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RATES OF FREIGHT


except sucn rs specified IN First and Third
clsss; Coffee slills, Machinery; ForeieD Iiglors -
bois and pipes; Tobacco In boxes; Leather in roIIs
aud boxes Oils, in bbis. and casks: Crockerv and
Sueens~are in crates and casks. Rice W6itinV
Plaster, Sheet Brass, and Copper, per 1G0 lbs Al
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A. C. & A. B. BEECH,

A. C.. & A. B. BEECH,
NO. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
VA "a E$ ME w II IL N M5
HAVE now in store a very large amount Of New and
III Desirable Fail and Winter Goods, direct from the
hands Of importers and Manufacturers all o. which have
Vile Tor me purpose Of buying goods viii certainly do wen
TO call and examine Stock before making their pur
shAss determined TO sell at the lowest ngures.
Silks.
Rich nOuneed Silks striped BrOOAds chiuia FlOunes;
JAspa
New style Stripe and Plaid silks Of all kinda;
Fine bl'k Rept and ArmiO silks for mourning;
large stock Plain blk Silks Of the best makes in all
Cashmeres and DeLanes.
Our stock Of ooen Dress Goods embraces everything
this linsh9s reh Fsd D. One e4agd oAsh@erss
Pch Merino One bfk herno also Plain BLK DeLaoes
Lapin's best make, ne bPk Bom6aAine and Apaocas all
prices COLI and blk cOberge Cloths.
Jloaks and Shawls
Of every STYLE cloth, Velvet and MOire Antique, Stella
border shaws and soar Long and Square shaws, plain
Lace Goods
Fine Val Lace Sets;
{" " Collars, style;
French needle work Collars trimmed;
New styie Emh'd Muslin setts;
OF the most beautiful styles Eme'd Travelling Sets
Ladies hne Hemstieh and Eubd Handk'h
Emb'd skirts new style goods Cor skirts;
HAir Cloth new article Grass Cloth for Skirts;
Hoped Hair skirts, plain Domestic Hoop skirts.
Rest make KID Gloves ladies and Gentlemen'sl
Ladies' silk Cashmere Lsie thread, Beaver and Raw
six aetord Gloves
woolsn KID and Buck GaAntleis;
Every description Of Genusnens Gloves and eAunt-
Missss' Beaver Gloves for school,
Hrk Raw STA Hose, plain aud heeced;
MA CashrseFe and Worsiea hose-iadles and misses.
Very superior lot Ladies and Misses Grey knghsh
IA,ss io shiairsns wOrstsa Hose. and erscan Scots
All color eastern knitting YaraE
6reJ shaker fsrn
Gontlemen's Furnishing Goods.
BIS and fAney Egsnch gi0t6s,
Fne Fancy Dhlc Mi french caA1mereas
81 blk Doeskin CAsslnercH.
Pala Blue and BE Double Ensilh Cashmere, bsw ar
Bssnslui aga Veivet vestlnr;
Elegant lsi resdy. made shirts and EaiFt Cellars;
Ready & sAe Ianea shirt Lessons;
6onuea ems hetl Under-shrtr and Drawers;
Plain And Rlbbed siis shirts and DraSerS
LADIES' Nefi y OIL anf Menno vests
Horse Furnishing Goods
Table Damaak, etery variety.
llnen fossa Napktns ana llurkaback Diapers;
MaEseies Qallis, Linen and Dssnastie khssling;
Pillow SIP Linens AMI Ddnestic
CARPETS ana Curtain Geods
wshaxe % aAsd very hravy hioct q Carpets --tAs
eenl makes. ply and py carpei Tapestry and Vel
vet Csyets beautlia In feivsi and tapestry. tDs
w0ss,ed 0anasks, al coeu satin Detaasa, figured ane
striped h Htfles EeEAat iaee snd Muslin CaFtan,
kmhrutdered Mlain IN the piroe. Corniees fins anf
R4ats q nest he4uis Styles 0imps. Loops ard efAsr
tfnminr = match. These having smsu raens 70
b supplied nth rsnants y Carpets very Fedunsd
prices, Fey large soek ~ nas BED Blankets. shs asa
grsy Segro nankefs and Arte ffaFeling Bsankea sna
khsHs ~ al kinas negro Clohiag q eiltinis Waron
EA@aains. yasas vses. A. O. 4. =: nKkoH,
assifs - calisgs street.
