The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1873, Page 9

8 TAKING OFF. FROM EIGHTH PAGE. the sralie of Re jou or this place at ten minutes _ past eight Pp isely this mornit THE SON'S SENTENCE COMMUTED. well here to add that the son of the also been sentenced to death for im- in {nis murder, but a full confession by F, entirely exonerating the son, was the ~ means oi bringing about @ commutation of the -gentence to/ areal f THE EXECUTION. “phe 6xecution of the elder man was witnessed rabout 26 or 30 persons, comprising the noseiesry ‘with others specially invited by the Sheri: et mer Was attended to the scaffold by the Rev. gan, rector of Barrie, who had, since the _ condemned man's incarceration, been assiduous in imoence to his spiritual interests, During last ‘wight he slept soundly and continuously through- out, arising at porly morn, and conversing in is wonted caim and resigned manner with his spirit-. gal adviser and. the reporters of the press. At five minutes past Be ‘ht the Sheriff entered the con- cell, in five minutes thereatter re- bs to the atl yard accompanied by the cul- prit, the latter wearing @ somewhat emaciated and rd appearance. ane Sheriff as- the scaitold steps, ‘ryon following ue imprisonment in the case of the cended pd though accompanied, ine displaying much trembling and weakness in his gait, The doomed ne was then placed on the drop and requested during prayer by his spiritual adviser, onthe scafiold he continued praying until the fatal noose was placed on his neck and the cap wn over ais face, At the conclusion of “Thy be done,” in the Lord’s Prayer, the bolt was rawn and Pryon's soul was launched tnto ete nity, The drop was about six feet. Death ensued in about 10 minutes. During the interval there ) was no twitching of the muscles or other emotion calculated to show suffering. The neck, it is believed, was instantly broken. ills, acting in the capacity ot jail surgeon, in ie ausence oj Dr, Ardagh, pronounced life extinct ra lapse vi 10 minutes. At the expiration of balian hour the body was cut down, placed ina comin and conveyed to an adjoining yard to await the inquest, which was held at ten o'clock, and the body was then interred in the jaii yard. Tryon Was ot Dutch descent and was born tn Canada. He had been married, but was a widower some years previous to his death, He was attired in the ordinary jail uniform during his incarcera- tion and at the time of his execution. The hang- man was 4 proiessional one and wore the jail uniform, witha black ask over his face. This has been the second execution which has taken place within the county of Simcoe during a space of six months’ time. MECHELLA’S DOOM SEALED. Whe Court of Pardons Refuse to Com. mute the Death Sentence—The Prisoner To Be Exccuted on the 9th of January. A special session of the New Jersey Court of Par- fions was held yesterday at Trenton to consider ‘the case of Mechella, the murderer. The Court listened patiently to the petition of the prisoner's counsel and the report of the physicians who held @ consultation regarding tne sanity of the prisoner. 4 discussion of two hours took place, in which all ‘the fanci{ul suppositions and theories regarding the prisoner’s mental condition were con- sidered. Every member of the Court who spoke on the question declared his conviction ‘that the prisoner was perfectly sane, no convinc- log evidence to the contrary having been pre- sented. A vote was taken, and the Court, bya unanimous vote, refused to commute the sentence ofdeath. Secretary of State Kelsey transmitted the decision of the Court to Sheriff Reinhardt, and &t the same time the death warrant was issued by Governor Parker. Mechella will be hanged next ‘Friday week, the 9th of January. The gallows on , Which Foster, Nixon, Real, Jerry O’Brien, Friery, Wagner and others expiated their lives within the fombs will be taken ever next week and erected in the “ete at the rear of the Hudson County Jail. ‘The prisoner was not apprised of tie decision of , ‘the Court last evening. ere is no change in his * demeanor, and he proves at times more trouble- Bome to his keepers than before the reprieve. was atenton: The Deputy Sheriff in charge states that 88 80on as Mechella understands that the authori- are in earnest and the law must be en/orced, will at once ‘‘beud before the storm” and pre- for his doom, No person will be allowed to ‘(mmunicate with him except by a special order the Sheriff. The miserable wretch has been ily tantalized by Bohemians attached toa local sheet, and in every instance he resented this jon. Sherif Reinhardt will permit only tne er’s relatives, counsel, spiritual advisers and ° sat mea of the Russian government to pS Among those who have received per- Mission to witness the execution are the two dep- ity marshals of New York who were companions ofthe murdered man. As the jail yard is smail the aa of persons to be admitted as witnesses o1 execution ‘er be limited to 100, including the Members of the the physicians, the jury and “the members of ne joard of Chosen Freeholders who choose to atten ‘a A MURDERER LYNOHED, DENVER, Col., Dec, 30, 1873. Michael Carney, a cattle dealer of Denver, was ‘murdered near Vermijo, New Mexico, about noon $on Saturday, and was robbed of money and drafts \to the amount of $10,000 or $12,000. The Sheriff of county, with a large party, pursued the mur- fad and captured him ou Sunday near the Red On taking him to Vermijo they hung him ant he confessed where he had secreted the i propery. They then took him to Cimarron \ him in jail. Last night a mob took him the jail and hung him to a telegraph pole. murderer gave his name as John Cawley, and that he was 20 years of age and a native of nneyivania. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gatveston, Dec. 30, 18; in fair demand and firm; EF oe4 ordinary, 13; pooh te 12%. Net receipts, 2,695 bales. #xports. tinent, 1,300; coastwise, 296. Sales, 1, cs Ce Naw Onteans, Dec; $0, 1873. eecaiton quiet: middling, 16\c.;, low middling dinary, 1syee._, Not receipts. 11590 Ofte 10 Great, Britain, 2,190, pales, (O00? last evening. 3400." Stock, 200 71%, MosiLE, Dec. 30, 1873. Cotton quiet; middling, BEC Jow middl reo Ps 0. § strict good ordinary, 13ic,"" Net receipts, 3: i 8% Exports ‘coastwise, 855. ‘Sale, 1,000. Stock: Savannan, Dec. 30, 1873, Cotton nominal; lower to sell ; middling, I5kge.a Ligo. Net receipts, 6,329 bales. Exports—To Ureat Britain, ales. 9,786; to the Continent, 3,347. Sales, 1,540, Stock, 114,503. Cuartestox, Dee. Cotten, opened firm: became quiet: middling, does tow middling. Ibe. ; strict food ‘prainary, I4tge. "Net re- 1,823 1, @ Bi pe bars be oreoek. al? Exports to Great ritain, % Witarxatox, N. C., Dec, 30, 1873, Softd eg quiet at 38c: Rosin quiet at $2 15 for le turpentine amet at $2 tor hard, $2 95 for ‘yellow dip. Tar steady at $2 15. Dec. Osweeo, re be but aes ed; sales of era Boe at No. 1 sprin, 45 for amber winter, fore wite winter,” "$10 for double extra. Wheat 4.000 vusiels No. 1 Milwaukee club at $1.56: Ne Corn ul; sales of two cars at, 760. ~Bicted $1 62 a $1 65 tor cannery sales one private terms, Corn meal— for bolted iets 55" for pry per cwe Mill feed unchange Mg $22}, middiings, $28 a $24 per to nie jour to ce at and Bosto: ork, 60c.; to Albany, 42: Borvato, Dec. 30, 1873. Flour, ee bbis. ; wheat, 265 do. ; barley at, 23,00 Dae ct 19,600: ‘estern ground sprinj $7 20.0 88 2: amber, §8° ing 3 When setive and higher; tales ioou bushels pee Ho. 1 spring at $1 ya ise $e re, 20. at 2 apr eld a red winter, aii jas aE, firms BN) a nat $13 000 do, afloat at vbc. Cats Bi i Sacer ‘No. 2, $16, 4 $150: Western, ie ‘Boston, Bing as ip Shvity “ry t nal Dressed hogs, $7. ‘obiers articles unchanged. TOLEDO, Dec. 80, 187! e firm and in fair demand. Wheat in rair demand No.3 fa! ite ht bush, Bamber Michigan, 2 ee a $1 57 Feb: . $2 oie. Corn in Thigh taixed, bitac. 0 Oats quiet and un dd hows a At $6 2: 1 dager bbls. 4-4 jo, corn. Shipments—1.000 b corn, 2,000 do. Catcago, D Flour heoa'd and petaaest No export dé Closing qui sea ie 1 ‘spring at ue ae s cd 53! stre 8 $6 30, 2,000 bushels mshels wheat, lover for No. demand ‘at $139 8 vil 14 for No. 3 spring. “a reisetiled, closing 1. best 14 35 spot or Jan Hae. spot or January ; oy le as den, toose\"' em a f loose short clear to ee. tJ at a 25 for common to aan Wihake, } ay nd i ie Neon pig 14.00 obi vein meh tenikoe bb © bie i is. ele i oth 00 do, corn, 16,000 do, oats, ae barley. VANA EXOHANGE, Havana, Dec. 30, 1 yon the nied eR mium; short K+ a & prom ry ‘oremmums ei Jub, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1873—WITH SUPPLEMENT. FINANCIAL AND COMMBRCIA a ee STOCKS GENERALLY STEADY An Indisposition to Speculate Until After the Meeting of Congress. MONEY IN GOOD DEMAN Gold Steady and Government Bonds Firm. THE PAR OF EXCHANGE. ee Ry healer atl The New Arrangement Between the English and American Markets. WALL STREET, } ‘TouRaDAY, Dec. 30—6 P. M. Nothing occurred in the street to-day to elicit comment. Prices are generally anchanged, and there is little disposition even on the part of the principal operators to take any steps that shall provoke speculation until after New Year’s. Nota few “points” are drifting about, second and third hand, concerning this stock and the other, but as long as the leading cards are held by the men whose millions have made the market, and who can as easily break it, there is little use in pre- dicting for the immediate {uture. Wall street always succumbs to a money bag, ond he who is the most plethoric is for the time being the king of the situation, At the present moment there are no natural influences at work. in other words, there are more “guesses” than facts—more sub- terfuges than truths. Nor shall we have asettied basis until after the meeting of Congress. It is but fair to add that “balloons” are in high favor. THE STOCK MARKET. Western Union sold at 72% a 7234 a 725 a 72% & 13 & 73% & 7334 a 73%. Pacific Mall opened at 37%, sold up to 38%¢ 4 387, and closed at 88%. St. Paul fluctuated between 413; 841%. Lake Shore was firm at 763; a 7644 a 76% a 763g. New York Central Bold at 9854 a 09 a 99%. Bets were freely made tnat this stock would go to par before the 1st of January. Union Pacific was steady between 30% a 3034. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 30% @ 30 a 30% a 8054 &@ 3034. Northwest common moved from 56% to 5744, and retamed its strength at the close at 57. ‘The preferred stock closed at 69, Wabash moved from 48% to 49%, closing at 49%. Rock Island Opened at 99% and went to par, the lesser price being 995%. C., C. and I. C. vibrated between 27 a 27%. Hannibal and St. Joseph was steady at 273¢ 2734. Boston, Hartford and Erie sold up to 33%. Harlem was quoted at 120, Panama, b. 3, closed at 109. Alton and Terre Haute common reached 16, Atlantic and Pacific, 1234. THE FOREIGN MARKET. Late London reports by cable indicate an un- changed market. We quote:—United States five- twenty bonds, 1865's, old, 106; 1867, 1063g; ten- forty bonds, 103% ; new fives, 1033; Erie Railway shareg, 4134 a 41%. The above prices are based on the néw method of reckoning the American dollar. By this American funds are quoted at the rate of 4s, per dollar; not 4s. 6d., as heretofore. Paris de- Spatches quote rentes at 58f. 37c. In Frankiort United States five-twenties are 97% for the issue of 1862. The new method of quoting sterling ex. change, which goes into effect with the new year, 1s in pursuance of an act of Congress of March 3, 1873, which provides that ‘all contracts made after January 1, 1874, based on an assumed par of ex- change with Great Britain of $4 44 49 to vhe sovereign, or pound sterling, shall be null and void.” On the passage of this act the feading drawers of sterling here agreed to quote the pound sterling at its actual price in American dollars; thos, imstead of saying to-day that sterling is 108% and 10934, it would be quoted at $4 84 and $4 88 gold, respectively. The new par of sterling exchange is expressed by the figures $4 86 65-100 for the pound sterling, which is practically the Mint par. In view of these changes the London Stock Exchange have adopted for stock quotations four shillings per dollar, whichis five dollars to the pound sterling. The following specimen shows the method of quoting the value of the pound sterling under the new method, asin contradistinction to the equivalent rates under the present method :— New Present New Present Method. Method, Method. Mechot. 2 $4 78, 4 4 704. 479 é 47 479) 4 471. 480 108.00 472 4 803g. 1p 1146 4 724. 481°. 108.22 73 4 813g. 108.333 473% 482". 108.45, 474 4 82% 108. 56: 47H 483 108,67 415 4 83 108.78 $ 15% a 108.90 476 4 Bag. 109.01 4 7634. 485 109,12: 477 4 85; 109: 471%. 4 86. 4% We give the above comparative table for pur- poses of reference, as being of special importance how that the new method goes into operation. THE MONEY MARKET was active in the latter part of the day and rates ranged from 7 per cent currency to 1-64 per cent per diem. Prime discounts are still quoted at from 7 to 10 per cent. Foreign exchange closed dull at 108% a 108% for prime bankers’ 60 days sterling and 109% for demand. The loan certi- ficates in the banks have been decreased by the sum of $435,000, and now stand at $1,385,000. The total exports of produce from this port, for the week ending to-day, amounted to $6,075,750, mixed values. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The customs receipts to-day were $256,000. The receipts from internal revenue amounted to $284,147, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $1,790,000 on account of January interest, $496,000 for currency interest and $79,000 in redemption of 5-20 bonds. The amount paid out on account of January interest thus far to-day is $1,200,000, making @ total of $4,640,000. The balances in the United States Treasury to-day, at the close of business, were:—Currency, $429,000; decrease since yesterday, $1,271,000; coin, $89,666,000; certi- ficates, $83,000,000; outstanding legal tenders, $76,244,000; decrease since yesterday, $1,448,000, The decrease im currency balance and the revenue receipts accounts for reduction in out- standing legals. The public debt statemen®will be issued on the 2d of January. Itis thought at the Treasury Department that the increase will be somewhat less than that of last month. From the present indications 1t will be about $8,000,000. BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 107 for American Exchange, 112 for Germania, 64 a 66 for Central National and 120 for Chatham, the last named being quoted ex- dividend. The latest bids were as follows:—Man- hattan, 144; Merchants’, 114; Mechanics’, 130; City, 250; Fulton, 148; Greenwich, 208; Leather Manufacturers’, 150; Mercantile, 104; American Ex- change, 107; Chatham, 115; Bank of the Republic, 100g; Nassau, 100; Corn Exchange, 115; Central Nauional, 66; Fourth National, 95; Ninth National 100, THE GOLD MARKET. The advance in gold to-day was unsuggestive, The price ranged from 110 to 110%, but subse, quently there was a movement downwards of per cent and a close at 11044, The rates paid for carrying to-day were 7, 6, 1-32 and 7 per cent, gold+ The operations of ~Gold bal- $1,287,598 ; The final rate was 6 per cent. the Gold Exchange Bank to day were: ances, $1,430,334; currency balances, Gross clearances, $43,688,000, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges Currency bala Gold exchange! Gold balances. GOVERNMENT BONDS closed firm and in good demand :—United States H1xes, 1881, registered, 116% & 116%; do. do, being Gouna, 120% .& 121: dO, da. 1AM rewia| do, five twenties, 1862, coupon, 1134; ; do. do., 1864, coupon, 114% & 1153; do. do., 1865, coupon, 11535 do, do., do., coupon, new, 118%; do, do., 1867, registered, 11554 a 116; do. do, do., coupon, 119 @ 11934; do, o,, 1868, registered, 115; do. do. do., coupon, 118%; do. ten-forties, registered, 110% @ 11146 ; do. do., coupon, 111% ; do. fives, 1881, coupon, 111 @ 111%; six per cent Pacific Ratlroad bonds, 14 @ 114%. SOUTHERN SFCURITIES were without feajure. We quote sales of North Carolina sixes, old, at 25; do., new, at 15; new Tennessee sixes at 81; South Carolina new sixes, January and July, a¢7. We quote aa follow: Missouri sixes, 91; do, do., Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 91; Tennessee sixes, old, 80%; do., new, 80%; Virginia sixes, old, 36; do., new, 40; do,, consolidated; 60; do., deferred, 934; Georgia sixes, 67; do. sevens, new, 86; North Carolina sixes, old, %; North Carolina Funding act, 1866, 18; do. do., 1868, 18; South Carolina sixes, 23; do., January and July, 7; South Carolina Funding, 1866, 12, RAILROAD BONDS continue to show strength, and the business to-day was well distributed. The largest transactions were in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold bonds, which were in active demand at 82 a 82. Central Pacifics sold at 96; Union Pacific firsts, 85% @ 86; land grants, 75% a 75%; incomes, 1434 @ 75, and Toledo and Wabash, St. Louis divi- sion, at 85; Hannibal and St. Joseph eights at 80, Morris and Essex second at 100, C., C. and I. 0. sec- ond at 61, Albany and Susquehanna second at 96, Onio and Mississippi second at 74; Boston, Hart- ford and Erie first at 314¢; Union Pacific sevens at 7534; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, 96; Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking fund, 91; New Jer- sey Central first, new sinking fund, 10534; St. Louis and Wabash first, st. Louis division, 85; Michigan Central sevens, 91; Michigan Southern second, 94%. The following are the latest bidd, as amended by the sales :— New sork Con 0s, 8. 90 New York Cen 6’ Es New York Cen New York Gen om Sub: 8 New Xork Gen 7's, 75.102 N ¥ Con 7's, con, 6. Erie Ist m Erie i m Krie $d m 7 Etle attrm Pe, Erie 6th m 7's, '88 "2... OL Erie Rs con'm gid b. 93 +Long Dock bon 9246 Hud R7's2d ms flan &8t Jo 8's, conv Tol &Wab Ist m ex. Tol & Wab Ist m.8t Tol & Wab 2d m. Tol & Wab cons colt Gt West Ist m, '58. Gt West 2d m, 98, Quincy & Tol tet, lena & Chic zdm.... Chi, B 0. “198 Morris & Beaux ist ii" Morris & Eawex 20 un, 100, NJ Cen lst m, new....10536 N J Southern ist m7 Ae i ¥ et Tp. 10) r Ce 102 Chic & Alton income.. 9t Ohio & Miss con 8 Obio & Miss con. Ono & Miss 2a +4 ad y sees ree Bebe J FO tp x, e 3 S Se eRe Bree Sod tt Fp gor SERS) Bost, H & E ist Cedar F & Minn Ist Bur, CR & Min'st7’s, g ct HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES,® The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— er cS ing. Highest. Lowest. 9936 98 Opening. N. Y, Cen. and H. R, stock c. 987 in’ 119% er 48% 56% Northwestern Di 69 Rock Islaud.. 9956 Milwaukee an 4b 41s Milwaukee and St. Paul pt 66 wa Obio and pene! - New Jersey Cent 102 Union Pacific.. 3035 &., O. and Ind, c. 27 Western Union 12% Pacific Mail.. 38% 3% In Philadelphia stocks were reported firm. We quote:—Pennsylvania sixes, 110; Reading Rau- road, 57% ; gold, 110}, ; Philadelphia and Erie Rail- road, 22%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 465, MBMORANDA. We make the following extract from a recent letter of a Western correspondent :— Through cars were run on the 23th inst. over the Belleville branch of the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute road, via Cairo, to New Orleans. This con- neccion will prove a very great convenience to Southern travellers and shippers, and of great ad- vantage to the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Railroad, as it will largely increase their trafic. The bridge over the Missi gon at St. Louis will soon be completed, which will enable the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute to prove a formidable com- petitor for Southern traffic, and placing its stock among dividend-paying shares, Messrs. morton, Bliss & Co, wil pay, as usual, January 2, the interest on the Union Pacific first mortgage gold bonds, the principal of which is over $27,000,000. On the 1st of January next will mature $1,106,420 of the stock issue of the State of New York, known as “New York five per cents, due 1874." The Sink- ing Fund, under section 1, article 7, of the consti- stution, having proved sufficiently productive to pay this loan, it will be paid off in gold, we under- stand, on the day it falls due. The coupons of the State of Florica six per cent gold bonds, dated 1873, due January 1, 1874, will be paid on and alter the Ist aay of January, at the office of the Freedman’s Savings and Trust Com- pany, 185 Bleecker street. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Dec. 30—10 A. M., Before Cail. yisen yoann “qin Tuesday, De eeeweuss TREES ee Kea pt-b8 SSSESEESSASES! 200 Tol & Wab Ri 00 do 3 cur Te-40, F.2d ¢ iis Board—10:30 A. M. $10000 NC 6's, old Dds... 1000 N © os, new. ih c 1900 Tenn os, new. 1000 Alb & Sus 2d m. S000 Mich South 2d m 6 100Ls lor ‘800 23 Tou 6) 85! 100 Bos, ‘7 ‘a ERRbe bio | bs 3 33 te eae S2e5 Fa do M2 do. oT . 7 1m om & RW pbc wie 6 | S04 bych &RT f re $086 it = eset oe ae geese See See Beets 888=228e322sss8s ae 8 - 100 Pao Mail 88 Co, GO... PEEESESESSSEESESESES "BS 4 gi, 100 20 9° 100 700, 100 99% 100 109 76%, 20 200 7 300 , 100 do. on + 76% 100 At & Pac p wy & 76 215 P.M. US6s, x, "81... 196 Pe tT $00 Buyin a wate wi: 88 1006 & NW cog 8 83% $6000 US 520, r. righ ta ©, "BL, sha 2B NF Con kt. 400 West Un ‘Ve! 200 do. 9% 10. « 9% WOC,Ca&IC 2:30 to 3 P. Me 500 shs Chi & NW RR.. 57 JhiéNW RR pi. bls, 8 MS RE. iw Sa OLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P. M. Western Un Tel 73% 4 6 Un Quicksilver juicksilver p' el, L & W eee eS ew ® me Union Pucitic.. 30% a 30% rad Adums Express 9g a 93 Wells-Fargo Ex ce a 68 Of E 57% a 6836 Mil A ot Paul... 41% a 41 a 6 Mil & st Paul pf 6544 a 66 a 38% Toledo Sh Wap... A9g a 49% a 93% Ohio & Miss... 30/4 a Burs a 443g Ped ae x a P: Toh COMMERCIAL REFORT. Cotton Lower—Flour Firm — Wheat Firmer—Corn Firm—Uats Higher—Pork Firmer— Groceries Firm—Freights Steady— Petroleum Unchanged—Naval Stores Nominal—Wool Quict—Whiskey Quiet. ToxgspaY, Dec. 30-6 P. M, There was more speculative feeling in commer- ctal circles to-day, based upon the higher ruling of gold, and considerable was done in the way of de- liveries ahead; but otherwise the markets were generally quiet, though firm. On ’Change flour was strong. Wheat was less active, but, with light offerings, holders were firmer in their views, and the moderate business consummated was on the basis of a further advance but strong. strong speculative movement, were decidedly | Pork and lard were decidedly firmer, with considerable speculative purchases of lots deliverable ahead. Groceries were quict. but continued firm, ton was only in moderate request, at lower prices, both for spot and future. Petroleum was quiet and steady. Naval stores were dull and nominal. and Lard Were Quiet but was also quiet higher. Wool was quiet but firm, Whi: Asnes.—Receipts for the past three days, 11 packages, Trade has been very slow since our last, but values were not essentially changed. Buitpinc Matertats.—There has been very little doing in the market for brick, yet values remained about the We append our former quotations, as fol- same. lows:—Pale, $4 a $4 25 per a $7; up river, $625 a $7 25; Haverstraw Bay, $7 25a | $8 25; Croton, tronts, brown, $14 a $15; dark, $15 a$16; red, $16a $17; Philadelphia, $25 50 a $30 $50 a $58. Lots delivered were quoted thus:—Pal $6 25; Jersey, $8 50 a $9; up river, $8 25 a $9 25; Haver- straw Bay, $9 25 a $1025; Croton, $17 a $18 for brown; $18 a $19 for dark; $19 a $20 for red; Philadelphia, $33 50 & $37 50, Lime was in limited request and quoted steady at $110 for Rockland common and $1 75 tor do. lump. but steady, ea by 75 per bbL tor a $5 8) 8 35,78 for ths were quoted sieady actrom $173.0 $1 00 Cement was quiet, ae Re & $4 75 for Ron Portland for Kastern. ‘ConpaGE.—A moderate business was reported in lots to the trade and pric We quote :—Manila. large and small holt rope yarns, 1c. a rope, a a ibe. New "Zealand sia bolt rope, I7c. Canvies.—The demand has been fair for all descrip- | $ tions since our last, but the tr | mainly to Prices Patent do. jobbing parcels. Be. Be. ¥ ~The market was were reported, except at New fo arrive, ex Fritz, were placed, at 26c. William Anning (now at Delaware Breakwater) id to have been sold. but not authenticated. muracoa, 2c. tock of, or Rio in the active, er ib, opening at a decline of prices of yesterday, ai went upon the and the interior towns, te was intensified, and a further Was submitted to, at wh seliers than buyers. We quot vere e —The quotations are based on cotton in store running in quality not more ‘than halt a grade above or below the grade quoted. The sales be yy om been as ae ast 5 ae : tarred Mani |, 60 an . Alabama, 4 in prices, Oats, skey was casier. M.; Jersey, e remained without noticeable ch: sizes, 7c. a 1i cordaye, ‘ansactions wi wares gugted fines uiet, hy yates this date, Messrs, William Seott & 80! was as follow: 800 bags; New Orleans, 5 unah, 3 3300; alumores dk2ia; New York, Sores 2 bags. and, with more liberal offerings, pric P Por future delivery the mark ruled somewhat excited and prices were trregula’ ce hey fomRs ared wit offerings, ndor decuinulation of a both at the ports hae ead of the market cones ec. a T-1be, fat which the market closed with more ion of raat 14g he ISG 1 10 Pp as folio’ da} ‘Laat Bo'y. 1 qi ie By Tos Wabia’ tow middting)'the sates have yh grap, Sosa! under a Metals were quiet. e confined steady, tearic, = z g 5 but firm. No sales rie aoe where 4,000 bags The cargo of the th the closing | Corn Cot - $6 5 = o Total, —The market for cotton on the spot was but ‘Conse= 2186 | about the same. Prime city ees ESSEeS SE55 heats wo ating 7c. 900 a thes otadet receipts at thé ports wore =< Orleans, 11,599; Mobile, ton, 1,823, Wilmington, wae tal, 28°082 al Nortolk, 642; Ntw York, les, ‘This'day last ‘week. egeae, 19, Race ts—Flour, 22,796 bbls. ; wheat, corn, corn, meal, 10 oe and 0 bugs: ont 2.960 ‘bushel do.; rye, 2,600 do. The Hour market ruled quiet, Coat drm ioe alias, ‘The sales toot up a total of 12,00) bbls. since our last. at rice within the range of the Sppended. quotations. Jorn meal was quiet but drm. We heard of sales of 425 bbls... ‘eens estern, at $4 15 a $4 40; golden ear, at 117,600 bush’ ‘$4 50, delivered, and $4 50 a $4 60 for Cabandaigua. We mote :— 0. % Bate, -. +s 8150 a $5 % Suyerfine State 575 a 6B 67 a 7.00 TH a TH 575 a 6% 2675 a TH 70 a BW Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. - 675 a 700 Hound hoop Ohio, trade brands 6% a 70 Famil; 7TH a hw 65 a 675 St. Louis, straight ex: 7H a 7% St. Louis, choice double 759 a 800 St. Louis, choice family: B® ald’ California.. Nominal. Rye doar. 500 a 600 Bousnerae me 450 a 580 Southern. 575 8 625 Southern, ex 700 a 8530 4 Southern, tamil $50 @ 135 Corn meal, Wesi 410 a 425 Corn meal, Jersey. 39 a 40 Corn meal, Bran 40 a 40 Caloric. 3% @ 40 S227 00, heb. o-diay, but the otfer- Were smalier and the ‘ket ruled decided): ings Grmer, closing at about $199 for $162 for Milwaukee in bout sons comprised about 600 bushels po Bide a 81 88 Tor No The market closed rat orn was quiet but firm. sales were only about 50,00) bushels at ic. u Bic. for old Western mixed, afloat; 83350, a S40. for do., in store; Ble, 4 8c. for new for damp new. Oats were sie Chicago an ‘he sales in car lots and decidedly higher, closing at about 6lc. for mixec and @c. @ 680. tor ‘The demand was tair and the sales white., bout 6c. for mixed tate, 9c. a 6lo. The market closed very firm. tye was steady, with farther sales at about 10,000 bushels Jersey and Pennsyl- iy: at $i Barley was firmer; Canada held at $1 75 1 BO. Sales 10,000 bushels of Canada on private terms. 'REIGH' ‘Business in berth freights has been mod- erate to-day, and sales were not materially changed. In the chartering line a fair trade was consummated at about previous figure: ares. The anae nents, include :—To Liverpool, by steam, 1,000 bbls. flous KL, 40 boxes of bacon at 50s, 1,000 Boxes of ‘of do. af fs. 400 bbls: of pork at 6s. 75 tierces 3of beet a 88. 6d., 1,000 boxes of cheese at 2 hhda, of tobacco a oa, Sd, small shipments of leather at 863.; by, bushels of grain, in bulk and in bags, at ilsca't 11200 bales of cotton at aaa. 7-164. To London, by pee b pnnde of tobacco at 423, 6a, aoe Dy Cet rag of grain at ; 500 bbis. flor tr Bristol §,000 quarters grain, at 7s. 1.267 tons, was plaged on the berth pan ae general cargo; an [tall bark, hence to Gibraltar tor orders, 2,000 bis. of refined petroleum, at 7s.; an Ameri- can bark, hence to or dunt cargo of staves and caso petrole: at $52 ed light Pipe, Saves and no rates reported oF, ie itish bark, now at Tybee, from Phil: ‘Hotta, 3,500 bbis. of Britis , 682 tons, now re arrival, from Mobile to refined eroleunk at 8a. at ‘Sandy Hook, cl Ted Liver sport or ‘Continent. full cargo of cotton, at 11-16d. 3ad._ Two or three other charters were pending, but not Closed at # iate hour. Guxwizs.—The market has been quiet, but steady. Domestic cloth quoted at 2c. tor heavy average, light do. nominal; Borneo, in lots, quoted at 11%c. ‘aicutta atc. and bagsatizc, We' note asale since our last of 1,400 rolls of domestic Boston, at Heap axp Juzz.—There has been no transactions in roe worthy of manta, bat prices remained nominally Man: mas foted at 9440. a Yee. gold, and Sisal Jute was also neglected, but quoted i ‘old. Jute butts were ‘firm and in mode: ince our last, 800 bales, at icc. currency, casi Hors.—There has been very sittle disposition man- ifested to operate op the part of pavers ‘except at tur- ther concessions, which there has been'no willingness shown to grant’ Consequently the market has quiet and firmer prices current We quote:—Stat growth, '73, 250. a ; Eastern and Western, 25c. a 35c. ise 00; old alds, Se. a 15c ‘alifor nia, or enuine Bayarians, 35. a 40c. ; patent di se eae ee English, 28c. @ 37c.; Belgian, 2c. a Sic. Hay anp Sraaw.—The demand was moderate from the home trade, but otherwise, the market was quiet We $26 a $23 per ton: FoR do. , $23 a $25; $20; common do., ; long rye straw, 18. Bort Tye do., $12 and oi has ‘been a fair demand for hemlock soles, and the market continued firm at the following quotations We quote :—Hemlock—Buenos A: Fes. heavy, tate & yer Ib. ; do. middie, ee a Sc. . light, aie. nia, hi 26c. a 4 ao, cr die, -, heay rage a 78 go! bale: poor do., do., 200, Neavy, 35c. a Sic. do. 87c.; do, ight, 880, 8fc.+ do. bellies. tek ea ok SOsne ail weights, 3c. a 33c.; do. do. Southern, to., c., CUFTe! Mowassi pare ket firm and a fair trade reported. We note sales of 48) pois of New Orleans at prices within tne Fenge of 70c. a 77c., and 75 hhds. of choice Porto Rico, at 65c. a70c. We quote:—Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, I Be. jo renin Porto Kico, New Orleans, aes crop New Orieans, S7c. crop. Merats.—Market very quiet for all descriptions. Iron noted as before. Copper quoted at 24%c. # 25c., cash, tor inke. ‘Tin, at 25i¢c., gold, tor Straits and Bae, ot tor Kaglish. Spelter, at 73sc., old, for Sliesiai at 80. 674c., gold, for sort Spanish. No traosaccions of consequence’ were repor Navan Stongs.—The Tmarket for spirits of turpentine was duli and vaines entirely nominal. Merchantabie order quoted at Wige. a dic., iD yard and on dock. Rosin was also dull, but quoted steady at $2 5) a $2 55 tor com- mon to good strained. A sale of 100 bbls. was reported at the Inside price. ‘The finer grades were entirety neglected. Tar and pitelt were quoted nominally as be- ore. Perrouavm.—The market for reflned continued dul, with values quoted nominally the same; quoted at 13tsc- 8 13%0. Lor spot oF balance of month. Crude in bulk was in tair demand, with sales feces of 6,500 bbls. for this and next month delivery at 5} ases Wore quoted firm at 19c._ Naphtha was nomial at about sic. a Bigc. for city. The Philadelphia market was inactive and nominal, Refined quoted at 13}4c. a 13%c. for Decem- ber of January delivery. | From the oll producing points Senprta Wee oC a@quiet market, with values not essen- change \"Provistons—Receipts_Pork, 5,009 bbls; beef, 24 pack- ages; cut ments, 3.83 do; lard, 39) bbls. and tteroes and 290 kegs. The market tor mess pork was firmer and the dewettl fais st the improvement The selss inc\uie 600 bbis. of uninspected, on the spot, at $16; 1,000 bbls. of new mess early, for March, at $16 25; later, 2,000 bbls, for do. at $15 jacon—The market was firmer and the demand Tote sales of 25 boxes of auty | long clear at oto scash; {0 boxes of short do. at 8igc., cash; es of long and short clear, for Jun: uae fo doxes, of, do., for February, BT Sh Tatas sere ets. BE Trade had “been” low ‘to-day, bud not materially changed. We ackages, in lots, at prices within th Rio 50 tor plain mess, bbis.; $11 50 a $12 do., bois; $20 & mess, tlerces; India do., tie: ut prices were Of sales of 150 nge of $8 50 a $21 for pri $25 4 828 tor for prime 4 $26 tor Ss $27" $28 tor extra India mesa, Beef hi were neg! eaeted, ey not quotably changed in vaiue: small sales at $24a $25for Western. Cut meats were in moderate request and about steady in price. Sules were reported of #0 pickled Lams 10 Ibs. average. smoked hams at 1le.,600 smoked shoulders salted’ shoulders at 6%c., tor and 3 boxes of pickled bellies. 12, Ibs, average, estern opened stro at sub- easy at 8%e. ‘balance of ed for 9 Sloe. for February and 9 heard of sales ot 250 tierces, nuary, at 8%¢. ; 250 do., to arrive in Febru- ary, at 9 200 do., fo in March, at Yee. do. sell at 97-160. 5 for do.’ at 74z0., and 350. do. or prime. city at bio a aie Dressed hogs were quoted higher; city at from 6%. a 7igc. for the range, ana Western at Bie. a Te. Rier.—The market was Chains but firm, We heard of sales of 25 tierces of Carolina and 175 bags of Rangoon, Jobbing lots, at trom 7c. a Bbc. for Caroling, and 7: a 7c. for Ranzoon. Sekb&—Linteed continued quict and was held at pre. vious pri Glover soid at gc. Timoshy was firimly heid at $: $5.50, and rough flax at $2 20 a $2 30. Srmaniny was Shogiocted and quoted Rominally at 8c. a 8%. Suod=—The market for raw was quiet but frm on the aais of Tic. a Zi. fr Init we good refining, , We hoard Of ales of 518: hha or imide at Thee, to 7140. and 138 hhds. of melado at Sc. Refined was re sought on nd 2 materially oi changed in vi to. good fair, grovery, fair to a He A ata xi clayed—Boxes, do... 10 to 12, 7340. the. a, 13 w'lb, So. a 18, Be. a 9g. ; do., 19 to W, Hye. a I es whte, $e.'a ve. Ports Rice Refiing, common to prime’ Ge. a The s grocery, fair to choles, Ard, Nos. 8 10 to 12, ai, %, Thor, 6340. @ 7. ‘Tonacco.—The market has been quiet since our last for all descriptions, but pricey were not waterially changed. Sales were reported of 107 cases Connecticut I8tu crop on Private terms; 10) cases do. 1872 nt previous terms; 180 cases New York do, at 73éc-.8 Ske. ; 1/8 cases pes 10 do. on rivat ; 200 hhds. of entichy pate Hge. @ Hc. 200 Yavana av Toe. a 980.; 20 bales Wars ‘on private terms. ‘Vautow.—The market was dull, but pen remained oh Tic. We heard of sales of 35 derces of gormes. at Watery. Receipts, 1301 bbls. ‘The market nas been ect’ and we have only to note sales of 150 bbis. mer —Trade gs go the woo! market has been Se we Goring the past three days, and is likely to continue until the midi le of January, when dealers an- Ucipate considerable business. Stocks are light and the market firm in oommousnce, ‘e heard of sales of 20,000 Ibs. of X and X. ece at S5c., 8000 Ibs. of domestic fleece at 49¢ vn 85,000 Ibs, of tail Cahtornia i, ie Nth ‘at Sie, "10" bales ot BL. Caaiturate at Tye. 4 8%C. ‘Brasil—Puich sands a7se. Java—Dutch standard, Nos. ‘Mahiia“Superior and extra supe: Wise. Ibs. of Montevideo at 0 Ibs, of | Gio oece Bot toa “of medium Western de 000 Is of | super pniledt wool, 10,000 Ibs. of spring Calitc 25,000, ie “oF Orezon, % buys. of extra’ pulled and UU Ibe of Cape, all on private terms. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxnox Money Manket.—Lospox, Dec. 30— United States fve-twenty “bonds, 1sit's, 94 Railway shares, 3654. 330 P. M-—knie Raltway” shares, styadits. SP. M.—United ‘States five-twenty bonds, 16's, lide: teinfortien, 109%. rie Railway shares, Dec, 30-5 P. M.—Paris | 51. So PRANEYOR?, Vee, $0.—United Staves 97% tor the issue of 18d, iN LivERvoot, Dec. 30—5 P. 8 on the basis of midalting 1s, nothing below good ordinary, shipped January, ad. nothin, low low miadtings, deliverable cember, at pied jo. do... deliverable January ‘and February, at 8 3-! lo, do., deliverable February and March, ay 8 on the pee of m Hagting ¢ Orleans, oth fetes ordini lanuary and toate higher. Sales Ponce ma ies won | $150,000 7 | The. bosinges” wil tor speculation TRADE AT (eee it Dec. bee Si ie ae ae Livenpoot Bukapsrores Mat P.m.—Receipts of wheat for the quarters, includ: Vheat, 13s, i nla white 1 forred We 3d. torred wine ter. Corn, Lowpon x, Dec. 30.—Refined petroleum, 1240. per gation. Tangeod at £5 64 £205. 0, Per ton. Spirits turpentine, tls. 3d. a 91s Od; per owt, PerROLeOM MARKET.—ANTWERM, ‘Dec. Petrolenay S0%C for fine pale American, a FINANCIAL. sonw anne enna nnn nent nna A “UAPSLEY @ BAZLBY, BROKERS, 71 BROAD. + way.—stock and Gold Privileges; also Doable Priv- ges in Stocks and Gold. All contracts signed by mom- bers of Stock Exchange or responsible parties, kt bought and sold against these contracts in place of gin, enabling persons of small means to speculate, we ae litde risk. Explanatory circulars mailed to any ad- dre A —PUTS AND CALLS; $10 TO. $100 INVESTED IN + them often pays $100 to $1,000; the only sate method of operating in Wall street, ou limited Seed fully explained in 32 pase Pamphiss: mailed free to address; orders executed o1 VALENTINE TCMBRIDGE & peice Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall street, New York. A840? 20, $60.00 CASH READY TO BUY rinsd + Bond and Mortgage, one year to run. on New Yo aes Property, improved or anim} rowed : oney to loanon Bond and opt ga ate pee Property, Apply to SAMUEL: & W Jr, 197 way, basement, AMRANSs STATE BONDS, ISSUED TO Fons Sinith and Lite Rock Railroad, will be taken im exchange for Brooklyn Real Estate. JACOB SHARPE, 149 mroatware cave BANK ME CITY OF NEW YORE, 4—JANUARY INTERKST. The twenty seventh semi-annual interest, at the rate of six per cent per anndm on all sums of $5 and upwai which have been on Gepost Bs for one or pore months ne; Drevious to January 1, will be credited and paidon after Wednesda auary 21. All interest for will remain as prindieel and draw interest accordingly, and will be entered on the dt ject tore’ books any time when preacuted afver the 2lst nuary, "the Dank is open every Aas at esph for, oe recente and ment of money from 10 and on Mon ava and Saturaays from 10 A. M. to LP E Deposits made on or before Ganoaes 20 will draw inter eat from the Ist of January. Bank books in German, French and English. Bank 58 Bowery, southwest corner of Canal stroet. EB, A. QUINTARD, Presiaent. Cs. 7 Berge _Smrwoun A. Bune, Secrétary. VHICAGO CITY BONDS.-INTEREST DUE prox. will be paid on and after 2d idem, on ae tion of the Coupons, at the office of DUNCA! MAN & CO., Nos 9 and 11 Nassau street, New York. Ed. TENNSSSER, VIRGINIA AND GEORGH road cou] pk ‘ane January 1, 1874, will be ps gn and alter tha by the Gallatin National Bank.) 1 a7 will inden nd ante Ga ake hy ae G T ' ran Ne" CO,, 44 Broad street, 6 LE. AND 1 tendey CENT City an oye Fone is Fr" 8A) 8 road Bi Clty Ballrosa Sint and other choice Stocks.and Bonds, paying 1 to tlow Cenh at low rales OY 7 BERT H. NIOOLAY & CO, ‘No. 43 Pine street, New York. X. B.