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New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
THE NEW DIsrRICT.ATToRNEy.

The new District-Attornoy, who is to take
the place vacated by Mr. Mayor A. Oakley Hall, Is Samuel
b. Garyn we'll known tho bar from his Ave years
cupancy OF the Superior Court Bench Elected with
Judge Robertson succeed Judge Bosworth his
Office would have expired ON tile 3lst OF December next
Mr.. w H. Leonard, the gentleman TO whom the place
the Superior Court Bench vacated by his resignation has
been offered pror 20 1882 tho law partner of john
T. Hoffman, the firm being known as Leonard Il Hon
In that year ho received the nomination and clcc
ton FOR Judge the Supreme Court lie served su-
premc Court Judge full tem but In 1867 Judge Cardozo
received the nomination OF his party and elected
his place. Daring the past year Judge Leonard has
turned TO the practice OF the law aud has been referee in
aeXernl luIfh mpOItant
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
Tile POLICE AND TIE RopGER.s MuRprR.

Capt. CaiIrey OF the Fifteenth Police Precinct
makes the following explanation OF the absence Of oH
the fthe late murder There G beats
tho morning OF Dec. 81, and there were II
assigned to them. The section when fu com
priscs On the morning OF the 3ist two
the Station House with prisoners, and one
sick. leaving only II men, and making 1t necessary TO
double four beats. Oflcor Randall covered beats Nos
10 aud II from 10 8 o'clock, follows :
Ninth aud Tonthsts.. from Fourth 10 Sixth
ayes.. and Elcyonth-st from Broadway TO SiXthaye
No iI-Twelfth, Thirteenth aud Fourteenthsts., from
sixth 70 Fourtbayes Thirty minutes would be required
to patrol one Of the beats AZ the time OF the murder
officer Randall Ia Thirteenthst between Broadway
and Uniyerstypace. less than block away ort going
forard SiriGre At that hour in the morning tho on
GERS are instructed 70 devote their time mostly 10 the
business streets watching tho stores which are being
opened and the sde streets not carefully guarded
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
pUBLIC HIGHWAYS.

10 the Editor Of The Tribune
SrR | am a licensed peddler. have horse
aud wagon. traverse the city to sell my goods. In
many OF the streets have 10 drive through are rau
tracks, and 10 ease my horse I the rails. Now,
am violating the rights Of the Railroad Companies by
driving my horse aud wagon over their racks-the rails
being laid down In a public thoroughfare or highway
hRvc common with the public to tho use
Of this highway drive my horse and wagon over the
Railroad Compauys rails why have not an equal right
o use fhe rails 10 run my horses aud upon the6o
rails n tho Legislature or Common Council can give
monopoly To an Individual Incorporated company TO
hnvo right 10 the OF thorouehfafe or hg
way drive my horse and wagon over their
rail- tracks N they give such monopoly, then
to be prevented from using their track for my
horses and cars Z PADDY OBHihh'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
THE POLICE MAGISTRATES.

In several wards of the city, meetings sf cit
liens held Saturday evening to take into consia
GRAFTON the best 0f removing tho present Police
Magistrates and replacing them with gentlemen Of legal
attachments, problty mud honor. The movement Ia strict
ly non-pnrsan In Its character. aud the meetings
attended by mary OF the most influential and respectable
taxpayers Of the city Tho plan proposed In 10 petition
the Legislature Ia effect tho desired reform and to hing
to bear upon that body array OF names which Will
compel u 10 pay attention % the maiier
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04

the poorer casses-a work which principally OCCUPIES
his attentOn-already done by the cleIeH 1l OF on ~
bans during the three years since the pam H'S 60
tablished, is but tithe of the work winch he hot
only proposes to himself but which nc Is iuy oe'ef
mined carry ont.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