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CAIRO AND NEW Or
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI &
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

a T5n - THE new light T~1 -
~ draught steam FsFi-r7s
nIezs4EzEzzsaLs14 er GEN. PIKE, EzzSas.-azzzzs1z7s
GRACE Master, being expressly tu for this trade, win al
the modern Improvement, with the Fght daught sub
stantial and new steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBAhb SAMUEL
p HBB ARD, Master will regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between the above Portsone OF tho boats
being port every week These boats being command
of Old and experienced commandans and with superior
facilities for passengers and feghts socs share Of pub
lie patronage. For passage freight pply board,
to II. H. HARRISON, agent,
oet8t-6m z Front street.
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Facts About AmbrotYpee.

A MkHOAk Eh.S were "fairss1ace4H Ia NaAhvl1a
n BY A. LARo0MbE.
Ambrotypet made nowhere else Ia kashVils tAaa a
be AmbFoiype Rooms, Nc, 40 Celiege 81.
AmbrOppes made upon dcubis plate glass hermet
eAlly sealed and thus protected against al possibility q IN
tury
Amorotype counterfelss made On sings glass noi
sealed and daabe Ordinary dagurFsotyRe
Ambrotypes named hy TIE inYenttr % datHEuah
them from All ether pictures Othtre borrow ibs aaas
ID apply inieror pictare Which iacks tse main
posats Of "a Anbfetyps-toDs and auAbni5 Aeta
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
S. z. CROOKSHANKS & CO.,
Manufacturers of Carriages, Coaches BuggieE,
Light Wagons, &c.

No. 60 Lower Market street, NASHVILLE
WE are now manufacturing every vari- 81 n X
w ETY. sud style OF vehicle, from the kssS-J1e<%XL
plainest Job n the beautiful and Ella SE1<-
borAtly finished tuyp out
Having engaged hrstass workmen, and obtained large
amount Of the best OF stock we prepared 10 do work
which compare with any in the whole country either Tor
style durability All kinds Of vehicles kept constantly on
hand, or promptly made to order.
EVeretts Patent Coupling.
This important Improvement in the coupling OF Carriage
&C. has awakened much interest throughout the country
and looked upon with the favor where 1t best known
known Having exclusive right for this city, we are now
making use ofthem constructing Carriages Bugges &c.
2SrRemember the placea tbs Old Stand ofFrsd Sloan
n SO Lower Market Street.
june20dH
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Furniture ana Carrisfes boxed and other light articles
rot enumerated also, boys Of Acids. or Other
Chemicals, will BE- charged by actual weight hut a.
double First Clsss Rates, or, per leo lbs. -. 20 "a
The rates are the same nom Charleston and Savanna a
steveust ~ and all stations this side, as 70 Nashville
ovrrcharges where they evidently exist BE- corrected
by the Nashville and G. attano0ga Railroad and rs nv
Treasurer upon proper certificate from the sent
The koads VIII not poy for hidden damages or ipiurv 10
Of damage exists
NO claim Tor damages viii be considered unless accorpa
med with receipt showing the 20 Csto have been good
order when delivered to the Roads Charleston and sa
vaunah, ~ So
In case OF short goods the Road qure so davs for
ila"n 81 me hnef not found by ne expiration Of that
ue me Road DEL vering will be authorised to payhut no
claim shan b. considered goods sought r,it,
are exhibited IS evidence Of shipment
NO soeds VII be delivered until on charges are paid and
receipt gwen BY the consignees or their agents.
