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National Republican., 1876-08-18

WADE HAMPTON S nomination to be the
Democratic candidate for Governor of
South Carolina is in keeping with the de-
sign of the Southern Democracy to confer
honor upon none but those who served
them faithfully in the Confederate armies.
Now let the Republicans of the Palmetto
State nominate for their standard bearer
some man who is an out and out, unquali-
fed and uncompromising Republican,
straightforward Unionist, and not a tenn
porizing, sycophantic Gusher. In such an
event the coming election would be a square
contest between the two parties. Right
National Republican., 1876-08-18

THE New York Sun is angry to an ex-
iraordinary degree over Secretary Cam
eron's Scott t-Lord-resolution letter to Gen.
Sherman, and declares that it means that
Federal bayonets shall be "turned toward
the Southern States" Perhaps this is
correct assumption; but the Sun forgets to
say anything about the protection of South
err citizens against the murderous violence
of the Southern Democratic White-Liners
and Ku-Klux. Scott Lord undoubtedly
had this in his mind when he drew the
resolution which brought forth Secretary
Cameron's revolutionary (!) letter, and
Mr.. Cameron should not be blamed for hay
ing acted upon the suggestion Of political
opponent
National Republican., 1876-08-18

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
is now ready for the mails. 1t is the
largest paper in the country, comprising
sixty four long columns of reading matter.
The current number contains the closing
proceedings-of Congress and the list of acts
which have been passed at the first session
of the Forty fourth Congress, besides all
the current general and political news of
the week. 1t is the cheapest paper in the
world.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

TAKE A DOSE of your own medicine"
was the thought uppermost in Don Cam
eron's mind when he made use of the Scott
Lord resolution, passed by the Democratic
House, as a basis of instructions to the
General Of the Army. And somehow or
another their own medicine does not sit
well on their stOmachs.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

THE effect of the letter." says the New
York Tribune, addressing itself to Secre-
tary Cameron, will be to revive at the
South the dread of Federal interference
with their elections" This is exactly
what is needed in the South. where every
honest man knows and admits that Federal
interference means protection to partisans
of every creed and freedom from Demo-
cratic murderous violence.
National Republican., 1876-08-18
LIE news from North Carolin

THE news from North Carolina is en-
coursging, Judge Settles canvass against
ex Governor Vance is one Of the most Wig
orous assaults that has been made upon the
Tar-heel Democracy since the war, and his
election to be Governor is as certain as any
thing of the future can be- Vance's war
record proves to be a milestone which will
carry him to the bottom of the political
poud next November.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

II THE New York World is right in its
assumptions, Scott Lord and Secretary
Cameron are wrong in their belief that the
exercise Of the right of suffrage should be
protected in this country. 1t should be
remembered, however, that the World is
never very particular regarding this ques-
tion except when the Democrats are pre-
vented from exercising their characteristic
partisan privilege of voting early and often.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

TILDEN's soft money shin -plasters is
sued to defraud the laboring as well as the
mercantile classes of the Northwest should
be reproduced as campaign documents.
Fac SMILES of them, unaccompanied by
explanation of any kind, would aid Hen
bricks in his campaign out West.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

A DEMOCRATIC Representative called
upon Gen. Sherman yesterday to protest
against the carrying out of the spirit of Sec
reta1yC yCameron's Scott Lord resolution letter
to that officer 1t is hardly necessary to
add that the protest was listened to cour-
teously and that the Representative left
Gen. Sherman's presence a sadder and
madder man. As he went away he said
something Synonymous to Scott Lord
which sounded very much like the Dut;h-
mans oath. CT d-n.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

SECRETARY CAMERON letter to Gen.
Sherman continues to be the most promi,
nent topic of public and political converse
ton. The question is often asked anent
this subject whether Scott Lord in
dorsed the bloody shirt or Don Cameron
indorsed Scott Lord. However this may
be it is certain that the Democracy have
fallen into trap of their own setting, and
are liable to loss paw or two if not their
femDer
National Republican., 1876-08-18

"THEEE is no legitimate use for troops
anywhere in the country" says the New
York World This is what Sam Randall
thought when he Joined Sitting Bull in his
project to cut down the army, and the Ku-
Klux and White Liners in their efforts to
prohibit American citizens from the exer-
else of their constitutional rights.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

"UNDENIABLY SMART" is the phrase
used by the New York Tribune TO charac-
terize Secretary Cameron's letter to Gen.
Sherman. There is no doubt but that the
Southern Democracy will smart undeniablY
if the spirit of that letter is carried out
National Republican., 1876-08-18

HENDRICKS, Knight of the Golden Cir
Gle, and Tilden, the author of the peace
plank in the Chicago platform Of 1861
par mobile .tratrum, fitting representatives
head Democracy
National Republican., 1876-08-18

here let it be understood that with Wade
Hampton at the fore the South Carolina
Democracy will be consolidated to man,
and no weak -kneed Republican can win a
single vote from them.
National Republican., 1876-08-18
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
FOR PRESIDENT:
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
of New York,
OF New York.

Persons LeG0ing the city during tho sum
NOR months, and Wishing to be Informed Of
matters trGDspirsng at the city Of Wash
Ington, can haze the DAILY NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN mailed to their address, Jres Of
postage, at the fOIloGoing rates, payable in
National Republican., 1876-08-18
BUILDING MATERIALS.

H,HE EARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
l. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared to supply, at short notice, Thing for
yestibuies, Sidewalks, Footways and Curblng, In
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring cemented to ex:
clude dampness; kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry. and sure preventive against
work executed for which Portland Cement Is
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes in = few
days superior any of the marble natural stone
in common use and is an admirable imitation Of
either marble or stone; is more durable, and IL
creases Its crushing resistance with age. Its beauty
q. N. ROBERTS, Manager.
jaSo-tf 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

The White Leaguers have commenced their
work of negro slaughter in Texas. Near Eagle
Lake, short distance from Houston, they re-
Gently massacred several negroes and are still
cutting down the Republican vote.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

The rebels always yell when they are hit.
This accounts for the howls the eXConfed-
crates and their sympathizers are making over
the last order from Secretary Cameron.
National Republican., 1876-08-18
PERSONAL.

PEKSUN AI.
o1n 0n0 $1,000. $1,000, $4,000,
DlO,OOO, 600, sI.Ooo, to loan OF on real sL es-
tate. T.. j. SWEET.
aul5-IOt Sll Seventh street.
ITO LOAN-S22, 900, AT THE RATE OF
L from four to six per cent. per anuum, on call.
with approved colsterals. Also, smaller sums to
let at low rates. according to the security offered.
Good notes of short date wanted. This make q
specially Senators and Congressmen's s pay antici-
pated ASBURY g. APPLEMAN,
No. ife5% Pennsylvania avenue
aul7-5t Near Treasury Department.
INFORMATION WANTED AS TO THE
i whereabouts of ABRAM ELKIN, JR., OF Mt.
Pleasant, ID. G.. who deserted his four little chill
dren about three months ago. He Is about five
feet eight inches high. thirty years Of age. and
rather talkstfye, FRED. G.. CALVERT.
aulp 81 1911 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1876-08-18
FOR SALE OR RENT.

ENOR SALE EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAT
Il beautifully finished RESIDENCE, 1894 O.
street northwest containing seventeen rooms h.
most eligiby located and possessing all modern III
Improvements. Half cash. Apply to W. NOT
TINGHAM, corner of Third and K streets south.
ianN-H
National Republican., 1876-08-18

In 1874 that truly reliable and positive char
acter in American politics, S. Jones Tilden,
said: "Steady steps towards specie payments;
no steps backward" In 1876 he denounces
the resumption clause of 1875 and demands
its repeal. This is an exceedingly long step
backwards for man to take whose legs are
as ''short as any Dream" but when the rag
baby lunstics got after him he was raised CON-
pletely of his feet and caved in to the demands
of Hendricks.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

They have new way of making Democrats
in the West. They take Conservative, and
after having him bitten by a rattlesnake they
fill him to the eyes with whisky. 1t cures the
bite, but it makes them Democrats every time
National Republican., 1876-08-18

Sam Mcbride, Tilden delegate to St.
Louis, has stolen all the public funds at
Pueblo, Colorado, and left for parts unknown.
1t must be gratifying to the Democracy to see
their spirit of reform breaking out like this in
the far West.
National Republican., 1876-08-18
MARSHALL HALL FOR SALE.

