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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from prao-
tice, haveng had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula oi
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and peunanant cure Of consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat aud lung affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for nervous debili-
ty and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curatiye
powers in thousands Of cases, has felt it
his duty TO make II known 10 his suffer
ing fellows Actuated by this motive,
and desire TO relieve human suffering,
! will send, free of charge, TO all who
desire il, the receipt, with full directions
for preparing, IN Gefman, French on
Eueaish, Send by mail BY addressins
with stump, naming the paper, w. w
sherar, he Powers Block, Rochester,
N, Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
Accidsntsl SHOOTING.

CLEyELASD, DcrrIGbsr iD.-Dr. Geo.
W. Angler, well known veterinary
surgeon. died this evening from the
effects Of 4 pistol shot received early on
Wednesday morning. The DECREASED
aud friend, John u Rice, vee visit.
ing together, when Rice drew q rvol.
yer tO show Il Ia Augier. The weapon
was in sOme way discharged, and the
ball entercd Anglers abdomen. kice
was arrested, bat claims ihssbooting 10
have been accidental Tic will he er.
auiined Saturday. The two insn were
old friends. Kice IL weli-io-sio farmer
in Ashtabula county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
Railroad Accident.

DErRolr, December ia special 20
the Free Press from Kalamazoo says: A
passenger train on the Grand Rapids
and Indiana railroad struck cutter
containing John McIndre, his wife and
three children, at Hunts Crossing, near
Plainweli, Michigan, this evening, Nc
Indre was instantly killed, and his wife
and one child fatally injured. Tho
train was stopped and the dead and
diving taken to Plainwell, where med
icnl aid WAS summoned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
Syindlers Arrested.

ST. LouIs, December la.-H. Beanch-
leigh and James c. Mabin, convicted in
the United States Court Of passing spell
marks for gold coin on a yeriant coun-
tryman few weeks ago were sentenced
to-day, the former To three years In
the Penitentiary and $1,000 fine, and
the latter four year and the same
amount of fine. Jos. Hargste, Jack
Evans and Ann Welch, conterieiters,
were also sentenced. The former aud
latter TO one year each, and Evans for
two years in the Peni,entiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
MARINE DISASTER.
One Hundred and Fifty Lives
Lost

LONDON, December ia telegram
dated Gaiata $3.50 2. NJ to-day, reports
that tho steamer Byzantine, from Mar
seilles for Constantinople, has sunk in n
collision. One hundred and fifty lives
are reported lost.
LONDON, December l0.-Thc report
that 100 lives were lost by the disaster
TO the steamer byzantine is confirmed.
Fourteen persons only were saved from
the steamer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
Weather indications.

WAsuISGroN, December, Sol 4. n,
For the Lake Regions, south and
west winds, falling barometer, warmer
cloudy weather, and occasional snow or
rain.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
casterly winds, warmer cloudy weather,
and falling barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
By Maxwell
Murder and Suicide.

ST. LOrm, December IA GLobe-
Drsaocra special from Cape Girardean,
Missouri, says that Wash Ives, q colored
porter at the Franklin House, killed his
wife this evening, and then blew his
own brains out Ives MAS a hard
drinker and lived unhaPPiIy with his
wife, and had frequently threatened to
kill her and himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
E.csped from Ohio Penisen,iary.

CoLUnBUs, December 1.-Two con.
victs. Geo. Williams, was sent from
Columbiana county Tor five years, and
Benz. Bonyille, was sent from Scioto
county, for two years, escaped from the
Peuitentiary this morning, soon after
they were Released from their cells for
work. They went over the walls, using
a ladder and rope taken from one OF the
prison shops.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
DRY GOODS.
Now York.

NKw YoRE, December I0.--Dry Goods
Cotton gpDsis continue quiet, but
prices unchanged Agents are receiy.
Ing fair orders inr plain and fancy white
goods. Prints IN light demand. Cling
hams aud dress goods dull, Light
weight clothing woolcns IN modersta 10
quest Kentucky jeans and Sailneis
quiet. Foreign goUls moving slowly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

tho number ID children attending.
Agreed to.
The House Joint resolution extending
the tirne for tho Joint committee on the
transfer Of the Indian Bureau 10 report,
was passed.
After executive session the Senate adj
journcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
ASS Preyeutiys

0i tie discAes which affect the teeth
and mouth, nothing Is surer and
spceiier in its effects than sozODosT.
Its benefits are realilsd at once. IL is
aromatic, e1pulslye oi the cankerous
Affections, aud most delightful when
used. ID cieaBses from the hum0rs
which derange the secretions, and
Ebiiens the teeth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
B,.m.rCL,. Tooaooo naouopoIy.

BERLIS, December 1.-The Govern
meni Committee 81 Inquiry rejected
Prince Bismank's tobacco monopoly
scheme aud fayors tl,c dniy according
to weight, a. advocated by the National
Liberals. II IL believed that Bismarck
will not aerppt the dscision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
si. Psr.on. Burned 10 Death.

CoHoEs, n. Y, December la.-Pst-
nick Rourke and family Of five children,
residing st the corner ot Elm street and
Bowery, wereali burned % death by the
fire in }heir home last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

Years of use have established tie te-
naeity Of sPAuLDIsG's GiIg. Its hold
ON the confidence oi the pnblic cannot
he broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

ToLED0, Deocmbcf 10. - Wheat =
QUIET; No. white Michigan Sic; amber
Michigan, spot, nominalIy at s5lc; sales
seller February a6ie; No. 2 red spot
g5lc; seller February s6;c; No. 3 red
e0te. Corn--Quiet; new high mixed
&c; No. 9 33Ic; new 32jc; seller Jsnu-
airy 33c. Oais-Dull and nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
In Regular Monthly Session
Last Night-The Last Meeting
OF the Old BOard-The Board
to Go Into New Quarters.

The Board was called 10 order Dy
President Baird, and at roll call the fol
lowing members answered TO their
names: Messrs. Baird, Caldwell, Col
lier, Goering, Hupp, Maxwell, Miller,
McCully, Todd, Wilson A., Wilson w.
A. and Wheat-ll.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and signed.
The report of the Committee on Ac-
counts Was submitted, showing bills AZ.
gregating 1881 80, which were ordered
paid. The bills are as follows: Garran
x Tuttlc, wiring frame Second and Third
ward school, $3.50; J. h, Carroll, print
ing, 500; McCully x Butts, repairs 10
Second and Third ward school, $500;
Is. +. Caldwell, repairs 10 heating APP
paratus Fourth ward school, Sosil; ;
b. +. Caldwell, painting and
repairing Second and Third
ward school, Si225; Trimble K Horn
brook, repairs to heating apparatus,
Second ward school, S0l.0i; w. j. Hope,
repairs, etc, Second and Third ward
school, $2.25; OFT x Go. wire door
spring, Second and Third ward school
20 cents; Stanton < Davenport, books
and supplies, S}O.G; r.. frieninder,
glass; glazing etc, Fifth ward schools,
S207; VIM. Schockc, coal, Ss8.93; Adam
kratz, repairs and supplies, Eighth
ward school, $1,000.
supERTSrESpESr's REroRr.
The following report was submitted,
road and orJcred iiIrJ
~ >, l., uJ.,:,
1" "e D0'"" " f'"''''0"'
GETrLEMEN - herewi'l my before
you the reports OF the SCHOOLS 3l thS ns Mls'
triCt Tor the month 9i N"VcmDer iS,o'
and can your attention I" 'ho 'o'o"'
ing abstract; , o,,,
hnrollmeht Tor me month, 'oi2'
average attendance S'iooi average M
sence, NJ; per cent OF average attend
ancc ON enrolment, SSi chro'l'nehts' since
September hrst' i,o@' IL, uA
Number OF cases OF tardlness-Wasii-
ingtOn, ll6; Madison, II CLAY, lhl;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

PirTsspRsa, December l9.-Petfoie-
um--Duil; crude quist 81 16i At Par.
ker's for immediate shipment; refined
SIC Tor Philadelphia delivery.
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Milwaukee.
LIVE STOCK.
Hast Liborty.

EAST Liberty, December l0.--Cattle--
Receipts to-day @N head ol through
and lO6 head at local stock; total for
the three days 800 head ol through and
l,Si6 head oi local stock; all sold oni,
Best ~ iNal ~; iair io good w tDtS
1 10; common l3 2atd3 ~.
Hogs Receipts to-day 6,sI5 head
total for the three DAYS 1850; Sorkors'
81 70(r2 So Phladclphias 81 Sbta3W.
Sheep Receipts to-day ,+W head;
total i0r the three DAYS $500 Selling NJ
- 1jGfi M, common Ia prime.
Now York.
Nlw TogK, Docrmbcr 10. - Beoves--
Receipts iOO head. No trade worth
noting in beet cattle. Dressed beef
steady at 6irIlc; native sides biCdbic
for Texan and COW beet. Shipments
82I quarters ul borl aud ~ head vi live.
Sheep Receipts 100 head. Market
very quiet but shade iirmcr; common
to gu0d sheep ~ 5na . WO, with car
load ni extra Ncthrrs, 40 lbs, at ~ 40.
Two ear oi extra hmhs went at IT,.
Shipments 100 curcnSscs.
Hogs Receipts S,I00 head. No sales
alive Markc, nominaliy unchanged.
Chicago.
CucAGo. December I'D. The DroNrs'
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head;
shipments 3,,ND head Market firm.
Choice heavy - 7Nd2 no; light 81 I'D
tn2 ~; mixed !? 1902 20, closing weak
and lower
Cattle Receipts 1900 heal; ship.
mcui. pSODD head Market steady.
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Amount paid ior instruction, incluc
ing 6erman, S3,902.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
',.y.tIn..n. ,n r,sp.,ap w.

Enrolment in German, Washington,
II; Madison Q; Clay, 81 Union, 20;
Centre, %; Webster, II; Richie, 20.
Total, l57 Number Of pupils of Gcr.
man parcntage, %; number OF pupils Of
other than German parcntage, 62; mum
bcr OF pupils belonging To Grammar
Schools, IS; number Of pupils belonging
to Division 4, 90.
Amount paid for instruction in Ger
man, Sl5I.
COMPARATIvE STATEMENT.
The following comparison is drawn
between this report aud tho report Tor
November 1871:
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RcspccIinlIy submitted,
Jous & HERyIy HuDi

Respectfully submitted.
john G, HERyEY, BupL
Mr. A. Wilson stated that he had
spoken to Goy Mathews in regard to
securing a room in the Capital building
for the use of the Board, and that IL had
met the appreciation OF the Governor,
who willingly consented 10 the request.
Mr.. Wilson desired a. hear the sense of
the Board on the proposed plan, and
further stated that 10y securing room
at the Capitol, an item OF 500 per an
mum could be saved.
On motion, the Governors offer was
accepted, and the clerk Ol the Board au-
thorizcd TO notify Mr.. Cranglc that the
present rooms would bU vacated after
April LIST, 1879.
Az much complaint has been made
by the schools north Of the creek, IN re-
gard to the quality ui coal furnished by
Contractor SChoCkey, the matter was
referred to the Committee on Buildings
and Grounds for investigation.
Mr.. A. Wilson moved 10 extend the
holiday vacation two days longer than
the rule requires, including Thursday
and Friday after New Years, but on al
ave and noe vote, IL was lost The
usual holidays will be- allowed.
RRsoLpTIoN.
BY Maxwell
Rcs0irod, That committee consisting
Of the President and Clerk Of the Board,
together with the Superintendent and
and Andrew Wilson, be appointed 10
wait upon tho Governor and examine
and select such rooms in the Capitol
building as they may think suitable for
holding the meetings oi the Board.
Adopted.
The usual thanks Of the members
present we're extended 10 the President
and Clerk, after which the Board adj
journed.
The new Board will meet January
|, 1879, for organization.
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Call for Bonds,

,,,m ARLINGTON, December 10. - The
S%.I,n"ing are the descriptions Of tho
"'IInlee 's'iee oi outstanding bonds Of 1885,
'"''u Yesterday, interest to cease on tho
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
Indian Statistics.

