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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

Monday, December l3.--Mary Jane Cane,
execatrix Of Philip foyer, deceased, returned
insenlory of.goods and chattels, and received
ordert 70 notify creditors,
..sgeseph Spurrier, administrator OF William
Zepp, deceased, returned inventory Of goods
aud chattels, and received order to sell goods
and chattels and order TO notify creditors.
The last will and testament of Ephraim
hockensmith, deceased, was admitted 10 pro.
bate, and llnilers tesfameuiary granted 10
Sarah Ann Hockeusmilh.
Tuesday, December n Report Of sale of
r real ssisiG Of Michael ph deceased, finally
samuel g, Arnold, administrator of An.
drew Sayief, deceased, returned list Of sales
OF goods and chaltels. f3''7sI
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A TREMENDOUS SAUsAGE.-The Chambers.
burg, Pa, VALLEY Spirit says one day last
week Mr.. David S. Oyer, ofSirasburg, made
a sausage sixty.fve feet in length, thirty eight
pounds of meat being required to I'll il. The
hog the skin for the sausage was obtained
from was seven feet long. This is the biggest
sausage we have ever heard Of; certainly the
largest ever made IN franklin county.
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WAR VIZ Sur TO EUR0r.. "A number Of
steamers sailed from New York on Saturday.
Besides the average grain and provision ship.
mentsi the Queen, for London, had GOO sew.
ing machines, i400 barrels Of apples, So tons
Of fresh meats. and l0s head Of live cattle.
The Germanlc, same port, 2I92 barrels OF
apples. The Oath City, for Bath, had 25
harFela Of oysters, and 1000 pounds OF but.
ter. The Cireassia, Tor Glasgow. 1900 quar-
tiers Of fresh meat, and $50 barrels Of apples.
The ulenapp, for Para, SO cases Of sewing
machines, and p packages Of agricultural
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Audit Of the County FrsaSurGr's Accounts.

PI an order Of the Board Of County Com.
~ missioners Of Carroll County, the under.
signed was authorized onudit the accounts Of
Joseph A. Waesche, Treasurer for said Coun.
iy,for one year, from the 18th day of Novem.
Der, 1879, to the 9th day Of November, 1880
inclusive, and after q thorough examination
Of the Books aud Vouchers, finds that The
Treasurer received during the year So, lOs,
II, aud paid out during the same time ST.,
1918, leaving balance IN the Treasury Of
$s,9l624, ! felt gratided to ascertain that
the Ireasurer's accounts corresponded 10 the
cent. FRANCIS WARMER.
Ordered by the Board that the Report of
Francis Warner, Esq, as Auditor, be accept.
ed and that the Clerk have the same publish.
cd, full statement of the Assets aud Liza
6llilies OF the County for the Rscai year will
be published in the Annual Statement Of The
Commissioners.
JOS. A. wAEscHE,
acc ll-St- Clerk.
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Political Notes.

Senator Mcdonald says he will put the In.
diana Democracy against the field for stand
ing up against hard knocks. After being
iioored IN October at the close of hOtly con
tested battle, IL stood under arms In the
November election under most demornlizine
circumstances, and not only reduced the plu.
rality OF its enemy, but added thousand
votes 10 It's former strength. Such evidence
Of vitality, he thinks, is the most satisfactory
answer to the sneers INDUCED IN at their ex.
pense.
The Philadelphia Times has received from
about one'third Of the whole number Of Re.
publican members Of the Pennsylvania Leg.
isiaiure answers to circular asking their
opinion on the United States Senal orship.
IL says;-"About one-third Of the number
reported are for Hon. G.. A. Grow, and the
others who have any preference are divided,
dozen or so candidates each having al least
one supporter. II is noticeable that Cover
nor Hoyts names does not occur anywhere
among the names presented
More than five thousand persons obtained
commissions and appointments as United
States supervisors and marshals 10 New York
city in the last Presidential canvass. The
bills rendered at Washington for oompentn-
ton 10 the supervisors and marshals amount
TO more than 100000 Complaints arc
made that very many Of the persons whose
names appear on the pay rolls performed no
duty whatever.
Full returns OF the municipal election in
Boston give Prince, Democrat, for Mayor,
2l,22G, and Stebbias, Republican, 2O,754.
The Democrats elected Aldermen aud the
Republicans 8. The Republicans hays As
Conneilmen, the Democrats 20.
A beginning Of Feirenehment 10 the De.
Partmenis Of parks, finance aud excise in
New York has commenced. A number OF
employees a, IN the finance department were
dismissed Wednesday, and twenty. seven ex.
else inspectors were similarly treated. Six.
teen we're Tammaily men. Hl5
Daring the late campaign Gen. MeQuade
used 70 say mot only are the Rcpablicaus
iin favor OF Capitalization, bat they want Il
introduce titles, u they eau. Upio Ibis time,
however, they have gained no higher title
than that Of Conat-count Out"
= Neal Dow, the Prohibition candidate for
President, got but ninety-two votes in Maine,
bis own State -
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No. 1881 EQUITY.

~. t"ot LQOllI.
10 the Circuit Court for Carroll COUNTY.
Adam Butcher and othersvs Catherine Bueher
et ais
nRDERED this oh day Of December.
~ 1880, that the sale Of The real estate a
Henry Bneber, deceased, made BY Joseph N +,
PaEke, Trustee, appointed by decree Ia said
cause, and this day reported 10 said Court by
SAID trustee be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause pc SHOWN 70 The contrary on or before
the 10th day Of January, la5is provided :
copy Of this order be inserted In some news
paper published Ia Carroll county. al least
oones . week fer three successive weeks before
me 81 day Of Jaanary, 1881
NJ, lhs report states the amount Of ssls IA IL
FRANZ r. SHAW, Clerk.
Tue copy, Test
DEC A.as FaAKk +. suAu, claFk.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

There will be no services at Silver Run,
Krider's and St. Paufs, Westminster, 10.
morrow the pastor, John G. Moss, having
been called away by the death of his mother.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WlLi. be sold on March "a 1854 an A /.
Nv farm qf the lAle David Il. shriser,.' M near
NplsM'p9!pfs Al NY stock, Farming imnlo.
Nspss Household Furniture, a. Lsrr,
bills Will give particulars.
dec lias FERLfY J. cL0UsHER.
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:, On Thursday night .Doorio.V Virtue I,odre.
NO. Co. AiskiA. NJ, ofihis cts, elected olIi,
gers ior the ensuing year as follows s-.Dr. w.
II. h'ppafd, ". A., / A. Miller. s. W:
Seotge Leas, }. W. William Moore. Aecre'
daryl Rev James W. Reese, treasurer.
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Odd Fellows Hall contained fair audi
ence on Thursday night, the occasion being
the production Of Washington Irving's great
piece-Rlp Van Wrinkle. Nextto Mr.. JefIer.
son, who is the best Rip, We place Mr.. Pease;
by many he is thought 10 be his equal. Miss
Belle Crowell, as Gretchen, Rips wife, was
very fne, but at times little too boisterous.
The other characters were admirably sustain.
ed. IN the scene when Gretchen drives Rip
from her house, the parting between Rip and
his child was atfeetingly done, snd tears came
TO the eyes Of mary. After the play there
was a roaring Farce which was heartily en-.
joyed
"Mayourneenn was announced for last
night, bat as we were obliged TO 20 to press
before night, we can give no account OF Il.
This Saturday afternoon, at Q o'clock, a
matinee will be given for ladies and children.
At which Uncle Tom s Cabin will be rendered.
la the evening at 8, will be produced Under
the Gas Light
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apeceipber ilr-geaerAlly clear and cold,
mercury at Z a. m. H., and 20 al / D. M
Dece,nber eenerally eloady and nioder,
nle, the mercury at noon reaching As; sligb,
ram at night. December Is Lsclondy In day
anumoderutes cleariminiehG 1Deeanlbur II
generally cloudy and mild, with occasion
o. 81 showers frost In the morning, mercury a,
~ q S.s0a. m. December 15-mercury Al
% q, Az AZ 1870 q. m, clear in the morning and
s,nngntly eiondy IN the afternoon. December
iYIbpglt CLEAR and quite moderate; cloudy
~ heAhethoan3 aDAdhmhak l7-4aefeli.k nj
" a. M, va clear gnd pleasant at noon.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

A glass ball shooting match, for ducks,
came of on the Outskirts Of this city on Sat.
1sdey laztA Harry Gists won three ducks,
Charles PaSkeF two. b, Englerhan one. and
y N. Stevenson one. heshootlng was done
at twenty-five yards rise.
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AUCTIoNEERING.
JAs1Es b sM1rzz.

- IINI 2 y IL
WEsrMIKsTER, Nh,
"A NROUNCES 10 the Public that he 4
"A prepared 10 Cry Sales. aud al reason.
able prices. He has had considerable exne-
rience IN The besiness and guarantees ratis.
faction. n6r engagements can be made A.
the ONCE ofP z. B, Mikesell. ieb re
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TRUSTEES SALE
or A DESIRABLE
SMALL PROPERTY,
NEAR THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER.

RY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting as a Court Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1890 ii said
Court the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell
at Public Sale, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, on
Tuesday, the slst day Of December, 1850,
at o'clock, p. M, all that parcel Of Land
containing
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RdoRTGA EEsS SALE
o. yEHY
Valuable Farms known as "Clover
Hill Farm" also large variety of
Personal Property, including Val
uable Mich Cows, in Woolery's
District, Carroll County, Nd.
D1 virtue Of powers Of sale contained
1I in two several mortgages from Ellen G.
Cole aud her husband Lewis II. Cole, one Of
said mortgages bearing date on the ard day Of
April, 1878, and recorded among The Real
Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll county.
in I4iber r. 4. 5. No. II, folio 403 iheother
said mortgage bearing date on the eth day Of
October, 1879, and recorded among the Chat.
tel and Bond Records Of Carroll county IN
Lber f. I. 5. No. 10, folio 10s, the under.
signed, mortgage, win offer at Public Sale
TO the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Thursday, The s0fA day Of December, 1850,
at 10 o clock a. m That valuable farm known
as GLOVER HILL FARM situate ii
Carroll county, Maryland, about Of a mile
from the village Of Finksburg, and about
mile from station on the Western Maryland
Railroad. and containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18
Erkenrode vs.. the Chemical COMPANY of
". baltimore.

The Court of Appeals on Friday last affirm.
ed the judgment Of the Circuit Court here in
the case OF Tobias II. Eckenrode against the
Chemical Company Of Baltimore The An,
napolis correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
thus refers TO the case E
The case Arose from action brought by the com
pany 10 IceoycrdainageA from Eekenrude or failure
and refusal 10 comply with contract with the com
pany TO manufacture for him two hundred tons OF
phosphate by his formula. and 10 be branded with
his brand. AZ IS per ton. The contract was made
May 10. lps9, aud on about July s. 1872 the de.
fendant EckenrOde. eOuntermAnded the order and
refused utterly 70 comply with his order TO take and
pay for the phosphAtcs II made. The main question
Is whether the countcrmanding the order and the
refusal TO accept aud purchase the phosphates II
manufactured made aud announced 10 the plaintiff
Door the time OF performance, stipulated by the
contract tbetwecn July 10 and July 3D. 1871 had ar
rived constitutes good ground OF action. and az to
TINS says the court we entertain no doubt such re-
hsai aud notice Is breach Of the contract which ex
cuses the vendor nom manufacturfugth goods and
furnishes him good cause OF action, provided he
shows himself ready Willing and able 70 perform on
his part.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
.es ,PgBLIsHRn EYERY SATURDAY RY r,,. Z,
V.AN DERFoRD RR OSs

TERMs.--s2 per year In advance. Single copies .
cents. Nosubscription discontinued until OIL ARREARS
arc pHid, unless nt the option Of the publisher.
be inserted times less for 81 and - cents for each
subsequent Insertion. One square mos, $3.50: 6
not1 81; ~ NOS. IS Business Cards not exceeding
lines, s. per year. When the number Of insertions
u not marked advertisements will be continued until
IDrbid and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
Rule and Figure Work double price. business 10
calls 40 cents peIline Marrngesand Deaths inserted
nfits perlinc.
gs-All correspondence with this Office should be
addressed to THE ADVOCATE
a5- Entered at ur POsto1tr, UssimliIer, Nd as
esrond Cgrss Matter. i.tI7
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A rough estimate Of the ex.eu, Of the trade
IN wild game Of ST. Louis for me INST wear
places the total amoant Of TRANSACTIONS A
100000. "A single firm have exported FOR
the holiday season 70 the London mar, 80
l,AO0 dozen quail, 400 dozen prairie chjck.
ems, and 800 dozen Wild turkeys; ana d M
liverpool merchants, 1000 Wild ,nrkevs.
There Is more Missouri venison this wear Il
market than was ever before khonn. Bear
meat conp chiefly rom AfkaHszs, antelopes
irom ne Ter West, the borders Of Kansas and
Colorado and deer is quite plenty lhrncahonl
Missouri fif
The pay Of The q, 40 oensus enu,neralors
amounts 20 81 $50. 600.
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sent 60 she House Of cosreetssn.
- Mary lAackgueiai& was afssslsd On Thkrs.
dag afternoon BY 0iiicer z iber, a. q trnnp.
and was commuled The same DAY 10 he Uouss
Of c2rseeiion for four months, 6y Jnslice q.
W. crapster.
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The lighthouse on Thimble Shoals, al the
entrance to Hampton Roads, burned On the
S0sh Of October, has been rebuilt The lirht
y Of The fourth order showing 4 fixed white
light ior one minute, followed daring the ne 4
minute BY six consecutive flashes, Il inleryels
nf'er seconds, elsfFneielF fed and Whjie.
Letter postage ia Ilab has hsou reduced
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TRUSTEES SALE
ORA
" luable Farm,

~N@ N@SE - = - - 49, as@&5
On the Baltimore and Hanover Railroad.
10y virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
-1O for Carroll county, sitting as Court Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1863, wherein
Catharine Lnekabaugh widow, q al are Com
plainanis, and Polly Brodbeck ct ais. are De
lendants, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell
at Public Sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, ON
FRIDA J, DECEMBER 5Ist, 1880,
at l, P. NJ, a yalnable Farm, containing
lag Acres, | Rood and 80 PGFCheS
Of land, more or less. The Improvements
thereon consist Of comforta-
AkaA,b BILE two-siory Log Weather
~ boarded Dwelling House, with
s.-lssGzz4 back building attached, large
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn House, Hog
House, Smoke House, Carriage House, Gran
aries, Dairy, and all other necessary out.
buildings. Water convenient to the house
and barn. About 10 acres is superior Mea-
dow Land, and about 80 acres is heavily GOV.
cred with Timber-0ak, Hickory, and Chest
nut, the balance is good farming land the
fields are inclosed by good fencing, and the
farm Is conveniently watered. The buildings
and fences on this property are in good REL
pair and the land is in good state Of cult
yation, has been heavily lined, and produces
good crops.
This farm is situate on the county road
leading from Manchester TO Bachman's Mills,
about one mile from Eiehelberger's Station
on the Baltimore and Hanover Railroad, and
adjoins the lands Of Henry Shafer, Samuel
Miller, and others. The convenient location
ofthis farm, to the railroad, schools, churches,
market, and the quality Of the land, render il
worthy the attention Of persons wishing to
purchase good farm.
Terms OF SALE; 0ne-third cash on the day
OF sale or on the ratification thereof, one-third
IN one year, and the other one.third in two
years from the day Of sale the credit pay
menis 10 be secured by the notes Of the pur.
chaser or purchasers, with approved security
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
JOHN p. LUCKABAUGH, Trustee.
Gas. I. REIrsMDER, Solicitor.
dec Ats.
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3O3 IA ACRES OF LAND.


more or less, and being the same land which
was conveyed by deed from Thomas Poultnev
and wife, TO the said Ellen G.. Cole, wife ofsaid
Lewis II. Cole, bearing date the 9th day Of
October, 1871, and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county IN Liber J. b. ii.
No. 40, folio 225, &c. This property Is now
occupied by the said Lewis Fl. Cole and wife.
The improvements are o splen-
did Mansion House bull Of ASIA-A
stone, Large Swiizer BARN, ste -
Slabling sufficiently large to ac- .
commodate 80 head Of cattle, tenant houses,
Corn House, Barracks, and all other ont
houses necessary for the conducting Of first
class farm, including well equipped Dairy.
The soil is fertile, and water abundant.
Also the following Personal Property tine
a. Two horse Carriage, one ,,,s,,-.r,.
G Jaeger, 81 head Of Cattle, |sN
-AySAetwo Bulls, one two. horse -,
Spring Wagon, one Mule, set Of double Har.
ness, Collars, Brides and Lines complete for
milk wagon, 20 head Of Sonth-down Sheen.
S-horse Harrow, 2-horse Harrow, two Roll
ers, 2-horse Wagon, Plowa, Davis Chilled
Plow, 2horse Spring Wagon with top, Corn
Drag, 10 "a gallon Milk Cans, 20 10 l-6-gal-
lon Milk Cans.
TERMS or SALE: Cash.
LEWIS A. j. LAM0TTE, Mortgage.
J. A. G. BosD, Solicitor for Mortgage.
X. 9. Matthews, Auctioneer.
n. b. The Sale will be continued to The
following day il not completed on the first.
nov 27-ts.
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q ACRES OF HAND

more or less, being the same land and prem.
ises which was devised by the last will and
testament Of Elizabeth Egerly, deceased, 10
Susanna L. Mourer, late Of said county. and
her children. The improvements thereon
consist Of q comfortable two
story Dwelling House, Log IN
Stable, and other necessary .ssA
ouibuildings, There is new
er.iailing well of water at the house.
This property is about one mile from the
city Of Westminster, near the Littlestown
Turnpike, and adjoins the properties Of Josiah
Crowl, Joseph Stoner, Daniel Baameartner
aud others, IS very desirably located, and 10
all persons DESTROYS of purchasing home .
rare opportunity is here offered.
Terms Of Sale One third part Of the pur.
chase money to be paid ON the day Of sale, or
upon the ratification thereof by the Court and
the residue IN two equal payments, the one
40 one year, aud the other in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest. aud 10 be
secured 10 the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
GEO. NJ. PEARCE,
X. 9. Matthews, Auetioneer. Trustee.
nov 27-ts
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DE IT'S STR Y.

@J.c.cRAssE, DENTIST.
once over L. P. Smith Il sous Jeveiry store.
Sullivan Block. Seattle.
LIQUID nitrous oxit gas administersd Tor the
painless extraction Of teeth.
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or JOUN'S SCHOOL.

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
STUDIO-Engsh and German Kindergarten separate
Department Tor young boys - 49,, m
Nos u and % WEST 32D.ST
Between Broadway and jthave. New. lork. 800
Autumn term commences Wednesday september ~ lSSO
Rev. THEODORE IRVING, LL.D Rector.
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For Young Lad es-Brooklyn.

NJRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN will resun
I'VE her lessons music aud mocern anguaSes a4ter DC
tender -. IOr particulars apply at Il3 ChltonSt
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MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY Dec. 29-PN NJ.
The mining share market to-day presented little
that is of special interest Such changes In prices
as there were generally small and unimporiant.
The regularly organized raid upon the stocks OF
the Green Mountain. Rising sun. Gold Stripe ana
Cherokee mines makes little Roadway and the
prices of all of them remain firm without any spe-
cial support of them being necessary, the present
owners being willing to increase their holdings OF
the shares at present market values. OF the Lead
VILE properties Annie was the most active and de-
clned from % to 52G53 cents, Little Chief was
weak and declined from So TO 81 cents, South hite
fiuctuated between "A and 40 cents. closing al ~
cents the same as yesterday. and Chrysohte was
oniet at 6I49G3s. Hukil active at 81 BOO
81 As and Moose hrm at 81 20: Consolidated vr r,
gina was cents higher at ~ 10. California Steady
ut 81 Is and Consolidated Pacific at ST.. Boston
Consolidated recovered from 81 to 1871 cents;
Durango fell from 10 to 10 cents. Silver Nuggedt
from 3 to Is cents and Gold Placer from IL 10 81
cents Copper Knob gained l cent AT ~ cents anu
Great Eastern cents at "a cents. The market
closed dull.
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here was some yielding IN the figures for south-
crn State bonds. The principal dealings were IN
Tennessee issues the old Gs selling at 30 and new
at J00495e. louisiana cOnsols were 4 lower at o5,
Alabama, Glass 4. sold at TO- aud Class az Ssi2;
Arkansas ~, Little Rock ana Fort Smith RaroaI,
at -, and North Carolina g., new, Chatham RI i
road a., 75s and Consolidated Is at e3i2 OF city
bank stocks Fourth National, six shares, sold a5
120.
Railroad bonds were irregular and unsettled, with
only moderate business. Erie second consols de-
clIned to 1918 and closed at 102, against 1921.
yesterday. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
soils recovered from lila To 1871 bat tho
seconds further declined % 76l2a77. Boston, Hart
ford and Erie irsts declined Il per cent to 4S and
recovered TO 49, ana Rome Watertown and Osdens-
burg iirsts at SU0S034 We're Il lower. C., {. and
/. G. lirsts. asseDted were dull but advanced to
1868 ana closed at that price bib The settlement
proposed by che mutual options that expired again
to-day has fallen through, bu new negotiations for
settlement on basis OF from 0S 90 cash for tn9
bonds are pending. Chesapeake and Ohio firsts.
series b. We're IS lower at S0is and currency debts
8. lower at so. Metropolitan Elevated frsts de-
cined to 105 i2GD 1853. Lake Erie and Western IN
comes were specially active and strong, rising from
6S to 70. Denver and Rio Grande frsts declined
from 116 to To- the consols being strong ut 1850
1O5. o Texas aud Pacific incomes at 75G75l2 BUT
irsts OF no Grande division fell from 90l4 9sll.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost $3.2ss,949 on bal-
ance. including payments of about 50 900 for
January interest This makes the Ret loss since Friday
$685., SS1. The money market worked easily al
per cent for call lOaus, the late rates at 5I3 pel
cent being exceptional The domestic exchanges
on New-Y0rk at the places named are quoted AZ io@
lows Savannah, 4 discount to par; Charleston, q
discount to par; New-Orcans, S3 discount to par |,
st. Louis. 81 discounts Chicago, 81 to 10 cents dis.
count; Boston, par. The United States Treasures
at asbngtOn to-day received $3.50. 900 in National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were $3.50 900. and the internal revenue receipts
we're S1SOOOO. Tue following ls the Clearing
House slatemen, to-day: Exchanges S1S0. 49, Sl3;
balances 81 OBS, 016 The transactions at the sub
Treasury to-day covered Receipts, $685. 1923; pay
ments, S3, S74,077; currency balance, S394S,0S7;
coin balance, $74, 53l ,070.
The foreign yes dull to day, but rates
are firm Oh the OASIS of the following quotations.: