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Stocks Wcak-The Market Irregular and
Speculation Dull.
GOLD QUIET AT ia a ll3 rs
Money on Call Supplied at 1-2, and A Per
Cent Government Bonds Steady In
yestment Securities in Fair De-
mand-FOreign Exchange Firm.
WALL STREET,

"Public opinion, NJ. D., has felt the pulse OF the
stock market to-day and has declared the patient
'as well could be expected" II certainly has not
brought forth much to boast OF and the paternity pos
siby will DO repudntcd by bull and bear.
That is to say, stocks dealt in at nominal
prices and that fluctuations from the opening hour to
hnaLdeaIings scarcely worth recording
Such variations made pointed higher hg
The day grew older but the prospect for I'D
vance is about as hfcoss is tho lookout from the
Union Club windows
The 'chnonicrs" Of the market were, OF course,
Erubbng in financial cutters usual, and contened
themselves with the bones and rags that represented
sghhs aud quarters but the big bugs who possessed
''souls above buttons" declined to show their
lntcnne
SO as usual of stocks prices and variations we're
left TO the feeble manipulatons OF mpccunous bro
kers, with the result OF ELAINE and impotent con-
eluson. -
BY rights the coupon paint ought to have been in
order to-day Erie taking turns with the third rail
paint" which ought to have been acted upon Saur
day; but the bulls fancy appear be bad parla-
mentarians, and get things as badly mixed as they do
n yacht club election Hence this Anglo American
fancy scarcely varied during the day, and neither
transatlantic cisatlanc scalpers made enough to
pay the expense of cable
Western Union, duh even under a per cent ad-
vance, under the bauclul influence OF evil
eye Even its supporters doubt and hesitate, and
though feeling exists that the stock may creep up
temporarily tho future is anything but inviting to
holders at higher prices.
TIL quasi interest still continued In Michigan Gen.
trail with the result per better quotations
the close but the srectpart still cr
monious and If their actions do belle their express
sions the stock sad future before it, Still, there
is an old adagc that 'nnc words butter parsnps "
and We may have the vegetable served Eau natural'
inter ALL
AS for tho other iances, well Tor good dividend
paying securities (lke Union Pacific, for instance),
there is nothing to comment on except state that
the quotations tho week the quotations for
to-day, and likely TO remain when tho times,
"out of joint " have their dslocaions reduced by
The great Centennial show hope 10 record
favorable scale of prices.
THE SALES TO-DAY
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day e.
gegaed l27, COO shares. which distributed among
active securities iolows:-New York Central and
Hudson River, 200; Erie, Is, SO0 Lake Shore, $4,000;
Northwestern 100; do. preferred 600; Rock Island,
2l6O Pacific Mail g. 700 Milwaukee and St Paul. 1900;
do preferred, $500; Ohios 400; Western Union,
rs 500; Union Pacific, 500 c., c. and C., 900; Mchi-
gau Central, $685. Missouri Pacnc 1900.
OPENING, HIGHEST PRICES
rhe follow ing table shows the opening highest and
lowest prices Of the day.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT DULL-FUTUREs BARELY
sTFADY-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAT STEADY
CORN HIGUER-oATS STEADY = wHIsKEY
FIRMER-PoRK QUIET-LARD EASIER PETRo-
LEUM FIRMER-TURPENTINE sTEADY-RosIN
sTEADY-oILs QUIET FREIGHTs QUIET-CoF-
FEE QUIET BUT sTEADY-sUGAR STEADY.
MONDAY. March 27-6P. NJ
The markets quite generally steady, but there
tons Of merchandise. On Change -four was steady
some grades held little lrmer Wheat was steady
with moderate inquiry. Corn in demand and
decidedly higher Oats steady Whskey 6rmer. Pork
quiet. Lard closed easier Freights were quiet,
Cotton on the spot was dull Futures were
barely steady Coffee quiet. Naval steady
but quiet. Oils quiet Petroleum Grmer Sugar
steady.
