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The daily gazette., 1876-07-21

a melancholy yachting disaster is re-
ported from New York. The yacht Mo-
hawk was struck by a squall off Long Is
land and capsized, and Commodore Gar
ner, his wife and others were drowned.
Commodore Garner was the millionaire
print manufacturer of New York.
Mr.. George NJ. Pullman's cottage at
Long Branch Was robbed of $500 worth
of diamonds and jewlry on Tuesday night
Governor Tilden has secured suit of
roems at Long Branch for August.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21

TALBOT Co., Nd, REAL EsTATE.-
Mr.. j. L. Mancha, Real Estate Agent
has sold the farm of Capt. Giles Jump
in Broad Creek Neck, containing 60
acres to Geo. Edmonds., Esq, of Miss
souri,, ior $4,000.
Also fsrm at Woodland station,
belonging to I. J. Brode. of Pa, and
containing 4l3 acres, to David Lloyd
of Pa. for $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21
Shot the seducer of His Child,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 20.-Ezra
Dawson, a well-known resident of this
city, shot and dangerously wounded A.
S. Foster, a livery stable keeper, for the
years old. Dawson's action is generally
indorsed.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21
Regrster's Order.
REGISTER's OFFIcR,

hKGlSrERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, June 10, 1876.
Upon the application of Patrick sullivan,
Administrator of James Green late OF New
Castle County, deceased, It is ordered
and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting of Letters of Admins ration upon
the Estate of the deceased with the date
of granting thereof, by causing adver-
tisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters. in six of the
most public places of the county of New Gas
tlo, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same OF
abide by. an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, o newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to be continued therein
afs{zssa6 three weeks. E. @. d.
EB&S6 Given under the hand aud seal OF
VsssW Office of the Register aforesaid, al
New Castle, New Castle county aforesaid
the day and year above written.
SC. BI0GS, Re3ister.
NOTICE
All persons ha yirg claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceastd must present the same
duly attested to tie Administrator, on or be-
.ore June 18th. 1877. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
his
PATRICK n SULLIVAN,
mark.
Administrator.
Witness. j. NJ. Housman.
Address-Coocl's Bridge. Del. je2,-eod3w
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21
WEAIHER REPORT
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1 s, II,
PROBABILITIES

For New Enland and the Middle
States, continued high temperature and
partly cloudy weather during the day,
followed by cooler weather, northwest
to southwest winds and rising barome-
ter during the evening.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21
Reg1srer's s Or6 ef.
REGIsTAR's 0FPIcR.

New Castle County June ~ b. 1876.
Upon the application of Patrick Sullivan
Administrator of Hannah Sammons, iato OF
dered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting of Letters of Administration upon
the Estate of the deceased. with the date of
be posted within forty days from the date of
such Letters. in six of the most public places
of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate to present the same. or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And dals0ca the same to be insert
ej within the Same period in the Will
WILMINGTON, and to be continued therein
three weeks, III. o. d.
f-A>, Given under the hand and Seal OF
LIS. Office OF the Register aforesaid. at
WI New Castle, in New Castle County
Aforesaid. the day and year above written.
S, G. BIa4S, Register.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21

Ihe DldS We're referred TO the Street
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Febiger Council
adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female HyHastiN Pot9yrs for all female
complaints. BY mail IL Address, Or
RoRerson, P.O. 'lox. 2tr n. 7. City.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21
NOTICE.

All person having claims against the Es.
tate of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administrator on or before
June ~. 1877. or abide the Act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
PATRICK u SULLIVAN,
mark.
Administrator.
WitLe.s, J. NJ Hour man,
Adlress-Cooch's Bridge. Del. je27eod3w
The daily gazette., 1876-07-21
REGISTERS ORDER,
RrorsrER's Opr1ol

REGISTERS OPFIOE.
New Castle County, May LIST, 1876
Upon the application OF Joseph Wilkins
Cooeh. Executor of Dillon Hutchinson, late
of White Cas Creek Hundred, in said County
deceased. it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters Testament
ary upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad-
vertisements te be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters, in six of the
most public places of the County o / New
Castle. requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Act ofAssembly in such case ma de
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the Daily
Gazette, a newspaper published in Will
mington ,and to be continued therein three
49,, Given underline hand and Seal OF
L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
t~' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and year above written.
.. G. B1GGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es.
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Executor, on or
before May. 1st., 1877. or abide the Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided,
JOSEPH WILKINS C00CH,
Address-Cooch's Bridge. Del. je27od3w
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-14

Whereas. on tie II iav q August.
\. u, $50. O;i> l.. Battles did m.k,
and execute II the Newton Wagou
Company, a certain yhls;ni mortgage
ia-rl August l~f. \ u. I>-l, and
fill luy record on the 1T day Of AYG.
\. u. i>,6 at : o'clock and io mia
ute~ /. y. anl duly recorded u Book
+ II chartcl mD!t-oreS, on Page l., by
james \ Tullnys, T,sjrlrr ii aui for
Wch>ter Comfy. Nebraska. anithcrr
l. now due % >..i mortgage The sun.
Of ninety d1,.ay> aud six cents there.
fore the Newton WAGON Company
has taken the property described in
said chattei mortgage, which property
j. described! a. follows: one gray h,r>e
nine years oil named ,Jary, one bay
Horse about twelve years old named
Mage. one set OF double harue,>e,
nearly new. and one Newton Ho-ou
uSed nearly three years, and vii. Offer
the same for sale at public auction OF
thc3ulh day Of September \, L. 1876
a, W O'Clock =. NJ. in the town o
| Guide Rock Webster County, Nvbra>
"A. in.ront Of the Post Olhcc door.
Datci at Guide Rock this eth Ia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-14

Co.
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f'.'
Nnl|E BAD Hif.
FIR =. :. y. HI--.-. l.
r...s. :. b..
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-E!.sm.th w;l ~. o., .~l, ard.
81, Ij-r..eI 81. ...u. p, .-t...
tl.r fox; ln.,,. r,.. U.,.
lu,Bir, extensive ,.,..r, ..I
ur.. -. an o,frrD.r., .,..f.. them
-,.Se--
-p.yi! EauH;teu, former. o.:
Franklin comfy !, . c4ui.i.:. for
the Nuf.r.u-. i.1,y. "Iu ,h.r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-14

METER \ WOOD.
.s------ - ---- v--r-- -
-. -. .-- .-..-- -...--.-- =.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-14
NGsf fibre Rates
IN THE
Republican Valley

<. ?. a1LG-S, - F~-7r@s:o-.
This Stage Line running from
Bloomington to Guile Rock connects
with tie line from th3 north, also the
one coming from the south.
Arrives at he'd Clocd from the west
Mondays and Thursdays, and returns
Tuesdays aud Fridays.
d. Gooi time; sober drivers AID COM
Ears hIc ry1,ir,.<
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-14
The : 4. VI. Il. l.. in N,H.,

- --- - $500 - -
E..... L...- .s..--s = s--- Ss-s.-
s- H--a
..-..r 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-14
%u--

