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known quantity, but there hardly il n aoubs
.nat before four weeks ago it exceeded
@oo'ooo,o0O year Hence with balance m our
favor on the mercbanaise movement of the last s;x
months OF 1881 of only 81 1906 300 evidently there
was large vacuum to be filled either by Immediate
exports OF merchandise, securities or "hard casb
And 1t was Just at this period that the movemcn, ~
securities turned against rs and still is against ma
Stock Exchange gossip to the contrary potvith.
standing.
AS briefly as possible we have stated what
were the alleged causes for the kind of
stock market that to-day was presenter
TO the average operators At the opening there wa,
sharp advance and in majority of instance, the
best prices of the day were made within five min
utes after the beginning of business Such was not
the case with Northwest common stock which openej
at l3l and closed at 1854 its best figure for tho
day, which is within d per cent of
ITS highest price in 1881, January 10. Only little
of that stock is held in the street There was
marked decline at midday that took prices below
last evenings closing. Before the end however.
prices were sharply advanced an the market closed
strong.
lhere were no transactions in Government bonds
NJ the Boards, and only limited business was done
at the offices of the large dealers The biddings,
however, were advanced: ls per cent for the con-
tinued 6s and 5s, and Il per cent for the i2s and
4s. The market closed steady at the annexed
quotations:
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tFXinterest.


Among State bonds a fair amount of business was
done IN Tennessee 6s-irst at an advance to 7Ill
and later at 73l2, closing the same az yesterday.
Missouri 6s, 1881, sold at 109G 109li. The only
transaction in city baak stocks was the sale Of
twenty-five shares of Corn Exchange at 40
In the railroad bond market to-day there
was only very small business dole. and that
at prices that were hardly steady instead
of beng unison with the tone of the stock
market. Erie second cons)ls do show an advance Of
- per cent at 9S5s, but Missouri Kansas and Texas
first consols at 10fl2 ex-lnterest are only
Il better the general mortgages i higher
at S2l2; the seconds are l2 lower at
GSl2 Rome, Watertown and 0glensburg
frsts sold at 81. Chesapeake and Ohio currency
interests were q lower at 504 Canada Southern
firsts were steady at o. OHIO Central trsts were
steady at 972. Ohio Southern irsts at 80 and Met
ropolan Elevated irsts at 1909, East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia incomes were 4 lower ut Do.
Richmond and Allegheny tirsts sold at %. ST. PAM
frss, Southern Minnesota, declined from 1O394 TO
10301035s. st. Paul and Omaha consols were 4
higher at 990s. Wabash general mortgages were
of 13s at s6ls. Texas and Pacific incomes were
steady at 7OAQ7Ol2, and irsts of Rio Grande diyi-
sion were 3s lower at S43i ex-interest. Northern
Paciics were per cent hi her at SO.
The Su Treasury to-day lost $627200 on ball
ancc made uD by losses of $442,245 currency and
S1S49Gi coin. This leaves the net gain since last
Friday $376,0S9 Money ruled at per cent all day,
with xceptional loans made at small premium.
1t is a curious incident IN speculation to see
bulls" IN stocks trying to make stringency IN
money But such is the case now. under the mis-
apprehensIons that stringeDcy in money Will break
the rate of foreign exchange and stop the shipment
of gold Latterly when money was naturally
Cravitating toward the United States,
stringency has lowered the rates for exchange.
so thai specie imports were fastened; but with tho
natural ravitation in the other direction strln-
geucy hero will be followed by renewed strngency
abroad If the money is due to Europe and required
there, nothing will stop its going but tie laying
down. of those bankers and merchants
who own it. Yesterdays quotation Tor
New-York exchange at st. Louis-$2 discount
evidently as an error. The quotation to-day $50
cents discount The United States Treasurer at
Washington received $292, 900 in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
1925. A. and the revenue receipts, 500 The
Clearing House statement to-day Is as fo.lows:
Exchanges, SIG, S57,90i; bal ances, 50, 750O9I.
The following Is the public debt statement issued
February l. 1882, compared with that OF January
l, 1882:
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CLOSING Prices or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
reported bg JouS H. DAVIS & CO., II WalISt.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Up. N

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1.-P NJ
Until today there have been no important
amounts of gold exported from the United States
since early in 1877 In 1878 The exports exceed
the imports only s. 600 900. The imports ofgoldtor
the three succeeding years were rs follows: 1879,
$4,000, 600 1850 5000 900; 1851, S53,O0O,-
900; total $l00, 100000. To-day ol,e30oOo
(as unoficially reported was slapped
to London. The shipments, OF which
to-aoy's arc the first, have been fastened by the
financial crisis abroad and by the importation OF
american securities Bat, as we pointed OUT TWO
,-oels AGO the balance on the exports and imports
~ merchandise was fast leading mp TO Inc same re-
slt The official report of the imports and exports
Of the whole country for the month OF DecelnDer
ina, now been made from which we learn that the
business OF the six months, July to December d.
1850 and 1891, compares as ioiloWS'
mini 10 Dec 81. 1850. 1881.
Exports OF me i77Ol97lO Sos dec. SOS sG3.2l9
%G9G Of mcI a5aoco58 al27co2aa inc 27452272
Export; in o sel 7lg752 s5539O2Go dec s9C3lGlo2
Deduct estimated
amunt Of freight
money G due to sc5oooooo $GiooooOO dec 100000
EaTpCe IN yGt sao72759 ssoG2do dec $o5sit92
Tho estimate of $l3O. 900 900 per annum for
freight money is regarded a. under rather 'n"n
o,cy the actual amount that accrues 10 foreigners
~, the busIness with this country; but Tor the
soller +otal business Of the six months OF 1881 We
allow 81 600 900 less than for the SIX months Vi
1850 Against the apparent balances III favor oi
the country shown above is the accrulhg interest,"
and dividends on American Government. o'a'e'
| municipal and corporation bonds and STOCKS 'l"'
4 are held abroad The amount Is al I'LL
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MINES AND MINING.
WEnNEsnAY. Feb. 1-r. ".

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1-r. NJ
The conspicuous feature of the mining s'ocA i''i
lots to-dav cas that of weakness Robinson Con-
solidated further declined to 2.35G2.40 The Com
stocks were all weak, and Consolidated Virginia
sold down to s4Qs5 cents, and Sutro Tunnel to ~
ans cents. State Line Q and barely held its own
ot % although the last SALE of 100 shares was at
lbs. The price of South Pacific was marked up
from to 56s. Cherokee brought 43 cents ana
Cold Stripe rose to "a cents. There were notable
sales of Great Eastern Mt cents; but the general
list of stocks was dull and neglected,
The Standard Consolidated shining Company 20
per share, payshie February 49, at the office OF the
Farmer Loan and Trust Company.
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Nem Publications.
+" OUR CONTINENT"

THE NEW ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY "
Its Publication Postponed till February D.
On Account of the Extraordinary Demanu'
owing TO the unanticipated and extraordinary
the nrt number of "oUR CONTINENT" its issue Is Dc
FEBRUARY, THE sTH INST ooo
The American News Company alone has oruereu 49,
copies number, and the orders for the nS'
from Postmasters booksellers, Canvassers ana suoSo
in all sections the country amount already 10 the
gregate Of $1,000 copies ,-.
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TRADE. in reply Rev. Henry ward BeeehtT;1 Ho or
Argument Of JOHN ROACH. on the htNl 1 - ~
AMERICAN SHIPPING made before the m91Se
ICE on Post Offices and Fost Roads TIE ~ n "
IST is for sale at the AMERICAN NEWS HoMfANi
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Art Schools-Citv.