This well-known and popular Summer Resort, %
the Maryland side of the Potomac SSGDn
river, sixteen miles below WASH
in gtOn, d. c.. and opposite Mount f1xMA
Vernon, Is now offered for sale lL,z;<Rl<k2
on easy terms, will trade for <<56IlE
cIly property. The place contains so acres Of lana.
in excellent state Of cultivation; has Is 900 young
peach trees, nearly all in bearing; an orchard Of
over 100 choice varieties of apples welbuilt old
fashioned mansion, with u rooms and spacious
halls large barn and several outbuildings, all In
good order, and fitted up in every way for No. l
farm.
The river 'front.' Is fitted up especially for e1csr-
sionists, and is without exception. the best loca-
tion for this purpose on the Potomac river. There
is an extensive lawn reaching down to the waters
edge numerous shade trees, ar6orS, booths, patent
swings, &C., and pavilion the largest south O(
and boating at the place, and 1t Is thought that
hrst-class Summer Boarding g-hOuse would pay we'd,
there Is nothing Of the kind within seyenty-hve
miles.
public road leads down to the wharf, In front of
the premises and is the principal, If not the only,
outlet toward the river for fruits and produce from
farmers in Charlie. county. The site is good one
for q store, and there Is building the place ad
mirably adapted for such purpose.
The steamers Mary W Washington and Arrow, from
Washington, touch AT the wharf on their daily trips
downward and upward. The Lady of the Lake, the
Jane Nosely. the Thompson, and the two Baltimore
boats (the Washington and the ENpreSs) stop ar
regular intervals, and daily excursions are run 70
the place.
An enterprising party could easily make fer
b. II. WARSER, Real Estate Broker,
National Republican., 1876-08-18

The nomination of George I. Anthony for
Governor of Kansas, by the Republicans, was
a wise thing, and insures an overwhelming
victory in that State.
National Republican., 1876-08-18
BOARDING.


HAMILTON HOUSE, FOURTEEN TIL AND
LII streets northwest. opposite Franklin square.
Desirable rooms for permanents and trsnSients;
also table 'Iosrd. aul6-Im
col ID STREET NORTHWESr-GOOD
OOl BOARD and ROOM, At s and 6 per
week. Transient. 81 per day.
d7c PENNSYLVAN1A-AVE NEAR
fto Sixth-street Depot.-First-caSs board,
with room, from s6 TO $40 per week; transient, N.1
per day. fel4-a
TTREMONT HOUSE, COR. OF SECOND
Il STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
Rates: Per day, 50; per week. go: per month,
t5 Table board per month, Is. This fsvorite hotel
mas recently been improved, newly furnished and
heated with steam. Metropolitan cars pass ths
house to and from the Capitol. No liquors sold.
dP2s-u r. p. HILL Proprietor.
DRICKSi BRICKS "A CENTENNIAL
ID ReyolutionI Machine Bricks at Low Pricesi
Come and see the great triumph in the manufacture
Of Bricks at the Centennial Brick Yard, corner Of
Thirteenth and d streets northeast. All kinds OF
mslded bricks at price. Cheap for cash. Orders
promptly nlled and may be left at the office, corner
Of New jersey avenue and ID street north.
JACOB CHILDS,
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
~ Contracts made for furnishing and laying
brick and for all other classes OF house b1ilding.
JOSEPH wILLlAMS,
Southwest corner New Jersey avenue aud D stree =
north. ny3-AA
National Republican., 1876-08-18

When the news from Alabama was known,
the Confederate press grew wild with joy, and
shouted: "Hurrah for the first gun for TiIden"'
That is not history, though. The truth of his
tory is that the first gun fired for Tilden was
at Fort Sumter, in 1861. The last one is the
NEGRO massacre in Texas Yesterday
National Republican., 1876-08-18

EOR SALE.-A HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS,
Il on Fifth street east, near c&rs; new and
nice. For sale at so per month. ~
X. NJ. HALL, ~
my5-tf Sis Seventh street. -
EOR SALE-HURSE, BUGGY AND HAR.
Z NESS, in hrst-rate order. Horse Is
kind will stand without hitching, and is IN
q fast road horse. Inquire fn
KELEHER'S STABLES, Nt
se2S-Y EE Eighth street. -4ACS
National Republican., 1876-08-18
FOR RENT.