loo Spring calves, ;or Which he
highest cash price Will he paid at the
1t Ped Cioui Brewery.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton quIot buyers and sellers apart; mddng ii4c;
low %iddins 'osc re9a ordinary ,o Net 'sssp.s
S.Sla. Sales, soo stock ii4.o57.
Cotton arm m,ddlinr. ,i,sc low middliss. ii.sc sood
Srdnsfy Ses rsssp aa1s g ,sss Gsss srGs
Mo s;s e as aYs aS.nn' s4' eo"''w'' c
Cotton quiet and steady M mideIi.g is low %idallng
gross 47s7; hxpor's-io tho Continent LOO g me
65.38).
;ss s'Hs;s 'ss e. ;isi' s
s god d. .dIn.ry l9s m No. rsssIp' ss,4 s sass
1000 Stock, 1886. -
xn @Ss sg;s: ss ss snss.
s.ssss club .s 81 8 ssrs white Sss,a." Corn
sn s sSd Cd al Dsiss G g. '9
asro. sar SSss %.l aneAla5s s M feed unchanged
BurrAIol Dec IS. 1876.
M Gss do ss saisy % is; s.
road shipments -foar 40 obls corn 10 400 bushels
senersiy I've very dsi only sales Ses hour
ss' ss% o or .s 1ss wSs'.D s 20 bushels
No. white at 81 s7 isoo bushels Green Bay club pr
Grain IN store IL eeva.oswhsss io So bushels corn
a. NAL. s d. ssssy s0''0 do s0'S
Toledo Dec. Is. 1875
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No white Wabash. 81 20;
No. White Michigan ST. si amber Michigan, January.
81 Jss: No rcd winter II 70 January VI III No 3do.
81 zo rejected pay,o. and Miehissn red 81 IT, Corn
? +4c. damaged 4sc new rcice,sd ta!ae Oats dull
~ 20 offered Rsceiy,s-r 800 hsls wheat. i5noo
bu hes. corn. 81. % do oats ..tS0 DO. Shipments
Flour 500 bbis wheat. 5000 bushcis. $4,000 do
oats 600 do.
CHICAGO Dec. Is. 1876
Flour sh, demand but holirrs hrm. whea. fairly
active aud shade higher, but etted Nj. Chicago
srrng, 81 2ua No. do. 81 cash ~ iyts January,
81 guss. February M do 81 % 81 tSs rejected 3e.
: bic Corn III fair de;nand. bnt lower. No AT 4iisc..
cash 44c. bid. Janur. If.c bid. February: rejected
.3c. Oats dali. weak and lower. No =. 53tac s3s4c.
casn sJsc. January rejected 2Jc Rye easier 1T
7uc. Barley hrnicr 5c.. cash. ris.. February Pork
active bat shade lower $Is 40 $t6 -, cash xI5 80
January: sl4 J5 q Si6 e7ta. February: SlI S7is
sI1 ~ March, Lard opened strong and higher;
closed inside prices $40 ~. cash, $40 s7s sanuary
$40 47is $40 80. reoruary Bnk meats hrm aad an
ehsnged Dressed hos unsettled opened active. suI
hn, steady asi os Ieceipts-four 1900 obls wheat.
81 tup bushels. corn. 200 DO; oats. 5000 d0
1000 do barley id.91 DO shsmsn.s- -sioar lo.oo5
DO. ce. i3oU do barley, on1 70 a. the si'esnoon
81 s0st. February. Corn hsmer At 44sse CASH 4Il4c
4is,c.. January. Oats noninaIy uschaasei. Lard un
changed
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

The recent in ervicws IN tho HERALD, exposing the
more than careless which tho specifications
Tor the letting Of tho contract for Tho wire cbcs have
been prepared. arc now beginning to excite consid-
crablo discussion among scientific men. Tho errors
discovered Ia tho "utmate breaking strength" and the
s'to,ai Stretch" by Mr. Albert Hill having received tho
direct endorsements oil General Francis J. vInson.
Professor OF Mining and Civil Engineering OF Columbia
College. Il Is generally believed that new spccInca-
tons will be drawn out, ss the tesla OF tho
wire samples made during the past week arc
rily incorrect being drduced from alse basis Tho
taxpayers ol New York aud Brooxyn very much
Interested III this matter. rs thcy have already paid
out millions toward The work aud VIII probably
have 10 furnish somc fourteen millions more
A
Yesterday there moi much work transacted ON
tho bridge during tho morning Tho telegraph
between tue towers broke OIL The engineers engaged
IN testing tac samples OF FURNISHED by tho bidders
contract have not yet sent ia their report to
tho Board 0. Trustees. IL understood tha, meet
ing OF tho Board OF Trustees was 70 have Dccn hold
yesterday afternoon. but thcro Was no eug,necrs'
report ~ onsidcr, tho meeting did not take place.
some action viii probably DO taken the matter In
she course of Tho next two or Ihrso days
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
CONGRESS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]


