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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-13
PATRIOTISM OF A CoLokED MAN.

PATRIOTISM OF A COLOkED MAN.
A day or two sgo letter was received 1t
the Treasury Department from negro man,
named Henry Jones, tho property of Mr.. E.
Cannon, of C'arksvills, in this State, which is
worthy of The highest commendaiion, aud ast.
iy entitled to be initiated by those who have
been boarding their treasure during the trou'
blss which at present stti ct the country. Hen.
~ places at the disposal Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury t4f5 in gold, which he hopes will
be Of some service to the Government. In
his letter he speaks of 'oor glorious cause, .
and declares that the slaves Of the South have
q deeper interest In the establishment of South
srn Independence than the white population
He thinks if the Yankees are successful the
negroes are destined TO The most cruel T. eat
usnt at their hands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-13
FROM CHARLESTON

The latest official news from Chsrlestc
represents that matters are progressing finely
for our eause Ga Tuesday the enemy bom-
bsrded Cur works at long range, doing no
damage. Yesterday all was quiet, the moui
tors having drawn of distance OF three
miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-13

TaE REPoRrED LOUISIANA VICTORY The
Mobile Adeertiser, of the Oh inst has the
sas joined paragraph, which is probably the
foundation from which grew the story about
Gen. Taylor having captured ak Thousand
prisoners at Donaldsonviils, La:
We learn that bearer Of dispatches from
Gem, Taylor TO the Govefnmsnt at Richmond
arrived here yesterday. We are informed
thst he reports that . battle had taken place II
Doualdsonviils, on the l3sh alt, bstwssn q
portion OF the forssa Of Taylor and BAnks-
the former with seven hundred and The lattsz
ono thousand men. Oar forces won vtctoEy
ard capeursd i've hundred psisonsra no bet
oeeasrsd within his knoWlodge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-13

"THE SiuTHERs PUscR' 10 the title OF a
new weekly, just issued in this city, BY Mssars
Overall, Campbell, Hughes Il Co. The title
page is an excellent specimen Of engraving,
and we'll designed. It's literary department ID
under the super vision Of Mr.. Overall. former
iy Of tho New Orleans press, and ia filled with
humorous articles, original and selected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-13

Hsstings Cexrs-Ths Jastiess ee0osdag
this Coust dispossa Of the lollswing sasls
brought before thsm yesterday los Aseaia9s
John A. Faziss, changed with rsssivlne ~
worth Of clothing stolsn fton JeAa 0e.
Donough, knowing the sane - have 0eea
atolen. Sent on 70 b tried bo1os0 Jo6g0
Lyons.
Daniel SoloD, sealing 400 psas1s sf sssap
iron from the Confedsrsee 0ovss10eoA oSab
on for trial.
Thsnas Doland and Chaslss p. rAlhaEg,
obtaining BY false prsssness 49.OO0 q JeAo
Smith, as su5stituts agents. Exa0too4 -
acquitted.
William NswnAn, stssiisa 90 fton JssD
Baker Examined and ssns on
Conrad Bender, reosiving SS00 wegsh q
The Aame TO have been stolsn. Aeqal1ee4.
Ays1 Myera, ressiving $40 poonds 81 ee9so
stolen from w. w. Sasad. Aequitse4
John and Sarah Dspslsf. reesivtag go
pounds of cofIse stolen feom w. w. 0a6oA-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-13

men OF last summer Q large nuW0ot II Iu1P
man to wnship deserted aad refused to serve
ths provost guards went to Chapman and ~.
rested seven of thsss desertsrs aud lodged
them 10 the Jail hsre previous TO taking them
70 Harrisburg On Friday nsws WAS brought
to town that body Of armed men, numbering
sixty, were ON their way to rescue tho prison.
ers--thrsatening " turn the 10 IN II necessary.
Tne circulation Of this nsws created constsr.
nation. and spread like Wild hre, until some
country boys came t. town with their trnsty
ria %. la the msantims the prisoners were
sent OF TO HarrisborR, by way of Lewiston,
a. the mob had tbrsasened 70 wsyiay the
guard between this place and Sslipssrovs, II
f,iled Ia the attempt IN town. The mob came
within halfa uiis Of town, when they learned
that the prisoners were gone, upon which they
turnsd back ~ they came.
Samuel s Lambert, whs was charged with
the basinses Of notifying tbs dfAstsd msn Of
KinRfisi3, Mssa, gsves foil and explicit state
msnt, In tia rArningtoa CAy0Bscle, OF what oc'
CARED q. Ki5gisld on his arrival there Hs
esys when hs drove into the vii!sgs Of King
Reld the irst thing that attracted his attention
was the store Of Mf. 8Anndsre, the enrolling
oflosY, literally besnssrsd with black pains,
aad groups Of men q vario9s Poiafs, naea ex,
ei,ed When be asrised q ehe tavern q nsafa
~ cry. nThats hin." ''thaks hin" anl -
vss son surroasaeA by . crowd whe Wefe
0ui h theif tAsoaae Of personal vjolaoee -
Taev ~ they had entered int aeoahiaAftoa
= reef1 the dan. aAl shAs they wsui4 Iosast
q - 1eaah. arA they woaA mahes spln theil
hlooA s e than as shs 6csh. They eeea3ht
- herse end ssssiaGs aiee3, and snaesseey
Wouh siss nin klbesa nannsee . Wales g
'1 ~ rlsssburs tPA3 Ckrssi1.s = vssz nssl
aftai1 shat ths 1ssA sAsss, = ~ = allin9 q
~ ranka AZ The ol1 rodmooto Nh no0o0E1Dol
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-15
DAY MORNING. JUNE 15, 1853

Leave slanesve Mon At 4SO m Arrive at oapon Bteg'
Route 9SSs. Cas1s)
GalnesSOrO by oOlnuVie Uugs Store IS miles an
aainssbOrO' Thursday ssm Arrive at Ungers SCR,
eve fingers Thurs. Arrive GAineboO'
'---' '-' y Route $685. (,5l7)
From Kerneysile, by LeetOvn, to Mddevsy miles aud
Isave Kerneysvis Tues and satur. at m Arrive at
MddleWay same DAYS by 6pm
Leave Mddeway Tues and sAur ats m AnVe kerneys-
vile days by IL a IN.
RoutsqssO. T452lA1
From Winchester to WHITEHALL miles and back twice week
wnnhe ter Monday and Thursday at Arrive at
Issvs whitehall Sondsy and Thursday at p m Arrive
Winchester same days by Up. m
Route 1891. 1881
Berkeley Springs MOnclOva and Oakland, Unsrs
Leave BsSsey sprpS Monday At D. Arrive at ing
Leave fingers store M,ndsy at a. m Arrive at Berkeley
Route 26ss [gs7l
Prom Leady lie BY Upper Cheat aud Dry Fork Mouh
Leave Leadvie Thu Iday m Arrive at North Of ssne-
Leave Mcath Of seneca Fhd stsG NJ Arrive at Lssdsis
Route 260s [4SO5J
Prom Leesburg, by Hamil Purceye Round HILL snicker
Vile ossemans Ferry and Beryvle, to Winchester IS miles
Leave LeesburE Monday, Wednesday Friday at 10
Leave winchester raesaS FSasdsy and Saturday at m
Arrive At Leesbu SINE dAysby Pm
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTY AND CERTIYloATE
The underSign.d whose post Ofice address /, cOur
The Confederate states from July 1884, June 80 1861,
Rnuts No between and under he sdger
sement Of the Pos General dated December 81 1854
with celebrity, ceanty AID sSeuh"' for the annual +
dosrF.
This proposal Is made ui R kn6dgsc Of Tie distance o.,
De route DC Toeght OF anal TO be carried and dOer PR
cHLs in reference % he route and serDce and also after
ea'i eSdmiaon Of 9s laos aud Instructions attached to
he OdUe,tNaen4
Daied
Ths undersgn, residing at State OF undertake
hss II the foregoing bid for carrying the mail on route No.
be accepted by the Postmaster General the bidder shall prior
Aug 1863 required obg
perform the ssrv proposed with good and sufficient
surelties.
This are do understanding distinctly tie obligations and Hd-
Utilities assumed By gudrdRtOrs under DE ZIh section Of he act
cfCoagress ofy2 1885, and in force IN he Confederate
States by vdtuo efdR ctGpprored 9h Fe6., 1861.
Dated
The unsEslgnei pos'mAter at 80 state OF certif
that he Is acquai ted vii the abv
guaraDior and knows hsm be Of property and able
make good their guar mt
Dated
Fsee act Of oonEr e.s March 8, 1sI5, sec. Is
The proposal must be signed by tbs bidder biders the
by not less than the hcate by
postmaster u igs Of court OF record
6end by mail directed 20 the "Ohie Of the Contract Bureau
vostOnace Department chmond, Virginia. marked Proposals
State OF ="
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-15
JOINT RESOLUTION RELATING TO TIE PRODUCTION or
PR0VsIoks.

Fered strong impression prevails through the country
the being wsged against the people Confederate
States terminate during the present whereas
impression leading many patriotic citizens engage largely IN
the production Of cotton and tobacco which they would not Other
wise do Whereas In the opinion of Confess Is Of the Mt
most Importance only with to The proper subsistence
M she interest and welfare all the Teo-ie
that aQcu labor Of the oounry oud be employed chiefly
In the production OF supply Of food 20 meet contingency
ResoIred by the Congress cftss Confederate qtes mercd,
That II Is the ud yeot OF Congress that the people
se while hoping for ehoud looked 10 prolonged
war as tie only ondhon pch.et by the enemy short Of ubu
CATION tsa every necessary 70 enc such war
armies and people should be tbs hs object OF an gcuturss
wherefore earnestly recommended that the people
Of nj nng nl obaceo sh direct heir agricultural la
Dor mainly pFcduton Of such crops al ensure su
hciency for ell cases and for 6vey thereby
patosmi sabordnans the hope ofgan he
good II the country.
g. That the Presd Mt Is hereby requested pro-
the people OF these Sta trying upon them
cessy guarding agapst the rer prs,
visions setting forth such therefor bis Judgment
may dictate.
Approved Aprn 4, 1863 je2-w3g
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-15
An ACT BBGUDA5ING THE GRANTING OF FuRtou
: ! AND DLeNHA Raks IN HOSP .TALa

The Congress II Tie Confederate States Of america do endef
Tna c5 wounded and els old soldiers
i U uTceghs Ghd discharges under the following rules
usu ns Ia places weret three hospitals,
tres Fufaeons In charge Of hOsras divisions 10 hosIs
h ssute Board Of Examiners for the hospitals 10 which
ey belong, shoss duty ih4 be- twice IN each week. to visit
sid hosptE ard exAmlne GPlea Is fer fuouss and Is
III oagh ht for tay duty, ether from disease Wounds
snd likely for thity dys upwards they shall
giant nrough susb tine a. they shall deem him unfit
y not 70 szty days Sad eosrd al keep Score
~ or Clerk shs sue al fTioughs By order OF he Boxrd
ard specify fhsrsin Tie Te Of fulloueht place
rede Il the soliie csppsny, and igade
sea- be lrer enacted That regulation shal
Be que OF DE sode and no IassPo required other than
IA uf6ngh.. st t.f-
ss B asr enacted That ihe said Board m.y recon-.
mknl d5srs stating he ground thereof which, when sp-
ore Surgeon General or The General ndinQ the
my Wi5h the sod teongs en ls In
to dischg anu tran posi.on TO tie place q his ensmntor
rsLience. L. ~ ~
sc l. Re rtr Enacted. Thst In plcss where th.re are
but hosp tails, IN chErg ca he's 1 p
ell crsut board for the Purposes Aforesaid end In psces
where there s but one the In charge and
Gr Hons II there be Two, and II then, ne snail consu
nsEd sohsrse sfrrsals; P0rided fhss uensh sSs
he antst under the provko Of his act the opinion Ct
e bard, DE e or coDyss OF the patient uld
n ersd thsrsb by. - ,t.i.r ,-lial
Sec The house ia ali hospitals each patient
under lis charge once eSery dsy
Approved May !. lsss 10. ia .1sss~
mo s3l -
Az ACT TO CoNrInuE AND AMLNo THr THIRD sEoIIoN
fHE PAY AND ALLOWANCE DUE TO DECEASED SOL
I2p- 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-15
AN ACT TO PRoyIoE FOR THE EXECUTION OF pErDs nv
u MARsHALS OHR AIN OASEs

The C0agre Of TIE Confederate States Of america do enact
That IN al OF real prope ~
Judgments DEGREES Of hs OF the United states by the
ha Of such courts within OF the Confederate st
fore such respectively from the Union,
upon which had the dime made
no fes such deed shaT be made by The marhd
of he ghlebt rendered, to
tie prescbsdby tie thirty second section Of the APP
osed sxteeoth thousand eight burdred sixty
che ed Au ACT to establish the judicial Othe
fedora z : at5s q America"
Approved April y 1853. js2-Yaw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-15
No. 10 l

AN ACT TO ALTER AND AME I'd An SGT ENTITLED "AN
ACT FOR TIE sEQUt sTRA1I0N OF THE EsFAfES, PRO
PERTY AND EFEEGtS or ALIEl ENEMIES, AND For IN
DIVINITY or CITIZENS OF THE CONRsDERArG STATE
AND PER 0Ns AIDING THE sAdEIN The EXISTING WAX
With L UNI I'D 5TAtFS," APPROVED AUGUST 3)rH
1851, AND N ACT ALTERING AND AMENDIN THr
ZANE APPROVED on THE l5rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, is62
The Congress TIE Confederate Suites Of America do enact
That any District Court Of The Confederate ay is &
creo any Of Its Receivers TO lease aly
land within ct hch any mines OF COZ per
lead irdn coal stpstre her mine , for pc iod not ex
coed ng IN years. Ia such snd upon terms
The Court may prescribe and such orders may made either b.
the Cop t. or by the Judge the eof In vacation.
Approved April21d 1852 j.2-w3g
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-15
AN ACT RELATING TO I 1PpEAIs FROM THE COMMITS
sIoNER OF PATENTS

The Congress 9 TIE Confederate States Of america do eHa
That hereafter In all Of ap2es from the decision Of III
Commissioner Patents touching the grant OF PATENT The
pell before the appeal s rent up stale In Vrirg
grounds and tai appeal and hs he sane sh sal
Commissioner and the shall send up the sad STATE
ment along In the other papers In the case.
Approved April l6, 1868. jes-S4E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-15

AN ACT To AvEND AN Aor ESTITI ED "AN ACT TO Sc
CURE COPYRIG rs TO AUTHORS AND co P5EEas" p
P.OYED MAY TNENTY-!fssT, ONE Ia UsJ E.GHT
HUNDRED AND sIXTY-0NE.
The Congress Of tie Confederate States Of america do enact
auy being citizen resident Of tbs Coincide
States Of America loyal 10 the government thereof who had
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-15

y = y mo 70 ] =
A. ACT TO CONTINUE AND AMEND THP THIRD sRoTIoN
OF AN AIT SUPPLEMENTARY TO AN ACT CONCERNING
The PAY AND ALLOWANCE DUE TO DECEASED SOL.
SEE LAST PAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
pUELlC ENTEaTiENIENT1.

WALIAcE's THEATER.-" Secrets Worth Know.
ing" is comedy the reproduction OF which must lie
welcomed rather for the opportunities il atordi Ia
the way Of strong illustrations Of character thar for
its inherent as a dramatic work. In other hancs
than those 10 which It is entrusted at Wal!acHE
Tbeater, It's success would probably be moderate
Its rlot. feeble at tie best, is overbufdened with
side issuep Of incident aud situation to rather wea
risotac degree; and although the humorous portions
Of The dialogue are brisk and volatile enough, the
weight Of the turgd orations which crowd the feri
Qua scenes clnshes out good share Of their eject
We appeal from Morton sad to Morton merry. IL
his writings could but be sfod Of ten-syaole (iloro
or less a5jectives and purged of the Inferior quay
of sentiment which freHks them through ana
through, they would remain the peasantest SCI OF
purely comic plays creditable TO any single author
la Secrets Worth Knowing" the characters
are arranged somewhat in tue manner oil a ininlly
portrait gallery each bearing an undoubed re'atioh
ship to the other, but connected with 1t by no Tie
which renders its presence positively indispensaO'e
ANY two or three OF them might, In fact be removed
or uansposed without materially inur.ng the general
effect. The action is Subordinate 10 the PerroIs
represented, and might equally well be guided ny
totally different, and in cases, less important
set Of characters The attention Of the audience,
therefore, 10 directed mainly to tho several 'nPeF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY 81 1863

"Wednesday, "The Sicilian Vespers" and for FRI
day, "Giovanns d'Arco." The season will posi-
lively close with a matinee on Saturday, as Nc.
Grau has made arrangements to open the Boston
Academy the folio .ing Monday.
FRENCH THEATER.-The performance this even
ing at the French Thea:er Niblcs Sloon, will con-
fist of Balzac's comedy, "Mercadet le Faiseu"-the
last dramatic work Of its author. Misses EonheIier,
Hamburg Delange, and Dumas, and Messrs. jug
net. Gravier, Mary, Edgard, Rousseau, and others
will participate.
LEAST LYsSE" ct the AcApEMY.-Miss Lucille
Western will appear today at the Academy Of hIu'
sic, in her dramatic version Of" East Lynne" Sac
will be assisted by an excellent cast The perform
ance will begin at O'Clock.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUsIc.-On Tuesday
evening next tie opera Of Ernani" aud one &C! OF
"Travata" will lie given al this place by DIR. Grans
company. Madame Lorni will be tine prima donna
Of "Ernani" end Miss Cordicr that o." Traviata."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

sles on te spot Of 500 bb ri G,l0 Is for Old Mess
GIG 80 fr NEW Moss 10 80 for New Prime 10 IL entirety
ronaD and II for Prime bess. Beef IL penty snd IA
fair p'icss SLIGHTLY heet ssles OF 30 bos OF
= l3 r Pl.ia Mes. hLi 5lj 506s4 Tor GX,fs ,ess
lie 90 p,rf Ia trtr~r request and The market Is hrmer;
sales Of 7Olfcs a. p2lUS2l for Prime Ness B-tf H@ms
In fs demand 40 fees aye VEL ,s's',ed 's; ~
NJ. - er 10 9r request sud hrni sale, OF 800
pkgs asc. for Pcsed aBs ard &c for Dty sailed DO
recon Is ia improved cersaG spd Prices are .'s'
y 97.c for Weston 10. asd 9ioo3c. for We'.fn Sht
e.! hddes Drssed Hogs are se-dy ara hfn AZ aoie.
To- estota, and Tor ty. Lard 10 Ia better islie'
suy tner sale vi 800 hhl-. tue gpt et W@Uiic
M ,o Boa" fes February. March and April denver Al &c
oyefimcnt conlr.c roercd Ia tho cary p Of the
80 va g%aded At Tire annexed pficei os,' sis ns
eSie hse Beef at ia Il %. 40 0Jp ~ shog1si az
y; 2o1 ~ - tars a. SO Iie % az ftd Sy' ~
butter Il a. active aens for sh az ior Oh ice
oa'e and ieo22e fcg Wes he,eryc Ohio and
bus ca ics fancy ls'ge Diaries sell At ighs
improvement on those 10 he hoae trade. Chez "a
quit acva. aud pcss srmer for All descripons Wo
qo- coinon ~ estrs crOice a. cole; Onio co. lot
itc w "a 81 ise lot besl qiay. aud ono Enss Dsi'
RCELIess remain very asu, bat tho bushes. IA oply
nscria e. No "''esnIaent contract wss awarded for
-UoAASIhe inquiry continues very fair for Raw, and
nrices 90 idly ported. bat without nPes chan.soa
y.s rlsJ. Ile saes ais 80 hlgs. a, t0b Il uba;
iUI,c. for Brown hsw.Jrsars; ia 10 f,r Ga issd
boxes AavaDs st lie Rfs@d Gfines At l53isc.
Tor I.raS The OVyeraTsnt cogIic' wss awarded ivg
4J 40 IL NeW-C pius a. ~. 700 s L. IS
TO3ACi vei! act Ve ana o. Ca ais ses9ty ancihgt
safe, 36T BIDS n.y.. IG2 ~ Seed Lea, lac &c
TALON Ia better flie.t and the srkei IL inner;
sales II ijC0J ia good t. Prime CITY ~ iie1i2c. zvV
Westcn I'D zCtJ d. Crease l. Ard u 3. ds,c fos
White
WHisKYisir dennj though LEES active but the msrkst
~ gain Imer II bDs aud " arrive =
10 q DC. Tor tic former aad osc. i6r ile latter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
ERInAY- Inn. 30-P. 81.

Tho rally Of yesterday in the Stock market ap-
pears to have been the turning point OF tho reaction
and to-day there was rush to buy the leading
speculative shares by the same parties who were
anxious to sell few days since, and by the bears
who took advantage Of the heavy market to put out
short line. The advance OF the morning Board
ranged from 9 TO Q v cent, Pacific Mail Ere,
Southern Michigan. Fort Wayne, and Harlem Pre-
ferred showing the largest advance. Tho largest
recovery was in Pacific Mail which improved
. y cent on purchases to cover shorts on the
lowest points of yesterday. The Railroad
Bond market was also frmer advancing l to
3 T. cent Governments were steady with
moderate transactions At the Second Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
Nc............... $3.50 80

Money is active, bus there appears 10 be less
timidy among lenders in regard to coll-terac, and
good borrow es supply tacir wants at Cd7 y cent.
The God market has been in state % perrr5a-
ton during the day. Over $4,000 were colo al.
the First Board at 1869 ~ ana alerward in the
street il touched 10. AZ the Seeoal Board about
$4,000 fold a. l3' Sij7!. AL tie close Of business
IL was irnie- again, being 1874 bid Cus.Om-Ilou:e
Notes At L.. Z Isl, closing AZ l~5,.
We notice sales Of ito Frarl,inite Steel COmpa.
ny soc. at tie Board at 81. The par yaluc of tbs
stock is SO. About 1000 shares have changed
hands since Wednesday.
Oae OF tie mos. successful mining enterprises OF
tue yeGr las beeG carried cut By Boston pltes who
bought the Acton lCanalr) Nine The Nine since
September VIXEN the presen. parties took possession
ofI has earned 81, COO Per Month yet, md estimate
lax Us or ihres days ia anuary the not earnnse of
the month viii be- $50 COZ. AT lhis rate the Nike is
e4raing about 81 y cen, on its capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

there was, very naturally, reaction ,fl
to y cent on those s,ocks which b,dl
advanced most rapidly at tue early Board. A. tho
4 o'clock CALL the market was irregular. bu, r,n.
orally well sustained, with considerable trapsa,t;or.
P..cifc Mail was firm at 17l.; Central, I23i, which
il the highest point touched since consolidation when
the new shares opeued at l2j. Tne stock OF the
CHICAGO and NortL-Western Road was put on tic
regular list to-day, and with sales of 500 shares,
closed at 20 bid This, We think, is the owespriced
railroad stock on the LET. The last prices Were:
u S. Gs 81 coupons, 94@9lI; U. s. 5s "a, coupons,
SCQS7; L. s. Treasury Notes, 73Os, lo20lEti
U. s. 1jear Certificates, o. 90 095 Demahc hoieo,
old issue, 1888 1851; Tennessee State 6o, %
Missouri State Go, C5.0G6; American Ged'
1854 1856; Pacific Mail Steamship Company lHt
Ql7l1; New.York Central Railroad, Ri al S5!
Eric Railway, 7Ci 07c.; Erie Railway, P'elerrod'
1861 1863; Hudson River Railroad, 93t @Yi;
Harlem Railroad, Sc! a 81; Harlem R,ilroad Pre-.
terred, COS es0 Reading Railroad, d. d92; Mich
igan Central Railroad, 97ta?7s; Micnisan South
ern aud Northern Indiana Railroad, 6l0Oli
I!:nois Central Railroad, gj09jl; Cleveland and
Pusburgb Railroad, 7Ol 070g; Ga.ena ard Chicago
Railroad, 93l e93!; evei4nd and Toledo Railroad,
93I995l; Chicago lad Rock Island haliioad, 3'a aVo
Chicago, Burlington AMI Quincy Railroad, II a
ll0I; Milwaukee aud Prairie Gu Chen Raiilosd
10 q 20; Fort Wayne Railroad, 67sG1; North
Western, 2002i.
Sterling Exchange is much disturbed by the ex-
cited gold movement, anI ia nominaily l72c 10.
Francs go G32J.
Fro.gils ale dull and heavy. To Liverpool tie
ENGAGEMENTS are: IS 600 BUSH. Wheat at Cld.QGzi.
in bulk and bsgsi 1900 do. Corn at Cd. III bulk;
900 do. at 81. ia bags; 40 ties. LafG Ut -Os. aud
pr neuta Gsg 600 do. at 2s. per B.iLhh chip:
- hhd.. T.ow at @Gs.; and per steamer so boxer
Bacon at SO. To LONDON: SO bblS. Flour 1t
o. 7lji aud per neutral vessel GOO LOs. do at 81
10 Charters we only learn Of u Brt.eh big Of 100
tuns to Porto Rico snd back at Jyc. ior Sugar;
a. - for sio'asses.
Tbs buliness OF the Su5-Trcesury was: Receipts,
st.C,3i7 Sj-or Customs, SH4, 1926 @5i Paymel.s
ScS3.3.3 o.; Balance, s. -, jO5 -
Inc Chicago aud Alton Road earned the week
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