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Arthur Still Undecided as to When
He Will Inausurats His South
ern Trip.
The Sick Secrstary--Folgsr's ILL
ness Said to Be Of a Seri-
Gus Nature.
Arrival Of John Howard Paine's
Remains Another Indian War
--Important to Importers.
,S0..so, ps,pa,eh TO n. Sunday Register

EDectQt DtSp0tCH 20 Ile oHtUuy <soVsoso''
WASHINGTON, March 24.-President
Arthur has not decided when he will leave
Washington for Florida. Hs has scceptsa
an invitation to stop in Savannah on his
way down.
The President called on Secretary Folger
this afternoon. He afterwards stated that
the Secretary was slightly better, but
would not return to official life for mum
Der of weeks. 1t is stated on good authority
at the Treasury Department to-day that
Secretary Folser's attending physicians
say he is afflicted with erysipelas OF the
face and head, aud that there is danger OF
it extending to the brain.
Ex.Speaker Keifer has returned to the
city, and will remain in the city several
days Strengthening out a good deal OF both
private and public business. Ex-Speaker
Randall is here to consult with various
statesmen with reference 10 the Speaker
ship. Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana, is here
also, and candidate for the Speakership.
The remains of John Howard Paine ar
rived here st six o'clock this morning over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from New
York, and we're taken direct to Oak Hill
Cemetery. There were no ceremonies. At
the cemetery..the body was deposited IN the
chanel vault, where it will remain until
June 9th, when it will be inferred with
public ceremonies.
A Western War.
The following telegram was received at
the Indian office this afternoon:
SAN CARLOS, A. T., March %.
To Price, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
Washington, u. c.:
The Indians are reported at Winchester,
twelve miles from Wilcox, on the Southern
Pacific railroad, fighting the whites to day
They are supposed to be OF Jays band
from Old Mexico, coming this way, and
about 100 miles distant. Thu Indians here
are perfectly quiet. l shall take the nee
essary steps to protect the agency, but be-
lieve General Crook will take care of the
hostiles before they get here.
tSignedl WILCOX, Agent.
The I2Oth Call for Bonds.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury
said this afternoon there was no truth in
the published statement that he had said
he was utterly opposed to anticipating the
payment of the bonds embraced in the
l20th call, which natures the lst Of May.
He wanted to have it distinctly understood
that he had made no declaration on the
subject, and when he has occasion to make
any such declaration il will be made pub
licly.
The Treasury Department will take no
action in regard to the question of
Exporting Bonded whisky
into Canada in less quantities than 100 gal
Ions until the matter had been brought to
its attention officially. 1t is understood
that the Commissioner OF Internal rev.
enues favorS the proposition.
The issue OF standard silver dollars from
the mints for the week ending March 9th
was 2lS,405, corresponding period last
year lSS 800.
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the OLD STORY
or Mismaied Nay asd December. viii
the Usaal Finale

the Usaai Einaie.
BALTIMORE. March ga domestic
scandal OF unusual magnitude was
brought to light here to-day through
the filing OF . bill In equity Ia
one of the courts. Mrs. Rachel
Furstenberg, the plaintiff, Is . bride oftwo
months, eighteen years OF age, OF petite liz.
ure, and brunette OF the most pronounced
type. The defendant, Levi Furstenberg. 10
prominent citizen. He was . widowsr,
marrisse, to which fact s largely
attributed the domestic shipwrsck thst
has 90 speedily followed the illstsr.
red union. II 10 the old story Of
May and December, and with the
usual results. Furstenberg. two weeks
after the marriage, according 70 the bill.
"up TO which time he had been lovingly
tender" suddenly began . different
course Of treatment abusing her
sh.msstully s and refusing 3,,, e 2, ,Sp ~.
have resided at Barnum's Hotel, Furstsn-
berg being possessed Of ample means, his
,s,iis solis ,,ssoSS stsSs rh. s''%sfa iii ,ur.h::
relates that Furstenberg employed
an attorney to prepare deeds for the con.
veysnce Of all his real estate, and rep
resented to bis wife that IL was necessary
for her to sign certain papers In order
10 raise lie money which she ~.
quired. Being ignorant Of all legal
formalities she signed the papers, and
subsequently learned that she he'd In do
ing 70 forfeited all claims upon his estate.
She represents that she hiss been . true
and faithful wife TO the defendant, and
10 at loss 10 account for his
extraorf tary conduct. The necessary
bond hs,is been filed. the court granted
On ipjun tion restraining the defsnisat
from alternating his propsrty, pending
q decision. Both husband and vile
continued 10 reside at Banum's Ho.
tel, but occupy separate apartments, aud
hold no communication With each other.
Mrs. Furstenbergs character 10 above 70.
proach, and the ssd sequel 10 this roman
tic marriage 10 rendered even more distfss-
sing from the fact that the youthful bride
IA In n delicate condition..
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After the Indians.

HALENA, MONTANA, March 24-Two
troops OF cavalry, ,.one company of infantry
and a party of Indian scouts left Fort
Assinaboine early yesterday morning under
direct orders of District Commander Ruge,
to intercept the marauding band of Cree
Indians before the latter reach the Cana
dian border, toward which the savages are
rapidly proceeding.
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Wants 10 Know.

LONDON, March 24.-Captain Oshea, Home
Rule member Of Parliament for County
Clare, has notified Sir William Harcourt,
Home Secretary, that when the Commons
assemblies, after the holidays, he will ask
whether Lady Florence Dixie formerly
hoa1ed the public by the invention OF a
letter frsm Ring Cetewsyo, and whether,
as the result of the inquiry into the alleged
assault upon her at Windsor, the police
have concluded that Lady Florence is an
imDOS,er
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us a case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands OF cases already per-
msnently cured and who are daily recom-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
any urinary complaint quickly cures.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guarantee For sale at SOC
bottle by Logan & Co., Bridge Corner Drug
Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-03-25

BRaIpwooD. Ill. Mlrch 2.-0nly . few
inches Of Wster remained in the Diamond
mine this morning and the men are nov
getting q circulation Of cir through
the shafts In order 70 permit
the exploration by the ssarchsrl
a party viii 90 down this sfternoon. snd
by midnight. II ~ also ruEsorsd that
,esrchsrs have already found sevsrsl bodies
20 badly decomposed they we're afraid v
bring them 10 the surfscs. An sxcitsd
crowd surrounds the shaft.
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RuekIen,. Arnicn SaIxe.

The greatest medical wonder ofthe world.
Warranted 20 speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancers, Piles. Chilblains, Corns, letter,
CbsTped Hands, and all skin eruptions,
gusTsnteed 10 cure IN every instance, or
sale ty Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Corner
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Schooner AaharA.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 4.-The dou-
ble-decked schooner White Top, in ballast
is reported Just gone ashore at Strait
Mouth Point. She will probably prove q
total loss. Fears are entertained for the
safety Of her crew, who are in the rigging.
The life boat cannot board her.
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CAPITAL CHAT.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-The statement
OF the United States Treasurer shows the
gold, silver and United States notes in the
Treasury TO day to be as follows: Gold,
coin and bullion, SlS2 3lO,775; silver, dol.
lars and bullion, SlO6, ,4S7.l92; fractional
silver coin, S27,T0,5 ,5l9; United States notes,
SASH, 800; total. 1861, ,625. 1856. Certificates
outstanding-gold, $40. 7O5, $40; silver, $69,-
-ilh G-n. nnrrnnnr 20 S-5 nAn
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Mr. u. T. Allison. Kss.: osssd his lie
ny simple Trsi Bottle Of D.. Kin4s Hs1
discovery for consuDptioa, Which eesse1
him TO procure . lafgs bottle. that eoo.
pieitly eured him, when DoetoFs. chsnee
~ eiifnsts and everything els bed fsiisA.
Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoesseesss, esveso
Coggbs, and all Thfost snl Lsng dissses
ct Ioesn 4 Co.'S Bddes Corner Drag stssA
Lsge kize t1.0o.
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The Fairfield. =. a.. Election Cases.

COLUMBIA, s. C., March - - United
States Commissioner Binskell has con-
cluded the examination of the Fairfield
election cases and rendered q decision this
forenoon. 7. A. McGill, Jr., and J. G.
Heron were bound over for trial at the
April term Court in Charleston in the
ann of {5OO each
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-03-25

sTHE surprising success Of Mrs. Lydia <.
Pinkham's Compound for the several dis
eases peculiar to women forcibly illustrates
the importance of her bene6eent discovery
and the fact that she knows how to make
the most of IT'D. Haskell.
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The AZ. Louis Labor piaicuIty

ST. LOUIS, March 2i.-Nothiag is known
here of the report from Pittsburgh that the
union men had accepted a reduction of
wages and resumed work at the Vulcan
works. The mills are running with nom
union men. The latter still refuse to ac-
cept the situation, and the Vulcan manu-
facturers claim TO have all the men neces.
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Refused to Answer.

In taking evidence before the commits
sioner this morning in the civil case of
Walsh against Brady, Price refused point
blsnk to answer questions relating to what
is known in the Star Route prosecution as
the Price drafts on the ground that to
answer would criminate himself. Price
somew hat irrelstively told the parties
10 the hearing that they might go to the
grand jury and find out what he testified
10 before that body on the 22d inst if they
wanted bis views in regard to the Price
Brady drafts, but that he did not intend to
open up bis affairs 10 the world in a hear
ing OF this kind while he was under in.
dictment on evidence Of the plaintiff
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Fatal Explosion.

KNIGHrsTowN, IND, March A.-The
boiler of John Cassilly's fax mill exploded
yesterday. Con Clesry, the engineer, was
killed outright, and Frank Brosins injured
so that he died in few hours.
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"Nunber One.-

LONDON, March 2i.-The Pail Mall
Gszette's Dublin correspondent says the
person referred TO as Number I" by
james Carey, in his testimony st the hear.
ing OF the assassination prisoners, Is known
10 be in Mexico. beyond the reach Of the
English authorities.
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$4,000 IN -FOUR YEARS.
The sum Total ofAnother Confidential
Clerks SteRlings.


New York, March II Another deial-
cation has come to light. On Monday
Edward s. MarstOn, Assistant Secretary
of the Equitable Trust Company, of IS
Exchange Place, received a letter from
his brother, J. b. Marston, saying
that he had appropriated $4,000
Of the funds Of the company, and asking
him TO sell his u. B. Marston's) house
and furniture in Plainfeld, n j., and
turn the money over to the company in
part restitution. J. B. Marston was Inter
est Clerk in the Trust Company. He began
work for the company ten years ago, when
be was Is years old. He rose to this posi-.
tion Of interest clerk by steady and hard
work. He had the entire confidence of
his employers. As interest clerk he had
complete control of the books of that de-
partment Of the business. Four years ago
he began stealing. He took drafts received
for interest, had them caShed and pocketed
a certain percentage of the amount, falsify-
ing the books so that they balanced. He
usually took
small Amounts Daily,
but on one or two occasions took as much
as 81, 900 in a day. On the lst of February
he resigned, his resignation to take effect
March /. At the appointed time he quit
the office and was not seen there again. No
one suspected him of dishonesty, and his
letter of confession TO his brother was the
first intimatiOn of his guilt. He was mar
ried TO a daughter of Roosevelt G.. Ralston,
president Of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, very wealthy gentleman.
MarstOn's home in Plaintield was moth
ing extraordinary in point OF elegance.
He kept horse and carriage, man SER
want and three women servants. His
father. r.in-law's wealth was deemed good
reason for what little extravaganza he dis.
played. He was very regular in his habits,
going to New York at 80 each morning
and returning regularly on the 8 o'clock
evening train. He was very domestic in
his tastes, and preferred his wife's COM
Pany at home evenings to going out in the
village. He was neither driuker nor a
fast man in any sense of the word; neither
was he a religious young man. His friends
all spoke of him as q good fellow.
Tire Young Man Missing.
On sunday night he and his wife and
their young and only child left Plaintield
on an evening train. Where they went
and where they are is unknown. Mr..
Edward ). Marston said tonight that he
knew that bis brother had not Speculated
in stocks or grain. When asked if his
brother gamblea, Edward said that he
must decline to answer. The inference is
that the $50, 600 went into faro banks. The
property at Plainfeld will bring a few
thousand dollars. The District Attorney
has been spprised OF the case, and Marston
will probably be arrested il he can be
found. The Equitable Trust Company
has a capital of 81, ,5OOOOO and will not feel
the loss of the $50, 900, distributed as il has
been over four years.
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CIUsheA ARa1o.

CINCINNATI, o., March N.-An agent d
aslni Morse hss been here three days
| quietly trying 10 arrange foi the produo.
ton Of the Passion Pisy. He made sppii.
cation for Music Hall Tor two months, b.
ginning Msy 18Th. This sftssnooa the
trustees gave him . simple refusal, Offering
no fraAon for THAR aciion
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Train Wrecked

Sr. Louis, March 24.-The Missouri Ps-
citic train No. 4. east bound, was wrecked
at Moniten Station by q broken switch en-
CINE. The mail and express cars were to-
Ialiy destroyed. The fireman, Frank y.
Rainie. Vas slightly injured.
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Death of ComptroIler De,ano

Isaac Dslauo, father Of Jas. S. Delauo,
Deputy Second Comptroller OF the treasu-
ry, died in this city this morning. in his
eighty first year. His remains will be re.
moved to ialesburg, Illinois, for inter-
Qent.
Secretary Folger is no better, and is con-
fined to his bed.
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Rail AliaNNl.

NEW Yolk, March N-Jsdss Doeohse
Hsverstock, 10 entitled % ball % rsasoa.
able amount and diSectsd tbst ~ b takso
before . poIics magistrate for thaI pus.
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Naminafed for Maxor

CHICAGO, ILL, March 24-The Republl-
can city convention this afternoon n'omi-
mated Judge Eugene Carey for Mayor. X.
+. Crane mas Withdrawn as an independent
candidate and Carey will receive the sup
! port of the Independents.
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A sooe Baptist c'srsynsss q esu.s. =.
Y, strong temperzncs naa. peC1lee essA
kidney trouble, nsursIda - -
aiEost 70 biiudnsss, essS tWoyo1e -
was told thst Hop Dtttss woold
beosse be Ms SfJpt4 d nd pe1o9Boee
sgnipst -Bittsn.s 6iDes bis eure - says
Lone need fear but trust in Hop atosR
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LONDON, March A.-Two Anarchists,
nsmed Gstz and Dubris, have arrived here.
Their object is TO arrange for gtea; con-
ference Of Socialists in London.
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Cvash~A Oy SSasA.

WAsHrSo1os, IA. Ma ch 2l.-Ysstssday
Alex. Artist, . miner at the ysndsrgr!t
coal works, pesr frsdsricksburs. vss
crushed by . fall Of slate. His lsG ssd srn
were broken and be sustained other In.
} iuIies OF serious nature.
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One Dead

SHENANDOAH, VA, March 24.-Jas. Luch-
man, one of the men burned at Parker col
liery No. 2, died this morning There is
little improvement in the other FIVE.
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PARIS. March W-Thrss soldisn q ths
One Hundred and Eighth Rsginsnt vbe
we're arrested on the charge 81 socisllsn,
have been found guilty and ssntsncsd ~
join regiments In distant parts u
Algeria.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-03-25

CHICAGO, Ills, March 25.--Pstrick Egsn,
Treasurer Of the Land League, arrived here
10 day and will remain several days In coa.
sultsiion with prominent Irish leaders.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-03-25

CHAIBAn, March A.-In Consequence u
the report cf . hostile project % The past
Of Psnisns against tbs naval station bsse,
0 boom has besn eonstfuste6 scso0 the
dock CAsin and furiOughs gfssts1 police
men have been stopped.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-03-25

ArrasIA, N,rch 2k-Dsvtd Dsyis ssd
wife arrived here to-day. In ths sftsfnooe
Judge Davis drove around the clty viii
s<ps:or Brown. He may remds untl
Tuesdsy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-03-25

ES-Hoods, scsrfs, ribbons and any fancy
articles can be made any color wanted with
the Diamond Dyes. All the popular colors.
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PRODUCE.
1altiDORA.

BALrnolL March 2l-Flour-Stesdy
and firm; Howard street and Western
superiine % 37g7 90, .extrs - 2j9j 0o;
fsmily S. 2596 90. Wheat-westArn higher
and quiet; No. 2 winter red spot 81 5h9
] Tx: seller March 81 II u bid: seller April
81 IS bid: seller May 81 2oKsi 20h; seller
June 81 21A9l %: seller July 81 ING
IsH. Corp-Western higher. closing
dull; mixed spot esc asked seller April
s3L@63Ic; seller May e4<fs6lNc: seller
June CSC asked; steamer 59Xc bid. Oats
Lower and quiet; Western white SAG
SIC; mixed s695ic. Rys-Lossf q ESQ
70c. Hsy-Firm and quiet. ProviSons-
Quiet and steady. Mess Pork-At at 2oe.
Bulk Mests-Shoulder and Gear rib sides,
packed, SH@llc. Bacon-Shouldsrs exc;
clear rib sides l2c: hams l4ai5. Lard
Refined 12Kc. Butte1-Duil: western
packed I7@22c; roll i4ts1sc. Egss-Dull
and lower at 1sgl8c- Petroleum-Stssdy;
refined s1<@sHc- Cofee-Firm; BIO ear.
goes ordinary 70 fair sk09hc. Sugar
Quiet and lower: A soft SHc Whisky-
Steady at 81 l61f@1 10.
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Obituary.

PHILADEiPHIA, March - Rear Admiral
Thomas Turner, U. 8. n. - ID iris morn
ing.
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BIAlNE'S BOOK.

Strong Features Of the wOrk-HoW
she Statesman LsbOrs-His SpeeuIa-
IiOns-
NEw YoRK, March 24-I had a converse
tion to-day with one of tho most intimate
friends of ex Secretary Blaine, To- the follow
ing purport:
"What book is this Blaine is writing
'sHe has made contract with an Elst-
ern publishing house, in Hartford, | think.
70 write his memoirs and criticisms OF
American public Lie from the beginning
of Encolns adm inistration to the
close OF Garfeld's. Experience has
ehown that books of that character
have very large sales. Alexander II.
S.ephens hss published at least two
books out Of a not very active
public life, which have run up into large
circulations. Garfeld's illness and death
led 70 extraordinary runs being made upon
the various lives of him, and Blaine was so
identified with his administration that il
sfrrck one of these publishing houses,
which has an abundance Of money, that
nerbaps Blaine, being now out OF public
fiTe snd being q ready writer, might agree
~ make a book. | understand that Blaine
49, made very fortunate business arrange
,,cots. The writing of his book will give
him occupation, which is quite necessary
~ man OF his style and activity, and it
viii $50 pay him respectfully well. ln,
f(ed I am. told that his contrac: is good
sre Elaine makes good bargains
SpeenlatiOBs.
eAs 10 that" said l to my informant,
s,..-,e of his friends told me only last week
,i[t Ne feared that Blaine would presently
4 ~ al his money from his tendency to
=, ,f.nla,ion. Il can correct that impres
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.iustee under the will Of MrA Tatoe 0t
her estate, which Was valued ut $2S.ooa
By the banks failure Day lost $4,000
more, and to retrieve his fortunes hs
began speculsting in New Jerssy
Central stock With the funds Of the To-
tor estate, which, under the provisions
Of the will he held in trust FOR three
heirs, one OF whom was his sons wife.
His ventures were successful, and today
il became known that he had lost SIC. 900
OF the trust funds. As Treasurer OF the
Academy he held jersey City, New York
city, and other bonds worth 5000.
II was suspected that this had
also been swept away. Great
excitement prevailed until Day.
when called upon to produce the bonds,
complied. A committee Of Academy
trustees has been appointed TO investigate
his accounts. He has conveyed 70 the
Tator heirs his private residence, valued at
$4,000. He 10 nearly seventy years old and
his financial troubles will leave him almost
without dollar,
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NorHSG builds mp shattered eo1stitu
tions SO quickly as Browns Iron Bittsrs.
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RysssssSso OeopsSasl.
a LsTe Navfng Reessoe

81. PErxsssrso. March A-fSe Rasgtens
have com mpleted the svscustiou u Kul6iA
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


EEw YORK. March A-Monsy this
morning at llG2 per cent. Prime mer'
camille paper 6tgih per cent. Bar silver
at I00A. Sterling exchange steady at 47DA
for long and 4s2X for sight.
GovERSMESTs-L per cent. lower ex-
cept for fours, - per cent. higher for threes,
and unchanged for fours and Q half and
extended fiyes.
lu5,s
FiSes l1
FouB and-a-haH coupons.
Fours coupons
Pacific SiIss Of Ip6
STATE Without feature, ex.
cept for Georgia gold bonds. which I'd.
vsnced TO 1851, bid from ia.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm.
sTocKs-The market opened 8 per cent.
higher for Manhattan Eleysted, ii n per cent.
higher for 81. Paul, Minneapolis aud Mani.
tobs, and H@k per cent. higher for the
general list After . further slight i'm.
proyement in the same shares the market
became weak and decline Of x per csnt
tsok place in Central Pacific, which dropped
DIX per cent, and HGK per cent. in
the remainder of the list the latter Union
Pacific ard Michigan Central, while 81.
ing up 20 ~ per cent, reacted 2 per cent.
At eleven o'clock there was slight rally
in some shares. After eleven O'Clock stocks
were very dull and irregular, but In the
main firm.
Bank ststemest
NEW YoRx, March 2I--Loans. decrease,
81, 7s2, 800; specie, decrease. t5j4.6OD; legal
tenders. decrease, $500; deposits, de-
crease. E,7o4, 800; circulation. decrease.
$25l, ,7OO; reserve, increase, 81. .3I5s 800. The
bankers nov bold s, ,I55 go less than the
legal requirements.