Art Schoos-Ctv.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER 49,.
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references Mr. d. Huntington, M WH" hart MI '"in''
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
sAN Francisco, Wednesday. Fob. l, 1852.



Gu. Fr,-,f.-o Feb. Connection has been
- ,l.. sen, = ir.ocl, a.: the .,,.rn Tunnel
n, ,' Wv. .rirt t,cf lie gorr,r sJ.it.
an, ,, ,, L's Lr.t ba'niu i'm fine c1yncc ami
' 'hrf 'h''%d u'',. &c ,bo CIr, .,,,, r.
,I,t ~, ,i ,c', 'r. '.''iiIIaj si7 Drr t.r.
III u 80, 49,, j.,.[ tr.ri.sv uri.t
Consoiida:cd Virginia lis been asscss.d 80 cents
pcr share.
Ii3rli' a., i,..ft',, 7,,..,I "tt t,.. of
~" ,.,. ,,t, ,.i1.3 I'l tn tl,r
"I. "'r'g -. ~ -
No;'II"A to. ~ 81 ;., l.,.,.. -. ,01 lace, ,
lo'
u ilCN Or. .Ir .r.....,, ,....,.tl
cons 'd"''i' 'yl '''i, ~" 49, '.' -
With lh' ocN'lii'" '''-''N D" ''' ''''' " ' We '''
nine :, Of. ~. on ..;. T.; ;. .
the ore IN T. We nhh, - -, ~ VEN j" i'lc.' '''i-
IN richness. lac ''"H'P "-''''''''S ''' 80 '''" ~
nGary 'o,Hf"'ri' , .; D. . .
HELENA Mont. Feb. l.--itlci aad ,UDor.al. dir
coyerics OF gold ore are reported from i"rt MaHu-
uis
,,rITS ore from, bath lie east aud Yves. 2oO-lcy.
The cutir. forty Atamps Of the 'iouitOu W'.I are
mining lie co,uuany's mines yielding sufficient o.c
tn keen Them in operation.
The Alta Montana COmpauV'j IL taMp Hill i5
rrnuin0 steadily The smetcr started on i!J sGCghd
RIM to-day
BuIion valued at g5G. 600 was received in this
civ. Yesterday from the mines.
Pobinson Consolidated manager tc,ccluphnd Jan
nary 81 "Shippd to-day, 80 tons; assay 80
ounces on Lot 2S4. Has the appearance Of lime
wall Have turned to the left. same 90 we did on
8olie Consolidated official report January 81.
cows. North drift 700 foot level. Lent shaft Is
300 feet from Standard line. This level is cQuiva-
lent 10 the 935 foot level OF the Standard Struck
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Geo late for classification.

Nuw-Yo3E. Feb p lss2.
TIVE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
fEG CO.rAS1 10 tav declared t.s uslal monthly div
idc.l OF SlVEETYFIVE CESTr PER SHARE, payable
February ISL 40 tho Farmers Loan am trust Company
% 20 Exchange place. tcN. ork
closed Tor election purposes Will DC
olened for Il alsicrs the ID aud an .Hsts. ,.
~. h. COOK. Vice PreGldent
UHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY-The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
Union Pacific Railway Company Tor The choice OF directors
ensuing year. the Transaction OF any other Da
ness which NAV legally before tho meeting viii be held
at the Companys office 1917 Broadway in the city OF New
YORK on Wednesay tho Nth dag OF March next AZ 10 O'Clock
A. m Transfer books will be closed saturday, Feb 20
HKSRY McFARlASD,secy SIDNEY DILLoN'fresidens
EeW.York, feb. ], les2.
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The above does not include payments mace on
account of the interest or princlpaio u "'' P"''~
debt of the United States
Tho foreign exchanges are unchanged III 'onc' oHS
oro = shade easier in figures because the steamers
srortipq tomorrow probably will not deHc: 'ncf
nails earlier than those sailing on saturday LoNs
Ill or weak and short bills are strong at the q'I
tations which we give as follows DanA''' D
81 "a S9l2 for long and short steiIIhs
ivclv. 5.177s05.13 for francs, o4'o%oo Io' ie''"
marks, and 4Ols 402i for gnlders.
The character of to-days European adviccs Is hoS
,,;Gi.rent from that of preceding days the hu''u'
-, in rrces OF securities being OF no significance
''it1,r one dav n little higher, and another DAY
Ittle lower. a syndicate OF Pans Oahhe'S -
I,o se,tleueuts at the BOurse by an ADVANCE ".
Oh ooo 600 francs and the French GoVerh".'n' -
o,rt.J IN have placed 20O,OOOOOo francs
- tho DISMISSAL of the oinclal olo"'i'
paris for their use in tdhS o'.A
-. cent depression" These operations sin'Py
to,,norary relief to the markets forced hquiu
atom and panic are ayerted, anu settlement oss
~ostnoped But liquidation must proceed " ny
~ al,,,rccs that now are made. The priNao o.
''ioo. received in this city much less encVui"
100 than the public dispatches, WHICH
Iva altered through some KIND 0,
o., censorshp The Imperial Damn "a
C-r,,anv advanced its rate for discount ~
cont and for advances to per cent -. H.,
pc ,,Iaod made further loss of f2o9ooo oun
on balance. At the London STOCK hA>-
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~ , PITTIE SILVER MINING COMPANY,

Eb y BROAD-sr NEW YORK..
CAPITAL sj0b0O0 1O'TuV n ti fr rom 81
OF mineral land situated ~
h G 0iortz Greek Ciunison County, Col. The Brltue
Liver Mine L9s got of IL inches OF sulphlde OIL s ~.
running from $50 to 200 TO the ton Whlci can W. ia
mated nj little expense. small portion q" me ioCh TO-
soi" AZ ~ W." A. FALCO, Manager
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filming.
Mining o StHsEs As and SOLD aRssea
UNDERWOOD & FROTHINGHAM. % BnoAd"ay'
Members y. V Mining stock EIchange.
4 SsESSMENT NOTICE.
yopru STATE MINING COMPANY.

Notice ia hereby given that at meeting OF the BOARD OF ~
,t"rs held on the eth day VI Jsday 1882 an
~ ~ III CM Cent? Ger share levied upon tne
captai stock Of the corporation, PAYABLE
funds 10 me Secretary the office OF the company
S gu Sni,ei,,.H North Carolina AT THE BRANCH
nFgsiI'E ~ BROADWAY, NEW-fORk q \. az, ,,,roid
which this assessment shal Iehihlh VI
on the 18TH day OF February, 1852 Will be den m III
VI 10 "a dcnJnont and unless payment - III nv.
topcther with ccst OF ADVERTISING, before Ihursy, u
ay of March, 1882 will be- forfeited 70 tne co. s0
p1yments, according 10 the chaIter'
u WIN ~ nv ortero the Board Of Directors ,
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Dancing atd0emie5.

ALEX. MACGREGOR'S, 112 FlFTlI-AEE.-
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respondepce solicited. Official list saes mailed FREQ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-12

Los duenos de este ebcmieno ienen gnsto de pac
paoquanos pdbcc general acaban De
ntroduc todas las maqunas hae
compe meore de case conocdas haa da 10 cu
promote meo los aos 81 onfecconan poda
de clio e pdbico
Sc eboran superior cadada todas horas del da
especadad las de noche as e sin rival pan de
manteca que concona de Maoca sobado gaa de
n6ndad de a entire que fguran las especaes de anfs
pilot oda mantequa leche canea, m6n uicon vanilla t.
buques gantzn durac6n Todo 10 eua
expendea precios equyo rebaa de ano
por cento ylos eonanmidoes ialpr mayor. e.25,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-12
Dh. JOAQUIN g. REYES,
MEDICO HOMEOPATA CIRUJANO.
con diploma De PORTUGAL nembn del Congress- MEdcs Dc Pu'
q Comendador de la Real Oy'dea de Cristo.
CaIIs del Sol Hdn, II, entire San Jose Ia CEuz

Trata con muy feliz 6xito y e6caz-
mente la tfsis, asma, corszoD, gargaDtp,
dolores de cabeza, y Intermediates del
estomsgo.
Las Intermediates sifiliticas, por mas
rebeldes y sntlguas que sean, y todss
las que proceden de Ia impureza de la
sangre, las cura sin emplear 81 mercu-
rio nj yoduro.
Expulsion de la lombriz solitaria en-
cuatro horas.
Garsntiza la curaci6n de las enferme-
dades reumaticas como todas las de Ia
vista, despu@s de pr6vio examen.
Una practica de bastantes amos en- las
ciudades de is Habana, San Thomas,
Nueva Orleans, Brasil, Veracrus, me
han hecho conocedor de las calenturas
= otrss Intermediates muy ftecusntes
en- los paises calidos.
Las personas que so hallen fuera de
esta ciudad pueden dirigirse por Sescri-
to hacienda una description 6el de sua
Intermediates.
Recibe consultas en- 50 casa, calle de-
Sol udmero AZ, entire Las de San jose J
Ia Cruz, desoe Las 8 hasta las IL de IL
msilana y desde las 2 hasta las 6 de IL
tarde. s.16
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Ii h IT @ K NO

Este servicio 10 prestan los grandiohos,
comodos com IapidoS gapores MsIila .!4s
racruz" Panama" a-s
Los vapores oe esta empresan enlazan en-
Puerto-klco y Ia Habana con los vapores
cOrreos ue Ia Peninsula y adelnes enIazaA
en- Ia Habana con Ell VapOr de Ia Inisrna en-
presa que sale para VeracruZ el IL de cada
mes y On Santiago de Cuba con 81 dc Ia hneA
de la Habana a Colon.
FL vapor de Ia Inea de Veracruz tocara
en- los puerCOs de PrOgreso. ErOntera de
Tabasco Veracruz y Tuxpan.
El vapor ue Ia HabanA q Colon saldra de
Santiago de Cuba para Kingston, Santa
Marta, Barranqul Uartagena y Colon.
Los pasaJeros que tomen bOleta On este
puerto para La Gualra. han de embHrcarse
On el vapor de Ia empreSa que sale ell IA dc
caua mes.
Fara los citados puntos 80 admitir&n car
ga pasa]erOs.
Para mas detalles dirigirse & los agentes
de Ia llnea, Oh Ponce dandarlas, BregarO
u Co., en Mayaguez Patxot. Oastello q Co.,
en- Aguadllla, silva, Ferrer Il o., y en- san
Juan
l5n. O. PRATS Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-12
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUA
On pasaje en- /. q c&nara. ............. "
TARIFA DE FLETR PARA NUEVA-YoRK.

Cafe, Azncar, Mieles, ETC., segun con.
venio especial con los agentes, hbres de
capa.
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW-YcRK con opcion a permanecer en-
que Juzguen OportunO.
Oonoclmiento y boleta de pasajes directos
80 dan en- Lodos los puertos donde los vapo-
res de La compahia tocan, para EuTUpG, Ca
ssadG y B,St0n on conexion con las siruien
tes nneds do vapores:
VIA NEW YORK.-Por la de Celn0rd,
White Star, InHaG1a para y desde Liverpool
NORTH German Lloyd para desde Bremen.
-HGnlourV american PGchet C0nspafsy para
desde Ana6eres. : General transatlantic
Company para y desde HGvre, Line
para desde L61sdvesv y Glasgow. U.--MerchGelts
Despatch d. International a Line para des-
touos los puntos del CG1aGdG. MeTOpoli-
dn Line para Y desde Boston.
ROAETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.