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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-15

HALL "Wednesday November 10, $50,
in MctzrI county, IEOnNEp :. HALL, aged
nliy-onr years, Two months and eleven
days.
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FOR SALE.
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, SHERIFF OF
the county of ohio, will, on the first
day of the December Term OF the
C01nty Court OF said county, at the front
door OF the Court House thereof, proceed
In soV an Tie Elt,iy therein delinquent JCr the
non Ptlya.Ht NJ TuLey FOR tie gears 1873 and
ls7I. which lands, with the taxes, interest,
and damages due on each tract, are specl-
He'd in "A list thereof, posted on The front
door Of said Court House, 10 which list
K. =. BROWN,
octg Sheriff OF Ohio County.
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FOR SALE.

UNHREE HUNDRED ACRES VALUA-
bic Coal Land, with river front, lying
south and adl dining the BenwoOd Iron
Works property. Also, ~ acres surface,
running from the river to the top of the
hin. and known aS the David Il. Mem ech-
en- tract. There is on the property one
brick and TWO frame dwelling houses,
with outbuildmgS. For particulars and
terms, apply TO ,....,,,-
ro,I Real Estate Agents,
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CAPTAIN BENSON

IT. OF THE FERRY BOAT
- = VI. : !. Jessie Is. announces that ON
and alter This date, AMI until further
notice, he will continue tu run his steam
.r. and make close connections with the
citizens Railway md the B,lIairc tiu-
Irn> Railway. until g:iu %. Vi. unvIla
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DY VIRTUE or \ DEED OF TRUST
- made by Joseph Salisbury and wife
10 me - Trustee, dated the seventh day Of
FEBRUARY. ~. and now OF record in the
Clerk = Office of the ONO County Court, IN
Decd OF lrU>, Book. 40. T. PAGE 81, oithr
record of deeds for Ohio county, " est Viz
".uia. ! will, on saturday. December
tth. 1879. commencing at II O'Clock, \.
VI. AT The front door OF The Court House OF
OHIO county, sell al public auction, the
following described real estate, situate in
the city of Wheeling, West Virginia. u"
wit:
Lot numbered two hundred and two,
.2ug. >iiuu'cou the north SIDE oi webster
street. IN ChaplIur'S addition To said city,
together with all ia" improvements and
appcutpuuurr~ thrrcUutO belonging or
Terms of sale. cash. The title 10 the
above described property Is believed to b"
perfect. hut selling as trustee. will only
convey such title as Is vested i'm me 10y
said decd of trust. K. q. BARR.
Trustee.
JoUN W. MITCHELL, Auctionccr.
nov
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR CINCINNATI.

IT. THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
- drapght passenger n st steamer adHr
Ed. Muhlemau, Clerk; will leave for the
above on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, 1875, at
P,W' For freight or passage apply on board
or TO I. H. bOOiii "a N'''
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Thursday, December lst, 1875,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

j. G.. HEEVEY, Auctionecr. n
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TE,ISVEE,S SALE.

JoUN W. MITCHELL, AuctIunccr.
nDA.--.LN-I
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Forty years has tested IhP value OF
Or, 4. =. IO,id's Auti-EiiliiOus ana
AiN.r pills.

PROPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists and DcalU y every
where.
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CLEARING HOUSE srATEMEN
The specie engagements for tomorrow are said
70 amount to $500, 900.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.


