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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-08
ROWING.
Oarsmen Are in Training for the Coming
Repatta.

Oarsmen Are in Training for the Coming
Regatta.
The Rowing Association will hold meet
ing to-day in order to perfect arrangements
for the regatta on the 22d inst.
Walter Blake of the Ariels has in train
ing two Youngsters vino give promise of be-
ing able to land the single-scull champion
ship in the Ariel house.
Johnny Sullivan is in training for the fat
mans race. John says that if he can only
add another ten pounds of avoirdupos he
will at once issue challenge to Leander
Stevenson.
After a year of inactivity Charley Long
will resume single-sculling. and on the ar
rival of his new shell from the East Long
intends to get into good form" No doubt
several single-scull matches may be the re-
suit.
John Tecmer has written a long letter to
friend in this city, in which he states that
in the event of Peterson coming East he will
allow the Californian five seconds start for
three-mlle race over any course.
just now the South End Club is pursuing
its mysterious ways. The clnb has lately
picked up large membership, and Captain
Dongherty, the panacea for all the clubs
boating ills, has been pressed into service.
The near approach of Washington's Birth
day, the date set by the rowing association
on which to hold its annual regatta. has ex-
cited the temporary lull of the past few
months. and Secretary Flanders predicts
that the meeting will be the greatest one
the association has yet held. All the clubs
will be represented. and the Ariels, elated
with their success in the previous regattn,
will make an effort to capture new honorS.
Already the Pioneers, ever first in the field,
have made several selections for the anna
teur barge race. Not to be outdone in
point of entries, the Dolphins are getting
around into shape, and rumor says that
thew VIII be rPDreSputPl nv an antire new
crew, three of whom, at least, have never
done any rowing on this Coast, but are
credited with having shown some very fast
work with the oars on Eastern waters.
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Pittsburg told the dogs owner to set his
own price for exhibiting the champion.
W. Burd Patterson of New York City mas
made the following eloquent appeal IN De-
half of the Irish setter:
call upou all true lovers OF the Irish setter.
Oh, have taith. Let them pun toEeihett o,,ch
10 The principles upon when they na'e , iounneH
their fam. Be true TO the color ana me upon
which they have been so glad to dwell. Test.
Dfu USE him. Send him before the world IN
connection with his mics. Enter nm IN as
great numbers as they afford TO, IN all The
field trials. Educate him To be a held-tria will
ner every time. For without education even nlau
is no longer mighty nation; aud trust me when
say that his inherent qualities OF worth and III
teIhgence VIII never allow the irish RED setter 10
take back seat or be consigned 10 the DARK
Oblivion OF "a nameless dealD.
The Country Club VIII hold high Jinks at
Point Reyes to-day. Yesterday the CLUB
house, which has been erected In Bear V al
ley, was opened by the hrlng OF guns anu
the popping of cOr6S. The members lett
this city yesterday IN strong force Tor the
scene of action, aud their hats were decor
ated with eagles feathers. aud last night
they had war-dance.
Billy Robinson of the California Club is a
dead shot on mud-hens. Since Robinson
and Vernon have Teen visiting Point Reyes
with guns, dogs and general trapplngs the
mud-hens have become very wild, and the
few that are left have turned white from
fright.
Joe Acton is authority for the statement
that on Thursday he stole march on a ire
meHdouS flock CT SpriGs, which were hold,
ing seance on the Alameda marshes, ahd
that he bagged thlrty-t0ur birds with TWO
barrels. This is rather hard story TO
wrestle with, joseph.
Tom Kennedy has sold his pump gun to
Tom Casey, who will use II on the sea-guils
that congregate on the city front sheds.
The birds annoy Casey when lie is making
up his shipping accounts latter hard day s
work.
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HAND-BALL.
Meeting of World Champions in an East.
ern Court.

Meeting of World Champions in an East
ern Court.
If the ball-courts are in a fitting condition
this afternoon for bail-playing, some excel
lent contests will be witnessed between the
leading luminaries of hand-ball.
1t goes without saying that the game is
rapidly becoming popular, and the interest
now manifested in it by amateur and pro-
fessional players augurs that the pastime
VIII, IN time, supersede all other lines of in
door snort.
IL Is said that a small company has been
organized for the purpose of erecting a
hahd-bail court in this city, which win ex
GEL IN every particular, any Of Americas
professional courts. 4 first-class court. hay-
lug an the necessary appurtenances for the
IN an Oh players, would prosper
III tnis Guy, ana 1t is hoped that the gentle
men VINO propose a court of this kind will
n0I IAN IN the contamination of the schema
Inc new 1ork sun says: IL Is very sell
dom that the hand-ball players in this yicin-
Witnessing such display as was shown -
the court of the Brooklyn Hand-ball Club,
Three Of the contestants stand pre-eminehtlv
at the head OF the profession, while the
fourth is young and fast improving lad
who is probably the strongest player Of his
age III this OF any other country. The old
rivals for the worlds Championship, Phil
Casey and John Lawlor, were pitted against
each other; and the consequence was there
was no let up upon the part of either player.
Lawlor had for partner Barney McQuade,
New fork's ex-champion, while Casey was
assisted by James Dunno Jr. The latter
heid MS end up magniticently, doing fine ex-
ecution In service, and playing like veteran
from the outside. His work was little
ragged IN the second game. but that was
principally due to a slight injury to his right
nahu, Champion Casey played with consid-
4.
phenomenal. McQuade and Lawlor were
oatciassed and it was evident that
they required an amount of prac.
nee together before making a sue
ceSSIai team can Still. they played a
strong uphill game at the second aitemnt
the score at one time standing Il; to q aeainst
them; The third game was PLAYED Under
the old ruies. and it was here that Lawlor
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COURSING.
Racing at Newark-Canavan's Challenge
Unaccepted.

Racing at Newark anavan's Challenge
Unaccepted.
Nothing has come of the challenge issued
by p. Canavan, the talking manager, rela-
tive to a meeting between San Francisco
and Sacramento greyhounds. A contest
between 1.-THE flyers" of the two cities would
awaken interest among the coursing enthu-
siasts that would result in the pulling of
many an old-time purse string. Sacramento
sportsmen-at least the class that loves
coursng-se fail to back their charges
when dog meets dog in a race to fur. aud
when Mr.. CanaYan's challenge will be laid
before the meeting of the Sacramento
Coursing Club he may eXpect favorable
reply, that is provided the contests will
take place in open ground, where the speedy
Jack en- joys his native element.
The Occidental Coursing Club has begun
preparations for its meeting at Newark
Park, on the 22d inst. The demeaSne has
not been stocked with lacks" for some
time, and unless the club adds six Or eight
dozen more ShOrt-taiS to its running STOCK
II is reasonable TO SUPPOSE that the final
contest of the meeting will have to be post
poned until such time as the stock of game
VIII be increased by q few shipments from
MERGED County. II has been suggested by
lover OF the sport that the Occidental
CourSing Club take hold of the Newark
grounds Immediately, and place some man
IN Charge who will look after the
Inciosed game. Very little attention is
given TO the park now, and as a result many
OF tbs hares which gamboied on the sward
have either escaped through apertureS in
the fence or been killed by hunt
eTS who shoot at the game that
IS now uncared for. If properly managed
Newark Park is a splendid site for cOurSing.
ana 1t is really surprising that club of such
excellent standing as the Occidental would
hesitate to either purchase the ground or
lease for term OF years.
The following item, which appeared re-
Gently in New York exchange will give
the coursing men OF this State au idea of the
number of miles traverSed by some of the
dogs that ran at the Interstate meeting held
at Merced few months ago:
During the last nine months Mr. Phster's
ereyh0unds have done some tall travelling. Com.
ing originally from Colonel NUrth's kennels at
ETHAN, they lourneyed 10 London; from London
70 LlEerLooli from Liverpool 10 New York; from
New York 10 Mr.. Phister's kennels al Walnut
Hill, Cincinnati; from there to Denver Colo
In charge OF the ROokwood PEOPLE; from
DenVer back 10 Emporia, kans.; from
Ehipofla To Great Bend, Hans, a dis
lanes Oh LOU miles, on foot; at Great Bend they
toOk part IN The annual meet OF the AmerI-
can CourslDg Club; from there 70 Hutchinson
Mans, where Nettlehed divided The sweep
stakes; from there back TO Denver, Colo; from
Denver direct TO Sdu Francisco, Cal; from
pan fIahcisco TO MERGED, Cal, where they az ain
eouISeq The heet-fOoted jack-rabDus, tom
heiceu OacK 10 Frisco, returning from Frisco
Via 1fedl bend To Lexington, ana from LeXiuE-
ton direct 10 Cincinnati, making at 4 rough est-
mate something like 1000 miles, or nearly
months.
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HANDLING THE RIFLE.
Events at the Ranges-SmaII Bores fol
Coed Shots.

Events at the Ranges-SmaII Bores for
Good Shots.
The Swiss Rife Club viii hold a shoot for
medals to-day at Harbor View.
The San Francisco SchuetZen Verein viii
have its monthly medal shoot at Shell Mound
to-day.
Company b, Third Infantry Regiment,
will assemble for its monthly medal shoot at
Shell Mound to-day.
The IndeDendent Rifles will hold their
final medal shoot at Shell Mound to-day.
Companies c and G (Nationais) of the
First Infantry Regiment viii hold monthly
shoots at Shell Mound to-day.
f. SchumaDn, the well-known caterer, has
been appointed Superintendent of the new
shooting park of the California Club, near
San Rafael. The selection gives satisfac-
tion 10 the shareholders as the appontee is
an old member of the club and good rifle
shot.
Many devotees of the shotgun never know
how much pleasure they lose in this life by
learning to handle the smdll-bOre rifle. One
often hears good shots with the shotgun
say, "Oh, | never could hit anything with a
rifle" Possibly not at first, for the good
ritle-shot is made, not born. Practice,
the more the better. will soon enable one to
make shots that before he deemed impossi-
BILE for him ever to perform. When the love
OF rifie-shooting once enters into man it
seldom dies out; but if crushed out by cir
cumstances will return at the first oppor-
tunity, and then, like he of the evil spirits,
the man will be seven times worse than be-
FORE"
The small-bore rifle does not commend it
self to him who loves slaughter, and esti-
mates the amount of pleasure that he has
had in a days hunt by the weight Of his
game bag; but rather to him who delights
in accuracy, and who would feel better
pleased with half a dozen squirrels, shot
through the head, than with three times
that number killed with a shotgun. A
rifleman, when possible. should always en-
deavor to hit his game in the head. 1t gives
him greater confidence; he is not 81 liable
to become excited, and will soon take pride
| in making that shot. Game does not, how
ever, always offer shot at the head.
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NEW CITY HALL.
Payments on Contracts - Apartments
Transferred.

