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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. ADrH 3d. 1878
ESPors s csaswise. 2Da sae "a socS S
ET.a IssE 5 sS % sales &
co.,o, n,.. ,.r,nr N ,,g. onLEAss April 50 Is7S
fgsa Gxpor the m @ % s srSs
pors1saI,o Great Britaa las ~ g trsnse 6 coast
cottop quiet madHs c Set SGsp rs Saes
ports cOaswiso ,aS7. Sales $50. 80 80.
Cotton quiet pidspg. ls,q Net rsselp: =, bales
bales Gross ,S31 ESPcrts-ro Great Britain, ass6;
Cotton weax middIng, ISlc. 55sc low middiinG,
ec id cS bales Gxports Fre6ee 1851 coastwiss,
20 saes Sol STOCK; 1880 Meekiy. Ne. receipts,
l6Si coastwise iai0 sales RfoL
$50. ...n.. ~, wHnseIos, April %, 1875,
sme a. 81 90 tor strained oTa1s torpcgnne steady At
lar steady at ;, -.
spring s. Is 10; amber winter s. Tor White Win1er and
ae = gf o dS Soes r a. = ~ & o Sea M
waukee club a 81 IS and l4oo1 Canada sprin- ar
sy az ee aet GSrn .Ro4 S g
So: midalings 81.
Recepts-Fiour $500 bb!s., wheat, 2i,col bushels;
corn, 200 DO cats 5000 do; barley loo d. ship
% os sos Do Flour %Hs Steady small as e oRg
Wheat nrmer. AMI In lair demand small lots sales
500 bushels No. | Sheboysan az 81 70; LOO air
al 81 2 40 30. Chicago spring al - ~ 900
wnie Michigan At 81 80 Orn scarce and higher
sales The track a. Sc sic. small lot "a
store at STc. Oats unchanged kye-None here.
Barley scarce ana higher; sales OF two Canada
81 o.. Malt-zOOJ bushels sold privately Seeds In
good request aud unch lngcd PORK firm al S for heavy
mess lard irm al l6llc.
Flour firm ami IN fair demand: wheat excited; &c.
higher: closed No white Michigan, 81 30:
ira do 81 81; amber Michigan, 81 26ls 81 IN Nav
81 "a: June 81 20 No red, 81 20 81 y June 81 30s
July, 81 s.: No Sdo.. ~ Corn quiet and wcaN high
IN cash ana TJte.. June 1lc. urm and
in tair demand; No. ?, Csc waite. 664c Receipts
Wheat l1OJJ bushelsi cora $40 . do. oats 6O0O do.
shlpments-wheaL L0JO bushels; corn, 46tuJ 10.
l.uOO do
Flour quiet and unchanRel Wheat in lair demand.
81 OIls spot May 81 O75i June 81 U94 81 10 Juy
40 do. gS5sc. e9isc rejected Sc Corn faiT de
mand aud over closed weak No. mixed, old, 7Cc
76sc new 7Sc spot Z. bid Nav 1dis June; rejected.
73.c. dun ana dropping No 2 6a4c spot; 62isc.
May. 63isc June rejected S9'4c. aye quiet AM
advanced nj So 10 Is spot; So 40 June. Lard
steady at 81 81 spot Man; St5 10 June Bulk meats
quiet and weak Whiskey. 81 H. Al the afternoon call
Of the board, wheat nlmer &c 81 0isi, MAY; II 74s
81 o7S, June. Corn 75Ae; 1Sac., Nay; 76sc., June
AtA 4. M.-Pork sold at So. Nav. S2S 20 june. Lard
declining az Sis ~ June. Alter this PORK and lard
will gwen win the quotations Of the afternoon call
the Boari but the prices quo ed viii be those current
at O'Clock. geceints-Flour, i2,UJO bos wheat,
5000 bushels; corn. l69oOj do; oats 500 do bar
1900 bushels; corn 10000 do oats A0JJ do. bar
lei l,UOO
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THE COTTON STATEMENT.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE April 81 1873
Printing cloths continue quiet aud steady at re for
standard extra 64x6a spot goods with light stock
HAVANA MARKET.
HAvANA April 80. 1875
Spanish gold, 217 n 2l7H; American gold 27 a a.
Exchange quiet and weak; the United tates sixty
day currency VI % premium. short sight e3 a 81;
.v-dav gold lis ll9 premumi short sight La las
premium; on Pans l2l q l23 premium
sugar active and Arm
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Lospox PRODUCE MARKET LONDON, April Solve
tng.-Linseed cakes. Ella per ton.
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Crop S @ssGs hier-Lsht backs sGe sSc; middle
s ss &C. 30 light CROP sse se middle crop
SIC. a SIC: middle and oyeE CROP Sc &C.; rough
a l7c
bags Store at 81 ~ gold, time. The stock to-
nRat - 500 bags
distribution the trade continues Quie brisk AMI offer
s are b Really Sbsa n n, % % ~ 9 S9S 5 S9S
ings we're quite satisfactory and steady. and uniform
Ge s7c DO, eiayed ssc tse; do. maseovsdo Sc
fdTS S spain am sSsS zee Martinique t s. lest
tic. New Orleans % s5s.
ingot copper put holders remain STEADY sales lOovJ
na an Il IS s. fa peT eia 10 & or d Sas
tic ana Sc 1lc for foreign, both gold Speter quiet
sSsreasy. for dsmestic Biocs tin has; been dull and
5a na ss aas sr aDs nc P ain sd sd pa Hl
about the SAM, viz - harc0al I'm ~ sg 70 81 81 do
icrne al s. IS 81 % ali soa with lac safes OF SO
Within tSase ranges The ~ Amsrcaa ps ron az market
continues duh and nominaliy uhcnaa4di No2 quoted
scotch ps Is IN me same position Eglintoa quoted AZ
soli Tor Ens sn, ana SO carreaey. Tor American IN
the mills scrap quiet a. S35 Tor No. wrought
tauons were about seaoy az g oo q . Tor oranary
b6is sood strained a. 81 H. ~ spirits lGrpcnNne little
nothing was done. tut holders demanded s6sc sales.
was quiet unchanged Al 3 = g SIS Washing.
cake rules rm with fair trade at sli al 81 gold,
Tor eity, and Sts currency, for western
trade Lard OIL has attracted but ite attention, a. the
arc above the OF buyers Whale anu sperm
OILS iemqin inactive Aenhaden 81 rules yer, nrns As
the available supply Is gradually being reduced Tan
negs' ons have sold very slowly. bcd otis are
about out OF the marSet. We quote lizard oil,
81 - 81 b; crude SPERM nominal az 81 W; natural
southern CSC bieaehed winter do iiS sOs an6ieached
do at z g.. Bank cod, &C zoe domestic tOc.
Crude cotton boz. Tor ordinary lots. and
choice held 40 70 5jc. 80. refined summer yellow At
6fisc iDs winter DO ~ 1lsc white winter 7lkc red
ELAINE nomiaai DO slponinet. &c. straits soc BanSs
4tc olive. ~ IS - 40 quarts 81 10 81 IN bbs,
galon; naturai ubrcating, y to 80 ur. z5c. 40c.;
Nirsinia .ubrcntng, globe brand, f5c. palm at
.c. she. alow, IN lots nominaliy S5tsc West.
90. asked Tor CITY; neatsloUt AT yOc 81 Tor NO IL
chope. al 81 ~ 81 lj cOc0Ann. l1sc. for teylon
and alc. Tor Cochin paratne at 2c for Western
aud tor city; rosin III At 2c., and Csc Tor
nrst second and thru
PorkfOEi.-Ihe market was rather more active.
Bermudas were scarce ana arm we quote Der
muia per Dbl, 80; carly rose, new doubienead hbls,
o. " ! - ~. DO, N buls per b1h. - = * Sg?
peacnb.ow, double head bbs ~ 80 a S250 do, in
buls per bb ssas 2bJ peerless new double head bbs
1ba az Prince Albert in buiG, ~ s225t peerless.
buk per bull 81 o. 81 20; sweets winer Delaware.
IS 81 10. White onions, per boil, 81 81, yellow
onions DBL. sic. 81 %; onions, rcd. bpi SOC.
q 81 -; oninus sets Der busnel, - a ~.
AAMR-Tae market e moderately
snpDIed and helaers are generally nrm a. the
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the following qnotations:-United States currency
skies 1855 l23ss do do. 1851. registered. 1918
l22; DO. do do, coupon, 1885 1884 do. i've
twentes 1862 registered, 1881; do. do do. cou-
pom, Il9A a 1870; do. 40, 1864, registered, ll75S
q 1885,; do. Co., do, coupon, 1914 1913; do.
do, 1865, registered. ll9 llon; no. DO, do,
coupon, 1894 1917; do. do, do, new, registered,
12lz q 12l% do. do, do DO coupon l22 l22Ai
de- do. 1867, registered, 1917 l22; do. do. do,
coupon, 1885 l23H DO. do, 1868. registered
l22 122h; do. do. DO. coupon. l2sH l2S5s; 90.
ten-ortles, registered, 1l6 a ll65S do do, coupon
ll7k a ll7h; DO. do, SKIES, 1881. registered,
II5g< 1161<; do. do, do, coupon. 1I7H 11TH.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
In Southern State bonds plain SKIES OF Missouri
closed strong at 1909 paid and bid, st. Joseph
being still par bid. Old and new plain Tennessees
were 10 bid and old and new ex-coupon and new
series 40 bid.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods for the week were
$l,3s4,4o and the amount marketed sl,s2s2lo.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were strong, especially the western is
sues. The Pacific mortgages closed as fonows;-
Central 1927 1903; Western, 97k 9s; Union
first, 1919 1914; Union land grants, 9Sa esK;
Union sinking fund, o. 94h. One lot or 100000
New Jersey Central consolidated first changed
hands at 10eK. New York Central coupon first
rose TO 1l5k Delaware, Lackawanna ana west
ern convertible declined to 100. and New Jer-
sey Central convertible to 113H. Erie third SOLD
ct l03, and long dock ponds at 104X.
BANK SHARES.
Bank snares sold at 1865 for America, 1l6h for
American Exchange, esK Tor Fourth National and
OF for Phoenix. The latest bids are annexed
America, 1855; American Exchange, l16; Butchers
and Drovers' 1872; Chemical, 1,6oo City, 300; CON-
merce, 49, Continental, s514; First National, 200;
Fulton, 1853; German-American, "a; Gold Exchange.
l15; Grocers' soH; Importers ana Traders, 195;
Irving, $50; Manhattan. ISL; Market, 12l; Mecnan-
les las; Merchants, 1876; Merchants Exchange,
1903; Metropolitan, 1873; Nassau, 1os; New York,
1873; New York National Exchange. 100; North
America, losh; Park, 152; Peoples, lao; Phoenix,
90; Republic, co. Union, l41
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE ASSISTANT TREASURER OF THE
UNITED STATES AT NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH ENDING APRIL 80, 1875.
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- Wheat was very quiet the advance OF Yesterday
sllss = 2ii,r Chicago Ao2 81 q q y tor Milwau
her the sac; a mos y las, s.ens were aeoat S1@o
81 IA a ri 81 or no Miniesota 81 Il Tor amber IIc1
iean 50 Tor 40. Canada euo for NAY delivery. Corn
Il o eusheis at We g3c Tor mixed Uais were strong
aud n good denand sales 3, 40 6u,nel. at re i3r
Zoe c Tor White ltye was nrner az soc Tor Canada
FaTrGars -ihe market has been dun ana nominal
TODAY. 70 Liverpool Nv steam, bacon quoted at y;
cotton room qGoel a 80 sled grain nomnally 81;
petroleum n A.. ana Brush BARK. hence with about
S1 pP andau bng %h baek w walnut o
private terms. To Bristol Norwegian bark 80 tons.
5000 bushels grain reet room az 90 Old Dundak.
an itaan barr neuse Win zlos quarters gram at ~
RON Philadelphia AZ sd. ami an austrian
burg ~ steam, 2O.O bills rosin >. "a 70 he Baltic
Norwesan barb with aeoG. 2sY bbis renaed psIr9
settles an Italian Drg, hence with slaves on private
GErrS yEcE1ARLTs-The marie; Is fairly supplied
with all deserlptons wiih ihe following figures cur
radshes Ter ioa. 81 % s.; lettuce DO 50 $40; Long
eae d Il s. a.pP1s do2 81 sS Bsr
muda onions per crate 81 = ~ ~ do tomatoes per
GusNEs were rather quiet, a. holders views are too
ennny clo and l. 90 bales bags. We qnote ;-Domes tic
cloth, re Bornco and Gonrpore Ike b. Calcutta,
glsc. Il lUc., ana ba - Ike. a l c.
