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RY WILLIAM l.. WALL & Co, Auctioneers
Id New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 cor. Penna. ave. aud 9th ST

Sos. 9V0 and 9e2 cor. Penna. ave. aud 9th ST
TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
TON, ID. G, ON THE ROAD LEADING INTO
I4TH sTRkET Road, EEAR TIE COLUM
Ia BY virtue of a deed o. trust to the under
E%2 signed, bearing date the sixth 81 day OF De
Acember. lS51. and recorded in Liber & 4,
No. a. folos 49, &c of the land recoros uf the
unity Of Washington, in the District of COiumbia
and at the request Of the National Union BuIldins
Association, shall offer for sale public auc ton
in front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,, the
ninth (9l day of November, $50, at O'Clock . m .
Lot numbered tw eye (l2l. in block numbere four
teen (l4D, according to Hall q Elvsns recorded sub
division Of the property known Meridian Hill, as
surveyed by Charles II Bliss survey in the month
of September. lS67. with the mprov ements, consist
ing OF neat Franc Dwelling House beautifully
situated and very desirable q suburban residence.
Terms: One half cash; the balance in six aud
twelve months ts be secured 10y deed trust On the
premises sold One hundred dollars down az the
time OF SALE Revenue STAN ps and cOnyeyancing AT
the cost OF the purchaser There is about eight hun
dred dollars due this property under tie dea II
trust. IL the terms OF sale not coIr.iinJ ann
within ten o) days the trustees the right To-
re sell the property at the risk al cos. of the de-
fanting purchaser by adrerts;pE the same three q,
times in The Evening Ste: Newspaper.
5JsN II h skMmEs. Trustees.
oc2 law6ds W. l.. WALL & co. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
II Southeast 7 nd nsrre

~ southeast corner 9TH And ID streets.
GROCERIES,, STORE ElATCBEs. HoUSEAND
LOT, &C, ST AUCTION.
- I'd AONIAb the 1th instant. We shall eel
Ia: It L o clock N at the large grocery store,
= corner Of 9th and STREETS, No. 1901, N. W =,
an excellent assortment q Groceries, such as
Teas, Sugars sud C-ffes, aud all other grOc cries
usually kept in trst class T tail grocery store
Store INtures. Platform snd Counter Scales and
Measures, Counters and Shelving.
Also,
At o'clock precisely, shall sell the large Brick
House, containing eight good and cO1ve lieA thy az
ranged rooms, large store room. warehouse and eel
lar, and lot, hay ins front OF is feet inches run
ming in the line Of street 100 feet to alley.
Terms Of sale ter house aud lot: One third cash
balance s, L. and Is months for notes bearing inter
est. Added given and deed Of trust taken All con
yeyancing AZ cost OF purchaser. 8 100 to be paid
down when sold
This property is Considered one Of the best loca
tions for store in that part Of the city.
no3-3t fChronl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc
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Try GRtBN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 3lS, southeast corner 7th and d street

HANnSOME BUILDING LOT FIR DNTING ON
hiGHTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND
eIkEhTS NORTH. Ar AUCTION.
a On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, we shall
6Vseii, IN front OF the premises, at "A o'clock p
-, north part of Lot u, in square No. $50,
depth of 80 feet inches.
Terms; One half cash; balance in six and twelve
and desc Of trust taken. All conveyancing and
stamps at cost Of purchaser. SIS 20 be paid down
when the property ts sold.
no2d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
M ID. PklNCk WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC
w. Auction lot of MEN and WOMEN'S WEAR
&C: &c, a. the store, 1909 Pennsy anita avenue,
ESEki MARKET DAY until the store is rented
oc14 GU L, THOMPSON, Auctioueer.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON
STREET SOUTH AND ID STREET EAST

AT AUCTION. - -1aE - Al
n On TUESDAY, the sth inst, at AZ O'Clock D.
I'm we shall sell In front Of the premises. lot
NO. 2, being 60 feet, inches front on y street
south, aud also "a feet front on "a street east: In
suit purchasers.
