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The Lands Jury Hangs.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
BRlDGEroN, N. j., Feb. Ono verdict
has yet been rendered in the Lands
murder trial. A disagreement is ex.
pected.
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FOR RENT ,RooMs.

Tor RENT = ROOMS - In Newport, two
IL rooms and kitchen on lower flower, on Isa-
bella street, below Bclleyue stsuit. Rent So.
Key at As Sycamore street. Cincintatl fe4-2tt
Tr0R Nicely furnished room
" with large cloths closet, gas, and fire II de-
etred. Comfortable for two gentlemen. 2i0
Plum street, botwecn George and Seventh.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

CLOTHES WRINGERs
for do =, sale and Repaired. #. TETTENBORN,
2l9 W. Fifth street. jas-tr-S&W
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Quite pretty little item in our expest
trade is that we are annually sendiuE
away 10,000,0 600 pounds OF butter nn1
100. 900 900 psunds OF cheese, NJ = yaas>o
OF So, 500. 900.
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INOR SALE OR IRA fine
il stock and grain farms in the West, all
fenced, so acres timber on the farms, balance
all prairie; river bottom, Also fine stock
house and dwelling house. Will trade for stock
of groceries worth 8, S5,ceo c1 4. 4 aarass l. HENRY
Box "A, Fremont o. fe3-4t
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WI NTANTED-BILLIARD -TABLE- Carom,
wv second -hand, slate-toD, to rent and let
rent pay for it; good security given for pay
ments. Address, with terms, W. X. g., Box
"a, Georgetown, o. fe3-3t
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DIarriage Licensex.

But two marriage licenses have been issued
since our last report:
Peter Bost and Theresa Bristle.
Fred, Ii. Fake and Carrie Schleo.
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VNT TANTED-EVERY LADY TO KNOW
Wv That j. N. DOHAN is selling custom
mado sIde-lace pebble goat and kid shoes fol
Sc pair. No. 261 Central avenue and No. 9 h
Fifth street. feI-5t*
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XNTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
wv nrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 alnut
street. first floor, je26-tf
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NENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
~ street. between Central avenue and Plum
Extraordinary and Ordinary in Christianity,
or Irregular and Regular Power in the Devel-
opmen6 OF True Life." Evening: "Will Con-
scientious Mistakes In Obeying the Gospel
Make Our Salvation Doubtful Services every
nlght during the week, except Saturday. All
seats free. 1t
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M ANTED-A LIVE MAN--In every city
wv and town in the world; you can make $25
day selling our lettcr-copyng- book; no
press, brush or water required. Excelsior
Manufacturing Co., Room 10, Tribune Build
lug, Chicago, III. Send stamp for circular.
fe3-5t
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENT ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classiacations Of
WANTS FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Feb. 5.-Infor.
nation has been received to the effect
that the Mexican revolution is gaining
ground. Great excitement prevails
throughout the Northern States of that
country. The whole western part OF
Chatuilla is in arms, as are the Pacific
States and Tamaulipas. Neuva and San
Lucas, and, in Tact, all Northern Mex
leo. Gen. Trevino is now marching on
Monterey from the State OF Tamaulipas.
Another General is approaching Santillo
from West Durango. The movement is
a stupendous one.
GONFEDERATING.
OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 5.--It is reported
that the prospects are favorable for the
confederation OF Newfoundland with the
Dominion.
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VKT TANTED-RUPTUR PERSONS-To
wv call and examine the ''Sure Cure" Truss;
the best Truss in the worlu. Manu- acturcd
only bv 5. G. KkAM, NV. Cor. Fifth and Elm
streets, up stairs. ja5-lmTh, ,S&Tu
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TNTANTED : SITUATION - BY a custom
wv tailor. good pants maker, or to work at
goats. AddressJ. MEA, 5va West Sixth street.
Ica.up
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER.
No. l6O West Fifth Street. au26- II
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WANTED-SIrUA a young lady
w who speaks German and English. as gov
srness. copyist or companion. Call at 376 Film
btrcet fe3-3t
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FOREIGN.
" American Press Association to the STAR,

DE AIneIIcaH Z EVS7 Hs5VVIaFIVH % FuV STAR,
ENCOUNTERED A HURRICANE.
LIvERPooLE, Feb. 4.-The Cunar6
steamer Palestine, commanded by Cap
tain owen, from Boston, Just arrived, re-
ports experiencing fearful hurricane
on longitude 80 degrees west. Her decks
were swept by the sea and the main
mast and foreuor-mast lost. The Third
and Fourth officers were disabled ant
several of the crew injured.
DEFEAT AND FLIGHT or DON CARLOS
LONDON Feb. 5.--Dlspatches just re.
ceiyed here report the decisive defeat
of the Carlists, and fight of Don Carlos
to France.
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GT. PAUL NJ. Z. CHURCH, corner Of Seventh
y and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow
at II A. M, by the Pastor, the Rev. G. III. Payne,
D.D. In the evening, by special request, Or.
dents Subject: " The Medical Profession ana
christianity" All students in the city and
practicing physicians are particularly invited,
and special seats will be reserved for them. 1t
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VNTANTED-ENGA G GAGEMENT-A first class
wv leader Of brass and string wishes an en-
ticulars address p. NJ, care Box S34, Coving-
ton, KY. fe3-St
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/" ANTED -sIrUATION-By boy fifteen
wv years old, that can write good hand and
ls willing to work. Address j. O'HAKA, No.
b6 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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LNOR Containing 1888 acres;
IL 100 cleared and under cultivation; within
nve miles of indianapolis, Indiana; fine i'm
provements; pike passing door; railroad handy;
soil rich; 'ruit, &c. This is one of the finest
improved and richest farms in Marion County.
For full description address JOHN w. COR
WIN, Lebanon. Ohio fe2-3t
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| WTANTED-lT kNOWN-All my friends
F, wv and customers to know that have re-
TUNED from my trip to Europe, anu will open at
the old place on SATURDAY.
! fe4-2tF ITALIAN JOE, 800 Elm street.
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M TANTED-WHY SUFFER- When you
wv can get your corns, bunIons. warts and
iugr0winR nails cured by DR.. III. NJ. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggerts barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, Ky, del4-1y
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EOR RENT-FACTORY-2d and 3D. floors,
j well lighted, with steam power; a splendid
opportunity for light manufacturing purposes;
81 and 50 East Eighth street, REMSHAGEN &
BUCKNER. fel-6t
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VNT D-FURNITURE-Of parlor. din
} wv my room and three bedrooms, in exchange
for lot in Newport Address Box 2S3, New
port. fe3-4t
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NTANTED--JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly of ia Race street, are located
ut tile 'Sun Saloon" % Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
Mt all hours, day and night fe4-2m
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NINTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street. between Vine and Race
I he Pastor, the Rev. S. w. Duncan, DID,, will
preach Tomorrow morning and evening. Bible
Exposition at ~ A. NJ, conducted by George
r. Davis. Sabbath school at ~ ?. NJ. 1t
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WINES REET CONGREGATIONAL
Y CHURCH.-In the morning, subject of SER
mon: "The Greed OF Riches" Services In the
evening the same as usual. Subject of dis
course: 'God as Our Father Trying to save Us
from SIN and its Consequences" All cordially
invited. Seats free. The choir will be assisted
by instruments as usual ~. 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VETANTED-SITUAT ATION-Stead work, by
wv 1rst-class car iage- painter. Address
c. w. sW ANTON, Covington, Ind. fes-it
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TN,R RENT OR LEASE-DAIRY FARM
IL For term OF four years, good dairy farm
OF l0O acres, one mile north of Reading. near
turnpike. Inquire at toli-gate, or address, for
particulars, a. L. GORMAN, reading, Ohio.
fp1 III
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WANTED-SITUAT ATION--B BY lady OF re-
W. iinement. who has had charge of an aged
gentleman during years Of infirmity, like sit
hation again Address Mrs. ADA MCBRIDE,
cleveland z. o. feb 1t
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VNTANTED = STU ALTON - By young
Ky msn1syears Of ase, 70 90 some light out
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WTANTED-PARTN good, safe,
Wv MOL paying quarry; $1,000 to $1,50O
capital only required. For particulars ad-
dress GEO. A. HEIHT, Wintersville, Indiana
fe3-3t
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"ANTED - SITUATION = AS a priyat.
wv cOachman, in or out of the city; can pro.
ruce the best Of references rs to honesty and
tespectability. Call on or address CLARK,
~ West Fifth street. fe3-3t
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LNOR SALE-LAND--5 acres prairie land
IL good spring on same; in thfckiy- settled
neighborhood. in Adair county, Iowa, near
county-se Or will trade. Address "W,''
THIS ofice. u -. Jyl4-0
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Tor RENT-BUiLDING-T st. Charles
Il restaurant building, Nos. 30 and 80 East
Third street; would rent low to a responsible
party. Inquire at the Walnut street Bank.
fp3-3t
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FOR RENT.

l'OR RENT STO RE-That new store just
E being completed, 1876 Main street, suitable
for any kind of business. r. MALAY &
BRO, 1,5 West Front street. fe3-3t
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FOR SALE.

,r, sAIE- VIOLIN : And case; good;
L price, $iO. Address y: D., Box 20, High :
land, o. leo-3e
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-Nin rooms, bath,
Il gas, &c, in good order, No. 80 Gest street.
between Freeman and Baymiller. Inquire at
northwest corner Court and John streets, OF
No. 81 Gest street. fe3-4t
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EOR sALE-Go WHERE THE TAXES
E WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm OF 6S acres, is miles from the city. on a
railroad. Address H., this Office. ja2S-tf
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-FARM-A choice upland farm
IL of l43 acres, near l., c. and l.. X. r., II
miles from tho city. Address H., this office.
ia2S-10t
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NM ANTED SITUATION - As Assistant
w book-kceper, shipping or entry clerk, by
, young man who will commence at very
moderate salary; can furnish the best Of refer
ences Address Z. A., this Office. ja2g-6g+
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NNT ANrED SITUATION BY Young.
W. well educated German, only a short time
{n the country, with best Of city references.
vii! accept or anything to make an honest
living, Address A. NJ. No. rs, this office.
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-No 4S9 West Ninth
Il street: rooms, newly papered and in good
order. Apply to NJ. Z. SHOEMAKER, south
cas-, corner Fourth and Main, between 8 and
10 A. Nj. or and p. NJ. fe2-4t
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TNTANTED = you TO KNOW That b.
w CAVAGNA Il SON have q new lot of
Maccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy,
also a splendid line Of Groceries. jy26-tf
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wv ANTED -SITUATION-By.a young man
wv 10 years OF age, German, descent, with
good common ;hoOI education, In some whole
sale house, to make hmse fuseful. Address Dr.
HENNING, go West Liberty street. feS-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-Fou Ferrotypes for Soc. New
wv York Gallery, u w. Fourth st. mh22-Sh
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VNJ JANTED-DROP PRESS, &c.-New or
w second hand; also pair of jewelers.
rolls. Address. stating price, w. w. STRAIT
TON, Columbus, .. fe3-3t
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TOR sALE-KINDLING-Be quality pine
u kindling, at 49, W. Fifth ST., loose and in
punches. ia1S- l3t*
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--Stained-Oood ordinary lllOc strict good ordinary,
10 l3l6c.; low middling. IL 5-6c. middng IL ll0e.
II Mticod ordinary, lie. low middlng la4c.; mdding,
were
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. LowEB--FU-
ruREs QUIET BUT srEADY-FLoUR STEADY
WHEAT sTEADY-coRN FIRN-oATs STEADY
PORK QuszT-wHIsKEY EAsIER-LARD QUIET
AND KAsIRR-PETRoLEUM QUIET AND EohI-
NAL-sPIRITs TURPRNTINE QUIEr-RosIN
ouIEr-oIs uNcHANaRD-FnEIaHTs QUIET
AND BARELY sTEADY--coFFxE QUIET-sUoAR
TUESDAY, Feb. Sep. NJ
The trade movement continued SLOW although in
some quarters there doing with better tone
to the markets. ON Change -four steady Wheat
was quiet but steady the recent advance Corn
in demand and arm for both immediate and future do
livery Oats we're steady. whiskey easier Pork and
lard quiet; and the iatter Freighs quiet
aud barely steady Cotton tho spot Lice lower
Futuses quiet but steady OILS quiet but
changed Petroleum quiet and nominal Naval stores
were generally quiet Sugar easier with prices ruling
Ia buyers favor.
AsHks we're In steady. fair demand SIC. 5<c. for
pots. Pearls nominal at &C.
AxrinoSr was steady AZ i41<c. AYE, gold.
BEEswAx 32c sac for Western and Southern.
We note sale OF 2. 500 lbs. Southern at $40.
BnooH continued quiet and nominslIy unchanged
We quote Red. 4ilc Sc; red tipped &C. 90 medium
green Tc. &C. choice hurl aud brush. % IOc
CAsDLEs steady jobbing demand At full
changed prices We quote sperm, 29c. SPERM patent,
Macys $50. stearic r. Mitchell 4 Co.'s de oz). &c.
nne 4s 0's and i2s zoe a2lc.
CorrxK-Ths market for Braziis quiet but seadyi
the $3.50 Rio Victoria private
and 2OI5 bags do, Ennis taken OF stock also
Baltimore 500 bags Rio. by the steamer sold private
terns Mid coffee steady with sales OF 25o bags ST
Domingo l5c i5c 500 bags Costa Rica private
terms. We quote Ordinary caIgoes lake l5tc iair
do IKE l7bae good do. l7atc lSc prime do sAc
ishe santos, fair 20 good, IKE lse. gold, io'4c
ninety days. Java governments bags 2fc &c do
mats, z4c. a27e singapore do 2Oc ale Ceyion l9e
ne Maracaibo. lee lS1Sc. Laguayra, lsc. iOc Ja-
maieu I5Ie i9c So Domingo iSe a51se; Porto Rico,
Isc IO1oc Costa Rica lsc. lo1sc M~cassar 2Oc
ole; Mexican, l5c lDc Manila. lsc. l9c. Angos
tura l91sc savania, i7>sc. iv1sc Curaeoa lie
l9kc. -,
Of prces We quote M0asses shocks 32inch with heads,
~ 81 Is: sugar shocks, with heads. 3snch. g. 20
~ No. do do inch. S1 ~ ~ 20. box shocks, 75c
are rum DO 81 pipe do, - 81 10. empty h0gsheads
l4 oct ordinary to prime. k3I 80 NJ
Loops icet. DO. SO a SO per A.
COPrKK hrm, with sales ~ zbiUO IDS American lake
AZ - 1,c a 221ac.. now held A. 22s4e
ConpsCk was dull and nominal. We quote
Manila large aud small sxe)per ID. i41zc l51c,
do cordagc bolt rope yarns, lec. lie tarrcd Mania,
I5e Sisn zone iisc 21c New Zealand, ~. I2tsc
Russia hemp arred 4c. American do. lee Russia bot
rome. lie
down IiGc which the market duh and irregular
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wheat was quiet but ssaly; tho sales Ia65uD
sSiss s..s 81 a IS s NO. gsaG Il 3 - or
a. 'Grs e 1od os y - @ G@RraS II o. sSS y 30 II for ena sa
good cd winter 81 1a 81 ~ for eonon 70 ehoi.e
a Sss a n SoaS ID ~ Ss s sH d. q S 70 s S S
geoinAy delivery and prices were 're Ss''sr the as'
si1c for mixed in e4'4c, 0i2se for do ahoat
qet and nondnal Barley steady with Of about
72ooo bushels =, $50 for tworwed STATE - 70 ie1 10
Canada 81 ~ for No Canada pay IN store and n 70 for
choice No DO Oats steady with sales Of 800 bush
No do isc SOC Tor 10 CHI, ago mixed 40c, soc
state nj sed on track c 5e Sr STATE white on track
faulrn foreign lriod basneS. W.. very ds Sa, piees
" half do 81 81 do SIC new loose museael.