Mr.. voorhees, submitted q resolution
instructing tho Census Committee TO
inquire into the advisability OF includ-
ing in the next census the total number
OF pensioners of Indian blood in Indian
Territory, the number Of mixed hloods,
the number OF white members OF the
tribes by marriage, the amount Of prop
ty owned, the extent Of agriculture, the
number of schools in that territory, and
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Chicago.
Cincinnati.

CISCiNSArl. December 10 Hogs
STEADY and Ia lair demand: common
81 2Ota,2 ~ light ~ i0Ca 2 rs; packing
e. Goa 15; butchers .! 7otaD2 NJ. Re
ceipis 1880 heal shipments 0bb head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

WASniNGroN, December l9.-A me,
my OF the senators and Reprosentatiy
nom the Southern States was held
'Hc capitol this evening for the purpo
M giving expression to the pub
sentiment in the region recent
a'h'cied by the yellow fever toward d
people OF the North for their charity ~
assistance during the epidemic. Senat
tnslls presided and II. u. Monc0 act,
IS Secretary. A committee composed
T.. John Ellis, Senators lamar, Harl
and Garland and Representatives Case
in,oung Jordan, +. Cravens, V,
II. Manning and John II. Good
stporied series OF resolutions expr.
S,hg thoir most grateful feeling toHa
Tue people Of the North for their gen,
"nS charity and kindness during 4
rre'aienco OF the fever. Eloque
iipeeches were made by senator Enst
representatives Young, Ellis, Manni
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. JAMES HOTEL-Max Pracbt, Sam Ford
ham New York: W A sohofeld. Texas Jas
Van Horn Cincinnati; J Williams. MemphIs
r. M McKis. San Antonio: Lingan, II Ron
som and lady city; @ 4 Jobes. Kosciusko. l. J.
Stone. O l. Stone. b Morris Texas: N Wat
son, Now York.
ST CHARLES HOTEL-Lonis Ls Bourgeois.
Lorisiana u J Hamilton. city, II o Riley. Nsw
York; Q Sinclair y Coast s Survey; YIN ,,,I B
A w Cowell New York :, Mrs DR. Meux, Miss
Reilly. Miss Reilly. San Franciaco: v y Robin
ann. New York J Bowling. city; = Winston.
Miss Peck New York: J Shaffer and wife,
Terrebonne: A 3 ,nnell r Bonnetl, Mrs NJ
Tappen. Jersey City; II Hamin and wife.
Canandaigua, Y: II J Delaner. KiDgstown
Ireland: b b Stuart. l. W May U s N: Sam
i Bishop. Louisville J T Watson. Louisiana.
CITY HOTEL--T Il Stockdale, Summit: Ed
mund Brown, steamer Thompson Dean; John
2 Stone and wife, Lousiapa; Z n Smral.
Woodville: II w Clarke, mcComb City; Frank
Guiteau, Chicago: Sam'l Baker and wife. Ohio !:
J 9 Dugan. steamer Eek TT: Fam d Winter. st
Louis: Frank Wilcox. Mrs Ally Wilcox Texas
VIM Mcmahon. Arkansas G s ScofieId, James
town; O A Judson. Chas Eisenbach. st Louis
Hurlbut, Hazlehursts 7 H Durfee. Rhode
Island Mrs Fl Durfee, New York Louis Gerst-
ley Philadelphia G W Hazleton. Wisconsin 4
Cropper st. Mary: r 3 stibls, louisiana J
Wise Alexandria; VIM M Ewell, Evergreen b
W Mcleod. Mississippi; Miss Laura Murchi-
son. Athena
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probably be carried up to determine this
The last Birmingham and Sheffield ad-
vices Of the London Times disclose great de-


preston In those centres Of English indus
try. The Birmingham correspondent says;
The new cloud on the political horizon
coupled with the advance in the bank rate,
has given n fresh check to the revival ot
trade and merchants are holding back orders
until the prospect is more assured. For the
principal colonial markets, however, ana eS-
pecially Australia and New Zealand, there IS
u fair amount Of busiDess In hand though al
prices far from satisfactory. The momentary
llrmness Of the local iron market has arrested
the downward movement Of quo
tatIons for common hardwares, though
here and there large buyers may
still obtain concessions. The demand
for agricultural and garden tools has been
checked by the return Of cold weather. anu
edge tools makers report business decidedly
auieter, except where government contracts
are under execution At Sheffield, the iron
trade Of the town and district still remains
depressed and, though one or two firms have
received considerable orders, such cases are
altogether exceptional. The general steel
trade Is exceedingly duh, and for Besseemer
there Is only short demand. Some Of the
rail mills are fairly busy, but there is very
little inquiry for other descriptions Of rail
way material. The GOLFERS dispute appears
to be at an end, the men having conceded 8
per cent reduction. The condition Of the
lighter branches Ia likewise unsatisfactory
the general demand for cutlery Ia Stacker
than last year; the razor and table-knlfe
trades are very quiet and the saw and file
trades are langvid.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-19

Cotton on shipboard as per account OF the
Cotton Exchange o. follows: Mlyerpool esa .sse
2l1s. North Bee 1874 Battle ports 1iss Spain
eg2 Mexico g. coastwise 2Ao: total. ee,2os
bales. This. taken from the stock ut noon. as
noted at the Exchange. leaves In presses iio.7eg
bales,
leThe figures for Liverpool include % $50
bales for Channel ports for orders.l
The Cotton Exchange kilograms gave the re-
ceipts from noon yesterday to noon to day 4ot0
bales. against s729 last Thursday 1919 last year
and 26o7 the year before.
The movement al ports Tor six days. up to
IA IN. to-day. Ia given below:
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COM N X RCIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday EYnning Anril IL 1Ria

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, l
Thursday Evening. April H. 1913. J
GENERAL REMARKS-This has been a very
hot and for the most part. clear day. There is
nothing new in the condition OF general trade
worthy Of special mention.
The advices from Liverpool in relation to
cotton were unfavorable. M has been the case
for several days past but in spite of this the
market here to-day ruled steady. and the sales
Of the feecy staple crept up to 1900 bales.
The supplies of Flour are good and we'll
assorted. and there being but limited de-
mand the market Is dull and easy. The re-
ported sales amounted to only b45 barrels
prices ranging from s. to s. s7}a. according to
quality and brand
There has been for two days past but little at
tention paid to Western Corn Meal and the
market was dull and easier Mt 81 1000 Is on
round lots.
In Provisions there was but little movement
and no Improvement in prices, except In Dry
Salt Shoulders.
The supply of Pork continues small which Is
actively offered on the market while the offer
ings to arrive are liberal at $40 per Dbl The re-
ported sales of round lots amounted to only 100
bbls
Boxed Dry Salt Shoulders. owing to the lin
ited supply, advanced to-day }6@Ac y Ii. Sides
are dull and nominal, with very few left on the
market.
There is also a short supply of Bacon with no
change in prices. though holders are disposed
to advance their quotations. being moved there
to by the fact that prices of that commodity are
not relatively as high az those at the West. cost
of freight. etc. considered.
There was a sale to- day OF Us tierces of refined
Lard at TIC. which is the FIRST sale OF this article
reported during the present week.
The demand for Bulk Corn is moderate at 461a
@47c.
Notwithstanding the unfavorabIe
advices from Liverpool the market here rule
steady, and the transactions UP to the close
amounted to 1900 bales.
The following is the official closing of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-19
RAILROAD PERSONALS,

The following were some of tho departures
last evening by the Mobile fast line: Aimee
Opera Troupe, Boston: Capt L. A. Droulllard
Louisville DR.. Alexander Wilson. Charleston
G. II. Walgua Cincinnati; J. M. Bowling, New
York u. W. boggs. Cincinnati.
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The Cotton Exchange will he closed to-day
and Tomorrow, and there will be no cotton
reports from Liverpool until Tuesday and
from New York until Monday next
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-19

The New York Evening Post declares that
In New York the general trade Of the present
season has been the worst known to the
memory OF the oldest business men.
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FINANCIAL AND COM NJ ERCIAL.
ETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. April IL. 1878.
NEW oRI,EANs CLEARING HOItsE.


The demand for discounts at the banks con
tinues light.
On the street there Ia but little business trans
acted In commercial paper. and rates for
Money are easy.
We quote exceptional paper 70ps v cent: Al
do eeio; second grade do %: loans on col
laterals edas: AL mortgage paper sis@1o: second
grade do o q cent per annum
Gold is steady and quiet.
Foreign Exchange Is dull and easy.
Sight In scarce and firm.
State Consola are irregular and easy at 7G' ,0o
TGh.
Premium bonds uuiet at s4s@34R.
Stocks quiet.
Gold opened In New York Mt 1905 and closed
at 1908: Here 1t opened at zoos @looss and closed
at 1ooR@1ooh. Sales $4,000 at 1905, $4,000 at
sTE Eli INC sALEs-er5oo bill ading Mt 1876
and $500 do Mt 4s5@4aG Bank Sterling a4ssis {:
FHANO SALES-75 900 and 80. 900 commercial
at 5.17h. Bank francs -. commercial 6.17ta.
siGHT- Firm Bank sight 4 v cent pre-
MUM; commercial 4 v cent premium.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
SECOND GALL. IL NJ.
e shares Mechanics and Traders
Insurance Company ........-,,.. 7Gis
SO 900 State Consos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO-,
1000 ntate Gonsols NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Yes
II 500 Premium Bonds ................... s4,s
10000 Premium Bonds tB. 1879 .....,... s5sa
10000 Premium Bonds ................... 35%
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
$4,000 State Consols OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7Gts
THIRD GALL. 2P. NJ.
1000 State Consols. Observation-Disclosures. 7GA
l. 100 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 94z
10000 Premium Bonds tB. August IL to
January II Observation-Disclosures. 9bls
This Exchange will be closed Good Friday
April 10 illegal holiday
by Telegraph
NEW YoRK. April 17.--Money closed at v
cent. Exchange closed firm at 4s7@4ses. Gold
openedand closed at lOo's, ut which price all
sales OF the day were made. Governments
closed firm; currency skies 1lshf@llea. Pa
ciflc Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
flrsts lo5 at01o5A. land grants lo3@lo3.: Sink
ing funds q5as@e5a Centrals los ,s@1o5A.
In State bonds Louisiana consols sold ut ira
7Th. and District OF Columbia 3-G5's at 75a.
Gold clearings at the national banks. New
York-gold balances q o6. 800; currency bal
ances. 81. G6s 500 . gold clearings. sl2. ZIG 900.
Clearing House statement for to-day-Cur-
rency exchanges. $7s,545 ,g05 : currency balances
q. s72. Gold exchanges. s1367s. oe6 gold bal
anoes, ". 6s5. 1878.
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NEW oELEAss, March %, 1873

NEW ORLEANS, March g. 1873.
We, WELsHANS l. WOODS, agents OF the
above panies. DO hereby certify that tho
foregoing statements are full and correct ex-
hibtt Of the general condition and affairs OF
said companies. as sworn to by the officers Of
said companies before the Insurance Commis-
sioner Of the State Of New York.
WELSHANS l. WOODS. Agents.
Sworn and subscribed by G.. n. WEL5HAES. a
member OF the firm Of WELSHANS WOODS,
before me, a Notary Public. at New Orleans. this
twenty fifth OF March, 1878.
mh24 In EDWARD wv. Notary Public,