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DR. L. B. WRIGHT'S
UNEAILIRa "scSoFULoUs AnTIpoTR.n

Por fke Permanent Cure # CONSUMPTION avid
all o,herf forms of sCROFULoUS DISEASES.
THIS Medicine ia prepared by an eminent physi-
y clan at eighteen yeaTs practice IN New York
city, during which tine he has constantly used IL
with the most unbounded success, and created for
reputation in private practice unsqualle5 in The
history of medicine. II acts immediately upon The
bocd, cleansing il from all scr0fu!Ous humors or i'm
Purities, rrnovatins and by Us magic powers, IN
MIGRATING The WHOLE SYSTEM, in proof
nf w ich, hundreds of respectable witnesses from
the doctors private practice have given in thertss
timUny, and snreat those suffering from any scrou-
lous affection, TO call upon the,a q ssitfy your
sefres.
A Treatise on Scrofulous diseases can be had
gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 409 Broadway,
and al ID ue Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT q CO.,
Agents for WsshprtOn.
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~ a contract is said to have been entered
INTO with l.. Osborne fer telegraph from
oonstan'inopls to Egypt
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STRAt EO-From the common surrounding
y the Washington Monument, about two (54
weeks since, ref spotted cow, with s0S8a
" lie back and belly, two white ard two
red feet, white ACE and sharp horns. A suitable
~ vari will be y ID il returned 20 the owner, On
;~e south side Gf street, three doors east OF Sixth
.tt'et, No. 403 jel33t-
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Ga REwARD.-Strayed from the subscriber
SDO on the 9Th instant, black Horse He a. one
h te hind foot, white Knot on his back, caused
by the SADDLE, and white spot in his forehe ID. ANY
me returning Tie said hose TO r. &. BUTLER's
Tood Yard, corner 7th and sts., on the Canal, or
The above reward lie l3-3I'
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2HILaD gLPHIA LAGER IERR DEPo'

ISL Pa. ouenus, bcssossn AZ and 9Th SIS.
TET have at all times ihe best PHILADELPHIA
w LAGER BEER On hand and offer il now fos
sale for 50 per ksg, and in quart bottles for u ao
pe' dozen
We send the beer free Of st to all parts OF the
ctv.
81 Many physicians hsve recommended TINS
beer one of the best remedies for weak stonscnS
20 l3-lms
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THE PROTESTANT CHURCHMAN,

LIE fhOlESIbNl SuOnShu>'
EDITED BIT TIE
REV. STEPHEN II. LYING, ID. ID. kEN. n nv
THON. %, REV. E. n. CANFiELD:
rs a large weekly religious newspaper, Puphso~
i at ~ so year, in advance.
The above named cl ergymen have recently De-
con, editor. of the "Prctestant Clergyman" snc,
with the aid of many dIsuSeusneo wr yer, ., ne
ir,I 10 take a first place in the rank Of Religious
FROM the Pro'pecfn
awe fully believe that, with our we'll known
church principles fearless maintenance Of those
principles, We may apPea TO Evangelical Church
men With boidness for support in ,h.s our opening
address"
Subscription received by the Agents,
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
je l2-6t 49S Seventh street
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TRs LAST FIsH STORY A goldfish, weighing
sixty five pounds, was recently caught Cd
GrotsD, Long Point, Connecticut, In whose
stomach were founI six bsny ash and six
guilds, besides . complete cod fishing gear ex.
oept the line The hook of this gear Is large,
attached 10 the lover end Of the lead, of .
weighs two and q quarter pounds Ali the
Old fishermen who have inspected &c say that
this gear lie unlike any other which they have
ever seen, and the question. therefore, ID,
where did the 6sh come from?
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T OsT-On Wednesday, June 18th, at the steam.
IL at wharf az The foot OF llth street, a BLACK
LEATHER TRUNK, with a small strip Of rou on
each end, and bound across the top with doubled
rope. the leather on thr top Of il has bursled hy
being vet with rain, leaving small place Of naked
wood. The finder will be literally Rewarded by
'eavng il ar Norseys Livery Stable. 9TH street. be-
tween and streets, for ELIZA ARTS.
ie l4-2ie
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CIGARS-CIGARS.

SUPERTOR HAVANA CIGARS-lba have received
~ twenty Thousand more OF those choice Onera
and COncha brands. Also. other brands of fine Ci-
gars. kOBT. ID. TWEEDY,
Pa. avenue and 18th sts /, south side.
je l6-lw
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Da. L. b. WPIGET's
TASTELFSS LIQUID CATHARTIC,"
OR IA MJIY PHYSIC


THIS is tn. BEST CHEAPEST and MOST EF-
1 FiCIENT CATHARTIC EVER OFFERED
TO THE PUBLIC.
# i. TASTELESS, Thereby avoiding the nauses-
ing Eject of Pills. OIL, Senns, Sc,) and producing
no gripping or other painful effects. Unlike all 9th
er purgaiives, il searches to The bottom Of the dis
ease, tho oughly ceanses the stomach, and leaves
the bowels entirely free from cosIiveness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD Pc WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink il readily ard without forcing. and
NO MEDICINE Is MORE HIGHLY RECON-
MENDED by the MEDICAL FACULTY.
Give it a trial and then Judge for yourselves.
II can be had wholesale and retail al Z. Ii. STA
BIER & co.'s. Baltimore, or CHARLES sTO1T
+ CO, Washington, ID. G.
DR. WRIGHT'5 PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 40e
Broadway. where the doctor Gun be consulted daily
on diseases generally, from IL TO p. m. without
charge. je l3-6n
NOR Dressing the Hatr-EIcslsior Pc
made, h ghy psrfamed and prepared expressly
for be1utifyiug the hair, can be had at 81 seventh
street. HAMMOND.
ip l3-2
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NI M q THY HAY Five hundred bales
Il Northern TIMOTHY HAY, in lots to suit pur-
casers For sale ny ROBT. ID. TWEEDY,
Corner Pa. avenue and 18th IT., south side.
;e l5-A
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AMERICAN FIRsHEN ABOUT 70 VIsIr EUROPE
WITH ONE fHEIR EseSEs We learn tn at
several members Of the New York Fire De
gsrtment are getting up an excursion to the
Oid world this summer. They are to be &C
comPsnied by DOdworih's famous oornet band,
ara Will take passage in one Of Collips's
steamers to Liverpool. II is their intention
70 pr coed to Lo ndon, Manchester aud all the
R1no'pai places in England, cross over to
france, visit the Grand Exposition of 1855
Pay tneir e1mplinen's to his Msj.sty Louis
Napoleon III BY whom they will DO reviewed
and return VIA VAnderbilt's line of steamer.
from ha!re. The nrsmen will take a frn
class engine with them. Concerts iii bs
gwen By the band du ing thsir sojourp. to.
wards defraying their expenses
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Information wanted OF Thom-
L a. Bridgemant, shoe cutter by trade, who len
Albany, Y, on or about the LIST OF Janua nv last,
Tor Washington city, in search Of employment. Apy
person knowing OF his Whereabouts will confer
great favor upon his sister, Mary Ann Bridcemsnt
by addressing her at the Star Office. 10 l4-3t
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JUST RFCE WE'D

t MADAME HELARUE'S, a beautiful asscYt-
N ment OF new MORE Antique aud GauIe linn
m'ngs for dresses, Bonnet Ribands, Trench En-
tIoi0eIes sne Laces. Also, Dress Eats. dne Flow
'-Is. AID grsat variety or Straw RonneIs, fresh
Perfume les, sc. A large assortment OF Stamped
Nh Tins, such a. Infants DRESSES ChemsetS. Rand
and ColliTs, % which (cS47g TO the great quantity
sJld) the price Ia. been reduced.
23e Pa. ay bet. 18th and 9Th SITS.
Madam u sociis 4 continuance Of the liberal
patronage extended her BY The Ladies' and for which
sne returns her most sincers thanbs.
lie III
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IN 600 sEtAus or srious bands. pao
s1p. OUO prime, viii be snld low 10 close con
signmeHt. BALL a. PENNING.
&c Ia 6 $40 Sew nth IT.
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WATCHES,
w JEWELRY.
SILVER WARE, dc.
VI. w. CALI g. BRO. are constantly receiving
.srge invoices o! the abovr, and offer every article
in th-rr line, at the LotDest rates.
GOLD AND SILVER WORK Of every descrip-
ion, made 10 order, such as TESTIMONIALS
rctiy ernbel.ished, with appropriate designs, Sill
YER TEt SETS, DINNER SERVICES, &C
Precious stones sci in every style however elsb
crate.
ARMS, CREsTs, NOTICES, &c. Gu, on stone
NJ w. GAIT eco,
324 Pa. av., between 9th and 10Th stA
"a l4-tr
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. T-Yesterday, on the Excursion al the
IL White House Pavilion, a Hair BRACELET,
with gold Clasp. The gentleman who was SEEN 10
pick il no will confer great favor UPON the lady
who lost il, by leaving il at this Office.
ie lh-lto
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AST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHER n
49, ). intend giving Pic Me at Arlingt,r
On WEDNESDAY, the a7th instant.
ie I5-l;s
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WARD UNION ASSOCI-
~ aiOn.-A meeting will be held THIS
EVENING at O'Clock, al Potomac Hail, on busi
ness OF importance. VIM. COOPER, Sec.
IL l5-It
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~ WASHINGTON HlGHL .NDERS ATTEN
tibn You are hereby notified that the cor |.
MI mi VIII meet In their armrry on SATURDAY.
~ " toe 10th iostant, at 9 O'Clock a. m, for The
purpose of attending target pracuce at the Park.
cup. presented 10 The COmaany by WIN RI winter,
EsG viii be shot for before returning that day.
BY ORDER OF the Commanding officer
JNO A. CAMPBELL,
je I5--lt* Ord SET.
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DIsSGLUTI0E OF C0PARTHEEsHIp,
IuNHE partnership heretofore exiting under the
4 firm of 8. c. Mills B. Co has been this day
dlssolvei All persons INDEBTED to the late firm are
requested 10 make payment 10 JOHN MILLS by whom
the business viii be continued; and oil persons
having claims against tie late firm will present the
same to him for settlement.
8. G. MILLS,
lie l5--3f John MILLS
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RTHE UNDERSIGNED GROCERY MER
~ chants, in order TO give time for recreation
to The clerks in their employ, during the warmth OF
the Summer months, hereby agree close their re-
spective stores at eight O'Clock p. m, (ssturday
evenings eIcepIed,) from this date until the first
day of September next
GEO. l. THOS PARKER & co,
SAMUEL BACON CO.,
MURRAY & SEMMES,
HAMILTON & LEACH,
b. +. MORSELL,
BARBOUR & SEMMES,
E. e. W 3ITE Co,
ED. HALL, -
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
BERRY q BOWIE,
MIDDLETON l. BEALL,
JESSE WILSON.
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EOR HIRE-FOR A TERN OF YEARS. A
Il Colored Boy; is strong and able 10 do the work
OF man Inquire at 9 Pa avenue, beiw. 18Th
and 20 SITS, over Moore's Drug Store.
q lS-3t<
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l. / M 4

L NJ E.
OF the best quality, Of purely wood burnt can be
~ had in any quantity, al all times, 81 a reduced
price, from SEELY'S Patent Kiln, corner Of VIZ
giniE avenue and Ianal street Island.
ie l4L4ts
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
49, Stockholders OF the w. q O. Telegram
Lin" win b. held at Washington, d. c., on the & 81
WEDNESDAY OF July next
IL l5-e03t ID r CLARKE Coo
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THE MEMBERS OF THE EXECU-
81 tive COMMITTEE OF the tie Resimental
Ball are requested to be punciual in their attend
ance at Flint's Hotel, on friday EVENING next
at O'Clock. companies that have made no re
turns will pl ase be rosdy to DO so at that time.
