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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
/. Raunn Sarah. 6 sen. 1850.

NM. J.B. Harper q Son-Messieurs--Atin dc
pouuyoir co5nntribner an sculagemert de ceuN qui
sont afiigs,i d erysipeles, .ie lenr reconl'nande
l'emploi de votre ..Sable MGtalliquc'. In de
mes neegres aayaihht etc attaque de cette naladie'
en- peu de temps lie mal dewitt 81 serieux que DC
craignis de lie perdre. Ie me procnlai une hoite
de sable Metallique, let l:ayant employee tel
que present., en- Il heules. mon Negro ut soula-
&c ct est maintcnant gueri. Sans ce mtdicalnent
" ~ WM. VI. RANKIN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
SIS DE R~ECoMPENsE,

"A PARTS marrons de mon habitation. pres
W Waterloo, vers lie 1%erjuillet dernier, la ne.
gresse FRANCIS GU FRAseoIsE, ct lie Negro .MILIEN
parti yers le Ter octobre; ces deux e~sclaves ont
etc achetGs de NM. Vrgrles& .Lebeau. gyee don
neral la %recompense ci-dessus aquiconque me
ramencra ces deux e~sclaves on eselogera en- pri-
son, OF, $50 pour Francis ct S25 pour Millien.-
Francis est reeel6e par les negres aux e~tvirons
de la Pointe Coupee, audessus dc Browns Levee
on audesso.ls dc la grande Levee, SIS
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
CERTIFICATES!
Bayou Sarah, Is sept. 1850.

.s .+s-..F bayou Sarah, l8sept. 1850.
Mn. Harper Il Son-Messieurs. -Permcttez-
moi de reudre ttmoignage de l'etiicacite devotre
sable Metallique.5 conime agent curatlt. Tn
petit Negro d'environ / ans. ne de parents .scro-
fuleux, await la joue gauche ct lie cou atteintde
cette maladie. Apres une application du sable
Metalliquee de Harper pendant une dizaine de
iours, i 'enfant est ulaiutenant gueri. Je recon-
manfe ce rcmede IA ceuN qui soutircnt. ) en-
aurai t%oujours une boite chez-moi.
4. LEVY.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
THOMAS CHAIOTON.
n ECEMMENT etabli "a la I'aussc Riviere ofre
II SEES services q McssIeurs les llabitants. ell
ulalitG de N4st ". -' nh-E
E0@EEPON MEGA NTCTEN.

EO.GERON MECANICIEN.
Connu depuis longtcmps dams la farolssc II
compte sur la bienveillanee du public. ct espcrc
que son activite ct son adresse justihcronti Ia con-
fiance DIES persvnnes qui Eoudront bieh encou-
RACER. -a
il entreprcnd fgalomentle CHtRh0AAdfE.
Son atelier sc .lrouve il lanclsrlie residence
de MIN. GAEoS, pres lie P0M du foWat"hf
cause Riviere.)
= Les personncs, qui a~uraient des chevanx a fer
rer pcuyent les lui envoyer en- toutc eentance,
II mai-lu.a .~s- ag s a@.s st..tsh ~ .Gs
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

!, ~
FIAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
corr pu sEprieME DISTRICT JUbIc1AlRE.
PARo1ssE Della ro1NTE oupEE

