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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01

ing the proprietor. On the former charge
he was sentenced to 80 days In the w ork-
house and a fine of $50, and for assault
and battery received sentence of 80
days and SO fine.
| GRANT II. COOKE was incarcerated in
the Ninth-street Station this morning,
on o charge OF obtaining money by false
pretenses. He Is accused by the l. & 9.
| railroad of having shipped some barrels
Of water, pretending Them TO be filed
with whisky, to California, and obtain
ing money on the bill of lading. Henry
Catlin, charged with forgery, has also
been rearrested and lodged in the same
station.
ONLY two pieces of property were sold
at SherifPs sale this morning, but both
brought very good prices and considera-
bly, above the appraisement, The frat;
q house and lot in Wyoming, 100 feet
front, was purchased by J. q. Tullis at
$3.50, appraised at $2,066. The second,
an undivided third of a real and lease
n0ld estate on Main street, near Produce
alley, appraised at 81, 1850, was sold to j.
w. King for $1,000.
BANKRUPT CASES are multiplying on
the docket of the United States Court,
the number of voluntary petitions that
have been filed during the past month
exceeding that for the same time last
year. Two more were filed to-day. John
Clark, distiller, of Tippecanoe City,
Miami county, asks to be adjudged a
bankrupt, as he is unable to meet the
demands OF his creditors. His liabilities
exceed $4,000. Samuel Greathouse,. a
farmer, of Concord township, Highland
county, is the other voluntary bankrupt.
A DARING robbery was committed this
morning before 7 o'clock at the cigar
mould factory of Napoleon Dubrul, Nos.
1866 and 1853 West Second street. The
store was opened with key by some par
ty well posted in the Office. The drawer,
containing about $3.50 in currency, was
broken open with ia hammer, that was
left lying on the desk. On one of the
workmen entering the shop this morning
the theft was discovered. Information
has been left with the Chief, of Police,
who is following up all the clues that he
has obtained to the robbers.
THE cosiest cell in the County Jail is
that occupied by "Dummy' Davis, the
| convicted murderer of Officer Bird. The
are neatly decorated with wall paper,
and ornamented with several pictures,
bearing beneath them the In.
| scription, "The Labor of Love-" The
floor is carpeted and lamp is generally
burning, which under the circumstances
gives the place an aspect Of cleanliness
and beauty combined. He has free &C
cess to the corridors of the Jail, the aooI
OF his cell being left open during the day
and usually diyerts hfs mind by reading
playing checkers, or communicating with
his companions. Altogether he seems
to regard his present lot as only tenn
fporary, and Is generally in the best Of
humor.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
LAST. EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.


MONTPELIER, VI, May 1.-The losses
by the fire here to-day will reach fully
100000.
BELLEvILLE, ONT, May John Josey
and Francis Marrand were to-day sent.
enced to be hanged June 2. -
LEBANON, PA, May 1.-Daniel Doher-
~, charged with the murder of George
Major. was to-day acquitted.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The jury in the
Storey libel case having failed to agree,
was this morning discharged.
MONTREAL, May 1.-The heavy gales
Of the last forty eight hours have CON-
pletely cleared the harbor Of ice.
BRooKvILLE, IND, May Ian unsuc.
cessful attempt to burglarize the safe OF
Swing II Kaiser was made last night.
DETROIT, May IA dispatch from Old
Mackinaw, this morning, says the Straits
are open. Vessels can pass without diff
dculty.
BROOKLYN, May 1.-General Samuel
Mackenzie Elliott, NJ. D., died at his
home, on Staten Island, yesterday aged
sixty-four.
POrTsvILLE, Pa, May There is no
prospect Of q settlement between the
miners and employers here. No serious
troubles yet between special police and
miners.
NEW YORK, May 1.-Intelligence has
been received that disastrous fire oc.
cured at Montpelier, Vermont, last
night. 1t IS reported that thirty-fve
buildings burned.
LONDON, May French and English
gunboats are ordered to the banks OF
New Foundland to prevent the threat.
ened trouble between the fishermen oil
each nation this summer.
New YORK, May 1.-The steamship
Abyssinia sailed al l p. NJ. to-day.
Among her passengers were Col. Smith
and wife, Miss Gabrielle Greeley and
Hon. j. +. Cleveland and family.
LONDON, May lie. B. Stephens,
sculptor, is dead. Forty-one bodies were
taken from mine at North Staffordshtre,
who were killed by an explosion yester'
day. Most of them leave large families
Sioux CITY, Iowa, May 1.-The expe.
dition to explore the Big Horn country
fs receiving recruits as rapidly as is de.
sired. 1t is announced this morning that
the expedition will be ready to start on
wednesday Of next week.
BOSTON, May 1.-The papal embassa
dors, Cardinal McCloskey, and q mum
her of priests from New York, are ex
pected this evening. They come to as.
sist in the ceremony of raising Bishop
Williams to the rank of an archbishop
which takes place tomorrow.
BALTIMORE, May IA thorough exam
fnation OF number of orchards on the
peninsula discloses the fact that there
will be an average peach crop this year
There will be no apricots, and the white
grating cherries, an important crop, will
be very light.
BROOKLYN, May 1.-Mr. Beach stated
yesterday that the Beecher trial will
certainly be prolonged beyond the 9th
of May. Mr.. Evarts intends to devote
aweek, at least, to his address to the
jury. Mr.. Beach says he will not take
long to address the jury. He will take
mp the salient points and group them
around with sufficient argument to make
them clear, but will not enumerate in
detail.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01