lie 1T
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=
an animal as Catholic clergyman, or an
Irish, or other foreign born or native Catholic
who is an Abolitionist, is unknown, absolutely
unknown in the United States. Such facts
give rise to the intense hatred of them which
exists in localities where the South is hated
with equal bitterness, the same cass of people
hating both. Wherever Abolitionism Is in
the ascsndancy, there, too, Know Nothingis n l.
to DO permanent institution, and only there
The Virginia election proves that 1t cannot
attain a. the South anything like the real
strength and character which the late opposi.
ton to the dominant party has had from the
foundation Of the Government; all tho really
conservative portion of that opposition hav ng
either retired from politics, or ranged them
selves with their Old opponents to combat the
now organisation. Yet, as weak as Know
Nothingism really is at the South, it sends
from the District Of Columbia, where it was
fairly beaten in the late election, (hough
tie former opposition to the party of the
National Administration numbered nearly
two to one in our population for twenty
I've years previous to the Inauguration
Of the new political organisation as many
delegates with rs much power in voting on a
platform, as Massachusetts or Ohio has The
District of Columbia and Virginia, neither Of
them being worth q baubse to Know Nothing
ism in Q general election, wished the platform
made to suit the notions Of themselves, South
Carolina, Georgia, Allah anna, Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Texas. DO, on the slavery question
and this convention being 50 constituted a. I.
give the States wherein Know Nothingism Il
in hopeless minority, IN equal voice with
those States wherein the opposition to the
party Of the administration never fails to suo-
eeed, IL matters not what banner of opposition
they may be lighting under, the consequence
has been that the District ard the certain
Democrats States have adopted platform Oh
which the party in the doubtful and certain
anti administration States cannot dream O
attempting to stand. So they have gone of
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Postponed The opening Of the proposals
FOR the con truction of the new custom house
at New Haven, CT, has been postponed until
the 10Th pro1imo, to allow lime for the com.
plstion Of the necessary plans and spsciaca.
tons.
she Current Operations OF the Treasury
DspaytIaent.-On yesterday the 14th of Juno,
thers wore of Treasury Warrants entered on
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DIED.

.n.us % nse3.s pornins oct q, JOHN 10 -PH,
yo,n,,A, ,os Of WEisn sSd Hebtt1 A>alN' eeSN H-No
To- ,.s,,ye and fnas Of the family are TsspsctiS Invited
"a .,te,s his fsrs day a. 20 oeock IA ron - itH
ssses OF bis psu. Nc c. CSthiiae fe SitSoa i0fHer
nypstoD.
CLKARNAN-On euId,y afternoon, DC, %, age1 ys" az
= months CORNELIUS HOPPER infant soa Of Jonn sua
Ebz,betb Csarmsn. IL, ;-.,,o, ,
T,e feses ard o. the firmly are resp
b. .ttsa he funera from their Tsdence No - ssVt -
place csber VI Christopher street, On 1aesdsy tn7 O iA
a. Ceock
CRoUCH-oD sunday lsst O g. as,d yeus s91S month";:
LOUIS FRAEKLIN CROUCH, soH Of Oe2ssa-d haTfe. H.
Crouch. L..
aunsrs on Tuesday afternoon at 0coct from the r"ie
sfhs psJenfs 81 oTao street, without further invsfon
nUST-Tbe Auburn Advertiser annoonoes the death q pr
THOMAS NJ bUNr, Old physiciso Of thst e1tV Wn n
occurred Frcay Oct. d lis decrease deep annenied
by The ooumnnfy, Of which he WA valuable member
sOoyR e-Ou Saturday Oc. 2, JESSEY RO1ERS, a. ia
na.5rc. Lo bland. sged 50 years
IT, inferred Ceustsrs q the k'exeenA
sysIPyLE-The Hon CHAR Es ". WHtfPLE 0f tbs Sa-
ss sou,t Mohg4n, died =; tbe hxeh.oss h1t' Ia D'
Oct o. JUDGE Wbipp'e WIS anaVs
on N,cazsn a Of MAJOR John Whppe for nsny years
The assd member OF tue o te
L<fsatuIe Of 1881 AUD SPEAKER Of Tho House o. t-p
en.iiyes which office be filed wti credit aud soity ne
M. msmbsT e the convention which formed tue present
eon,ution Of Michigan which clOeed ne sbo Aug 10 8o
wAIDO-In New Orleans La Friday, Oct. 10, aged 81
yesrs SAMUEL LOVETr WALDO adj 1tan sud Inspector
general Of the Stats Of Louisiana
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Arrived.