Payments on Contracts - Apartments
Transferred.
The following progress estimates were
finally passed by the City Hall Commission
ers yesterday: Henry L. Day, S8125; Bate
man Brothers, S66OS; Calvin Nutting & Son,
1888; MCGOWAN & Butler, 1913; Lawton &
Britt, S207.
The newly finished rooms on the second
and third floors in the central portion OF the
building and designed for occupancy by the
School Department were, by resolution,
transferred to the Board of Supervisors.
The balance of S9SS6 due Hughes 81 Fos-
ter for the completion of the rooms was Or
dered paid, and by resolution passed to
print.
Secretary Wolfe notified the commission
that he had sent picture of the City Hall
to Boston official, who is compiling a work
to contain description Of the notable build
iDgs of the world
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Familv
extras, 81 1904 U.s. Bakers extras 81 05S4 Is; city
superfne, S313 25; interior brands $4D4 25 for eT
tras and $3@3 % q Dbl for superhne
wHEAT-The market is embarrassing being ou,a,
and unchanged. No. l, 81 35@1 1914 q ctl; choice
81 371a; No. 2. 81 32Ia@l 33s4 Sonora, 81 33ss
@1 IS; extra choice. for milling 81 4o@1 42Is 3
ctL.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs.
Buyer season-700, 81 4l1s: 100, 81 4lsA; TOO
81 41s4 Buyer 'sl-100, 81 47ss.
BARLEY-Dealers were disposed to ask a fraction
more YESTERDAY morning, No: Feed, 81 so; Choice
81 s5@l SO for Standard Brewing. 81 55Gl so q
ctl for fair to choice.
sALEs-MoRNINs
Prices were higher. Buyer season-l0o 81 4siA.
Seller '9l-20U, 81 1858: 100, 81 lOJs; 300 al II
Buyer 'sl, after August lst-1OO. 81 log
OATS-0ver 640O centals came III from Ore gon
yesterday. These arrivals of Oregon have been lib
eral OF late and the market is easy and dun in
fair. 81 So; milling, 81 $500; Surprise, s292 05 D
CoRN-Nothing new. Large Yellow, 81 So q ctl
Small Round do, 81 S7la; White. 81 321a0I 371a
RYE-Dull at 81 321k@1 ssa4 q ctl.
BRAN-Firm at S23@23 80 p ton for the best
and s22@22 80 q ton for lower grades and outside
MIDDLINGs-ouoted at s2s@a7 q ton for the
best and S25 for other grades
CHOPPED FEED-QuotabIe at $27@2S a ton.
HAY-Contlnues firm. Wheat is quotabe at
si2 so@Is = ton for fair to good and SIS 80
@l5; Barley, sl2g14 so: Barley and Dat. sl2 500
Ia so; Wheat and Oat, $13Gl7 SO; Alfalfa SllMl3:
Glover. Sl1 50@12 SO "a ton.
STRAw-Quotable at 66675c q bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Ground Barley, S32@32 so q ton
The mills sell oileake Meal at s26 q ton net,
the jobbers charge S2S q ton; Rye Flour 23lc "A ID
Rye Meal, 21sc; Graham Flour. 2Slc; Oatmeal
412c: Dat Groats, 4s4c Cracked Wheat, &c.
p II.
sEEDs-Yellow Mustard. 50 25@s2 40; Brown
Mustard So 50@S y ctl Flax 81 60(S2 rs; Canary
2A@3c Q 10; Alfalfa, 76o71sc; Rape, 21ac; Hemp
3L2c; Timothy, 51ac.
O. 30; Green 80 25@2 so; Eastern Green. SO rs |;
Biaekeye, 81 9092 q ctl; Split Peas, &c q 70.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 50@Dl 50 y ct.
CORNMEAL. ETC.-Taple Meal, 2s4 @D314c q n
Feed Corn, s29 5O930 so; Cracked Corn, S30@31
q ton; Hominy, 334c q ID.
BEANS-whites and Bayos have declined owing
TO cessation OF the demand Other descriptions
changed; Bayos are guotable ct 30 zoos 20
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NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-To-day's bank statement
gave the bears excuse to hammer prices without
any opposition OF moment. The market shaded OF
tin the Close which was, however fairly steady and
Gun at Insignificant changes as a rule from last
nights figures. Petroleum opened steady aud adj
vaneed lac on small purchases. then became dull
and renamed so till the close. Pennsylvania OIL,
spot. closed at 791ae. Government Bonds dull and
steady.
NEW YORK. Feb. s. - United States Bonds, AS,
ll9; do. 4L1's. lO11s: Northern Pacific, 2S14;
Canadian Pacific. 1915 Central Pacific, 20 "A; Union
Pacific 1855; Atchison. 2934; Wells-Fargo 140;
Western Union. 821s: silver, 1o1I2; Sterling,
81 s5l2@4 80.
NEW York, Feb 7.-whea,, cash, -; Febru-
airy, 81 097s
Flour-Steady.
Cofee-Sl6 80.
Sugar-5(95 1l-16c.
Hops-Pacihc Coast, 29G35c-
Hides-l3c.
COpper-Lake Sli so
Tin-Spot, 500 O5.
Lead-Domestic, 81 40.
Iron-Sl4.
Perroleum-SpOt, 75Iac.
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Young Ireland Club

The annual election of officers of the
Young Ireland Parliamentary Club will
take place at the K. r. b. Hall, tomorrow
evening at o'clock. There is but one ticket
in the field. which is as follows: For Presi-
dent, T. r. Bannerman; Vice-President
Dr. NJ. c. O'Toole; Recording Secretary. d.
}. Costello: Financial Secretary, J. 2. Nc
Cartiiy; Treasurer, 4. Il. Gardner; Execu-
tive Committee-James Flanagan, +. A.
Orr. j. j. Mailman, I. p Crowley, DIR. L.
j. Galvan and NJ Flood.
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The newly elected Directors of the Asso-
Grated Charities are: Is. P. Flint, J. M.
burnett, w. b. Hooper. Mrs. Sarah b.
cooper, Mrs. j. S. Spear Jr., S. w. Levy,
4. ): Bowen, Oliver Eldridge, DIR. Charlotte
o. brown, +. }. Kane, Mrs. William Hardy,
Miss c. G. jackson, Mrs. j. ii. Hammond
Mrs. Charles Lux, Mrs. B. +. Norris. Tie
officers will be APP ointed on Thursday after.
noon and their names announced at the
public meeting, which will be held on that
evening at Union-sQuare Hall
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THE GENERAL
FIELD OF SPORTS.
Cr0SS-C0lnhy Racing Is Becoming Quite
a Fad.
oarsmen Preparing for Regatta-ERd Of the
Shooting SeasOu-Popularity oil Hand
Ball-A Valuable Dog.

The large number of indoor and outdoor
games provided by the Athletic Committee
of the Olympic Club for the pleasure of am
bilious athletics should be means of add
Ing an impetus to amateur athletics during
the coming summer
The oarsmen have finally concluded to do
a little training so as TO give some account
of themselves on regatta day. This after
noon the association will make final arrange
ments for the event
The shooting season is rapidly drawing to
a close and generally speaking it has been
n very good year for local sportSmen.
Haud-ball is holding its own with other
games, although a series of wet days would
affect it considerably.
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No wonder It Did Not Drop.

Several days ago it was noticed that the
time-ball on Telegraph Hill failed to drop
as usual at midday, without any apparent
cause. The trouble was finally located on
the wire between the Merchants Exchange
and the hill, and after careful examine
ton it was found that an enterprising te,e-
graph company had cut the connection at
Montgomery avenue and Washington street,
and APPROPRIATED .ne ilne from tna1 point to
was repaired yesterday, but in consequence
of defects in the apparatus the midday sig
nal was not exhibited. 1t will be put in
com plete running order tomorrow.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Caleutta spot. nominal; May and June. 81
@6asc; Wool Bags, 36@3sc; Potato Gunnles. nomt
nal.
CoRDAGE-Manila Rope. quotabe at 1870 q
10: 12thread, 14c: and thread, I41sc Bale
Rope, 1215c: Binder Irvine. 1870; Grapevine
Twine 1S14c in balls and coils; Hop Irvine, 1885,;
Lathyarn, IL 12c Quotations for the new process
Manila are: Rope. &c: l2-thread, TIC; and do,
&c; Duplex rope 9lac; l2-thread. loo; s and DO,
&c: Grapevine Irvine. balls or coils lOI6c; Binder
Irvine, 101Rc y 10.
SALMON-No change in the situation. Alaskan
Fish, 959s71ac for red and S2Isaa2Jac for of
grades.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes. terms net
cash: Cube. Crushed. Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed, all SAC; Dry Granulsted, &c: Contec-
TONERS A, 57sc; Extra q, SC; Golden G, 434c q 10:
Bags, t4c more than bbls
The American sugar Refinery quotes as follows.
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube. Crushed, Fine
Crushed and Powdered. &c . N; Extra Fine Pow
dered, SAC: Dry formulated, sac; Xxx do, 5s4c;
Coniectioners' A. b5sc: White Extra q, 51sc; Extra
Q, 434c: Golden c, 41Sc RD.
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VIII Have to Wait One Month.

The Postoffice officials are experiencing
considerable trouble with the recently ex-
amined applicants for places in the postal
system under civil-service rules on account
Of their desire to learn the results of the ex
animation. Each one is informed that no
results will be made known for month vet
owing to the large number of papers to 90
over,
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Corona for San
Diego, the Columbia for Portland and the HaytIan
Republic for Puget Sound. The State OF California
falls due from Portland. the Costa Rica from De-
parture Bay, the Santa Cruz from San Pedro, the
Los Angeles from Humboldt Bay and the Gypsy from
the Salinas River.
Tomorrow the UmauiIla sails for Victoria and
Puget Sound the Emily for Coos Bay aud the North
Fork for Humboldt Bay. The Truckee falls due
from Tillamook Bay.
The Nicaraguan bark Don Adolfo, 575 tons, loads
railroad ties for Callao; bark J. D. Peters, 1881
tons, coal at Departure Bay for this port schoon
Maid OF Orleans, l72 tons, lumber at Eureka for Ia
hiti; ship McNear, 1245 TONS coal at Seattle for
this port; bark Melrose, 944 tons. lumber on the
Sound for GuayInas.
The latest wheat charters reported are: British
ship Jane Burril 1885 tons, United Kingdom,
Havre or Antwerp. 35s; British iron ship Elgin-
shire, 2093 TONS same options, 3ss Sd.
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showed up to the best advantage. In fact,
all hands took turn at going close to the
front wall, and the service in consequence
was tremendous. The scores we're:
Casey and Dunno .....,.21 81 2l-62
McQuade and Lawor. ................13 Is Has
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. ,

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 4
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Wheat options steadier.
Barley hrmer.
Oats In larger supply.
Corn and Rye dull.
Bran and Hay firm.
White and Bayo Beans lower.
Salmon unchanged
Potato market glutted.
Onions steady.
butter and Eggs lower.
Poultry quiet.
Game in regular demand
Citrus fruits dull.
Tomatoes and String Beans scarce.
Silver lower.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. $4,000; second quality, SC;
third do 3lS941hc. w
yEAL-Large 5dD6c: small Calves, sac.
MuITON-Wethers, SI219c; Ewes, S9S1Ac
SPRING LAMB-NomiHal at l56HlSc a M
PoRK-Live Hogs 4Ia945sc a 10 for heavy hard
granted and $500 7sc for light average do; stock
Hogs 4S41sc q 10; dressed do, 1850 a ID.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. THE spot market is easy at
Is 6d97s 10d. Cargoes quiet at 3Ss Sd for
off coast, 3Ss for just shipped and 3Ss Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; February, rs Sad: March,
rs Sd April. rs sgd; May, rs s%d June, rs
I'd; July, rs ESD; August, rs 61ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Feb. z. Consols a7h; United
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PHILIP KENNEDY B CO.,
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets.
SuTh

States Bonas-4's. 122Ia; DO. 414's, 1854; Silver
a6d Rentes 95f soc. Bullion out Of the Bank o
ENGLAND