CoFFER-The market for Brazils was steady The fol
lowing taken Of stock IS 900 bags Rio, Cuba,
$40 bags do, Aabne l,oll bags do. Queen.
sold for export to Europe. private. Mild coffee
quiet The stock of Rio aud Santos New York 1876 4e7
bags; at Galveston $500 do at New Orleans SGD do
Mobile, 5000 do at Hampton Roads, 4o34 do at Bal
timore 50,337 do; ahoa floating for United States to
February 25 lo5697 purchased United States to
March 25 10000 do. We quote Ordinary cargoes l5}.c
l5s4c. fair do, lie ALIKE good do Use lSc; prime
do 1Slsc IS7c.; range for lots 5sc 19lsc
Santos fair 90 good lie. Sc gold ninety days; Java
government bags nc 2ic do grass mats 22c 2Jc
Singapore do. ls1sc 2oc Ceylon, l7sc. l9c; Mara
cabo Ice ls1s..; Laguayra, l71sc isJsc; jamaica
l6.c. lSc 81 Domingo loo 15Sc.; Porto Rico lie
Mexican i7c. Isc Manila lie lsc; Angostura lie
1sc; Savanilla l6c. a lSc. Curacao, tic lie,
closed barely steady The closing prices today compare
with saturdays closing prices As iolows-
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dsburse TO their customers 10 the end that April settle
menis may be adjusted, financial incidents which
more less affect the money situation and naturally
influence tho price OF investment securities; but the
friends of government bond interest feel well ort
fed in the belief that they will witness early adj
vance
Tho close steady at the following quotations.
United States currency SKIES, 1868 126A; do do,
$751; registered, 1915 l2lN do. do, do, coupon,
1928 1924 do. twenties 1865 registered lls7S
llsss; do do, do, coupon, 1lS}s a1lSssi do do
do, new, registered, 1lsH a l19ls; do do, do,
coupon, llszS ll9A do. do 1867, registered l2l Z
1919 do. do, do, coupon, 12l4 12l'S do. do,
1S6S, registered, 122k 123A; do. do, do, coupon,
1924 1884 do do do n-forties, registered ll7sS
all75S do. do. coupon 1ls5s 1l9; do. hves, 1881,
registered, lis 1lSi4; do do do, coupon, lls5s a
1855.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These dull but firm in the late afternoon deal
ings Fort Wayne nrsts brought 1171z ST Paul nrss.
ll5H l16; do la Crosse Division 1929 do. Sinking
Funds, IS; Lake Shore consolidated coupon nrss,
lO7; Union Pacific nrsts, 1885, Sinking Funds, Ola
and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon
gold bonds 03K e37S.
Tho following were the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds-U Union Pacific 1rss, 105 to 1855
Union Pacific Land Grants, 103 to l0S4; Union Pacific
Sinking Funds 81 to 9l2l Central Paci1cs, 1914 a
107H,
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The recent consolidation of prominent mines on the
south end of the Comstock Lode embraces the follow


The organization is known the Consolidated
Imperial Mining Company. Its stock has been admit
ted to the san Francisco Stock Exchange and will be
called this week.
The Marposa tunnel is $40 feet long with the head
ing trap rock. The Crosscut No. is 3S7 feet long
in slate and has passed through lode OF low grade
gold twenty seven feet thick.
RAILWAY MEMORANDA
The following are the Michigan Central Railroad
earnings for the third week in March :-ls76.
Sill, 2ol 10; 1878, sllS,SlO 81 Decrease in 1876,
Sl109 01
Tho earnings and expenses of the ST Eouis, Kansas
City and Northern Railway follows February
1876 earnings, $3.50 $40; expenses, 5O,3ls'o4 Net
earnings, slS2, 500 SO
The following shows the earnings OF the Denver and
Rio Grandc Railway for the week ending March Il,
1876
Freight uncluding contradictory. ......... s464 SOS
l.sscngcrs rs, tj0
Gross earnings main line, 12U miles, as
S6e0 Col
Gross earnings, man line, same mileage same
week. lo'o.sss..... bj5, 6S0
Increase per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $57,o71
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MONDAY. March "a, 1876

jersey 5S'''s'1 c i',e''. 47oe % oSss $50
T:i': s5ts ls ' &. lSSssss assSs
run horned cattle than been weeks past the
greater proportion allowed 20 lbs Prices ranged
IS lbs to IS lss has allowed new a. sstst6 .trSss
yard; c. Eastman sold Tor self MIS- r. carload:
a S,nd 9,c per IS sG ,Si. 81 ew. strong
illinois lie iiisc per 10, weigh. cwt. IS
nH aG sass :e S % r sd 10 q Sn .
n eT so II for D ia Illinois, ~gns seS
weights S s~ 81 cws sw, Is sw q e llinois steer;
b Benedict wss q 80 .s a. o Us
iS.' Weight =, ewt; for ratsner CO.. So illinois
steers al iosc he per b. weight 7S ewt for self 80
e% n0t u icfy'i Cary Sold Or JSan mas"y Illinois
asss Fs ~t sSreSard Pp Merritt s%d c
ii.s i2,fs per III weight * ewS; 70 iIiinci:
sold for self is illinois steers al sSc per H.,
gSs aIxo sw s,sSn TO- Vail dis csw sold
strong q Illinois steers E. loe per lS with $40 on ,he ot
sold or Morris waixss - ILLINOIS steers at es per h.,
o. IS Illinois a. Zoe per ID, weight ew, 81
sold Tor self 81 Illinois steers at Zoe ID weights cwt
aes4 cwt 30 Illinois at iose per h., weight *
Aiierton 10 no. esic. per H. weight - cw,;
Illinois NJ II head. weight
81 cwt lO5 Illinois steers at loc per b. weights Ga cwt
o., SO Illinois lOc lOi4c per H.. weight
G.. Kahn sold for self car load OF mixed Kentucky
cattle at che losc H. weight 7cwt. d. Waixel sold
weight cw; 23 Illinois steers lOisc ike. per H.,
weight "a cwt. 81 Illinois at lie Ike.
per 10. WEIGHTS y cwt a7cwt Martin. Fuller Co sold
ier W Reid 80 Illinois steers 2, Joe Ios per D. weights
A. Illinois NJ lie Use per H. weight 7st
cw; j. y. Saddler "a Illinois steers. lie. IKE
ysnla steers A ioAe per ~, weight, Of ewt; for b Il
Sherman, 90 nois steers, at lp1c III weight,
Ga cwL Sold on commission, a. stilied cows. at
e1sc. lie per lb weights; o1s cwt
Missouri steers At 1915. lie. per ID. weight,
80 Missouri steers AT lie. h. weight rs cwt.;
63 Missouri steers at iusc u 40 per H. weight IA cwt,
eirsch, Meyer Co.. iS llincis luac per h.
weight 81 strong ~ Illinois lose per H.,
with 81 on per head weight ga 80 Illinois
lOiac iOisc h. weight "a cwt; ~ Illinois steers
Z cwt strong; is Illinois steers AZ ioiac a
lose per 10, weight 90 cwt; 40 Illinois
lc per To-, with ~ OIL head weight ~ cwt scaut
cwt, "a Illinois steers At lie per H. weight cwt 20
Gs Illinois az lOtc. l2isc per H., weight "a
40 Illinois steers ~ iuaac per H., weight cwt
SHEEP LAMBs.-Trade slow heavy quail
lty from good 20 choice several car loads OF sheep
~ sac per h. ycarling lambs ~ SIC. per 10. I;
spring lambs &C. per To- Jndd Buckng Cham sold 2u9
i5s30 lbs a. 7c per III iS sheep weight 1880 lbs,
74c H. also sold during the past week, III sheep
head 81 ~; kasc dcvck sold Jip ltdiana
sheep, weight 3l-O lbs. ~ &C. per 10 sa Indiana sheep
O7iO lbs. IS 40 per cwt; l47 Ohio sheep, weight
iT51J lbs at s.c per g. ~ Ohio sheep. weight 1871 80
sheep average per head s70l ,. Kirby sold 555 State
sheep weigai lbs. 7c per ID. 81 state sheep.
weight 500 - - per ewt los state sheep weight
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I4o2o lbs, at TIC per 10; i6 state sheep, weight.