Steamship Roanosse Skinner, Richmond, &e ndss LaG!,n
& p. sssanis.
Bark J. NJ Morslss Brown Hsysns dL. sugar, &e., 70
Co. Sid wih bark Louisa, tor Phnsdel-
phs. - IL s. at 81 80 long 70 80 spoke bark Aneres from
MstspZss f. Pksoe phis Gays out same cay HsinIieh
Cor Of died ohO under tie Hook on sun
day p blowing gle from ~ w let 20 both Anchors IN
the everrg he ocernR got one saehor sunday morn
ing the ae from SIS slipped the ether e.be. A. IL & n
hove under cloe reed top sail has naf puo, On
board four days; lstt Havana on the lsth.
Brig CsDaca lBr) McDoUgAl, Maitland n >. d. plaster,
70 J. 5. htney Co.
Brig Fsnnie (of Frankfort Gamble s,zun' AID d. from
Charleston whsre ,he pat f. loading with fase nlaes
cotton &C. ". Ingsls Has expensaced hsaVy ~ssner
sprung ioreuas, ard 'p.E SAILS 4. - r,
schr. Richmond Hsrrs Richmond, Is, a'or' TO c H.
Pi.uor.
schr. W,r., Godfrey Virginia
schr. Bay State Merrill, kocklend-
Schr. T. Hawkins Homes. PHI etelpnia
schr w l. Dayton Eldridze, Phiadepns Tor StonnEton
schr. J. W. STAR, Star, Pbsdepeia $780,,
Nesp Coins Co 18th Inst, % mi 80 north OF
sthoIs vster saw Vesses mas he hees out
Of Uatsr schr 18Th iIs lat - IS, long IS -
spole schr @. Davis steering south
schr B. l. Perry, Kennedy, Beaufort, with naval fo'es 10
s@hr Lsnr. johnson Johnson Nswbern with a.ys
u 4. N. Blackwell
Sehr W II Hszzud Saunders, Key West 10 d. with cot.
tor enc naval stores 70 SINAI wood, Anderson Co
sehr n o. Allen GTseioso, (We,tsra landj p
dsys with 20 pipes, eA pPs' add a bol' "ae % J. A.
hschsco.
scBr. Alliance PenDrs'on Muphisboroush n. c., days
with DsyA sfoTes 10 master.
Propeller Loeus Point French Baltimore with ude and
rs,sepgers 20 John Riley.
sAILED-The steamship s., LoalI for Havs :, y ship
Vile Duck !oT California
wIsp-saEI,s y. W. rss,a.sr, Do, sassst, W. $ W.
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The h. ines OF the Clearinghouse TO day was
s23, eco 600.
W. sea no marked change In the Money market
The eemand on cal is active, and the supply, with
on, beiDg very free, is sufficient Full rates are
m,;ntaIed Lenders have 10 difficulty in finding
borrovers with good securities to oher. Paper is
ealo T. cent for strictly frst-ca's names, With but
little going at { E ceIt
Only few weeks ago e strong feeling OF confidence
peryadeo We'll street growing out OF tue prospect oil
large export OF br, adstus al period when the i'm
rors stood unusually low and the general business OF
The oonntrv vas prospesng and exempt from unsound
e,papsiop. But, on learning that the Bank OF To-
GLAND had advanced its rate in five weeks from )! 70
- l. csnt in 20, sequence Of the very necessity ot 'm-
,.or,,,o 0,aiu from u.s. ard that he Bank Of France
Was in the market purchasing gold, thereby driving 1t
NJ 1eerlyt1 nearly thee quarters OF one ceot PIE
Jun this cont eLce gave way 10 distrust sod stocks
ceclired heavily. People reasoned on the general
,,;r,rle that money canro be oeaT in Loncon with
.ut b. ming go here snd th4t TIE Bank OF France
uld only lie iesortDg to such extra ordinary mode
OF repeIbDg its Golfers with view to an early sas-
pension OF specie pay -prob,by wii ing to have
be act wear the embance of State measure, rama
La, snrear 10 have been adopted The sole aerna-
i've TO bankruptcy.
