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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

GOOD all wool pants made to order At
$3.50, apd guarantee! to tit, At ii. Frank
y Bro closing out sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
IU-ttay's Race.

Last night some little excitement WAS
noticeable in sporting circles, in conse-
quence of the Barrett-Clator race to-day.
Clstor seems TO be the general isvorite,
although in some Instances odds have
been gwen by admirers on Barrett. The
prospects are fair, from all lndicst ons,
Tor good race.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

ATTENTION, GENTS II. Frank & Bro.
are making al wool pants to order for
81. 80, and made in first class style. Give
them call and convince yourself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

ATH. Frank 81 Bros great c.osin 9
out sale to quit business, you can get
knit shirts at Is cents.
Good drawers at Is cents.
Good ogercoats at S275.
Good jeans pants at 10 cents.
Good business suits at $500.
And all other goods st less than manu-
facturer's price, to o'e out the complete
stock. Now is your chance for bargains
Do not be mIs.ead, but call at 46
Twelfth street II. Frank IL Bro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

The cheapest shoes IN the city at L. V
Bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
81 l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

ENTs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received 81 l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

OYSTERS In every style at Neuhsu-
sens Belvedere Garden.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

Coop black Kid Gloves for 80 cents st
j. W. FerrePs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

If you want TO get suited IN q pair of
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

The Oyster Parlors OF Mr. A. Neu-
hansen should be visited by every one
who likes oysters fried IN butter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
RUPTURE

Those wishing Relief AID cure FOR Rup,
rurr should con suit Dr. j. A. 81 HERMAN
25S Broadway, New TOrk. send lOc for his
new book, with Pho O graphic likeuoSsc-
OF bad cases before ana after cure. Beware
OF cheats who pretend 10 furnish Dr.. Shcr.
ans treatment.
one OF these fellows, "A German clerk
now calling himself Dr. v. O. Crcmpicu ,is
indicted on complaint OF Dr.. = ana awaits
trial Tor forgery and enlightenment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
10 j. w, FERRELs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
C0NDENS.D TIME TABLE.

+Daily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ,,,,o,, TIT.
tSteubenvllie Accommodatlon.II ms
80 IJring the day passes backward and
,,rtgari between Martins Ferry anu
igllaile, stopping when required at Sner
urun House, EJnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill. "
FINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, ia effect on and alter FIJI
day, May D, 1877:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

and all the delicacies of the season
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Wheeling, with n population OF about
10000. has teen styled, and perhaps col
rectly, the "City of Churches" there be-
ing twen,y-seven places wherein the
Word OF God is propounded and our
people listen TO the doctrines OF hoy
writ In faci, it is generally conceded
tina, in this city Christianity noIds su
prcme sway, and that the Bible is the
ppIy hook wherefrom knowledge OF a
religion is CLEANED. But how prone are
mortals TO error, and how deceptive the
outside or surface appearance OF things
worldly. 1t is in the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-02

eminent, Ii might bs considered eqliIva..
lent ID tho executive iii the national
government sending the question be=
fore the Electoral Commission. There
fore, he stated most positively that. un-
iii The presidential controversy was
settled, he would leave that Important
question unineumbefed. He said that
II Was hiH intention TO maintain the
same condition OF affairs with regard 10
The oontesting parties, and. the militia
commander had been fully Instructed
10 this eifeet but In case OF an aggres,
siye movement on the part OF either q
the rival factions, designed 10 dtstut1
The stst,t que, OF take advantage OF the
either, he would promptly. direct Glen
Augur 10 assume charge Of the afairs
Of the state and establish q militat,
government, 10. continue Until the CIV
question was decided, He said tina
beth Packard and Nichols were beha,v
| Ing extremely we'll, and PARTICULAR,
eemrlimented Gov. Nichols.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-02
CITY LICENSES or 1877.