TO amount to $500, 900.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report that the rate Of discount
In open market for three months bills Is g. TO- or
1915 per cent below the bank rate. Ten thousand
pounds bullion was withdrawn from the Bank of
England on balance to-day. The following are the
late quotations :-Consols, money, 92H; do. &C.
count, 92H o2n; hve-twenty bonds, 1856, old,
1919; do. do 1867, l07H; ten-iorty bonds, 1o4x,
new nves. lo2X; Erie, 2ek. Market dull, bus
steady. Rentes at Paris, GIL soc. In Frankfort
nVe-twenty bonds are quoted at 9SI.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The customs receipts to-day were $4,000 The
Treasury balances to-day were as iollows-Cur.
rency, 900; coin, $40 900; less coin GER
tincates SIS, 900. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out to-day $ls1 on account OF interest ana
$4,000 in redemption OF nve-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong 1T the best
prices Of the day. The follow wing were the latest
quotations limited States currency skies, 1lsk
l1sx; do. do, 1881, registered, l1SH q I1sx; do
do. do, coupon, 1lsX ITO; do nve-twenties,
1862, registered, llAX lis; do. do, do, coupon,
ll4H lis; do. do, 1854, registered, 11sk .
lick; do. do, do, coupon, 116,< Q l1eX do. do.
1895, registered, 1lsK l1sX; DO. do, do, cou-
pom, l1sk 1881; do. do do. new, regis tered
DO. 1897, registered, llsk llsX; do. do, DO,
coupon, 1lsX llsX do do, 1893, registered llsk
a1lo; do. do. do, coupon, 11sK llS; do. ten
iorties, registered, ll5sI ll6x; do. do, coupon
1855. lle; do. nves, 1881, registered, 112x lis;
40. DO, do, coupon, ia 1l4k.
The following shows the London quotations for
government bonds TO-DAY In sterling money and
the equivalent in currency. compared with the
quotations OF the last board here:-
London EQufUtfn Quotations
Quotations. Currency. Here.
1868, Old. 1917 q y 1889 q 50 11Sx 1lsX
losl's ...... l07k AZ 1925 80 l1sx q llSX
io-4o's...... le4h AK 14.5A 81 1857 Q ll6
6s OF 1884,. 1924 a. l13.s7 A. ia max
The above calculation IL made on the basis OF
sight exchange at 400 ana gold at 112X.
SOUTHERN BONDS
were without features, the only sale OF the day
being OF Old Tennessee skies, sx coupon, ct 81
RArLRoAp honda.
Vhsss we're In moderate request and We note
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CORONERS' CASES.

About two weeks ago Charles Fuchs, German,
who lived near Sixty-nfth street and Eleventh
avenue, while In . dsspondent mood, into which
he was urged BY destitution, cut his throat with
knife or razor. He was taken to the Roosevels
Hospital. where he died on Tuesday evening.
Alter cutting his throat and previous to going to
the hospital deceased fell ana fractured his leg.
Mr.. Fucns was sixty years of age. Coroner Elck-
hon was notinedto hold an inquest.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Louisa RoesinQer, .
German woman, iorty years Of age, who lived on
the third moor OF the premises at the rear OF No.
AS West Forty-second street, was terribly burned
stove Mrs. R0eslnRer was alone In tue room &c
the time OF the occurrence. An inquest VIA 10
held ON the remains oy Coroner EicKnon.
John Bland f0rty-sx years OF AYE and born IN
England, WHO lived at No. Lewis street. died
suddenly IN the liquor store at the corner OF
notified to hold an inquest on his oooy
coroner Wotman was called TO the Morgue 20
hold an Inquest on the body Of Henry Justice.
thirty years OF age and born IN Ireland, who COM
mltted suicide at his residence, No. S29 East
Tnrty-ntntn street, by cutting his throat with
razor. Deceased had been In poor nealtn and
was IN almost destitute circumstances.
Terence w. Farley, painter, twenly-elRls
years OF age, ana born In Ireland late OF No. $50
0reenwlcn street. died yesterday morning In tue
THURSDAY morning OF last week deceased was
painting building in Eighty-sixtA street, near
First avenue. when one Of the scanold ropes
broke and ne was thrown TO the pavement from
the nelg9t o. three stories. By perm,ssion o. Mr.
the body was removed 10 the residence OF dc.
ceaseda father, No l62 west Thlrty.nrat street
whefo oosoAer 0ckho6 VA holA AA1nnAAnA
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81 for unnspected $40 so for plain mess inspected;
81 ~ Tor plain mess uninspeced paced At so 80 ..
Tor prime mess and city extra India mess So Beet
hams wess quiet ana steady % ibis SOLD within see
quiet with the tendency in buyers favor; but
ior most descriptions prices were n9mina We hesTa
lbs Of loose picked be- Mes medium average % private
terms We quote Picked hams lie. DO. shoulders,
7s.c rs smoked hams l2..e: ai2,s do shoulders,
shade frmer; but was very quiet In consequence. We
heard o. sales Of $50 eIse on "a The SPOT = e 20
at y and OF city lao uerces at lac and 30 terces
suGAn.-Trsae was very quiet ana values somewhat
nominal Cuba muscovado Is offered any extent,
and holders are rather rm al sac Is the basis OF good
latter Qualities mainly centrtugais, and business
summgted Included is9 hhds centrifugal, at i6l6e.
400 boxes low grade centrifugal at SIC. Refined
w ms Gui5Iee hfm Sal auss a, ioc for ~ and
inferior 70 common, &c IKE do fair good fair.
SIC DO, good to prime s5>c ss.c; grocery, lar to
s ass ssS and SS.s mSa.ss
SSss. Dutch standard. rs re. d. 100
s;e l0c; DO. 1910 q Ios.c l0,sc.' white pc.
Nc Porto Rieo.ketning, ssomm9n TO prime. 7ac 2
scs s1 isSs stanaald.
Nos 10 to = sac SIG Man,amsupsriOr and extra
kIcE-fhere was q limited iobbins demand but other
Of 20 terees OF Carolina and l75 bags of Rangoon at
figures within the range Of our quotaons We quote
Sarons g. III M prime and i0s s or for fESS u
sisna ne 30 3atna, 7c NC. and Rangoon. SAC
srkAsINE-The market was dull and weak. We heard
Of sales OF l80 tierces OF Western a. lac
TAILow.-rhe market steady, with sales Of 900
'0S wasHr1oneespts SIS bbh The market ruled dull,
but steady 1T the decline OF yesterday sales OF 0
bblH at sc We also note sales Of 20 bb OF alcohol
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the following transactions chesapeake and Ohio
coupon sold at As, ex coupon at IS. Chicago and
Rock Island sevens, lo5a<: New Jersey Central
nrst, new, l09x; do. nrst consolidated, l04 .
1887 Milwaukee and st. Paul seven three-tenths,
% 05b; do. nrst La Crosse division, sS; chicago
and Northwestern consolidated, 9lk; do. consoli-
dateS coupon gold bonds, s2aslH; c.. c., @. and l.
nrst l05k; Morris and Essex first l0Sx; Lake
Shore consolidated regular nrst, lo2; New York
Central SKIES, OK; Ohio ana Mississippi eonsoll-
dated sinking iund. 100; Ohio and Mississippi Sec
ond. So . ssx; Western Pacific, s6k; Lake shore
consolidated second, 9l,5 do. first, coupon, 1o2k;
ichigan Central sevens, 1921; Chicago, Buriing.
ton and Quincy Fights, 1l2; New York and New
Haven stxes. l0l; Milwaukee ana ST. Paul sevens,
gold, 81; do second, u; Wabash second, s.; Union
Pacific sinking fund, 81; do frat, Oily; Gen.
trail Pacific gold bondA osX; ao Hrst, San
Joaquin branch, IS; wabash arsr, St. Louis
division. 90; st. Louis and Iron Mountain. o.; DO.
second. 7aK.
BANK SHARES
These were comparatively neglected. Bank OF
Commerce sold at 100. Bank OF North America
ct s7x, Fourth National ct SIX, Central
National at 100. The latest bids are an
nexed:-Amertca, $50; American Exchange,
ll6x Butchers and Drovers'. $50; Chatham. 1s7 |;
Chemical, 1,5oo: City, 800; Commerce, 100; Corn
Exchange. 12S; First National 200; Fourth Ma
tional. o.; Fulton, $50; German-American. %;
Hanover, IS; Importers and Traders, l0s; Irving.
Ia: Mechanics, las; Mercantile, ITO; Merchants.
ITO; Merchants Exchange, lol; Metropolitan. 1870;
Nassau. lo6; New York, Los Ninth National 100;
North America, o.; Park. 1875; Peoples. 1888;
Phoenix, %; Republic, los; Seventh Ward, %;
State OF New YORK, no; Tradesmen's, Ia; Union,
lS0.
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REAL ESTATE.

The announced attractions at the Exchange yes.
terday were disposed Of as follows Mr.. wiliam
Kennedy sold, BY order Of the Court the two lots
situated on tue northeast corner OF Tnird avenue
and Ninety-sixth street; Messrs A. J. Blocker,
Son White, py the same order, disposed or
under the direction OF $. J. Bfdlack referee, one
lot on Forty-seveEth street, west OF First avenue
and Mr. James N. Miller sid. under the direction
OF Samuel Jones. referee, house with lot, located
on Slxty-n,nth street. east OF Fourth avenue. Sub
joined are parilcu,ars:--
KEW YoRx PnorrRry-BY WILLIAM KxSSrLIY.
lot on n e. corner sd and Goth st, size IS 9xl00
a s0dUW
llot adjoining the aoove the north side, szs
l60 A. D Cameron. ANo
ny pLkKcKxn, son AND WHITE.
Frame stable. with lot on n side 7th o., l75 r. ".
OF lst av lot 25xlWa Daniel Schuabel plaintk6. 7oo
Af JAhES n. nfLL1a
four story b. . b. Qlnnnished). with lot on q. Of
NH st, 10 t. .. Of eth av., lot AxlnAA W. E.
kewek .sss. .ss.ss.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Stocks a Trifle Firmer on
Smaller Business.
WALL STREET WITHOUT FEATURES
Money Easy, Gold Steady at 112 IA
and Bonds Firm.
WALL SThEET,
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 90 Z. ".

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 20-6 =. NJ
The course OF prices In the stock market to-day
indicated q somewhat improved feeling, the
fluctuations not being SO sharp usual and the In
nuences less disturbing Erie, Pacific Mail and
Wabash showed the principal losses compared
with closing prices yesterday; but these were not
OF an unexpected character. Sympathetic causes,
unfavorable news, inherent weakness or q heavy
pressure by some bold operator may produce SINH.
lar effects on any stock; and hence, IN view OF the
slight signs OF improvement elsewhere recorded.
the market need not be spoken OF dscouragngly.
THE RANGE OF PRICES.
western Union opened at "a advanced N, re.
ceded to 73k and closed t73x. Pacific Mail sold 1T
81 at the beginning, but during the day declined
to 33x; 1t ended at sS2I. Atlantic and Pacific Tel.
e9raph exhibited unexpected elasticity by moving
up from 23h to 255S and maintaining fair show
or strength at H1s at tue close. st. Paul was
moderately active and sold at 37k 3Sk. wabash
descended in the scale from 15x to lax, but re-
covered to 15x. Hannibal ana ST. Joseph sold at
"a a 241S. Union Pacific opened at 36H, lost per
cent In the course OF business, but at the close re-
covered to the opening figure. Northwestern coni-
mon cold at Az q As ana ended ct AK. ohio and
Mississippi commenced at 2SX, advanced to
2sX and ended at the opening price. Other
changes will be found In the tables which
follow. In Analysing the foregoing figures IL is
but Just TO add that If the same influences that
have been operated on the bear side were brought
TO work in the opposite direction there are sew
eral stocks which would quickly respond to the
EFFORT and show favorably In behalf OF scores Of
outside investors who have pinned their faith 20
schedule OF higher prices. AS the market has had
, reasonable and profitable speculative decline
why not let 1t obey few natural Influences and
ascends
THE SALES
Of the day amounted to only $4,000 shares, which
we're distributed among principal stocks as fol-
ows-New YORK Central and Hudson, 3,700 Erie.
a,400; Lake Shore, IS, 400; Northwestern, Ia 200;
DO. preferred. LOO; Rock Island. $500; Pacific
Mail, $4,000; st. Paul. 1900; do. preferred, 800;
Ohios %, 900; Western Union, 10000; Wabash,
10000; Union Pacific 800; c., c. and I. c., 100;
Panama. 100; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph,
400.
OPENING. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, jan "a 1915
ceipts lstO bales. Exports coastwse, ~ sales llsn
Cotton quiet and nrm middiins i44c. low mlddiins,
sros s x39a saports 70 france. Isl ssiss LA
Cotton quiet; middnus Akc low middna. i4;sc;
ssss s.. sai'-
ss:'sn ;ssas is III sssss: a'
Got ~ %'ees s s Net ssssS Dale.
oswEeo Jan 20 1875
for amber @ shlss %ntsf ss ~ double
ss;s "a
Aiilleed Shorts. 50; shipstuns, s2S; middnnga
e Ne es yS1s & banys 70 S0s0h '''
sSrn asSo9 DO; oats 90 d; barley 700 d. Tys,
s SS' wResi
Rye, 500 DO: Flour dull. heavy and lower; sales 5000
ss s TOR ' %s.ssrs s. aSsf 3 q
"a 8 sly 81
ssS Is DO white: Wheat du!l and nominal; asked 3 =
Jsn aud ,ass
sl se Osersd ss quiet
S. esa for lot " Western Wskay su Sc
asked.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat dull and declining;
amber Michigan. January. 81 Un February, ~ o.
March; 81 ,Sls April q ~ 10 srea; siSSs CORN
yer see! SC TO- dressed hogs. g % a 81 Receipts
Wsa s SSTn y o S s % DO
l0,UQ do.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20 1875
=, Flour dull. unchanged; Wheat frm in Iair demand
No. spring, Ylc NO, do. 83Ac spots SySc. February
so1sc March; No DO, anc ssAe; rejected. !ss1c.
cash; S5,&c 6tc February 72ac., May; rejected 6sc.
aSlkc oats steady; No. 529sc 621ac, cash; $3.50
6234c, February Rye steady aud unchanged Barley
quiet and unchanged. PORK higher, sl7 70, cash SIS
February; $5 80 March Lard firm, in fair demand at
slsS7S, cSshi SIS ssh February saIk meats steady.
heavy 81 10 Whsxey steady at Nc. Seed steady: tim
othy 81 81 co. clover IS 70 s. 0 On the cali of
the Board this afternoon wheat and steady
and UNCHANGED; oats weak, unchanged pork firm and
higher at SIS 07 February SIS SIX March: lard firm
$ls IS bid February Rsoe,pts-Fiour e9 bhs; wheat
7.00O DO. Shipmens-Flour, 5000 bba; wheat SO 0yj
bushels coin. 2l0o0 do; OATS Loo do rye, 1000 do;
barley, 2u0o do.
EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON PRODUCE MARKxr-LoXpoS, Jan. 20-Evenine.-
Ldnseed oil. 26s. I'd. q ga Cd per owt
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON RASTER "sPoT," LOWER ''TuTURHs"-
FLOUR DuLL-wHEAT FIRMER-CoRN EAsY-
OATS DuLL~PoRK EAsER-LARD WITHOUT
MATERIAL CHANGE-0RoCERHs QUIET
RREIoHTs sTHADY-PETBoLEUM NOMINAL
NAVAL STORES DUII-wH1sXKx UNCHANGED
AND DULL.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 20-8P n.
The merchandise markets were still character
lied BY trregularity. although there was more dis
position to do business evinced In certain quar-
tiers. On 'Change the chief feature OF interest
an increased nrmness In breadstuns. without
much activity. Flour remained dull. Wheat was
sought after to some extent for speculation and
export; In view Of which tho market was drmer
and better prices were obtained, particulars OF
which may be found below. Corn was
dull and In buyers favor. Oats were
also dull WhisKey was easy. Pork
was dull, nominal and easy. Lard was
quiet and easy Gil through the day. Freignts
were quiet but steady. Cotton was less active and
easier for spot" with futures selling lower. Gro:
ceres quiet and without perceptibe change. Pc
toieum dull and nominal in the absence of business
Naval stores inactive but values nominally tho
same.
CovYxkThe feature Of interest the arrival of the
steamer south America, with ,i2l bags. The samples
not out up to late hour, and consequently
business contaminated. The tone OF the market,
however, barely steady, and is not improbable
that lower range OF values Will be established unless
the duty question becomes of importance than
the moment. Mild grades were unchanged anc quiet
We quote Rio. ordinary cargoes Ike IKE tar do.
Iskc leKc; good do. ls7<c l9c prime DO, l9kc
l9Ac range for ots, H&c. 2okc Java, gov
bags, 26c. q &c. do. mats. 26c 29c
Ceylon Ice. PIC. Maracaibo, 1870. Gle. Laguayra
Ice. 2Okc.: Jamaica lsc. 20c.; St Domingo, Hc.
Ike Porto Rico, l8c 20c Costa Rica lsc. 2O}sc;
Mexican 2c. BIC; Angosura, lssc. 2lc. Savanilla
lsc 2c; Curacao IKE. 1910. nod. sixty and ninety
days.
CoIroS-Of the sales reported for export yesterday
l50 bales are 1t Is understood, to remain In store for
July contracts The market today has been, for the
most part steady but closes easier in sympathy with
feeble the market for futures with holders
generally disposed to meet buyers a. quotations tu.
lures closed weak ut the following hgures:-January
iokc; Febssary u $50 March Is ~; &C. Is s:lsc
isSsc: July l6 l-l6c lSssc and August, Is 20 80
Is Is l6c Change propositions made showing
ard OF classification in september l. 1874 and on
hail grade above Or below the grad. Quoted -2raIn
l4<c. mddling, l6kc. middng, 1870; good mid
ding, l7c Quotations based ON American standard Of
classdca tom
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$500 Tenn Ga. o.xc...
$500 O I y lst. c on...
$40 q 4 o LIST, ex c. :.
5000 q, Il l Il P 7's.....
9UO0 NJ Cen LIST, new.
300 N j Cen lst c. =.
quo do.
SOW Am DIX 4 Imp rs.
l00O Mil 4 St p 7 SlU..
lLU do. ........
1000 M&StPlst,L Lac d.
$500 Chi i NV con. %.
1000 Z l. NV &C gh....
1910 do. :.
lUUO G. &, q 4 / LIST. =.
lO0U Morris 4 Es lst..
HOO l. ) con LIST, IT,.
1000 NY Cen Us, '6S. =.
1000 . i Miss con ST.
2uUU ohio a VI I'd. 49,.
2YUU West Pac BIDS. 90.
l20U0 U T Rk LIST n...
800 do.
1901 Tn Fac sink ii. :.
3OOU ct l. d 1 M lot. -.
loo st l. 4 / n K 3D..
1000 Tol Il Wab I'd. b G
20C0 T&W LIST, st L d. be
2UO0 Jefferson RR iyt.
10 shs Cent Nat B'k..
Avn ~. Nal
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OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The folio wing table shows the opening, highest