thirty days and S5O Michael Morissey, grand
larceny, dismissed; Thomas White, thief, CON :
tinued to 4th inst; Jerry Morgan, Henry Cat
lin, false pretenses, each continued to 7th inst
Thomas OMeary, petit larceny, continued to
7th: Fred. Flohr, same, dismissed; Mat. Craig,
manning, continued to 9TH inst.I Jennie Frank
lin, Annie Hanson, Mary Thomas, Alice Cur
man, vagrants, each continued to 9th inst.
Margaret Feafin, permitting brothei, contin-
ued 10 5th; " alter English, malicious destruc-
tion, dismissed; Joseph Hagley, lettering, dis
missed; Mary Baldis, vagrancy, thirty days:
Sam. johnson, resisting officer, dismissed; Geo.
Benleln, manning, continued to 4th inst; Hen
ry Smith, petit larceny, four months; Thomas
Bush, abusing family, continued to 4th inst.
Mollie Hart, Mrs. Connor, vagrancy, each con-
itnued to 9TH Inst.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01

TALLOW-Tne receipts are moderate, and
with far demand the market remains firm
at 8NGS3ic per ID, for prime country.
TOBACCO-We observe no change. The
market is quiet but firm with moderate Offer
ings. We quote: Shipping grades: Bright
leaf, 24(089c: bright iugs, l2D22c; pfight trash,
ll@l7c; dark leaf, 1b(O19c; DARK Tugs. l1@13c;
dark trasn, 9G1lc per To-. Manufacturing
grades are WORTH. bright wrappers, 3Oc(0$l
bright filters, l6l022c; dark wrappers, 14(0
lsc; dark filters, 1ot0l2c per lb. ONO seed
leaf wrappers, 15925c, and filters 6@l0c
per ID.
WOOL-The market is very quiet under lin
tied receipts and q moderate demand. No
change in prices. Unwashed, clothing, 35138c;
unwashed, combing, 3SlG42c; fleece washed, k5
Qg4Sc; tub-washod. tOaD52c; pulled, 40c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01

Since Mrs. John Drew has been man.
ager OF the Arch-street Theater, Phila-
delphia, she has produced, according to
the Times, of that city, thirty-two plays,
forty comedies, fifty-seven dramas, five
operas, four burlesques, and two panto-
mines, many of them for the first time
on any stage.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
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POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Dlsorderly--Ffau Harley, 80
days and $s5; George Baup, Chas. MARTIN, s.
aud costs; John fueghy, Flora jackson, Sam.
johnson. eath dismissed; Walter English, $40
and costs. 80
Assault and battery VIM. Rose, 40 DAYS
and so; Jas. and Anhle smith. disintssed; Eli
Craig. tae and 0oRts; Anthony Quilfoyle, 4ape,
.iSp3tjje n 4; E;5 .:.ls.s =. Is IS
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
FINANCIAL.
Gold is worth 115h to-day.

Gold Is worth 115N to-day.
There has been No variation in Eastern Elk.
change to-day. 1t is very firm under>ligbt re-
ceipts and continued fair demand Buying
at par and selling at lilo premium.
Government b0nds arc steady, with little or
no change. There is q limited local demand,
The following are the l 80 p. M. New York quo
tations Of to-day:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01

DEv. J. g. WHITE, will lecture in the Uni
lltarian Church, northeast corner Eighth and
PUN, Monday Night, May Sd. at 8 o'cock,
subject; (" "Auricrlar Confession Exposed;'' to
mon oniy. The lecture will be pi edicated on the
Secret Latin Theology OF the Roman Clergy,
my1-2ts -....-s ~ ses,,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01

DEv. J. G. WHITE will preach in the First
III Reformed Presbyterian Church, Plum, ST.,
between Eighth and Ninth sts., Tomorrow at
o'clock II. NJ, subject: "Romanism as 1t Was,
and as it ls." Also at night in the Trinity nj.
L. Church, subject. "Signs of the Times,
Relative to RomanIsm in America" 1t*
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
srEAMBoATa
ARKANSAS RIVER.

For Memphis, Helena, Pine Bluff, LittIe
Rock, Fort Smith, and all Points on Ar
kansas River.
win commence receiving MONDAY, May 8, to
10 leave as above, the fine steamer
A > HI L A N ID
Will. II. KYLE. Master. JAS. ALExANpE (l,l-
For freight or passage apply to a-,y
Captain W. Ii. Kyle, No. a Public LREE{}a@$
Landing. apsO-n
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
Cincinnati LtUe Stock Market.
CINCINNATI, May Ia r. M.
The receipts and shipments OF live stock for
the past "A hours were as follows:

HOGS-Are quiet but steady, with light Of
ferings. Common are worth $7(l7 60: fair to
good, 81 T5@S25. No other grades on the mar
ket.
tai range for common to extra, 50 1905 80 per
GENITAL.
sHEEP-Are dull at "a 5o(06 ~ for fair to
good per GENITAL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
Fastest, Finest and Largest Steamer
I'm THE TRADE.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

PASSENGER STEAMER
THOMPSON DEAN.
W.B.MILLER, Mast'r. G. MILTESBERGER.C' C'k.
Leaves Cincinnati for New Orleans, SATUR-
DAY, May /, at 5 P. NJ, Positively,
from foot OF Main street.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
RoYSE 6 MOSSET, GEoKGE CHARTER,
Agents.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
RELIABLE ANNOUNCEMENT

Passengers and Shippers can
rely on the POSITIVE De-
PARTURE Of the THOMPSON
DEAN for NEW ORLEANS on
SATURDAY, MAY /.
ROYSE 81 MOSSET, Agents
ap2S-tf
, 1875-01-13

liyu product. Shippers hrm of until towards tue
1t s7ss171o rlas .nll At s1so. saloa varo reported
OF Gaas,ri"'s q ~ M sr.h .ohl readily at $50. rictlol
"1siu TnuITs Aab NuTs-Thoneh showing sorne IN.
dried fruit trade. Few lnr9e nf'css are being rhet
The en'sa .. FIR toc t!no mat et,nS a.. 70 o ,ns
rent requirements. lrlref are work.ng hrner, both
f,r turrl, aud '1n,ncsl4t Varieties, We 1nos: fon-
f."soi;s 'syss, issssSa 1es; @s.s:S %
TSe,sa rrnr, asS ssis. 4 T.,1aSi. yr FIJI
pei, aha3te noassr,G-Slden apples 17da!oe Mich.
ass! san sSs s*7s sGs peasss sss' nslso. .S a
ed.74@AAs o pared .2ais hlskssrr,ss, IT,, 1is T.,
2se; Naples walnus. i'9SlGc: 9zeuobo wAlnuta new,
,S1:c lirazil. iislc; rcsa. rssHs :,t. FL
F1slI-The increasing r,neHs In 'akn lsl, noticca-
lsa25e per nrl. 4 tendency to adyanre ia also al-
,sa w,httotia, n % ,-Sr. s;tssso; No. do, ssans5sn;
Nj. tront, $5,Mkas.1o No: shore ,naekerel. now
" '"as.:F: ssivt"S S. .sos7s a. ~! tsss msei.ss r.
t-hri, s'.75atd nj; No. shore Kits, t1.s54l.so:
hank goldfish saao aeGrses 4 6 soaas; xa.a ~ :'so 80
h-yrL st.3aas4 ~; laG1a!er herring. round. hrl
a. S,h s.s %,SaI 2s,S1 ssls9 1-ri hft5f!ss
siooo: ossan trout, ! ioz mi ,lo1 ri ea:s. ss.5o;
GREEN FNulTs-Trnds ID very qa!et The ia;llor
bit Tue orler business II Light Prices ars llalterc
1ollows a,s9Ka lenon ,1 Ms1sn. y" ,sS oo &c,
rer box valSss ornssn; M e IN sDo1 nsr bef
grarss s4SoGae,oo rer kea, Or ~ odsl9.m pr Irl.
GROCEH1LS-Ubffcos remain exceedingly hrnr, md
with my decided increase III tho denaid there wohtl
no doubt TO further sharp advance, AZ stgrAs bo!
Blons. sugara aud srnps nro moving freely md re-
main Arm. Sugars aIe dun md lesa firmly hen.
,ssy ss :psss sss s1s as S
NloE-l'atno, 7k@7se; nenaoon, sk@7o; Caro-
linz; j. t0;,n. jsss. s3ss.s aas Jaw, No. sas
%, 22Xa23e: common, lo,s'nf, ,s,, IKE ;s
24%c; atafaenibo, 231a2sNc.
suaAas-ratent cut louf, li'a@t1 10; crn.hea and
ssps'' iss 'ei; IL IS Ky y; No. ss q
choice brown, 9Sgie: tSif 70 prime d. s's;
sIe; common g fa'r do, 7NasIs: N. 0. son,noa
s1aurs.-Dls1aona ] tlrpz s1.aoa1.2s; stlvor arps.
e1sra ine 7DGa75c; good @ugar.h,,aa erup b3eaDot
exsra do, CSC 74c; New Oreaus no'asses ehuse new;
rsEto neo % olnssss. sSs55:: common moasses, 2s
srlors--a.rice, 1aa11c; cloves, sosssc sas,ls:
3Da3gc; poppor, a7ta zsc; Duttntgs, Nc.
utpQor, African, 95d52sc; 10 Calcutta, iata2ur.
Sis,|sd e{S5s {Mi GssP sl1 Ws. =,
uAY-Thcro wa moderate inquiry for rrlsno Tor
was stranger. Tirnolby va also inquired for 70
itmod e1tst ut recent prices foc tho higher grades
S ri%0ny a9 .Jso Rss :1io mi9; Is s ssS
choice upland pralr!e sl5 5tu915o Nj. d. slitoa
Nj & .ss s:s 81 s1' I'D e. oror In .,m
patty win furslsr decline 10 NV York which was
uoed down to s7o. Our market opcne1 at v6c asted
ir]s Ut 4o per gaon, and the market closed vt Va
, 1875-01-13
GENERAL MARKETS.
.Vna nrOtp1l at II H45At ~.

ALCOllOlF-HA& 4Auttu ~ u ot$9IcVt
BROOM coNN-1Vas In moderate fsquest and AFEo.
Small lots are sold occasionally at higher figures an
those gtvsn snl any material Increaas in the demand
would probably o the signal for general sdvanes We
quote, Good to extra hur, 12@l9Hc; brush that will
work Itself into a clloce hurl broom, l0N@llNo;
common to fall do, pAGs1oo; inferior brush, 8&0c.
pUTTER-The market femsina very dull for any
thing not desirable fur the tabs, but ut tho compara
.tss'y x % ow M ns tns1s T. . ssss .hoa
steady, ffeer movement II looked for by aud ky,
aud te chances that for good TO choice quaites
present prices VII ee sustained ioe a9ms %eols 70
medium TO good graded, 2s326c; inferior to COM
mon. l5313c; common 10 uAolce roll. 99d327c.
uAdaiGa-Tha market rs.aains in much tte ealne AN.
thu movement continuing slugEAh with prices 1afuF-
Ing buyers Stocks here h4ys laely boun ,u&terlay
augmented, which would w. to shox that deauFs %
not apGttAt8 my further depreciation In valued. Nc
quote; STARK, slhc; 1swislon. VOC; hloataup, 3os;
American 4. lSo; A1n0skeag, Xo; Otter Creek, 29a
turaD nags, 1G<al7Ho; aaunics, sluss, lesl9ho:
ClIEEsf-fhe amount Of ales will compare favor.
ably with past neaaous at corresponding period, sud
with uo a1gt stocks In store, and less tla tho ntu4
amount held by the faetorJtnsn the position Of tho
market " trtu QUO. pfne factory cYAol bo bought
uuder 1bQlec. lnweF grades arc selling auywlers
CUAL~Thefe IN continued good de,asaa tor 10th
hard YI sut varieties, and tue market xvnlans staay
mi. trll Ut FORMER qnotatious L7efswanna Ut o0
S1Q0G Walnut Hi! aud Era At *7.51i fidaua block At
1870; a1ocking Valley y s7.oo' aud ia'nols at '5o
'C;,opEnAoE-r.ckers' goods were steady 1t The
raent advance, With sales pg 80o 1rls and carr,
unotatons: ] @ FORK Sai1es. siss ari utrrcs, si4;a
lb1; nouc hasrots. 4st8ao; whlaky GaErsa, el.s0
.at9 l.Ik states, rauah, S!anvf lsoo; ~ ectad.
heading, u, dsa0; tight poles, "a, Co.'s as0o.
pAE,dEp lt1us.-1 ~ ruAtiAt Mas a,il, aud about
1oa low*s. osiug " 1a'ssr t~sis snd dsollne In
, 1875-01-13

vel, ou.Ndc operators In Numerous tttsndsnos
and whn tbs demand from neither so''rco wAs n1crial
y hctve tho combined demand worry nearly analc tho
suppy. Tho fa Tint Tho receipts wero moderate au OF
gu.l average quality, nnd tstlthn complexion Of tic
markets beluw has changed for tho cttar inrnried 10
buyers and sellers Mike frmcr feeling. sad tho bet-
ter grades 1T atacl taken At bnrln little advance
ansl common 1hstl rough lots 1aa no taty hnnl anti
We note comparatively few Ensea below f.e1 Mnst nf
tho offerings wcre Of mulun tn chntco qualities, For
which tho prevailing prices were 81 4aefol2H. Htn'-
laraAs aolI Ut $l.G41G, n,ld few e1trs It $6.2j1
G,6s, The market canard firm:
Qu0TA11OSR.
Extra Hecv0s--Clradcd ttcars, averaging $50
tn 1,hh) lH,I.. .fb.4Jt9o.4o
Choice liecvca-Flne, fAt, well fDtniG. year
To year old Steers, averaging 1,aau Il,
1,43o ilM Observation-Disclosures, 5.75oa6.15
Good -Wel-fat,encd, finely formal
Atccrs, averaging LEO IN 400 hs...-.. b.o0@5.fo
Hgimg Ids to ,75o ill., ..~.........,... 4.5o@5.oo
Dutthrrx' Aork-rs'ur IN fa!r steera. and
common to slluirn cnwa, fnr city etauShter,
averaging 400 tu 1G1 1lbs............... 17hdS+2s
8tnlk CnttIc-Comtllon cRttIet i'll decent .
hcth averaging COD ID 1,es0 Na. a.......... 97sS 100
Infcror-1iEht and THU r0ws, hcifcrE.
staga, b.e, md scala~a4 steerH. 20nf7ab0
Cattlc-Tc1as, rurl1-fed. 421T ,n
CattIe-Te1aa through trovtR. ............ 2.2jS f2j
, 1875-01-13

The Governments 1'nper-n1llls NnAr
SyrSsc1scStcr, Ans, Undergoing M fns

The Eovcrmment 1'npcr-n1llls Wear
Syr.sciacStcr, A'a., Undergoing mn I'M
ycsttEnti0n.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. IA dtspa!ch from
WeH.chcstcr Ta., aays: "1'bo Government ps
pcr-m,lts situated on tho WostcLeater l. rhila4
dolphin Railroad, miles from hero wero placed
under charge Of Government detective Oh snt-
urlay last. Yesterday tlfty-oigl,t ladies' from
tho Washington Treasury Department mr.
rlvod at tho mill, and vii! Al
once proceed to tako account Of tho stock on
hand 1t Ia alleged that Sumo Of tho papor has
been found IN possession of Vartioa who intonl
using It for no honest purpose. About 10O
aI,ceta were obtained In Bomo manner unknown
l1y a prominent member Of Congress. who ,mme.
diately reported the caBo tn tlle Bscretary OF
the Treasury +; houce this examination. the re-.
sut OF which no ono can eurnHe.s Tho al.
fair Is kept extremely quiet tho party
hotn claiming that they arc making tho t,suA
yearly count, but az it IL only fow weeks since
that count WINS made, and considering the fact
that tile party left Washington OIL Sunday night,
their departure az vol as thbir mission being
kept profouul secret outside OF tho Treasury
Department. and tho failure to notify tho aupof~
in.endont OF tho mills Ut their intended coming,
tend to strengthen tho statement that aotno-
thitlg In WRONG.
, 1875-01-13
MONEY AND COM MERGE,
EfNANCIAI1.

Tho activity In financial circles was 1afkeH sehee
aay. auL tl,e demand fur loans WIS unmsstakcah'y
shnrpcr, The receipts of hoga Ars heavy, hnd tho
tachrrs nre ,,aIe mora mnney In iAeir oreratioha
large nounIt nrc rne for y Heard Of Trade parties
to carry grain nnd provisions; In nafsion TO ihr'c
thr msre,lanro,ia demand from manufacturers, nsr-
camille hot,+ea, and the lkc, In stronger.
IN consequence. rates OF dincount aro STRONGER
rrunr rate Of 10 per cent Is closely adhered 10 III a
uunr,rrs, Most Of tho hanks. A. their sintcnen.s
tjow. l,nyo tolerahly veil flied dtacount line. oh
rI]c borrowers are mt ~ readily arcnmsnn-
dated az hcretoforr, a,'1 tho disposition 20
mskc onceasions frnm tho regular rate
Is ra1illy disappearing. 1nRtftnttnns that haTc IN"
In,eo eurulz nl we're glad to loHu II at s9 per cent
hold their rprs firm al III Jer cent aud nro CALLING III
their low-rrlced cali loana. --...-.-,
un the street tho supply Of good paper ia somewhat
larger. Hates from 1o(a1s rer cent. ..-...-
The ehiucnta Of currency to tho country we're afeeI
Thr rcrri1s II hnga liberal. snl, according 10 oil
tho slg,s, Will contin,,c 70 fer fomo timc.
The rccei1ts at currency wcrb 1neonsinrrahIo.
New ynrk exchange waa weaker. Morc efrhnnRe
/. letue drawn against rrosfsione md the dc'nail
has teon affected by the decrease III the orders from
the country anka for exchange. The ruling rato was
Cc lcween bankR for 200, with stronger seueaes
towards tho ciosc Of hMat'ts4,
Tie CleArlngs wero f3.7ln. .t0n. .....
TIC inquiry for Governments was trito stronger
n the losal market. VIC t,noc:
, 1875-01-13


Elections Of Directors were hsld ty the stockholders
Of most of the Eational Hanks Of this city yesterday.
Tile resAlss will bo found In full III our local columns.
caLrFohfiA M1Hlx0 INTERESTS.
The San Francisco Chronicle, which Ii tho bull or
gan Of tho spectators, reports the transactions OF
Tuesday work ua follows:
opr began at 92is and ran swiftly up 10 s2a8 with
limited pumter or sales. Me1teun, with rapia bnla
movement wxa pushed up from sa9 to $5i.5o tho
siSus al tho Beard. best b l1eeher clnug with weak
tenAcy 10 suck figures s58G9 from tbs previous
sy. s% nesr d f ush sa as
VIVA iulIar stronger selling at &7MG7l. Daney added
p Genls 10 IL pse'l"us outside tnt.. sayaRG was
sriging S44 5Ua 45 Confidence Weakened dollar ot
two Uelrher remained ut $osae5o. Consolidated VIII
w:h oa sals Of few sharos s buyer ty
California Showed marvellous sigot reaching 300 at
] sc sf s qspa avsncs Is s. 20
have bocn cauaea by tho newa from tho California,
which would seem to indicate th,s the bon.naa sI,.
ing ut Tie nalns argte as IN Consolidated ViEgtnia.
Sierra Nevada sttnonuI little. and there were The
II o 9e swsa aa sooi
speculative management.
LATEST.
NEW yoRx, Jan. 19.-Monty ruled ut 2lGA 1er
cent, closing Vi tho former figure. Prime nsscanls
pnJtr 5hI7, With rlost aAtts at hH0G.
sturlug Artu ut 4bGHf9 lJuE.
Gold nrn, rAnging vt 21.s1l2ts. Carrying 1Atea
1GJ. Borrowing rate fat.
sreco engagements for tomorrow, 81 OK, 900.
OleaEings, tlai, ,o0u 900.
Customs receipts. sa4s 0o0. Ths Treasury disburacd
$sll00o Governments quiet and steady, BtAta bonds
quet. Railroads Arm In late dealings.
Nstoets were strong. At Tho commencement IT bust
neas rriccs advanced 1l9l{ per cent, with Western
Unton wahash, raclnc atHil Lake 6hore and Erie aa
the 1eatures the list being up on London edytces.
Later the whole msfket fell ou Er1a being depressed