DEPARTMENT. or FtHhH6B CRY Halt.
hsw Orleans. January ~, 18TH
City Licenses for 1877 IRE now due and payable
- Cash ID this Department.
.t.s following rates VI discount VIII BIG allow
Cd, te-wit.
five per cent from date hereof until JanuHfy
st. ts7z
Three per cent from February to February
10, ie7T. inclusive
Two Der cent from February 10 TO February
~. 1917, inclusive.
jaiatfsss j. g. DENIS, Administrator.
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rICTuRRs or SENATOR'S.
Jehu ksderts Merheissn, she Democratic
Senator fram New Jcrsey.
IN. Y. Tribunal

IN. Y. Tribuee,1
The new Democratic Senator from
New Jersey, John Roderie Mcpherson,
was born ia Livingston county N. Y,
May Q. 1888. and Ia OF Scottish origin.
He was educated In the public schools
and at the Geneseo Academy. On leav.
Ing school, he engaged In farming and
stock raising, which he continued until
his twenty-tifth year. He then went to
interested In stock dealing. u business
In which he Is still engaged. In 1869
he was elected to the Hudson City Board
of Aldermen and served six years, be-
Ing reelected each year without opposi-
ton. For three years he was President
of the board. He was the principal
mover In the establishment OF the Feo-
pies Gaslight Company Of Hudson
county, N. j., and was It's President an
til he severed his connection with the
association. In 1874 he was elected to
the New Jersey Senate. During his
term as Senator he took n firm stand
road monopolies, then supported by the
State House Ring. He was also instru-
mental In securing the enactment Of the
general railroad law OF the State. He
served on the Senate Committee on Mu-
nicipal Corporations, Banks, Insurance
and Commerce. In 1864, Mr.. McPher-
son constructed the stock yards ut Hud-
son City and became one OF the proprie-
tors. He also designed and constructed
the buildings now used by the Central
Stock Yard and Transit Company at
Harsimus Cove. He Is president of the
company, Is largely interested in the
Philadelphia abattoir, and Is the lessee
of all the stock yards on the Erie Rail-
road at Buffalo, Port Deposit, and Oak
Cliff. Mr.. Mcpherson Is the inventor
OF the cars In which live stock is now
transported, and which enable dealers
to avoid the cruelty which unavoidabiy
attended the old system. Although his
interests are largely in New Jersey, Mr..
Mcpherson has spent a great portion
Of the last two years at Altoona, Pa,
experimenting the building Of his stock
cars and devising further improve
ments.
Mr.. Mcpherson re-entered the polit-
ical field last fall as presidential cleo
tor on the Tilden and Hendricks ticket,
and much OF the success of the New
Jersey Democracy Is said to be due to
his energy. He Is a Democrat of pro-
nounced views, and representative In
sentiments and aims OF the great BODY
OF his party in New Jersey. He will
succeed Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
lRep. In the United States Senate on
the 4th Of next March.
o 1.------
Wants, for rent, Tor sale advertisements jnserf-
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ron RENT.

fIsO RENT Three elegantly furnished rooms.
L IN Il central location. convenient ~ i've
lines Of city railroads, 10 rsnts ON very fsasonA~
fIt more conveniently located or bettsr ftfhs
ishsd appointments COR be had IL the city
For particulars call ut The 6fflss OIL ths DHM6s
HnATs
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= 2 = : : ? ' : =
WANTS.


xAfANTEpAsA YOUNG MAN or GOOD Bt ia
w ness qualifications aud address desires sllls
pleymsnt Understands ths wholesale Httd fs 81
fHil efgsafy business. aiid will work I0f sfiHli
salary, Address III Y Democrat offices, ia9s
tAfANTHD- STRANGERS AND. VIH1TOhe
w 10 know that nicely furnished fo6Hlsa, VIII "
ar Without board, can be. fsntea NJ tsa psnM
street. one III Che most dssifabls leealltiss ~
Tie city Hates reasonable. Apply on the
Depot aud Fashion Emporium. ts4 Canal stfHst:,
asaA atl -
MtANTEp :. SECONDHAND GAtiftIAd ls
w ahd ugsiss Any ghs haylns a snpl ,.a aaa
sais tsf them By calling ot Il, 4. Maddos %
Gafendsiet street. Also. full stock " 4'afs
tatausss Ghiid's carriage and Cradle. a most
wonderful combination, III short, inll stgsk
II, everything .appeftaini1g to DE Daft iakss
bnsit,sssszsii II Which will be sold nj reduced
urissa 10 suit the times The. community ls
most cordially Invited To coll atta sEaHihs as w
Garbndsist strssts x..as
no94 am ~, Fl MABboAs Z
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GRANT AND LOUISIANA.
The President Compliments Governor
Nichols for His Conduct.
legrsphic Correspond
Courier-Journal.l

Especial Geographic Correspondence Of the
Courier-Journal.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The President
stated yesterday in conversation that,
though very much pressed to interfere
in Louisiana in respect to the rival gov
ernments, he had uniformly declined
to recognize either government, and that
he had no intention OF doing so under
any circumstances whatever, short OF d
formal showing of the results OF the
election after the investigation and re-
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ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE., CRY HAIL. +
New Orleans, January NO. 1871. I
Sealed proposals for the Lease Of the Louis
lana Avenue steam Ferry. f5f the term u I've
years. will be received III this 6fflee, up TO ~
e,ploek III. on FRIDAY, February d, LETT,
Specifications on fits In this office.
rhs city reserves The right TO reject any and
nil proposals., GHAs. GAvANAG.
Administration Of Commerce.
IAN ~ as a6Afs7
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ihe tr,jyAlai,A iii MI aUEB feiEbEllR I'D tfIe Hfhts
saat,sia. third fourth Aid hflh districts Ihsfegf
pfoylaes, also, for ths transfer Of aasss III tile
heaeud Judicial District Court 10 Vie appropriate
District Court of The First Judicial Dlstfiets
ACCORDING 10 HeFteH,
lily Mr.. Jonas 10 repeal several acts, Section
fst,ssis ADJ IA uf 1908, establishing the Metro
,,olal, pglies. atts Al ana BT Of 500, act p9 uf
isgp act al Oh 1870 aet Bf Of 1870, no % II 1870
ast bib oil 1874, set 90 Of 1874 sil relating 70
the metropolitan Police Section . pfeyid 60 That
The city oil New Orleans, through I've Mayor aud
Administrators. on aud after the nftsenth day of
March, 1877. be empowered 10 establish aud orr
astias ppiss force fef The city, Section D. THAT
Tie rufes shal be- entirely Under the e1nttol 81
the city, which shall provide fef tbs passas 81
suitable ordinances to hat Effect on OF bsiote the
fifteenth OF March nett.
The Bsnsts AT his period met the House n
iB,bb session and proceeded t9 bsliit for uatsa
alstss Hsnainf witb the following RESULT.
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NJ s / ii IL 4 k|,s 5'3asaRYs Hssss,say.