TeTns.- One third cash: balance and IL months,
for notes bearing fntersst snd secured by deso q
trust on the premises. stamps. &C, at cost of pur
chAsera Se5V down on each lot at time Of sale.
mol GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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e ks XPREss

100 ks EXPREs
Dstssse called tor and delivered to and evom Rail.
$3.50 o,rHnocsts, Hotels and Private Residences
- 800 nc Aed 20 all points. via Orange Alex
south. ~ ~ sno CONNECTING hnes
All orders promptly attended to-
rreignt and UrDiture moved with cara
strret-W. & g r r. D~p~t ~ "''~' s"~ ''n
Branch ONCE. No 306 sth.,,.., .n n
Alexandria, Va. - 0'spH - ~
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Ri GkkEN q VILLA Ms, Aucuonesrs,
- No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and ID stree

~
CHsNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE RgAL Es-
IAIE On Ira STREET ROAD. NEAR BuUN
DAki STREET, OPPOSITE PARK HOTEL
- BY virtue OF ds cree of the Supreme Court Of
II: the District OF Columbia, holding an equity
court, IN cause NO. l549, wherein Geor9e E.
Coleman is mplainant and Nicholas LochboLer Ell
I'll are defenc ants, the undersigned, Trustee Vii
proceed Ia cell, on The premises, on MONDAY 2sth
hoNember, )s3O At So CLOCK D. m all that piece or
Parcel 81 Gr9nnd situate in tire county of Washing
ton, in the District Of Columbia, being part OF a
tract q lard known as Mount Peasants. aud de.
scrIbed 10 certain plat Of subdivision of said mart
~ Mount Peasants recorded in I.iber A. s.. No
Warrington as Lo. No 50. ip said subdivisi9n: the
said lot being COZ taned within the tes and boIn1,
a. lard down on SAIL plat Of sad subdivision a. said
part q Mount Plcassnts; with the Buildings and
improvements, consulting Of large Frame Dwelling
Eouse. s
Terms Of sale, "a prescribed by said decree: One.
third cash; ana the balance in three, ak niue and
twelve months from day Of sale, with interest and
The psypent OF said balance to be secured by APP
proved bond bonds note notes of the purchaser
or uIchssers, with security, aud with a reserved
llen on SAID property or the purchase money can be
paid cash day OF sale ratification of the sale by
The court. Conyeyancing and stamps at cost OF the
purchaser. SiW will be required to be deposited
Wien the property is sold
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
mol eo3w8ds GREEN & WILLIAM Auets
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Il Il " IL. II. VAIL q Co, AuctfoneeYg.
- New Marble Building,
Nos 500 and S02, q. w. COR. Pa. ave- and 9Th 1t
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL RS
TATE ON 1sr STREET. WEST. BETWEEN
AND N STREETS, In WASHINGTON,
Ia -. BY virtue Of deed Of trust from A. Lloyd,
&c. Trustee for Mary A. Mills, dated 18th Janu-
49, airy, 1863, recorded In Liber T. aud X No Z,
folio l4l, of the land records of Washington county
g., the undersigned trustees. at the request of
the parties secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, or TUESDAY. November I, 1870, at 4
O'Clock NJ, in front Of the premises the south part
of Lot 80 in square No. $50 fronting feet ia inches
lst street west and running back the whole de 9TH
OF said lot, improved by good frame dwelling CON
tanning five rooms.
Terms of Sale One third cash: balance in and u
months with interest secured by deed of trust on
the pr, misses. &lo0 to be paid at the time of sale
All stamps and convey ancDg At purchaser cost III
the terms not mplied with ye days the trus
tees the right to resell the property at de-
faultiDg purchasers risk aud cost After five day
notice. wv " RI J6 TN2sSspwARD, Trustees.
oci5 eo6ds W. l.. WALL 4 90 Aucts,
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
til NEDNESDAY. 9th November, same hour and
place. By order Trustees.
no2d W. l.. WALL & CO., Auct.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner 7th and y atreets

II Southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
"a BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated August |.
h.";M 1869, and duly recorded IN Liber T and
dINo. Is folio 45l, ore of the Land records for
ashngton county, ID. c., shall sell, in front oi
The premises, az IA O'Clock m ,on TUESDAY,
~ tmber LIST, $50. lot numbered twenty, 80 i'm
Todd aud Gunnels subdiy ision OF square numb cred
igur hundred aud sixty i've, iS5 This property Is
situaie on 9th street west, between and streets
south and improved by Brick Building z. with gas
and water, and extends back to a Is foot alley.
Terms: One half cash: balance in six months se.
cured by deed OF trust. deposit of 40 at time
q sale. Stamps and conyeysncing at cost Of pur
chaser
If terms Of sale are not complied with in five DAYS
the TTUtee reserves the right to resell at tic e.
Bense OF the defauiting purchaser
CHAS. q. CALLAN, Trustee
GREEN i WILLIAMS,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE Or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

RY WI. l.. WALLS Co, Auctioaeers
- New Marble Building.
goo 3 9O2 south corner ot Penn. ax. and 9th 81
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT.
iAGo On 4 sTkEET NORTH, BETWEEN l0rH
AND lIH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION -
- On THURSDAY, the 10th inst. at o'cicdk
m, we shall sell, on the premises, a two s1Dry
Brick House and Lot being Is feet front by 100
t e. deep, TO 6-foot back alley; being House 1909
Terms $1,000 cash; balance 10 6, II, and Is months,
Tor notes bearing interest and secured By deed of
trust on the premises SI00 down on the day OF sale
yancfng and STAN n the cost Of the pur ha
ser. lno2 dl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
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S THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO
cinpy with the terms OF the above, sh all of the
-oine AZ p0tiiC auction, on MONDAY EEXT, the
III ius AZ the place and our at tbs ri * ami
cost q he dc!a1ltILg purchaser
oh q. CtLLAN, Trustee
nod R"PI GREEN & WILLIAMS Auc-.
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LOB sALESs, eco sECCnD HAND LIS
II BrR In large or mail 9usnt.ties. Very chssy
Apply to OHAs. A. McEpxH,
Reel Estate Agsat,
nls- Sl9 7sh srys01,
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In TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE ma
i TRiCT OF COLOMBIAN,
ne 81 day Of N0rsmbey, $50.
ELIAS J. Pattison, plaintiff,
Catherine ?. rrerch, Alice L. French. No oO4o
NIliam +. i. French Fanny French, El. Doc 10
george Warren, and Phoebe War
zen, defendants.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Gordon. his
attorney. 10 IL ordered that the defend ants An AZ
hcisappeArHrce TO be entered herein on or before
tthIs rule day occurring forty days after this day
oihtlwise tie cause will he proc eeded with a. in
az 81 default: BY the Court. -.
True copy.-TeN: Ino5l r. g MICS. Cie,k
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfonesrs
rs No. 3t9, Southeast corner 9TH and ID siroe.
SALE or IMPROVED PROPER

IEJSTEE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
Tf At AUCTION
~ ~ yir're of deed of trust, bearing date on
SfS ID" = h day Of January, 1870. and dbiy recorded
~..~ ia the lsnd records Of Washington county in
Iiber No CTS folio 3os. etc. aud by direction OF the
parties secured thHr, By, will sell a: public auc
t'on, on The rfrn'ses. on MONDAY, n 1yember Yin
l.!O, AZ clock y. Ia all that parcel Of Er ouud
situated IN Washington city, ID g, being part O. 1T
number II, IN square 49,, beginning for the 50 ~ AT
pc mt on south street. Is feet from the Drhw #
corner q ss'd lot ~ running thence 32 feet on
street thence south 70 feet, thence west . feet
thence Forth II feet. thence wesr SIX 90 feet aud
thence north 81 feet 10. the place OF beginning
Terms OF sale: OnetOurth cash; balance in ak
t"elNe; ahd eighteen months viii interest secured
- deee q trust on abe property. 500 down when
the pI operty II struck off Stamps and convey anciua
complied with within five days from day OF sale
the Trustee the right to resell al the cost
and fisk VI the deiaulting purchaser.
N NJ. ROSS, Trustee.
oclS2awtd GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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STREET 0uoTArIaai
HnIf.past Five o,Clock =. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July 10 e r M
Asmss Receipts So packages The demand FOR pot was
light and prices were heavy though lower closing b
81 u.s. Pearl were dull and prices were nominal at 80
70 70
BEKswAx.The demand light, being confined to retail,
lots, and prices heavy 36c BIC. Western and
Southern yellow
for Manila lsc Tor Ssal and Russia bolt rope
Russia tarred.
under this heading the market DUH there being little
demand, but prices generally without For
Eastern spruce the market was quiet except for fair to good
in fair demand at full prices Common 10 choice
sesss a. Saossd oo At Ss s2 Lsns
lime Sas but ssTs but s S
Kosendse cement dull at 81 so; perhaps ST IS would
have been accepted for large lot Bricks selling quite
a1eSs % rs 'BS Er 1e sosa
Sroion VIZ Sl6 PALE 3 S74 g. and New Jersey 81
Cocoa duh, prices generally nominal At loc
a H9c, gold for Guayaqui In bond 2Sc S0c DO, for
isc &c. do, for Caracas ao do or o. D0mso d0 ana
CANDLEs-The business was unimportant; the demand
was confined to small lots to supply immediate We
quo I Nc to &c., SPERM SOc &c.,
CooPERAGE SToCK.-There was but little activity in the
steady At our last quotations. viz Sugar shooks SO
heads 2 80 49, sugar do 80 do, So 45 81 60 molasses
rum do "a Is 5 hoops feet &c., hoops ~ Il feet
but prices unchanged holders generally being
willing to operate except at full previous figures Including
were for spinning $50 for export and 50 speculation
The business in future deliveries was only mode
low nddng. July, at lsc. iSGc. 400 do for August
q: 800 do, for September, at i7ac and 200
do for October at 7c IKE. we append the closing quo
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yais and that is principally -, .,.., ,o.
that their goois .e 70 tny extent, owing to the tact
generally firm 20 selling slowly. Holders however,
nanded. their vews aud full previous prices
- sn% wool Is slow OF sale, taeio $50 - an.
dsrnanss sla prices are heavy, though no lower
Texas woo very quiet the and being almost entirely
for small lots ad prices In buyers favor stock
fair but mainly composed Of common and medium srades
ke for foreign is very quit prices are generally higher
and unsettled, owing to the material advance In gold.
The sales were about 76N0 lbs fleece at 42c &c.,
ing $500 ibs new Michigan Ohio within range
d6c a c western NJ 42c. Hc. and State i5c. doc
asS 10 os pulled a. soc 4lc for No. super and extra
price FOR ns l2oGJO lbs. California at go for fall 25c.
for common 20 fine spring. and Gle Sc for scoured
terms
WnAEEFooIs dull but unchanged. "A sale OF
blsached was reported at nc, gold, for export.
WHAtEBoNF The market was dull and we heard OF no
sales not previously reported Arctic quoted at the close
7sc oOc gold according to quality. The sales during
the past week have been 5000 lbs South Sea- chiefly 6c
gold; $1,000 do. Arctic 75c. a &c.,, 1000 do,
20v do Northwest private Stock ut date 1885,
lbs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sos bbls. better demand prevailed
or THIS article and hi her prices obtained the market
Closing strong about 81 OH The bbls
81 w o 81 0yt9, chiefly at the inside price.
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sale was maze 4 fully e above Yesterdays prices. 10
2sprng was neg ected and lc &C. owercosing
y 80 for prime The sales 20 y about bushes
one choice Lead Of MnnssS,a & g store aud
N9 sS , s sep and g as g for amber win
fair demand os ssss being 10 bushels
for yellow the price for Inferior 81 for handsome
Mas sas "a II u Il S % a %i9s o
change The sales 81 09 bushels at zoe c for Ohio
mand and arm bushels Canada IN BOND were sod at
81 o. Both barley and bailey mat were dull and prices
FREIaHTs. less ctivty the market, though
M ports al yesterday quotations. Grain vessels con
ses' Ss paid 10 Sea os ar ess
kinds OF tonnage the demand still moderate bnt
al ns s : sHss 1896
2 and sb Ise o,n At e. aonSR s bushels
ssnsra o,sssrso: private terms. , 6rs % Sepss
s5 e s q 81 B. k1 %s sn
.sS Zoo ss. petroleum. and is prodas.s at I"
mington 20 Liverpool London or Briatol SPIRITS sur
!ons from e Msd,encnn to the nne States ear gen.rs
cargo and bark 70 sacrno with eco bales cotton private
grain Al = o. bark 70 Cork, for orders with
s.S sas ss e. r Quarter. d. do
bark $500 quarters do all the voyage at S which
rate was freely bid at the close
GuSNIrs The mnrkc, was still duh. We heard of sales
of ~ bales cloth about 30c currency and $50 bage
arrive l3Hc 1Sslc gold In bond Prices en-.
trcy nominal At 2oc &c Tor bags 3olsc cloth
HoPs-There change to note in the market. The
business very light, the demand from all classes of
buyers being confined to small lots, but holders firm
their views, believing that good demand will prevail
for all grades Prices ranged ron ic to 2oc for
to choice grades.
HrDTs.-The market very quiet. business ben re-
atrccd BY high price Of god and heard import
sales Prices generally nominal, at the following
% % l0s 2s4c a c. Montevdeo 400 to q II lbs, 22.c
70 10 q iSs, sac orinocc, III Is Ss axe sse
California ~ to 25 lbs. 2ic kc Central American,
riumec, Is c u ihsu lsSc, i9sc. not trimmed Is 10 Il
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ACKER.--On Monday, July 49, ELLA ", youngest
daughter OF Derostus and lamar Acker, aged .
months and 1G days.
The remains were inferred I'm Cypress Hills Gene
terysol Tuesday.
ARCHER. Tuesday, July 10, SAMUEL ID. ARCHER
IN the 10Th year OF iis age.
me relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, Union Corners. Eastchester on THURSDAY
afternoon. at one O'Clock. without further notice
BEAN.-On Tuesday, July 49, MARY EsT.LLE BEAN
daughter OF Is. q. aud Elizabeth II. Beam aged S
months
The funeral will take place from her residence
aSa Bloomfield street hoboksn n j., On THURSDAY
the family are invited TO attend.
BEARE.--At Eliingvie, s. l., on Monday, July 49,
WILLIAM H. BEARS, In the nth year OF his age.
Funeral Will take place this wednesday, after
noon, at O'Clock, at 81. Andrews church, Richmond
Friends will take the rrain meeting the one p. NJ.
boat from New York. Carriages viii be in waiting
at New Dorp station.
BARGAN.--On Monday, July 49, THOMAS BARGAIN.
native OF Kings county, Ireland, IN The sd year Of
his age.
The relatives and friends OF he family are respect
lly invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest
Eighteenth streets, this "wednesday afternoon, at
two O'Clock.
BENEDICT Philadelphia, on Thursday July IL.
ALICE JANET. daughter OF Frank Lee ana Bessy Gray
Benedict, aged 10 months aud days.
BERRY.-On Monday, July Is, MARY JANE, wife OF
Thomas ID. Berry, IN the 18th year OF her age
he relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence 2s Delaney street
this "wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
BRAY.-0n Sunday, July II, FLORA, eldest dangh-
ter Of Thomas f. and Mary Bray aged years,
months and III days.
The relatives ana friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her parents Prospect
avenue pae City OF HudsonL this "wednesday after
noon, &C halfpast three O'Clock.
BoGERT.-On Tuesday morning, July 10, Mr.. JOHN
BoGERT, aged " years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the fu
neral, from the residence OF his son. Peter j. Boger
No. 146 West Houston street. this Wednesday, morn
ing, at ten O'Clock. Remains will be taken to New
Jersey for interment.
BURNs.--On Monday, July is, BRIDGET BURNS q
native OF the parish OF Tempeboy, county OF Sligo
Ireland.
DO not weep my children DEAR
am not dead, but sleeping here.
AS am now so you must be-
Prepare for death and follow me.
The relatives and friends of the family and espe-
ciaIly her sons. Thomas and Patrick Burns are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from her
sons residence, l23 Worth street, this "Wednesday,
afternoon. at two O'Clock.
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A GALLANT RESCUE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
was a witness of a humane act by the first officer
OF the steamer Sherman which 1 think should not
go uurewarded by the Humane Society OF New York,
and request that your widely circulated journal
may give 1t publicity 10 secure the recognition
OF merit at least. young girl, aged seven years,
having accidentally fallen over pier IL, the first
officer OF the steamer sherman, notified
OF the accident. jumped overheard and succeeded
in rescuing her from watery grave when reduced
to state Of insenstbilty. IL is not the first time to
my knowledge that Mr.. Henry Richdale, the gentle
man alluded to- has saved fellow being from death
by drowning, and you will Obllge by noticing this
fact In connection with the presenC relation. When
chief officer OF the ship OF which now cher en-
glneer he saved the life Of boy by rlskIng his own
at great peril resuscltatipg him from u collapsed
cond ition after continued effort
A. ID. DOUGLAS,
Chief Engineer Steamship Huntsville.
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The following shows the highest and lowest prices
to-day for the leading speculative shares:-
GOVERNMENTS STRONG

The advance in gold this afternoon had little effect
comparatively on governments the 67,s being firm
at los when the premium was highest. The home in
vestment demand is likely to absorb current prices
every bond sent back from Europe The speculative
sales or the foreign bankers would result dlsas.
frously did they attempt to cover The market
closed firm, follows:-United States CURRENCY sIxes
Ill liz; do, do, 1884, registered 112Z a lI2z.:
do do, coupon, 1924 1l2yS; DO fve.twenties re-.
gistered, May and November 1887 109: do
DO, 1852, coupon, do, 1855 q 100; do do. 1864
no. DO, l0oX 100: do. do, 1855 do, do
10SS 100; do. no.. 1855. do, January and July,
lo7% 10S; do. Co., 1867, do. do, 1885, q 1osh;
40. do., 1865 do. do 1864 1885,; do. tenforties
registered, 1861 a 1885, do. do coupon, loe>
1861.
TIE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS-NEw TENNEssEEs
WEAK.
Inc dealings in the Southern State bonds were
cohlned almost entirely to the Tennessees and
Nortn Carolinas, which, with the general list, were
"e"sY ana lower. The new Tennessees in late sales
9eoiineu 70 ooh. The following were the closing
piioes 'hs evening:-Tennessee, ex coupon. 90 n
GOA no. new 6OH a 81; Virginia ex coupon. s5 a
oo' uo' new, % %; Georgia skies, SO a IS: do.
seVehs, % VA TO- sevens, old, 90 q 90: North Caro-
Una, ex coupon, so 501s; do. new. % n 40. do
special tax 231s "a; Missouri SKIES ooi< a Of do
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 90 a 81; Louisiana sixo.
~ 70; do. new, go II; do. levee SKIES II 7a az
do. Fights, SO OIL; Alabama fves 70 "a; do. eohrs
% a 100; South Carolina skies, IS q SO: do new
tuly, II rs; do. do, October, n a 80; do regis.
tered stock. old. Is SO; Arkansas sevens, 74a7s