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with closing prices yesterday, those
o. to-day show the following changes:-
ADvANCE.-New YORK Central y; G., G. and l. T.,
e; Harlem. u Lake Shore, u; Northwest com.
mon. y; Rock Island, u; st. Pau, u; Western
Union, v; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, lK;
gold, 4.
DEcLINE.-Erie. u; Pacific MAIL u; wabash,
y; Northwest preferred. y.
The stocks that remained unchanged were
Atlantic and Pacific preferred. Delaware and
kackawanna Hannibal and ST. Joseph. Ohio and
Mississippi Panama, Quicksilver and Union Pacific.
TIE MONEY MARKET.
Money was generally offered to-day ON call loans
At and per cent closing at the former figure.
Commercial paper is on the basis recently quoted.
Sterling exchange firm, though quiet; prime
nominal rates, 4s7 and 4.eo,s; selling rates, AsoX
[seh and AS9X q 400. Continental firm. Reich.
marks, o5X q 96k and oeX q COX. Cables, o.
o7k. Prime Paris. 6.13X 6l0x.
GOLD.
cold opened and closed at 112H, sales being
made meanwhile at 112A. The rates paid for car.
rying were 2K, and l per cent Loans were
also made nat. Time loans In currency are
quoted at per cent for thirty to sixty days. and
per cent for three to four months. Time loans In
gold are quoted at 10 to Il per cent for carrying
for thirty 10 sixty days. nat to 16 carrying Tor
three to four months, nat Tor six months and @
4 per cent for use all the year,
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rOtas S;?a 800 ,sus
been as folows:-Yestsrday after r NFebrusry, 30O
Is is &c. Ito at j; 81 Sc May stS 1t Is Sasc Total
$500 bales Yesterdays closing pricesJanuary. l3c.
Is iec February. nSc: q y sSse: NMareh' ~.
10 9s2c June, ID s-l6c. 10 10 sc july ID iSlsc
S august c isSs q, M ls EASY y /, iSSday
Sebruasy at IS Siuc 4oS at is s
600 at Side March 800 Is liec $40 at is 2lSlc.
lW loAc, 500 Is 1880, s at 10 Al6c. April,
~ 49, sS a. isisc ,0f Id At Is assic. ao AZ
l5ltl6c, 800 at 10 29 SIC; May 2 ut Is 3l6c. wv at
Is aS2c, 500 at 10 7s2c. June SU ut l6hc., 40
Is si6c 4o at i6Hc; August 100 AZ c 100 atl7 Sc
ass a as c es
ported on the bliledn follows VIZ :Febraary.
July. lass; August II lie: septeinSer 1880 First
cau-January, 100 short notice at 10 February,
900 at Is 5l6c; April Ito ut 10 l-s2c.: May 40 at
IL Side August 100 At II l3sc. september, lv0 at
IS slsc 100 at 1880 Total 500 bales Second call
EsOruSry 80 at y slts March g 400 az Is sSS APRIL
Total, LOO bales The receipts at the ports wcre-
Savannah, 1905 Charleston, 2,os2; Wilmington. 2Ss:
Norfolk 4 New York, 951; Boston, ITO; Philadelphia
I7O Total 5,46 taes This day last week. 1894 bales
September ], 2,S6S, U4 bA!es.
FLoUn AVID GRAiN-Receipts-Flour 9Oe6 bills: wheat,
429 bags: oats IA lVo bushels rhe -four market con-
hnued dull and irregular, except for shipping extras
which comparatively steady he reported sales
included 81 bbls within the range Of prices quoted.
southern -four was dull, and prices favored BUYERS
Corn meal remains unchanged and quiet sales 4oJ bb
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