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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

Now THAT it is announced that the Prin-
ess BEApRICE has Rheumatism the able
Eoachesses Of New York society will pres
ntly be stricken with this high-tOned dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

WHEN a remedy has proven itself to be a
cure for consumption and perfect lunS re,
storer. it should be kept in every well-regu'
lated home. We refer to DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, single dose Of which
will cure an ordinary cough or cold. A tew
bottles will cure consumption. 1t is very
pleasant TO take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19
Postal Card. win be Made no Longer!

That is because they are justlong enough
now, being exactly FIVE inches long.
Browns Iron Bitters will not be made in
any respect different from what it now is.
Because experience has shown that it is
exactly suited to the need of sick people,
and that it conquers dyspepsia aud a whole
lot Of other troublesome complaints. DIR.
n. S. Ruggles, Marion, Mass, says: Il
recommend Browns Iron BitteIs as a
valued touic for enriehing the blood and re,
moving sll iyspeptic spmptoms."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

IL purity and healthfalness, Dr.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder takes the lead OF
sny other. Ii has been used for years, and
was never better than it IS to-day. DE-.
Price believes that all articles used in food
should be strictly pure and wholesome. aud
determined that this standard of exesllenee
in all Of his preparations shau be main-
tained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19
BEFORE BREAKFAST.

Brother BLAME is not now engaged in
arriving on any correspondence that ought
b be burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

THE Chicago Currant says that this eOun-
~ is no place for titled snobs. But this is
mistake. This republic is the only place
b the world where they bstten and flourish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

WBEAr is advancing sharply. May Op-
Ons are eighty-eight cents, and the sPeeu'
Ltors at Chicago are predicting ninety be-
bre a week will have expired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

THE probability is that HALsrEAD has
ired dynsmitard to blow up CLEvELkSD's
Eabiuet But HALsrEAD is watched By the
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

BISMARCK is trying his hand at adjusting
be hours of labor between employers and
heir workmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19
GlBSoN'S EXPLANATION.
How the Matter WAS Viewed In the House
of Representatives.
SfsrirI N fAs Rsgislsr.

How the Matter WAS Viewed In the House
of Representatives.
SDeriaI 70 tie RSgis!Sr.
WASHINGTON, D. C. January lS.-Ths
House of Representatives enjoyed thor
oughly the funnier aspects Of Congressman
Gibsons personal explanation on Saturday.
Gibson had been interviewed by local
newspaper, and had been made to use Ian
guage rejecting most emphaticslly on MIR.
Randall, of Pennsylvania. He rose to deny
that he had ever done so, and to say that
while he might have differed with the gen
tleman on many points. and at
many times, he had always recog-
uized Mr.. Raudalls integrity and capacity,
characteristics which his long career
in public life had left beyond dispute. In
ciden,ally Mr.. Gibson went on to say: 81
want to DENY most positively that had an
interview with Presiden. elect Cleveland IN
wb,ch-in which his views clashed with my
own. TGreat laughter and applause on the
floor At the same time l will not fail to
acknowledge nv own belief that the division
existing among the Democrats OF West SIr'
0inis is most unfortunate, and that # they
we're united .they would be able to secure
thar RECOGNITION from the new administra'
tiofs to which the State is fairly entitled.
The 0.aer members Of the House from
West Virginia smiled. The spPfsuse CON
tSued and Mr.. Gibson sat down.
Congressman Goff tells me that be does
not believe it would have been. possible for
Major Theophilus Gaines to have held hiI
poSitiou a. Pension agent for this district
1ndsr Democratic administration. If be
had been resppointed thst would have been
in itself a recognition " the Office as one III
winch West Virginia had hrst mort
case and the claim Of the State would not
have been disregsrded by President Cleye-
land. But there would have been very
strong pressure brought to- bear 10 secure
the sppointment Of some Democrat from
the saTe State and Mr. Goff etarEs there IS
varv 6,,le doubt that Senator's Camden and
Ke1na who are personally fresdlg 70 Maj
Gaines would have been compelled to back
nm a Democratic claimant in any event.
This place Is probably the most important
federal Office that has been allowed to &c
West Virginia by the Republican ssnin's
tration since the war. AS stated heretofore
! in the columns Of the REGIsTER, the agen
Sisburses nearly 81 900, 900 annually, tC
/ over 22. 600 pensioners, and makes salarl
Of $4,000 per year, with $4,000 more II
! fses. There Is a strong prooaotltl
that the Democrats OF the State would heY'
found a man to fll the position.
Mr.. Geo. U. Doris, Mr. E. W. d. Moor
and Mr.. C. A. Pritchsrd, Of West Virgins
are At the National Hotel J. A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

