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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-28
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL Court. Judge Fisker-Yes,erday,
William Shaw was found guilty OF the larceny
for ten days. The same party was found
guilty OF an aggravated assault and battery
ana sentenced TO jail for two months. Viii.
liam Ciark. alias Isaac Walker. found guilty
OF an assault and resisting an officer, aud sen.
fenced TO one month In jail. William Henry,
convicted OF larceny, was sentenced to twenty
days IN Jail. Robert Lee, charged with assault
and battery. with intent TO kill, was placed
on trial. In the case Of Albert Carter, in
dicted for larceny, a Rolle proseqH, was entered.
This morning. Robert Lee, whose trial for
commenced yesterday, was found guilty. In
The cases of Archibald Gilfiilon. indicted for
an assault and battery with intent 10 Kill,
Carrie Leach and Ada Freeman, indicted for
the larceny OF silk sacque, nolle pross was
entered The jury Were discharged until Sep
temter 18th.
AFFAIRs IN ALHxANDRIA.--From the Alex.
apdra Gazette, Of last evening the follow
paragraphs ar Cleaned:
Bdhk Cdses-The motions agains, the banks of
HOW ardsville, Scottsville. Monticello, Phillip
pi, Pittsy lvania, and the Ceatral Bank of Vir.
ginia for injunctions, and the appointrn emit of
receivers, have been set for argument in Cham
bers, before Judge Underwood, IN this city on
eext Friday and Saturday. the both and 3lst in.
slant The suits are brought by Harvey Terry
vs. these banks, and there are, we understand
over S7n,W0 involved.
DeGMs.-lt Is win regret we announce the
death. at The residence OF his son, in Eauqu,er
county, within a few days past, of DIR. Richard
T.. Msson, an old, influential, and highly es-
teemed CITIZEN Of Fairfax county. Mr. VIM
). Payne. brother of Bishop PAYNE. auu
broiher-In-law of &. II. Robinson, Of this city,
died on Friday last, at Staunton.
. Atspptlto Break Jdii.-An attempt was made
Yesterday by Wesley TIsdale. who was com.
mited 10 Jail last week for stealing a hors-
from MIR. Lynn. of Prince William county, to
escape from that prison, by climbing over tnat
part OF the outside wall over which SD many
criminals have heretofore climbed, and m AIDE
good their escape. but he was discovered IN tla
act bv the sheriff7s wife. who gave the alarm,
an b. was AZ onca secured.
LseS6uTg ami Adis TunpiLe.-The corps of
engineers employed by the A L. and ii. X X
now locating the line of he proposed Leesburg
and Aide turnpike. have almost com pIeted tnat
workout three miles Of he distance remaining
unsurveysd.
P'rsoRGi-General Robert T.. Lea and has
daughter, and General FItzhugh Lee ana two
Of bis younger brothers, left here this morning
on the Aqua Creek steamer keyport tor Il Oh.
land, the residence of the late Comm odors Sid.
Iey Smith Lee.
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THH POTOMAC FRONr.-The river front" is
passive To-day, with scarcely an unruffiad
feature developed. The steamer Arrow. under
the command OF the gally -atnred and humorous
Stackpole, showed of from her wharf, as usual,
at ten O'Clock, with a usual number OF pas
sencers, and such a stock of "nic-naes" as
would Indicate an ample supply OF fun for An
special party OF frlt Is who composed her
passengers. To-morrow being the occ lsIou OF
tue Arrow's semi-vsekly excursions TO Mount
Vernon, The regular steamers band will be ON
hand, and therefore all persons who feel dis.
po ei can have ample opportu unity for .;rp.
par : u on the light Iantasiic tee" The steamer
w. w. Cont, Capt. Ryther. reached her wharf
en- time to-day. bringing good list OF passsn.
gers and CONSIDERABLE. freight trJm Norfolk.
consisting of fruit, vegetables, n sh, or abs &c
Sac will leave on her return Trip for Norfolk
b. found below
.Si>n6s Wood Gad Goa, S,r,i Siren Tsayf.-
arlIy-d-Schr. Mary, Cap: Driver, with OAK
wood for George i. Sheriff
ClGTE f. Co.'S ih-street Wkdrf-Arriyaj-
Scbr. Howard, Griffin, from Bangor, Na with
) oOOI laths for I. Etwd. Clarke * %.
>, Riteys War .-Arrivad-Schrs. Jno Cooper.
HansS, from g reat wycoini %, with YELLOW
pne lumber Tor +. Falconer; DAVID *. rSoa
Russell; Signal, Shreyes; Thomas r. Spm-rs
SMITH from Virginia, with watermaIons and
frnn for Turner i Son, and for market
Sa;led-Schr. Robert Franklin, Glover, d1wn
he river light.
FO'rier's h1ri--Arrived-SchrsM e,hsnjc
Smart from the lower P1tontc, with wood
-, -. " bN",h- pIa,c- c.npsoh' rom nor
i' a. 80 a., i"tioe iSI = bio,E ~ 20.
Isr - y f..Jr,,.a oik ANS, ia
-. ur I,i' n Io'u tot all eastern
- ify h'nu-', ~ .er' Ior ,fsorReto"n
- as 80, .o't iSI nI,lon. ettsm-r T.. Chtmb1T-
- 10. D'l'IhoTe, Win irslEat !or
mt N"H'@ Va 'u'- P'tCe.
MUsr JURORS BE TAXPAYERS ,-Jys.ice
hdt'.r 8" D'cIdss, ard N'tS lStds Ier,iict A..
,ofdahgty-Ths Bulidtqg ASSOCIATION Casa few
days sg1 ii X Mary man brought SUI; against
he SIX Per Cent. BuIlding Association f,r me
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~ Tvs AED LEI ,NE.". co
DEALERS ~ rIs i,s ssHILI ,. skocERIEs'
Eos.s ,,s re, i sss s ssd q. south.
Ttruees.n Kim
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Rf ThOs. BOWLING, Auctr; Georssto~..
VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED pHoPERrv on
Tue CORNEk OF TBibD AND fksDERICk
sfR0RFa a AnffTInN

-
Rf ThOs. BOWLING, Auctr; Georseto~..
c1kkkk dF s3sb AMI 9ssSEkre ek
Sp on M1Spx ~ h kTETiSs
clock, will cell, in front OF the premises, Lot
s Sss g. g; and par, Of % IN Realty Hsska.
;,ss Of r,edsr,ck street Th. property I. in the
Building Lots, and viii be sold q a whole or
Terms: Une laird cssh; balance in 6 sud Il
mo ,h With interest secured 10y iced OF trust
cost Of purchaser or purchs.er. SIS will be re-.
9Sired on each pnrcha.s when the same is struck
Jad fhoAAS p1aS Se.ioSs.r.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr, Georsetown
Estate AR PUCLIC AUCTION.
- ~ sirine Of cesd Of trust 70 The under
.s=Lcorded among the aud records OF washing
ton COUNTY Will ssil IN fr9at Of the prsmi.e-,
a To- No Ju s2s s s
east eide OF High street, directly opposite the
eei improved BY sSbstsa,s att two ssary F S
DTeiIi House and necessary outbuildinss.
col q th- Iar.h.:sr SO win Ss rsaairsd when ZEN
the property ia struck ~
ylsd THos. DowLING, Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct: Gsorgetovp
lhpSTbb'S SALh OF VALUABLE PkOP-
kk1Y In GEohGErUwN. u. u.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. Gs,el November fth.
a ID 1s67 and recorded ia Liber 6. G. y No 10,
iolios lst ct stq, OF the land records Of the Dis
trct OF Co umbia End by direction OF the Treasurer
81 the sixth BuilciDg Association of Georgetown.
pistrict Of Conmoia we shall expose TO puelic
Tale, IN front OF the premises on FRIDAY. the lsh
day az August, A. d lsse, az 'clOC In the after
posn 81 that part or Lot numbered one hu adsei
ana ten, nlol in Thonss Besll's addition ID
follows p ginning At the northeast corner of
said lot on the line 81 Muhroe street aud ran-
ming from laid Toipt twenty feet south; thence
west SIXTY feet parallel With Beail street thence
north and par siel with Nunroe street twenty feet
nlug
Terms of sale. One half cash. balance in ard y
months, secured by deed ct trust on the property
"a TO lie raid the fali Of the hammer II
terms ave net complied with in five dsys. Trus
tee. IessrNe The rieht TO resell ve says cub'ie
notice, Rt the cost and rick Of defsclting pu--
chaser. Stamps and conyayaroing a. cost Of par-
chaser. WILLIAM ID. CASSIS,f
FRED w JONES. rus es
iyl2 eoSds THos powLIN3. Auct
r. No. I2I Bridge st. Georgetown, DO.
EEFRIGERAT0RSl INTERPRETATIONS"
Fix different varieties 81 BE fricerators car be
seen in operation at the above named place where
any information concerning them Will be given
For sae cheap fer cash.
FIN. LtZRyBY,
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tn. es,,os & nsssr p turiEIsk Il
nolk, = Drawing Tor the xtepsiel % ps.-nt
and re .ses, on sss s.h dag Of JAY. is,s. Cor
u is ordered fhss ssie petition be heard Of this
once en- the Nth day OF septeneer next. Any
yer.on may oppose THE sxteDsfen, Ceectioos.
this once twenty days t.t..s tie csy q hs.r,ns.
yl4-lswsv C0nnissiener Of fstslts-
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THFI5

sEALlD PROPOSALS. in du ciicate, with q
COZ o. IRIS advertisement attached each are
lESlied snd will be received ~ this ON &c uutil
O'Clock r M.,eATURDAY.Ju July 81 Il 500. for &C D.
pHLLe the euarte rmaetere Department Of this
district with lS6D nine hundred and sixty cords
OF merchspteble hard Wood (lae cubic feet. ard
{. Oo, Two thousand and ninety i've tons , 40
poundel beet quality Anthracite Coal-fge. stoye.
ano Nut sizes-to be delivered o. such times, at
prior to August ls, 1859, ss follows:
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~COLD SODA WATER AND PURE SYR.
~ UPS at FERGUsONB DRUG NTORE.
cor. let 81. and Pa av.. Capitol Hill. To prevent
the soda trade from conflicting with the more I'm.
pcIthnt tusinese OF dispensing medicines assist
snce las been secured to take exc charge q,
The coda fountain. Fifteen tickets for 81 cash
No soda sold on Srnday nv III .tSrnI
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GOVERNMENT HosP!rAL foR rHE IA

ST Ia zAEETH. 10. G. July 2sth. Js,g
taled ProppeAs are Invited tfll noon OF MON
Dhh angus. YIN, lNS9. fer furnishing this In,fi.
tuth n ne thousand a eo0l tons. 24o It's IL 10.
ION: 81 test run Of mine BITUMtNUUs or cUN-
BbbL ND COAL. To be delivered at the 0ia q,
uIrer Hospital wharf ia bsrses fiat lotion
~aieT when loaded. W " "
The delivery must CONNIE within ten flnl dat.
81 the tine Of the eptance o any proposal sud
De oontiLued AZ the rsts of At least 90 hun ir-d
ti-ed fer is delivered.
The coal VIII De- unlosied aud weighed nv IN.
Hospital, and 81 It's cNp en-e, aud se.fleAl fDr a.
CutdsngiN. aud one hsn - Of one ID par cent
VIII lie allow ed Tor ws,tsgs unoa ling ana ,.art-
Ing from abe wharf 10 the scales which AR , N IN.
hlll near the Hospital edisce I! the coal IL ~
no wastege viii De Above
aymeBt OF pipety ~ per cent Of the aDonUt
sue lur each viii he made immedia rely afrer
u - delivered aud weighed, and ID. ten 4, No.
cent with cid Will al te paid when the ,ull '.u,.
thousard . .0i0i tons delivered
No otter 90 furnish Coal above viii b. con
tidsEei Uul.s 50 the aGH. ~ given by which fh-
c"sl propoeed 10 be furnished 10 known IN TN.
market. Ecr unless n v made by dealer or miner
VITO must tufLisb evidence satisfactory q the me-
cereiened that he 10 sble Co furnish csai IN &c
ootdsRce with his TIA, and - Ia she haOt OF tot
niiirg ois bn-iness engagements With promrf~eSs
and eSsctDess. Bids ~ be conSilered as biadinc
for i've IS days after the 9Th Of August aud the
right Is distinctly reserved REJECT AZ any oEe
OF the neTs msde ~, On the Judgment OF the e. peT
int udent. the IN blu interests require il
y3 cow o. II. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

Hamburg, 35t oSSE Amsterdam 4OtzOi Frankfort l0is
4of Bremen, ISL s7sE Berlin, 7oi o7Oi.
The transactions the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
were: Receipts for Customs $4,000; for Gold Notes.
100000; total receipts. s277ssSO So total payments,
a,O1s74s 50; balance, tss,727,46s 81.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern Railroad for tho
second week I'm April were
lsss... elos 53 tlseS... $40 SIS Dee esss2
The regular meeting Of Directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad held at Baltimore Wednesday
The usual semLannual dividends declared OF per
cent on the Main Stem and per cent on tile Washington
Branch 1t was announced that EFFORT would be made
to induce the City OF Baltimore to did, 10 the amount OF
81 00O In the completion Of the Virginia Valley and
Lynchburg and Danyille Railways. .r t..t.
Little less than half million OF coupons have been
received at the Treasury to date, account Of the pay
men May and July interest under late orders Of
Secretary Boutwell, The rebate TO about u 700
1t expecte that largo amount Of this interest will be
paid prior to the maturity Of the coupons. o4 '
The last rail was LAID on Saturday on the Louisville,
Lexington, and Cincinnati Branch Railroad making 1t lo4
miles between Covington and Louisville. The cara Will
not run for week or two. - ... ..saf .I#ni oil.
Ia San Francisco last week the market for Mining
Shares very active, the sales reaching ooeo and
closed at irregular prices: Alpha, $40; Belcher, SIS
Bullion s11; Cholar Potos ss3 Confidence 81; Crown
Point s5i Empire MILL $50 Gould ana Curry. tl12 |;
Hale and s9l Imperial SO Kentucky, s2ot
Occidental $40 Ophir, $50 Overman, $50 Savage s6S
Sierra Nevada, $50 Yellow Jacket, $50.
TABLE Of ne Average LDiot Of Loans SDeee Oircnta-
hon Deposits, and Legal Tenders IN the Banks o. hs
Guy ofEe'c York for The reek ending Saturday, Apr'
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CoFFEB-Toy nothing Of importance hi. shisgd hands osipe
purchases aa' q .hs trade .es TIE particular. ' so
w si 's sa Auhs isI. ss aaans.a
FfSdR AND MRAL-w.t,rn stat. Fioer active be
Org Tor mes, grades. ,hs, ss'sr supply Of chss. sphus whs:
90 sS wsi: ws'1 si tss s' % saas State IS sSss
q E, az g. f f. i:s Sys - oos s.s so. .
Wheat EIiraa IS S9ss is Tor .Sd os. EIas ss@S
Z: y sgss SAs g amber w Hef' wS:. s
,Ss e; na Il g T 81 foS G ifs a. sa oS
Eitr Flour dull and rather hsa,y & o. a1e ,el. a
n, @ ~ 5 te' ~ os Hs S f' Ea
sis' 81 Ef. s'i Es. 80 S
MARYLAND aud Delaware Rye Flour n.y bu. les. .ve sale, q
s ss.. SS 81 IS ST. S' % @s1 .ad sSs .'
:1 CT sa 'fS o cs ssas 1' :1
slSss. 90 cs.f,s' s'sss is spi ia ss
q 70 r White csiisrnia sS 81 Nr White Tor
pIiIss term. Barley M.: Ss.;y & Iso SaS
ss S.S SSo x. %. Sts' 81 1ss s:l o @
unsettled and ss. Corr 'i " N, g c sin-s ' 81. ~.
as:u aSD 10 5ss S:~ N:n Sis sss a..
al. s'S; . ID B1ssla ' ips f s
Mssai 5p:s Sa sf' Ss'S bush S ss -
O o. os.ss !: - aI Eng; .n.n i, Monte.
yle6, isa2c Ea BussO. A,.s about 22~ Domestic 'Ss
I G, I'm s dhd and price. are steady Oac for shipping
and s for retail lots SUa"i' quoted at sGsss for L'ns Ks
quiet aud steady for all sIcsp, ds:Ang srada
Sales Of 10 hide MuseoTsdo At Soc -. -
NAVAL sToRBsozqd. Tsrp.sans quiet SPIRITS are veal II
t7a4sc Resins a steady at 81 50d 81 S. Tar Is daa-
gs 1 casa. a.:s sa s arm E af s'Ie ss ~
81 l5d 81 % for Whale ssd
Manufactured Oils selling 81 y for
Whale; for UnbeaeLed Wnlsr sEt
: for demand aud
Al q 4OG 81 ~ Other Oils ara dali Menha len at De
PROVISIONSPOk dull bat prices fm and the oStiup
moderator tie sales cash and regular 500 bbt at go IS c
Old Mess aud $40 15a 81 for New Mesa Beef dali and
changed 600 bbl S9Sl6f for Plain Mess and sl29SB
Tor IeIse Beef nominal s230$2a r Prime Mes
foI nda Mess Beef Ham sesdy sales Of 200 bb
So @ Western Cat Meats steady small sales Of Bgged
l Bacon quiet Dressed Hogs weAki quote a.
l3igI f City Lard GRIP AID ly ssre sales Of so 6ss ,:d
t Glslc for No 1; ltdse fOr City, l6idlSlc for Far 10
Prime Steam and lSi DISC fSr Kettle Rendered
aud in fair demand lTt0 dc for Crude IN
bu ou the spot MAY and 3 33c for ehued In houe
RICE-Ihe demand light and the tone heavy Carolina s.GSc
SIGAR-The en bot without much lie Fair 70
Good Refining sales OF SO hhds At n9l2sc for Cebs and
ia ic for Porto Rennsd dull al 10! d6tc for Hsrda
sTKARIN-Ths market steady and mOdsrats lsi sse bb
aud tcs
SBEDS-Grs.s aue aisle 20 Prime
sasbe 0S4 l2 Rough Flax Seed
81 Calcutta Lseed dali bat without quot.bs
shstge at 81 22tQ$22A
TGLLow-T6s market fairly active and arm ~ dllie
5000 b.
WHiSKY-Ths market Is poniraL
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SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BAsK-For the safe excepting, and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities Of all kinds in
GLIDING Bonds. Stocks, Mortgages, Wills. and Dia-
monds and valuable Jewelry of every description.
An inspection Of the vault constructed by The Ma
tloual Park Bank in their new building will at once
convince oil parties interested that the most pertecy
attaipabe security has been reached, and at an ex
tremey moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor. The officers will take pleasure IN showing
the vault on application.
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fiAantiRI.

THE ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
RAILROAD COMPANY has decided Offer the ENTIRE BAL
eluded
These bonds recommended following grounds:
There has been spent the property about *6OO sod ana
nearly - 600 900 10 currency
The earnings hall Of the line more than enoughto pay
the interest all tie bonds. ...
The Directors have interest On about esnF'ennset
The stock and are not seeking TO sell H.
The President Of the spends his entire time on the ne
the discharge Of bis dutieS
8 The bonds be registered -, -
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Ntw %nbIitHtiuus.
n OFFICP HgRALp acknowledgements 10.
MAY MAGAZINES,
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
cONTEHIA:

MALONE. AN oLDPoRT ROMANCE Part " BY T. W. Zig
sn.op THB CLOTHES MANIA BY James Parton; BRAMAEIsM
By jane, Freeman Clats THE HEROINE OF LONG POINT BY
JOhu O. whittier; THE PURITAN LOVERS BY Marian Douglas,
THE FOE IN TuR HOUSEHOLD. Part III By the author Of
y,,,. AND J,.ou..n SPRING IN WASHINGTON BY John Bur
,,,,,, ErRAyoR IN TIE EMPTY HOUSE, by T. w. Parsons;
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SHAKER (sscOnd Ppsrl BY w. Bvss,
CAN IIPR HIDB ITSELF by Biyarl Taylor; THE PACIFIC
RAILRoAD-OPBN Second PIps by Samuel DOvlsS; THE IN
TEIIECrUAL CHARACTER OF PRESIDENT GRANT THE
KRw TASTE IN THEATRIcALsi REvIKwS AND LITERARY
NOTICES
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RECETPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pfr ' RItgr, TrSsfs RdINOld&
ID l33 bush. Wheat bush
bush RYE 20t8 bash Malt So bush Beans l26 bush
Cottu 10 essi Wool ~ bales Hemp ia bales Hops sss hO Flour
3 bids Re68yd Petroleum, IS bh Spirits s95 bbiS
1853 bb Rosn ia Dbl. Pork ~ pkgs Beef PkgI Cut Meats 100
pkga Ashes, - I1O6 Isl
pgA Cheese pkgs Tow OIL pgs Died Fruit
pa OIL Cake 10 bbG Copper Copper 6+9 bb WHISKY
bh 1881 sides Leather 40 hd Tobacco
Tobscco 33 bills MoAse 4 BAGS Cotton 0 pkg Starch 63
bags PeAnats ISL oVsc Hides 37 bids Hdes % bl SEnE
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Sane time 1851. 6o55I3
Government bonds opened strong. but upon sales TO
realize the advance fell of from i9 per cent on the $40
loans IO+Os we're strong, at l0ci Currency
per cents were sparingly offered at lOit. AT the
decline the market firm and closedi strong
States bonds wero generally higher Ohio O. OF rs sold at
Ioi Tennessee g. co. New O., 66t Virginia. New, es6li
North Carolina cs SeOi North Carolina New bonds oSt;
Rhode Island &c. lOot Missouri S. e7,; Louisiana Levee
S. SOL Railway bonds strong under an active invest
mcnt demand Miscellaneous shares show further sd-
vance Western Union Telegraph sold at ; Marposa Pre-
iefred ti Marposa per cent certificates TO- Express
share, were higher Adams sold sSb United States,
co. American. Merchants Uuion, ct Pacific Mail opened
strong Mt 05es the advance There were heavy sales
made to realize, which continued on each rally
throughout the day At the close the price was s3i S9
Railway shares opened strong and excited. The trans
sacons at the Board show large increase In business,
and attended with great Excitement. New-York
Central sold az e6I Hudson, 1921 Harlem ltOi Read
ing 95ii Chicago Alton, 1854 Toledo & Wabash 49,;
ct. Paul Common sol st. Paul Preferred, Si Fort
Wayne 1881 Michigan Southern, soi Cleveland Pitts
burgh. O5t Lake Shore, oct Rock Island liO North
Western Common. s44 Northwestern Preferred, oct
Panama 32, Illinois Central l43 The market was lower
after the call sales TO ieaLe, but rallied again at the
/ O'Clock Board After the call the market not so
strong and with the exception Of Fort Wayne and Rock
Island were lower. Erie active. and. under large
purchases by leading broker sold Mt 3 Northwestern
dull throughout the day and depressed by
heavy speculative sales The market continued dull until
after the close OF the Second Board when there was con-
cent lower. New-York Central, Reading. Hudson aud
Harlem well sustained The market closed dull.
The following wero the closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds,
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m emit bondsi

Money was easy at per cent; the demand was light
tom brokers' Commercial paper passes moro readily at
ond IL per cent with considerable transactions ut the
lowest rates After O'Clock there was more demand for
mney from the Gold Room, but 1t was supplied ut
leial rates.
Iterling exchange was dull and steady at quotations.
LOdon. 80 days, 1885, London sight 1881. London prime
commercial, lGl9lo7E Paris. long. 622lSS7lE Paris.
shlrt, S2QeSyG AAtwerp S,25a5.22L Swiss. 2ssG22E
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

s,-.,
- $500. 80, e., ~ ~, o,, "a Mt n
ihS Si'Ni vi DAO NNA' N-r " " -
Adheh.
TuR WILLIAM HENRY LRTTRRS fElsy.pth Psckstl BY Mrs
An D"l
LILIES OF THB VALLEY by Mary b. o. Sao@
LAwRFNcEs JOURNEY By J. 7. Trowbrdgs
Gan, n m NJ,
tn .n,e,
CANDfhAhlNG' (fr"FAp't) D' ~
CANARY ISLANDS AND CANARY BIRDS by ''"' ~
cARnRNINc PoR GIRLS part Ssond) By the author Of Six
huhufeo Do"''' ' ,.r,o.,,v
DR. TR0TTY. By. Stuart Phsp' su'DOi" Vi INV
CINDERRLLA By MrL A. NJ. Wells
,,,,, ,, ,rr . ,npOIES Bv the author Of "Ssven LII
oiNii'i"O III -N
tie Sisters"
LITTLE MAMIE. By Lucy LsreOn.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL. ......
THE FIRST, MORTGAGE BONDS of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent interest
lst Feb and LIST Aug-in GOLD COIN, free Of Govern
ment tax. ,...
limited amount only of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest In currency Of H. H.
BooDY, Treasurer, No. u wsllst. or Of HENRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MnvAuxEI April l9FOsr dull anu nominal Wheat dull :, 81 csi
for 0i for No O. Oats steady SIC for fresh No Cora
quiet Sc for Rejected No p Rye da No. 81 2esl H. BarEy
uOmHAL
CSoSSAr April Fou steady and unchanged Wheat sna md
scarce; No, 49, No 81 g. Corn hTm aud In better supply
RYE nn 81 aSi a. Data steady 690 Cotton ern; Mid
dsg 7e Barley quiet and unchanged Whisky dull at 9c hss
PoTi held S3 Bulb Meats 2G4ic Baeon l3s for Shoudet
l6c for fancy Sides; lf67c for Clear Sides with
Lard offering mgeh CITY saabs $685. SnEsenred Hans.
lBd eie with demand Gold 1851 Exchange steady
LousyILLE 9Tobsecosa % bids Common Lsgs Is 3s
Todd County sl2 IS Cotton 27e Mess Pork S3l So LAk
lslc RaconShouders 23c Ceab Sides lie Clear Sides lTIe.
Bulk Mess-Shouder l9 Clear sides 6e Wheat 81 4s9siS
Corn 65a68c Oats. 66dO8c Flour IS 3Cd S. WHISKY Gle
san PKANcco, April l7Four 10 doll st - 590$s 50 Wheat
quiet at 81 30dSl 20. Legal Tenders 7l. q
Spring whes. Inactive aud nominal Germ duli New track re
7Gc kiln Dried sod a. T5a79 Old nominay S3c Oas
Small lots 66c, store Rye nominal BGr.s5 inactive and aa
changed Peas about o. % for Canada Field; Msroshi 80 81
- 7SG SIS for Timothy; asa 50 for Glover Pork
Lard and n shNines dali aud unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON April 1911 m.-CoBsos open 93 for money and 90
foS the Us States veTweh bonds s
Stocks quiet Rrie, 81, Illinois Centrals, S!
LyEKP0O Apul 9ll opens quiet; MIding uplauds
Rtdi MiddAng Orleans l2.d.
LcSDos ADdi l9i mUued States Five Twenty bonds
dan Al 81 Stocks steady; Illinois Ceuras. &c.
LIyEKPOoL, April l9l m-Flour heavy. Bicou 62
for Cumberland Cot Cheese SOL Tor the best grades Ansh
cARF Fine.
HAyRs April 10 Cotton opens quiet
tosD0S April l9 nC0usos closed at 90 for money On
for Uned States Five Twenty bonds quiet 8 Railway
shares dull Erie, aJt; Illinois Centras, 97t.
PRANKYoRr April 9rnted Twenty bonds 10
a n o 1852
PAk April lsThs Beuss steady Res II francs 90 centmes
April 1880 p mCoon closed Mdilng
lands Mpg Orleans ~ 9l1id sales day
bales
LosnOS April ls-T,Ow Is,sss Pert Sugar both 90 the
spot and aAoaL
ANrwERP April isPetroleum 5 9 francs for STANDARD White
HAyRk April l9Byenng market closed dull lt7 f.
o.dinare spot and IA IT, 5 for Low hl3ags ATVe