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D E. C A r E F U
WHAT MED c y E
YOU TAKE.

When you ore exhausted by overwork OF head
or hand. and feel the need OF something nvlgorat'
ing, don't drink whlsksy or any mtoxlcating
thing, whether under the name OF Bltters OF Otncr
wise. Such artlcles%ive just as muon strenHtn
10 your weary body end mind as the whlp gives
IN ihr laced horse au,i no more. Alcoholic slim
,auls are injurious to nerve he,ili' anu are III
ways followed by depressing reaction.
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Eyery imam with family will have separate
house and garden. and the use Of sufficient
wood tor fnel and other uses, and - acres OF
5jead for garden. Every single man viii be
pro1ded with comfortable quarters and bed
ding, and with good and wholesome board or
fatfons, aud one ncre Of land, as near as possl-
BE, Tor garden for his own use. The en-.
ployess viii nor be charged with the expense
ofthsir transportation from Charleston to the IL
place OF engagement, and sufhclent moy .ey
will be advanced them from time to time q ON
their wages TO supply their necessities In tfear-
ing apparel and sickness.
FORM OF DRAFT.
$- -, s. c., the -, IS
Upon the receipt Of advice by Msssrs, Robert
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i1ruas, 0hemlrals, &r.
YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR 70 ALI. THE PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE.
M one mnlI

Perhaps no one metll-
cine Is 30 universally re-
quired by everybody ~
q cathartic, nor was
ever any before so uni
vcrsally adopted into
use, iu every country
and among all classes,
as this mild but efficient
purgative PILL. The
obvious. reason Is, that
1t Is Il more reliable and
far more enectual rem'
a
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ELEMING'S WORM CONNECTIONS,
IL CSANTtlNINE.)

pest IN I tas. For sale by DR.. II. BAER,
No 1Sl Meeting street,
oets Wholesale Agent
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! TF1 IN71TaElTIoN QUESTION,
No sh. pabiie OF south Carolina.

Tas immigration Of an industrious Wmse @
population into our State is now nolsersAly
acknowledged as the true cornerstone u lu'
Sture prosperity. The undersigned, aavlng cow, ns
pleted his arrangements to furnish good ana
reliable laborers, would be glad TO nave inc
Rphuters, and other patriotic, gentlemen gen
orally cooperate with him, and respectfully
calls attention to the following programme as
already partly indicated in the correspondence
nnblisned In the Charleston papers seVerai
weeks ago, viz:
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
A fey iays ago received letter from Mr.
5Perlow, our former State agent OF immigra-
lion for the Scandinavian countries, In which q,
he informs me that early in this month ne Tnl
leave Malmo, in Sweden, to arrive In Charles
ION sbous the 23d, when he would be happy 70
meet planters that desire to make contracts
tor European labor, at any convenient place.
II would, perhaps, be Interesting to number
/ or your readers to peruse Mr.. FerloWs i9tter,
and If the country papers Wouid gehe"ny
copy 1t, some good might result.
Yours, respectfully, JOIN A. WAGNER
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Dlantation Ditters.

A GLORIOUs CHANGE.
That any sick man surviyea the treatment
or ffsy years ago, must be considered a proof
that human beings are very hard TO kal.
Tile lancet. saiomel, eantharidos and drastic pur-
gatiYes wae then the order OF uisdA TGe ishy-
sieian played into tile hands OF the apothesary.
and the unfortunate patient was drenched morn
Ing, noon aud night with prostrating medicines
We live In more rational and consleauoSs era.
The Importance of supporting Nature IN Its conl:et
with disease IL now understood. Complaints In
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
by artificial depletion. They are met with ToSICs
that rally the vital powers and enable them to do
feat the saeny. shef among these aSics OF Ma
ture, In lie battles with sickness, il
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Tsis wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet.
anchor OF the feeble and dobnItated. As q cordial
for he agea and derspld 1t has no equal among
stomaahica. Al remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tsuder sex are especially subject, Il
is superseding every other sumulaM aad nervtne.
In nil climates tropical, tenperste or rrlsid, It
acts as . specific in every species Of disorder
which xadern,inss the bodily strength and
heeeks down the animal spiri,e. Wherever It
ls introduced it becomes 3 standard article
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OFFICERS.
w.H. PECEHAM. President.
WIN. 7. HOOKER Tice-President.
L. MoADAM. Secretary and ActuarJ.
G.. FUDICKA2, Superintendent.
DIREcToRs.
Bon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper,lFirm OF Harper & Bros. sx.
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. ". vermilye, Banker, (yerlnilyo &.co.)
Chas. @. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydykc, cS-Mayor New York.
Hlnot @. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rgney, Firm Thomas Rigney l. Co.
Benj B. Sherman. Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, FyE o! Arnold, Constable g. Co.
Richard II. BOVINE, wctlnore !. Bovine, Lawyers.
E. " Baughwont, Firm E.v. Iiaughwont Co.
VIM. wnkeus, Firm OF Wi!hens q Co.
julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. ". Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra. y. Y.
Geo. 7. Hope, President Continental Fire lDsnr.
ance Company.
JOHN C. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckhsni, corner Filth ivenre aud
Twcnty.thlrd street.
Edward II. Wright, Newark, y. J.
Geo. ". Faree. Counsellor.
W. H. Cogsweii, Merchant.
KEIM & IssERTEI.,
General agents for South Carolina and Georgia
Oilce No. 40 Erond street,
Charleston, S. C.
DR.. T. REENsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
ianl2 1yrDEo
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~ lRmo,ov. Land Board and lsdg-
'Ct4ber. rsasI Wages. 70 ling and food iE .
~ $3.50 use. natural state.
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Drngs, Gbemlrals. &f.

roy22 naws line
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INC RPOR Il TED 1859.
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~ q A R D l N Nj T U i
LIFE INSURANC COMPANY
N E W YOR <.
ORGANIZED IN 1850.
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TIE NATIONAL GUARD.

The following named officers have been COM
miS,ioned by the COMMANDMENTS Chief, in the National
Guard, 5 ~ Y, during the two weeks ending July 8;
Fourth Diri0-Heuy Turner Assistant AduiantGenea with
raBk from June o. 1869 L. " Little remOve Floyd Hoard
Division with rank from June p 1852 vice Henry b. Iue
promoted Morris Muudv Aide de Camp With rank from jane r.
1879. A. o. stirling, resigned.
TrHtgfrsf BrgddGo NJ Weaver Commsarv OF Subsistence,
uih rauk ron 1863 Jas J. Watson. promoted
Trfnfg BrgddeChaS B. Ayres Assistant AiutsntGenera
TO- 1862 vice Thereon T. Barnes promoted Adt
Ro,eutha Euguee from June TO- 1863 Jas Wing de-
Albert Wheeler Judge Advocate with rank from uue 10
MeCOnyle. plus Bequa Ordnance
Once June To- 1853, vice Gilbert H. Reynolds, pro
Harvey p LougNohy With rank from June 10 1909 wee
Geo Darling promoted Sherlock CommssarJ Of Subs sence
with jane TO- 1863 vice Wa H. Ward promoted VIM v
Bush promoted Chs Brady, AdedeCamp First hcuenant
with rsBk from June TO- 1859 whitney Williams, promoted
FG egiHenf IaJdagJames Carson, Surgeon with rank
from Feb % 1893, vice J.. p. White. resigned.
The designations Of the following named officers have
been accepted by the Commandments Chief during the
same period:
lrsn Br0adeMaor Frederick Emerson Engineer Jolly 1869
F egilsHf CaUd-Henry Abel Second Lieutenant July 8
1868: Wul n. Mddendon Adjutaut, JAY ,, 1853
Second Regiment Of IaRiy-JOhn D. Taylor Flint 1euienant
June e. 1893
rItgoylA Rgineas Of IaS'-LOui' Schneider, seo0Ud-
Tairtygril Regmet or InJaHhV-wn. W. BDOs, Lieutenant
Colonel. June o. l85G
FI Rsgst Of LraEirChaTles F. Blood Colonel june 25,
1863
FVy,zh Regiment Of IansyJObn T. COugh Major June Is
1869
Sepent urA Regiment oJIaHiry-L p Baker Frs,Leueuau
June IS 1853
Etseysifa Regiment Of 1snJaeob Gruber FrstIisutsusHi
Iuue
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CRIMINAL.