IL your system running dovnf Is thss
a feeling Of decrepitade taking possessieA
Of yoaf Are the functions of your 6ees,
tive and urinary organs impairsdf 10 yccs
blood bad7 DO sores and pinplss trouble
you? Do ,oa suffer from sebes ssd pasesP
Are YOU weak, and does fbel east ex9hos
give you fstigrei BevsreI Regsin -
feet Eealth By using d.. Guysotfs fe'fo~
T16ck and SarsapAyiIla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

A TRIPLE source Of happiness good
business, a contented mind and bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19
A Handful
Incidents.

INV. Belden, aged so. Of .Gslesburg,
one Of the victims. snd the only Que whose
remains preserved even the semolanee OF .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19
IN SETTLING FLAMES.

SEEIhlNU fLAmESI
Seventeen Insane Patients SO Down
to Death
In an Insane Asylum in ILL.,
nois.
A Scene of Horror Rarely Ever
Equalsd.
Refusing to Leave Their Warm
The Dementsd Victims Were Burned
to a Crisp.
Marvellous Escape of One OF the
Patients.
A List of Those Who Per-
ished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

"How OLD are YOU" said an ancient
dame to grinning little tar'pOt We'll. II
! goes BY what mudder says is most ten,
but If goes by de fun fse had, Use most .
hundred" o. ths. al could measure their
Years in this way. but how many measure
them BY long night watches and almost
fatal coughing spells, which could have
been cured by bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup taken in season
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

The tenent house belonging to Mr.. Green
berry Ditto Of Falling Waters District,
Berkeley county, was burned to the groGnd
on Friday morning last. No clue as 70
how the hre originated has been obtained
but il is supposed to be the work OF an IN
cendiary. The building was unoceaPled a.
the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

a friend feels toward me, do GO TO the
drawer and find some old yellow letters
written 10 me ten or twelve years ago
No; | 90 to the letter that was stamped the
day before Yesterday in the postoaiee and i
find how he feels toward me. 1t is not 10
regard TO old communications we had with
.Jssus Christ. il is communications we have
now. Are we not in sympathy with him
TODAY and is he not in sympathy with usE
Do not spend 50 much Of your time in hunt
ing in the wardrobe for the old WORKOUT
shoes Of Chris,inn profession. Come nov
and take the glIttsring robe OF Christ
Righteousness from the Savior hand. You
say YOU we're plunged in the fountain OF the
Sayior's mercy quarter Of century ago
That is nothing to me. tell you 70 TAsf
now in this laver Of loOkingglas'es and have
your soul made clean.
notice also in regard to this layer o
lookinr-glases spoken Of in the text, tiA
the priests alxays washed both hands AM
| feet The water came down in spouts .
that, without leaving any filth IN The BASIN
the priest washed both hands aHtI feet. >
| the rospel Of Jesus Christ must touch tn
very eXfremltles VI out Li"o I.
man cannot fence Of small part oi ~
soul and say: Nov this is 70 De q garde'
in which / viii have al the frGiis and hoE
ers of a Christian character, while outside
/ sbsIl be the devils commons. No, no;
! viii be al garden or none. sometime
hear people saw "He is very good maj
excep. in politics" Then he Is not goo
man. A religion that viii not take ma
through an autumn election vii Ios
worth anything to him IN june. July an
August. They say he IS useful s9fi oi
nan, but be o5erTeaches IN oarsafl
denT tie f,Aiersent. II DC Is . ehris,iA
antzhere, be win be o1a IN his ousinez
II Is. very easy 20 be good IA the pEaye
rpeeiins with surroundings lnndls AZ
biessed bot rot 50 essy 20 Be carIslia
behind The counter where by pae skill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

lconiuued % RsaIsa P.ssl ]
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19


IN bis dreams say such a splendid dream
Of the TRANSPORTATION Of Christ that he
a~oke, and seized his pencil aad said ;
Let me paint this and die. Oh
| have seen the glories Of chriS'l J
have beheId something Of the beauty Of
that great sacrifice on Cslvaryi ] have
some times felt I Eoold be silhny 10 give
ANYTHING X | might just sketch before ron
the wonders Of that sacrifice. would Ike
20 do Il while live, and would Ike 20 do
/ Il when / dieI Let me paint this and die!
! He comes along weary and worn, his face
wet with tears, his brow crimson sith
blood, and he lies down on Calvary for yoa.
| No, mistake. Nothing was as coDiortA.
| be ss that A stone on Calvary would
have made soft pillow for the dying head
Of Christ Nothing 50 comfortable as tkst
He docs uos lie down TO die; he stands ~
10 die; his spiked hands ouiztretchsd ~ 4
10 embrace q world OH what hart end
for these feet that hare travelled ali ore
Juaea on ministries Of mercy. What |
hard end for these hand that have wipe
away tears and bo1nd up broken hesrt'
YerJ hard. OIL dying Lamb Of God! Al
ye; there are those here nov who DO %
ioye iheeI They sag What is al that
met Whs. Il hs does weep and groaa sn
| die / daa.t waui bp.@ Lord Jesas Chns
rconiuued On Fourth Pags
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19
A List of Those Who Per
ishsd.

KASKAKEE, Ills, January lS.-South
In6rmary of the Illinois Eastern Hospital
for the Insane, burned this morning at 4:5O.
The FIRE originated IN the furnace room and
secured strong headway before it was dis
covered. The wood work of the building
being of a southern pine, it burned very rap
idly. The building was occupied by forty
FIVE patients, six attendants and one night
watchman. Seventeen patients are missing,
Thirteen bodies have been recovered. They
are burned beyond recognition. All Of the
patients were in6rm and incurable. The
bedridden ones were rescued first and those
who were able to help themselves did not
realize their danger and they were
the ones who perished. The attendants
lost all their personal effects and
many narrowly escaped with their lives,
one of them having tied bed clothes
together to escape. There were no facih-
ties for putting out the FIRE, the State not
having made any appropriation. The build
ing was new one, and cost about $4,000.
Il is a total wreck. The following per-
isbed.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
LENTtN PRICES OF FISH AND EGGS.

Housekecpers who cross the Bridge cast long
faces at the mass Of floating ice in the river and harOo
for they know that cc along the shores means high prices
for fresh fish in Lent Fish dealers have no Lsnten con-
sciences and put the figures frozen a. well as fresh
fish. Pompano costs 70 cents, Spanish mackerel 30
cents chicken habut 25 cents North Carolina sea bass
20 cents and whitesh blue4h and backlsh 10 cents
pound Roe shad from the Cape Fear River sells FOR
81 So from the Savannah River 81 So and from Florida
streams 80 cents each Striped bass be had for 20
cents. hsddOck and Goldfish costs 10 cents, perch 10
cents founders Il and ees 90 cents sheepshcad
worth 25 pound fresh mackerel lS cents red
snapper and gr0up-r Is cents and oregon salmon AZ
cents pound. salt mackerel or NO. ~ quaLty sen
for cents salt salmon for 40 cents salt cod 10 cents
smoked salmon % cents, smoked sturgeon 10 cents ana
smoked herring 10 cents pound. Domestic Yarmouth
boater- bring 80 dozen and imported farmOuths
81. Hard shell crabs can obtained for 40 cents
dozen, rock crabs 81 dozen scallOps 40 cents
quart pickled oysters - and 81 n hundred imported
sOlcs 40 cents. and imported turbot 40 cents pound
Pickcrc and pike sell for ls CEN pound
Along with the prices OF Sh the market vane of eggs
increased several cents dozen at tho beginning or
Lent The consumption Of eggs In this city during thls
season o abstinence from meat Is nous: Iho pres
ent weather adds to their cost Long Island fresn hd
eggs were cents a dozen dearcr yesterday than oD
Monday Egen cracked rgg,.Of wlich there are Mwat'h
large supply IN cold weather cost cents each instead o
cent. the usual ngire. Sound ones sold or 80 cents
dozen The best quality OF fresh printed butter soo ior
IS "a pOIud
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGroN. Tuesday. Feb. II, 1895.
Az ACT APPRovED.-The President has approved the
act providing yor he duplicate checks b. III -
bursing officers and agents for tho United states.
MINIsTER PERALrA-Mr. Pcralta. the new minister
fiOm Costa Rico, formally presented to the Prcs.-
dent to-day by the Secretary 0f state.
No LIoCoR CoMHIssoS.-The joint resolution proyil-
ng for Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Comm sion, which MAS
to-day reported back adversely 10 n" HoI-c wns t-
comp0ncd 10y "A report In which The committee says
The po yer 10 regulate the retail liquor rh' has, ifim
N" foundation Of the Union. been REGARDED a. fe cNri
rght OF the State rather than u tho General Cow
erumcnL Tie interest OF temperance and rohTicty
would demand Wise and stringent restrie on.
and effective safeguards connection with the Ell"r
traffic rather than npricfcnhic efforts a. absolute pro
hihtou. T. the several states OF the Union property
belongs tho right 10 enact such legislative local police
regulations will throw every proper restriction AROUND
the liquor trair.
TURBULENT Crow TSDnSs.-Grnoral Armstrong, of
the Crow INDIAN Agency Montana reported 10 The u
dian Bureau that spotted Horse. bear Wolf and Deaf
Bull. three crow Indians Turbulent and dang gnus
Indians and have assaulted him The Secretary ~ fle
Interior has therefore directed That the Indians namei
be arrested aud Imprisoned
NV Pokr oF ENTnY.-The House Committee on
Commerce to-day agreed to favor bin 20 make Mount
Desert Ferry, Maiue, port of entry.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

its exercise chafed and irtated him. and far 81 he
T b that Re
tanned this opinion. Sensitive by nature, he TOOK et'
eeptons to acts and conversations that OF different
Temperament would not have noticed regarded. Tho
charge that Mr. Collins with other members OF the
o o w,ta ns to- pe nd Sv the
dence, but the contrary find that the treatment p
onsderate II IL true that Mr. Collins was suspended
arrested by Captain De Long aud 40 far as appears
was released from suspension arrest and while SO
suspended the scientific nstru and appliances oI
his position as meteroosst Of the expediIion %eo .o
transferred 70 officers OF the expedition Tor use, use
find fault attaching 70 De Long for the suspension
arrest Of Mr. Collins under the circumstance
preservation Of the health OF the was alnpotah
TO insure the of the expedition ana e se @ U
its members The OF suspension or arrest arose W
reason OF an alteration between Captain ne Lons or, a
Mr. Collins In regard TO an order requiring INC
and to leave the ship and 60 on the lee every Gay
Reference is made to the retreat OF tne ort
three boats after the loss OF the Jeannette Inc
says The committee believe that no blame shpnln Az ~
attributed to Captain De Long for THIS sad result iS az
all that an Intelligent, brave and Kind olcer cosu '''
d9pe to Pressrye the lives M Of himself and par Melville
had known shortly after HIS arrival at Geeomori"ck
party on the Lena Delta he could and wonld have res
cued them The committee do not believe mat any
hower any OF the party controlled by Melville under
the then surrounding circumstances for the failure 70
rescue Captain De Long and his party. Your committee
have carefully examined the manner Of the nvestigatlon
made by the court of inquiry appointed by the SecIe
and the conduct OF the officers and men thereof ana
ns that said eonr OF inquiry dd not refuse S to q, adn s
nearly every question that would bring sut the true
history OF Kpcdtion. The conduct OF the court was far
honorable and just. No witness ntimidated by any
member officer Of tho court. aud no Important ana
The committee dnds that the Jeanette wen sup
piled with all necessary stores anu outht FORA tnI'c
years cruise when she left the port OF san Francisco
and that Captain Long did right In entering the lead
I'm which the Zee formed and held the snip In It's grasp
until It was finally crushed II is useless 10 send ship
to the Arctic for purposes OF discovery unless IL Is put
into the ice." .
The report concluded with the recommendation that
the resolution calling IL into existence should lie on the
IA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.
Inv Ycp.pu tn ruz VRlRUNR

CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-rhe visible supply fig.
ures of Secretary Stone turn ont just as was anticipated
They show decrease OF 6957j bushels for wheat and
an increase Of AIS s39 bushels for cOrnor the week.
wheat started as il left Oh last night, at s3s cents for
May May at 407s cents, and May pork AT 80 = j.
The interest the session centred in corn statstc'n
Walker at New York a good chance FOR SENSATION
TODAY and so made the figures on corn differ from tho
chicago ones to tho extent Of 225 600 bushels instead
OF iglrng out an increase of 4lsOoo bushels he an
nonRced decrease Of 100000 and odl bushels IN the
visible supply OF tlys grain The corn corn erowd
" Billy McIIenry ther corn corners Jim Love,
Partridge and few other spectators have put prices
mn and forced them down by making small purchases or
selling out small lots To-day when the report came
from New-York OF the discrepancies between the
Chicago ami New York figures there was rush VI httle
shorts to cover Love on hand TO help me ai-
vance and 30 Vas Lester Co. Both are believed To %
Oh the &" buI" side. , . 1891,
Pork was strong, too, closing at o'clock at o'a.
the ton for the day New-lorkers are bele' 90
loaded up with this product and 50 are outside they
may boom the price for while. but there VIII be tne
wien they will 10 sell, and tae market WIZ oS
then il Is believed, stand the load. The marke. eiose
at $50 this afternoop at the following rn
March wheat 10 cents; May, sios cents nSIn I Vax'
3s cents May, 4la@4l7s March pore p" - ~ ''
Sl3 37ia March lard, - 10; May, - 20
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
CALENnARa THE DAY

sUPRgyR COURT CHAMBERs- Before Donohuc Nos 10.
IT, 81 as ST. o. 90 o. 90. 95 lO3 lOl iO6 ia III, 12l
iS 2i a 9 s i'0 '' i'' 'O 1885, 49, 1885, 2O' 2O' 2O'
SUPREME CorRr-srEcIn TKRs-PARr I-Before Law.
Nos. $685. s99 93 g03 9sg. 7ls 962 863. 657.
Nos 7H2 1907. ss3 8s3. G07. 100 l0O3 4ss
sUPKHMK COURr-CIacUTT-Pl I-BeiOro Van Worst j.
Nos 20l0 2J0. 32j2 S76l 2Js0 27O6 3023 1926. l0lo
SUPREME COURT CmcUT-PARr Ivan Brunt. Jan
uary term. Case on Butler agt IOunsbeTy. -
SUPREME COURT ClRcuIr-PABr II.-Van Bruat. J-No
SuPRfaE CouRr-C -CmcUn-PART III.-Before Andrews J.
Nos 3l9l. 3lg3 1896 1901. 1883. 2l74, 32S 32l6 8lO
3227 3s 23J7 324l 1908. 1919 3lS7 lil9. 3l05 esO@
sUEgO0AIE CoURr-holins. sWil OF Margaret Lynch At
sufgsoR couRr-srEcAL rERx-Before Freedman. j.
SUPERIOR Couar-TnI.L TEaa-PARr I.-Betore Truar
s6 sS2 10 III so is&s si S4 SIC. ST. ~. sio So
surEEon CouHT-TRlAL TEEM-PARr H-Betoro odor
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRiAL TERM-PARr IIf.-Ingraham
JNos 1884, 1884, $780, 1859 1850 1906 1862 1874. 1870
No. sSS 5!s 727 5a 7s AIS los, Ssi Sot 5s $69
M 5l7 iGiO 7O s75. 067 sjl 2s2 l7G3 l7s 1868. iOio
COMMON PLxAs-TRAL TEM-PARr II-van Hoosen. j.
coMMoS PLEAs-srEcIAL TERn-Bcfore Larrcmorc, J.-No
SomaoS PLEAs-EQUITY TKRM.-Before Allen. J.-Nos.
%, 8. A.,
27oS 29l2 3l37 1880 S0s 1885, 1907, 1851. 365 Sl5i.
1855, 3247. 32is, 32i0. $3.50. 1901. 1858. ,.
CITY CoukT-IMAL TgRM-rAgr il;-Before Sehtpiss gis
5000 $3.50 S23 $685. 1885, s2S7 20Sl 2J60 2e7e so3l,
27S7 1887 $685. $685. $780, 329l, s26s S2oo S2eo a-o
Nos ils7 ISl 227s 1873, i5Oe 2s77. 1898 200 2elI
61& 2A29 1910. a27l x212 S27& a1A SI77 a1'a s@oA-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

bonds there revival Of tas ESy that the Central
and Hudson and West nor had como 70
settlement A denial of It viii not prevent
its repetition tomorrow sonS Of tho principal
room operators loud In ths proclamations that
Mr. Vanderbilt the buyer of stocks and the cause
OF the advance. but their activity In bidding 94a and
CAS- for Central and Hudson and Lake Shore
would indicate desire to make the purchaser whoever
he might be, pay as high price for them possible.
The silver question also was brought into use The
rumors ranged oil the way sm the statement that tho
bill had passed Congress- to tho report that "A
would pass the Senate tonight In the last fifteen min.
utes there sharp reactions from the best prices bue
the market closed strong at figures that from g "a
per cent he latter for Central and Hudson and Cen
ra Paciac) higher than last evenings closing prices
Government bonds dull but firm with the bids 4
per cent higher for the 3s and 4ss. Annexed tho
closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

The business IN state bonds Included North Caroline
special taxes at fa and Virginia 6s deferred at 6 OF
city bank stocks Merchants sod at 129 l21 and Han
over az l40
The market for railway bonds opened dull and tame
as usuabut later there was general movement In nearly
all the speculative kinds anS for them sharp advances
rose TO 56S and closed at 554 West Shore aud Buffalo
rsts from }5 37ss and rapidly dropped 80.
Canada Southern first 5s from 0735 to 95. New.
York. Chicago ST. Louis feat is up % to s6s.
Central OF New-Jersey consOls advanced "a TO 9sss
and Missouri Kansas and Texas eonsois were
Paul frss, Wisconsin and Minnesota division advanced
to 94l2 Northwestern debentuTe IS better AZ
962 aud the new debentures were up Il at Sjs Bur-
lngton Quincy debenture 5s we're about steady al
Northern Pacific rsts again were strong at lO2 lo3
1898.
The sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance $j37 $40,
made up by gains OF $500 :5l currency and @2375lS
coin The days operations covered Receipts, 81 ,34J,
$50 payments $SO7,739 currency balance, S22,99f,
39l coin balance, $l3l, .744
Money was shade hrmer at az per cent and closed
liz az per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day folowss
Exchanges, SS2, ,354,4l8; balances, S3973423.
The United states Treasury Vt Warrington 10 day re-
ceived 1907 900 In NatiOnal bank redemption
The receipts S5S2,JOS and the Internal
revenue receipts were Sl46,Si4
The foreign exchanges were quiet and steady at quota
tiOns FOR business follows Eankers bills s3l2 and
81 500. for long and short st5rng respectively; J22is
and 520 for francs 94ls sia 30 for rcchmaFks 1919
and 40 for gullders
In London British cOnsOs stronger and recovered
per to 80 Lie FOR money and 90 3l6 for account.
United States bonds not quoted. American rail-.
all higher IN response 10 yesterdays late and
this morning early home quotations. Bar silver declined
4S l3l6d per At Fars French per cents roso
to Sl39 francs and sight exchange London up to
25.37 francs 10 the =. Tho Bank OF England to-day
gained a74,000 bullion balance The weekly state
uent Of the Imperial Bank VI Germany shows specie
~ ~ Qf AZ