$3.50 lbs. a1Sc per To- II Surfing lambs weight "V IDS
at I4c Der H. Halenbeck Davis sold ~ sheep. weight
$40 lbs at re per H. 80 sheep weight G26 bs at Sc
Per H.. l65 sheep, weight 1870 lbs at &C. per 10
Hume Elliott sold l72 Ohio sheep weight lf2oN IDS AZ
CSC per H. lS3 OHIO sheep weight 1910 lbs NJ c per
lb AZ State sheep Weigh, 44lO lbs az &C. per 10 W
state sheep weight $50 lbs. 7ac per To- ~ Michigan
sheep, weight 2 $40 lbs. NJ Tie per H. sis Mehsan
sheep ~ $40 lbs 7c per To- also sold during the past
week 6.237 sheep. average per head ~ 90
Much CowS-rhose 20 hand were held on sale =, -.
NKALs CALvKs.-rrade small; 10 calves we're solo az
7sc per H. 6calves at Stsc. per lb.-all meal fed
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THE MARINE BANK.

The President of the Marine Bank states that MI.
Mcigs, the bank examiner, will not make any investt
CATION into the affairs of that bank account OF ihs
dcfalcation of its bookkeepe O. +. Hcdden HI
says the amount lost will be made up by BODIES riendi
and Hedden's suretes The report that another ocei
Of the bank IS implicated is denied.
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

yesterday afternoon Custom House Inspector Shear
man seized, the Atlas line steamship Carbe ]. so
cigars and large OF cigarettes and turned Their
into the seizure room. The articles IN question wer
not inscribed on the manifest Of the ClaribeI
A rumor was current at the Custom House yesterda
that Mr.. French, Of sag Harbor, I. l., had boon an
pointed Appraiser Of the PORT vice Darling resigned
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes in closing prices since Saturday are

ADVANCE DECLINE
The changes in closing prices since Saturday are as
iolows:-
ADvAxoE-c C. and l. C., L. Lake Shore. =:
Michigan Central "a Missouri Pacific a Rock Island
u; 81 Paul, preferred, a Western Union, %.
DECLINE, C., C. and l., "a; Northwestern, pre-
erred, - New Jersey Central, q ST. Paul common,
sTArIoNSRY Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Atlantic
md laclhc Telegraph, New York Central Delaware and
Lackawanna, Erie, Hannibal and 81 Joseph common
nd preicrre, Harlem, Illinois Central, Northwestern
common. Ohio and Mississippi, Pacific Mail Panama
quicksilver, Wabash and Union Pacific.
MONEY MARKEr.
The supply Of money to-day made the basis
III and per cent although exceptional were 81
md per cont, especially the close OF business
The following were the rates OF exchange New
fork at lho undcrmentoncd cities to-day :--Savan-
oah, unchangcd; Charleston, easier, unchangcd GIN
riunau very firm, so TO 100 premium; New Orleans
commercial par bank, Is premium; ST. Louis, 80 pre-
MUM; Chicago, % premium. Foreign exchange was
arm prime sterling asking rates 81 and 4.eo selling
rates, 4SG1s 1904 and s9ls a 4S9ii rcichmarks
a5 and 95s 96 cables. ecj4 oels prime Paris SlSa.
and 5Ils
TnE GOLD nARKEr.
Gold opened at III and closed 1872, all the sales
Of the day having been these ngurcs The rates
paid Tor carrying were ~ 80 per cent
OPERATIONS oP TnE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances. SSll,407
currency balances. p36.SlS
Gross clcarances. 90 20I 900
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT
currency exchanges So, III, $50
currency uaiahees.... S53a,ebO
1od cN,hahgrs'... -..................... ',DDo3i
1od balances. et3,Ol3
THE FoEEIGS NAgNEL
The London adviccs report gain OF f55 900 by the
Bank OF England balance to-day. Consols ana
United States bonds are firm advance OF a az
per cent Tho incrcUe Of specie by The Imperial Bank
OF Germany for the week was 5.62l, 900 marks The
following are the quotations at ave r. w. ;-Consos
for money, % $40; do, Tor account, g4t4 % 10;
1865 bonds, old 1883; 1867 bonds, losA ten-iorty
bonds, 1855 1C6s nvos, 100 a1O6A; Eric, lS5s
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer today paid s32 900 gold
en- Of and $4,000 in redemption OF
hvc-twenty bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Investment securities generally steady and We
quote iolows:-Chicaeo, Burlington and Quincy,
1lSA Rock Island 1lO5s Al1Ols; New Jersey Central
107 a 1914; G, G., c. and l., 56al New York Central
Ils; Adams Express, 1OsA4; American Express, 63;
United States Express 7Oh IL Pennsylvania Coal
270
GOVERNMENT BONDS
While these cannot Tor the moment be described as
strong there SIN evident desire on the part OF
investors and institutions to avail themselves OF low
prices whenever they exist Hence active purchasing
such as was witnessed totay Tho weakness OF gold
and The abstraction Of money from tho local banks by
country Institutions which IN turn and necessary to
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EXPLOSION IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday afternoon an explosion occurred in
Japan oven In the iron works Of John L. Mott Ia
Walton street, Harrison, Brooklyn. William
BARTLETT workman, severely scalded about the
head and body. He was removed 10 the Long Island
College Hospital
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Tho folowng arc lhe phIladelphia stock quOtatiOns

NEWS.
The following table of prices of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph
from San Francisco is furnished by Mr.. William
Ward (Drexel Building):-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March 81. 1876
ordinary, iosss Net receipts 2as bales. Exports coast
wise. SIS. Sales. 735. stock. II 800
Cotton quiet; middIins Isle low mddng i2lac good
ordinary lie Nes .cesrts soss bales gross a i,
MonlLr, March 27, 1870.
Exports coastwise, DOB. Sales. LOO Stock, 4ee94
SAVANNAH, March q 1876.
U5dnssy oas Net s. es s,t 81 bales Exports coast
Cotton quiet; middllng. l3lsc l3'4c low middling;
bales bales E2 s d sSSS $751; Sales 500
oswEeo March 81 1876.
M%satas nS 81 ao 60 white Michigan
white Michigan 81 60 Corn firm at Csc Barley ne s;
9 Sosd and SIS Sy SbsIsS
shorts, 81 sls shps!ua SIG ss %iddlinss 81 ss
York. ioc Albany, SOC. -, ~, - ,s-s
In store and anoat-wheat, IIoo,i5i bushels; corn,
1882 do C"s. do barley - oie so rye
500 bills. wheat. asoo bushels corn 1900 do;
5 wheat SSJsy bushels ?S corn a6oSo o"
do barley 1000 do Flour quiet hrm sales o. Goo SS
Corn quiet m sales OF six cars new on .sses az Re-
inactive. Barley dull; no sales. Seeds dull unchanged
Highwines inactive; nominallY 81 10 for city made
CHICAGO, March 81. 1876.
Gu sSy .S and Il T No. wnf s.
April, 81 OH May No do, Gle REJECTED Sic Corn s1
S ;tp9ns aaa hsaas NJ Nay
have sales 5Sc 6Oc spot 5s1sc. April,
Bake. May Rye steady and firm at soc Pork easier but
Lard-Demand air and prices have ADVANCED; sses az
$1J Suspot; x1i Sl4 O21s May, $li lI1s Sl3 ~
June Bulk steady and firm shoulders; ssc; short
rib mddes, l2Sc. short clear middies, l2Sc Whskey-
Good demand full prices sales at 81 " Receipts
1900 bbs flour 5000 bushels wheat, 5000 do corn,
1900 do oats 1000 do barley 400 do shipments
1900 bbls -four. 10000 bushels wheat 5000 do corn,
5000 do 5000 do barley 1000 do At the after
noon call the Board-Wheat unsettled and lower, at
81 o2s4 April 81 OPS 81 OK May Corn easier a. s9sc
May. Pork dull s,2 10 $22 TBS May s22 % June.