Du sEprieME DISTRICT JUblc1AlRE.
pARo1ssE pE1A ro1NTE coupEE.
George w. Hhhiisse VS.. Charles Piker ct
Ber'akyt steve"s.-No. 274s. I
I'm vcrtn de ct pour satls1aire a an
writ de saisie ct vente. lance dams Ia cause
ci-dessns intitulGe. ct IA moi adressee par iIion.
Cour du Septieme District, dams ct pour Ia
paroisse ct Fiat susdit pour satistaire a la de
mande du plaignant ct aux frals. al saisl e
~i'offrirai en- vente publiqne, sur les licnx,
samedi, lie Gene jour de juliet 1861,
b.A.M NJ. tous les droits. titrcs ct interets que
les defendeurs ont dams ct a ladlte propflete CT
apres decritc. savo1r:
TERRAIN.
1o-Tn lot de terre on habitatlon, Sltuee en- Ia
naroisse de la Pointe Coupte, yis-a-fIs la viilt
de Bayou Sarah, ct ayant une face de trenfe az
ncnts an fieuve Mississippi, sur une Prolohdeu'
de soiyante arpents: avec une lalgelr oails IL
n.ofondeur d 'environ vingt-hults arpents, cente
nant en- tout dix-hu;t cents soix;'nte arpents az
terre en- supericie, dapres un arpentage de:
FtotsJ-nis. ayec tous les droits ct autres PRIV
};oes V appartenant. borne dnn cote par Ia terre
apparterlant a la paroisse de la Pointe Coupee
ct de Eautre par la terle Oh habibatlon apparte
nant a John Preston; ct les eselaVes el-apres de
critS eft NOMINEES ,. --.H
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
ARCHITECTE
rA @teindoEE.

IA StelldoTT.
@FFRE, aux habitant is sde Ia Paroisse de Ia
" Pointe Coupcc ct dcs paroissrs voisines, Sc
services en- qualite D.ARCliI7ECTE E7 CONS
IRUGTEUR. ii su3asas1 al sssa.* - -
ns:cngage a fournir quand lien sera requis les
plans ct devils de batfnents en- tous genres ct a
en- suryeiller OIL Ell entreprcnlre la construction
Fl peut %fouurllir les references les plus recon-
mandables. ,@aE55@ u E@A - ,.s ~
Les ordres qui lui scront ADDRESSES a lcnaro,l
comm sous le nom de SHINES PORT
nront nramntemeut executes -..tEE !.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
A VENDRE QUA LOUER.

TIN TERRAIN de la contenanee de Ga arpent
~ dc snperficie faisant face au tleuve sMissis'
sspi, sisitue dams Fendroit appele le tViliages-
pres dus cfemin du No~uveau-Texas. aveee tne
crande maison dc residence a deux eetagcss, ton-
tesles batisses necessaires. jardin.s etc, etc. Staaf
alerniere residence de fen John Tircuit.
Va s 'aadresse. EUGENE 9UBRE.
Pointe-Coupee, 25 fevrier 1860. :. : z7s
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

-AYAyT acquis le fond exploite iotqua &C
"A Aiourr par MesL.H II. TTrpEat ("aterloo} 1tl
llonneur d:atinoneer a mes amls, ct an puh'to
en- general. que je suis pref, tss maill'eh h W.. i"
nounnrsnivre fe meme genre d~'aifa1fe;
! Ma rcha ndiscs sseches, Groceries, Irocnlts de
.ronest. Article. d'utiIite ct de iantaiSicAetc. cte.
r. line atteatio on toute speeiale sera donnce a Ia
rscent;on eft a rcxpedition DIES p%roauits; ct J es-
pere j]ustiiirr par mes SONS lie bienveilIant pa
Hoh"so Y !" ' 80 ~aa4. HENRI RENE.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

"a 4as5.,a3D ~.E4s:
MIR. E. GREENE s.Etpdiant du
College dental de BALTIMORE. tlcnt son once
chez Mr.. HATcHIE' S, front street Bayousara.
AVIS.
T A SOCIETE iegistant precedemments entire
L. les soussignes sous Ia raison soelale i1oSokE
! & VERREsft, ct a partir de ce jour, dlssonte par
| copsentemeent m,ituel. g. aEtEtz. t.L-..n,t,f9
UONORE d VERRET.t
Pointe Coupee II aott 1860, -
a#@t.a4f ri Nh x5---r--- ns gx. -E3t, ,.
lie ssoiussSigne informc ses amis ct lie public en-
general quill continue, pour son con'pte,, le me.
me genre atfaires que lancienne. maison lionor'e
/ 4 Verret. VIM, D uu;.
aOnt IL.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
Grand Remede.

=. OUFS aux IHCuS, UFSuUHs
la goutte. e]ntorSes. tcrasures:
NAL de ia boucIe. Ggratignurcs,
marques de Selle des chevaux. a5t
Toutcs crs maladies sont queries prompte
ment. 40 annGcsd1tsage ont prouve sou eii,ca
cite; &c L cot point uue comD'nalson &c laft
mails un rrlnedu naturcl. On devra Sadresser 4
J.P. HARPER i son. Bayou Sarah, lie. unt
deduction est taitc aux apolhlcaires. PrH, al
detail. 81 la boitc on d bottles pour 50. Ioute:
les families devraient Gtre munies dune bolte.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
!. Waterloo IA AvrilleGo. -
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.

Locati0m de T'erre.
n G.'HALE. informe torites les pefsohnes
uuiI ont en- leur possession des N,ftary hon"
Warrants. on tous autres Warrants. leSq"G's nc
.~pc,.vent etre places sur les terres sltMesstn m; ~. ~
ssiaIne, quill part:ra sous pei. pour M - : fare dcs
S 5%oeati oosi deferre. ii podhrr.ai fare d'exeellente.
,orations avec les susdits Warrants, pour !ous
c,uy aui vopdrontal'e EN- changer, efl icy ~ re
CCuA NJ sDfTTw =h$dBAEF@@
Pour MUS amrples informations s'adresse' a iu'
on an bufeau de &c jtu1nal ta4 u
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
C.. G.. HALE
GEOMETRE, IN &c

APPENTETR DE PAROlSSE,
CtE charge dc la location de h1evets dc lcrfe
- dcs Etats-Unis dams lEtat du Missouri GU ic
Territoirc lIowa.
ri IL SC Charge aussi dc Ia rente ct tie I aeha' &c
tcrres en- commission. t"#
ne NJ. HALLE lie plaisir dannonccr a S's
a1nis ct all public. que, ayant ete dnemeHtnon'l,c
OF commissioner Aypenteur de parolsse pour Ia
paroisse de la Pointe Coupec. par Son excellence
Robert C. Wicklifc, Gourerneur dc lEtat dc Ia
Louisiana, il eftre SEES services a ses co'icl'"yc''s
en- cette capacite.i -.
Son d~onicile est sur lie bord du iieure aana''e
miles du Chemin Neut. 'a.b5tlo"
- Pointe Coupee, 8 avril-tds.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
JURY ma POl1gB>

lie prcjct ~suivant decode de %patronil-
les prGsente all Jury dc Police par I.
\ Ro,n,, nc],aud est In.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

RELATE AUA P1IROlILLES
az dams IA rAROlssE De la
POINTE co [ L Il.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

Dams! les 24 heurcs qui s~uivront une patronil-
lie. lie capitaine devra faire paryenir au direc-
teur un rapport dttaillG concernant Ia police des
eselabes dams Id patrouilles precedente ct sptci-
faint le, nom des hommes de, patrouilles qul au-
r'aieanrt5 refuse d'obGir a forlre dudit capitain".
Tout capitainc qui negligera Oh r~esnsera dc
presenter. ledit rapport dams le temps IKE, sera
Fpassible dune amcnde de cinq piastres par chat
due contravention. ~recouvrab;es sur instance
du directeur, pardcyant tout tribunal conlpe-
tent. I <s - @f. #E 5+ H 3ft't
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

: En- temps orainaire il sera fat al moins an
patrouille. ct pas plus de deux. par %sc1ialnc
dams chaquc district de ratrouilles. Les inn
ties de ces patrouillrs sdnt les m6mes qh'
celIes DIES districts du Jury de Police. Ii scli
nomme cllaque aimee, a III s6ancc de -
I'M directeur de patrouillcs pour cha4ac dis
trict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28

A PrRmous VoYAGE.-Capt. John p. Sondberg,
mary years in the Havana trade, has accepted a
proposition to take from this port to Havana the new
ferry.boat Miestra Sonora de Regla. She was built
BY Mr. English at the foot of Tenth street, is of 400
tuns burden, and has engines of the same power as
the boats which ply on the Fulton Ferry. She has
had no alteration for her voyage except the addition
of tenders of plank from the bow to the wheels.
Abaft this che is all open. She is rugged with mast
for b and square sail, but this is not sufficient TO
keave her to in case Of severe gale. The captain
viii coast along shore following the coast as far as
Key West. The boa, sails under the Spanish flag,
and may possibly eecape capture at the hands Of the
Confederate pirates, but her chances OF safe arrival
at Havana are 80 poor that her owners were obliged
TO pay ten per cent for insurance. She started on
her voyage about a fortnight ago in charge Of an
other captain, but after getting as far as Bamegat,
the captain became alarmed, and put back. Al all
events, Capt; Sondberg sbould have the beet wishes
for bis safe return,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
DIED.

AUsTiNIn This city. Friday morning Oct. 25 Frederick
2. Austin, aged ~ years and months.
The and friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend funeral from bis late residence IN Ninety frat
street between Third and Fourth avenues, Monday tie
2s IA inst at O'Clock p
papers tho death Of highly accomplished and cultivated
gentleman Pkip Hone AntfoR, SOD OF lawyer John. and
brother Assistant District Attorney The loug and
intimate friendships Of many who knew lin In life, unite In
sulogzing tho memory OF his county manners and noble
heat. ue leaves beresyed widow and ole Guild IL
.apsbs pf noaes;ig her grie Il IL the recollection
ola lie Js6led 10 srtuois pescein death, and the hope
,ofeernal felicity which a.selds bin 81 ,hs one'
CoA-On Saturday eysnipy 0cr.z5 Iai, Us5 "sshngton
Cox son of the late JaBNson Cox agud % years
The relatives aid crds OF tie 9mly respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this (AcGdsyb afternoon OF o'clock
ifol the residence Of his brother nlsw Vim. H. Posiey
10 90 West ThtFtysecond street without further invita-
DARLiNG-At Bergen NJ j. on Saturday Oct Is. William
= DSng az old reaiden, o. this city the 18th year OF
bis
The relatives sud friends of the family and tho.e Of his
William A. aid Samuel t., aud Of his soBinaw, OeOrge H.
Wood are invited TO Gtead his inrertl ON Monday 28h
inst. al oclock r. NJ from the residence Of William A.
Darling, no. - Lexington avenue, Ney-York
OSBORN-On Wednesday Aug. ~ At BLACK River Uondu.
rGs Elizabeth. wife OF James Osborn the 3i;h year Of
her sge.
THOMPsoH--Ou sundsy Oct p, snsr .bot ilpe..
Fstee cyPhes Thompson, youngest daughter Of Aaron ~
ard Kebecca THOMPSON
The funeral VIII take place th day at o'clock from No. 60
Greenwich street
WILLIAMSON Saturday Oct g. 1861 John A. Williams
Ia the 2lst ycRy OF his age
His friends and acqnasnoes and those OF Oscar Coles are
respectfully invited 10 attend hs funeral from the Church Of
the Mcssis Broadway, opposite Wsvesy place this day
thcudsyj o.. e'cleeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
Uropo snls.
PROPOSALS. for FURNISHING LUMBER
DEPor QrIKTrHNAsTER's OFFIcs.
Washingtou. ID. O.. Oct. ~ 1901. \

DEPor QrARTEHNAsTER's OFFICK. !
Washington. ID. g., Oct p. 1901.
sFALED PROPOSALS will be received II this oace IN
Ill u the 29h inst fo- furnishing by contract;
Seven hundred and hteen thousand fee; Lumber OF the FOL
lowing diGenson,:
GiJU0O feet - con. cuttings Oinch Boards)
10000 fee. - com euilinss u inch BoEdIl
And hundred aud eighty thousand feet scsntns Of
the following Dimensions.
50 OO0 feet 3 by 6-i2 feet long.
5000 feet by G-l6 feet long.
5000 feet by 4-l4 feet long.
90 Gao feet BY f--l0 feet long.
so 000 feet by Az fee. long.
$1,000 feet by 4--l6 feet long
To be delivered IN Warrington City D. c. within thirty days
after closing the contract.
No proposal received ser u u the 29th inst, VIII be
sidered.
Bidders thor daily authorized agents requested TO be
present o, The opening Of the bids
Eech proposal % give tie full address OF the bidder.
Ample security the faithful performance Of the contract
win be required.
The reerved by and fof the United States Of
crg proposal mat may be deemed e1hsyAant or Tor
oihrr reasons
Proposals vii be in5orsej the envelope inclosng them
'Proposals ior iIrnishu. Lumbeg" End addressed to
ID. H. RUCKER,
QuAriermaAter and Colonel, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
From san Francisco.

SAS FRANCISCO, fndsy, Oct. % loOi.
Announcement has just been made of the compile
ton Of the Overland Telegraph. The Pacific to the
Atlantic sends greeting and may both oceans be dry
before a foot OF all the land that lies between them
shall belong to any other than our united country
Nothing important has occurred IN California
within week.
Sailed on the 9lst inst, steamer 0rizaba for Pana
ma having on board Al 900 900 in treasure, Of which
$4,000 are for New-York.
Among the Orizabss passengers are Gen. sumner
Senator Nesmith, Col. Merchant, Captains Judd
Stewart, Hcudrickson, Koo:es; Lieutenants Upham,
Gilis WiIliston, Sinclair Warner, Hardin, LipPsll--
all Of the United States Army.
Arrived 2ls, schooner Neva mo longer suspected
of priya,eerng intcntionsl from Japan 3D. shI
Nonpareil from Boston; Wbalers Carib aud Henry
Kneelsnd from a successful Arctic cruise.
Sailed 10th, ship Panama for COquimboi 18th,
Margaret for Hong Kong swordfsh for Hong Kong
2lst, Galatia for Liverpool; Herald of the Morning
for London.
The market last week was rather buoyant, with
an improved business from first hands.
Captains Briggs and Green Of the United States
Navy, ex-senator Gwn, and Calhoun Benham, left
boBcNuat ViAcNN III thC OitNoco- Ah~h h~sN>S W.
withheld from publication in the passenger list.
-Four hundred and forty regular troops and 10000
stand Of arms have been forwarded by the Orizasa.
Arrived 10th, ships Inspector and Oracle from
Liyerpooli Dist, Commonwealth from Boston.
Isthmus Butter is firm at 30c. Speculative salss
of Candles are being made at 23a2ic. Coffee has
slightly improved Wheat is lower. Most other ar
tieles are steady.
REPLY OF HIS HONOR MAYon WooD.-The fol-
lowing is the response of Mayor Wood TO the dis
patch OF Mayor Teschemacher Of San Francisco:
" To ths Ma yor Of SGa FToEcisoo!
New.YoTs returns her greetings 10 San Francisco Let the
Union thus happily consuInuated between them
main unmpair
The MON forever-wbether between the East and The
West the North and the South-et he continued and
preserved. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
1871 TIIE PENNsYLyANIA S6I
lCOI CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il on
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK RoUTg.

CREAT DOIBhE-1hAth ROUTE
The capsciiy of the Road l. e0us 20 in the country
The GREAT SHORT LINE 40 TIE WEST.
Office No. AsioH House, corner OF Nesey-st.
Facilities for the transportation Of PsssenseIs 70 snd from
Cinciu 4t Chicago, ~. Louis St Paul Nashville Memphis
hsm-O leans and al other towns In the Nesi, horh-N
AID ssab West unsurpassed Or speed and comfort ~ any
touts.
Throagh .gsns toe West leave New York foot Of Court
isadtsL Morning Express. Evening Express, o.
also at p IN. from place, via allentown. a.
ryisg Pittsburgh at IL nsrt day. and conneon: there with
81 Western tTsiDs
SieeIibg and smoking Ell the trains.
route.
BY hs ror.e eights Of 81, descriptions be Forwarded
u aud from any nt the Railroads Of ONO hentueky In
Sens lninos Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri. by RAIL
EVAD DIRECT ANY port the navisa0ls rivers OF
Nne !" ear ~ steamers RON Pitts0uIgh
ne rates o. fFeizt spd iron any point IN the West by
.e resoslvtnia kicsi 81 times syorsh!e o. al
nese ~ oeer Railroad Companies Merchants aud ship
- ntusns ne transportation Of their Freight 70 this Com
10y can sy WITH confidence its speedy transit.
.,us company also msntaics Elusraut AceOnmoQa-
s,.hne oy Which parties enissaDg Westward enjoy
tTst eiks. rates Of fare = 'N' ~, ~
4 y, ELLIOTT, Passenger Aren't Nc. As.or.IIoase.
Nf@sn Co., Freight Agents,
=. -, 20. As,oT. HOUSE. and Ne I South Wilisra-ft
neDoNALD BlsCHOFF, EnisrsIt Agents.
rnocp tpvu,s No Bstery Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
CITY ITEMS

Loss or LIrE AT SEA.-We arc indebted 10 Mr..
j. H. Upton, Secretary Of the American Shipmssters'
Association, for the following statement of loss Of life
at sea. Few persons who read in the reports of ar.
rivals paragraph stating that on certain day .
seaman fell from aloft and was lost overheard real
ze the number reached in the aggregate during the
wear. No record Of these losses has heretofore been
kept and when we that s44 livee have been lost
during nine months by falling overheard alone, it
may well excite inquiry whether there is not some
defect in management on board our vessels, and
whether some efficient device could not be adopted
for handling sails from the deck. This table Is
almost wholly made up Of lives lost winch are not
ronor,ed I'm onr ordinary tables of mortality:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
SATURDAY, Oct. 26-P. n.


There were no salient features in the Stock market
this morning, and prices were generally without I'M
portant change. The speculative movement was
hesiiating on both Sides and the aggregate iransae
tons smaller than for some time past The reasons
which have brought about the duliness OF previous
days still influence the market and the quiet needs 10
be broken by stirring event from the foonac.
The short interest has probably somewhat increased
by the detection Of one or two prominent operators
who were temporarily acting with the bulls ana ttit
element will assist the rise when it takes place. The
discussion upon the Commission question sun occu
pies much OF the time Of operators, and has its effect
in contracting the amount of dealings Being satur-
dsy there was no second session Of the Board but IN
the street. late IN the day there was more dspcSlion
10 operate and an advance of to q cent was esIa6-
lished. Pacific Mail was the most buoyant beng IN
demand at g2l against 81 on Friday. Central was
also firm, ard sold at "a. Rock Island touched 81,
and Erie 3D. A private sale Of go shares Buffalo
and State line was made at llc aud Of Preferred
Eric al ~. In Government stocks there was not
much activity, but the market was steady. Inc
closing quotations were firm at: United Staies u.s.
81, g3s ae32; United States Coupon, 49, 49,
Tennessee 6a. Az: Virginia ts, AZ a q! Missouri
&c. 433d44; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 92l
ag3; New-York Central Railroad, al dUii Erie
Railroad, 81 a32; Huds n River Railroad, 3I
80; Harlem Railroad, II, al 3D. Harlem Railroad
Preferred, 81 a32; Reading Railroad, 3i4 a3ol;
Michigan Central Railroad, ISL -; Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad, l. a 49, Mich
igan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Guar
anteed, 31i a3Sl; Illinois Central Railroad 50 6ol
Galena and Chicago Railroad, 70l a'Oi Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad 81 a36; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 5Id5lli Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, 62i a ~; Canton Company, !.
Tho transactions in Bank Stocks during the week
have reached about 200 shares, at the following quo
tations: American Exchange, 2aSi; Bank Of Com
merce, 81! 80; Bank Of America, 30; Continental,
IS; Hanover. 20; Park, %; PheniI, *; Butchers
and Drovers, 1903; Marine, 80; Market, IS.
The following table will compare prices Of las
Saturday and those Of today: