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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
LYON,s KArHaArnoN.

kathairoa II from Tbs 0rvek word "KAthro. '"or
"kathairo." signtfyinK 10 elaanss. rsIasinate ana
reators. This article Il what is BAHs signifies
for preserving, restoring and bsAutifying the
human hair II II the most rsma4ksbis pre- pAratlon
10 the World. 10 IL agaia owned aad put ap By
the original propfistor, ana ls nov maas With tbs
same cars, skill and attention Whieh gave n 8
sais ef over ons million bottles per ahnum.
II ts . most dslightfui HAIR Dressing.
IL ersdioates scarf and dandrmH.
IL keeps the tsad sool end olean.
II Hsahes the hair, rich, son aud giossy.
II pFsvsuls the hAtx from iAiiinK 81 and iarn-
ing gray.
II restores hair upon bald ksaAs.
Auy lady or gentlsmss who Taisss bsaafifai
hsad Of hale shoula nss Lysn'a KAthAlron. IL is
known an4 q ed threugh0ut ths elviIinsd world.
Sold ~ ali respacthbis dealers,
DEMAs BARNES Co, Esw York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

0as trial And you wiii nsqsr ess any osAsrs.
IL u net ascsassry 70 pasiisA iauS ltst af d.
easss fsF Shieh ths GedESn Hitisrs = spacfac.
In AL diseAses u the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER on KgDNErst
In all afecfionn Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEaAEGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH on HOWELst
In GOUT, HHEUMATIsM AND NEE-
HALGIAs
Aaa Ia FEVER AND AGuE,
II is dsstined 70 supsFcede all other rsmsAies II
not only eursa thsss diseases, bat IL rEETExrs
them.
vine glass fnll sf the Bitters takes - houF
bsfars sach neal wiu essiats she ff sfscts Of tbs
msst uahsaithy siimsts, Aad screen the person
taking i against eias@se enasr ths rsst trying
efposure8-
sold y Drsfxists sad Greesrs Fsnsrsiiy.
sEDr. JOHN BoLL's PriaefpaI onos, FIah
strset, LoaiHvills, Ky.
soid By PETER vTEsLTNa.
hbs Sole Agsat, EranEFilis. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

hAa bsesms heaashaiA wer4 sAreuxhez4 ths
West aaa seath ssd his WerEn Eossng-s. 10 t-a.
has . year sfssr thslr istrss astlna. aFtalaed .
r~patatien - wi8s-spreaA a. tee eentinsnt OF
sarth Amsfsea. Bat tbe eToSatag giury sf bis
lie rsmaira - 10 STAINED IL hla --latest discovery
o. FathSf eoEbinaticns fes he ae@s pet claim ta
have be~n ths disooEsrsF ef CEDhas, whish i m
basis q thu hlttsFs usw oasFed 10 tA@ pebble
fhst koaer heieaks q the sAtiTs fnhsbitAHfa OF
Csntgai AmsFtses 10 whsm ia TfFtoes have been
knswn far mers than two haa1rsd yeAFs. AFnisd
sifh a. the IBdlaa tits ssfanea 70 ths mosi dad
y malaria snd handiss Witheat faar the asess sen-
emeu4 ssrpeNta i = heiisf stth them that
~hiis there fs bresth lsfl IN tbs teay The CedFoa
= poieut 20 cure, a. matter shat ths dsse1sa nAy
u4.
Wills d.. Bail i ret prepared - in8orse this
sxfrav@Eant frsfanaian, be Il asxsFt hseas satis.
81 ffem th0fsszh 81 a1sninsfisu 81 ths ssidsbes
r~latiEs g. tts vtrtaas, thai - Femsdy And pre-
rsntAtive for ali dis-ases erfstnE from sHpasur.
timer ta the eaAaKss u ssashsr and elm sta %
lbs "a tasHsttr tususnCae. II stands without q II.
"a. saA lastiy deserves The rsputstiea is has
Gag ssJsysd IN cestFal America Aaa Iha West In
dies. IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

This as ahe great a. sovereign ne eds
ssam nosed eG EXTHAGTs from lad as
Rooas and fferbs, for ~ dtse ases ofth
Urinary and sexuat Organs such o.
Insonsinenss Of the Urine, iaflam ma
tea aa the Bladder 1n6asn IN asfon o.
the htdnsyes ntone fn ths BLADDER
Structure. Gravel. GouoFrh0as G13et
mna b. unKiwntsd By anything yet dis.
severed fer curing the W httss tn ~ o
HaeAa
when ussa aeoofdlng % eirecitsEs this hseedi
has asifheF tasfa SMELL and ta eaanot - d
tscss1 hy any aass This runza8y is peffeef au1 -
aafsa - insefious. whieh calculated q eastre3
anA daaen the diasased argana, but rensasea The pei
san from the sysum. creating haeysaey and health.
Its . qaask asdicias. tut 4 The smtodisd sx
psrssaca 81 the FhyseiaE uass sncessanl Ia snrtna
al diseases ef this elass
- Let dssfaiF - this resasdy sneefs u
mesf astanishtnE rslrca, when all others faii
prios oniy 81 q per hos. o. boxes fsf $50
Seat b mali 70 Aay address ressipt 81 tbs price
Fos sa3e ~ zii Druggists. See that ny aiksatar
u arouna each beE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
VIEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY H. 1864

tBslr, Csssu Antwerp Punch. aencte Wsnds zane a.
Brhop tBr.l, Downey, ht'amofa' j. u. w TO-
Eide. tBrrm'l, Hsyn, mousvdeo and boe'0' "''''' .
Morton, jr ~. s.h r.,
Brigmsr'ey Br Ford Mst,%ora, Fret t sSh
julia iEr). sheck.crd Para Bnrdctt Eyerstti A'Sai
swsdl fourqni. Havre, Fuuch Meins s,s,ess W.nds
Je,ae Rhymas Pendleton, Pictou, Walsh Csyets Va.
sehoonesW his,ler Presb1ry Tanntol; bay R.irbsys%
BAKER q Dayton; Serene skinner Baltimore, hoiei A9oou
s!ae.usn Nekeron, ws,hnsSn do. j. ~ wa Baltimore
Philadelphia W. II. Riyersmiih Gsoe IVA EIvsE Co
@ Lord Bristol L. Ksa Ide Aea cS.i.i Hops
BostoH, q. L. Hatch g. d. King n RoIiyia
fBrl Carroll Halifax II. j. &. A. DeW9ie pou Dull
WhitebeIy kpinwa Pansws ka,O'd %
GlniJ Wurinrs Antwerp. Funch Meihcke W sndI; 2.
ruu Marshall esmTs M'r s.r Msasf0G5 ru%nond
toun h T. Neweomb; B netcalf Holl. "asmDgton, 10
Kenny; D. Brown Bearse. Wellington 90 T,.a
Bannrn, Berlin. Nd, A. c. haven'i Hanna" ~ "'''
Gloucester, C. tckerson. ~ II, TT p..L.uh Son
soop-Ethsn AIIep, Reeyc, Hartford he o hae'o' o'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
60 farmers ano Others.
DAVID THOMPSON.



~ HORTICULTuRIsr AND NuRSERYMAN
Green Island topposie Troy,
has on hand and ready for large quantity
Of superior aud hardy CRAZE VINES, in all about SIXTY
rleeshis catalogue gives specific character aud qualities
Has also on hand large assortment Of STRAWBERRY
VINES of which rpen carly the 2oth OF May Sec
Catalogue for details. -
Hur aso French, Prusssn and Germ,n PRUNEs also,
that superior celebrated ZWETSCIiEN PRUNE 80 tsyorsoy
noticed IN and by the famers Club in Now York City he
Tribune newspaper and The Country Grntlrma, Speaking
OF TiOMPsON'S GRAPES the Farmers Club say;
" II this IL Seeding thst will ripen at Troy every year
with cessainy then IL Ia acquisition worthy 81 netco
In the discussion Of the Club on the PRtNE WIS., "a
There several varieties the Prone. and this ho L"e
chen Oats commonly called Swxse and tis may oe one
them; any rate the unanimous nion oi TOO tuo
that II Icecnt fruit and well worthy OF recon
ton general cuure"s the beet frune they ever sso
to be careful not to recommend anything pot worthy ous
are willing give this rIun- the highest Ieeonnuso.
B~ked and Sustained he IL by 80 dsngn'hee oouy
the Iarnen Club New York city amaeur - ven pfAc
te. Of Fruits and Vines themselves sfihonp
son comes bofor. his fellow cx1ens eonhdeny oohe,h{
no 4, nbe 10 preseut them such varieties OF plants shs
suit their tast. and choice. urging all TO pant mo- Atcc
or Bed that IN the o. one or TWO years
~ mot they n At their homes ENJOY the fruits soes'iy
20 be obtaiued the beginning and which NEUTRALITY CRAFTY
Mr. THOMPSON 10 at all times in readiness 70 attend 10
call. for IA, services IN caring the Fruit Yards vines and
Gardens OF his friends and employer In the ino oil his pro-
fession. ,n.c. a, r
Wjsyd, etsry County Agricultural and Manu-
or at s bouse Green Island corner Canal aud AAkes
DAVID THOMPSON,
Horicultunst and Nurseryrnsn
Green Island ~ Y.
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Arrived.

s,.,r,.h,o Civ Of London (Brl Petre Liverpool Via
ourenssown May s. at p M mails ana s s,s of south
s S. S Sava rs%hp day. "a f.gs Char,
a'easP h,na ION ' % .. co. ,n o' na..ld ship xG.rs
bound W day a, A Il, lon 80 H. passed "ee'H
S Srpg'.h T meeia orb MoAey LIVERPOOL Sd inst and
Cu.en.iown 4h 5:i0 p md-e and s-s 10 T. ruhsla
o. r.. ~ $3.50 nd Is'; ,sa 1sSp SS Of the sh
but defined IN con.eqoene. OF The reg .
sie' n'.ip l''n", % On tho 18th q, 10 a M
.,oIe steamship Moaning STAR from Nsw-f"k Tor New
ss,l, Ariel wilson A.pinws eth inst sl:oo ?. M,
treasure. mail, aud pass; TO =. b. Alien ID. Q ~
steamship Grcyhonnd o.; Prrel' hstins hnsi" .
st,s 81 Vnsnis 90 = an.poItl, Snyder Fortress Monroe
y no. to y. : Oulsierinssirr - ~. ~
Stesu-r Charles Thomas ~. rrnspep hes''o'' '0'
irr Mosroe 20 hours 70 u. :. 0naTtrrm'doF' AZ.
steamer Norlhpoint o. & ,rsnpoftl Ferry Fo''Its' Mon
stoarasr Potomac, Sherwood Portland Nose 70 lie d.
s.annsr Rehsceo Clyde wiue., Washington 50 boor''
md.. aud pass 10 James Hand. 49, - -, i, .
steairr aeL piaIncnd, Msr,di,b Philadelphia md'e to
siean,1 !. C. WaIk.r, helm. Philadelphia. wd'e to J. 4
y. Rrgss. ,, 49,,
shs Southampton Whiting, London Apr H. rnd'o. and
pa 10 T. p Moran Go. Passed the passs-e ron
twenty i've to thirty ceeeIg' between lon ~ " and ~ ~ ana
ship NnEshshs (of Londondeuyl MGTa,h, Londond'rry
. day. 'nJ.c ADD a.s to g. !. KuoI Co. E'p.nene"
sifong " ,rs III. Banks and from thence ysrabr "d,
ami thics w.ah.r tn The tt-n. lat a. Ion ~ 1J nasd
'iP Ps'res le1 frsm L,y x o. Tor Oh x,,s ,erS
many ic'trtgS IN AT - ~, toh" o. "h''" ~ 80
ifo J,.L end bith occurred On the passage ifo"
| Iardond.rTy. 49,. 4,
Snip Daniel Webster Spencer London sud isle Of Niah,
ArrI ndsc and ps.. T. r. Morgan GO. Experience
.o, very heavy weather eni lost fofetopaaant mtt IN
hat a. fell In wi large qIautte ice and waa cut BAD
about the bows with H. - - >,
slip AGo'.o hhsrqueqne trortl Msrqnef' Havana u
/ d.y. belfast 10 crd-r
Bsrk Hsrart sraaldns ws,ee, Remedies % INST, 'rsai
I 10 e. W In udy.
i Br. Anna Br Mon Cioniscso. 10 Days molas'es 70
| A. J. Permission. ~
sclr Planet, Wilson. Bridgeport, baAsi TO H. j. L C. A.
1 DsWof
sehr q. r. c. tBrh -, Comwa.i' potatoes 70 pufy.s
! HYDE. u.,,
! tchr AdrsuA tuewy Williams, Providence for Ihsdel
pima
! sclr John F. Pa.en Clari, Now Haven.
/ s,hr CerrS Smith Now Haven
Srhr John MAioye. Arnold. newport FOR ElIabethror
| sshr Flyng scnd Smcot. Providence.
schr l. Alien Chapman R.4-n t inst, frit 20 James
DouElns
scar Nautilus, Dennis, Cow Bay, C. B., days eea 'c
Ho~lard Ny S.Ad-.
! WIED-snns,i Y. r, With fcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
Markets -CAnHyuIIr pEpoaryp yoR THIN. Y. TaIByl
MognAy Nav ID 1854

Markets-cAhETuILI REroarEp yoR THIN: y TMsysn
MONDAY, May ID, 1854
ASHEs remsin quiet; Pots hrin a. 80; Pearls are
nominal ct tl2
COTr0N-There has been renewed activity in his market
today and the sales larger embracing $500 10 3Gp bales
Prices higher and close worry strong g. &C. for Mid
dlings and CSC. for low Middiings
COFFEE-We s find this ct extremely doll in fact,
no sale. whatever ale reported neither buyer seller seem
ing inc med to operate until commercial affairs have assumed
a settled form
FLOUR AND MEAIt-The market for Western and State
Flour Is more active ard osr ard medium grades fully oc
Dbl oette' The inquiry mainly fox export; TIade and
Family brands ne also hrner and iziry active salos OF
1860 bois at ~ sass 70 for Snperhne State, S7d
aT7 p for the low grades OF Western Extra 3Q 81 IS
fer Shipping Oho 81 t9a 90 Is for Trade d. and 81 a56
$40 70 Tor 81 Lous Extra canadian Flour s little
sc,iys and prices have advanced fully Zoe y Dbl ses
Of 100 bbls Of eld&7 for common Extras and 81 30c
6 Is for Trade brands Southern Flour better rsqDes
and the market nm Of an advance offy Sc 10 Oc Dbl
sses OF 800 tba ct t7Gdp7 Is for common 10 fair eztrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
DroupSdls.
Oru0v o. Army CLOrHrye AID EeuIPAes,}
No 502 BROADWAY, Nsw- DIRK, May II, lu6t y
A Nh PR0R(,

Oruov o. AMY CIOrHIye Asp ESUIPAss'
No 5C2 BROADwAY, Nsw- DIRK, May IL, 1864
ARMY SUPPLIES. PROPO.
N SAILS will be received at this oibce until ~ m.
ON THURSDAY the lh day Of May inst for furnishing oy
contrct at the Depot Of Army Clothing and qapsss IN Ns"
YorkCity,
Company Order Books,
COMPANY Clothing Account Books,
Company Descriptive Books,
Company Morning Report boos',
Regirnentai al Order Books,
Reamental Letter Books,
R@giinental Descriptive booh
Regirnen,al Index Books,
Regmentsl Order Books, -.
Cbevron--AriIlery Cavalry and Infantry for sergt Maj
LIST Serst., Or. Mr. Sergt., Sergeant and Cerporas.
Chevrons for Hospital Stewards n,,, II,
sample, Of which can be at this Office Bidder; will
The oaantity they 10 furnish and how they will
complete delivery articles bid for proper guaranty mus.
accompany all bds fortho faithful performance VI contract
The United States reserves the 10 reject all bids deemed
objection bic. q,
fbsre insert the articles bid for) sni addressed TO
Lieut Col u. IL NlNFON, Dep. @rmr-Oen. U. ;. a.
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PROPOSALS
ORpsAscE OFFICE, Wan DspARraRsr,
WAAHINaroH. NAY INA I
PROPOSALS viii be received BY this Depart.

WAsHixoroH, May 4 1854
PROPOSALS y1l be received by this Depart.
il men,. until WEDNESDAY, May u.s. at o. NJ Tor the
delivery At the following Arsensls Of HORSE EQUIP
MENTs, United stsss Cavalry pattern, - heIsnsass
specified.
AT the New York Arsenal, 1900 sets.
Al the Frankford Arsenal, 1000 sets
At the Allegheny Arsenal, 90 ssts
the ST. Louis Arsenal, 1900 sets
These sets Of Horse Equipments are TO Be furnished
plete except the horse brush, curry comb aa pche TN
link bag spurs and straps and blanket wstsnn1
bride and sweat lcshers Tbs curb bits the mslesh2
stirrups 10 conform strlcsly Ia
and finish to those deposited o. the Asenas above
sizenot less than ~ inches between the bars the
OF the pone the sde bars Of haid white wood beech.
the pommes and centles Of beech well put together; ID
the irons tenth inch thick aud oil let into the
with the best ghtered hide al otkj
covering to be rejected The trees TO be subject
ton during all ssgrs OF the manufacture and deemed
tho leather inspected before cutting but
pection will be made al the Arscnas where Delivered
per week Of the whole number contracted tori the ht de
| cry to be made on the 18th day Of June, 1894.
Failures make deliveries at specified time VIII sable q
the contractor 70 forfeiture of tho number he may ia 70 &
| liver at that time.
No bids viii be considered Com parties other than resu Al
Manufacturer and such known TO this Department
be fully competent 70 execute in their own shops the work
proposed for -
men,s Of their snreties their own signatures.
Each party obtaining eenttact viii " Obliged TO eaT INTO
bonds with approved surees for its faithful execution.
the award being made successful bidders Will b. 1o
fed and furnished with forms OF contract and bond
The Department tine right to reject al d.
l III not doomed satisfactory.
Proposas will be adore ssed Brgsder Genera 0eorse
D. Ransx Chief OF Ordnance, Washington, c." AID WI
| GEO. u. RAMSAY,
Brfradi-r General. Chief Of Or.snanss.
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Men siniuE FOR Common Stoek............ sS6 e95
OF 4s-eouol TO i@7 per snnum.
Tire ro.d had surplus Of income AFTER The January dividend
Of 66S9, i7j a.
The Consolidated Coal Company is the name
Of corporation chartered by the Legislature OF Penn
syvania in 1856, and in active operation since
The property Of this Company situated in LuzerDc
County. Pennsylvania, purchased last season by
partics in this city engaged in the coal business who
have since added 70 IL by purchase OF the property
formerly owned by the Philadelphia Coal Company; the
mines formerly worked by Parrish Co.; those former
ly worked by Gray & Co., and those Of NJ e. hcrdecoL
From all these properties coal is now being mined the
shipments at the present time being over thousand
tuns per day The following arc the officers Of the
Company Franklin +. Randolph. President. Direct
ors; Franklin F. Randolph Edward A. Quintord, jos
T. Sl!dmore, Frederick A. Lane Charles Parrish Ed
ward Wetherin, and Thomas Bennett, jr. W. H. Till
inghast Secretary and Treasurer. The coal shipped
by the Company last week was 1851 tun' for the
season, IL. $40.
The Second National Bank Of st. Louis has
Just declared dividend Of five per cent out Of the
profits Of four months beside dsiiayng all the extra
expenses incidental to organizing and putting the Bank
n operation. q,
The following shows the Exports OF Specie
from the pert Of Eev.York:
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Disast~rs, &c.

Io,s OF rHs BEIe MocSIIsErR-Ths bns Moon',inosr'
ofPurw..h r. - Capt We. from Csnfusso. for New foTs
vita cargo Of rlosses foundered st the rn ut II
Is lou All hanss shen board tho br big
Irls and tsbsn Havana Tie ~ Of ns TINS register
and bail, In Wallace n g IN 1851 CsSt Wo, desires ia
.xe. h. suled- TO Capt Nelson, Of Tie Is for h. kind
attention, 10 himself ard while board his vessel on
tic ps''ss. 10 Havana
The Charles ThomA. reports; MAY Is, - miles y
II Absscom large ship ashore with her vr'or.a 81.
the making clean trssch lsI appo-Tsd TO have
re,-ntiy gone
The 6s reports eong,a Spanish bark Ashore On Cape
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Balances for cb enGllg May lf..... l"idlViiAS 81
The increase IN deposits greater than vas expected
and fully explains the growing case in money on call
The which produced the accumulation are stu ~
work. ana there is reason TO anticipate anything but
an easy money market FOR some time no matter what
tho military news may be. nc expenses Of the Gov
mout cannot he reduced for long time materially nor
will there be any sensible change in the mode ct meet
ing them The immediate resource s either y cent
cold bearing bond or moro y cent currency notes.
In the absence of large sales of the former recourse
must be lad 10 the latter form Of supply and tie state
ment Of the National debt in June viii show snbssn-
el increase in this item The Treasury balance now
running down. and until the l040s sold n the rate
Of s. 900 per day under the stimulus of super
abundant money market more notes will be used. The
Treasury has given tie following notice 10 the holders
OF the three years s3o falling doe after Aug l9
ard Oct J. le6f:
THE thro. years Issued undr the AZ, Of July H.
1894 at any ;ne ori9i. sF :, @ ei
prevented IL OF not lee. than 800 Tie thrive yesrh not'
were issued bearing dsie Of AVG - and og, i and n
Of either osie notified tia; they may be Presented Tor va
nfede exchange ior siK cent bonds with inil coupons
viii be raid whout delay the three years notes a. 'ht
of 30 per c.uum siuin lhe interest i"a 70 o'
united by the United draft p-ysble IN com
The per cent bonds which arr e1csn9ed Tor The Piilcp
Jny l. 1851 the up which the troe years notes ore
settled and will be transmitted a. fast as they can te oonv'
ns,iv preparrd Parties wishing exchange lie tlT
yrer. in the sbove must send Them 20 the Tres
rry Department in $500 its multiple incorse-
Pay 10 the Secretary the Treasury for redemption, whcl
ndorse be signed by the party whose soconi
they 10 ie exchanged. They nas. Be sccomPaaisd
By letter stating the numbers denominations and daies % the
notes and the Kind registered and denounsto'
cent coupon bond. are Of denominations Of $500 end
600 an the restefed bonds Of the denominations Of
$3.50 e 100 t,D0 and $1,000 Whon registered bonds
are orde psre. sste al which Of The follow Ing places
thew vish ths interest ~ be paid Nev-l OH fhsie
phis, Boston Baltimore or New-Orlesns."
II understood that bank officers Of this city will be
trusted to cut of the coupons of the twoyea Treasury
notes and collect the same after swearing that their
ascount is correct Nothing Is more unbusinessiiko
than requiring the holders Of these to cut OH the
coupons in the presence Of an agent OF the Treasury
and the all restrictions removed the better
The sales Of l0iOs by the First National Bank were
Syg5 OO0 and elI3 900 at the Sub.Ireasury
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MONDAY, May lt-P. n

Gold opened at I73, and has sold as high as
E4l and as low l72s, closing at lH!.
Stocks are active at higher rates. L. ;. &c OF
leel, registered. u4Gll5; Coupons, l5Qil5; ApIl
sss llI3dll2 August, liliGllls; o'2Os. registeIea
x7dll0; do Coupons, LOG; al07 Tennessee De 700;
Missouri S. d73; California 7s 1886 1885, Canton, II!
Gs6}. Quicksilver Mining Co. 7l3d Delaware and
Hudson 226; Pennsylvania Coal, 200; Cumberland
C>a 79I G79a Central Coal Goa G6si Pacific Mall go
S1l Central Transit, So New York Central, 1884
3l3I Erie lel0ll3; do. Preferred, l07l l01t; Hud-
ssn River l4sGi49, Harlem, 49, 2Soi Reading l3G:
al36f; Michigan Central. 143dl43i. Stocks opened
strong and have been in demand al day at fun prices
After the adjournment Of the Stock Exchange there
was temporary reaction, under free sales 10 realize
profits but at the decline buyers appeared in force
and prices rallied 81 aply For Harlem as high as 80
hss been psd ard 800 is confidently predicted by its
managers. who can make any price they please. Gov
srnmeDt Securities are in request ut higher rates
Coal Stocks Of all kinds in request at advancing
yates. For Cumberland as high as e. has been paid
and ca for CenTal Erie Stock firm under it's large
traffic report, which insures fun dividends: Hudson
River sold up to 1884, Michigan Southern common
fyorte at high prices Michigan Central sold at 144
snd largely at l43. The entire list strong and
htte disposition shown 10 sell except at high rates
ont interest large list be loaned st low rates
and all good railway property is soareer than money
1be closing prices were Gold 1854; Erie, ia; Hnd
Dor. 1901; Reading, 18Th Michigan Central, 1881;
Michigan Southern S7i; Illinois Central 1904; Cleye
land and Pittsburgh ll4i; Cleveland and Toledo 49,
Rock Island. liza; Chicago and North Western. 5si
Freights are steady and fairly active. To
Liverpool the engagements ~ 900 bush. Wheat at
016.d. IN bulk and bags 70 tuns Bacon and Lard al
As lis 3D. per neutral $4,000 bush. Wheat at cd in
bags 800 bbls- Flour at Is Cd; go bbls Pork at e.
3d. and per steamer 80 900 bush Wheat at Sd In bags
60 bales Cotton at I'd, and 500 pkgs. Lard and Bacon
as 27s. Cd To London per neutral flag: 1850 bbls.
Flour at %. To Glasgow; 1000 bush. Wheat at CID In
bags To Bremen: 40 hhds Tobacco at 20s. The
Charters, British bark with 1900 bush Wheat to
Cork for orders at 6s Cd. p Qrs British ship with
1850 bbls. Flour TO London at D.. and Neclleaburg
bark with 90 600 bush. Wheat 10 Cork and Q market
~ e.. Cd. y or.
The Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad now owns
TIE eastern line between st. Louis and Cincinnati Is
cost Is reported as follows