In the Court of Special Sessions, Yesterday,
before Justices Bowling and Kelly, John Williams was
sentenced to ls months the Pententary three dis
tuct charges Of poeketpckiRg. The Calendar con-
tanned large number OF Of petty larceny which
were duly disposed Of
At the T0mbs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Bowling, DAVID Graves charged with lar.
ccuy Tue complainant, John Murphy OF No. Sl4 East
EEhtlst charged the accused, who was his business
Ia.tuer with stealing $55. little daughter OF the com
1nant saw Graves take the money, and on her testl-
iroy the accused was committed 20 await trial.. For
having stolen SIS from the Of Mrs Bessie Newman,
a fellow tenant at No, "A West Broadway, Margaret
Riley committed.
At jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Henry Black, Henry Smith, and William Kane were com
united by Justice Dodge having been detected IN the act
Of carrying Of various articles amounting to over $500 III
value from the residence No. East Forty-secondst
Edward Caessen, HOauder II years OF age, was held
the charge Of stealing S5 on the 2n OF June
from lis employer Am6de6 TrOuttet, No 7Jl BrOadWay
Hc pead,d not guilty. The three CoOred men, john
Holmes William H. Lawrence AND William KisSaln VINO
stabbed Frank White eOlored, durinG fight IN Ihonp
su-st den Wednesday night, as was reported IN yes
rerday's TRIBUNE, held to await the result OF
Whites injuries. which may prove fatal Geo fiee
was committed for having stabbed Charles FOX or TO- Is
Nutl-ave, the night OF June 25 Two other OF ms
ASA lauts John Rice and LOUIS Groute, escaped The
prisoner acknowledged the deed.
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NETWORK ID rLx TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. cyutYos 1864

Sides le Clear Rib sides l6e Clear Sides ie Bacon steady
Shoulder lie Clear Rib Sides IA ollie Clear Sides ls Lar
bnvlnE | -.. -.'.
ToLEpo Jnv 8Four dahl with poiblnQ deng Wbea-Amber
81 AZ White Michigan Red 80 Corn advanced Pale
No Sic No. q 56G76!c Oas70e for Michigan zoe for No T.
Ryenone In the market Barley nominal ReeeiDt-Fou bbA
Wheat 500 bush Corn, 1900 bush Oats. 100 bush
DETROIT July aPour Ann Choice, ga So Wheat advancing
No White 81 eoi No Amber. vi 40 Com T91sc Oats
CHICAGO JAY aMoney Exchange firm. Frelgha pegec
ed ard nominal Lake PeghtsWhea to Buaao Sc setVs
and srmsr and ld.used lOa Spring RItns s59s6 50 Wheat
active ana excited and ady aneed 3dkc No Spring. I'll 32;
81 Gs 50 Corn setiEe sales at a d83ic Il 19daOc
No O anT shd advanced for No Rye
fmeri NO ~ o9Sl o. Barley inactive Provisions
eAs and noH... Mes PoTI s 1853 Lard s9lsis Cattle
active and nr 20 0SI OF Hogs active and declined l0d1oc
AEHPms July sCoiou firm At 5 a33ci receipts 81 bales, err
ports none Flour s5G &c Snper6ne Wheat 81 l0d$ 80
Bacon quiet; Shouden lic shes. lsIe, =
MILWAUKEE, judy B-Foar dul
for No sud "a for 10 Oats unsettled; no. &C. Corn
AZ o5 for NO Rye tm 81 81 for No Barley nominal Grain
Frcght unchanged Reeepts-2O bbls Flour S. Wheat
1910 bush Oats shipmens-200o bbla Flour W. '
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

ELkOfbhN hhhhhIH.., .ao,,
Lospos JAY sil Cos's open a s'i io %ShJ 1s sass
onirt; Erie rot Illinois tol ,,,, .h.A. e.., NldAlps
JulT all m.-Coston opened shAee
,S 9II Mdding Orleans 7iL Bteadsiuns opened hrn ih'
other aIues ar SoSsi easier bat qnoLbly lower
IsopS juIy q | y. M-fliBos CentfAs. &t n,
stsr,oL july 81 pm.-COit0n 10 shade hrmer NO. hed
western wheat g3dgla v GENITAL Flour "a hb Yer Western
CassL 6rnsr but not qHoissy ms.S rnee' 0 ''N
uAyHE yay A--Co,on opened aAt
LospoS July s-3 close a. ~ ior money ana ~
,he eooant United States FreTNenJ bonds SD ets que'
Ere igi; Illinois Centras, 95i A., q, =. ,at, a. Ma
ahsE Ippds and 2id for Mddng o!sass e 81 ths dAy ~
;. heot Ig7 Der eeutal CaOA White aud w Tor NO
"a Wsstsrn Peas 58J y 500 10 TOT Canadian Lard ~ svL
LoSpoN July g;3o msugn eosed qnei suu steauy % %
a M mot apd aeoat quet and unchanged VA
e1tta IInssed GIG. Lnseed OIL fl2 13I per tun
ANTwHhP July B-Peotnin 4Si francs Tor sannAiu "h1
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And the following for Railroad bonds;

There was considerable excitement the street In
reference the action Of the DstrcAttoey who has
summoned large number OF brokers and bankers 10 ap
pear before the Grand Jury tomorrow testify in refer
ence TO tho open and fragrant evasion OF the usuy laws
OF the State IN buying and selling money front OF the
Stock Exchange This proceeding has been instgated
by prominent broker who has no personal interest at
stake but has taken tins action in order 10 protect the
public against this outrage the entire mercantile com
muny 1t is stated that by the laws Of this State, the
Commissioners OF Public Charities and Correction arc
bound by law 10 commence snt against any person who
has received usurOus rates OF interest and that they can
collect the full amounts paid. The collected 20
INTO the fund for the relief Of the poor OF NewYork
Money has been less active, aud the attendance OF
brokers quite thin n front OF the stock Exchange The
rate paid fat the ruling rate OF the day
was ls and currency interest At the close OF bank
hours there WAS but little demand and the rate declined
TO currency rates The banks having country connee-
lions report q steady demand for discounts, and also
demand for currency from the West Some smail
amounts finding their here from the South but
the remttances as yet are largely in excess OF the
receipts Commercial paper unstable, and lie quoted
nomlnally at Oal2 per cent is hoped that the pur
chase Of bonds VIII give reef 10 tho naikep
and reduce rates 10 legal interest
Sterling Exchange Is firm at quotations. There IL q
good demand for bills and but few good bills onenng
We quote London, GO days, lO9IGllO London hsh is
allOg; London prime commercial, 60 days, lo9ielCt;
PARIS long, 6I5a514a; Paris. short, 6nIaant;
Antwerp, 6l6t051S; Swiss. 516Ia5.lE HAMBURG S'te
80; Amsterdam 4Os a4es Frankfort 4OI9tOl Bremen'
79aT0k Berlin, mani .II- 2 NJ
The following were tho transactions at the oce OF the
Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs sS7lco ~,
Gold Notes tlCcbOO total Receptb, ts,7ei22b y tota
Payments o. 2O7, 400 IS; Balance, Ss7,3t4,H6H.
The Trustees of the scamens Bank for Savings nave
ordered that interest for the past SIX months De pa p
postors ON gums OF $500 and under at the rate OF PEI
cent per annum, and on sums exceedihg wy ~ tro
Of per cent also an etra dividsnd At the game rates
payable on ana after the i9thin -
Attention Is invited to the advertisement OF Messls
sOulter d Co and Messra Henry CleWs Vo' EPo opoa
for sale the first mortgage bonds Of t8o Alapana anu
Chattanooga Railroad Company These PohdS pear Pot
cent Interest and payable both principal ana
in gold Further Information VIII be lurihsneu W '
The Irving Fire Insurance Company mas gsYl"rea
semlannual dividend Of hyeper gent no WIZ
ment tax payable on demand, tq-rq: la1a,s q, :, r.
Controller Connolly to day opened proposals !% s1.gI
600 OF Tax Relief bonds OF the city OF Newfor' NUM-
lied by Section Of Chapter go, Laws Of ''F 1H'0S'
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nn,Ivsrtr uAREPTs

Pau.prLPyA Jhly a-(ation-Less fopg, hddlnga, Ndye
Flour sales Of o bbls Moth Western kIrs FANNY 90 y
a Peuns d. eGd &c Isl Fanny, fSd 80 ~ e tRa.
STEADY adSG IS Wheat hmer sales 1000 ouh hto ~ "
Wts. 81 6t0s 70 Rye 81 a. Corr Sc rec an" sssI
,sA hash yellow b6d9sc. High Mixed western p15tc
% steady III Tsac western Gossnssvsfy small business
nl Pork eJ1 LaTd l9ic Petroleum quiet Crude
unehEnesd, Refined, SO H7ic. Whisky UNCHANGED 80, =,
July BC0On quiet and steady hdngs size Flour
srn and quiet Wheat aeady New Red 81 90ftto Cora hrm
White 81 z Yellow 95e Oa G3d7S Provisions unchanged
Wbskr les frmj offered ~ Sl buyers demand less .H
Oswfoo n H. lny aPiour sieady Ao unsbaaged Aea 7g
hb al &c IS for No Spring; 81 Is for Amber Water 20
"a, Wbne and 30 Tor Double Extra What qaieti sales l
brb Amber HpIe 80 and Q DO At ~ q Corn dHl sales
0f lb0 Ju No a. Pc sui Bo bush NO az VIC
Corn Neal, ~ = ~ est Milesd steady sbor Ssi shpsrh
Gmy5 4. Olts, &c. . heFSo rk- -,f LII gl' ..l = - ,
f.yIitE Jolly s-FourfI rs Tor Supersne wheat-Ret
al Is Waite VI 40 Iarn Inn IA bun eae ons srnE. In blh
80 T.s.P.tL ga BAson-CIar Sbies Isc ClsarRibs lie
ssoudeT,. iile. Iad rvs ,. Hans as zoe Isbyges pc
:. F,@ly wbsst a1y.hsa &c Weet RED 81 SI@$ Is 90
" sfyo Com tnn Al ioc fdf Mired 16c WINE Oau
No, ~ "a SfhsrI NId gS'1e ny bpers So VI stk@
81 TO- W. so BaIE Meats snu Ora. sboaiSe laiS RS
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PLEAS ANn SENTENCES.

Court of Over and Terminer, before Justice
rardozO.-David Marsh arralgned for forgery The
charge that 1867 he drew check for lO0 on the
certified altered il to SOL 600 Judge Stewart, his cOun-
sell asked delay TO enable him TO witnesses by whom
lie expected to the impOss bty of the prisoners
The trial adjourned over 10 MOndSy SObish john
arraigned for grand larceny, pleaded guilty TO an
attempt hereat and sentenced 70 two years at nara
labor in Sing Sing. Three boys the oldest apparently
over fourteen giving the OF William Sheppard
Michael Ianegau and Florence OCOnnOr, arralgned
Tor burglary. and pleaded guilty to an attempt at burg
that this their first Cense Judge CaTdOzO suspended
sentence. John Williams, arraigned fer grand larceny,
pleaded guilty. and sentenced 10 four years in Sing
Sing August Fclgenary aIraigned for grand larceny,
Hammond, George SimOns, and Felix Ferns were
ragned ona charge Of burglary. SimOns pleaded guilty
years In state Prison. The trial 9t tie other two
adjourned TO Monday. .. .-.
SENTENCES IN OTHER CASTS.
Florence uahrheder pleaded guilty OF attempt at grand
state Prison for two years Mary Kelly pleaded guilty
NJ attempt at grand larceny. and sentenced 70
year in the PenitenaTy Joseph Morgan was urea
OF an accusation OF grand larceny. According 10 the
Peter Brmer In Kingst Mir. Bruner was walking up
KinQ.st with the money In his hand last
Saturday afternoon, when the prisoner snatShgd and
ran. Mr. BTuner shouted "StOp theft ana with others
chased the prisoner who seen 20 throw the money in
alley, where il found The prisoner attempted to
show ~ his own evidence that he ono OF the party
VINO pursued supposed thief inc Jury ana NOT believe
his testimony and brought him IN guilty He was sent
10 the state Prison for five years. Joseph Reeves,
pleading guilty of grand larceny, sent for three
Years and SIX months 70 the state Prison. julius Dom,
attempt nj burglary, sentenced 10 the Peutentiary
fer year. John Farrell, attempted burglary, was
sentenced O six months in the Pepiteutary. John Din
ming pleaded guilty OF petty larceny and was sent 20 the
Ielltenuary for SIX months The Court ADJOURNED 10 II
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as VII be seen by the advertisement the
previous transactions This will release over 100000
currency and should give relief TO the money mar
ket. The gold sold by the Government to-day wfl be
paid Tor tomorrow that the whole Of the bond
purchase will not come ont Of the Sub Treasury.
The official announcement this morning in regard to
the purchase Of 100000 Of bonds by the Secretary of the
treasury had stimulating effect upon the god Govern
ment bonds and stock markets Gold sold before the
Board at 1884, selling aerward 1859 At the opening OF
the Room the price 1855, followed by advance to
1885, selling aferward at 1856, 1859, closing at 1854 1857
The transactions unusually large under heavy pur-
chases short Brokers been heavily
short Of god having borrowed and sold in order to raise
money TO carry their stocks The transactions al the Gold
Exchange Bank reflect part the business done The
cearngs amount to s50l17OOO and the resulting gold
balance s3572S4I 81 the Government sale to-day the
full average market rate 1.-THE day was realized The
awards were as follows A..
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The steamer Deutchaud took out In specie to-day
The Government bond market was strong and active
at an advance Of per cent prices the business
well distributed the list but the heaviest business
was done in 6s which continue for delivery aud
are heavily oversod, Currency per cents
demand at 1904; lO4Os advanced to 1854 under steady
investment demand The market reacted fraction at
the last call but closed firm at the highest prices Of the
day. ,.js.- -
state bonds were dun and weak North Carolina and
Tennessee 6per cents North Carolina per cents sold at
IS. New per cents declined to 49i. Tennessee New
cents sold OF 57a574 Upon inquiry we were Informed
that the report that portion Of the railways Of the state
would pay the interest the bonds issued to them
without foundation. The amoune due from the various
roads must be paid TO the Treasurer Of the State and
partial payment of interest be mRde under any CIR
cumstances The State must pay on the whole debt SO
far the financial institutions in this city that have pre-
vOusly advanced the money TO protect the credit OF the
state have declined to make further advances, In
view Of the unsettled condition Of its ORANGES and the
continued issue OF bonds railroads that have flag
rany violated their obligations TO pay tho interest on
the bonds Missouri per remain steady at de5t
Louisiana Leyee per cents sold at GU! .
Railway bonds were strong, under steady investment
demand the transactions unusually large, and were
well distributed Bank shares firm Corn Exchange
sold at 1885, Central National, no; Ocean, 95 western
Union Telegraph was steady a3I Express shares
were dull aud fraction lower; Adams sold at 500 Wels,
Fargo, 2G3 American, 40l d4o Pacific Mail was aeuVe,
selling at 9ld9o9 the transactions were moderate, ana
the stock ia held with great rmne from the fact that
heavy short outstanding Railway shares opened
strong and active and advance Of to per cent was
made in the active stocks the heaviest business was
done in Cleveland aud Pittsburgh which rose per
cent; New-York Central advanced u per cent;
Michigan Southern per cents Hudson River per cent
Reading II per cent; Northwestern Common Il; North
Western Preferred, III Rock Island, 2 per cent; Fort
Wayne per cent. The transactions were heavy, and
well distributed through the list. New'lork Central
Cleveland Pittsburgh and the Northwestern shares
were most active under demand TO cover short con-
tracts At the close OF tho Second Board there wasa
slight reaction in prices but at the close the market was
strong at the highest prices OF the day.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds:
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OF coordinate jurisdiction must therefore, vacae the
order OF Injunction granted by me. BY MCNEIL, j.
Dawson agt Parker; when agt Werner; Van Name agt.
Van Tassel In re- Margaret DOuOhue.Orders granted.
Bernstein agt Berusten.-MOtiOn denied Chapman agt.
Ptyfe.-MOtiOn granted
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs.-By Mr.. Justice Suther-
land.-In Lower Hudson STEAMBOAT Compensation
granted Randolph agt Randolph Evidence insufficient,
&c. Meeker agt Cutler, jr-Motion denied without
costs 20 either party Chester ct al agt Brown ct al
Motion dcnied without costs. Nichols agt Considerable
fault opened and motion to be heard on Its merits with
out costs 10 either party Hodge agt PeyserMouon de-
MED, without costs 10 either party. - .....F .