—Investment Securities our specialty 22 years, REENWICH SAVINGS BANK—JANUARY INTER: est for 1874.—The Board ot Trustees have ordered in~ terest to be paid to depositors on and after Mon 19th January, 1374 at the rate of 7 per cent per ant oe al rs 1st Senta. HER ‘on all sums of $500 ana ander, and sams ove! the rate of 6 per cent per annum entitled thereto. Inter= est not called tor will be added as Mone; prinetpal. posited on or before 10th of Januai trom Ist. Bank open dally from 10 A, M. to ou Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays fro from StoT P." IT, Preside Grl'baitt, Treasuret. James Bryce, ‘ J, Hansen Riiopes, { Secretaries. 4 ‘ Gitouston an TEXAS, DEC. 15, 1578 —G ALVESTONS Houston and Henderson Railway Company of. ee st morte: er cent aX bonds, due January 1, 1374, that date by ¥. ‘P. SAMES ‘& 90... 40 Yor ._ W. FIERCE, Breaident PASEINS & BRAINE, BROKER: 11 BROAD eens Stocks and gold bought and sold for cash or on gin; privalenes negotiated on responsible can be used in place of cash margin; this enablesany one small capital vo specaiate with ‘little risk. Kxplane atory circulars mail ATCH & FOOTE, Banke ernment Bonds and Gold a specialty. s bought of miiasi No. 12 Wall. street, make dealing Inte r bo) chen | on deposits. stocks cam WILL buy 0900 F Ltda ‘AND 8) * Conn Sa 03 loan direct on. rty. Principal only address CAPITALIST, box yi ‘tersta office. ANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, O44 ax G16 Broapwar, Conwun BLEECKER STREET, } New Yorn, Dec. 22, 187: Forty-sixth Semi-Annual Dividend. The trustees of this institution have declared the sixth semi-annual dividend, at the rate of six per cent er annum on all sums remaining on deposit du: ree or six months ending January, 1, 1874, pay: and after the third Monday of the mot All dividends not ‘withdrawn will recetve interest the same as a deposit, E. J. President. % Ny ni EDWARD Mount Treasurer. C.F. Atvorp, Secretary. FFICE OF THE HANNIBAL. AND ST. JOSEPH Zallrpad Company, No. 78 Broadway, New. York, Dec. Coupons, due, January 1, 1874, on. $002,000 of State Six Per Cent Bonds, known as ene He Hannibal an St. Joseph issue,” and $1,200.00) bonds of the aud St Joseph Ratlroad (Cameron Branch), will be onand atrer the 2d day of January, 1874, at ‘the Ban! North America. JOHN P. ACKER, Treasurer. TPREASURER'S OFFICE, NEW. YORK. AND) NEW Haven Railroad Company, Grand Central De: corner of Forty-second street and Fourth aven! York, Dec. 15, 187. —A dividend of five per cen| fron, the earnings of the past six months on i 9 canjtet a of the company has been decl: area | ayable to the stock, Rolders on mud alter sanuary 2 isk the transier books will remain closed until January 14, 1874 inciusive. JOHN T, SHELLON, Treasurer. C- ENTH NATIONAL, utes, New. Youn, Dec. 27, 1873. ad dividend of two and one- halt (6) percent Bas thie / = been declared, payable in gold, on and attor the secs | oni 3 day of January, | GEO, ACKERMAN, Cashier. | 4K HOLDERS OF AMERICAN EXPRESS TRUST 9 ertpcates and those who have surreni tl to the compan; Ay ppeaneaey ‘ vo advise with GoMMirtEe OF sORIPHOLDE! care of Taussig, Fisher & Co.,.at 32 Broad street, New York city. T's NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OB New York will pay ite usual semi-annual aividend of 4percenton and after January 2d prox. The trans fer books-will be closed to that date. D. R. MANGAM, Presiaent (PEE TRADES SAVINGS BANK, WEST TWENTY: tnird street, No. 273, near Eighth avenue, h clared their dividend ofseven () per cent pavadl sited oF sb counts received of any amount Money drawn by ¢ when desired. Money deposited before January 2 draw interest trom Januar; eB LE BARON, President. 1. M. Frersp, Secretary. me LODO IE 3 hid AND LOUISIANA PAST DOE COUPONS, ayable at their respective treasuries, collected Sau : due Bonds and a bonds, by JOBN. b> if boug cour ht; also Tennessee ons funded into the new fun MANNING, No. 5 New street. ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—MORTGAGES AT GOOB discount, on New York city or Brooklyn property, not exceeding $1,600 tace value, due in 18 months or also Mortgage not exceedin; ng 8,00, in exchange for first class Lots, Address, with ull particulars, PANIC, box 227 Heraid office. = | $1 TO $100 I IN WALL smewtnn nd Paton ok Lene a fortune. Pe ea AARC, Vay V. roar or Bi 1DOe te eorsg6 Bankers and Brokers, No. babe Wail street. 9 000 TO $2,500 WANTED—ON GHATTEL a ae cane) a ,tecariey, Sek eo td and com: liberal. Adarests ‘ato $6,000, tien York Stock, Hxcnenne iam sale state hook and real name, ASSERT, a 168 Hi $7. 00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTG, ona fe teza Dwelling or Store ore FT in New "She simpie aoe my nses. CO, E. WIL company, 168 Broad $8, 00 WANTED FOR FOUR YEARS—SEOURED on real estate In ghiceno worth m avle the amount. Address MON: box 163 $27 00 0=4t4es, Morteaen ne ms JOSEPH BLACT, Kast Nineteenth street. © $45.000 3 aaa $50. 00 WORTH OF HARLEM ong to par, at the one a4 clothin, street, corner ner Gold, 3 ‘New 1 R() (\\) FOR NEW YORK orry, Pr $150. 000 Lopes Mortgag: Seen pinetps als only need apply. wunacllor-a! Palswc ab N Nassau street, room: LOAN ON Moni ie See e ee an nas ecg ‘COPARTN ERSHIPS, ee? TON. THE pag abe 4 io atle-ol Je iy by Penuvaal i eousent, Mts be carried on under the sams ee RCKLER & CO, so whtte New Yorn, Boor 80, 1873, EW YORK CITY, rane at oe 1973. THE LATE Ne Tiwolve By faa mal consents the business il be carried on hereafter Tits Rd ett pad or VLATE a Exe ist D ng Dy Urata ay tt JOH pana i fe fer ae wiht RST AN! guder u rsiened wilt hae nitge petatried on iB Macray wre Re