The present week is set aside by Christians
throughout the United states and the various countries
OF Europe Week OF Prayer" 1t Ia 10 bo observed
at missionary stations. also. throughout the world
Tangcnrnts for these widespread 0ud simultaneous
vices having been made through thc' cooperation ~ the
Evangelical Alliance with committees from various
gl0us bodies public meeting was held ln Dr. Rodgers
Church. corner Of Iilthaye. and Twenty irsts last
evening to mako arrangements for holding prayer meet
ugs In the various churches throughout the city during
the week The hOnS6 filled 10 overlooking. and all
the standingrOonI around the doors was occupied VIM.
T. Dodge presided. Services were opened with prayer
by the Rev. Dr. Rodgers The presiding officer made
few remarks fayOrlDg the proposed meetings.
Dr. McCOsh. President Of prHceton College, spoke eo
quenty aud earnestly arguing nat the work OF Eyangel
izatOn be continued with renewed vgOr. Dr. Ganse
said that such assembago this convened nj the be-
ginning Of the year auspcl0ns. There never was
time when there were moro bibles or more Christians
than NJ present that the number OF inis-
sOnares was rapidly increasing, and In all
parts Of the world Christianity was gaining ground
The Rev. Dr. John Hall said that assenblago Of mem
bers from large number Of churches repre-
sented there insignificant matter IL showed That
the people were waking mp 10 The necessity Of Gods
WORKS being carried out The Rev DR. Adams said that
~ the hour Was getting late be would only wish them
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
PASSENGERS ARRLHEn

SrNDAY-SCHooL BOoKs.-BRoUGHTov & w.
NAN No IS Dbsouss keep the largest snd bes, aorp. "
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
iAnnonneepente1
So ipsidious are the first annroocbo, %

So DsidiOus are the first approaches of co,
brought them to ho Of the grave Immediate resort "a n ~
JAYSE BxPgcroRASr the frs, appearance the Cu p
soness of the Throat Chest very generally prei
result the symptoms Indicate the presence
ton would tend to subius the vioIsncs Of the disease. and
materially assist in proongng the life Of the patient Use ia. R,v
roRyT therefore, when take Cold and thus prevent M
tor m use in dangerous complaints Sold everywhere
SrNDAY-SCHooL LBOoKs-BRoUGUTo~ g. w.
NAN No IS Dbsouss Keep hc largest snd best .son.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
FROM stVANNAH-In Steamship Herman Liyine.,ss " o..
Geld Ce D. B. Thompson, w. G. Allen, r. H. Packer n th-
green r. Mack Roduey, James Grover A. Bertart ne
The steeSage
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.
Steamship Herman livingston CbeeauaD Savannah HS,s
ssmship Lodona Hovey New Orleans Moases sud pas
BARK Enuhrosne Christie Singapore. Jolly eosee rs,
Brig Zephyr, LeGros. Rio Janeiro. Oct ~ coffee ''
sosoosEss-EivER AMP co.sTwn
Emma WajswOrth. Bridgeport Kate huBieL Westerly
lucy Hall, NewHsyen Henry Remses. Ehrbet...
Racer Port Jefferson Cyntha Bridgeport ~
Charles Hazard. Bridgeport. Join Siekdas Bosop
Josephine, Bridgeport. Wm. M Demst. Ssa-i,rr
Chase Rockand
SAILED
Ship Ellen GOOd,Dsed for s'u Francisco
Dec 5 lat TO- Ion 49, bark Eden. from Sunderland for Js..
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARL JAN 3Arived steamship sarsgoss from SssYe,.
s Richard Third LVepOoli schr Olive Pitman, Woods Hole sa
COBnery, Fall Rieer; Anda sDd Laura, Baraeoa
sAy.NSAH Jan 3Arved steamships Gen Barnes and Thomas
from New-YOrk
SAN FRAsosco. jan 2Ths steamship Sacramento from Panama
arrived here this evening
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04

FROM sAvANNAH-In Steamship Herman Liyine.tes " o. .
Geld CoI D. B. Thompson, w. G. Allen, B H. Packer n S'th
green r. Mack A. Rodney, James Grover A. Bertsrt a.,
The steeTage
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
SAG UARpOP Ianra Haven. n httle girl abont

II years daughter oDr Hea ofSag Hor was run over N
.rg amt sYrrc ngtd thst To
her both her legs had snpntei pr HNeh performed
painful operation hms.H The little mt hp tr pam Win
able Lntte A ,og aanei David Hal len bis honse az
Sag aro aud has act been held n e 10 case
be found for his and lher ssPcou foul paV
residence of Sag bor c,st tIe on NeWleas
aud wa damaged to the anouHt of t.uJ
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, July Capt. General De Rod as,
IN puDhc speech to-day, advised the journal
ISIS TO snow more moderation and endeavor to
conclliate all classes, and cease publishing irri-
tating articles especially in regard to the la
dies.
NEW YORK, July 2-The Herald has the
following special dispatch, dated Havana. july
1st via Key West 3D.
Captain General De Rodas, at an interview
with the Havana editors, expressed dssatisfac-
tion with their treatment of the situation. He
complained that instead of advocating union
and peace, they excited the passions and raised
obstacles to the policy of the government. He
wished them to understand that he was not the
sanguinary person that the people were led to
believe him to be. What he desired was to
pacify the Island with the least possible she'd
ding of blood. He expected the Journalists to
advocate Cancellation and peace, and be hoped
the editors would comprehend the spirit of
these instructions and act accordingly. In the
course of his speech he stated that Captain
General Dulce had been harshly treated.
HAVANA, July 2-The announcement of the
action Of the United States authorities in pre-
venting violation of the neutrality laws, rem.
ders the Spaniards more confident, and they
now look for the speedy termination of the re-
bellion In the island.
The receipts from customs at the ports o.
221,000 w VA
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
E U r. oPE
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, July "A meeting of the Peers
was held yesterday to arrange the composition
OF the new Irish Church body and to frame
amendments to the pending bill. Earl Rus
sell, Baron Westbury, Earl Gray, and others,
agreed to follow the lead of the Duke of Cleave-
land.
The House of Lords tonight continued the
consideration of the Irish Church bill in COM
mon. Clauses 25 and 26 were agreed to.
The Marquis of Salisbury moved to strike
out clause q, which required that payments
be made for the retention of ecclesiastical resi-
dences by the churches.
The Duke of Cleaveland moved an amend
ment, authorizing grants to the Catholics and
Presbyterians.
After long debate the House divided and
the amendment was lost-113 to 146.
LONDON, July 2-Evening.-It is ramored
that the Ecumanical Council at Rome is to be
postponed for year.
DUBLIN, July IA severe riot occurred in
Port Adown to-day, arising out of the Orange
demonstrations. The police fred on the riot
ers killing one man and wounding another
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 2-The contemplated changes
in the Ministry have been postponed until the
expenditures now before the Cortes is passed
1t was rumored that Senior Rivero, President
OF the Cortes, is likely to be called upon to
form new ministry.
Several official communications have passed
between General De Rodas, the new Captain
General of Cuba, and the home government.
by cable, in relation to Cuban affairs, but their
tenor has not been made public.
Carllst demonstrations are reported in the
Provinces.
There has been strike of the cab drivers.
who objected to the new regulations recurring
them to be uniformed and to issue tickets to
passengers The strike causes much inconve-
nience.
FRANCE.
T.,lxx o. - -.
Great Eastern through the cable was restored
at noon to-day. Dispatches received from her
explain the suspension of the cable as follows:
A fault was discovered in the cable ON We'd
nesday, and the Great Eastern was obliged to
stop to locate and remove it. A heavy gale
prevailed and in order to avoid the probability
of serious accident to the cable it was decid-
ed to cut and buoy it, which was successfully
DONE The weather to-day having become fine
the cable was recovered, the fault removed,
well on board. At noon to-day the Great East. .
ern was in lat. 47.55, long 30
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
O o M M E R CIAL

GRAND TRUNK RArLwAv-o6E hhls a. -.
corn 249 cans milk 80 sars lumber. do bark da
slaves, do laths, As bds PAPER So rolls leather "
ore do steel SPRINGS do old ron 20
for shipment East, 1000 bbls. -four, car Wheat.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1i cases webb;n.
horse rakes, moving machine, 33 pkgs scythes 3 ;
leather car potatoes, 10 bbls beans, 3s carboys iTo
pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND g. KENNEBEC RAILR0AD-f car lum-
blinds, car clapboards, cases bbls., IA doors,
bdls sash, mower 6 cases goods, ~ hides, bdls
scythes tubs butter "a bdls PAPER, 27 empty bbls
q cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS, FROM BosTON-111 bbls
four Ado OIL 40 coils cordage 81 boxes glass; rs KEGS
lead, 22s boxes mdse horses 90 pkgs to order fol
Canada and up country-156 bars railroad iron, 27
plates iron 81 casks OIL 100 boxes cans 90 bds eath-
err i3 bales paper 70 do rags 226 dry hdes 100 pkgs
TO order -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
T AT A BARBAcUE.
NEW MAMPsHIRE.


CONCORD, July 2.-The Legislature will moi
close its session this week, as was expected
having voted to ajourn to Monday next, at {
A. M.
The Concord & Rochester Railroad bill has
passed the Senate.
The New Hampshire Printers Association
VIII VII, meet at plymouth on the 10Th inst. f. p.
Miller, of the Portsmouth ChronicIe. will de-
liver the address, and G. FL. Marden, of the
Lowell Courier, the poem. An excursion on
Lake Winnipissogee will be plrt of the pro-
gramme.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
MISSOURI.
SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-Quite sharp shock of
earthquake was felt here between one and two
o'clock this morning. Windows and crockery
ratified, and in some instances furniture moved
No damage is reported. The wave travelled
North and South, and lasted from five to ten
seconds. The shock was felt within circuit
OF thirty miles of here, and at Cairo quite se-
YarnlY. -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
WASHINGTON.


hom june 21st to Both inclusive were as fol-
lows:-Boston, 1901, ,615; New York, SO, 752,-
900; Philadelphia, $23O,62S Baltimore, $236,
1bl; New Orleans. June 1st to 10TH s2O2, 3O6
San Francisco, June 9th to 10Th, $3O1 1865;
total, $4,024,O65. The receipts for internal rev.
enue to-day were 81, 100000.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03


LONDON, July 2-Forenoon.-Co at 923 q 92z
for money and account.
American securities-United States 5 20s SG3
Erie shares 1873; Illinois Cenral shares 95
FRANKFoRT, July -Forenoon.-United States
5-2e's sOa q s61
LIVERPOOL. July 2-F0renoon. active
sales to-day 1900 bales; Middling uplands 12}d
Middling Orleans I'D; sales OF the week 02,00(
bales Of which 10000 were for export and II 200 fol
speculation; stock in port 1872 900 bales oil which
1ss, 900 are American. Corn 27 q 29s. Pork COS
Lard 71as. Sugar 30s Sd.
LONDON, July 2-Evening.- closed at 92J
for money and account.
American securities-United States 5-2o's quiet
shares 95.
LIVERPOOL, July 2-Evening.-Cotton a shade
hrmer; Middling uplands 12id; Middling Orleans
l2zd; sales $4,000 bales. Glover Seed 42s,
LONDON, July p -Eyening.-Linseed Oil e31 1ss,
Sugar quiet, both on the spot and afoat
FRAEKFoRT, July 2-Eyening. United Statel
5-2O's closed at s6f.
HAVANA, July 2.-sSuses closed frm on a basis o
81 reals % arrobe for No. ~ Dutch stand ard.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

BOSTON, July /.
The recent movement in the boot and shoe market
continued and gained activity until Saturday alter
noon. Large quantities Of goods were shipped for
the West, also for New York and the South Many
OF these were on orders previously given, yet almost
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
CONNEoTICUT.

New HAVEN, July 2-The Freshmen base
ball clubs Of Yale and Brown Universities
played game of base ball in this city to-day,
resulting in favor of the Yale club-55 to IL.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
mAssAUHUsETTs.

Boston, July 2-Rosannah Ryan was COM
mtted to Cambridge Jail to-day, in default of
$1,000 bail, on charge of causing he death of
her step son, six years old, by whipping. The
parties lived in Stow
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
80. $50 .5es 65.l
Jan. to June, ,..,.... 20, ,992, ,S12
June to July 1,..... 33,767,772
Bangor Whig.


Jan. to June. % 992,3 ,312
June TO July 1,..... 337S7,172
Bangor Whig
NEW YORK. July 2.6 P. M.-cotton quiet and
firm; sales 1900 bales; Middlng uplands 34jc Flour
sales 9400 bbls.; State and Western shipping
grades q 10c better with more doing; superfne to
fancy State s5 @ 65 do to choice Westerns so q
70; Southern shade frmer; sales 400 bbls. COM
mon to choice 40 a II 65 California quiet at 35 "a
90. Wheat q &c better and fairly active: sales
SDo Suss a. NJ Wss sPsn;g a. g M and
moderate demand and shade frmer; sales GOO
BUSH; new Mixed Western "a a SIC via canal, and
90 q s2c Oats lc better; sales 1000 bush West
ern II q 7Sc afoat. Beef steady and unchanged :
sales 725 bbls. Pork heavy and lower; sales 476
50 0O prime 26 90 q 27 90. Lard duh and dropping
sales 425 bbls steam rendered 1ff a 19sc kettle 19f
q zoe. Whiskey frmer; sales 150 bbs.; Western 81
g i1ic MoIasses quiet. Tallow dull; sales 5000
TBS at III q 111c. Linseed quiet and nominal
FTeights to Liverpool are lower Cotton per steamer
steamer Sd.
CHICAGO. July 2.-F1our quiet but firm and high
er low grades 70 Spring extras at rs q b0 Wheat
active and higher; sales No. at 80 a 3O5; No. 2
at u @1 274. Corn active and excited sales No. 1
at 72l g 72ici No. 2 at 70 q 72s. Oats active and
ses a. % sass s No. s9 l. Bs nominal High Mines
80 12i. Lard 19e. Dry salted shoulders 12Ic
MILWAUKEE. July 2.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat unsettled; No. at 81; No. at 27I. Oats
armi ~ No' az VIC Corn nominal Rye steady att 10
prime.
cIsoIKSATI, July 2-whiskey quiet at e2c Mess
PORK, ~ 90 offered. Bulk Meats held at l2sc for
and clear sides. Bacon dull at 4fc for shoulders 17c
Tor rib Sides 19gc for clear rib and 1Sc for clear Sides
Lard offered at 19c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-Cotton sitter: Mdd1ino
uplands 313 q 33c. Sugar dull; common 9I C0 1Oc
prime l3s. Molasses-more offering.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

THE Haydn Association having completed its or
i ganization, would respectfully announce that
limited number ofSEAsoN TICKETS admitting the
holder to all the Rehedrs0ls and Concerts for one
year at So 90 each have been prepared and left for
Pane's Music Store, Middle, j. N. Davis Music
Store, Center st, and at VIM. G. Twombly's Piano
Forte Rooms, Exchange ST.
Tickets for Life Membership $25. can be obtained
of the President, Abner Lowell, Esq, at Lowell g
Senter's 301 Congress ST. Lite Members are entitled
to free admission to all concerts and rehearsals of
the Association, each tcket4dmitting Gentleman
and Lady. Per Ordef.
GEO. II. SMARD0N,
Jel5d1m Sec'y Haydn Association.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
"OUT OF SORTS-,, ,,

Take DIR, S. O. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY VINE
BITTERS, ,-the most medicinal in the market. Es-
tablished in 1908. mar12-sNeod& Wan
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
NEW YORK.
THE rTTRAN ppranNure


NEW YORK, July 2.-The Cuban prisoners
on the U. 8. ship Vermont were to-day trans
ferred to the Catherine Whiting, lying at the
navy yard. 1t is expected that they will be
released this evening, as majority are Cn-
pans. Senior Alfred and DR.. Bassora have,
however, been brought to New York and
lodged in Ludlow street Jail. Warrants there
for were issued by Commissioner White, be-
fore whom their cases will came tomorrow
Application will be made for their release on
bail. 1t is now considered probable that Ryan
and his men are prisoners as a revenue cutter
has been sent to GARDENERS island with a fully
armed crew and posse of deputy marshals.-
Report says they have quarrelied among them
selves, and that three were killed and several
wounded by pistol shots in free fight yester-
day.
THE RACES.
TRoK, July 2.-To-day was the last day OF
the June meeting OF Rensselaer, Park Asssoci-
alton. The race for all horses that have never
trotted better than 225 was won by Moses
Gray Mack in three straight heats. Time,
2.29 3.4, 229 and 2.29 L.
FATAL RESULT
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 2-The convict Drake,
VINO was shot in the revolt at the Sing Sing
prison ON Wednesday, died to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

John g. Brown, who was tried in the United
States District Court for passing counterfeit
fractional currency, was convicted and SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment in Dedham
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
DR.. HAMS Aromatic Inyigorator

Removes from the system the i'll effects caused by the
excessive use OF alcoholic liquors, and efectually
destroys the appetite for these smuants. It gives
tone to debilitated mucous surfaces Effete matter
is removed from the system, thereby restoring it to
quick and efeetual, curing the most aggravated
Eases OF Dyspepsia Kidney Complaints, and all 9TH
sEPeeay E manner. This elegant preparation has stood
Give s q years. A wine glass full before eating will
indioasst;oa appetite and prevent all suffering from
t;nns sbavld ladies of weak and delicate constitu-
'sss axe the invigoraor III ee times day.
and reresSin e before retiring will insure sweet
trial md ~ indncap dp. All the proprietor asks ia
ratof ~ p1 e no5sles az 90 ets-quarts LOO Prin-
by all druggists. mayiSeodsNa,o aVn ooiu
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

Any Yacht in the State may enter by complying
Yacht Club.
No second prize will be awarded unless two or
more Yachts contend.
Allnecessary information in rega ard to entries cour-
ses and regulations, be obtained OF the Commit
tee.
GEO. P. wESCOTT. / Committee on
Il. A. SAWYER, Regatta.
Judges.
GEO. A WIGHT. o. NJ MARRETT,
CAPT. CHAS. III. CHASE,
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03
Domestic marIIe.s

b ANeoRy June Humber Markef-The follow-
Ing is statement OF the amount of Lumber surveyed
nom january LIST to July 1st, 1869, compared with
the amount surveyed during the same period in 1867
and 1868: ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-03

NEW YORK, July 2-Eyenng Money became
stringent after p. NJ and the rate was run nm IA
over the legal interest. About p. M. WAS ths
quoted rate; little was done, however after 15
NJ Inc bond purchase to morrow will relieve abou
$5ouOU0 In currency, which will naturally tend n
relieve the m1rket' Foreign Exchange nominaly
steady, closing at 1881 Gold heavy this afternoon
owing to the advance of United States bonds in Lon
don and the increased stringency of Money closing
3,l6, S2 7-32, /, 932 "a sic per cent Governmenfs
closed strong and steady. Henry Clewes a. Co fur
nish the following 4.15 quotations United States
coupon Us. 1881, 1174; do 5-26s 1862 122: do 1884
ll78 do 1865, 49,; do January and ,Juv 1857 116s
do do 1868, 116f; 10-40s, 1854; Pacific 0s log
Southern State securities were heavy and lower
this afternoon. ~ -o"e.
1t is understood that proceedings have been com
menced to foreclose the third mortgage bonds Of the
Lacrosse q Mississippi Railroad C0muany A final
decision IN this suit is important as it may effect the
ownership OF property now owned By other railroads
Inc Stock market at the close was generally steady
although not up to the extreme figures of the after
noon The sudden rise to 106 of Pitsburg was b as
ed on report Of 20 per cent scrip and 2 with div
idends. At ". M. the market closed dull and
heavy. The following $50 prices Pacific Mail
9Ob; Western Union Telegraph, 1884, New York Cen
tra 1857 Erie, 3Ot; do preferred, 81; Hudson 163s
Reading, 50; Fort Wayne, 1856; Michigan Central.
l2S; Michigan Southern, 109s; Illinois Central, IA
asked; Cleyeleland q Pittsburg, los; Chicago &
Rock Island, 1lSz; Chicago a. North Western, s28 /:
do preferred, oct; Hartford q Erie, % a 2o3 -
The disbursement of coin interest Yesterday and
to-day amounted to $4,000, ,000
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to $82, 100000. - =
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to day amounted to $85,047 900.