FOh REN1.
~~~~~~~~~~cC CSo~~~~~~~~~
110G SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
to6m & For RSn,mfneiy-furnished ParIor Si,L,p and
1H1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE-
~ tween Four-and-a-half and sixth streets
iar eaGner
half street and Louisiana avenue. Je2D-f
FOR RENT-DEsK AND DESK. ROOM ON
reasonable terms In desirably located, eleI
Its arrangements. x,sruoon p-o.
my2 1902 Pennsylvania ave.
700 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH.
Bedrooms and PSRL0Rs. jan5-tf
TOR RENT-Two LARGE, ELEGANTLY
Set nnd H04 fronting on
SGTe Of .ng f.est and
E11 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH.
Congress and others desiring handsomely furnished
Rooms, with or without board can be suited By ap-
municating Office rooms, at SIS per month: also
house, win Or without OS-Fd. Apply at Room No.
HOUSES.
HOUSES AND FARMS FOR sALE.SEy.
IL eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES ~
monthly payments. Valuable Building LOTS
on easy terms. Also, FARMS in the District, =
Maryland and Virginia for Sale or exchange. -
APPLETON z. CLARK,
mh15-WFAn 70S Z street northwest.
EOR RENT-A GOOJ' dOUSE AND STORE,
\ with all the modern imprOvements-gas, water,
&c:-situated ~ the northeast corner of Thirteen
and-a- half ana ID streets northwest. Apply at the
opposite corner
G11 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH
VII west, between and q streets-FOr rent
House with 10 rooms. two bathrooms and all the
modern improvements. Apply to WILLIAM
THOMPSON. No, 1913 street northwest. jy25-tf
I1oNEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
flo For rent-House. eight rooms. s35 per
month. Apply to John W. Scott, lS2o Eighth street
northwest. jyl-tf
National Republican., 1876-08-18
FOR SALE.

0SSrr/NCScCSSNH(NNE ESONSONNNONCsN~(C
E'OR SALE-CHEAP LOTS AND ONE
square. near Lincoln park, at about assessed
values TO cents per foot. X. NJ. HALL,
aulZ SIS Seventh street.
FOR SALE-TwO FINE LOTS ON A
street north, near Third street, at 50 cents per
foot. X. N. HALL,
aulZ SIS Seventh street.
ENOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE, WITH 0
- rooms and improvements. At Mount Pleasant,
near ). L. Browns Residence: lot IO0x27O. with
fruit trees, shrubbery, &c. Apply to
aus-6t b. II. WARNER, seventh and s:s.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

The attack made by Engineer George c.
Ellison upon Professor Gardiner in the Capitol
was more characteristic of the brute than of
humanity. His record is unclesn enough,
without adding any other mean act to it. 1t is
to lie hoped that in the court of justice con-
dign punishment will be meted out to him as
his deed deserves.
National Republican., 1876-08-18

Old John Singer lives in West End, and he
hates negro. This embittered feeling is in
nate with the old man. Yesterday he met a
little colored boy on the street and made a
slash at him with his gold-headed cane. He
missed his aim, and slipping, fell suddenly to
the pavement. 1t will be week before he
gets through feeling like stone-bruse.
National Republican., 1876-08-18
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is
now ready for the mails. 1t is the largest
paper in the country, comprising sixty -four
long columns of reading matter. The.cu
number contains the closing proceedings of
Congress and the list of acts which have been
passed at the first session of the Forty fourth
Congress, besides all the current general and
political news of the week. 1t is the cheapest
paper in the world.
, 1876-11-12

NKw YORK, Nov. .il.-CoTroS-Stcady: lctiG to 7-Igc,
futures weak; tending down; November la5-1ec; De-
ccmber IL s-1ec; January, IL 1i-3e@1asc February,
II 2-l8c; March. Il 22:.3a4Ia4c; april, u
2o-2c; May, 13&13 132c; June 13 1c; July Is ll-
&133sc; August, II 13-a2S13 7-lGc
fLoCE-No. :, S325f4. 90: super State and Western.
<4259175; common to good extra, IS. 1905 80; good
to choice, S535a5.45; white wheat. extra s.. 5oQ
81 s s! Es9ts rs H.; q
se ai,a1 SS: 'c Better 1ot
snx4sea sp5ns apa .1fsS mSIe
ad d;7Si ~: NJ do; new 81 -; ~: spring. Old
nemia 81 wi win;ef es1s rea Rsssps ssts9s:
sa NsI: kasE qsss s
9n 99nSiianSsd corn-Eecepss H. 0O bu; more busines
Eraae old ~; mixed steam eraei. Ss,s5es: low
@ maes tsSa aaGasa SsaS g; ost.
n ad sa :sss'ps Tp 40 eu; Western mixed
M.rNFir,n af: md ;,nenansed. Mn:ts cd S's'le'
wes;ef Eeayn yaW ant
,ois{sy ~ gold
sfaniss S1,%s SasRsaSe I
eeT: cases: sos: Saph.i:;. clty. i{c. 1890 sS''~'
s4k.1Sxp dH 9na sa1Ier at sas 1s-1sc
SrlElT; TCErE:r1sE E~Easler ut ss,3c.
caSns o t M!ais ana sayy e. xsEA
pucd bnt bnx,.a ,n ensstis 1esee sesse'
aad 1sa nssf sae.
i9ns @ sssT m!ddcs sas4c. Lard din; prime steam.
,6y14EE~chclce steady: others Irregular; Western.
%.est ~ u = s sf*sa&i fS'? OK
saS Gss p sas! III IL
s.s'a sa .'':ssn ssn5 '!:iis,e x;ias !aSS!s
, 1876-11-12
GENERAL MARKETS.

! ALC0I1OL-Wus quiet at s.. IS.
BROOM -CUkN-Thc market Is reported 6fr, though
the demand has dropped OIL and tile epts arc larger
Quotations: Choice green hu1i 5GlGc medium hurl red
tipped 4ac; green brsh with hur' enough to work IT,
Sc: red tipped With do. .A tGc gvcu inside
49@aec; red tipped do. 3A.; tasle hrush 32Ic; me-
dum 10 choice stalk braid, al4!4c: inferior brush
3ds3}ac; crooked do. .Ai3c.
REANs-Eastcrn mediums were quoted at 81. Is aud
Western ut 81. 5oGe1. .a5
BurTER-fherc was fair degree OF activity in the
butter trade ad the market again fairly firm for
nil grades above common. The receipts OF good To
choice qualities do not exceed the demand md
holdcrs not apprchendIng any decline from present
rates are not pressing salcs Low grades show some r.
regularity In price, We quotes Choice to faacy ye;lo
25Gsoc: medium to good. 17&r'c; nfcro. to common,
l3s15c,
BAGG1NG-Only moderate volume OF sales was ac-
complshed In this Hue OF goods and tile quoted prices
were only ndiIcrcntly sustained We repeat our list
Stark, .lh422c: Peerless AA, :1c; Lew,ston :a1ac;
MAonts1p sfS; & &ontas:9 :t;s: AmefIcan \ loc AMOS
sa: l3esl5c gunnIes sns!c. i3JFs4ze: DO. double. @
CHEESE The marke: wrs steady buyers arc s,1,l
ssaso soanS s 9he pss
and among holders there apars 10 ~ 6tI LII;
sssasoss lie ill., aaa!s
sSs g Setlee factory '*''s poor TO fair grades
AZ sqnttaass sq's gtn
coal which has been talked Of for some time past I'll Is
*: de'Sss ae I'D * 49, isaxs r.
SniSs ea5S g. S. 1nos fanof' s. Se@: e.
EGi:s.Fr.sh ~: at 2aac:s and picked
It tGGt:.c The offerings were ample \
FIStt-Sot slasc ne* feature developed In this
market: market: Trade coatn''e4 .ui-s to:h local and
Interior account aud yalnc* remain steady We
quote: MOL whtteasa Y br- 81. :o 10. do. ST.
front So IS: No. shore nacSere, H+hs $9UsSio 70:
eo; NJ H.bs!. .sV4u. q; faulty macserel, -hrl
1a45i ia%s s!l ILL., s
:tp Eli; !: GeSre. @ :! eoansh ~ s'; Labrador herring
Tador herring. round. brs So. uoa6 Is; do. H-b-l,
S343 =; scaled herring. per box, 1543sc; No. her
ring SG2nc: columbia River salmon. " br1, S3-.5
Fi;utfs AND >EIs-A fairy satA1aclosy busncas
WaA In PROGRESS. aud II: market steady must
nest We quote: =
FoK1lGS-Datea- 636Hc: Turkish prunes old, 6.dGa
e$4c: DO. new. li@liks: raslns layers, old 81 Wte
80; uo new. - ah*. g.: loose Musca'e. old 81. is
e.. Is: do n.T, 81 4;2. s5 Valencia. liGilLc: Zaute
cotFanfk nex. Et5739c; clssou :.,a-7s.
, 1876-11-12

=; Southern, @.ic: North Ga1vitna. ascd a9 eAa
berries nrM rs3ie: pirtcd cherries, lSeasse fasD<
AtIs-Fi!bsrts. al!llunIs, TerrayU3s ,a,.a
1coie M ss Wsiats H' .::; t5f: b: S3ss: Ss
s ssc: f:a:c renuss.ss n 5e,1n;s %
9nS pSi9f1 pet7sIs Il W
aps ss1p l. 81! e1s @ and nsar! II eseess
xpcs have sod very Is isx Il 1ea shsr
uy msE III a Ell ,sos %s gaod d one ss
~ sas sf IL 81 Sis s;si + s.
s!oo rer hrl TOR y!ass Irsit TIE rr!css III to s s
+ cso 8 %ayss has' ae''s a. ar ahs! hs
prospect with Hooded market Is bn ior uesica ana Sc
3ow nEe M M t!e losal quotat'ons: @ 4 APPLES pr
sloooeal3.60 per brI; d.. wild, Ss53 "a SS'ra,e4 nar
Ss''is! Ssx ss :te2 E"'Sss: Gas oss5Ss
esas1 SSFsnns s as ss: s T. az II; ;s:s
thu contu ca;y purchases export 1n4
thre day ress & es' ars @ Stsa str s
fully ~ ic The market yesterday very msre
6as xi,hout marked av5ase oasses aisseas';tsy xs9:
.EIeE-Rangoon' e@sXc; G caro'ina, e@7c; 1outst,,,
GSgvxEs-o 6; Jaya 2e@soc: Java, No eeea,c:
@ shoee enn1aoo TO faao i, a4 .;T Eyod TO prime
Singapore Java :ssea4c: siaracaibo. ooss1sc.
desS s4a aGa sa1hsa
llts~ r.: do Xe :>tllAc 9. l1e:l:c: e1tla
1sss eocs !fGT fa9 t. Sr:
lu14c: common do. o14@oHc- 1'' avg
n onsy dips. sSs: - sser @ arips extra nc cal;er.
Coo; good sugar house slrup, 45oc; extra DO - -
p1e ao ae cS %
45@5oc; common molasses, 3sG4oc: black-stran ia
sr,cEs-A1isptce, 1s,Sal7c; cloves, 4ee4sc: ca,.,
, 1876-11-12

to 70; Lake Shore advanced to 55H. Michigan
Central to 421s, New Jersey Central to 33z, Della,
common to 21i3. preferred to 5.aai, and New York
Central to 1o2a. Tile other changes were slight.
The market closed active, with better prices. :.
2, 600 were Erie, 81, QUO Lake Shurc, 2 200 North
western 10, 700 St. Pau1s 10, 800 Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western, 1000 New Jersey Central,
Il, 500 Michigan Central, 3, 800 Ohios and 80, 600
Western Union.
Money market easy at 1z@3h. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 41tG18M.
Sterling, long. 4S2; short, 484*
Custom receipts, SIT, 900.
Cearings, ST., 900, COO.
General merchandise imports for the week, in
GLIDING dry goods 81 7u0. 600; produce exports
for the week. 81, 800, coo.
The weekly bank statement ia as follows: Loans,
decrease, 81, 031, 500; specie increase Sl2, 500;
legal tenders, decrease, Sc, 102, $40; deposits, de-
crease. So, $685. 400; circulation, decrease, $685.
100; reserve, decrease, 81, 245 500.