25. WAS ato-
len from the yard OF William Conner, 303 East
9th street, yesterday afternoon, by tramps. A.
a party of three WAS passing, one Of them vault
ed the fence and pulled the clothing from the
line. neghbor Witnessed the theft, but be-
made their escape.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
THIRD EDITION.
Murder in First Degree.

YOUNG oURLEY CONVICTED AT NoRRIsTowH FOR
KILLING MISS wHlIBy-THEoRY OF THE DE-
FENCE.
associated Press Special Telegram.
NoRRIsrowN, Pa, Dec. 16.
In the trial Of Thomas Curley, the young
"hred man." accused OF the murder Of Miss
Whitby, in Upper Providence township, last
May, the counsel concluded their arguments,
yesterday, and the jury rendered a verdict, this
morning, Of murder in the first degree.
The defence called Witnesses to prove that q
tramp I" was seen near the place Of the muir
der, on the day /. WAS committed, and afterward
passed over into Chester county and begged q
shirt of Mrs. sharpiess near Green Tree also
that bloody shirt WAS found on the road near
sharpless's They were not able, however, to
establish connection between the circum-
stances sufficient to operate strongly in favor Of
Curley.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
FIRST EDITION.
Latest Washington News.
SPECIAL TELReBAMs TO THIS MORNINGS NEW YORK
PAPERs-roPIcs UPPfBMosr AT THE CAPITAL.
Special Dispatch to the Neto Fork Times

SPECIAL TELReRAMs TO THIS MORNINGS NEW YORK
PAPERs-roPIos uPPfRMosr AT THE CAPITAL.
Special Dispatch to the Hep Fork Times
WAsHIEeroN, Dec. 15.-The name OF d. P.
Dyer WAS sent to the Senate to-day as District
Attorney for the Eastern District Of Missouri
This sets at rest the hostile reports that he was
to be removed from the prosecution OF the st.
Louis Whiskcy Ring, or that he would be left to
drop out OF office at the expiration of the time
within which nomination must be made That
the.most efficient prosecuting officer employed by
the Government at st. Louis should be retained
IL dlscouraging to the people who have been pre-
dieting so confidently the breakdown of the at.
tack upon the Ring.
CALLING FOR THE ST. LOUIS EVIDENCE
Senator Stevenson to-day introduced in the
Senate resolutions calling for copies of all let
ters, kilograms, orders and Instructions relating
to tho prosecutions of the Whisky Ring He
withdrew his resolutions after brief debate.
Mr.. Sherman said he Thought the Secretary Of
tue Treasury ought not to be embarrassed by
the adoption OF such resolutions. He said that
this Whisky Ring was to be prosecuted
to the last no matter whom it
hit, and he happened only this morning TO
have learned that it would embarrass the prose-
cution If the Secretary was Obliged to give this
information. Messrs. Edmunds aud Conkling
Took the same view, but Senator Morton had no
objections to the resolution, and believed the
publication asked for would be complete yndi-
cation Of the Administration and of the Preei-
dent. Senator Stevenson, in Withdrawing the
resolution, paid high tribute to the Secretary
OF the Treasury. Mr.. Randal's resolutions, of
fered yesterday in the House, were not pressed
to-day
MR. MoRToN's STATES RIGHTS RESOLUTIONS.
The resolution prepared by Senator Morton
defining State rights were introduced by him to-
day. They were laid over, and soon after recess
he will call them up for action. There is sure
to be an interesting debate,and when they reach
the House the majority of that body will be EN-
barrasaed with the disposition of them.
Special Di.patch to the Nsw Fork Herald.
A ST. LOUIS cANARD soUELoHED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Attorney General
Pierrepont says there is not the least truth III
the report in the st. Louis Republican that he
demanded that the evidence against General
Babcock should first be submitted ito him that
he might judge of the proprety Of taking it to
the Grand Jury. Nor is it true that there has
ever been any disagreement between himself
and Secretary Bristow. On the contrary, they
have been of one mind upon the manner of
prosecuting the whiskey cases or upon any 9th
er question and upon cordial terms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Notes Anont our Neighbors.

Reading had four funerals yesterday, an un-
usual number in so short time.
ln Reading as in Wilmington. the first supply
OF water served to the city was through wooden
conduits still underground but abandoned many
years ago. They are we'll preserved.
Abram pfeifrer is the champion pedestrian Of
Berks county. de recently walked 50 miles in
one day, aud half the distunce carried %
pound gun on his shoulder.
The Peach Bottom Railway Company has COM
pleted the track laying from Goshen to Eldora,
aud trains will run regularly to the latter named
station IN few days.
A fox was let loose from the northern part OF
oxford borough on Saturday afternoon last. II
Wa followed by & or 10 horsemen and about ~
dogs II WAS caught under porch at Nottingham
station.
;, oxford has arranged lecture course in which
Hon VIM. Parsons, George Stephenson, Mons.
thelix Regamey, Dauiel,Dongherty,. Mrs. Liver
more, Fred Douglass aud others will speak.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
g. A. NJ.

PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE Md.
DEL. r. Ran accident with probably fatal re-
suits occurred at Marydel, on the Md. Del. r.
R.. yesterday afternoon. A family named Ma
kelly, frem Michigan were emigrating to some
point further down the road, and when the train
reached Marydel, ron, about l6 years OF age,
got out of the passenger car upon the platform.
There he remained until the train was set in
motion when he undertook to jump aboard, but
falling was jammed between the car and plat
form and rolled between them the length of the
car. When extricated his ribs we're broken and
his sides were crushed in such a terrible man
ner that he was not expected to recover. The
family dsembarked at Marydel to await the re-
suit Of tho injuries to the lad, who was placed
in charge of two physicians.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Railrpad gines.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON s.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON 81
X BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 49, 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows, for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, TOO, 6sl0,
o0O 9.5l 10.3 a. No., 2, 4.10, 1870, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.h a. H., II, 1as1,
$50, p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, la-51, 800,
a. m., $50 p. m. s,.-
Baltimore and Warrington ~ 50, IS. o.oo, q. M,
1856, 1.23, $50, ITO p. m. g-
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, $780, $40, 9.8l q. M, LIS, go p. N.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 800, s.sl,
q. M, $40, p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations 800, s,so, .. m
SUNDAY rRAN8.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations, $40, q.
m., 4.45, $50, p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.81 q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1879, ,1.65 q. m.
For further information passengers are reforred
to the time tables posted at the depot
mar18-1y H. F. KENNKY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Daifv Gommereief.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
howard N, Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson
Francis G. Ferris.
~ For Trims, etc., sss Second Ha0s.
A IN useBn ents.

We call the attention of all lovers Of music
IN The announcement OF the Concert at the Clay
Ton House, this evening, by Prof. Hugelmann,
The blind professor of music, from Germany
Inc programme, an excellent one, is given In
full on cur fourth page.
This evening Prof ]. X, Taylor's Illustrated
lecture on the overland trip from New York to
ssn Francisco, will be delivered at the Opera
House. 1t deserves good audience itself, and
another good one is deserved by the Delaware
institute of Mechanic Arts, for whose benefit it
IL given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

REHoBoTB BEAoH.-Dr. E. Dawson, superin-
tendent of the Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting
Association is in Baltimore, and has fallen into
the hands of the american reporters, to whom
he spoke of the encouraging prospects for this
resort, next summer. He said there are good
Indications that the proposed railroad from
Lewes will be built during the coming year. OF
the one hlndred stock lots put on the mar
ket last year. about twenty-five or thirty are still
undsposed Of. 1t is stated that quite number
of Baltmoreans hold lots, with the view OF build
ing upon them at on early date. fn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

WAS referred to the Committee on Education. A
communication from Grange in Delmar went
to The Committee on the Good of the Order.
ial order for 10 a. IN. Oh Wednesday.
The special Committee reported preamble
and resolution with regard to Brother Barr's
letter, which was adopted by unanimous vote,
and copies were ordered to be sent to Master
Moore, of the Maryland State Grange, and to
Bro. Barr.
recess was then taken to Wednesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Ieaths

SMITH --on the 18th inst, Irene Lawrence, infant
daughter of p. 4. q. aud CARDIGAN Smith In her
second year.
The relatives aud friends Of the farily are re-.
spectfuy vted to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her parents NO bl6 wet Th street, on
Thurs ay. 10 INST TO leave The house al o'oloos, p.
IN wi, hout jurther notice.
ATHRRLEY Ion the 10Th inst at Odessa Del,
J1hn Atheiley, aged u year % mos and 2o days
The relatives and fri nhs OF the fam y are e.
specifJlly invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence at O'Clock, p m. on Thursday,
Dec 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

DELAWARE AVENUE REvIvAL.-Since the de-
termination on Sunday evening to protract the
revival At the Delaware Avenue. Baptist Church,
tlere has been considerable increase of religious
interest. Every night since, from eight to
twelve have stood up aud asked for prayers. II
the present feeling continues during the week
there will be large number OF candidates for
baptism next sunday evening,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Political Notes.

rhe philadelphia Bulletin says the engagement
OF Col. Brodhead, a i1erce Democrat, to help
prosecute the whiskey cases, confounds the in
decent press, and adds We are not afraid to
trust the solid good sense Of the country to Judge
the President fairly. Il surely will estimate the
facts ut their true value, and not permit the
soirrility OF miserable partlsauship to induce
1t to condemn public officer who manifestly is
trying to do his duty
Here Is where tho Republican and Wing Ma
honai Conventions have been held, and the
names of the candidates
ls72- 2-Jnns 5-Philadephia. a....s........ Grant
ls33-Mdy l9-Chlcago. go..................Gr Grant
1854 June 7-Baltimore. e.........-.... Lincoln
l860-May l6-Chicago.. Lincoln
1856 June 17-Phlsdelphia. ........ Fremont
1852 June Baltimore. ore...............Sco Scott
1913 June 1--Philadelphia. ........... Taylor
lsi4-May baltimore. re........,.........Cl Clay
lS3g-Dec. 4-lfarrisburg. ............H Harrison
The Republican members of the Virginia Leg
islature have Nominated Gen. Williams @. Wick
ham as their candidate for United States Sena-
tor.
The good work OF electipg Republicans to the
French Senate goes on. Eighteeen were added
10 the list already voted for by the Assembly
yeelerday.-M Y. Herald, To- day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
A Fire at WiIIInmsport.

PLANNING MILL BURNnD-THE FLAMES EXTEND
TO THE LUMBER YARDS
Associated Press Special Telegram.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Dec. 16.
A large fire broke out in Hotchkiss & Barbers
planning mill, this morning, which spread to the
lumber yards Of Hebard & Forseman, and White,
Lentz White. The total toss is about sixty
thousand dollars, while the insurance is only
thirty thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
A coIIeoe accOunt snort,

A deficiency of $50 600 has been discovered in
the accounts of Daniel Blaisdell, Treasurer OF
Dartmouth College. He died last August, and
his family have placed all their property at the
disposal Of the college.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
The Boston Election.

Mayor Cobb's majority at the election in Bos-
son on Tnesdsy is 1865 in a total vote OF 27,20o.
vote ever polled in that city. or the aldermen
elect eight are republicans aid four democrats.
In the common council there are forty-nine re-
publ cans and twenty three democrats. g. L.
hnibl, colored lawyer, was elected member
Of the council, and is the first oolored man ever
chosen
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
The Census OF New Yorh

The New. York papers publish semi. official
abatement OF the late census of that State. The
total population is put down at4 704 804. This
is an increase the census of 1865 Of 8G3 113,
and an increase over the United States census
of 1870 of 800 0S1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
FIFTH EDITION.
stricken ON the stage.
A YoUNa LADY PROBABLY MARKED FOB DEATH.
Aoeoc;nfsd prses S,,ecinI TkLeornm

Young LADY PROBABLY MARKED FOR DEATH.
Associated Hress.special Ttlsgram-
BALTIMORE, Dec. l6.
During the performance Of "Marked for
Life at the Holiday street theatre. last even
ing, Miss Grace Marco, leading lady of the
drama, in the role Of Dora Whitby, while read
ing letter as part of that role, fell heavily
from sudden attack of the heart disease. Her
place was substituted and the play went on.
She Was still alive, this morning, but her condi-
tion is critical.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
NEW York, Dec. 16.
Gold opened, this morning, at $1.14S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS
Council meets, this evening.

Council meets, this evening.
Read Porter Il Co.'S Holiday announcement
aud 60 look at their fine stock OF goods.
James NJ. Oehiltree, the new stamp clerk at the
post office, entered on his duties, this morning
Chas b Stewart has been promoted from
baggage master to conductor on the p. W. Il
H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

Registers notce-Maria Robinson
Wanted-Situatlon as housekeper
Carpet weaving-David Megaw
Desirable mill property for sale
List of unclaimed letters
Giles' Lniment-Third page
Holiday goods at h Shoemaker's
Choice Chr stmas presenti-Porter l. Co
Wanted-coored girl for housework
Wheeler Il Wils0n-brevity
Cheap shoes-Fennessey' brevity
Buxbaum's brevity
Dubell's brevtty
Mixed candies-brevity
Fullmer's brevity
Donahoe's brevity
9ouerts brevity
Tatnall's breviiy
Webb's brevity
Partaga cigars-brevlty
Violins, Banjos, &c-brevity
Cough Syrup-Dr Bulls brevity
Adair's brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

THuMB Cur OFF.-Wiliam j. Reeder, residing
at lO4 Logan street, q carpenter employed at the
r W. g. B depot, had his thumb cut off by cir
cular saw, about IL o'clock, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

ANOTHER YACHT TO SUPPLY THE " "RAMBLER's u
PLAcE.-The owners of the steam yacht Ram
bier, recently lost on the Worcester beach,
while on her first trip, are talking of building
another steam schooner. 1t is Thought that
Archambault & Sons of Chester, will get the
contract.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

USFERMENTRp WINE.-At the December meet
ing of the Wesley Ministerial Association which
was held at Kenneth Square on Tuesday last,
the Committee on Temperance reported in favor
of the Use of unfermented wine in the sacra-
ment. and were instructed to prepare a paper
recommending its use, to be presented to the
Committee on Temperance at the coming an
nual conference for their consideration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

CRIMINAL CASES IN DELAWARE CoUNTY.-In
the Delaware County Courts, still in session at
Media, O. W. Ramsden, indicted for an alleged
indecent assault upon Mary Whittle, who re-
sided at Eddystone, near Chester, as domestic
in Defendants family, was acquitted. The in
dictment against the colored boy Parker, charged
with recent homicide in Ridley township, was
quashed on the ground that the jury wheel had
not been legally sealed after the names of the
Jurors had been placed therein The case will
90 over to next term, BY which time some miti-
cation in public sentiment against persons SUB
pected of murder ia anticipated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

A FATAL FALL.-George j. Brown, colored. OF
Coatesville, better known as "Gundy" Brown,
was killed on Tuesday evening by falling out of
his wagon. He has been for several years past
engaged in transferring baggage to and from
the railroad depots at that place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

PEppLtNa WITHOUT A LIcgNsE. james Nc
Mlhan, who has a license for carrying on store
over Fund street BRIDGE III order to enlarge his
started out on peddling excursion through the
city. Complaint having been made by other
st1re- keepers who did not want to enlarge their
hlsuess III that way, McMahan was taken be-
lore E-qrtre Brady. yesterday, where he was
held In 500 for his appearance at Court to an
swer tue charge of peddling goods without Ii
eeaee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

Cannda unemployed WOrkmeD.
d large number OF unemployed lahoring men
at Montreal, Canada, have demanded work from
The authorities. public meeting will be held
TO aid them, Some idle men made raid on q
Baker shop In the same place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Reducing the Hate or interest.

The Mechanics Savings Bank of Boston has
reduced the rate of interest to five per cent, to
take effect Janusryl. 1h,a action has been al
3 Reatou.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Com N, ercini Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
Durr purA nao

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.
Flour dull and weak; extras, $475@525;
western family So 1906 6216; Penna. do. 10000
s.75; high grades $7.@8.56. Rye flour, $50
5.12l&. Prime wheat held firmly, and quiet;
Penna red 81 38@1.40 western do $1.00@1. 90;
Penna. amber, $1.40914 4S. Rye sells at 800 for
Penna. Corn dull and old scarce old yellow
7O@71c; new 56@65,. Oats sparingly offered;
white 46@52c; mixed 43@45c. Whiskey, 81. Is
for western.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDywINE MILLS FOE FLOUR
Family Flour. ...................... sc. .oo@9 90
Extra Flour. 6.75@8. 80
Superfine Flour. rr.................... 475@5.75
Wheat. 1856
Corn, Old, 73c
&c ,,.......,..... $50
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
The Mabel Young Case.

TRIAL OF PIPER-THE JURY UNABLE TO AGREE.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
BosToN; Dec. 16.
The Jury in the case of Thomas W. Piper,
tried for the murder Of Mable Young, this morn
ing reported that they were unable to agree.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

REAL ESTATE SALE.--Geo. II. Townsend ha
sold for Michael Hession, brick house on Wes
2ad street, near Adams, for 1880.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

FOUND DEAD AT HoME.-Mrs. smith was found
dead at the house of Thomas Dyer, who resides
near Harrington, on the Delaware r. R., last
evening She was Dyer's housekeeper. For
some years past she had been afflicted with
heart disease, and her death was not, therefore,
unexpected, although when Mr.. Dyer left the
house after dinner, yesterday, she was in her
usual health. Word was sent to Coroner Crea-
dick at FELTON,, and he went down to Harrington
this morning, to hold an inquest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.
For the Middle Atlantic States, rising barome-
ter, warmer southwest winds, followed by cool
er northwest, and clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

STATE CENTENNIAL BoARD.--A meeting OF the
State Centennial Board was held at the Clayton
House. Yesterday afternoon. 1t was decided at
this meeting, owing to the lack of interest mani
tested in the matter, not to erect Delaware
headquarters at the Centennial, but the people
Of the State are requested to take Part in the
then made to the 9Th of January, when another
session will be held at Midddletown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
Centennial Trial of Reapers and NO W.

A convention of the manufacturers OF reap
ing and moving machines WAS held at Philadel-
phia, yesterday, at which it was resolved to hold
a competitive trial Ct machines at the Centen-
NAL if suitable arrangements can be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16

THs LoANs, The Aid Loan held its regular
monthly meeting, last evening. and sold $4,000
cl the 9th series at 22}s, and 80, 900 Of the End
eeries at "a.
1he Central also sold at its Seth monthly
meeting. last evening. Sl00 at 23, S400. at 22s4,
$500. at 24A and $500. at "a.
Tic Geinlania Loan, az its 95th monthly meet
ing, last evening, sold 50 200. at 80, the remain
def OF the receipts being consumed in withdraw
als
Tho Penn Loan meets this aynning.