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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-14
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
GOLD HILL.

All .tyle. Of Likencss takea nt nav
Rooms arc Warranted.
GARTEs DE vISTTE, ALL STYLES; Am;
brutypes, MelaincOtypes. Pearitypcs' anu
all other Kinds TAKEN In the art. A..
y. B,-Picture. Of all kinds copied. Aiso'
the sick and deceased taken at their resin nsnss
II desired. God Lockets and pms o. W
co,a mt, uo,.ut4 1000 no14 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-14

For House FurnishinE Goods,
such. rs BLANKETS, Suits, Table
Linens, Napkins, Danasks and
sheetInEs, call NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-14

mAINs rRREr.-........GOLD HILL
DRAINING AND IMITATION PAINTING
(J of Wood, Marble and all kinds or Orna.
menting executed In tho best style OF art and al
short notice.
done in a satisfactory manner. All work guaran-
tccd. or no charges. ,,
All kinds OF MIXED PAINTS and COLORS
for sale at the lowest cash prices.
kY- ! have In my employ ono OF the best Slgn
and Ornamental Painters In this State.
Gold Hill, October /. 1903. ocl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
Agents Wanted For
the OFFICIAL HISTORY
ovTvB WAR.
Its csssss. <E1nsslss, Com
AueA aeA hssuefs.
D. non. AK 4 sflpuRns


It's Gnusp>. y I 11n~,n.r. Cou.
80 G-.e.
~ ~. ALA. u o3U08NS.
A Baok A. III as.t;... c-s.u p,,,t.,
- 80 =
H's greet ~vst Vs~--nis ,h. only
1 complete asd Impartial nAal,si. y
the Causes OF hc Var YET psllishcj
and s,,e. hoss inieriov lights ~ .had.
oss Of We grsal conflict only ksSwn to
thosc ~ oAcers Who watched the
hoeds'ds Of revoisstoa from liz fountain
spring and wAich we're 80 accessible
:" Mr. stephen. fram III. position %.
second omccr Of tho tonlcderacy
10 public that has been suricitcd
with Apparently sinailar Pro-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
UNITED STATES

Informal Revenue Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given in accord
~ anec sith the provisions of section
~, Of tho act Of June ,ae 18th, lsdi, a,
amended March 3rd, lsdj, that vii
sit u Mssshall iron the LIT to the 1tsh
Of June, 1868, tinelusiysl 10 hear Ard
determine appeals relative to any orron
eous assessment or enumeration by Ms
sistant Assessors, returned In the annual
list
No appeal will he allowed TO any
party, alter he shall have been duly rs
rcsscd and tho annual list containing
the assessment has been transmitted 10
the Collector Of the District An mp
peals must be made in writing and spec
liy the cause, matter, or thing, respect
ing which decision is requested, and
state the ground or principle of Unequal
i,y complained Of
HORACE BOUGHTON, ASS
Marshall, May 30, '6s ufi-lt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

rem Of Re North, who have 40 arm.
y stoed ~ she right tkrcaeh az the
days that q malignant Congress has
tyrssissd over tksm aad vs..
The enemy 10 organised. Loyal
Les yuss. ffon oas end to the other
- this s.sAs, ~ pufssniax sho,v
fearful work Of sntaessilise IL
'ssscs. They ass active They ksvs
already issued their circulars, calling
apca the msmbsrs Of their party 10
contribute money in order that the
slsssklss Of segro and radical rule
Isas TIA mora securely be placed an
you. Is,this crisis there should b.,
10 spsthy--ao idicness, no discord
among those who would save the
State ftoa tho disgrace and ruin of
bsing ruled BY strange Adventures,
native demogogucs and negro ignos
ance. Every man, Who il opposed
70 the social equality of the negro
should commence Aad coatinue The
most earnest work, directed towards
ihs success OF the conservative party,
until tho troubles Of the country are
ended.
The Convention, which is called
70 meet % the 7th Of July At Bryan
should bs composed Of the hest men
from every county in the State,
Qucstions will como before II Of the
grsvcst character, which will require
for their proper solution the thought.
fol consideration Of our most pru,
dent and ssgscious fellow citizens
Tho people Of every county should
sec TO II that they arc we'll and ftly
represented.
Its earnestly recommended that the
county aud town organizations be
continued until every county in .hc
State is thoroughly organized and
ready for uniform action when the
time comes. Each couaty should
have central committee, with power
to appoint speakers to canvass every
neighborhood and care should lie
taken to select those men who will
not shrink from work, but who will
do their whole duty ebeerfully and
willingly.
Fellow citizens, our struggle is to
maintain law and order 1t is there
fore incumbent on all to uphold aud
obey the law. And while we exer.
else the inalienablc right Of every
citizen TO express our political sent
ments in FREQ speech, We must and
will sustain the laws, national and
State, and be so prudent in word
and deed that no rcproach may be
cast upon us Of want Of fidelity 10
~ principles ~ 40 earnestly advo-
'csta. If We but prove trrc to our
selves snd to our conservative friends
Of the North, triumph over radical
hate and negro equality .wiIl surely
reward our EFFORTS, the Union will DO
restored, tho constitution preserved,
and the blessings Of free government
perpctuatcd
JOHN HANCOCK,
| Chairman Executive Central Commit
| tao af thn Conservative Party of Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
CITATION.
No. 5l93
Il. W. I.oughery rs Singleton 4 Sanders.
81
THE STATE OF TFXAs,
HARRISON COUNTY.

To nc Sheriff or any Constabie 81 SAID
Conaty, Greeting
vxYHEREAs, In our District Court Of
w said county, on the I'M day OF
Any. ls,s, Robert W. I.oughsry, vine
resides in the County OF Harrison and
state Of Texas, Instituted suit against
" illiam u. Singleton and i.sohidas san
ders. late partners in trade, doing hnst
pes. 10 the city Of Marshall ~ Aae
tioneers, under The firm, name and styIe
If s;nrlston x Sander, ssd charging
lint on the 10Th day Of February, 1907
ba delivered largo Assaans Of p,si-,
wares and merchandise " said single
to,, 4 Sanders Of The value Of eighteen
hundred and thirty dollars and thirty
~. cents. which was 10 ~ by them
so,d al auction for Maid plains'a, and
said defendants prcsAised to scc:snt %
plaintiff kpr the proceeds Of sad sale
bat 10 do 20 have wholly failed and re-
fused. and aifidavit having been made
ia, lie residence 81 VIM. Il sinslston,
one Of the defendants Is unknown !"
plaintiff ,as,
n .nm,uons ths said WIN. " Singleton
by the publiention ef this citation 10 The
Texas Republican, = Newspaper pao'.sh
ed in the city Of Marhall, for ionr
weeks In sacesssioa, that he sha" be
and appear hefos- the Distr'ct coars o.
H,,r;.on county, Mt de Courthouse in
The civ of Marshall, on tho 10th Mon
dav ate, the 2nd Monday IN February,
p isCs. there To answer the petition
Of said X. " Lsashsry, y"ops's Of
| which Is in this writ given.
Herein fail not aud due return make
NJ N Il writ N tho law directs
.uat,. Tssr.-H. J. NICHOLS,
Clark u the District Court
Of Harrison county and seal
Of same, 1t Marshall, on this
4 sY. 18th day Of May, o..
/ m ] NICHOLS. Clerk
by j. G. Crsris. ID, c.
Iuued May l?th. IsDs, Gu.
ByJ.C. e~nrs, DC.
4 Received in Disco May '2th, 1858
s.d exec utsd .l.s ss,aa DAY BY dslls2f
ia 10 X. ". I.oukhcry, editor q 90
TEXAS Republican, In person, for p"bil
e.seA 4 isss sseg 81 the vxasn' ~
= n FERRY, Sheriff n G.
May y, '6S nsi~"
sTa7 bAvS0t SERBIAN,
. wArcx-uAxn AID JxwNH1
nAnsuALL, TxxAs.
MOULD rsspecslsIly announce to b
w tjd irtm6 aad patrons. that nc
.s.ss = vsk ~ his old stand. Merit
ADJ q ll,e Pablo a>spss. shess = = d
,irsss d again receiving liberal shsfe
pah1is bstfoaase. ..
D<epabW !. ". Sssru
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
Notice..

A Ill persoas having any Law books
II OF books Of any kind, kalcssirs b
the late W D. ochiltrec, arc requested
to leave them ut the Texas Republican
Office.
The attention Of Attorneys is special
ly called to this notice.
MRS A. A. OClIlLTREE.
June 3, 90 nAi-lm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
TMRfE FARMS FOR SALE

HAVING determined 10 qui. farming,
III offer for Sale, IN, Land on t:r0se
Creek, 1--WE miles East ef Waxahachie.
Ellis county Texas Now arranged for
three farms No consists oi 80
acres, 80 fenced and in Cultivation No.
, consists Of $40. acres, all fenced / IA
in Cultivation Ne. consists Of 800
acres, rails being hauled to fence the
whole % viii soon be In Cultivation
ali we'll wassrel and plenty Of drcwood
Buildings On each Farm. II not sold
by the III OF peensber, will be
for rent Any ono wishing home will
douhilos. do well 10 call and look AZ my
Farms They viii compare with The
best lands in Tesas Terms nc1ommo.
dating Pos,ofee address. Wasahaehie,
Ellis county, Texas
T.. H. WEST
May 90, 1865 mas 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

MEETS every Saturday night at the
Masonic Hall, in Jefferson. Texas
W.T. G. CAMPBELL, sachem.
W. J. swnnnRRy, &. OF H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
aold.n RUE Eneanpnsnt. No. Is,

- o. q r. meets at their ha''
lon Austin street on the LIST md
- srd Thursday nights ~ eaeh
month. Brothers in good standing arc
invited to atteAd =,
JR. CHAMBERS, C. J.
E,.xNs Scribe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
H.vkin, Creek Tribe No. 3,

Meets once week at 'he Masonic
Hall. at Pine Tree, upshur Co. Texas
So. WALKER, Saehem,
W. H. PAyss, Z. of K lJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

The ship Goi-onda will leavo "a.
vannah In a day o, two ior Liberia.
About four hundred freedmen will
80 PVT in hss 70 their. sev homes. .
Uug9s1911944s1o9gAo
New Advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

/. q. OF X. NJ.
Swamp Eagle Tribe, No. !.
MEETS every Wednesday evening,
At their WiewAm, in the Masonic Female
Institute. Brothers in good standing
are invited u attend
W. W. liEARTSlLl., sacbem
J. X. CmANsras. G, Of X
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

III. Hunrarian Parliament has
refused % accept Kessssh': ss.'ss..
.i.s The price Of popularity u
Hss1,sy would ssss y b PssPs'ss'
p91gl9 sDrsiss, @
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

Iohn n C3ibson LoASe, 10. Is.

John II. VtuS0H Aa6U' Nv
- MEETS every Monday night
AT their Hall, on Austin street
" Brothers in good standing n'e
invited to attend
'"'' JOHN wiLER, y. q.
rs NAsssnsLI, Secy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

l.. and A. Nj.
u1sksll leaes, Nc I
"A NkEfs ssessa Friday IN eve,
w month ut 2 clock, T, NJ, atthe''
NHall, -, ~
X. b. Bl.AllOcK, W. NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

rAal. sssvsaa spssds ~ hosi ~
~ ~ tsA,s svssy svsalss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

snHnf1fOaT. IA
rHos W swift, Agent
pr q 4 tasle,s, xesiirsi rrm,ner

THIS Company issues poilcics on lives
% al the i'ssrcas plans and ae$s Nyor
able rates ~ aU, other, whffe II has no
restrictions in regard 10 ether travel or
residence, and all It's rrp6fs nrr divided
annual, among its pollcy iofacs4 u
polic,es arc al issued an the tou Er
felting rdan
II Is prVmpi Ia The payment of laacs.
Tht company renevci anil coniinnos
in force ia Insurance Policies boil by
lilc saesheFn surrirtA " fife lhic war
tarmine an exception ~ this reirrrt
from tAa majority II uHt ~ DE fastern
aoupanisl, whiob. rhlg tho war was
gHinf ga. roilissd a. reerlss rsemiums,
ll.l iAus preserve lhsntanea On rrvlli'
efn li,c- lui are noN seli4lllng Non.h-
etn auppofl Tho 4. Louis Mutual
never dufng die shola Progressed the
late ,pil sat. reiaeed q seeelse ihg pre-
ntums ON policies ffom "a soathern
polio, huidsra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

Butler gns.hsd his teeth and frosh'
ed 4 he mouth when he saw how
.Ai.ss wsre going % Tuesday. u
he gnashed his Tooth 80 violently !
= to break thsn oss, b n.ss b. ~d
hereafter With spoon. victuals, = Lo@.
.Iovraal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

XAdrgss = ~ 0sasstsnaives xAcs-
dvs osm11slss.
scurivB COMMITTEE Roox,
Ausffn, nsy 10, 90.
n, IN Css~vsHss men u ne !Sess
80 A7u4l~ - 4
rsfnos III CD .l'csA.js..s,
If ths d 2sss> saN party, eslls1 to-
either BY IL chairass, acting for
,ou. aad = \ ~ dssnsd bssA, IL
yy;cv Of ~ sxtssesdiaary condition
a the ssssssy, ssvs sspoiassa ~
fcllovisg gsat;s.ss n Delegates to
mo Nseieno) pssDDcsaAls Css vsn>ien
, 10 'eosvs1s e ysS MY n Nsv Yost
an the III day Of Jsly. 1888, for
N. psrpose d aou,ssting candi-
d,,,s fos ne Presidency snd Vice
Pre.idsssy II he uuitsd States,
viz.
For ~ SsA - Lsrse.
B. II. EppsiSos, IT He'd River co.
A.bbsi 8s;sk, u Harris
stephen Povss, Of Cameron
Gustsvus Sehlssehss, Of Bsxar "
Abtrmasrs.
Gao. W. Catlss, u Harris cssnsy,
y s ssehA6os, " Galveston
! " Thsocknostos, Of Collin 4"
.Johu Haacock, Of Travis {"
D. W. Shannon, Of Grimes
For tic IL 0bsv,vsissAi Dh-;a.
lanes N. Bsrosghs, Of Sabine CO.
Daniel A. Veitch, Of Cherokee
Ahwnales.
Richard S. Walker, Of Nscogdochcs
county.
NJ D. Ector, Of Rusk county.
For he 2ad Congressional Distries.
Hardin X. Runnels, Of Bowie CO.
George ". Wright, Of Lamar "
Aitsraafes.
Charles DsMorss, Of Red River CO.
S. A. Roberts, Of fannin county.
FOR Me 3rd Congregational Disrici
J. D. Giddings, Of Washington co.
Il. j. Gurlcy, Of McLsnnan "
Ait.rsases
h. q. Mills, Of Navarro county.
0. II. Bsuton, Of Walker "
For ne ~ Congressional Dssrict
George W. Smith, Of Colorado co.
Geo. Ball, Of Galveston "
Alsev~aaes. =.
J. ". atsll, 81 Gs.sslss coasty.
Geo. II. Sweet, Of Bear T"
These appoistnsa6 we're made BY
the Con4ittss, isstsad Of calling >
State Convention to make them,
,s,sr esssral eorrsspsadenee with
promiusnt citisens IL III parts Of the
State, snd sftsr receiving the ASST
nnce through the Press that the
course pursusd would b appreciated.
Aftsf fall consultation, II Was de-
,ermiusd 10 call . convention Of the
Conservative vHsy " mset 1t the
city n Rppe - ~ ~ DAY Of
Julv ~ .'vt9aR discretion to the
cb,f,m ., AeVsssr, 70 name ~ ear
li,r'sy Id ! digsrsst place for the
wv ablisg 4 ~ sosveatics If de-
vopneq6 betweep now and then
AL doAnA sdsh sstiss.
TAs CsoolAlss. ~ thas thDy can.
:, toe atscaely urSs upon the gen
80 snepaste1, ~ necessity Of
full representation 10 the National
,oavsetisa from oar State. The
|sadnsnis sd condition Of osr
'pls arc po> prspssiy aaas~ssod
nvs NofiasYn sounisymsn. 70
ia Nc must A. ,oek for sympathy
I'd relief They should BE- acesraiss'
sdyis5d Of -. ~. coadition Of
aaalss ksss, and u ~ easssst dssirs
Of %, peep.s for : restoration Of Tho
sosshssa Ssatss to The Union upon
principles honorable to the North
I'D - 70 he sossh.
We ~ 81 Tie svs, fellow eisissss,
IL eptsriag upon . canvass--stats
md Nstlosal--oa ths ressits Of
rhich more il pending than ever
sued from the conflict Of partie: on
his continent. Constitutional iiber'
y, tho life Of the Nation, our free
pen len .r. ali It issue.
President johnson has not yet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

MEE fs % the Atss Monday in sAs'
". G. WOODS, y. ~
" n namsov, Rsesvese.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05


Tho Picayunc is hard, hut truthful,
on the grand ShicAso Msnsssris.
Hear Pic.
Tn the Chicago Convention, OK
Gov. Hawley, Of Connecticut, the
Chairman, was introduced to the MS.
scmbIed dcmagogacs by ex.Gcv.
Brown, Of Georgia. II vas in keep.
ing with "thc eternal fitness Of
things Schurz, German Red
Republican, was temporary chair.
man HawIcy = roaring Radical aud
war Christian, wss elected permanent
chairman, and Joe Brown, rsae.
gado rebel, = vsnsl political apostate,
he Chadband Of scalawsgs and quon-
dam secession incendiary, introduced
Hsvlsy to tho Convention. Never
| before has the world witnessed a
eathsring Of such incongruons ole
msnts, r.psllsns IN everything save
| 10 the coumca thirst for public
plsndsr.
poli,;o.l rauou ar. on the In
crsass with regard 70 tho Chase
.o,s-..t' TIE Chief Justice =
few days since, In a interview with
! conservative delegation Of Phila
dslphia Radisals, expressed his vii!
D..a ~. J;.sI.;-.a Al desire o
~. ,c"E.s ~. !. , candidate
~ ~. 49, ~ i. ! eo.s,,us.ivs ~
... ~ nv. .ovenest and =,
~ .Ssrssc,s soon look for iuitiasor,
~. .!..rs. Mar 70 bring together sh'
-...v.,i,. claimants Of tho Rspub
Ssss... -;.h . ,;.v 10 his pomi
hsaa Pes
'''''--. -
IspsAxAroLls, May IA sssr'
bic asd fatal epidemic has broke,
out aposg The COWS 10 the nor'neas'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

CONTINUED EXCITEMENT AMONG
THE RADICAL BLACKS AT MENpnls.
The blacks continue excited over
the news from Washington. A call
has been made for another meeting
10 night. Squads Of twsaty 10 Afty
occupied rtrsct sovssss all day yes
terday. insulting vhito men known
to favor tho Presidents acquittsl.
Numerous fights occurred in the
evening, during oae Of which an
Irish worssn asmed I.aughiin was
MORALLY wounded BY = shot fred by
negro 1t . rssresting white man.
A negro mas aaned jos Atkins was
knocked down ,nd 'eN for dead in
The street BY gsas Of hIiecn or
twantv, ginar negroes, because b
vsntured 80 reme.k that tho blaci
people dida't know what they wer'
making fuss about; which 10 true
for . msjority Of them believe tina
the Presidents acquittal will result
in their disfrauchiscmcnt.
A rumor reaches tho city from
Holly Springs that mob Of negroes
melted by white radical, attacked
the residence Of Judge Cummings,
| known friend Of the President, brok'
down the doors, carried the furniture
to the street aud burned it to ashes
/ mt V..ls.a .nou..,:r. - s,.-,oi., -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

Bcfrtnees s--tsl ~ NJ Iehpsun,
President 81 Home lnsnranes Company,
Mersrs Walsh a l'oiri san, ps. a. g.
Cnilolt, l. r sarsrr. ! G ti.iasr. Dew
/. tsll dnmss " Inward. l,fasy La
~, pnd ~ Joseph W,lsisr, I'ey. u =.
isir,ssi. u b sapt = leassnwossh,
d. y NJ Andcfson, nisI Col " II
-hiscrs, shreveport. La
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

W. p. HrpsrsA tec'y.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

circamambisnf am scarcely with thought Of
ss', %.a and ladies'. skates sspnsss s;'n H. Fs Fsi. gentle The
s:uptors Of ancient time fAlsd In all their conceptions
OF the ideal simply because thcy beautiful
q Proxitees. OF Phidias With his world renowned
Minerva, OF Cleomenes. the Athenfan whose Venus
DO MedIci lie yet the wonder OF art or Of Psyche
which, born or the OF who, high art,
shall yet give 10 the world the perfect ngurc Ola
poised on skates assured and graceful IN overy line and
curve OF her esthetc hGures lchsers.l Turning 10
Mss Hawkhurt the speaker continued ITO
you. lady, yet In the rosC morning OF HE
10 you who look ont Of those young sunny
eyes upon what TO you s as yet world oi wonder,
without pain. tear, sigh or sorrow-to you whose
path has thus far been rewn with roses whose dreams
say that when you baye found that life has rs trials
and ns dappoil,nents equally With us frenshs aud
peasurss when you have travelled through the years
and when ihc hair that crowns your young head Is
threaded with silver, faithful memory viii perhaps
recall this day Of the pleasantest OF Joyous
youth; and this Incident among its most proma-
name OF the courteous gentleman, Mr. Mclean,
VINO, desirons OF contributing his share towards the
pleasures or the hour caused 70 DO made this miniature
skate to be worn hereafter by you as token OF your
skl and grace as amateur skater
At tho conclusion OF Mr. Perkins inprompu address,
a. which tho company evioced their approval by re-
OF handksrchefs by the ladies' Mr.. Mclean announced
weather permitting that he would ON next Saturday
present to that lady who approved by The company
as the best skater the grounds set OF earrings in
the form OF miniature skales which trusted would
interest the ladies sufficiently 10 mako the contest
pleasant one
The company then resumed their amuscments some
joining IN revolving dances aud the German, while
Others, and among them Mrs Miller, of Fifth avenue
who the gold medal at sitchelrs pond last season.
wound up the nour hat remained prior to tho departure
OF the train on the 'ce.
And thus enhcd day OF real pleasure day In which
not one present could say that augh Eap7spsd q" -r
or jostlo its round OF happiness for an instant
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Reading T. Michigan Southern 1H cleveland and Pitts
burg ~. Cleveland and Toledo "a. Rock Island 3i..
Northwestern preferred ia, Fort Wayne Milwaukee
and st. Paul preferred u, Pacific Nal X, Atlantic Mail
*. Now York Central wss 4 lower. Governments
securities rm The express shares were dun ana
steady. At tho open board At o'clock the market
was slightly lower aDd Erie sold at 74,s Js%, Rock
Island q, Iol'S, and New York Central st issss fss
Al the second regular board prices without material
change; but the speculative feeling little stronger.
and Rock Island recovered 10 1924. Now York Central
closed Y lower than .. the first regular board Erie &
Reading * Cleveland and Pttsburg "a, Cleveland and
Toledo IL. eihc Nail !, Canton y. Michigan Southern
was Il higher, Rock Island e
At the open board at half past three the market
moderately active but fraction lower and Erie sold al
IL; Hudson River 1867 147: Reading. e5's; hichi.
gan Southern, $50; Cleveland and Pttsburg. e5s. :
Cleveland and Toledo fio'i .illh; Rock isand l0l,.
a 101I: Northwestern preferred. 73k 73A; Fort
Wayne, I02,s Pacific Mail, lis 1l3x. Subsequently
tho demand for all the leading stocks auicksned and
prices advanced AT the close half past Ave O'Clock
the market frm at the following quotations New
York Central l2sk las,S Erie. 7asS 7i1i; Reading
95< 95ss: Michigan Southern, sssi $50; Cleveland
and Pit,sburg, s71s: Rock Island 1929 1924; Fort
wayne, 1925 1924; Northwestern. 50 eoi4; do
preferred. 73x 73A; Pacific Mail, 1i3k 113i9
Ohio and Mississippi, certificates, :z7s 80; Western
Union Telegraph, sS7s 81 Cumberland COAL IS 3s al
Quicksilver. "a 24is.
Government securities were strong. and under an
active investment demand prices experienced further
improvement. Al tho close the quo s''cns sub
Joined :--Regstcrod 1851, 1lln 11i; coupon, 1881,
1nI 1l1ys 5-2o's registered, 1862 losE losK;
5-2o's. coupon, 1882 11lN alll&; do, 1864 l09K
1ook; d.. 1866, ITO l1oX do, 1855, January and
July, 1917 1903; do, 1867. 1917 1osH; lO4o's
registered. 1o4& 1o4,l: 10 4os, coupon 1o4's io4
June 7aos 1o7'l 1917; July do. 1919 a lo7yS;
May compounds, 1854, NIX 1l7ss; August do ll69s
1161; September do, 1lo 1IoX; October do 1l5N
| all6
| The foreign exchange market nrm but inactive,
and bankers bills England at sixty days quoted
at l09M 110; at three DAYS, ITO 1l0h: commercial
bills, 1Oo' l0o15 Mcssrs schnewind, Frank \
Schpper quote continental bills follows Bills on
Paris at sixty days, Is 613<; at three days. 6125
| 6.llh.
Tho transactions for the weok at tho Custom Hcuse
and Sub Treasury In this city have be3n as follows