jHzH 1877 hEMUH VI ts7Gh pes
ns,ttee U f,ltlseHss nmnM III Luntsthnay
Ranking Department., New Orleans. JAatshfy
4, isfI.3Ths ntittial slsptipn fgf Dlfagtyts ~
a n ill., saf Hanlisa House Y on MONDAY t Fai
eHfy, ia7T, between the hours OF A.. IN mi aud
i h. n, JAS. il. TAHLlTON,.
II Hi aaat aV ttn CASHIER
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RAILROADS.
JACOBSON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. pc, I2VIs AID CHICAGO
On and after Monday. H9y.W, IgTg. trains dsa
part and afrivs as feliewsi From Calliepe stfes'
depot: $500
Mall. 1850 .. N. Mall. ...as..ti 40 y %
i2pbftais 9pHs \. +; 'i sleiatfsa az 1
a tsrs1s Il st' Louis Chicago lealss'ls aaa
Only aas ehange ef Sleeping Cars 70 Eastsrn
cities. Accommodating train runs als thr ny
MoGornb City Tickets for sale hnd information
given Ut "a Camp street, corner Common. unaef
0''' "o" AID. SHELDON. Agent
E. y. FHosT General Manager. 1918 ely
THE NEE No921p tLSHhnsaI kEP ll MOULIN BAIL
THE GREAT THROUGH HoUTE TO TIN
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta an yia BE- Louis.
CARRYING THE u. y MAIL
Trains arrive and pspart from Depot. f1cs 81
Canal stfsst. ~ follows;
EXPRESS -. .s:s a. m. Express. sas " o.
Express. .... 500 d. IN. EHprsss....4 s.ss D ~
Pullman Palace Cars daily 10 Cincinnati, Lou
isyills, Eashgilla md bt. Louis, Without ehhnk5
and only one change to asw York and Eastern
cities.
strests. opposite City Hotel
10, p E tl,e 1s sg q sns,
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rsiday Mcraims, February q. 1877.

rhe esriee et the New orleans BEMe-
gMAT bea been Removed trsas Z q Camp
street ~ amp Gravier street
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RESTAURANTS.

A UGUSTEs
II COMMERCIAL RESTAURAFT.
107 ICustomhouse street. between Royal Rnd
ound at this establishment all the delicaciee of
the season, as also the choicest Of wines. There
are commodious and airy rooms for travellers. %
well as private dinfngrooms upstairs for we'd
dings soirees. ETC.. all at very reasonable rates.
131y'7a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-8c LOWER; YuTrREs
CLOSED QUIET, But sTEApY-FLoUR HIoHEa-
WHEAT HIGHER CORN HIGHER OATS
HIGHER-wHIsKEY HIGHER-PoRK AND LARD
HiGHER-PErBoLEUM DULL--sPIRIrs OF TuR-
PENrINE QUIET-RosIS QUIET--oIs QUIET
COFFEE FIRM-sUGAR rIRM-rREIGHTs DULL.
WEDNESDAY, April 25-6PM.
There was moro excitement in the markets which
are influenced by war news than ever On Change
the excitement rose nigh and holders OF goods were
all a. sea. scarcely knowing what to ask Tor their
modities Flour, wheat corn, oats, pork and whskey
wcrc greatly advanced, and the markets In most
closed Grrn Frcghts dull Cotton the spot
nc lower Futures closed quiet, but steady os pe,ro-
leum naval stores were quiet.
CovrEE-The market for Rio firm Mt the advance OF
yesterday $50 bags sold Fearless al Ike. Tor strict
good ordinary The Tor mild coffee firm, with
good demand the The business for the past
week reported follows 10 056 mats java ex II.
Honcs and 400 Singapore, sold before arrival
private terms 1880 bags Laguayra, sundry vessels
sold for consumption ut 1875. 2oc. 1857 bags St. Do
ningo. In transit Europe. and 47o4 d. Maracaibo so7
do Costa Kca 6s3 do jamaica ABA do. St. Domingo aud
2s4 do Mexican sold in lots for consumpu N within
the range. The stock of mild coffee IN first
hands Ia follows:-15Of4 grass mats Java.
1859 do. Singapore, SOB bags Ceylon, 1886
do Maracaibo, 2425 do. Laguayra. $3.50 do.
Jamaica, 3.7o3 do st. Domingo, 2SS6 do Costa Rca.
loio 40 Mexican looD do Macnssar. ana ofz uo Savan
a Total stock 2o762 bags 1904 mats Java and 1869
do Singapore. We quote :-ordinary cargoes, 164c
lolac,; iar do, 1899. lss.c good do. Ice i9xc.
prime do, zoe. 2ohc. extreme for lots. 6ac.
2nlsc Santos fair good 1896. l9'4c, gold 30 days;
Java. government bags, 2oc 2c do mats, 23c
24c. Singapore l9c Gle; Ceyion. Toe. ale. Mara
caibo, lsc poe Laguayra, l9c. y DOC jamaica lie
lSc. t. Domingo. Ice. 16t4c Porto Rico, Sc 20c.;
Costa Rica. lsc 2lc. Mexican Use lolc Macassar.
Doe Curacao. lie. a Isle.
CorroS the spot easier and quo atons
duced 1sc, tho market closing quiet Liverpool came
quiet and unclaimed tor spot cotton; middiing quoted
mt I'D Sales 1000 bales. Arrivals were 1-52d lid.
cheaper Our market tor futures opened about Lice lower
than last evening quite active during the day and
closed quiet but steady with tho prices showing decline
for the day of from 10 to points the early and points
the later months The closing prices to-day
with Tuesdays tollUws:-
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iovS. registered, 1l4ka us; do. do, do, coupon,
ll4 115 DO. ten-fortes, registered, liz l12k do.
do. coupon. ll2k 1ia; do. nves, 1881, registered
hoy ll05s; do do, do. coupon, 1l1h lllT; do.
4ss's, 1891, registered, loS5< 1881
TnE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report consols x per cent
lower, selling at 94h for both money and account.
United States bonds are rm at yesterdays quotations.
Erie shade higher for the common. selling At on
A. Paris declined 10 l0 IS against 37k yes
terday. Tho sum OF Gao, 900 was withdrawn from
the Bank OF England balance to-day. Tho closing
prices In London show shade further decline, and
we're as follows:-consols for money, "a l-l6 94s
do. for account s4h; nvetweny bonds Of 1850. old,
l02h; do, 1867 l075s; tenforty bonds, 1917; new
Gves 1857; Erie common shares, 64; Erie preferred
shares, 49, New York Central, SAX; Illinois Central,
~. 7'
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue to-day, $500 900; customs receipts,
5000 900; bank notes received, 9c0, 600.
STATE BONDS.
In state bonds Virginia consolidated ex.maturcd
coupons sold at 10 District Of Columbia 6Ss brought
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y ws' ss sio sss and 500 d. prime $40 81
cay hoi =, Dc Bassr-issse,ps ss7e loxe. Marie,
iss to semmon g aas Western cAsese "a boxes AZ
se.sss ssa a ana ' airy ss r
s &C. s6ocs SiD sa. as Ss p . &c good
10 prime o.se asae pa'ns re 1ae. currency. Ron
sroAn Raw as ',easy bu, qrct We quote Pair
fair . choice; ese loas "a, ces,rfa.ri. hads and
ana boxes &c s'sc Porto Rico refining com non 90
i os refined isadsa fsy ds Ike Z OF sT' e. ios
granuated lie cut oaf 2ac. white c's. loss1
eadns II. e ssc re- following shows s he s"s s.a,i.,
cal position afraw sugar
Stock ta.eerta,ned by actual ' ~
count including specuia- -
Receipts sa A .se. aS sl s5s7 as ~ s sss 81
Totals e7.Ias i6Iss a37sis aso,
Sales since April l......... 2+15s a3o ioo.5al l5o5
Stock this day, April IS 1877 ~ 1875 essa iSoooa en7
~, ,..,.....;.,..; elsa7 a9.5s4 ai4sia o47o
~, 1879 .................. ioi 3os93 eo55o a43
80 isT4. 1850. 54.4e+ aoooi6 $40
srEARisF.-Reccipts.. hhd. and i15 uerres. he
market WAS quiet but rm 81 iierces city prime sold At
TsILow.-Receip,s. 7 hhd.. III bb,s and 7 casks The
mafset was hrm 40 sS,e Sue Tor city prime 1900 lbs.
wmlsKtY-Receips. aei bbis The M rket was excited
and higher; 81 bids. sold u, II iass.
held dr The market. tor an leading EXPORT s'si ap
beastahs particularly having been unsettled and hi sher
checked the ocean tonnage movement. ENGAGEMENTS
To Liverpool 100 bales hops private
90 tcrces beet is I'D 800 bps pork IS 3D. 700 hhds.
tAnw, recently, .5s grain ed noninally i'd
a5isd per bushel To London. steam - bales omes.
ties private terms. Charters bark 7DJ
tons hence TO Cork for orders. with 400 quarters
grain ut - Cd spanish brig. 3IJ tons, hence
10 Spanish port, with l.4Do bales refined
petroleum ON owners accounts American schooner 40
tons hence to north side Cuba and back.
~ 90 and port chargcs German brig Isl tons.
FORT Natal with raj cargo private terms schooner
with loo iioboken to Ap,naag At c one
293 toms from Savannah Mbridse. Me-. with lumber
% pcr NJ British brig 1873 tons. hence Porto
$1,000 schooner, with 500 con from Port Johnson
TO Galveston. ut - 10 per ton; bark Boston,
hence {" London with 1909 bbs renned petrole
LIST une clearance.
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RAILROAD DoSpS.

In New Orleans Louisiana consols sold AZ TAN a
TAX,
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SECOND BoARD-l 80 r. M.
SALES AFTER CALI

letter has been published signed by several prom
incnt firms and shareholders, who represent over
three millions and half OF tho Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railway Company, calling upon the stock.
holders to have committee appointed to investigate
the affairs Of the company II the shareholders in all
the other railroad companies insist upon a
similar investigation they would benefit their prop.
crty, If 1t is really valuable, and would point
public at large which the properties that are
valuable.
The following Is the Official report OF sales at tho
New York Open Stock and Gold Exchange
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ADVANCE And DECLINE
Tho following shows tho advance and decline In the
closing prices of the principal active stocks to-day
compared with those Of yesterday
DvANcE-wcstcrn Union, ~; Pacific Mail. u ;
Now York Central, ~; Lake Shore, In; Union Pa
cihc, x; Illinois Central q P,tsburg "a; North
west u; do. preferred, IL; Jersey Central, -
Rock Island, 2k ST. Paul, p; do preferred, "a ;
OHIO and Mississippi, "a Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western. ~; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, /; Delaware
and Hudson, l Michigan Central, u Burlington and
Quincy, Is; Morris and Essex, 81.
DKcLNE.-Panama, D; Atlantic and Pacific, IL
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RAILROAD bonds
Railroad bonds were Irregular, with the following
changes prices compared with The last previous
sale:-An advance OF per cent IN Milwaukee and ST.
Paul H. and M. divisonh y In Chicago anu Alton
lrsts, and i In New Jersey Central 6rsts new and
Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold sevens
There decline OF Y in c., Z. aud q. nrsts, and
y in New York Central SKIES Of 1883, tho arsts
coupons and Union Pacific Arsts.
BANK SHARES
Tho sales Of city bank shares wero American Ex-
change at l06 (exdvidcndl Park at 100. Hanover at
90, Continental at II, Importers and Traders at 100
and Merchants Exchange at 81 a 03.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks wore:--
MINING SHARES.

Tho following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Goud h
Curry, Il Savage, 8; Choilar Potosi. SO; Ophir. II
Hale Norcross, M; Crown Point, 7; Yellow Jacket,
Z; Belcner, 0; Imperial, III; Virginia Consolidated,
81 California, "a; overman 20; Raymond Il lily, 81 ;
Eureka G. ", 8; Best 4 Belchcr 81; Kentuck, AZ;
Union Consolidated, s.; Alpha, Is; Meadow Valley
X: Sierra Nevada, 81; Mexican, .; Caledonia, g.;
Silver Hill, X; Eureka Consolidated 2o Justice, O.;
Julia Consolidated, III The closing prices in San