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TIME TABLE

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ARRIVE FROM EAsr. DEPART WEST.
Passenger -...l:2O p. m. Passenger l:i0p. IN
Mixed .....-..3:p p. m. MiXed.---.-. $40 p. nj.
Freight .......6l5 n. m. r reIgnt-.-.T:vV "A. m.
ARRIVE FROM Wksr. DEPART EAST.
Passenger.....S:9 p. m. Passenger..-3:IOp D. m.
Mixed-...--.asl0 y. m. Mixed-....-..q:5U p. IN,
Freight ----lSAP p, m. Freight--...l:21 y. m.
ARRIVE FROM soUTH. DEPART SOUTH.
Passenger--l:@ p. IN. Passenger--225 p. IN.
Freight-.--.-5:21 y. m. Freight~.--.-2 - u. IN.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILWAY.
ARRIVE FROM SOUTH. DEPART SOUTH.
Passenger -.. l:00 y. IN. Passenger. 3:55 p. m.
freight-.--. 7:& y. m. Freight. $40 a. m.
Railroad time is thirty-five minutes faster
than city time.
c. & b. II. STAGE LINE.
ARRIVE AT DFPART FROM
cheyenne 200 n. m. Cheyenne s:SUa. m.
Deadwood- - 200 p. IN. Dendw'HId see. 7ssia. m.
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Six dozen ranch eggs for one dollar,
at the Washington Market. fl7tf
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A large stock of parlor suits that
must be sold to make room for other
goods. Prices from S35 to $50 for
suits, at Warren's house furnishing
emporium. f27-Gt
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GILLETT's CREAM YEAST, best in
use. fSd1m
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The suit, yesterday, as to whom the
Aeby child should be given resulted in
the court deciding that the mother was
the proper party. 1t was delivered in
to her custody and thus the unpleasant
ness ends.
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AVENGED BY HER HUSBAND.
Capt. J. r. Lincoln of Cheyenne Shoots
VIM. Crout OF Laramie Three
Tunes with a Revolver.
LARAMIE CRY. March 1,

Mrs. Lincoln, wife of Capt. j. F. Lin
coin, of Cheyenne, has been here some
time, teaching music and boarding at
WIN. CIRCUITS hotel. This morning
Crout used some insulting and oppro-
brious language to the lady. A tele-
gram WAS sent 20 her husband at Chey-
enne, who came up on the train and
proceeded to interview Crout with a
revolver. He fired three shots, shoot
ing Crout through both thighs and one
ankle. The wounds are serious, but
not likely to prove fatal.
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The largest and best hotel In Boulder
is Brainard's new brick hotel, T. c.
Brainard, proprietor. jl5-tf
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For SALE-A fine, double harness,
for light driving, at Collins harness
shop. m2-6t
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The above announcement will doubt
less startle this community, as both the
parties engaged in the difficulty are
known to many of our citizens. Mr..
Lincoln, who acted as the avenger of
his wife's reputation and honor, has
resided in Cheyenne for about two
years, ard is now proprietor of the
secondhand furniture store on 10th
street, near Hellman's clothing house.
He is well and If%avorably known in
Cheyenne and has a good reputation as
n peaceable, law-abiding citizen. TAX
ing the above telegram as a basis for an
an opinion, we conclude that Mr.. Lin
coins actions in the premises, although
not warranted by law, were Just what
might be expected of any man who
placed a high estimate upon the repu-
tation of the wife of his bosom. If the
facts are as stated in the telegram, the
verdict will be that Lincoln deserves
all the sympathy and Crout all the
blame. Crout is the same man whom
Bill Nye once wrote up so deliberately
and alluded to rs ''the man who has
been married under all kinds of cir
cumstances and in eleven different Ian
guages." Crout is well known at Lar
annie, having resided there several
years. He is said to be rather fast in
a certain respect, and it is probable
that his indiscretion led him into the
difficulty. We presume Lincoln has
surrendered himself to the proper
authorities.
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GnLETT's BAKING POWDER In every
market, and never fails to please. fsd1m
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Remember that Hardin has four bar
bers at work in his shop under Dyer's
hotel. The best place in the city to get
fixed up. m1-2t
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Arnold is selling cream cows, war
ranted to suit or no sale. f23.Gt
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Notwithing the disagreeable weather
Il large number of persons were in at
tendance at the NJ. Z. Church sociable
held last night at Mr.. J. w. Burners.
Music, social conversation, refresh
ments, etc, formed the programme of
the evening.
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If you can't get on without grumb-
ling, sit still and keep still. Don't in
terfere with the good fortune of other
people because you do not deserve any
yourself. You would probably not be
contented if you had everything, and
so you are left to see how much unhap-
piness you can get out of nothing.
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Denman Thompson theatrical troupe
tonight.
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A little boy asked his mother to talk
to him, and say something funny.
GLOW can l." she asked, don't you
see l am busy baking these pies?"
"Well, you might say, Charlie, won't
you have n pie?' That would be funny
for YOn.N
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Another car load of that ''Golden
Sheaf Flour" just arrived ut
f24-6t PEAsE Il TAYLoR's.
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Governor Thayer goes out on the
train this afternoon to spend a week in
the towns along the line of the Union
Pacific railroad in the western part of
the Territory. The latter part of April
or the fore part of May he will take a
trip to the Sweetwater county.
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Miss Minnie Spoor gave u party to
about twenty of her young friends on
Thursday night. Charades and re-
freshments were INDUCED in and the
a%ssemblage did not disperse until nea
midninht
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People make a great mistake about
heaven. They think it begins up yon-
der, but it really begins down here. If
you can be happy in the basement story,
you are fitted to enjoy the happiness of
the other stories. But if you whine
and moan here, heaven itself cannot
change your mind.
Think of APT, 900 drinks a day. That
is the number taken in Chicago, and it
is on the basis Of two glasses of beer
counting for but one drink.
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Recreation Hall.
Seats 400. Stage 20x3O scenery.
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. n2s.tf
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MATTINGS,

and every style of floor coverings, ut
FIRST f. E. WARRES's.
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Pure Michigan cider. 40 cents per
gallon. at Ifl7-tfl
GoTTsTEIN, IDELMAE & Co.'S
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The Silver Bill

The Silver Bill
Has attracted the attention of the en-
tire community, and T. Dyer's popular
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
Eddy street, now furnishes board Mt
80 PER WEEK,
or
S25 PER MONTH.
Give the House a trial. ia 81
CARPETS.
MATTINGS,
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HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY p 107s-TRPLE SHEET

Soc on per head weight 7 ewt NJ GoIdschmids sold
Ss e ONO ss , a. &c Per s % iG s
IL o Sssa 3 oso head
al s ss Xxx gss s ass ssr
steer az ' per ~ With = % per bead on se az.
mss sss is aa. ss az ss pss
wsh ao ,'s ses =. a. &c ioe
b., with 81 10 head weights ga IA cwt 10
rs IS Ssss q ss ssis
WEIGHT WEIGHT s .. m s ss ea u"
ib with Il on head IL head weights 90 cw 61s
ass swt % li@ei. a, eslc peri6 ~eish, 81
cw' r. Dudley ,od Tor A. sewart ~, cherakee steers
s'' 'i Kahn .eIa ' 'i. k s,s1
ss pr ~ TssA; 81 10 Sa &
ssssh aio lbs isc psriS Ohio ,tes' live wsses
D. S n si,s s;S
ssi ss iS !Ss s'gs Ss
ohio oxen =, oc peri weight o. ew Essens,sn soa
- iopsf sw, 81 Inoi; steers a, % per III
;.rsss: j. Iiaoi, a. loss: lo weight 50
&C. sisS iI per-
wss w sS o 81 20 y
Steers a, s sS per head for Hids.oh Co. State
cwt. cSs scant; II dry hesrs cattle,
$50 head; bulls live weight $40 lbs mead at
Snflr ASp LAxBs-Tho markets closed with of ee-
p scr 70 choice anss s sold az Sc e per % lambs is a
s per U sa 81 n Sso sheer. a. se ws los
pa 10 ohio sheep weight i. $50 lbs 5ss o.
Ss;.e s,, i 81 b.;
be- 81 s"' Stat. "'sr sheep ws weight sso Os at
per ",, b. soIs for week ending J.nnsy 49, is's
tsos SOLD 2 Colorado a...S. sheen wsh, l7so lbs
q So per- ~ ~ eSH'.as i ss w'.s S
esrO. % Canada lambs. weight $500 lbs. a Per
and lambs IS 20 average per head j. Kirby Co sold
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$3.50 TO 8 P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, EASY; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK
FLOUR DULI-wHEAT HEAvY-CoRN STEADY
OATS QUIET-wHIsKEY HEAvY-PoRK
HEAvY-LARD EAsIER-PETROLEUM QUIET
OILS QuIET-sPIRITs TURPENTINE QUIET
RosIN QUIET-CoFFEE QUIEr-sUGAR QUIET
FnEIGnTs QUIET.
MONDAY, Jan. 2l-6 P. NJ.
Business was moderate everywhere, but the changes
were few and Of no essential consequence, save In
lew exceptional cases. On 'Chaugc -four was dull.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet but steady. Oats
quiet. whiskey dun and heavy. Pork dull and
heavy. Lard easier. FrcighIs quiet Cotton
tho spot easy. Futures closed weak. Groceries
quiet. OILS were generally steady. Petroleum and
naval stores were quiet.
CoFrEE-rhe market for Rio quiet and easy. At
Baltimore. S73 baas Rio cx-Suvan. sold at IGlac The
Of sale Of 1000 bags exAmazon reported IL Sun
issue have since learned regular sale Tho
stock Of Rio and santos coffee in first hands here Janu-
AIRY Is 1873. 1854 bags. Arrived sDcc. ex-SaZe,
800 bags. Sales since, l., 900 bags
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan 81. 1873.
Cotton weak aud IRREGULAR %@iadling. ioAc low mid
S S" @ scss 0 nn"i,s P Nei ,sn sss
si,l6s
Cotton irregular easy; middllng, los4c low middng
arss s'dinss o Great rss sa to- the
Continent. 603; coastwise $3.50 SAFES. 5000 stock
steady ndans o Gw sns1s Ss Gsd
1871. sales. 5000 Stock. 0se4a.
.r..sr,as maar SAs low ssH y sas
si:s ss's1 rs ''Ss' 1926 'r s
SS'n rn a a %dns 1899 s TO- low s dS ans
cosstwiss. 1854 sales 1000 Stock 7o'osa
Spirit. of la At & & ks: 5 r a. 1t 1873 10
% a Yellow e an ~ 90 for yr ~ Tar oT r na
for whits No. Milwaukee club 81 81 No white
quiet Toledo Sse state $50 Farley Sa safes of
70 York, 4oc Albany a5c Flour shipped BY rail-
.,, .. :.,. Bgr, rH1c JS an. q: Is7s
81 s,sy ssai s VI s;ss i "a 8 j s. Il:
spring % rs 70 ' sSes 81 90 N white y xnsr q
Wheat sales reported; disposition shown operate.
Gs t @ s o% as ten e. saa nee s
3lc State, a2c. a5c Rye Inactive. Barley quiet;
III Short cut ~ s's di %Ii s,s s1sss
and and sno. sc Kegs sSc Bacon sas 81 shoq ri
81 d mani Earosd aSshanssS Receipt.
ss 90 sa DO yo
shlpments4 900 bills -four 500 bushels wheat 6e ooo
Flour dull family 81 90 SO Is for new sradn.. Wheat
e sac Rye a. @ dull an "a un
1sss r sns s..' sss nut ~
AS Bulk meats quiet; shoulders "a short rib, $50
Clear rib ' sc e" csai sides Green meat. easier
for va rns o. Hs a an ID
s:"s'es Sa 's%Ss ?ss "s
sia 81 IS; butchers b 10 - 2o receipts 1885, ship
ToLrpo, jan II, 1873
amber Do spot, 81 2s,, seller February, 81 "a; seller
Facn s seller ' Sareh 81 No. Ts 81
30 a%ss, aisn,saa; siii Corn ar%e.' nsS 10: .
Sssa sse SG ssss 49, at s q s
Gss and choice. s. 90 prime 81 gss
Dressed hogs aa and Nominal nal Flour, a9
do shipmcnts-flour, 200 obls. wheat, 1900 bushels;
weak ana lover am ,er Michigan seller February ST. 23
seller March 81 20 No. rcd winter seller March 81 2i
cmrcAoo. Jan. II. 1879
n nss S9 81 'sr a' closed 81 on
aul 407sc 4lc cash and January; 4oc. February;
5yJxc, March; rejected SOC. quiet but steady,
23s,e. cash; .sae aszle. February; sie March Rye
hogs dull at 81 10 - 80 Pork at $40 10
n $40 10 cash; $40 rs. February. $40 % SO 92is.
March Lard active 81 80 cash ~ 80, February:
81 4os 81 42,saarch Bulk meats steady. unehansed;
Whiskcy quiet, steady. 81 Oh. Receipts Flour,
bbls: wheat, 1873 900 bushels cbrn, iols 800
oats 5000 do ryc. 1900 10 barley. 5000 do.
shipments--fIour 1900 bbs: wheat, 1900 bnshesl
corn. " 900 do. oats 10000 800 do barley,
1890 At the close Wheat hrncr but not quotabv
higher Corn hrmer guotably higher Oas steady
firm. Fork duh and dropping, &C. lower. Lard duil
and droopns. lL,c lower
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lOe6 Erie common shares OF Enc prelsrrea shares.

1885, Erie common shares, 9K Erie preferred shares,
22h; Illinois Central, AK .5
BONDS.
State bonds at the board were steady, with Gales
confined to Georgia seyens and Tennessee sixes old.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong, and the following
the changes compared with last previous sales:-
An advance Of IL In Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern nrsts, per cent In Delaware and Hudson
registered bonds oflS94 In New York Central skies of
1888 and Ohio and Msslssipps consolidated, u in St.
Paul sinking funds, in Central Pacific nrsts tsan
Joaquin branch) and Union Pacific nrsts, and "a in
Northwest preferred sevens and Union Pacific sinking
fund. There was decline Of u In Hannibal and st.
Joseph oghts convertible, 4 in Rock Island skies OF
1917 and st. Paul sevehs, gold.
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A QUESTION OF SALARY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
was somewhat surprised 10 hear the other day
that the city--whch cannot afford TO pay Mr.. Fred
crcK Law omscd -, 500 year tor taking professional
care of It's parks-pays Mr. Neuman, cotton broker,
SIS 900 year Tor acting President OF tho Board Of
Commissioners. Pray. what are tins gentemcn's
dutcsY Is ne going super intend The Park, and n
what arc bis qualifications tor ~ l understand
that his only tranin2, OUTSIDE OF his business
has ia the Fire Department, but you know
well as do that IN the nature Of Things nrcs cannot
IN The Park cxccpt IN the ArscnV, whore MI.
Ncumans experience would be unavailable as he ves
the Holman House aud Is down IN Pine street In
the day time Yours truly, ATAXPAYER.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

BKLvEs Trade was extremely slow this forenoon The
quality "ftbe herds from poor 10 COARSE with
only few ear loads OF fair quality steers on SAFE Prices
weo &c ltsc per H., weights cwt "a cwt From %
lD 81 lbs has been allowed net general sales on 90 lbs
net several car londs renamed unsoi At two T. NJ when
tue markets closed weak Az Sxteth street yards "
Eastman sold Tor self os cars OF horned cattle sales as o
lows:-oI illinois steers At &C. per H. weight Va evil;
81 Illinois steers ~ sAc Per lb weight cwL: I5j
Illinois steers NJ &c per h. wctht % cwt ilS III
nois steers ~ 5 per ID weight IA cwt ~ Illinois steers
atec per 10, weEht "a CIV, ~ Illinois steers NJ "Ac
per ~ weren't "a cwt 40 ILLINOIS steers bac per ~
weight ~ cwt ~ Illinois steers 1T zoe per To- weight
"a ew o illinois steers ~ loc per 10, weight - ew;
henucky steers s ~ ioc per d. weight "a en- 90 ne
lucky serrs ~ iVsc iAc per D"e'Enis va cw ga
cwt u. y. bufenHrd sofa or ,nhy ~ xf"ss ic" ONO
steers ~ sac por ~. weight "a cwt; Tor hAnk"
thompson ~ inhos seers-o heAd NJ vtc. per ~ 80
heag ,vie. pc, ID heaa ~ o4c Ii,ec per ~
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CIGAR STAKE NOTES

Tho cigarmakcrs held their regular meeting at
headquarters yesterday afternoon and made somc
progress the work OF consolidating all tho unions
In one BODY, packers included, for tho purpose OF
more effective aclion against tie manufacturers The
falling Oh IN the numbers IL the organizations,
sequence OF many union men going work, IL Is satl
reuders this course necessary.
The manufacturers are SILL IN want OF additional
force IN somc branches, particularly Shippers aud
bunchers
The union cigar factory In vcscy street, under ~
NJ smiths agency. with Mr.. Gimpcrs, President OF
the clgarmikers Union, No. LA, as foreman, has
proved q success
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Ely says that he will to-day send In the
Of DR.. Philip Mcrkle tor Excise Commissioner to tho
Board oil Aldermen In place OF Owen Murphy, IN case
that body will agree TO confirm tho nominee.
Commissioner Of Public Works Campbell, Health
Commissioner Chandler and Mayor Ely had few
minutes private conversation yesterday afternoon
relative to the legislative resolution calling Tor In
formation as to street cleaning In this city No dea
mite plan OF action was agreed upon by them A
formal conference will DO held IN n lew days
Cny Chamberlain Tappan makes tho following
statement oil funds In his hands January 1g:-B,ancc,
January ~, s.3,6,34 IS; receipts 81 o35, s23 49
payments, sl,679,523 10 Balance January -,
81. BOB. rs SO.
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EINANCLA

A MONTY To LOAN Of LIFE INSURANCE.
~ .Poi eics on liberal terms Apply to H. H. DARLING,
J41 and 3I7 broadway
KEAsos ABLE RArES-MONEY on LlFE AND
~ Endo~meDt Insurance Policies and Mortgages: same
bought insurance Of all kinds effected with
MES. j. J. nAbRICn A. CO.. I19 broadway.
A STOCK. GRAIN ASD COTION EXUnANGE.
~ "a Broad ST.. New YORK.
Dealings la fom Uo shares OF stock, margin one pcr
GRAIN margin one cent bushoi.
COTTON margin - cents bale.
orders by mall telegraph solicited. No liability 10
yoad mar gn deposited. All transactions confidential
FALk SMITH.
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We quote Ordinary 15c 15'ic iar do l7c.
good do, i75,c.; prime do, 1Sc Isle. extreme
range Tor lots, l5c. 10c Santos fair to good 1919
l7c gold 90 days; Java bags 21c pc do
grass mats 2ic. 22sc Singapore 17,ac is1sc Ceyon
lie. 1Slsc.: Maracaibo. 16c 1870. Laguayra lie =
1slsc ;Jamacs l6c. lie. 81 Domingo 15iac. l0Iac
Porto Rico. 16i.c lsac-; Costa Rica, I6Isc l3i,c
Mexican, 165ec. lSc. Mecassar lie 1Stsc.: Angos
lie lDc Savsniila. I6c. i9c. Curaeoa 151,c
l0yc.
Corros the spot doll and easy in tone, but
quo. ably lower; futures opened points lower The
market was quiet ali day. with declining tendency At
the close the mar.et weak. with the prices,
with saturdays closing, showing decline the
o! from to 10 points The official closing prices
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The closing prices of Philadclph,a stocks wors:-
MINING SHARES.

Tho following were tho opening prices Of mining
stocks at San francisco to-day :-Gould II Curry, 0;
Savage, 11H; Choar Potosi, 80; Ophir Sly; Hale l.
Norcross, 9h; Crown Point 51s; Yellow Jacket 0;
Belchcr, 8; Virginia Consolidated, 221s; Cali ornia.
26k; Overman. 20; Raymond & Ely, 9Js; Best Il
Belcher, 49, Kcntuck, AZ; Union Consolidated, 61l;
Alpha, II; Sierra Ncvaou, AZ; Mexican, IA; Eureka
Consolidated, 80 OK dividend; Justice 10; Utah, IA;
Jackson l.
The closing prices of mining In San Francisco
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
THE FOREIGN MARKET.


The London advjces reported consols firm at 95h o
Iss a, III. opening, but subsequently the quotation
down to 90 7-i6. United States bonds show an
advance Of X a q per cent us compared with Satur-
days closing prices Erie dccnea q per cent to OK
and preferred per cent TO 2l1s. Tno Bank OF Eng
land gained ELL, 900 bullion to-day on balance. At
PARIS rcntcs 10 1901 81 hc. The Bank OF France
has loaned the State miIiard Of francs per
cent Tor the construction OF the secondary French
railways, the Minister OF Public Works having re-
Gently reported that the French network OF railways
needed the addition OF 10000 kilometres, which would
cost three mIliiards. The closing prices in London
were :--Consos Tor money and account, oS,s 95ys
now "A per cent bonds lO5 1885, Gve.twcnty bonds
Of 1861 los; ten-iory bonds, loS loo lives oilSsl,
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The highest ana lowest prices OF stocks today
and Inc number OF shares Of each sold wcrc-.


Tho money market was easy to-day, money on call
lending AT @ per cent, with extreme rates at
per cont The following were the rates OF exchange
on New York at Tho undcrmen, toned cities :-savan-
nah. buying, par; selling, y premium; New Orleans
commercial par; bank, r. premium; Charleston casy,
3-l6 l5 discount par; Sic LOUIS par 10 ~ pre- mum
Chicago, so discount, and Milwaukee par. Foreign
exchange was normally 1882 and 4s4N, with act ual
business at sI1s tor bankers " day sterling bills and
LS3x Asa tor demand.
MARKET.
Gold closed at 1919 after selling UP from 1O1 4 10
lolA. The carrying rates were o. 54, Al, 8, 8 and
per cent.
GOLD oLEARISGs AT THE NATIONAL THE STATE
NEW
oou oniuuCcss.
S"tIcuCy oaihnccs ...,...s.......... i,053ooo
Oou oeatihss..... ......,.............. lIzf4,VuO
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was no change oil importance In government
ponds, prices bong firm. Tho following were the
closing quotations:--
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. Jan. II. 1873.
The print cloth market Is without business change In
nominal quotations.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. AIS NJ
Cotton-Ofthe sales to day 600 bales were American.
Futures Hat uplands, low middiing clause, June
July delivery. 1j2d.
LONDON. Jan 2i--6 4. VI.
ProduceTaow. 800 3D.. per spirits oi tutpeLtinc,
2ts 2as. 3D. cwt. Calcutta linsced 4rs I'd. per
qusrtcr
ASrwERP Jan. 81. 1873.
Petroleum. 2S4f TOT 1ne pale American.
YORK PRODUCES ExcmascE nEroHf.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. II, 1873.
Pork-Eastcrn duh 63s. Western dull Dos Bacon
Cumberland steady At 32s short rio du NJ 33s
clear hrncr SIS. short clear frm-r ~ f2s Hams
Long Ais Shoulders dull at 25s Cd Beefndis
dull ut BIS, extra mess steady Al IDS prime
steady Ut SJs. IardPrno Western stsady 4s I'D, fall
lowPrime city dull at iOs 3D. Turpentnc Spirits steady
Dos I'd. koan-Comm"n steady NJ 5s Sd fac duh 50
los. Cheese American choice steadv OBs Sd Lard
oil dun At st Flour Extra state dull at 29s Cd wheat
No spring dull Mt lis Id. M. spring dull los 81,
winter ssgdy 1is Sd. cornMNcd soit steady Dds
3D. for old steady ut lss. 30. for Cottorseed oil -
yellow American hone In the market Receipts Of wheat
for the weekfrom Atlantic ports 10000 quarters Pa
cibc none other sources, t32J quarters Receipts of
corn $1,000 quarters
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The Denver ana Rio Grande Railroad reports gross
earnings tor October, 1877, at s76433 81; expenses,
$42,O66; net proceeds, s34, 567 81
The gross earnings OF tho Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Tor the second week in January 1878
18th to 14h inciusive were $50 800 43
period last year, $4g,505 Is.
The receipts to-day were ioliows:-
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$4,000 C&NW con c Oh
1000 VI x >tPC&Mdiv i
1000 - Il > City I'd c. l
5000 l. Sn con LIST c.. i
1000 lIud River I'd : /. |
1000 Ohio 4 Miss c ST.
1000 do -. .......
1000 u Pacific rs. | K. J
1OOOC. kI6p6's. 19l7bclI
so shs B'nk Commerce I
8 Metropolitan Bank l
Us Fourth Nat Bank
Is Ont silver NJ. ..bc
Is Pull Pal Car Go. &c
100 A Il Pac Tel. -.
Is Adams Express.bc
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HAyASA. Jan. 81. 1878.
The receipts Of tor the past week 100
$500 bags and 800 hbds not 22O boxes 80 bags aud
300 hhds., AS given la the weekly market report.