The Agents Of the n r. r are under heavy bonds 70
the company; and al fright bills are due to the Agents rd
fuuAy therefore freight bills must be paid full and re-
.aauons Tor over Charge damages Sc must be paid By
he treasurer only upon certificate u the Agent and au-
thority % the Superintendent
maybe HI ANDERSON, sup't.
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LITTLE MI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRA0D.
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.

CQLUmbUS AMI AENla hAlLRAOU,
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.
On and after this date, the
LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to AMI from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only running Lake shore
Depot Cleveland and the only with uniform guage
from Cincinnati 10 Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
BfAAI OTHER ROUTE Cleveland passengers 60 via
Saudusby and DEPEND trains from Chicago and Toledo 20
20 East break guage at Sanduky and ferry from Old Ohio
City to Cleveland.
TIE LITTLE MIAMI, VIE COLUMBUS,
i the only with reliable connection from IN
CINNATI and pTTTSBURG.
By Any OTHER ROUTE, Pittsburg Passengers de-
pend Belefontane Forrest trains from Indianapolis
and Fort Wayne TO go East
TIE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIE ONLY ROUTE 70 and FROM Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR sTEUBENVILLE
TIE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
IS TIE ONLY ROUTE TO and from Cincinnati Column
bus Crestne and Cleveland with lightning express without
change Of cars.
This a great comfort to Ladies and Families
TIE LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUwPUe,
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati TO the
East, uniform and safe speed maintained Connections
certain.
By Any OTTER ROUTE from Cincinnati a dangerou.
speed required distance delays necessary
in changing passengers and baggage BeOutane Forr st.
sRndu4Ay, and Ferrying at d Ohio City
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Through Tickets
VIA
WHEELING,
PTTSBURG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS

To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at n, 10 An and fP "
TlReT FbAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg, steubenvile and
wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati o'clock
NJ for all the Eastern cities; also, Detroit Cleveland
Springfield, Wilmington Circeve, Lancaster and Zlnas
vile, Chcohe aud Athens. This train stops Gin
ennati and Columbus at loveand Morrow Xcnia Lon
don only.
sECOND TRAiN-Cleveland Pittsburg and Wheeling *
press Mall leaves Cincinnati az 10 o'clock A. ~ via Crye-
land, Ptsburg and Wheeling Tor all the Eastern cities This
train stops at al the points between Cincinnati and Column
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodation, Leaves Cincinnati At
$50 O'Clock, NJ, 'or Springfield, Wilmington Crcieyie
and Lancaster, Chic0the and HisbOrorFh. This train
stops az an points betFetn Cincinnati and Sni irgfeId
FOURTH TRAIN-Cevelanda and Pittsburg n ght Exnress
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock Cleveland and Pitts
burg for s the Eastern cities This train stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday AZ 80 O'Clock p NJ for Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Tme-T Minutes faster than Gin.
cinnatL
Fare as Low as by any other Route
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
and Authorization, please apply he Offices No Rurnet
House, second door West Of Vine street 40 III Gibson
House Buding and old oce Southeast corner of Broad
and Front street. opposite Spencer House. Or Al the
Eastern (Iittie MiamD Depot, last Front .,reet
ogc6 hours Ir0D, ~ a. N until % r. NJ
p w. SfRADER, 6tnTAgt.
THE OMNiBI-s LINE
Calls for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions ether OF the above
Offices will call for passengers all parts OF The cy With
out fail lmay2Tl Il. b. RUGGLES, Conductor.
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took place the 9th and 2sth OF March, between some
OF the residents OF Sydney and Of those OF Melbourne
the for OF whom native Australian and the lat
ter Brtons by birth The papers lay great stress upon
the triumph Of the former because they say the present
generation Of young Australia has been considered de-
generate.
Lola Monies Is quoted still creating considerable
element in some of the interior towns. She and her
attaches have peculiar way ofarranging their intercourse
with the public When she is In the humor she attacks
and dedes anything in her way-and when liberal ut is
on she entertans any number that may be presented
correspondent of the Herald writing from interior
towspvhere Nine, Lola was playing, says that ndispo-
son having prevented her appearance evening Mr..
Poland right hand man (whom many Of readers
will remember on the Isthmus) apologsed; and, having
encountered some difficulty in appeasng the audience TO
fellow who queried what he should do Is he had
come any miles 10 Nine Lola he replied " shall be
happy you at the bar" whereupon about $50 per-
awaited themselves Of the invitation, and thus
ceived quid pro quo in lieu Of the entertainment that
had been promised them.
The papers still complain most bitterly OF the rregu
laity OF the mail communication with Great Britain the
length Of time consumed In the transmission, and the
terrible gap Of hundred and twelve days. which had
just been closed by the receipt that day Of news ninety
days old
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We have papers dated at Honolulu 10 the 9th Of May
In the House Of Mobiles, the 18th Of May, Prince
Kamehameha declared himself the bearer Of message
rom his Majesty, announcing his intention 10 unite him
sell in marriage with Emma the daughter Of Dr c.
u Rookie and granddaughter Of the late John Young,
30 II was resolved that the House respectfully express
It's thanks to the King for his gracious message and for
his for the best interests Of his and peo
pie. was also resolved that this House depue his
ROYAL Highness Prince Kamehameha 10 convey 10 the
King the preceding resolution and assure his Majesty
at the announcement contained in his highly
agreeable 10 this House. and that they view the event
one Of great importance TO the nation.
The annual examination OF Oahu College had taken
place. There good turn out OF It's friends on the
ascn and although the sessions continued without In.
corruption from A. NJ TO T. NJ each day, the several
presenting themselves In succession, thre
symptoms OF WEAKNESS the part Of the spectators
pretty good evidence Of the interest they felt In what
passiDR before them.
Three numbers of Ma bai Hasoaii, weekly Journal
printed in the native language, at Honolulu, had been
iesu
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z FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
----~-~------~-~~-~---
MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY, Jnly Id r. d.
The stock market was lower today, and a small
amount Of business transacted at the board. In
State stocks and railroad bonds was about the usual
movement Virginia 6s fell of n per cent Illinois Gen.
trail bonds, X; Canton Company, u Cumberland ii New
York Central Railroad, III Illinois Central Railroad II
Erie, II; Reading, n Michigan Southern, n; Panama,
Y. Gaena and Chicago closed II Saturdays prices We
notice sale of Michigan Southern sinking fund bonds, at
the first board to-day, at 81 per cent. These first
mortgage bonds, the payment of which al maturity Is
secured by sinking fund annually set apart for that
purpose They second to the list for safety
The last quotation in London So which is equal
ss per cent in this market. Erie not at all active
this morning II opened heavy at 637s, and improved
u per cent at the close. There moderate bu
siness in Western railroad stocks, without material
change in prices. Canton Company was operated
in to much larger extent than usual and closed at ad
vance of fraction on the opening price. There
small sale Of Milwaukee and Mississippi at decline Of u
per cent on the previous sale.
After the adjournment Of the Board the following sales
of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. II
Ncolay =
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News frosn Australia.

PROM the Aapfnwau courier, June -.
The Melbourne Herald OF April T. received yesterday
afternoon, enables 10 obtain considerable insight into
The manner In which government and commercial mat
ters working there.
There Is a manifest feeling OF Independence and self
reliance the part Of both the people and their rulers
which strongly betokens early commencement OF q
separate national existence for this continent ne II really
u.s. II Ia true they have almost everything but the
meme " make them wholly independent but they are
evidently not yet settled, nor DO they seem likely 70 DO
until that, too, Is attained.
Committee OF the legislative Council upon the con.
strucon Of railroads in Me colony reported the loh
OF March that the contracts should be opened pubic
conpconcontracts 70 be called for by advertisement
In both the Colony and European journals None be
ss than ten miles in extent including all kinds o work
necessary upon ", bridges vadBcts and stations
excepting when these latter may cost than f10 900
,hca they shall be contracted FOR separately; and tbat
not lees than y miles Of the main lines shall be finished
within the FIRST year.
The agricultural interest In all South Australia IN repre-
scented 70 be houshing, and Victoria Is still doing her
Tar In developing her mineral resources which
tinuslly presenting new wonders.
The Herald gives an account Of cricket match which
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The annexed statement exhibits comparison OF the
leading departments OF the banks Of this city for several
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Later from Puget Sound.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES sLOOP OF WAR DE-

CATUR-INDIANS QUIET.
JUNE r. 1S56.-The United States sloop Of war Deca-
tur arrived at San Francisco this evening, her way to
Mare Island. During the past months she has been
actively and efficiently employed in Puget sound In pro-
tectpg the citizens of Washington Territory. She left
Seattle the 3D. and vancouvcrs Island the 4th In
slant, and encountered strong southery winds. All well
board the Massachusetts, and John Hancock.
The following is list Of the officers attached TO the De-
catur
Commandcr-Gurt. Gansevoort; Leutena ,ts-M. Mid
dleon, A. Drake A. X. Hughes, T. s. Phelps, g. f. N.
Morris Purser-J. J. Jones; Surgeon-R w. jeffrey
Assistant Surgeon-John g. Taylor Captains Clerk
Hermann PexAtto Boats wan-Francis Purcell Gunner
r. NJ. Stockiney; Carpentcr-James 4. Miller Sail
maker A. A. Warren
When the Decatur left the Indians quiet In the
vicinity Of the Sound There is trouble to be appre
hcnded from the Northern Indians they have never
tertaned any idea Of joining the Southern Indians and
their appearance in the Sound Is simply TO seek employ
ment AMI when that Is refused then they quietly
north They have great contempt for the Flat
Heads and ready 10 aid the whites at any moment
against them.
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~ SAN frANcr@rO, June 10-P NJ.
Trade 10 day has been moderately fair notwithstanding
"a departure OF the steamers, which event generally
tspybs much OF the attention OF the commercial world,
nhs exclusion Of mercantile pursuits. There hos been
Y God inquiry for leading staples. Sugar, bacon and
skey have been In good request Flour continues In
LIE demand. and prices have declined Soc. per Dbl.
last quotations The British bark Lima, of 500 tons
hep has been chartered to load with Hour fer sydney
|orR-rhere are no sales TO report from first hands.
|tibbIs. Hawaii and eaego jobbing at slb sl5 30 20
lis suffolk Mills at sib; 200 quarter sacks Fowlers
3 rising Of Ella. 80 do. Brumlcy's at tl4.
sRsNrAI-TO half bbs. Eastern sold in jobbing lots
IA rs ~ 81 per half Dbl.
|LRD225 ceses ye veil Harrisous, In 10 ID. tins,
~ ut 1pc. p~g lb.
TTrR-so nrkins choice Eastern sold At 45c. per ID.
oacoS--12 bids. extra clear sold al lie. per 10.
'sAMs.-50 bills. Billings glazed hams sold at 21c per
|IAr.-loo boxes Hills No. I sold at So. per ID.
,,Nprw boxes adamantne, and 80 do. @. V. Hall
In. g sold at 2sc per ID.
ssF oons-:oo boxes pie fruits jams and green corn
S,sDacE-i, 100 lbs Manila cordage sold on private
kis.
.sas-soo, 900 Havana segaIs, assorted brands, sod
bet and charges.
Elnacco-2e cases Peach 10 DO s. Mary's Own, - do.
tral Bridge, 10 do Champions -Four Acres, 10 do Bun
" and 10 do. Invncbe sold at agents rates. 100 car
. " corn cob smoking tobacco sold at 75c.
Spy-ls ocsaves United vignard Proprietors sold a.
. ,S per gallon.
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brands and AZ Chateaux La Rose ct SIS per
syEup-2so kegs assorted sizes, East Boston, sold at
CSC. per gallon.
AE40 casks Byas' bottled ale sold on private terms.
CoAL-5O tons Goose Bay coal sold at Sl6 per ton.
LrMBER-40, COO feet Oregon boards, jobbng, al S2s
per Nj.
wmsKEY---65 bbls. American sold al 46c. per gallon.
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MONDAY, July 13-SPM.
AsHE-Tne market quiet, with small sales Of poss
at CSC. Pearls nominal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS receipts were large and ths
market quite dull, and prices closed at decline Of ioc
lsc. per bbl, and in large concession
claimed. The sales embraced about 6 900 900 bbs.,
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con large transactions have taken place In this grain for
expectation 10 Australia where spectators have bought
several parcels Lumber Is, la general, at present in
depressed condition 1t has abundant stocks and OF very
demand. This duness may be ttributed 10 the
season and its consequent high freight TO Santiago.
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The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
have declared semi annual dividend Of five PER cent
the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company have declared Q
eemannuAl, dividend OF five per cent; the Fsrmers'
Bank OF Kentucky q semi annual dividend OF I've Pc
cent.
The steamship Geo. Law, at this port from Aspnwa1
brings 81 7Ol pol OF California gold. The steamship S.
nora, at Panama from San Francisco, brought down
g. 1873 3O4 The Cunard steamer from Boston for Liver
pool on Wednesday, will take out between seven and
eight hundred thousand dollars in specie The Geo. Law
brought advces relative to the California State interest,"
The Circular Of De Coppet Co.. prepared for transmits
sion abrtad by the steamship Canada from Boston
Wednesday, contains the following review Of the bond and
stock Market
State stocks-Fucuatons have been trining and trans
actions very active in Missouri 6s and Virginia 6s Some
Indiana SIS and Ohio SIS have changed hands City and
County Bonds.-The general demand continues very lin
ed New York 6's 1859, have been done in amounts a
importance at 81 interest TO LIST August Some
small transactions have taken place In Detxoit
rs in Wheeling 6's RAILROAD ssues) and In bonAs
of various counties in Iowa and Kentucky Railroad
Bonds-There has been large demand for bonds Of
leading lines principally for Illinois Central construction
at rise of per cent and for Erie rs 1871 Of Ere
rs Of 1876 are not abundant and have advanced pr
cent. There also activity in New York Central
cceps and rs at an advance OF and u IN Northern
Indiana, Goshen Branch which /, and in Terro
Haute and Alton second mortgage, which rose 2
per cent. AT private sale, Michigan Central 8s a
1860 and 80 have been dealt in in confederate
amounts, at q triling advance. Some small trans-
actions in Milwaukee an Mississippi Sd section, and
OF Alabama and Tennessee first mortgage have also
taken place Railroad Shares-The movement OF prices
has upward. There has been good deal OF anma-
ton in the following and at rise of on Erie, Of o.
Cleveland and Toledo Of u on New York Central and a.
decline Of "a on Reading illinois Central, upon foreign
demand, advanced "a per cent. Money in somewhaA
better demand, from a for call loans. Paper mot
exchanges. Principal sales on London 1921 Ito a
Paris 5l5 6l2is.
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Simeon Drapers regular weekly sales of stocks and
bonds at auction will take place to Tuesday at
half past twelve o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
AT the second board the market opened and closed
about the Erie was y per cent better; Cumber
land -. Chicago and Rock Island fell OF per cent
Illinois Central Railroad sold at 1os buyer 60 days. and
was offered at LOT, seller 30 days.
The steamship Orizaba about due at this port from
San Juan del Norte will bring about $500 900 in California
gold. This with the George Laws remittance and the
drafts the Sub Treasury OF this port, will make the
aggregate semi monthly remittance 81. 200, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows
Paid on Treasury account. sS6s.325 II
Received NORTHUMBERLAND. 800, 2T5 03
Balance .................. 6,644, 152 Is
Paid dsbursing checks. Al, sos Il
The payments today include sllo 900 for California
drafts.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement In the leading departments OF the banks OF this
city during the week preceding Saturday morning. July
10. 1885,