Thee cepjectarts have induced us to refer to the
state Of things Cd both sdes Of the water In ls4o-i7,
when short crop existed in England. and the bank
raifed its rate to 2 cent, the hignest polot ever
known. For thai purpose we have repaired the fol-
losing table, which viii serve to illustrate our re-
marks. The f, st two column, refer to London, and
show the bank rate and bullion at various periods
FRI August, 1896 when the shor crop was first made
knowp 10 the 9Th January, ls4s, when the pressure
re n ling from the famine had fairly subsidized the
boDk rate having fallen back to z CEN. The other
columns refer to New York, showing the iust nations
of stocks the rate Of discount first class paper and
the se Of sterling exchange. The stocks selected In
dcste as fairly possible the average range Of prices
at he Stock Excharge.
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MONDAY, Oct. e9--p. m.

The transactions in the leading fanoies we've very
large to-day, with heavy market, closing, however,
with some degree of stesdiness. The bulls are dis
posed to resist the decline but the pressure of stock
is rather too much for them. The market needs now
more than anything else fsvorsb, foreign sdvces to
reHeye operators from the incubus of apprehensions
of financial disaster in Paris. A steady Improvement
of a few days would bring in buyers and new
upward movement. commence. The sales of
Erie were large to-day, some 5000 shares,
opening at 49, falling OF to 40, and finally clos
ing at 499, the price of Saturday. Central
sold at So al So. We hear again, to-day, that all the
arrangements between these companies for uniformity
OF fares and freight charges have been foay agreed
upon. If this be their earnings will be oonsdera'
bly, increased especially those o. the Erie rosd Read
ing was very heavy and declined y cent. The
Western roads sold to considerable extent but gener.
ally Of decline. Cumberland was among the frmest
stocks selling at IS. We informed that the bust
mess Of this company is in very favorable position
That the sales of coal larger than TO the same
period Of last year. and that the deolioe in price is
nesry compensated by the decreased cost oproduoton
and delivery. Nicaragua is well sustained consider
ing the feeling o. the market There was but little
done in RAILROAD bonds excepting in Illinois Centra
which were about IS, shown ne change. Enfs ISL,
sold al the lew quotation OF ~ In State stocks the
transactions large nearly 100000 and the mar
ket declined q cent ON Indianas and Mssoaris. Viz
gniss are firm at 95 sale of GOveynment 6s, lSG2
was made at ll2, and Of 1907 at lis
There is not yet much doing in sterling exchange
for the Wednesday steamer, but the market is steady
TIE supply fair; sterling is 81 cent the latter
the asking price Of bsnkers. Francs are rather
plenty, and selling at 5.92l 5.l7l. Some large
amounts OF Southern bills have been sold al 5.e06
5.lsi. An active business will be done tomorrow,
especially II rates yield little.
To Liverpool the engagements include % 900
10000 bush grain at II I'D in bulk and ships bags
1000 bbs. four IS and 100 bales cotton, 5-l6d TO
Antwerp, 200 bales e,ttOn, jc To Hamburg, 500
bales cotton c. To London, 700 bbls -four, Is ID
and small parcel grain, lad. Tie charters are
bark and big TO Constantinop'e, hour, 81 Is snd
81 so; bark from Savannah 10 Dunkirk, grain,
9Sc shippers bags; three ships hence to Hsyre,
-four and grain, 81 95 and brig from Jacksonville
~ Bordeaux lumber, or private terms.
IAe bank statement annexed shows 3 l0ss Of gold
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