Lnrd quiet and unchanged. Oas-Demand light but hold
firm; No 2 33c 33l4c spot; $3.50 April, 1850 May
rejected, PC.
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BANK SHARES AND STATE BoSDs.

BANK SHARES AND STATE BoNDs.
These neglected. and with the exception of a
few sales District OF Columbia 3t5s at TO- trans
actions are recorded Fifty shares of the Bank of
Commerce sold at lis.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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Delivered on contract 100 bales For future delivery the
sales follows Saturday, after T. MApril
100 bales at 1889 May 100 137sc 2Ol NJ Is % 70
June no at - 5S2c., 1850 II 3iGc July 1000 AZ
lee August 500 at l4sc. Total, 1900 bales To-day
up 10 two r. M-Apri 1850 bales at 10 0i6c. 200 al
10 1889, 100 at Is 9lec 10 10 l7-2c. 1870 At
10 el6c 200 at 10 1880, LOO at iJ1sc., $40 AZ
1917 Sae, 200 At 10 o-i6e 800 at II l7s2c May 200
IL 1916, LOO at Is "a Sic ZOO at i35sc, 200
- 1916, 200 a. rs 27s2c 400 at ID Is-lec.,
eeostl9 slGe 10y al - 25sae. $500 at l5sc COO AZ
a ss2e 400 At INse. s,o - BE 1900 Al IA Lice,
800 At SIC, 500 ut lfc 80 Ia 132c, at
4 Lies July go a. Il 56c, 500 a. u IS2c $40 at
IL ij-,c., 100 a II l3-52c. Total $500 bales Grand
total a.. 200 bales The receit the ports
lows Oalvcstun 22 bales; New Orleans saSy; Mobile
$50: Savannah 43i, Charleston, lO7; Wilmington los.
Norfolk, l.2JO New York. 46a Boston. 2i9. Philadelphia
25S Total, 1902 bales. This day last week, la37a
This last year. II tr5. Total since September l.
a12O $50 bales Cuton heights closed oows TO Ilavrc
By steam &c. cumprcssedg 90 Hamburg BY steam, ssc
cumpresScd to Bremen, by steam &c. compressed TO
Liverpool 1921. by steam; by sail ufod. Market
FLOUR Observation-Disclosures 1855 bbls; wheat,
qS bushels. meal, ~ bbs 3fj sacks: oats
~ $50 bushels; 81 400 do rye 10 do barley IL
do. barley malt. 3.jfS The -four was arm
though quiet. shipping extras held hrmcr
prices a The sales, including state Western
and southern. iS.upO bills annexed anota-
lions sold 10 the Of 275 bbis a 81 30
IS Corn meal adv, with sales Of 800 bbs and
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l., March ~. 1876.
Printing cloths are dull with weaker feeling, though
Without gu table change in price.
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1000 do. ......bc
200 Nor & Fss lst.bc
80 ~ Nor a rs I'd b c
luOC = a Ash new.
2tNp y Y Cen SIS, 81.
1000 Mich Sou So
500 North Mo LIST. 80.
900 Erie ith m. .....
5000 G 4 LIST, 81 ! br.
90 Cen Pac old b.
5000 West Pac bonds.
5000 Ohio * NJ I'd. b c
300 do............
1000 I'm Pac itR LIST.
80 shs Blk of Com. 4.
900 Union Min Co. b c
> Penn Coal......bc
= n.l A. nal 49,. -.
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glorious sunshine coming nom the Almighty himself
and dispel It. Isn't IL splendid 70 lit ourselves above
these pretudices and 70 say, 'fhank God, republican
and democrat alike Il Is glorious delight thai IN whaa
darkened with the charge OF guilt We ind an inno
eencA radiant in It's character feel as II nspra
tlon raining down upon you and upon me- II Is
that blessed Of noble justice that raises above
the petty prejudices Of mankind
ILLNESS sroRRR
Here Mr.. Storrs stopped, and after leaning against
the table for moment said TO the Court
"If Your Honor please, II distresses me 20 ask an
other favor or this Court but subject 70 palpita
ton Of the heart and speak only with great dnulty to-
day. Allow me 10 stop for ten minutes. F"
Colonel Dyer requested that Mr. Storrs be permitted
10 finish his speech Monday.
The Court granted the request and ordered an ad-
journment
sMorHKRED PROOFS
The fact that the Joyce Babcock letters used by tho
defence TO prove that their alliance political one
were turned TO them by joyce, through his at
torney, Ex-Governor Fletcher has evoked great deal
of comment Il has confirmed the impression that
Joyce is actively sympathzing with the defendant and
still hoping for Executive pardon The letters are
supposed 20 be some Of those which Mrs joyce had
quilted her petcoats her recent visit 70 her hus
band Jefferson City, but while they given 70
the defence others Of far more important character
which date from later period and presumed to DO
signed "Bullhnch" and ''B Finch" and which the
prosecution wanted 10 get hold Of still elude their
grasp The important testimony OF Major Grimes was
obtained by the government through the sister or
Mcdonald, Mrs Tom Walsh who told another woman
who again told another &c, till reached the wtfo Of
friend OF Colonel Dyer who gave the latter the infor'
pnffnn
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FOREIGN PORTS

BUEsos AYnKs Jan s-.Arriyed, schrs Baker. ooOh.
rian B), McDoaald, Montreal; losh Gan Eden Blair.
Fosset Bordeaux 18th. Tatay, Pcttis Newport E brig
Carrie Winsow. Carter. Portland
Sailed Dec ~, bark Meganticook Hemingway Coonie
and Bestro ! an schr b Mion Young. Genoa; Sth,
brig John Shay. Nickerson, Compana; 18th, barks 3
Spring small Rosario Mathilde 0ctavie 3F), Pelieteer.
81 Thomas; 10th. Martin Brett Peterson suhrs
Benson Duh. Santa Fe; lSth Peter Crowel Chase 81
Thomas
In port Jan To- bark Devonshlre FaIk unc; briga Han
Columbe. Brereton; Amelia Emma Field, andJ Hasel
tine. Hodsdon, do.
BAHIA, Jan si-In port brig Lissie KImban. storer
from Pernamoueo for New York, ldg; schr Joseph Whae
Reed. from Pernambuco
cAhDEnAs Fsb l7-salsd schr Ralph Carlton. Harkness
north Of Hatteraa
HAxASA Feb ls-Arrved. bsrks Q W RosevelA Hsrzimsa
New York Albert Eastman Philadelphia; brig lQe houEn
ton, Rood Newpcrt l9sh steamers FEMALE
Maisso op Fsnt New Orleans; schrs Edward Waite, Lee
Cardiff; Fhebs Msdoro New York.
HALuIx. Feb is-Sailed, neamcr George -Wnshingtony
Whitehead, New York brgs Florence ODD, DcmersrA'
Nickerson (Br), Jamaica
La LInrrTAD, Jan 2e-Arrived, bark cyane. Psrriman
San Francisco
LocEroRr. Ns Feb isArivso. sshr cessols gr'. ffom
Inagua . .>t
MosrsyrDro, Jan I4-Arived brig cornslis pu'cho.
zeven, Montreal for ordern-
Cleared Dec "a bark viking Drl Hopkins San Echolas
In port Jan 20 barks Sarah Dudman Br) Dudman icr
New York ldg; Arletta Dow from Bordeaux arrived iuth
dsw Jennie ID CBr. shearer disg. brig Amercus baas
ftom hsrssileA arrived i2th, do sehrS hashs 1o's