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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-03

NEW AD YER TISEMENTS.

Bangor steam Dye House.
Geo W. True 4 90.
Bucksport Bank Report
legal Notices
Dauchy's ads.
Na>quer ade Ball.
Selling Out.
Mt Desert Stage.
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D. made IT the che ics4t
trat < nNn. IT, ami uer-
you 70 ~ eIcrt.. A. the
Nicotine has been eNrari.
esl It .aSc- az it~agF-rl.
u Is very mild. ltstst IN
ore l'pu "a will lat a.
bse.,n, ia thi. brand We
day tor Dirt qualify arcr--
at e. nsiuer yourselves 4
nv FINE-T oF ALL
I ms brand ~ Fine Cut
che siWS 70 paccu has no
! Equal or superior any
" hrrr. Il l., thnnt
doubt the best ,h.Wlng
have now been Ia Gener-
,lu-rin the [ u,ir,i states
/ over 40 years. an,i It'll
. acknowledge, "iht beat
iue- OF haze these aftl-
. sst them they apS spl,i
almost vvrrys here
lir,l on appli alton.
ARD \ 90. Nc~ York
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tsREFrISG

tIlhcF OF their Deputies.
GRTF mo
We command YOU to attach the goods estate
Of trAnk Wrtcest,r Of Boz ton in he County at
san TX and tOmmnuW etif h 81 Mas. to th, value
n one hundred AMI sixty dollars. and summon
the snia Defends III ne may D" found ia YOUR
nrincincf.) to appear be ore our Justices Of the
u.trctnc n'itcal curt next tn hc hlfrn IA Ills.
prth, " tAin and for county rf II ,ncock On
The fourth ru' stay Of October next. then and
there IN .'ur ssli "urti 4" answer unto George II,
Bow les of q. land In sail county
IL Pie, OF the case. 10 tht. lie said - fen dant
r. said I'll .worth. on the dtT of the purchase Of
thi- Writ b-iHg dcb'ri TO the Pam in / the
-um "l uttvt dollars and cighty-onr cent.
a"cnruing 10 the Accounts annexed then nd
ihs,c in consideration ihc,eof promi- Cd the Plain
IN 70 ptg hun the ZANE s:n on 'i~nani
Yet though Omen requested Inc salt Defendant
has not pHri -,ld sum bul neglect. d., TO The
da,nHge Of said Plaintiff tas he siNs) the sum OF
one hundred aud ,ixty ,luiItr- which -Htil thea
ana there be made TO appear with other due dana
aSr@ Aud have you there this " ut uuh you
t"ins, therein.
Witness John Appleton, ESQUIRE at Ellsworth
tht. ntIrd day oi sep enbeT. ia Tie year OF our
Lord one lhou-and eight ln'ircE and -ixty nine.
S.FH
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. $50 the severai sheriff. OF our
Counties OF II nee, T. Pc ,,b-cnt York
Cumberland, Linco y, kennrbec, OK
ford, Somerset, " ,t-hingL.u. W Id
T.. Pi~c itaquis. Franklin, tropstook, AZ
dTo~cog- in. Sag I'd shpc and knox or
eli nj moi iter
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KNIT -KyIr-KNIr-KJlr

MINIS WAIVED everywhere TO sell the
AMEklt NJ KNITTING MAGAZINE. the only
prir''c y FAMILY knfiins VI l-hinr ever invenic l.
Prir. = win Knit sVo .titchc, per minute. All.
'irc-- MEXICAN KNITTING, MACHINE Co
Boston. Mass pr -. Louis No.
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4 VAS CURID OF DEAFNESS AND CATARRH
! BY simple remedy, and will send the receipt
Address Mrs. n. c. LEGoErr. Hoboken. n. J.
sw5l
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Bankruptcy 1tot'res.
Court Of Bankruptcy.

Court Of Bankruptcy.
The next Court Of Bankruptcy for the County
II Hancock, will he holden at the ofhce Of the
Clerk Of he Courts, in Ellsworth, February ID,
1919. AT , O'Clock, Z. ~.
PETER TuACHER.
Register In Bankruptcy.
Ellsworth Jan l.t 1870 If
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DIR. A. l.. sJovILL, Is the INVENTOR OF several
medical prepare tons which have become very
popular, and have been literally used. Among
his inventions are Halls Balsam for the lung
and "Liverwor and Tar For the past six years
better Lung remedy has b.,en offered to he
public. Read the following letter from Dr. scovILL
referring to IL:
Me-srs- J. >IIARRIs 4 Co.
GENTS - make the
following statement from \ perfect conviction and
knowledge Of the bcncfits OF Allcn'- Lung Bai.atn
an curing IN. most deep-seatcd PulgaonMy Con.
SUMPTION hay. Witnessed it. eaerts the
Young aud ON te old. and truly say that 10 a. b.
lar the best eNp.cioTant rs'meiy with u hich Va
acquainted. for Coughs, snd ali the carry stages
"l Lung complaints, Oeiisve to be cefts in
cure ard II every family waud ke-p It ~ them.
ready 10 admin sisr upon the irsg appearance oI
disease about the iung-, there would be very few
case. OF fatal consumption. I, cause. the phlesm
aud matter to raise without Irritating those deli
cate organs (tbe Lungs. anil without producing
constipation Of the Bnweis. IL also give gth
- the - stem, stops ihe night aud changes
all The morbid sccrciioas to a healthy state.
Yours respectfully. A. l.. s1OSiIL
Sold by = Medicine Dealers. tws
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Speer's Sambuci Wine.

We have examined Q specimen Of the sambu.
ci Wine Of Mr.. Alfred Speer. referred to By :
correspondent ofthe American Baptist. We
should judge from its taste and appearance i,
that it is certainly valuable IS . communion
Wine and as = tonic for weakly person. 1t has
the Recommendation Of some Of the FIRST ply.
sieians in this country as well ~ Europe.
Washington Star.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, $50 the several sheriff. of our
Couutl.s of Hancock, Pennt,S .ot Yo k
Cumberland, lincoln. k"nucbcr, OK
ford ~omer~"t, Washing on " aldo ,
II. ). Pisc taquts Franklin Arnpstnok, An
drn-cnggu. ~agatah,'c and MON or
tIihcr ther Iepntlr,
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a @lET Asra,s waaIed-LA.lis- aud
~ AH II Gontleasea Tor shcir spare Ia y
Scnts- \ sewing Marhisc, 4
todd " atch Bible. money and other sp,,ds ~.
"a Is prvmium, How When. whrn What. and
az other rauieulus frce Ad'lre.. {. l.. Van
Allen. III BToAiwAy, y \. AVS
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frEErING .

GsEErrxG:
We Comm and you To zach the goods r e-itte
OF Frank Worcester of Boston in tir Comfy Of
suffolk ans Commonwealth at Massachusetts TO
the value Of one Hunteei and Sky Doilas and
summon the sait Defeud,n' III he ne fn nd
~ your rreciuct,l t. appear before our just es of
the >upre uc Judicial cut next to be huhlrn in
Efl-w"rth WITHIN AVID Tor gu ounty OF tlancork
on the uurtn iur-das Of Ocisbcr theu and
thee la oar -tti Court to an unto hgrlcs C.
eol,.r of Buckspsrt In said County Of Hancock.
iahorvT.
In Plea of the Case for that the sid Defendant
At said Ellsworth the day at lhe purcha-e of
,hi- Writ being Indebted IL the Piainuf In abe
sum ~ Sinei> sn Dollars aud Two Gents, cor T.
ing 10 he iccOrnt Annexed. then AMI there Ia
consideration thereof promised the Plaintiff 10
pay him The same -uun demand.
ct though oitcn requr-t ted IN. said Defendant
has not psti.t said out nesiects to DO the
damage OF ~ d FlaiutiA las he says the uf
One Hundred and sixty Dollars. which shan then
and ihe.e be made to appear with her due dam
age, And ave You there th.s Writ With You, do
Bgs therein.
this tnr,t day Of september In rh, Lord
/ one thousand eight hundred and ,iAty -hine
II. r.. AUNDEn>, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
u,NCocx ss.... Supreme Jud,cial court, O.to.
/ ber Term, tsiy.
that nutIce ol the peadeDCy thereof h. given Ia ain
persons interested, b seTvig attes Ell copy of
/ The writ and his or lev thereon the said DE.
irndaHt or by publishing h. same IN tbs l. llsvorih
&c tt"n service aforesaid To b. AT least thirty
DAYS before III. term vi tins court to be holt
ga at Els Nnr within AIT fur the county OF Han
cock Oh the fourth Tue day of Apri next. hat
\ they may then and there appear ami answer
/ " said suit 1 they tit
! Attest IL b. SAUNDERS Clerk.
true copy Of the writ aud order of ecu thereon.
/ sws Attest n b. SAUNDERS, 'ierk.
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Che elIswortb AMIR can.
THURSDAY, FEB. Sd. 1870.
Clubbing.

Clubbing.
The American and saturday Evening Fost, run
.ieiEshia. ...........-.------..- go
American and IaIy's Friend. .....-..--... NV
.,n4rtean and Rural American . nonth'y pa
uer - - $3.50
at,naricsn Ana American Agricultarist.. $500
Ftther or Harpers Publications.. ...-... eo,1o
An,,ficsn and Atlantic Monthly .e5,3
American and the riverside Magazine .pisn'
MA N,,uthly for children. es0
anercan aud Petersons Magazine $3.50
4 ,erteau and Household Journal to new sub
sgrtberS. -t<seo
American one wear and Peters Musical monthly
Tor -N months. ..-.....--...-.-...--...-.t 3,.5
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CANvAssiNG BOOKS SENT FREE FOR
Paris .r Sunlight
and caslight

WORK descriptive OF the MYSTERIES, VIZ
TUES, VICES, SPLENDORS and CRIMES OF
the CITY OF PARIS.
Ittcils how Paris has become the Gayest and
most Beautiful City in the world how Its Beauty
and Splendor are purchased at a fearful cost Of
Misery and suffering; how visitors are Swindlcd
by Professional Adventures; how Virtue and
Vice go arm.in- arm in tie Beautiful City how the
most Fearful Crimes are committed and conceal
ell how money Is squandered In useless luNury I.
and contains over 80 INA Engravings OF noted Pla-
ees. Life and scenes in PARIS. Agents wanted.
Canyassing books scnt irce. Address NATIONAL
III BLlsIILNG 90. Bo.ton MAJ.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. $50 the several Sheriff. Of our
Counties Of Hancock. Penobacot York.
Cumberland, Lincoln yenneber, OK.
ford. Somerset. Washington, Waldo,
L. ). Piscataqnis, Fraokln, Aroosfoek, An.
droscoggiu, Sara iahoc and Knox or
either Of their Deputies
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Atth4' Guy shoe Store Ellsworth.
JAN. 9th. l-,o. IN
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Agents +! Read This ?

AK your Doctor or Druggist for sweet Quinine
1t equals bitten QuInine. MID by sTcARS,,
fARR & CO. