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THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

GOVERNOR HAYES INAUGURAL-THE ALARMING
INCREASE OF MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURE DE-
sCRIBED-EcoEoMY STRONGLY ENFORCED.
COLUMBUS Jan TO- 1876
The Inauguration Of R. B. Hayes Governor Of Ohio
took place the State Capitol here to-day presence
crowd OF spectators from all parts Of the State
Military companies present from Cleveland,
Springfield and Columbus and brass bands from a num-
Der of points There also very attractive street
procession
Al half-pas two O'Clock p NJ the Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, accompanied by the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor elect and legislative commit
tees appeared In the rotunda OF the State House.
where both branches Of the General Assembly,
State officers and citizens had assembled After prayer
Governor Allen without any formal speech presented
General Hayes who then took the oath Of Office and
delivered his inaugural address, OF which the following
Ia brief ABSTRACT
sembly the large increase OF local taxation and
debtedness, found mainly in cities and large towns,
and remarked that this was certainly great evil
The Governor also called attention TO statement,
the salient points OF which that In four years the
rate of municipal taxation has increased almost twenty
Eve per cent the total amount Of municipal taxes has
increased thirty per cent and municipal in
debtedness has increased about 100 per cent,
than ga 500 600 In view OF these figures the Gov
ernor declares he does think that justi
es the expectation that adequate remedy for these
evils found in the laws they exist He thinks that
TO the SUBJECT OF Indebtedness tne Oeneral As
sembly should apply the principles OF the
State constitution the subject OF State indebtedness
"I.et judicous limitation OF the rate OF taxation,
said the Governor (which local authorities may levy
DO strictly adhered to- and allow further indebted
ness be contracted except in conformity with these
principles. and VIC may, believe, confidently expect
that within few years the burdens Of debt
ing upon the cities and towns OF this State will dsap
pear and that other wholesome and much needed
forms In the whole administration OF municipal gov
ernments will Of necessity follow the adoption Of what
may be called the cash system In local AFFAIRS"
After the ceremonies Governor Hayes held public
reception in the Executive Chamber, which largely
Attended
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THE ALLEGATION OF AUSTRIAN PREPARATIONS
FOR WAR REPEATED-FRANz JosEPHs TROOPS
SAID TO BE ABOUT TO ENTER BOSNIA
LONDON, Jan. ia A. NJ.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Standard reterates
his statement that Austria is calling out her reserves
and maintains that is He shows that IL has not
been Officially contradicted
BOSNIA
despatch to the Deutsche Zetung asserts that signs
pointing to the occupation of Bosnia by the Austrans
multiply, and that the places where the troops are
cross the Unna River already fixed.
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BELGIUM.

MILITARY ACTION AGAINST RIoToUs M1NERs-A
NUMBER OF PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
BRussELs, Jan. 10, 1876
1t is reported that disturbances occurred at
Charleroi last night
MILITARY ACTION AND FATAL EXPECTS
The military were obliged to interfere, and number
Of persons killed or wounded
battalion of guards has gone from here to the scene
OF the trouble
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrmKr
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OPYIcBR, !
WAsHiSGToS, Jan Ill A M.

oFTIcK CHKV SIGNAL OYpcsR
WAsHiSGroS, Jan Ill A. M
Probabilittea
For New England, the Middle States and the
South Atlantic States clear fair weather and lower
temperature than on Monday, with brisk northery 70
westerly winds and rising barometer.
For the Gulf states partly cloudy and colder weather,
norherly winds and rising barometer. followed in tho
southwest by south winds, slowly falling ba
romcter and slight rise In the temperature during
Tuesday night
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley the upper lake
region the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, continued cold and clear fair weather, south
ery to westerly winds, high but falling barometer and
slowly rising temperature during The day.
For the lower lakes, OF light snow followed by
clearing weather, northwest TO southwest Winds aud
rising or stationary barometer and temperature
The Lowor Mississippi River will rise slightly during
Tuesday.
Cautionary signals continue a, Eastport and Port
land
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FIRE IN PEARL STREET.

FIRE broke out from some unknown cause, at No
400 Pearl street. last night about hafpast nine o'clock
The building occupied by N Bouton as dry goods
and fancy goods His loss stock was 81 o00
The building owned by c. Underhill, damaged to
the of $500 The insurance could not be 'scer
tanned last night
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The steamship Algeria will leave this port
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once al
half past three O'Clock A. NJ
THE New YORK Naturalization for Europe-will be
ready at three O'Clock In the morning
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. six cents
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INDIA.

LORD NAPIER sUsTANs SERIOUS INJURY By
ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1876
A despatch from Debit reports that during tho
parade in that city Saturday Lord Napier was
thrown from his and had collar bone broken
He Is doing we'll
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ROME.

VATICAN PROTEST TO THE KING OF BAVARIA
THE ROYALTY INDIFFERENT.
BERLIN jan H. 1876
The Pope has handed to the Bavaran Ambassador at
the Vatican protest against the violation by Bavaria
Of the Concordat by the enactment OF the Civil Mar
riage law.
The Bavarian government does not intend to notice
the protest.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

LONDON Jan. TO- 1875
The Manchester Guardian to-day states that the
NOR gains currency that Her Majesty Queen Victoria
will open the coming session of Parliament in
person
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

THE AUSTRIAN NOTE NOT coNFIDENrIALLY COM
INUNDATED TO THE PORTE
vienna. Jan. 10, 1875
The Official Abendpost denies that the Austrian Am
oassador at Consantinope has conHdentiay Informed
the Porte OF the contents of Count Andrassys note
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SNOW STORM IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. TO- 1915
Heavy SHOWS have fallen in the South Of France
The town ofMende, in the Department Of Lozere has
been blockaded for three days
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PvLrz On Monday evening January 10, at the resi-
dence OF Mr. Eiwood f.. Thorne WILLIS MAXWELL,
only son Of John and Helen Pultz and grandson Of
Dr. William II. Maxwell aged years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
lfor otter Deaths See Sevcnh Pa1e
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
upp.t Ruild
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FRANCE.

CRISIS IN THE cABINKT-MAcMAHoN's
MINISTRY DISTURBED BY OFFICIAL TROUBLES
NJ LEON SAYS GRIEVANCES, ELECTORAL AND
WITH THE PRESS.
PARIS Jan. 10-Noon-
Ministerial crisis is imminent A Cabinet council
was held last night.
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1875. 1914

Average temperature yesterday. SO.
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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TT rs BETTER TO REMOVE THAN TO HIDE
onple NAL bemishes Use GLKNSs SULPHUR soar MOI
cosmetics.
"IIis's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE" black or brown 5oa
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ENGLISH PRESS OPINION AT VARIANCE WITH
THE TIMES PULsnSATIoN AGAINST SPAIN.
LONDON, Jan 10. 1875
The Pal Mall Gasette this afternoon has article
on the Spanish question: which rdicues the lead
ing article in the Times this morning
The writer says:-"we cannot avoid the suspicion
that If more powerful country than Spain was de-
auItng her performance OF her international duties
the Tunes would not have adopted such tone We
unable to any more creditable reason for 70
sorting to ii in this than SPANS inability TO
sent ~
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Awarded the grand -Gold Medal Of Progress" OF shs
Institute November 1875 aud the Scott Legacy
Medal" OF the Franklin Institute October. 1875
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MILITARY CANCELLATION TOWARD EXILED SPAk-
IARDs.
MADRID, Jan. 10, 1875.
General campos has ordered the local authorities
permit all the inhabitants OF Navarro under sentence
of Punishment who are either abroad or with the Carl
lists. 70 return TO their homes and announces that
rhe past cOnduc. Of those who back will be for
gotten"
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uLENr SEWING MACHINE

sew WILCOX a GIBBS
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HAIANHooD." 2o0TH EDTTIONj TREATISE tx.
wi panatory Of she canses. With Instructions Tor the
successu wqakness pw upirita nervous en-
haustion muscular debility &d premature decline ~ man
hood price Address ha Anhof. Dr. r. Dk \. CukIAk
D5 West x2d a.
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IUTOMArIC

"a DECIDED ADVANCE"
Judges report. American Institute Fair
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Algeria will leave this port
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once al
hall. past three O'Clock A. NJ
THE New YORK HERAID-Edton for Europe-willbs
ready at three O'Clock In the morning
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six conts
DIED.
PvLrz On Monday evening. January 10 at the resi-
dence OF Mr. Eiwood f. Thorne, WILLIE MAXWELL
only son Of John and Helen Pultz and grandson OF
Or. William II. Maxwell aged years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Ifor Omer Deaths See Seventh Page
TT rs BETTER TO REMOVE THAN TO HIDE
eomplexiona blemshes Use GLKNs's SULPHUR soar. MOI
Hiss HAta AND WHISPER DrE" black or brown. soa
"A DECIDED ADVANCE "
Judges report American Institute Fair
SEw WILCOX GIBBS
AUTOMATIC
uLENr sEwING MACHINE
Awarded III. grand -oold Modal Of Progress. Of sA.
Medal" Of the franklin Institute October 1876.
sEwEe Ds the SpER
or ITS CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES
OA' -"u 'AA% Home Office, SIS brosd~sy.
corner Bond st.. New Yors.
THE
sUcKINGHAx
HOTEL.
sth sv and soth st..
'Ps SA FL .A iG jief2.S1 e &C., 5n' Pp
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL, 1876, WILL TAKE
place al the Academy OF Music Tuesday. February
NEW 5ENSArION-THE MAGNIFICENT SILK
Tavss lately introduced By she ELASTIC TRUSS CON-
PANY es9 Broadway has supplanted all metal russes
curing rupture.
A-LADIEs' FINK FURs, CARRIAGE AND
Sleigh Robes. At lei" than cost BURKE Manufacturer.
VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ufacturer eo4 Broadway
RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
q late Marsh Coz bis old onee No Vssey 81 stor
House,; no uptown branch
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY rs A
reliable remedy for coughs Influenza AZ 50 cents and 81
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
'lITs PRESENT POPULARITY Is TUE RESULT OF
! i pure merit r-Commercia Pittsburg. Pa
There NOS dall page between It's covsu"-Ssv York
In fact the Galaxy star magazine "-commercisl
I Bulletin, Boston.
THE GALAXY
IN THE NEXT NUMBER WILL sEerS
RExINiscENcEs on THE LATE WAR
These .r,Ics. = :. believed M Be second snly Den
ohoIh m nemous, ~ pcsios 'Ao @"~
startling adventure
The serial ~MADCAP VIOLET" By Vim. Black, author Of
"a Princess Of Thule" began 10 tho last number Of The
THE GALAXY FOR 1879
Albert Rhodes. justin Sccsriby RlsIard Gran. White.
Henry James, Jr..
and al the leading vritcra
n IL the
REST AMERICAN MAGAZINE
No family can Afford 70 do without H.
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We prepay the postags.
send tor prospectus
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HATANHOODv 2O0TH EDITIONj A TREATISE Ex.
M planatory Of she With Instructions for the
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no OTHER SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD
HAS Az AUTOMATIC TENSION" OR ANY OTHER
or ITS CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES
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Call and examine or send for prospectus
Home Office. $50 broadway,
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cit would be better for Spain and the
world" says the Times in conclusion, 'if
she we're held accountable as are the greatest
Powers. The United States might set good
example by insisting that Cuba shall not be
allowed to become plague instead of the
pearl of the Antilles, and England may fitly
insist that the Biscayan ports shall be
guarded by an efficient maritime police"
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A NEW SOLUTION OF THE sPANIsH-cUBAN oUEs-
rror-rHE MEASURE Melted BY SPAIN TO BH
MEASURED TO HKR ADMINISTRATION COMO
WINS RESOLUTION.
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A-LADIEs' FINE FURs CARRIAGE AND
Sleigh Robes less than cost BURKE Manufacturer
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OUR CRIPPLED DEFENDERS.

Manned soldiers and sailors, as also their widows
and orphans continued to throng the office Of Colonel
Frank T. Howe pension agent oil this city. from early
morning until late at night yesterday All tho appli-
cations accompanied with tho certificates Of discharge
from the United States SERVICE aro presented 10 Mr.
Peter T. Cusack. chief Clerk who compares them with
the records on file Ia the Office alter which cntry
thereof IS made tho books, and, when every thing
found corroc the check for the amount due according
TO the injury received by the claimant while In service,
is made receives the signature Of Colonel Howe.
The payce indorses the check, which the pension
agent couniersgns, 50 as 10 save The receiver
OF his pcnsion tho trouble OF Identification al
tho sub Treasury, where all these drafts ara
csshcd. In to protect tho government
against fraud Mr.. benjamin a. shopp, special agent
OF the department, IS stationed here, whose knowi.
edge OF the Once III gooi stead to de-
icc any iase claims. About i,250 persons were paid
yesterday, involving sum OF over $40 900. Among
those receiving pensions yesterday were Colonel
Abraham Daily, veteran OF 1872 about eighty six
years old, who boasts OF having lived happy with his
we for sixty years; also Mr.. Jonn w. rimpson.
eghty.Evc years Of aye, who assisted In conicrrin0
king gnt Tcmplar honors Lafayette IN 1924; the
venerable Thurow Weed, Mr.. Louis Lounsoerry,
veteran OF every war 1872. and several others
General Dix has not, as yet, claimed his dues Hom
this source. His pension is s2s per quarter
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TROUBLES or A MARINE.

William J. Daily, keeper OF "a boarding house ut No.
l72 Cherry street. and Richard Supple who SAID he
a boatman residing at No. 1876 Cherry street, were
brought before Justice Ottcrbourg, at the Essex
Market Court yesterday, charged with having robbed
George Lemmonds, q marine belonging TO the United
States irlgate Franklin. The evidence In the case
seemed lusiyely to point 10 the guilt oil the prison.
crs Ii appeared from the aliaavlts mado In the
that Lenmonds, Who came ashore on Monday after
noon went spree IN tho Fourth and Seventh wards
In Water street he met Two women, named Maggie Wlito
and Mary Ticrney. With them he entered The place
kept by DAILY winch is casscd by the police ~ one of
tho lowest dcns in tho Seventh ward When hc en-
tered the place had In his possession iity-c gut
English sovcreigns fifteen Napoicons and hvc franc
French gold piece in all valued at S2sI currency. tie
sat down nj table and ordered drinKs Tor himself ard
his female companions giving the bartender i've
franc piece in payment On drinking The glass oi
whskey which he had ordered he became scnus,
and knew nothing OF what transpircd sCb,eqn'n,
until hc found himself In tho station house. Tho re-
mancer OF the story gathered from The statements
ot the two According to ihcr s'ory
Lenmonds who drusged, quarrelici wnh the
bartender as TO tho change of the lvc franc piccc
While no was dsputng with the barte ndcr Daly came
from an inner room aud pnioncd hts arms, whIe sup
pie stole from MS pocket bag whch contained his
money The women more honest than the nslori'y oI
tnelr kind, ran into the street aud informed Oli..i
Fitzgerald, OF the seventh precinct who entered The
saloon and n. ested Daily aud supple. Jusicc Oter
bourg held me prisoners Tor tr. IN default "f s45W
bail Both men strcnuouely asserted thcr iHnoccnrc
Tbe women White and Tierney, sent 10 the Houst
of Detention us witnesses.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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against s2ss 37s DIT for the corresponding period in
1875 and $780,, Isl 900 in 1874


1875 and $267, Isl, 900 in 1874
rng uxIrEp STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 gold
on account Of and 100000 in redemption OF
Gve-twcnty bonds Tho subrreasury released SILL 500
silver today. Revenue receipts, s22o,ooo; GUS
toms receipts s3o 0oo bank received $3.50 600
rnE FOREIGN MARKET.
Foreign advices report quiet market, without much
change. The Imperial Bank OF Germany shows an IN
crease OF 3,453, 900 marks. The bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England to-day amounts 10 fsS 00o
New lives are quoted strong at lo5h, Argentines ad
vanced 4 por cent and International stocks are all
nrmer IL said that $3.50 600 have been taken
from the Bank OF England tor shipment TO America
Rents in Paris los, s7,s; exchange on London,
25 l4,l. The following are quotations at p. NJ. =:
Consols for money, 93ss 93a4 do Tor account 93ss
ass,4 nve-twcnty bonds OF 1865 (old), lo3A; do. Of
1867 1o9,s lo9a.; ton forty bonds. lo7h new hves
1861; Erie common shares, 9A.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continue quiet and generally steady;
the only changes Of importance decline Of u
in c., c. c. and l., and y in Toledo and Wabash nrsts
This afternoon Milwaukee and 81. Paul frsts rose
FROM 1l6a 10 ll6l New York Central coupon frsts
brought 10. North Missouri irsts sold at 81 Pacific
OF Missouri Grss at "a; Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw
western division, at 81 and Ohio and Mississippi con-
solidaied at So The following were the closing quota
tions for Pacific Railroad bonds:U mon rsts lo57s TO
1906 ~ do land grants 100 to lOox do. sinking funds
90a4 to 903I Centras, 100 to 109i4.
STATE
State bonds at the Board steady, with sales OF
Georgia seycns new ut l06 Michigan Of 1878 at
IU3h and Tennessee skies, old, at ~.
BANK
The sales OF city bank shares wcrc twelve Importers
and Traders at 100 and twenty Republic at 67H.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were as
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HERALD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER g. 1876 -QUADRUPLE SHEET

le good ordinary iosc Net receipts es5 bales; cross
s4s2 hxncsts 70 Great Britain. s-o'd Sales. GOO.
MOBILE Dee. 8. we.
good ordinary lsse Net receipts 3.i9a bales Sales
2.oon Stock 63.vJA
Cotton aaet ~id,iiing iihe low @aang ,!. HE;
Asa lspois-re G5ea, Britain. j; the Channel,
2svo; eoast"'se. 2,oii Sales. 500. stock. si,6sL
cmAatKsros, Dee. $, 1870.
cotton-t;ood demand aud steady; middlirg. iissc.
HIS low @lasins o,, s good ordinary is,e
~ Sales. $500 Stock. Iu7.7oL
wu.slscIos. \, G. Dee .. ls7e--
for strained Tar firm a. "a 80
Flour unchanged: safes 200 bbls Wsea, higher: 30
oess u co. sas " ws t9 S s . = 81 No ss
bushels red 81 ze Corn sales Of 20
ass
to Ssay & Railroad 10 S
No sfss . a xsas: Ta: MI Ssss.. & IL 4 g.
ss%ssr spa JISs'y u W aa N0 81 do = = p M No red
,s AMBER Illinois sa as So Corn : steady % @ nsi mixed @ sie
New Ss 2 Soc 1ss:ss "ss a "sy sS s s
dull dull and a nominal; white 4os clover SEED y o. Live
~ aa oats. sccoSa saip@sn.sNFioar no SSs S,'
ss;ss. ss;:y :ss4' la is' .tsS sp dip
S1s' 90 s5 0-i Flour ss, sale. s.'sS & ss
unchanged prices Wheat held higher: sales
200 bushels No. white at 81 ~; Loo do Green Bay
Se qn In aa1 cs @ & SSn % sus s se' sssss aa
seeds sales reported barley quiet sales $500 bushels
Canada private terms Maltight trade sales prices
unchanged Iighwnes quiet; sales 30 bbs unchanged
ratcs Pork and lard quiet and unchanged. Railroad
reiahts firm and unchanged
CHICAGO, Dec. .. 1876.
Flour very hrm. and holders asking higher rates.
Wheat active. firm md higher; No, Chicago spring.
81 is-i ~ 1874 cash; 81 ta January; 81 2la Zebra
settled. but generally higher tsc cash; 45c Decembsr
3ise. cash Size January Rye in good demand a. in
nand but holders nrm; Bs,c cash zoe. February Pork
active. firm and higher SIC rs SIS 70 cash. SIG 24is
S6 IS January, xld A. bid February Lard active aud
shade higher sio cash. SO va $40 o5 January $40 ia
kecepts-four ~ 20 bbs wheat 56 900 bushels;
lo95tU 3 900 do rye, 900 do barley, 2i0O
Shipments Flour ~ 90 bbls. wheat So bushels
corn $1,000 do; oats 1000 do rye sooo do barley
easier; Sl 1874 January. ~ ~ February. Corn easier
4ac cash. t4Ac January Oats 30 lower Pork unchanged
Lard gl,c, higher.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the closing prices compared with
those OF yesterday
ADVANCE. New York Central as; Chicago and
Alton, - e., Z. and |. c., IL; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, Il Delaware and HUDSON, = Erie, u Har-
lem, 34 lliinos Central, = Lake shore, "a; Michi-
gan Central, - NORTHWESTERN, - do. preferred, Ia
Jno anu Mississippi, "a Pacific Mail, y Rock Island,
u - Paul, = do preferred, 81; Western Union, u,
aud Adams Express. u
pEcLIxE--Atiantc aud Pacific Telegraph, 4; New
Jersey Central, "a Wabash, y. aud gold, a.
At ono time during the day money call loaned up
to per cent II was generally believed that the price
was thus liked by stock gamblers, because subse-
aucnty and at the close the rates 3,a and per
scnt The rates OF exchange on New York ut the
aermentioned cities day were:--
Savannah, V offered; Charleston, offerings moaer-
Ate At u, selling q to par; ST. Louis 81 so discounts
Cincinnati. dull and heavy, 81 discount; New Orleans,
commercial u 9-i6 per cent bank 4 per cent, and
Chicago, 81 discount
Foreign exchange quiet to-day and steady in
tone We quote:-