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from sunstroke, ana died soon afterwards notwitn-
standing nc was attended by The physician. the body
was subsequently removed to the Mo que. Deceased
was ave ieet eight inches In height stout built, blue
eyes, dark complexion. heavy whiskers, but no
coat. brown cloth vest and pants, black anu red
flannel shirt The body remains at the M0rgue for
identncaton. but cannot be kept long, owing to the
The various railroad lines In this city have learned
wisdom from experience. Last summer many
the two heated terms we have had this season the
companies have supplied relays OF horses along their
who showed signs Of giving out and the conse-
quence has been that, though many horses places
had to be supplied. no horse has dled from the ef-
fects Of the heat except one on the Fourth avenue
line which dropped dead without any f0rewarntng
COUP DE soLIEL IN BROOKLYN.
Charles Lampe aged thirty years, residing In Ham,
fltOn avenue, was sunstruck while at work In q
sewer on Third avenue, near Eleventh street. about
three o'clock yesterday afternoon. He Is in crit
Thomas Hogan, aged twenty years. died at
O'CLOCK p from the e sU Of I the heat 00a' S
Matthew Black aged thirty-One, residing at No.
us Front street and employed at the Bridge Com.
heat. He was taken home ct four O'Clock P. M.
O. +. Foster, residing at No: 1913 Adelphia street,
at the Atlantic Lead Works. Taken TO the City
John o'Drien 81 years. was Frustrated by the heat
IN washington st., at about p. M. He was taken
Charles Vine. aged %. was prostaated by the heat
was taken to the hospital.
Lewis Karin, q German. thirty three years Of age.
residing at 28l Adams street. was Frustrated by the
heal In Fifth avenue near Twentieth street. at about
SIX O'Clock INST evening, and died within thirty
minutes thereafter. His body was taken to the
notified. - vs.
Margaret Kenny, residing at At Union street, died
suddenly last night
sUSsTRoKEs IN NEWARK.
In Newark, N. j. yesterday the heat was intense.
For several hours In the middle Of the day the Their
m0meter fuctuated between 80 and 100 degrees.
John Il. Chase one OF the United States census
marshals had TO give up work in consequence Of the
heat. ilI -
Robert Mead, laborer, OF River street, was
brought to the station house In an exhausted cOnd.
ton, as was also GOtfried Ebe, brewer in New
York. residing ut No. 1913 Forty seventh street. New
York. Both were cared for oy Surgeon Hatght and
will probably recover.
sUkSTRUGK IN HOBOREN '-''~-
During the prevalence Of the excessive heat yes.
setuss oil uni'"r ..u man named Wilhelm Helm,
.-, yursy years tel insensiblc from exhaustion at
the cotner OF Third 6rd washington streets, HOBO
KEN and died soon Afterwards. ne was worKlns iUa
Mi Gartner at the time Coro,"er Crane tooxi the
remains in charge and will hold ON L..
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q = 7 = u A r z.
George g. Kiu1.

despatch from Providence, r. l., reports the
death OF this gentleman at Newport on yesterday.
Mr.. King was born In Rhode Island during the first
decade Of the present century. He received good
education at the Brown University, where he was
graduated in 1925. After years passed in local
politics Mr.. King was elected Representative in
Congress In 1S49 and was chosen Presidential
In 1919 for General Taylor. On the expiration OF
his term Mr.. King was re elected and served till
1853, when he retired, and never after appeared
prominently in politics.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
FR o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Russian Report Of the Christians Mas
sacre In China.
@teambOat Explosion In
Louisiana.
RUSSIA.

umpsrtanc News from China--The Christians
y Massacre Connrnaod.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July II, 1870.
Later and authentic advices from Tienstin. by ele
eraph through Siberia confirm the previous reports
Sof tho massacre OF foreigners In China
The outrages were committed on the 10th OF June.
- The natives cot ore to and destroyed the French
Embellishments. bus LEFT those Of the Germans un
Touched.
the representatives Of the foreign Powers at Pekn
Had addressed Joint note to the Chinese govern
naat demanding the punishment OF the rioters, and
ilnnnunaty Tor the losses sustained ,
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CUSA.

psss.a Beddls Recoverins-Ds.th Of Hi.
Wifo.
+ Il :, HAVANA, July Is, 1870.
american Consul Beddle, who has been down with
3caow fever. Is recovering sowly. His wife died OF
the disease yesterday.
f0snsm Hall. Of Aatanzas, y In temporary charge
~ - Consulate.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg mall steamship silesia will leave
this port on Tuesday for Plymouth Cherbcurg ana
Hamburg
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europe
win be ready at ten O'CLOCK In the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. six centA.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Crise is isSstsn.-Fatal Accidents-Ths ship.
wrecked French Sailors.

Crtsse Ia B0stan--Fatal Accidonts-Ths ship.
wrecked French Sailors.
BOSTON, July 1s, 1870.
Two h0micides took place in the northern part OF
this city last evening-one originating in Difficulty
between some Italians, during which Luigi Gerhardi.
mol was shot dead by q countryman, who escaped,
but will probably soon be arrested; tile other resulted
from fight, In which several Irishmen were en-.
gagged, during which Curran W. Laughlin was
knocked down by o terrible blow OF the fist, dislO.
eating his neck. Thomas May and Thomas O'C0nnor,
parties In the night. are under arrest.
George W. WhittemOre, proprietor Of Wde's
HOTEL In this city, died last night from overdose
OF laudanunl.
Thomas hiland was killed to-day by falling from
building Oh which he was at work on Central
Wharf. r
A train employed on the Name Railroad ran over
and killed stonecutter employed by 3. w. Gage,
near Haverhill to-day.
The eight Frenchmen who were picked up at sea
and brought here by the brig William Mason state
that they emigrants bound from Marseilles 70
Pernambuc0, on the bark Felix, which vessel sprung
leak and was aband Oncd.
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The Reception of ,he Con,e.,.n,.

Mr. John B. Morgan, Recording Secretary OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday issued notification
that, by order OF Commodore william voornis. tho
Atlantic Yacht Club ieet will rendezvous at Clifton
Staten Island, from the Goth TO 25th inst TO be In
readRcss to participate in the reception O! the Cam
bra aud Dauntless on their arrival on the lightship.
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SPAIN.


, Politics and Party.
~ s- MADRID, July 10, 1870.
re Il not true that any intention exists here.
either on the part Of the government or any political
prrty OF comforting royal attributes on the Pagent
s6erraio for limited period /.
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MEXICO.

30 Capture Of Rebel Generals.
~ HAVANA. July 1s, 1870.
xdvices have been received here nom the city of
Mexico bearing date July Is.
The rebel Generals Negrete and villa have been
captured. The government feels disposed to shoot
them for punishment and to serve as warning to
sothers, but some Of the journals and number OF
nnuential persons unite IN pressure Of President
Juarez TO save their lives lfeea
j. The Free Zone to bo Abolished.
- CITY OF MEXICO July 1911
- Via HAVANA July 1S, 1870. I
The zona Ltbre has not been extended, but viii be
abolished entirely
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SCOTLAND.

$40 nF II Destructive Storm.
LONDON. July 10, 1870.
"A violent thunder storm passed over the Scottish
lowlands Sunday, doing much damage to property,
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GIeat Fire 10 Charlestown-Burning Of the
Tudor COmpnny's OH Worlks-Loss Four
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
BOSTON, July Is, 1870.
The Tudor C0mpany's building at tho end Of
Charles river bridge. Charlestown. was completely
destroyed by nre early this evening. The fire was
caused Dy friction Of the machinery. The building
was used as mandatory for linseed oil in the
lower part and jute bagglng in the upper part The
loss Is 800 000 INSURANCE S360.0oo, mostly In New
York and London Offices.
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The Weather Elsewhere.

P0UGHKEEPsIB n. r, July Is, 1870.
The neat here to-day L. intense. The mercury
stands at ninety eight in the shade the same as yes.
tefdaY.
BALTIMORE, July 18, 1870.
Twelve or fifteen cases OF sunstrOke have occurred
here within The past two days, i've OF which were
fatal.
RICHMOND, July IS. 1870.
The thermometer at two O'Clock this afternoon
was ninety-nine degrees. There was q heavy rain
storm This evening
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Stnnordss Iron and sulphur Powders
invigorate tho body anc
purity the blood.

"AIl II Not Gold Tint GIiiters.''
why have the ladies OF this city and vicinity discarded The
various proprietary pulled nostrums for the hair and nov
ind such Joyous contenment in the use Of REsIoRE1
AEERICA2 Simply because RESTORER AMERICA In NO
single instance has anything save what has bees
while their dearly purchased experience has
they treated their faded quaedam stunt re-
media perculus"and that the timely advent OF Restores
America "up0n the troubled watsrs' 70 them 'TH5
BOW OF PROMISE" THE BEACON LIGHT "
sAFETYt
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board. Here is the list taken from Murrsy's Hotel
register -
Moses Fiske, j. Ii. Jones,
John German. NJ. o. ReardOn,
Leon De Leon, Miss Marion Fiske.
Albert De Leon, Miss Marion HolcOmb,
A. M. Hernandez. Miss Ida De SOyer,
Arthur Hernandez, Miss Ella Wesner,
Frank Hernandez Miss Hattie Fulmer,
]. w. Thorpe, Miss Nellie Johnson,
J. B. Johnson, w. Il. Hayden, agent
H. H. Pratt
Mr.. German appears to have been the manager Of
the concern, together with Flske. Mr. Murray
mourns the loss or nearly one hundred dollars as
stated. He went to James A. Hedden, cashier OF the
First National Bank Of Newark, who telegraphed to
the cashier Of the Third National Bank IN Philadel-
delphia. Mr.. r. Glendoning, TO know If German had
any money there. The reply was briefly no." The
burlesauoinR buEesquers may have been stealing the
good name OF MIS- oates, but still must reiterate
tnat the harvest OF oats here was very insignificant.
They were regularly billed here for the Newark
Opera House and announced by advertisement as
"Mrs. Oates Buresque Company, from the olympic
theatre. New YORK, In the great burlesque OF the
'Field OF the Cloth OF Go!d" FAIR PLAY.
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TIE OLD THEATRICAL STORY.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In order that the leracity OF the HERALD reporter
IN this city may be properly estimated send you
list Of the members Of the coates Buresque Com
pany, from the Olympic The-tre, New York;" who
started or without settling each one, four days
board. Here is the list taken from Murray's Hotel
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A.-For Restoring the DriginaI CclSr 81 r sns
HAIR DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING rms
SCALP RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN Equal
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
Isl Broadway, corner Murray strese

Sewing Machine, @25 to S43s 81 Broaa-
NV can he INTO hand machine instantly; con-
veneut for parties going in the country; wsrsn'e' URN
cAss.
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S,r,.s, aoro,s JInrivalled Hair Dye.-Sold
o,d annisd Al his wig and scalp factory No. Aston Uousc
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Quantities..
Deg. Nm
Lat Lat sandy sa sS' Middle lat deg
Din In lat. ;...............,s 5imSsl miles.
koas. s s. sgY BOOK s; ....lls Ssw.
IS $3.50 d,n
s "A S eepat.aIe Give $50 miles
The Dauntless was therefore at midnight on the
sth inst. 1870 miles from Sandy HOOK.
CAMBRIA.
Lat. on July noonL......4 3lW.l M,d,u. il, Al IA,
Lat sandy Hook...............D "a ! ~ '' ""H
Long. on July tnoon). .......25 3SN.
Long. sandy Hook. LIB COW
A 2l-2,s4O dun.
e43 dill. lat WV Af~' s'
The Cambria was therefore at noon on the eth
inst. 100 miles from SANDY Hook.
Haes
Distance Of Dsunless when spoken 1910
Distance OF Cambria to when spoken o,26O
Cambria ahead OF Dauntless 40
ALLOW Dauntleas for twelve hours. s.
Cambria actually nearer Sandy Hook ........... %
1t will thus be seen that the Cambria was, as near
as we compute, about fty five mics nearer than
the Dauntless to Sandy Hook reckoning up FOR Doth
schooners TO the same hour.
We are not sure that the longitude and latitude Of
the Dauntless reported Is accurate ana In making
this computation we have given the Cambria the
Oenent OF eighteen miles.
Reduced TO the most careful accuracy the Cambria
was no nearer Sandy Hook on the 9th inst than the
figures gwen, and che Dauntless less than forty
| miles further from SANDY Hook. These coiRpULi
tons have been made by Mercator's Sailing ard tt
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
TUESDAY. August 9-P. NJ.
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.

The different markets at the Stock Exchange
have beep more active to-day than for some time past
Gold bas been feyersL but generally weak whe GOV
ernment bonds and railway shares have peeh Srohs'
The increased volume Of business II due To the return
the city Of many operators and brokers' ana Cie i'
proved tone OF the markets, chiefly to growing peeI
that the European war win he Of short duration frl-
vae adylces from London report that the money rheC
is working easily and that discounts outside OF the
Bank OF England are readily obtained at one ana TWO
per cent below the bank rate In the present dStupe
condition OF monetary affairs on the Continent cont
mental capital il steadily grayitatng 10 London ana IN
Paris to-day Sterling Exchange was advanced from 5t
to 25CO the latter being the highest rate known O many
years
Money continues excessively abundant TO -borroW'rs
on call The large dealers IN Government bonds nave
more offered them than they employ at three per
cent while among the Stockholders four ana hVe ii
cent are the Notwithstanding this piethora "i
money for call loans lenders seem dsnciined to make
time engagements under seven per cent In the market
for commercial paper but little business IL dong ana
approved acceptances quoted At Gl to 81 per cent
with only exceptional sales under seven per cent Ihe
heavy drain of specie which the banks have been sub
ected since the outbreak Of the and the consequent
reduction in the bank reserve have caused appre
henson Of a stringent market distant day, should
this drain continue modified scale. As pTac
teal Offset TO Tins however the large currency balance
Of the Treasury, reported to-day at S0Og70oO large
part of which is believed the Secretary would in case
of severe disturbance put in circulation by increasing
his bond purchases. The present coin balance III the
Treasury reported by the dispatches, at $780,
OOOOOO OF which s3s 100000 in coin certificates.
The gold market has been feversh and the range OF
the premium lower than yesterday, the highest
sale having lss, and the lowest at Nh the lat
ter having been made in the afternoon after the regular
hours. The fluctuations have been Influenced by the
quotations OF 5-20s abroad which have been firm, by
rumors Of the death OF Napoleon and revolution III
France and by reports in regard to the amount of the
specie shipment tomorrow. As far can learn to-
night tomorrows shipment viii not exceed 81 25oOOo.
considerable portion OF which will be gold bars The
temper Of speculation, reflected in the gOldoan
kct seems under the lead of the German bankers to be
decidedly in favor of lower premium. Holders of gold
have had their balances carried to-day free of interest
and for l, 2 3, and per cent The following shows
the principal quotations in the Gold Room to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
LITERARY.

Two silly stories are III circulation III 'lo
pcvsrapers 20 which quictus may a. wen !" s'0"'
tn a. = tbat Iohn Randolph, upon his dcatfpeu III
,,,,a hotel did not write Remorse !! on caiu'
,,"p Morse~ that being the name of one Oh MS d,
.,aIts Now IL happens that Or. Parrish VINO t naa
Ir, ~ Randolph has given full ana PtrIeC,y DE-
t"r3v account Of the last hours OF MS patent. 1
S3.h' sfter doing awhile suddenly crled Out ne
,,orsei remOrSe. -. LET me see the NoIu, L., IN M a. 10
ct a dictionary and let me see the WOru: me-, ;t
iut. no dictionary IN tle room, Randolph suu. ~ ,,,n
dowt-let me see the word Dr. falIlsl HuJod IL to
eue OF Randolph own vislttnGCaru~' anu
nm Gle was SAYS the dOctoT, 'eXcesS!Sel -,
D. ,ereated sRemorSe-yOu form no lued vi II 49,.
ever. n has contributed 10 bring me Ia my tc. d
tior but have looked the Lord Jesus OhiSs' ard
So NV, ol,fai,ed uardou' He then gave thc "u
a. thc doctor telling him put II in his pocel, anu anu t
IN When | am dead lock at II! 30 Hlutu So -,
1I',naering story that Randolph Wrote n E"oi'''
wien n font oi fact. Dc did not write any tns' %
The s,aand absurd tale ls, thai MI fve % Eu Nj, Al
sebp Raven hut that samuel FcuWlch oi wv .,
sI1 tbat Poe couceanc the name OF the real lutn"
pripted the poem his own inns stalevno ~ % r'',,
upon the authority OF letter salu ~ haNS I , .,
nv Poe 10 MIR Daniels of Philadelphia fS Is mau0 "
say ,, -,
The sersstor pucd made dishonest enong 10 cooes' e
~ ~ ,, ,i suor vso ct you know some tne before
~ ont ard by that EesusI ENJOY all the credit and applause
,.,, srrI, make this statement TO Won foT the -
W,s tbere ever ANYTHING more stupidf Anybody in
Tho st ACQUAINTED with Mr.. Pocs poetry, with his vo
,lr, ana with his peculiar theories of NerslhcatlOn
Xi ssy M once that if Poe did not write The Raven
~ dcv1 did AIT Poe All didboiUs! Had this remark
sie poem been printed anonymously II would at once
have bccu attributed 20 him by majority OF its well
informed readers II ne did not write The Raven, who
wrot. "rAc Bells" and "Lenorel'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

RrprrNGroS. CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MiNNESoiN @
D ,,rpo,n CoMpANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN thn
CrxT FTyry.YEAR SINKING FUND BoEDs 'prncipai
and interest payable in gold, free of Governmen'
tav counon or registered convertible at the op'o.
Of the holder into stock of the Company par wncn
privilege will at no distant day enable the nOloen' oen
s honds 70 realize upon them at price con-
% o5eTably above par besides paving about nine rso ~
ner cent currency interest in the meanwhile. ino
s,aIisbed character of this road running as IL does
.~o,,a the heart of the most thickly-setied portion
of tbe Great State of Iowa together with It's present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant u'
in unhesitatingly recommending these bonus 70 III
vestors as in every respect, an undoubted securly
limited quantity are still offered at W ana
n. =, HENRY CLEws g. Co., No. 81 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

The Railway share market has been strong, and be-
fore noticed, more active than for several days. The
advance IN prices has been from Ia per cent with the
principal dealings In New York Central and Hudson
Lake Shore Wabash, Reading, Rock Island. ST. Paul
aud Ohio and Mississippi. One great drawback To an
advance In prices has been the war for time past
between the trunk lines in regard freight and
senscr charges. II is understood that negotiations
no" pending between the managers the leading roads
looking to an early settlement of this war In this
hecoh IL II sad THIS evening that the President of the
Erie will, tomorrow, meet Commodore Vanderbilt az
saratoga Tor the purpose Of arranging a settlement, and
that the Pennsylvania Railroad managers in the
movement The knowledge that an effort is making TO
restore rates to their former figures stimulated pur
ohaseS OF stocks to-day Miscellaneous and Express
shares nave been dull and only small business has
peen done In Investment shares The following shows the
range OF the principal stocks To-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
THE MARKETS.
IcarefalIy reportea for TnE TEIpusE. J

=
ASHFS-po,s remain demand al 1T 70
pa. , du ant prces augd quote iyG T9 73
BEESWAXT Yellow Western and Southern las been only
moderate aJ1s37c.
BRISTLEAmercan Gray and White have been only IN moderate
demsu Il quote nom &c o.
BROOM CORNTte has uo - unchanged sales
oC and Prime hur
M al hsnie
al -l6n p per 900 according % Qssh ana quantity.
BUILDING MATERALS-Busnss has been only moderate and
prces unchanged
COTTON-he moderate and mainly rom spnne bnt
st 10 good working tt prices shade hrmr
qualities howeer very plenty freely Offered and lover
and nominal OF SO bae ncmhng aaJ o
sumption For future delivery market opened
nrme tc od the Aghesi
l4c, geo }c 200, September
al Navemuer 6!c.; a1d 100 haes De
cente Ibc Mdlng FOrgn sdvces
49,. ,.l fte market W.. mot fol love.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
B,sKryG HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws d Co..

p,Sv,vc HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws 81 Co.,
81 Wall-st.
Interest allowed on all daily balances OF goid com
or currency accounts at market rates
Persons depositing with us can check at Hsht' IN
same manner as upon any OF the banks
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand
- fvod date hearing interest at the current
rate.
Collections made promptly at all points.
We draw Bills Of Exchange make telegraphic
transfers of money in London, and issue credits
available throughout Europe
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts, on terms
the same as for Currency; to receive Gold on Depos-
IT, bearing interest, and subject TO check al sight;
TO issue Gold Certificates of Deposit; to make Ad-
yances in Gold against Currency and other Collate-
rails: and 10 afford Banking Facilities generally upon
a Gold Basis.
GEORGE OPDYKT & Co are agents for the sale Of
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices:
Ny. and O Midland First Mortgage Bonds, : per
cent, gold.
St. Louis and s. Z. Railway First Mortgage Bonds.
per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds {
per cent gold indorsed by State Of Alabama
Alabama State So.
New-JeIsey Town Bonds, 7 pei cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BoNDs
Of the
West WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale AT ninety,
by
WHITE MORRIS & Co..
Rark keTs and Financial Agents of the Company
No 20 Wail-st.. NewYork.
We offer for sale, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAiI-
ROAD BONDS 80 years to Tun seven per cent interest
semi-annually, at 90 and accrued interest
No BETTER SECURITY, OF OF more intrinsic merit
CAN BE MADE
For particulars. apply 10
J. b. ALEXANDER Il Co., 10 Nassau-st.
JNo. J. Cisco ~ Son. 80 Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
The following are the closing street quotations Of
Untcd states bonds reported by Messr Fisk Hatch:

State bonds have been dull and firm, with dealings
well distributed. At the Board notice sale Of New
York State Gs OF 3 at lO7 and OF South Carolina state Gs
january and Juy), new, at 7lk Railroad Oogds have
also been dull with the exception OF the Union Pachc
which have been moderately active and strong. The
following were the c0sng street quotations for the
Union Pacific securities: First mortgages, s2lds2a
stock. 20. qJO income bonds, 775a7s and land grants
73a73i.
The foreign exchange market continues dull and nom