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CLOSING PRICES OF PHTLA DEL PHIA srouFs
RepOrted bg JOIN T. DAVE 4 Co, w II EylL.
TUESDAY, Jan. lip 4,

TUESDAY, JAN 11-PM
The reported transactions in stocks to-day amopn.
to 605000 shares, and the actual dealings NAV
safely be estimated at at east 100 900 shares mora
than the amount that was recorded OF the amoun,
that is reported, 1000 shares were in Wcstern
Union stock at prices that covered ranoa
of . per cent. Both tho lowest and highest
figures of the day (98-1O3) were made within
ten minutes of the beginning Of business. Tho
opening prices were all the way from 90 to 9olo
according to the positions occupied at the fall Of
the hammer by the brokers with orders to sell or
buy. After the extreme prices had been made. and
the excitement that attended the opening was over
there were frequent and vide fluctuations and the
price again went down to 0S, but that yas
followed by an advance TO 102. and final sales at
lOI p The carly dealings were stimulated By large
purchases. estimated at from 10000 TO G0OOO
shares. to cover some large Short accounts
Isn't the later dealings were principally made up of
manipuatons and of trading. for quick turns by
the room Operators The yumors concerning a
consolidation Of interest between the two principal
telegraph companies to-day took more definite FORM
But it seems to be impossible to obtain any trust
worthy information in regard to the matter Thereis
no doubt that there has been sucientalk about COIN
promises and settlements TO lend color to the rset
rep rts But it is safe to remsmber that the VEST
ern Union speculation has been a gigantic affair
and that reports Of talks after the price has risen %
per cent axe not necessarily CONTRACTS L: settle
mens.
Western Union to-day was the sock market
Early there was a general " boom," but wheA w:
ern Union lost its advance Of tile morning and agap
sold at % the whole market gave way to figure,
lower than Yesterdays last prices. With tue II.
covery IN Western Union there was some improve.
nett all around but generally the closing figures of
to-day show declines from yesterday aud only
few stocks show any gains. Ere is p per
cent gIer than 1t &as YESTERDAY,
and the Wabashes. on the declaration of qulr.
terry dividend on tie preferred stocks, higher
Eyiieutly the movement in Western Union was i'm
proved 10 sell other stocks Pacific Mail active
and strong uD TO 1913 IN the early dealings. but 1t
later declined to 51l2a512i. Tie market closed
excited and Irregular.
There were no transactions in Government bond.
at tn Boards but moderate business was done at
the Offices Of the large dealers ct full figures The
tial bids tor the l. per cents show advance Of
i per cent aud for the per cents % Hs PER cent
Annexed are the closing quotations:
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from taking out by an Injunction then pending. The
cash found to the credit of the company was about
Instructions to have further developments
made with as great economy as possible,
in the hope of finding further deposit of ore.
cash reserve being reduced, and there being little
prospect OF obtaining ore, the company shut down
the mine. At present there is balance to the
credit of the company of II 47G "a. With this
small amount Of capital the Board Of Trustees
sders itunwISe for the company to cOntinne explora
tiOns. The Climax Is surrounded by mining proper
ties such as the Annie and Others, which are pros
pecting at greater depths than any which have yet
been reached for mineral and until discoveries at
lower depths are announced i'll the ncghborhood
the president and Board of Trustees of the onn-
ion that no further expenses should be incurred"
The DeadwOod Mining Company has declared It's
regular dividend for December, payabls at Wells,
Fargo d Co.'S January 20 Transfers close January
u.
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY Jan. LIP NJ
The mining share markets to-day generally were
about steady There. however, were some specIai
movements South HIe was active, and maze
good recovery from yesterdays decline. Inc price
opened down l cent at 10 cents, from when thele
was a steady advance to 81 cents ana sIrons
closing at SO cents Silver Cliff fell from $50 70
315 and Little Pittsburg was cents lower al Z'lo
The other Leadville shares made no important
changes in either direction. Moose remained firm at
14O01.45, with moderate dealings. Hukill to-day
elected n new Board Of Trustees composed of its
nrncipal stockholders on which change the bear"
attempted TO offer the stock down but depression
of : cents 10 80 was all that was accomplished,
and the price closed firm mt Ito. Rising sun
Welded 10 So and Cherokee while dull, was firm
at 1.GJG170. Alta Montana was strong and rose
to 2.1O Bull-DOmingo was active at 3.4Od3.25.
The COInstOck shares were better. Consolidated Nlr
ginia mp to @ 10 and California up TO 13j. Amol G
the low-prced shares. Bonanza Chief again WIS
traded in, and brought 3lG32 cents. Buckeye was
about steady between ~ and 26 cents. closing as
Yesterday at % cents. There was less than usual
done in Boston Consolidated but II ruled steady at
S7dSG cents. Silver Nugget declined l cent 10 2
cents, Miner Boy was l cent higher at G7aG GO
cents. Bald Mountain sold at 10 cents. Copper
Knob at cents. ard Mineral Creek fell 10 i6 cents
The markets closed Gull.
y
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In London. the early quotations showed A decline
of i 10 9S5l6 Tor British COnsos for money, but atei
dispatches showed a recovery to 9S'i0. and an al
vance uf l. TO a99e for account United States bonds
were unchanged. aud American railways were aboui
steady or y fraction lower. Bar silver declined led
To sid per OF. In Paris, French ; per cents rose
to S5.25 and tell 10 S5.l5: sight exchange on Lon
don beng $3.50 francs Ia the I.
The following are the ruling quotations for some
Of the unlisted securities thar just now are active:
Central Construction. 1lSGl27: Pacific Improve,
ment. 97d 100; American Improvement, 4Sdo2
prrmlum New Orleans P..ciic subscriptions, 19S
l7l4 premium; Texas Pacific subscriptions, 10
II premum American Union Gable, 2+a&
premium lackawanna Extension. Sl03 pre-
mum: International Improvement. d2d5O lre'
mum; Mexican National Railway, 3GD3la rre
mum; st. Joseph and Pacific Railroad hrsts, 96S
100: ST.. Joseph and Pacific Railroad seconds
56d57; Kansas and Nebraska Railroad nrsts,
s7lsd90; Kansas aud Nebraska Railroad seconds
stock. 32633 california Pacific Railroad
stock. l6l2d's: Indianapolis, Cincinnati ano
LAFAYETTE .tallroad stock. ld1l2; Green
Bay and MinueSota Railroad hrsts 70G72; Green
Bay and Minnesota Railroad seconds. 37I244o:
Green Bay aud Minnesota Railroad stock, 1Ot2e'lli
Iehigh and WilkesbaTre Coal Company stock, 2o@
%; Ncw-JeTsey and New-York Railroad stock, si21
Springs Railroad frsts, l7l2G20; brooklyn lie,
waited Railroad frsts. 42i2045; Brooklyn keyate1
Railroad stock 500; Vieksburg and Meridian hait
road stock, 7l20S; South Carolina Railroad STOCK,
23leG25: South Carolina nOn-mortgage bonds;
45a46; Chicago and Canada Southern Railroad
stock. 1916; Edison Electric Light new sSoek'
The subscription books for the stock of the Iron
Steamboat Company will close tomorrow '%'"'
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Go n)bor II nan Concern.
ERENCH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS CON

LRENCH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS COM
MlSsiON-NOticc Is hr.by gveh that the Commits
etpnts appointed by The treaty the United
81 Amcrca and the French Republic, fr the settlement ~
certain claims 81 the citizens al the
other, concluded January 10 1885," have Hp lOUted
WEDNESDAY. Deem Jer -. lo3u,
~ the day OF Their rst meeting 10 transact business The
treaty provides that cdu shall be Presented TO the
commissioners within period OF months from such meet
ING.
Parties having claim ruie tha treaty win please forward
the AMI othr pspers the OF the respective
Governments at No Lois list. Waahingou. DC Tine
nor the prosecution OF American claims against the French
lepubhc II the Hon. GEORGE y BoUTW ELL. The agent
fu tie Of French CLAIMS against tho United
States - Sir. ARTHUR LANEN.
WASHGNGTON r. PEDnRICK.
Secretary Oh tho part OF the United states.
LEONCE LAUGEl.
Acting ecroary the part OF the French ReUubic.
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Eceal Noiltts.

GUPREME COURT-City and County of New,
- YORK .-GEOEGEI CASE. as ENecdtorot The Last VIII
hnd Tcqtmcnl o. NANCY BLAKE SMITH. riainun asdn'l
iccnGaut You hereby summoned - answer The com
plant thus action. and r. c"ny II !or answer on
Of MS sumuos ueiyc Tho d@y rvcc. and IN case
faiur' answer. judgement VIII be taken
against yen los default Tor the chet demanded IN the COM
P''"' '"''1 III EKiLI, DAWSON BIZ ERrII~
Office and Post Once address, SO * Wllmm.si NevY rk.
10 MARY A. now: The foregoing Summons Is served
Hooper Van Worst Iusrr of The superior Court OF the
Cty Of $eH FORK, tuy assigned 10 b. 81 special terms
circuits Of tlc >nprma Cont OF M Sttn o. New
the 21th dl 81 December leNO and h"d with
the complaint Ia" oacr ~ III clerk 4 the county Of
Yora a. IN Comfy court House 10 Tho Ciiy OF Ne~
ork.-Daied Sew forz December - lss0
j. law3wW Plaintiff, AUTO neytG' William 1t New York
CVPREME COURT Of the STATE of NEW
4rt y IN lie y AMI c2 Ro Il N fD
WARD n. SMITH and CHRISTIAN J.. GRAY Bll:L com.
posing thc cop9Itner'lp Of r. X smith 4 Coz; The sad
jobs IL FARkbR AMI FEiNk ". GIFFtN. Plaintiffs.
against 'r o%G0N HALLWAY and NAyIGArI3,S COW
ana the FARM EHp' LOAN and rRI ST COMPANY. be.
a.,
10 Tho Daiitn1 atoru'ys
wint ruy dav aftar Inc srryirc of ihia
~ and IN future appcarO
judgment NJ be- against hy defa for the
relief demanded IA TIE comp Dated, Ncw YORK May r.
1850.
BrrLER sTILLMAH & Hl9GoRD.
Onire ana Post Ofc address, No III broadway York
TeTiiE OREGON STEAM NAVIGATfON COMPANY.
pubicapn purauAnt udr OF Hon Charles DAnrls
ittt dlv D,-cntrr win
paint ia" Office toe Cy
d22 lawGww Plaintiffs Attorn Us.
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THIRD CALL-I2 o'cInCK ".

Ro.i. N con Ch.v-olfe f~.'vcr NuTgei California
49, 1913 ' - loo s.D5to| CAmlt Con Virginia
500. HlJ o. - 1u'l'1 - -u' .li
lftl.ruia ~...cr tlia NautoEatrf trl4r
coo ~, 80 100 hie $50 l,rr!aEcy.ta RANGE
I 1000 - % go 800 81
Lutte CAin Mineral creek mon con
~ .-r 10 .... P5lI
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STATE bonds were dull, the tran lc.ioDs including
only Louisiana consols at Jfl2. North Carolina IS
special taxes at :, and Virginia IS deferred, at 1914
The sales of city bank stocks covered six shares %
Last River at %.
The large dealings in shares and the excited con-
dition OF the stock market tended to reduce tn,
amount Of dealings in railroad bonds. and generally
the business was dull and insgliti ant. There,
however. were a few important movements in som,
Of the speculative kinds c., {. and |. c. income:
were specially active. and rose from % 10 7ll2a
III. and Rome, WATERFOWL and ogdensburg first;
advanced from s312 TO SLY Il. Chesapeake and
Ohio rstS series B.aso strong and = higher at
ST. Ere second consoIs declined - 101 I0l Land
the incomes sold 1T 0)1s Boston Hartford aud Erie
rsts sold ut j5lsd - l., and Missouri, Kansas an0
Texas ;ir-is at 112l2G l12la and seconds at 7sl2a
77l2A7S. New-.jersey incomes were per cent lower
at l02. Cdnad Southern frsts yielded l. to l02l2
It. Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes were
firm at 90 93ls and tie second incomes rose TO 20
New-York Elevated frsts advanced TO 1l6l2 Metro
politan Elevated rsts being steady at 1881 1925
Ohio Central first 6s were in demand and rose u
lO6l2. Indiana, Bloomington aud Western incomes
fell from % to 71G7ll2 Wabash new IS wen
strong at los. and the general mortgages advanced
from qs to J92 9s5s. The various Pacific lSsuei
generally were strong but dull.
Ihe Sub Treasury TO-DAY gained S33 101, uilde NJ
b. currency gain Of 81 1851. less a coin loss Of
NSl 1S3. Tbs leaves the ne; loss since Friday al
- 30 DOB. Money call to-day easy att
and per cent, the bulk OF the business being don,
and the closing rate al per cent. The domestic *
changes on New-Y0rk are as last quoted
except that at Boston the rate has al
vauccI TO l2l2 cents Premium. The United State
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $306ON
in National bank notes for redemption. The CUSTOM
reccipts were S4sl I42, and the internal revenu'
receipts were S227.730. The following is tbs
Clearing House statement to-day: Exchanges
81 i2I, 3GI; balances. 81 744, SOP. The transac
tons at the Sub-TeaSury to-day covered Re
cepts, 81 032,945; payments. S9a0,sI3; eur
rencv balance, $3,6l5,291; coin balance
SOS. COSTS.
be following is the comparative quarterly state
ucnt OF the National banks Of the City Of New
York.
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The foreign exchanges are firm especially fol
cable transfers. Bv the method Che posted rates
for prime sterling are Qa0ed 1915 for cables 00L
for short sight, and 9>s4 for 60-aay bills. Annexed
are the detailed quotations;
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'oJit seller 60 days.
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State bonds dull but generally strong n.
sales included Louisiana consols at 6sioacsl,
south Carolina 6s, non-fundable. at liz, Alabama
Class-A, at 76s4. and Missouri 6s 1887. NJ liz
lhere were no transactions in city bank stocks
While the railroad bond market was even dru.,
THAN yesterday, there were some fractional recoy-
cries IN prices that were sympathetic with the move
ments of stocks. Only s., 900 of Erie second con.
sols changed hands, but the price, 1921 WIS l. NO,
cent higher than yesterdays last figures. CbeSa.
peake and Ohio firsts, series b. rose to 50. but
closed at S7l4, an advance of l. per cent
but the currency debts were bs lower Al
ooa@GoSs Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consols
were steady at 1O7l2 and seconds at S2Ss. Mobile
ana ONO second debentures declined per cent 10
6Sl2 New-York Elevated firsts were L. higher Al
III. Ohio Central incomes further yielded TO "a.
Denver aud Rio Grande consols recovered to II6ls
Tor small lots. Texas and Pacific incomes were "a
better at o0l2, but firsts of Rio Grande Division
were u lower at 80.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained S64G. 1913 on bal
ance, made up by gains of $49.7l0 currency and
$552,263 coin; il also received from San Francisco
100000 in gold coin. This makes the net gain
since Friday So. III, 667. The monetary situation
is unchanged, and the general rate for call loans
both on Governments and good stock collateral, is
Upper cent. The domestic exchanges on New-YOrk
at the places named are follows: Savannah par
az premium; Charleston, ls3Il premium; st.
Louis, 20 cents discount; Chicago, 75a0O
cents discount. The Omitted States Treasurer al
Washington to-day received $685., 900 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
$692,519, and the internal revenue receipts were
S202,749. The Clearing House statement to-day is
as follows: Exchanges, 500, $50 615; balances,
S4,74s,296. The transactions at the Sub-Tseasury
covered Receipts, 81 547, 956; payments $500 1888;
currency balance, $5,119,1S7; coin balance,
$79.763.144.
The foreign exchanges still dull, bnt rates are
harder without change in the nominal quotations.
which are as follows:
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reporied bl JoMN u. DAvI. & %. W. u RIll.s,

TUESDAY, Aug Or. NJ
This the dullest day the Stock Exchange has
had for many months. And to-day's business puts
to blush those apologsts who attempted to account
for the comparative dulness of last week by the
excessive heat The days transactions in
stocks aggregate only $4,000 shares against
$4,000 shares yes crday and 100000 shares
last Saturday. Yet the temper of the spec
ulation was the exact reverse of yesterdays
A small effort the way of manipulation at the
very beginning of business sufficient to turn
the tide Instead of the weakness which marked
last evenings closing minutes, an apparent strength
was given to opening figures That in itself checked
legitimate orders to sell, and made bears "
hesitate about increasing their line of shorts"
The impression soon gained credence that someone
who was willing to pay higher prices for stocks
than last evenings ending seemed to warrant, was
in possession of secret information of something
having been done yesterday al Saratoga toward an
ending of the railroad war Yet the market was
dull, but il was strong because of the absence of
offers to sell and not because of a large demand
Later in the day there talk of the terri
BILE" threats which tomorrow concave of su bord-
nate officials of the railroads is going TO send
the Central and Hudson system of railways OF as
the Street had it, "to Mr.. Vanderbilt, if he does
not put stop TO the war;; and the morning theory
of secret information from Saratoga was abandoned
Nevertheless the prices for stocks slowly gathered
fractions, and III the afternoon additional strength
was given by liberal purchases for the short"
account Viewing the days operations in the light of
practical experience it is safe to say that an idea
for turn upon the uncertainties of the situation
has proved to be perfect success. Very generally
the early buyers have reaped their profits and the
" short" sellers of yesterday afternoon have paid
the penalty of their tmidity. The advance in the
prices of stocks was general and not confined to any
one class. But at the end figures showed some
hesitation; yet they were not weak.
The entire business done in Government honda af
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EUROPEAN Markets

LIVERPOOL Aug 8 -Pork-Prme Mess Eastern nrm
at 49,; Western. steady 73. Bacoa-Cu nOerlaRd
hlmer at 496d. Short Rib. 4Std Long Clear.
1ull a. a.. ShOrJs Clear. steady 856l nams-Ioag
Cut dull NJ 1885, shoulders steady 30 eci-lpda Mos
none here Extra Mess. duh us Prime
nlm at lO6. Lard-Prme Western steady at 51IAd-
Ialow-Prlme CITY. steady acknowledgements,
steady at 10 Cd Rosnfine. duh Common
NJ bod Cheese American Choicc steady So. Lard
On none on sale tolr-Extra -. MheSS
NO. l.. White. nrIner at l0f2d Spring, steady
atS New Winter Western. nrmer at lO2d.; New south
sTD Winter steady at 9lod cornM xea OH steady at 5e
New, steady al ol0d Cottonseed Oi-lellOw American
Spirits rurpentne. az Loadoh steady al S4g3d.
70, LospoM Aug $50 m-taleutta lAnseed. 5sae
nal0od; spirits Inrpenne SSda e4 per ewI ken5se
gallon: Common sosin 5sd Lnseed Oh 4275 per ton -
LIVERPOOL Aug. 5-l2:SO -Brcacstuifs-firul; torns
bod per GENITAL for New MIXED western Wheat ase
per Genital tor Average California White; 10. 0loSA tos
California Club 96la99d. for Red Western Spring $50
l0ld. for Red Winter
LIVERPOOL Aug 90 mThe receipts Of Wheat for s6s
past three days were l9S.ooo cenalS including l550oo
American.
ASTwBRP. Aug. o-Petroeum franco lss centmes Zoe
nne pale American wooxs Lard closed Al l42 francs
per 100 ktlos
nAyRE, Aug s.-wicox's Lard closed at 20 francs 80
oentimes 80 kilos a
BRKsEs, Aug a.-wnoOx's Lard closed at 81 msrss 81
AEBuRe Aug 9-wnoOK's Lard closed at So MARKS PEG
1901
BREnKs. Aug. s.-retrOleum.7 marls25 pfenninsA
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inc Boards to-day was embraced in the al,
%o'ooo registered As at 1lGIa. Prices. bo,sa. "
were hrn, and the final bids for the As w.
Vsnced g per cent. Washington disna,ch s,. au-
Oh Official authority that the amount az -
coupon os which remain uncon;inuea
% Der cent and which will mature unde,
sne cart August II, aggregates onlv
$11,000,O00. Thus far only soon 600 :. ony
bonds has reached the Treasury Cor ,,,vnsn,
is the opinion of officials that as il is the Ia,
large loan and is widely scattered in small aro,,,.
they will come in very slowly" The opinion nraA
ably viii be verified by the result. The mat,
closed strong at the following quotations:
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In London, British cOnsols are quoted steady at
100 ZIG for money and 100 9-16 for account the
carrying rate being up TO pa per cent against pa
per cent, the bank rate, and 1ss per cent the
side market rate for discount of bankers sixty and
ninety day bills. United States 4l2s recovered 10
1l7, the other issues being quoted steady and un-
changed. American railways We're lower the
greatest decline being for Central and Hudson.
Illinois Central Lake Shore, ST. Paul and Central
Pacific; the declines range from y TO per cent.
Bar silver rose lsd. to 81 I'D. per ounce The Bank
of England gained f104,000 bullion on balance
but 100000 was withdrawn for shipment 10 Italy.
In Paris French three per cents declined &c S5.65
sight exchange on London rising to - 20l2 franc
10 the T. Berlin dispatch states that the Imperial
Bank of Germany lost specie during the week TO the
amount of =, 100000 marks.
The gross earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad
are reported as follows:
lSS0 1881
Month OF July. Sl.s8o0S7 81 .S5a0O0 Inc sis
January 10 July 81. lOS4476I l2652544 7sS
The following were the REGENTS and shipments as
and from Chicago and Milwaukee tO-lay: