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5. y. Cnr."rHIRDgt.SHIPLEY SIS.
Have always on nand full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
Bars of ell sizes; Band, Hoop and Slit Iron I;
best Norway NGilrods and Auger Shapes, Gal
vanized and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear,
Blister German, swede, Spring, Tire, Ma,
chinery and Tap Steel. Smith, Coach and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax, Bolts, Clips, Nuts, Washers,
Maleable Castings, Wagon Boxes, Springs,
Axles, Spokcs, Felloes, shafts, Bows. &c.
Carriage 'anyass. Oil Carpets, Rattincit, En-
ameled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware OF all kinls. Iron Wire Galvan-
ved Nails, Rabbit Metal, Lead Spclter, Banca
lin, Sheet Zinc, &c, &c, Smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bcllows, Sledges, Ham.
n'ers, Shoeng Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire lienders. Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstoncs, CrGnhs and Rollers, Back
Chains. &c.
All Of which viii he sold at veyy low prices,
wholeGal and relail Tor ca9h or approved
credit mare lS5;
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,e.s'' NEw CAslLU CouSrY
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REGISTERS OrGer .


New CASTLg County, January S, 1876
Upon the application Of DANIEL BlCk-
Ia and JOSEPH ST0ECkLE, Executors
of ANCIS BICk L A, late OF Will
mington hundred. in said county. docea1-
cd ; it is ordered and directed by the Regis
scr that the Executor aioreHaid give
notice CT the granting Gf Letters Teetg-
rn.ntary upon the Estate Of tho deceased.
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from II date OF suoh Letters. in siE of the
most pg 1lic places of the county of New Cag
lie, re- iiring all persons having demands
against he E5taee 20 present the same or
abide an Ae; OF Assembly in such case
made I'd provided. And also cause tho same
70 he l. serted within the samo period in the
Daily Gazette, Newspaper published in
Wilmington. and TO nc clntir Isl therein
st6x.f. three weeks. L. &. u.
HR8SIa Given under the hand nnd zeal OF
NsaHN~ Office Of tho Register sforesad. a.
be dag sad year above written.
s. c. 1TGGs. Register.
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NOTICE.

Al; pcrscns hayipe claims assirst tha Ia
duly attestsd /, the Administrator. on or
before January l2,h. ~ or abide tho Ac;
Of Assembly il aueh Gu G made and providei.
JOSEPH SAPp
Administrator
Address -Kiri,w0od Del janl9cod3w
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REGlsTER'S ORgsGH
RforsrRRiR OYHrcE


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Jan. s. 1876
Upon the application ~ ANN SIZE. Ad-
sa'nistrAtrix Of JOHN SIZE, late of Whining
ION Hundred. in said county. deceased it ia
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administr5trix aforesaid. give notice of the
granting of Letters Of Authorization upon
the Estate OF the deceased, with the
date OF granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be Ios;ed within
ie-ty days from the date Of uuch Letters. in
Nix Of the most public places OF the county of
New Castle. requiring all persons having de-
Enands against the Estate TO present the came,
az abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
usde ana provided: And also cause the same
10 he inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, newspaper published IN
Wilmington and to be continued thorein throe
weeks (E. o. d.
Given under th e hand and seal
sD Nof office of the Regieter afore-
sAAh /ssid, at Eew Cas.la.. in New
---> Castle county atoro.Ajd the day
sud year above written.
S. Z. DIGGS. Register
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
The Er.ma Mine Case,

Ey Associated Press,
LONDON, May 29.--In the House Of Com
mons this afternoon, Mr.. CLl'on, il accord
ance with bis notice given last week asked
the Government whether in view Of the dis.
closures msoe before the Foreign Affairs
Committee at Washington ccncerniD. The
connection Of certain British s,l ,iecCs vii a
the Emma Mine Company. The Govern,
ineut Intended 10 ask the law Officers Of he
grown tor an opinion as TO the propriety Of
institutirg criuinaj Proceedings against the
implicated parties.
Mr.. DlsraeIi, in reply, sai[ the proceed
ings Of tie committee on Foreign Affairs IN
the American House OF Repres natives, ia
the case we're no. yct before him in such ]
Authoritative manner, 60 to JUSTLY him n
taking the grave steps desired hv Mr.
ClIlon.
,fr. Gallon then gave retice that he
would at ally moment move for the appoint.
nlent OF secret communication to iuyesti
: gaze the Emma Mine.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
The Alleged Kerr Bribery.
BY Associated Press,

by hBSOCAdtcO IICSSs
WASHINGTON, May 29-The testimony
of Augustus p. Green in the alleged Kerr
bribery has been made public in which he
stated that he went to Washington in 1866
to obtain an appointment as Second Lieu
tenant. Hainey, then door keeper of the
House, agreed to get the appointment for
certain sum of money, and introduced him
to Mr.. Kerr, who requested him To obtain
credentials from prominent men
in New York, which he
did, and subsequently obtained his appoint
ment. Mr.. Kerr did not say anything to me
Of money. Hainey said the money was for
Mr.. Kerr, he did not warn me against say
ing anything to Mr.. Kerr about money. !
gave all the money to Hainey and he told
me shortly before left Washington that he
had given it all to Mr.. Kerr. He never did
and does not now believe that Mr.. Kerr re-
ceived the money. To-day Mr.. Kerr asked
to be sworn and denied the material state
ment made by Hainey. He further stated
that if he were in sufficient health he would
make a statement Of the circumstances
which led to this investigation. / never
knew this witness in my life, but he may
have introduced Green to me.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
knight Templar Parade.
Ry Associated Press

ny AbsOclAIeu HIoSS
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Great prepare
tions have been made for the Knight Tenn
plar parade, which will take place on
Thursday next. Already the visiting com
mandries to participate are beginning to
derry of Meadvills, Pa; Martinsburg com
mandery, No: 5, of Harpers Ferry, Va;
Knapp's commandery of Elk county, Pa;
the Oil city commandery, the Tttusville
commandery, the Palestine, of Virginia
grand commandery of Massachusetts,; the
grand commandery from South Africa, arr
among those reaching Philadelphia today
Dr.. N. Fowler, grand commander of Tenn.
the grand commander of Texas, and siI
Vincent of Humboldt, deputy grand master
grand encampment of the Q. s. are among
the distinguished Sir Knights present.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
Destroyed by the Indians.

Associated Press.
OMAHA, May ga citizen Of this place
lust arrived from Custer city, says
on the night of the 10th, that place wat
attacked by Indians who burned the am
munition house in the centre Of the city
which in blowing up destroyed several
houses. His party numbering ninety-six
left at daylight next morning, and cannot
give particulars.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
The senate ON BeIknap's Case

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 29.--Tbe Senate by
a vote of 81 nays to 29 yeas rejected a reso-
luton of Mr.. Paddock, that was to Belk-
maps having ceased to be civil officer of
the United States. By reason of his resig
nation before proceedings in the impeach-
ment, were commenced against him by the
House of Representatives, the Senate cannot
take Jurisdiction in this case. 1t was then
decided by the same vote that said Belknap
is amendable to trial by impeachment for
acts done as Secretary of Way, notwith-
standing his resignation, and it is ordered
that the respondent and the managers of
the House Of Representatives appear on
Thursday morning next at 10 O'Clock to
hear the judgement of the Senate.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
Certificate from Henry A. Bull.

WILMINGTON, DEL. May, 1876.
NY attention having been attracted to
the the Card of DR.. Hartlev's, l concluded
to try the Doctors skill in very aggrava.
ted case Of discharge from the ear. | am
happy to state that DR.. Hartley has effect
ed complete and ra"ical cure, removing
every yestage of discharge, and am now
as well, and can hear as perfectly as at any
former period of my life. Dr., Hartley's
remarkable success in my case justifles
this statement, and he has my best thanks
with more substantial evidence of my
appreciation. HENRY A. BULL,
No: II K. WAT .GR STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
Childrens' and boys all wool suits are
selling for 81 and S5, at the great Boston
Clothing House, 2O7 Market street, Will
mington, Del.
Mothers buy their children MS clothing at
the Boston House, 2O7 Market street, Will
mington, Del.
Everybody can have q pair Of working
pants for Is cents, 81 90. 81 2 81 5O,, 800, and
~ 50 by calling at the Boston Clothing
House, 2C7 Market street.
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WASHINGTON.
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, May 70.
The principal business transacted In the
House to-day, other than the passage Of
few minor bills, was the discussion in Com.
mittee of the Tariff bill. Mr.. Kelley, OF
Pennsylvania, opposed its passage in few
remarks.
He was followed by Mr.. Cluttendsn, Of
New York, who not only favored the bill
but thought it did not 60 far enough.N
In reply to . question, MIR. Morrison
stated that he would like an early vote or
tt Q bill, but that he would yield first to tht
appropriation bills. =.
The committee then arose and without
transacting any business of Importance, ad-
jcurncd.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
Terrible Murder.

AtSOfiat aG Press.
MEMPHIS, May 29.-Passepgcrs from Hot
Springs, Arkansas, report intense excite
menJ there Oh Saturday, over the shooting
OF John G. Hale, prominent citizen of
that place, and son-in-law of Ex-Governor
BrowDlow, of this state, on last Saturday,
by VIM. P. Walsh, Postmaster, and pro-
Mnent politician. The difficulty grew out
Of Walsh building store on ground claim
ed by Mr.. Hale.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30

CHINIZEs, LAWNS, ETC.
MhSsHH MhSe5M i. Afki :fkk cAL1cors, SC.
Yord wide Ch zes &c. Plain Navy Blne,
Hrewn and Black Percalcs &c. Best Pacific
Percales l2lac Best Side Band Lawns l2l2c
Rich Frencu Chinizes l5c.
1000 PIECES BLACK GOODS.
Black Alpaca 25c worth 35. Back Alpaca
S5c worth 50. Black Mohair 45c worth 40
Black Mohair SOC worth 75r. Black Mohai
65c worth 81 20. Black Cashmere Bic worth
So Black CAshmeres 5Oc worth Is Black
Cashmeres Toe worth 81 90. Black CASH
mercs 81 60 worth 81 20. Besides Black
Bombazincs, Henrietta Cloths, Iamlse, All
Wool Delaines. and every other known
fabric, at prices proportoHately cheap.
$500 sHAWLs.
In Paisley, Broche, Black Thibet, Plaid
and Stripe, at prices lower than they were
ever offered.
LINENS, MUSLINS, ETC.
Table Linens 40c worth 3d. Table Linens
$ worth q. Table Linens Csc worth S5. Ia
bic Linens 75c worth 81 90. Table Linens
81 0D worth vi s.. Besides the Greatest Bar
gains in Towels, napkins. Countcrpanes,
Eed-Spreads, Crashes. etc. All the regular
standard makes of InuslinS, both Bleached
and Brown at lower than regular prices.
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS.
Nothing hut Bargains in Silk and Lace
Neckties, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs
Linen Collars and cuffs, Hamburg Edgings
Best Quality Kid Gloves.
At this Counter you will finda thousand
and one articles that wlll attract your at.
tention and the price will tempt you tl
buy.
0. We woald ask you on yeur first visit tt
that yOn will be so entirely satisfied, both
on will be sure to come again.
SOUTllWICk, Manager and Director.
IN STORE, 627 and 629 Chestnut Street.
,e Granite Building below 7th, North Side.
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Fresbytertan General Assembly.

BY ASSOcIHItU PTtSS.
NEW York, May 29.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly resumed its sessions this
morning and adopted the resolutions for
the guidance of the Home Mission Board.
The report of the committee On synodical
records was adopted.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
Three Men Murdered.

BY Associated Press.
New ORLEANS, May 29.-Three white
men, while Sleeping in camp in lber-
vile Parish, were attacked by negro who
killed two of them with an axe and wounded
the third. The negro plundered the camp
and fed.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
Hostile Red Skins,
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-A9telegram to
the Indian Office from the Red Cloud agency
received to-day, mention that no mails have
been received there, since the 18th inst. The
delay is attributed to fear of hostile In
dians, the Spotted Tail agent telegraphl
from Cheyenne, that his Indians are OF
their reservation and all quiet there.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
The Relknap Inn p eac h m e mt.

BY ASSOclAttu PTeSS
WAsHINGsoN, May 29.-The Senate met
this morning at 10Y O'Clock, and inltned.,
ately resumed the consideration Of he arti-
cles Of impeachment against ". W. Bel
knap, late Secretary Of War, with closed
q eors.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
A Boiling Strike.
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOC1ated PreSS.
P~vTsBUReH, May 29..-The iron man,1-
facturers of this place have refused to ac-
ceed to the demands of the boiler makers
for an advance upon certain kinds OF wor.;.
In consequence OF this the boilers have re-
fused to 60 to work, and number OF the
mills have closed.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
The SOl0nica Assasslnatlons'

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The following
telegram was received to-day by the Turkish
Minister. 1t is dated Solonica, May 30,
and is from Echoef Pacha and Vahen Eff
fendi. Four new sentences were pronounced
yesterday, May 2Sth, one of which is to
capital punishment and three to force la
Dor.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
Fatally Stabbed.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
,sg NEW YORK, May 29.-Phillip stiers was
\ probably fatally stabbed early this morning
by his wife Louisa Steirs. They had sepa-
K rated and the quarrel arose on account OF
Scteirs urging her TO live with him again.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
Louisiana Investigating Committee

By ASSOCiated Press,
NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-The Congress
sional Investigating Committee have ar
rived, except Mr.. New, of Indiana. The
Investigation begins tomorrow.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30
City Items.
Catarrh, Discharges from the Head
and ali Chronic Diseases Success.
fnllV Er0AfR6.

That the tmld and disappointed may
feel the utmost assurance and confidence
in tn e good fifth of DR.. Hartley, be gener-
ously proposes to attend all persons. rich
or poor, free ofcharge, until the best evil
dence and most convincing proofs of his
success have been realized from his treat
mcnt. Office and esdence, 2lO Market
street
The Morning herald., 1876-05-30

400 PIECES ALL THE BEST MAKES OF
BLACK SILKS.
Black Silks SOC, worth rs. Black Silks &c.
worth 81 OO. Black Silks 81 0O, worth 81 Is.
Black Silks 81 rs, worth 81 ~. Black silks
$2o5. Black silks 81 10. worth $275 Black
Silas 81 50, worth s. So Black silks $500,
wor h 81 Oo. Black Silks $3 oO worth SIS 90.
All of our Black silks warranted to wear.
$50 PIECES COLORED SILKS.
Celored Silks SOC, worth IS. Colored Silks
75c worth 81 90. Colored Silks 81 90, worth
ored Silks 81 %, worth 81 rs. CoIored Silks
81 50 worth $2 10. Colored Silks 81 IS, worth
$3.50. Colored Silks S2I0worth ~ 70.
You can find in our ColOred Silks every
desirable shade and color known to the
trade.
700 PIECES STRIPE SILKS.
Stripe Silks Csc, worth s.. Stripe Silks
75c. " erth 81 90. stripe Silks SIC worth S! T.
Stripe Silks 81 90, worth 81 25. Stripe Silks
81 10 worth 81 SO:
Our Stock of Silks is admitted to be the
largest, and we have Choice Styles that
cannot be found anywhere else.
5000 PIECES DRESS GOODS.
From 6l4c to 81 50 per yard,
All Wool Debages 2G%. TwiIled Debages
H15. All Wool CasAmeres 3715. All 25c
Dress Goods, zoe, All BIC Dress Goods, 15c.
Rich Silk Pongees &Kc. Best silk Pongees
6Oc. Rich Real Mohairs 25c. Best Silk Mo-
hairs SIC. kich Plaid Suitinss, l2l@c. Com
binatiOn Suitings l219c.
1000 pieces Black Hernanis from l2L to 81
the City to give us call, as we feel assured
with our prices and mode of business, that
j.
GREAT COMBINATI
mylS.lm-w&s Lal
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and American, sell. TIE general market ciosen
buoyant for ST. Paul and Northwest, ana
steady to firm for the rest Of the ISL
The result Of the days business shows. as we nave
already intnated. fnrtherprogrcss IN the movement
FOR hi.her prices, the sales Of the day having oee
about II, 600 shares, with On improvement IN tno
general list ranging from d to 3's per cent w.
OAio aud Mississippi and Rock Island each Improved
ls pcr cent Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, hainI-
bal and St. Joseph, Lake Shore, Pacific Mah ana
Western Union Telegraph, each L; Michigan Ceh'f"i.
~; ST. Joseph Preferred, u Panama, "a Central ho
Hudson and Northwestern, each {; Union faciilc,
IL; st. Paul, las; st. Paul Preferred, ~ All"
North Western Preferred, $50 Erie declnen % PEI
cent. and Delaware, Lackawanna and WESTERN
Harlem, Quicksilver, Wabash, and New-Jersey Cen.
tral each closed the as on yesterday. oh Tue
whole this may he regarded as Held daY i'i
the bulls, and it il only fair to say that the
street is mainly composed of bulls just now
The following table shows the opening hisheo',
lowest and closing prices of active stocks SOFA to-
aay, ~ well as the offering and asking prices al
the close OF the Exchange, aud the number OF
shares of each stock sold:
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THE MARKETS.
fcaromlly reported tor rar ruuuSa.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUifhpif, Jan Y, lNlc
AsVEs-Tlore no changes 70 u"t', business II 3n q
very un.i -i ,ar and fhe A. q- Oe'" values
ar, uouf,llA. a. .or Pos sEt TO- Tor t'd"l+
CpEFF ls market fpr l..o w. duN and lmhlh ~ ia
rIlic l.l ;or 8yOl-ss Rul lGe'.utc, SuN et ,nip1t
.f. no 'l'Ce h-rc iu E..UHor 1o'' t'E' -
Valuyi-ii o2uo bags O. exit h:d ~ Jas "a i,
s.t ON u'- a. terms. 100 s1c 81 br - heit WI
H., g. a., more IT. DOg ra~. IN Ne~ Ur'VS 2oo23 as
~ .irrrton Roads lU0.V ts Ht Aobh- lo'oo I@AH AZ"
The ISLES here VI rto io lie We
cu'tu rD-Hilg were S.3I- hf<s a21 ne rec i~ - %.
h,,. al ,cA Nest Coffee aI, sud without ma ers
60. re- lu if4.r 2J r1rn .''l1@" a." Ia iran IL
r,-r,.e m, 81 n coffee tls m l,iny War 40 ~
nd tpcladiuc i0H3-p maze java Llh9o
sr, ,ja. lctibo. 1.tiI Cry.'. hhd ~ - er 80
r,..r G.- qto,aula Java bssr Su-t', Java mats
~ nc. SINGAPORE - d., tcyoE l9e2Jc; MAr'c--"o
IIlc.. l~ts t: jS'udica, ~ = l"' T'"
I,tuiupo ~ Gc. Porto go. lca 2t Cos' lAch, ~
TIgr. Va ti-ar 2uH-lc he-,c.a, ~ i5et liam A. le@
lFc AHUosura l,eIJ -, 7%NEAlA - s"L''-o' Nui"N0~
L. lpi-,.. al r"iL - -, .--. -. o.,
he market ihe suot w7s dul ant cas- OF IN
tome uugh gu fable canc" IN ll', 3 ihe re-
II NP however. a.C Wth f' gov
49, ~ tr,ro oe 5res;nr aausue. The sles were
l.gi b.c iut.AunE 1rV lst cycrir 81 Nhh 100 VII 'r
r,o ,G Tor coususlp3n, sud - FOR speculation Tie r
COINS Of ports to bg.'S 1nsi SVv bts L'
day Last Wc'h. Gd ZltOG balls ths 1aj Lot !~-f INC
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THURSDAY, Jan. Pr. NJ.

Despite TIE ooleful and unpropltious state of the
weather today there was n fair trade In railway
and miscellaneous shares. and the upward move
meat in prices made fair progress, feeling IF conf
dence existing from the very opening. The main
attraction conferred in st. Paul and the Northwest
ern shares, and n result there sma.t I'd
vance in both, The apparent continent Of tic new
State administration in Wisconsin and All apparent
belief In decision IN the Granger ease now before
the Supreme Court Favorable TO the railroad having
greatly increased confidence in these spociaiies.
Lake Shore was more quiet to-day, Western Union
Telegraph being steady and Pacific Mail neglected.
Erie was lower than yesterday. Investments were
firm, Illinois Central being 9S; Harlem 100 iseD
1853. Fort Wayne, l00l2@l0l Chicago, Burliug-
ton and Quincy at H. and G., C., c. and |. at
67057la. Somc odd lots Of Express shares sold
at 1912 for Adams United States, o9@552i.
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NEW YORK J.a 21.-REft y, iat WirM hn o1 N55 -,
ty 49, "a s,.l lcppsra 80 .ct riru t'it Market ls~
~, a. .r,sse vlth t'e wput-'lf pata't h.'' =
Il r cold atmosphere L. best s lai snd ~, MA -
I.t.. kl, iar iur vrcas n unsV', ~ " Lti.t' Do
t.!iy .ud ti.-' wih 49, .l.a 't.ag '''". Hin sis
T. iir ua. ~, en.,- iu satisfy iI,A-a,S "bhN' ~ -, .
i.t \ lar, ri,lillrr o. .et. A IT, h'4ts tn. 't,,,
1,,., cir, All. 10, E.tcAsi.. mu&lhg I,lS' "'' -
TIM .. t.is u,t .lalaas i"fH sNiA' n'' .',t ~
!'eIoris @! h~.,,! rHPst ga "a, NB i.'e 'el'A 80
q a.. .l, but i, yJup faiNe'y ieN bI!ea 49, 'I-s.
Of thc-e iaai.3a,td 10 eye "e $40 q. a. 800 ., d
~ los Dcrs nsiy closed ost, tie l-sI-sss e&teiliS
t 70 ef,,roo iu, 81 asal- ba an boui or a" =" 81 .
r,n,ss ~. - ever with .ggtr rn OF tst 70 IVY
sl trs Icl dec Jas a about &C., uin Ls.le 40
of $50 70 tyiLs a. S.C.. - u loNara". 80 -
I.i mi Us, u Illinois ctIr 90 100 10, t.i, 81 4Ol'
eat l. 81 1oib cNt. 81 lie, % H. aad IL - - -
t,r-gy tiIy. Icrsh c. hal 10 CARS haiNa' fuN n
Co 10 ,Ars; klGpicr j Co, IL ca.s H. ~ IL essi. ~
cars 81 Slaughter ant Dudley Post each GAYS IL he'
M oidsairh vas VOL ins 20 soias ier y. se9%
80 lo r,tci = ONey, - Cr 3, lie. 30 70 n. Ebt
,ars ssOuIi rall. t, cWt ri 1875, 80 D. ll'' o. =
H. Of ueM. 2,3 10. at lo. 81 H. hss 81 = E % % sS
~ al L. 81 Il &C. for IL zen 90 o. idu".s el.t" a.
hrnd 1903 10 nj lCi,, 56 car TT cattle ~ cNs' *
l2lc SO % 70 OF : cwt.. al lO"4 M244 =, ~ Zee
nj l. cyt gt Chs 5G n. and cars t4 evil ~ AN,
IS Mesthsu.er sOld tor Christie :, t,e "a ~ Ia
Ilinon stters at lOLC SO bGll% % 20 e"anyl e
asn. Re ior Pf,.r Bios, LIZ Y, al lOhs, =
non lniaaa lor Iosy, l,-G3 IL, ~ IL ~, 10 ID AL" $500
hIls i ~ & 1901 n, Sac. o,o.,-t.c a
Martin FUcr CO. s9a a pecr aeAas; ~ o Mn Gs
soar 937 l, p, 9sc % 10 with others al lo"lA>0'
r. DGdio, sold l02 nipois steers ll9o 10, at iV@c "
iau;arbach sold for Klopper CO.. l9 llircs SEA %
i5s NJ at lOlac 6C n End 81 Yer head IL OF iio ~ -
ibIc s. H. ala S. Of 1907 n, * 9,.c ~ d. ooo r. Al
D. o. Culver Tor Il. Slaughter Is Ohio sseSrt lzoV
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William Ward furnishes The following Table OF
price, Of ts prominent gold and silver mining shares
a. r.,liyud BIZ tlegrnnn tIon Sal IlencIsrO:

According - London advices the directors Of the
ponl, off4slnd AT their rc Ilar weekly meeting to-
lqy i'm view of tho low rates Of money IN the out
side ma rl,et reduced tho muImun rate OF discount
from per cent b /, at which rate /. nov stands.
The increase If bullion IN tho bank Tor the week
amounted 10 G2GJ. $780, th.s being supplemented to
dav hv a .in on bnlauro" of GlUo, 900 The pro-
portion Of r,-.rve 20 ebilitrs which wac last week
3gls pr cent IS now - Il. The market for British
consJs AID United S.1tes securities was strong and
IN some cases h.gicr Erie. however declined to
ic7s, Ncw-losk Central being up 10 lOl. To-uIof-
row will b. the r. ,ular f)rtaight)y settling day on
the London stock Exchange, this day beng ticket
day In Paris the Preach rrnteS closed =, GG53, an
advance Of 20 confines. The Bank Of France made
a gain durng the week OF 10000 francs. TX
change is quo;ed ut 2J.I3Iq. The Gold Room again
presented scene OF qurt, and ~ there was nothing
in the fuaucial ,T political ncwa either domestic or
foreizn 10 disturb !hs eqTGuimity of tEo premium,
the price ruled steady @: ll27s AL day, with la't
sale. AZ IS 4 small business only being done. On
gold loans the rates paid to have balances carried
over were 3. !, aud per cent per annum. 1nc
foreign exchange market YVES duh tie nominal rates
being on the be- SIS 81 $, Sc aud ~ S9Is to tie pound
sterling for 90 days and demand bills respectively
the actual business rates being 81 50 l44p4 SJ'4,
and 81 ssaia1i 80. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $4,000 in com interest, and $4,000 IN ~
dcnption Of callod bonds. Tho days operations 1T
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared.
%24 7O2 600: gold balances. ~ 30 800; currency
balances. $l,56O7sO. The principal gold quota
tious wer. Ms fOilOWss