HKTP ASp .iUIE.-ilemp was quiet but irn Al nc.
changed an Jul a, "a a5sc, gold stock to-n.gnt
1000 ba es reflections, 300 bales Jule butts firm
with 5O0 bales at .sc. ninety days 40 bales
arrive az Bosson on private terms stock 70 night
GALES
HAY am STRAW are In fair demand Tor local purposes
shi ping graaes move more freely We aaoie ;-shIp
ping, GOc g retail qualities at Sc 81, clover at
h5c 6Gc salt coo. straw a. quoted al 1Oc Toe
long rye Gle. for short rye sc. a bJc. Tor cat
HoPs ruled quiet without important changes in
Emmett Wells Circular ref ports iouws:-Nit it'll light
receipts ana stocks gradually Diminishing holders
hopeful and prices lrn. Nur adVlccs from toe In terror
are unimnorant; but few hops changing hands
but little been done tile yards, IN ground being
Vet too cold aud work advantage. Receipts
Tor the week. u bales total receipts since september J.
1874. siBI: total receipts Tor period 1873
lLu5i total exports since Sep ember l. rs 4 1868 We
quote view 1orks good TO choice. SIC. a &C I;
New Works fair new. 3Uc 35c. astern new $50.
a SOC Western new 23c. &c; yenrngs. 15c. DC.
ODDS all growths Sc. l5c.: Caliiornans Sc. sc.
per 10
lock sole at about The better qua titles
Of crop moderately active. eceipts tor the week,
IS go sides aud /, 253 bales We quote
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u,ass delivery Sa, low @iSaps he ;ess RS;s
3 az &C. june 100 ii 3d. % o at IL ssS JuS
GO a 70 s6e loo a j y 1885 Tc, Aa g@ so
TO-DAY. ~ e NAY go Il Is sSsc 2lo; a
AZ S s .hor e SO a. a. % GA al 10 s 80
I6ac 20 ID S2c June, 40 at s2c 400 al le,lc COZ
4 i ssss AZ sSc Jsy, i@ q iSl5sse $$s at
go 6c = 40 81 at Is BE- soS at Is Ode AuSast s
q l6 10 ge 80 a iosse 2o at 10 9s2c 10! a lo'sc
tenher Loo az l6c, 200 at 10 l532c 201 at 61c octo
Is 2asc zoo at Is IL &C. January. loo At lsc S5l At
10 s31e Total % 400 bales Grand total 81 200 bales The
Ss@ Orleans liz gg' Noble u.s. savannah @ Charles
ton g MiMngon 10; AorclE S3s Baltmore 2Ss
Total IA his Day last wees SIS I'M. day last
Cotton ireighs closed ioliews3o iayre, BY steam,
Sc by sa iS c qc@ - sSs cverpoo I'd 'S isd
by steam by sail. g-s2d.
terial change in prices We quote state APPLES sliced
sac. &C.; d., Quarters &c. she. Southern apples,
Sney Ice Western apples ssu quarters ne &c.
20, lair to good 2se. zoe, do, new, Georgia, &c
&C. do STAG zoe 2sc gnpeSed o. hssves new
berries e, cnerries state. 2jo, 2c; do. Southern,
sr r@ isc isc "a 40, sta.s D'aD''' go
asked for bra BIDS are Generally s
We quote Long Island new ersey and nearby, l7c;
iSsc. other Western, l6c Southern. l6c geese as.
Fresh Feuirs are generally quiet with the exception
Of strawberries which sell with freedom. We auote-
YorK mixed 81 Is per b6 do selected saa s. 81
do common, 75c 81 80; cranberries, prime, 81 per
box: do, poor TO fair, 81 a 81 81.
FIsH-rhe demand tor mackerel has been quite lib
cral and prices rule frm at the recent improve
menL Herring remain quiet We quoe -Labrador
herring IS 10 SO large split do, 20 ST.. Fort
land round do "a 80 IS new bar mackerel 1T 50 SO
Tor No aud IS No. u shore do. No. quoted at
ST sIs do 40. 81 so; do large No. 3 81 81 IS;
do medium 10 3 At - nominaiiyl Georges Bank cod,
S6 Grana Bank do, 81 So scaled herring. do,
SIS Tor M }: No 5; 40, California No. l. $50:
pickiea haddock, S. 81 SIS 10; new plcKled goldfish
Sc 5; Mngdaen herring, $50. a &C.
FLOUR AND RAIN.-kecepts-flour s 62l bbls. wheat
81 22 busnels corn, % GO 40 oats ts75 DO corn meal
moderate demand rom the shipping aud local trade
sales were reported 1850 bbls. Corn meal quiet
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE ASSISTANT TREASURER OF THE
UNITED STATES AT NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTH ENDING APRIL 80, 1875.
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THE FoRErGN MARKET.

London advices describe that market as quiet
ana steady, with late quotations as follows:-Con-
sois ior money, gsJs "a 90 for account, o.; old
1865 bonds, lO52l a lo5H 1867 bonds, 1924; ten.
iorty bonds 1889 a 104; new loan, lo1% lO25I;
Erie advanced rom 2eh q a; Erie preferred, SO.
IO-morrow Will We Bank holiday and the stock
Exchange will be closed. PARIS rentes are e4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Among the b nos recently placed on the market
are District Of Columbia a-e5s., the principal and
interest o. winch are payable BY the United states
out o. direct Congressional appropriations and
are exempt rom all taxation. Three days ago
tAey we're quoted ct 90, to-day they reached 7Ok
. 70h. Other government bonas olossa ateaay 40
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il5K and closing ut l151. The rates paid for bor-
rowing were O. s. I, 9, ana per cent per annum and
lea and ls2 per cent per dem. AT the loans
we're made nat. The engagements Of specie Tor
.nt 30 I
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The Gran Trunk Railway Company OF Canada are
prepared 10 receive tenders for large quantity old
Rails hand Tor sale, y be delivered during the
Of navIgat on at sarnia, Fort Erie Portland Montreal
TORONTO Kingston OF other convenient points on the
companys line OF railway, la lots Of 100 tons and up
ward.
Also for 60 old Locomotive Engines OF the 5eet inch
gauge portion Of which ara al Portland aud the re-
mander at Montreal where permiss to inspect them
Will Be given ~ Mr. Herbert VANS the mechanical se
pertntendent OF the company
Also tor $50 old Car IrucKs OF the feet inch eausa
which can be inspected ~ Montreal
1endeIa TO be addressed 10 the underlined,
JOShFH dickson,
MoxrmmAA April - ls7A General xana aem
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The following table shows the opening, highest
a L. 49,
The changes during the past twenty-four hours
folowa.-


The changes during the past twenty-four hours
are as follows
ADvANcE.-New York Central 4; Harlem, TX;
Miss uri Paclnc, = Northwest, y; ONO and MIS-
slss'ppi, Ii; Panama, /; st. Paul common, u;
JnIon faclnc q; Erie IN London, Il.
DEcLINB.-Rock Island, e; Waoash, y; western
Union, "a; Atlantic ana Paclhc Telegraph, Il; Kan
sas ana Pacific ~.
TIE stocks remaining steady we're Atlantic ana
Pacific preferred G.. Q. ana !. O.; Delaware and
Laekawauna. Erie. Hannibal and st. Joseph, lake
Shore, Pacific Mali aud Northwest preferred.
THE MONEY MARKET.
on can loans money closed easy at 81 and per
cent, win prime business paper In demand at ~
and per cent. Tie great aounda ce Of idle cap
ia ana the probability that II viii so remain dur
I the summer Is stimulating investment In all
cool securities. Hence stocks and bonus that
have been weighed IN tue balance ana not found
wanting" are likely TO show a sharp advance.
Fcreien exchange was quiet out strong; prime
nerling asking rates, 4.ss q AL; selling rates
ASH a4.s74 and 400 49oh; relchmarKs, o5 a e5x
and s59& eS5I; cables, .Sots; prime Paris, A14;l
and hllL.
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NEGOTIATION
MISSOURI slATE STOCKS.


BY virtue and authority oil an entitled An act .
authorize the issue and renewal funding bonds
fol- the purpose meeting and paving the maturing
state ebtedness,n approved March ~ 1870 we, Tue
Undersigned rund Commissioners OF the state OF Mis-
will receive sealed bids at the office of The Cover
Missouri the 70 be opened pub
licy by the Governor in the presence Of these commls
sioners May 10 1875 ~ O'Clock A. M Tor the pur-
$40 bonds OF the stocks OF this state The BIDS
may be for or all these classes, 10 witt . - =
b0J cent Golu Bonds e1un
s01 per cent Bonls payable in lawful money ,.o -
OF the ln1eu states. luU eAcu
so per cent round sterling Bonds. tSU eaol
10 Dc payable twenty years after date, but redeemapN
~ the pleasure OF the state Missouri after tve years
from the date and before the expiration OF the twenty
years. said stocks TO have semI-annual coupons at
nched Tor the proper amounts of an erest, payable On
the ls DAYS OF Juy and January OF each All the
bonds TO be paya ut the National Bank OF Commerce.
III New York except the pound serllug sock to be pay
able lii London Two hundred and sixty OF these bonds
10 bear date May 1875 and TO delivered aud paid Tor
at sand bank June TO- 1915 and 5iD TO bear date JuN
1873 ana TO be delivered and paid Tor at SAID bank on
ssld last mentioned date Ihe rignt 70 reject any or az
The OF these bonds TO be applied . the pay en
of the maturing in ebtedness OF the state fhese are
first cass stocks and have unquestonaole guarantees
for their payment he resources OF the stale are ample
e meet. promphy, principal and interest when due
This proceeding done BY and with the advice ana con-
sent of the Governor of the state
:" State treasurer. Fund
THOMAS HOLIDAY. Com'rA
Graz mil
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The internal revenue receipts to-day were
s9o2, 577 Al; customs receipts, s5ls,s7s. The re-
cepts FOR the month were s7022, 33l o5. A COM
parison or the receipts Tor the first Tour months OF
tins year with the corresponding period Of 1874
shows an increase Of receipts this year or
s3,5so,O9I IS. The AsslssaDt Treasurer paid out
To-Day $4,000 account Of interest and 5000 COO
in redempt ton Of nve-twenty bonds.
The following IS q statement OF United states
cnrrencr nnfafandlnQ Al this data
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN JOHN MULRISE.-
Captain John Murine, an old and we'll
known steambOatman, died suddenly at
his residence on South Penn street, ISL
and, about half.past six O'Clock last even.
ing, Of paralysis. Captain Murine, upon
two previous occasions, was attacked by
this disease, but recovered sufficiently 10
be able to attend 10 his business, although
he has been in ill.health for several
years. He was about, as usual, on Fri
day, but on Saturday felt quite indis.
posed and did not leave home. YeSter-
day afternoon lie felt much better. About
0 o'clock in the evening, while Conyersing
with his father.in.law, Mr., VIM. Litten,
who resides with him, he suddenly arose
from the chair in which he was sitting
and staggered toward the hall door, hold.
ing his right arm, which was trembling
violently, extended above him. Mrs.
Sallie Grafton, q nurse, who was also in
the room, caught him rs he was falling
and carried him to n sofa. lie remained
unconscious and expired in about thirty
minutes.
Capt. Murine came TO Wheeling about
twenty years ago from Indiana, where he
had been engaged teaching school. lie was
soon after employed as clerk on the steam.
or Courier No. /, which he afterwards
commanded. He was afterwards clerk
on the steamer Courier No. 2, and captain
OF tho old Albcmarle. lie served as clerk
on several other well.knOwn steamers,
and with others engaged extensively In
boat building. Among other boats In
which he owned stock were the Revenue,
Science, Courier, Express No. 2, Andes,
Mallie Ragon and Hudson. Since the or
ganization Of the Wheeling, Parkersburg
and Cincinnati Transportation Company,
about six years since, Capt. Murine has
been one Of its principal stockholders, a
member OF the Board Of Directors, and
Secretary Of the Company. lie was also,
we believe, a partner In the boat store
owned by G. II. Booth Il Co. lie was
about iifty.fve years Of age, and leaves a
wife and seven daughters.
lie was one Of the most popular steam.
boatmen on the Ohio, and was respected
by the entire community In which he
made his home. Upright and honorable
in all his dealings, SOciable and genial in
disposition, few men have as many warm
friends "a had the deceased. The an
nouncement Of his death was received
with universal expressions Of sorrow, es.
peCially among those with whom he had
been associated In business.