committee. which had never been consulted In the
matter. Referred TO the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. waRRES, ldem.l o, Mqss., moved suspend
dietary Committee inquire whether Judge Bond Of
the United States Circuit Court his action Ia
tho discharge OF persons IN custody ander the order Of
the Supreme Court OF South Carolina transcribed his
jurisdiction exercised IL improperly.
Mr. KAssoN remarked that such an inquiry would be
In tho nature OF al appeal from the Circuit Court 10
the House Of Representatives
The motion was defentcd-ycas 1885, nays IS mot
two-thlrds IN the anirnativel
Mr. HALE, trerl OF Me-, offered resolution for the
protection o citizens In the exercise OF tLeir right Of
suffrage
The resolution giving r,sc to debate u vent over.
under the rule.
Mr.. BANNING, (ocm. OF Ohio moved to suspend the
dams report on the renewal OF Governor Wells, OF
Louisiana, in 1851 Lost-yeas las, nays ~ mot two
thirds IN the Affirmative.
Ar HuSrEH. trcp.l of Ind, moved to suspend the
rules and adopt the resolution instructine the Ju-
dietary Committee 10 report the amendment 10 tae
constitution prohibiting tho payment OF war claims 20
dsIoyal persons Carried-ycas $50 nays Go
Tho nays follows :-Me>srs. Ainsworth Ashe At
kins. Boone Bradford. Bivun Bright brown o! hcniucky
Caldwell Of Tennessee Caldwell OF Alabama Carr Cowan
Coukr. CahclI Culocrtson Davis Dbrel Douglass. DIR
han Faulkner FELTON,. fnlcv Forney. Franklin. Ganse,
Goode unter Harris Of Georgia Harris Of virginia HART
ridge Hatcher. Hereford. Hewitt OF Alabama m Hooker
Huhton. Knott Lewis, L,uch. A.ltke. Nil!s. Money.
OBreu. Reagan Riddle. Robbins Of North Carolina Scales
kchsieher Slnelctnn. Semcs smith OF Georgia Terry.
Tucker Vance Of North Carolina Walker Of
Virginia. Walsh Warren. Williams Of Alabama. Wiltshire.
Wilson oI West Virginia. Whitthorne and fates--O3
The House then, at three O'Clock, adjourned
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
THE WORK OF A YEAR.

SOME FACTS WHICH THE ANNUAL REPORT OF
Tue EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS WILL con-
TAIN.
The Emigration Comm Is soncrg bugy engaged
preparing their annual report which Is to be sub
mlted TO tho Legislature next month. THIS report
will than usually Interesting Up to the pres
ent time tho arrivals Castle Garden for the past year
foot up grand total Of 100j92, OF whom 7os2o wcro
aliens Tue greater part oil these last wcro steeraga
Passengers, forming vcry large percentage o. thu
total NUMBER Of stccrase passengers, alien, chi.
gen and formerly resident who brought Castle
Garden during tho year. Great Dnt.,n seut q, 0.s
emisrants, the German Emp,ro 2v,072, and Rus.
sia a,3iy, tbesc turce nations contributing tho
t. tins country. Tho general character Of tho umi
grants iuy up tho level OF previous years,
possibly a slight Improvement in intelligence aud
rccunary resources. Sometimes, however. party Of
psupcrs have bccn shipped over IRON Europe. as re.
ccntly III the o tho Polish eisrants Other cascs
scarcely less pabic than The oi these poor Polca
the report Will show Of frcqncnt occurrcnco IL seems
IL be practice for pcn livng abroad 10 procure
sagcs TO tins port the enigrant steamers Tor
women whom they have sednced uud who aro
about to become mothers. Four cssos 0f thia
k.nd have occurred during the past week. two oil
winch :cast very rad stories. This class
oi women The Emigration Commissioners generally
srui back. usually al their own EXPENSE So that, IN
most instances, tins cheap ana easy method OF srepn
ration which tie men wh" send them hero adopt Is
u eHestuai they would no doubt wish u to be-
TIE commission in their report VIII call Tor moro
gent legislation. 50 that these unwc.come Im
po.lasinns VIII be lew aud lar between hereafter A
hlii h being prepared for tho Congressional Com
ru,llec Commerce, oy Mr. John Devcn, tho coun-
sci lor tho Emigration Commission, which the com.
miss ion think will be OF decided assstance u passed,
toward the attainment OF this desirable cnd The
bill provides that Tax OF 81 head
shall be cniorred upon each emigrant, and Will
restrict the steamship lines 10 tixcd standard "a
what class o persons they ship TO ms country
grants. Mr. JACKSON, the secretary 3f the commits.
SION thinks q inpracllcabo TO institute any restraint
upon cmigrauis tho basis OF morality, as IS pro-
posed the othcr side Of the continent hut s oil tho
opsion that the laws prohibiting the Importation Of
paupcrs can DO aud should be strictly enforced
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
BANK sHAREs.

BANK sHAREs.
Bank shares wcrc dull. Gallatn National sold at
lis and Fourth National at 99s rhe latest bids arc
annexed: America, 1856; City, $50; Commerce, los;
Continental, TO- Corn Exchange, l27; First National
200; Fourth National 99 Fulton, $50; Fifth Avenue
212; German American, IS; Importers and Traders
1877; Leather Manufacturcrs, lo7; Market. III; Mer
chants 117x; New York, 10; Ninth National, So
Park, Ill; Phenix, s5; Republic, 70; State of New
York (ncw). l10ls
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri sold at lo7a{ 1918.
and Ten n essec, new series, ut Ala. Washington
dcspatch states that the District of Columbia IS
bonds hayo been declared by Solicitor Of tho Treas
ury exempt from taxation.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
r.o ,,,s,ry rr,eoa of philadelphfa atocks are a.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

Wheat rather better demand and prices advanced
lc 2c bushel the rise IN reights from the West being
the chief OF tho Improvement The sales about
10 90 bushels AT 81 % 81 "a for old and ungraded
spring. 81 % for No Chicago 81 30 81 u Tor No
New York. 81 s6 cr No Milwaukee, 80 tor No. Min
better demand. part speculative. aud prices
about lc dearcr. Tho sales were about 10000
bushels Ole for old mixed 5Tc a51sc for grade;
6uzc Ole tor old No. Chicago mi xsd, c Tor ungruded
mixed 59c low mixed and jOc for South
white. Oats we're friner. We note sales Of about
100000 bushels at 37c 37ac for rejected G. 4sc for
OF Western mixed. zoe soc for state mixed,
crop; Soc for mixed aud white together soc No.
grade aud 4s,.c i4,ac Tor M. graded white.
Rye quiet about $500 bushels No. Western sod
6ic Barley aud barley walt quiet.
HEMP JUrE.-lhe;e firm market for jute
butts. but not much activity. Hemp was also firm but
quiet We quote :-Amcrican dressed. $50 $40
rough; Russia clean. $3.50 $40. gold; italian. s275
$780, gold jutc. 3c 5c. currency; lnto butts 34c
slice. cash and time, currency; Manila hemp SAC;
Sisal do. tic. list o. $40. j4sc.. all gold
MoLAssRs.-Thers not active demand for Vow
Orleans but prices steady; iuJ bbls sold at Soc
5sc for good TO choice. Foreign was dull We quote
Cuba, centrifugal and mixec. asc Sic. ciayed. Soc
42c; Porto Rico doc 5sc English Islands. sjc Soc.
New Orleans good J0c &C. primo, sac. 56c choice
5Sc.
NAVAL sroREs.The for spirits surpcntnc infu
by the strong OF the London and Liverpool a
vices very Gru zoo bblx merchsntable order sold
45tA 4jiac. kosin also hrmer We quote -
Spirits turpentinc. merchantable order 45sc. Rosn-
straiued s. 20 81 -; good strained, 81 40 5. ~
Tnr-washn1ton, So pitch, 81 50 ~ 70. Advcss from
Wilmington follows :Rosin firm: strained. - 10
bid good strnned 81 10 bid Tar steady " go TurpenLe
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
srEApY--FLoUR sTEADY--wHgAr fraGzI-
CORN HIaHER-oATs HIoHER--waIsAEy
fIRMER--poRK HIGHEE-LARD HIGHkE---
PETROLEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TCRPEx-
TINE rIRMER-RosIS fiRMRR--oIIs srEApy--
COFFEE rIRM-sUGAn SoMrSAL-FGEIGHTs
STEADY.
MONDAY. Dec. 1s--e p. ~
There was moro movafncnt In trade to-day, uotwth-
s,aad.ng ihe unfavorabe weather, which had a ten.
dcncy to restrict transactions AT tho Produce Ex
change -four steady, with D moderate inquiry.
Wheat was decidedly lrmer, the advance IN railway
freignts being the principal cause. Corn was also
higher from the same cause. combined with specu-
iatvc inquiry Tor prime old Oats were likewise nrmcr
and 10 fair request whiskcy was also drmcr. Pork
and lard were In better demand and decidedly higher
rrsghs were steady Cotton spot quiet; futures
closed neady. Coffee was firm Sugar nominal Oils
we're generally steady Petroleum. dull and regninr
Naval stores we're hrmer.
coyrEE--lhc market FOR Rio quiet but rrm. No
sales aadc from lrst hands from second hands
32Si bags sold Beta Price supposed to be iot4c Tor
dinary The following vessels Nri,r Hampton Roacs
sunday aud Monday The irimas. wiih 800 bags Hio
the Northern star with Gaoi DaS, du. the Mi.etus
savannah. luuo do at Hampton hoads. U20i do, and
AZ Baltimore. 6.2J4 do. We quotc:-ordnary car1oes
Ios<c. lie. lair do. is1ac. ivs. good lvac
lu,sc prime fysxs 2Dc extreme range or ios. io;sc
Santos. lair 10 good Is lYc. gold ninety dAys
Java bags. @uc &c. DO. mats. ac
2ac siasaporc, lie isc ceyIon. i9sc ls1sc Mara
i5,sc. l.1sc.; 81 Domnso, lie ioAc:: Porto kico
i0,sc. is,sc; Costa iea. I1c 1sc. Aexican, l7c.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
ADVANCE AND DkCLiSm
rho following Arc tue changes In closing prices .
pared with those Of Saturday.


rho following Arc the changes In closing prices CON-
pared with those OF Saturday,
ADvAxuE.--C, G. and !. u, "; o., e., &. aud T.. :;
Delaware nnd Hudson Canal, al Erie, r.; Illinois
Central, Lake shore, "a Michigan Central. Ia
Jersey Central, III Northwest IL, do. preferred,
X Pacific Mail, Rock Island, u 81. Paul, /, DO
preferred, u, Western Union, y.
UscLisk Now York Central. u Delaware and
LackawanIa, a Norris and Essex u; Quo ana Mis-
sissippl "; Wabash y; Uniou facinc, -, Adams
Express. ~ American Express, 1s Wells Fargo, u.
The rest of Tho list unchanged.
xAKKxr.
Money was active to-day and loaned up TO
per cent which the closing trsnsactioas we're made
Tue rates OF exchange New York at tho under.
mentioned cities to-day were:--Savannah, Il offered;
Cinc,nuat dull and heavy l-loa u per cent discount;
VI Louis 81 80 TO ST. IS discount Now Orleans CON-
ncrcia n per cent; bank, u per cent Charleston,
rasy u u per cont, - par and Chicago. 75c. dis
vuuL Foreign exchange closed firm at about s.s2 for
fme bankers sixty days sterling bills ana A. asa
Tor dsnaod Reichnarks, y31S y4t4 ana 93x 03&.
Cables, YAK 80 Prime Paris, D 20 and 3i',s
rng euLp NAHKEr.
cold advanced IRON to7A TO los, and later reacted
y tho former dgare. The decline at the close due