81 q 50 % per boz "sSdns 70 STs& & sieas, les.
r. D's9i sS So i'e TOR dSrAss e & o
&c sa. and sas,, csnnts e Ieshsrn csoD lie
Fss Sc fr drums l2lse layers Dates 54e Brazil
smal Jobblng sales but there important change
prs .s.a We qs',s sa'S Sangs Sc
sliced. ioo lsc Peaches pseled-Georgia. prime lie
iss.c SiseSbeSrics ie: rs.pSsrries aie cher.
res a21se 25e pun,s southern loe S0c do state.
70 ausy Virginia 81 ".S' T %Ss,a and 81 S
with 6rn range figures. We quote Apples. selected
y snsr ss I per eSSaon SS - %lSSsS 10
s. y "a rs do good to prime " ~ 90; do, East.
ERR s9es % PEI sS S B $40 'o s' d0 good to prime O'r
GgSSIEs quiet but unchanged We quote '-Domss-
ie. he Borneo. i2sc Calcutta pomnaly Ole. and c
for bags, heavy weight -, 4, ,.,. -
moderate demand the marSet ruled dull and weak We
quote :-Bale hay shipping =. sse @ se retail quail
rye. ~ % a 81 10: oat do. slc
HEMP JuTk The general tone Of the market Nas
quiet but generally steadily held We quote --Amerl
can dressed, x2D S235 Tor double. S2D $40
or single and Sl2O S3O nominal for undressed Msna
hemp Bc 75ac. gold the latter Tor hnc Russia
S1I0 $1l5, gOd Italian $40 S2GO gold: iute o. &C.
5c gold jute butts 3hc currency. spot Sc a3sc do.
arrive sisal hemp, 4'se 4le, god' lste, &c G'se
gold.
lIIpEs--Thc market steady, but demand moderate
The sales follows dry Texas. dry s4ted
do so city slaugh.ers 30 do l.24l dry saited sisai
~ lbs average. 100 American, f.321 MOntevideo.
$50 Western Buffalo aud Ss4 River Plate. alI
on private terms also l68O Entire Rios sold Balti
more private We quote -BuenOs Ayres, 20 10
rs lbs 20c. do. p to - lbs 2lc 2fc. Montevideo
~ 10 ~, lbs, lie Correntc ~ 60 ~ lbz IKE 1e
RIO Grande. 20 to22 lbs. Uc Odnoco II TO i lbs l9isc
California ~ To - lbs. 1Oc. central American Is n
lbs. 1sc MatamorOs z. 10 "a lbs., ise lDc Vera
ls 20 10 lbs, Ice 11Sc. BogotA Is 20 2OibS lsc
2Oac. all gold selected; Texas aud Southern 80
lbs, l3c lac., currency they run; city slaughter
% " ~ lDA. s5se; COW. - 10 "a lbs 75.c.
.ency. selected
iIorslhe market Grm, fairly active demand
brewer hcing the principal buyers We quote New York
state. I2c alTc; Eastern, iOe l5c Wisconsins lOc
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
THE SALES TO-DAY.

~.
The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
Eregatod l47 600 shAres-N York Central and Hud-
son. 33ls; Erie, 1900; Lake Shore, IS GOO; Cleveland
and Pittsburg $50; Northwestern, II, coo; do pre-
ierred, 800 Rock Island, oOoo Pacific Mail 40 900
g. Paul, $3.50; do preferred 4,500; 0hios, 10, 700;
Western Uniou, s6,o 600; Wabash, 500; Union Pacific
~ Michigan Central, 400; Illinois Central, 19s2
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes in closing prices since those OF yester-
lay were as follows
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4 New
Fork Central, / Michigan Central, "a Delaware,
Lnckawanna and Western, - Erie y Hannibal and
st. Joseph u Lake Shore, y Northwest preferred,
u; Ohio and Miss ssipp, "a Pacinc Mall "a Quicksii-
yer, "a Rock Island, - ST. Paul. common, y pre-
ierrad, y Wabash, X Western Union, - District
Of Columbia 3. % bonds, A.
ADvAScK--Harcnl "a Now Jersey Central =; Erie
In London. q gold, a.
srArioNARr.-Northwest common, Panama, Wabash
and Union Pacific
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY

Futures closed quiet steady Tho cosns prices to-day
compare with Mondays closing prices a. iol""s
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb g. 1879
ordinary iOISc Net receipts 1857 bales; gross iG6
Expors-To Great Britain, 1927 to the Continent l73o
eoastwise, ia Sales, io2l Stock. 72.i7d
cotton-Demand good; middling, I2sSc; low mddng
11c good ordinary, oSc Net receipts Is 767 bales gross
ldOio Expors-Io France, l,lSi; coastwsc, S97 Sales
5000. Stock, 39S.272
Cotton quiet ;middling 12Lc low middne II ic GOOD
ordinary 5alc loc Not receipts 5II bales ExportsTo
Great Britain eJd2; coastwise, 1865 Sales 2o6 Stock
S9.154
Cotton dull middlng l2Sc low middling ii &c good
portsfo Great Britain 3237 TO tho zoo Sales
500 Stock, sie4o
Rcceipts-Four 800 bbs wheat 5000 bushels; corn
Flour 500 bills wheat 4i o0 6ashels corn 5000 do
oats, 2gUO do barley l2Ooo do Flour quiet, hrm,
Green Bay 81 ~ i've white Michigan al
81 81. track 5000 bushels No Milwaukee at 81 IL
cording TO qualify Oats neglected Rye quiet: sales Of
1900 bushels Miwaukee at 7sc Barley quiet sales OF
1900 bushels Canada at st 0s Pork dull At s3o so for
heavy mess. Lard dull atl3he Highwines nomnay
cnrcAeo. Feb 8. 1876
Flour dull Wheat bouyant and tiled No. Chicago
iPas y 81 81 c % y Y sn1es = & P Y BIG
DO sac rejected 6oc Corn Irregular, but in the main
higher; No mixed 4o1sc spot and bid February; ale.
SOC See Oats rmef. With moderate ao@ans %as s nsg
size spot siJzc FobrusIy; 5iyse siSc March bar,
E s vs SS and at % S %
aud unchanged. Pork-Demand talr and prices have ad
xpT Lard aTae held higher a. 81 % pot t1S s,a
March; ST. IS April Bulk easier but good demand
ss wss 'p !. % .fTos fl'-f s
bbls wheat, 5iClo bushclsi corn i2aooO do; oats.
Flour 700 S5i wScss 46S SuSs CO. corn sIoSS dc
oats 1900 90; barley scn do; re. looo Do Al the
s;ry, 81 ol% March Corr 1ae higher Oats unehansed.
Pork active and higher ~ so 10 March, e2o 97s April
March
The New York herald., 1876-02-09

small supply OF commercial bills. Actual business
was AZ a slight concession from the asking ratea
THE GOLD MARkEr.
The sum Of $4,000 coin and $4,000 bullion was
shipped for the East ut San Francisco to-day Gold
opened ana closed 1l21 with sales in the interim At
lla The rates paid for carrying were 2, AZ g. sk, q
and 5 u per cent
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
CLOSING pR1crs-a n.
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money was freely supplied at and 4pcr cent on call
loans The ruling rates for prime discounts are and
61 per cent, with exceptions Tor gtedsed paper al AZ
Money governments has loaned at 25s and 3 per
cent The following are the rates OF exchange on New
York at the undermcntoncd cities o-day:--
Savannah, y premium; Charleston, unchanged
Cincinnati 75c ~ lilo discount; New Orleans Com,
mercial Bank, par.
Foreign exchange was advanced TO LsGH for bank
ers long sterling and A90 Tor demand, owing 10 tho
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
LEWIS 0. GROVER, President.
STATEMENT, JANUARY /. 1915.

JAMES r. PEARSON, Vice President.
EDWARD A. STRONG. Secretary.
BENJAMIN q. MILLER, Treasurer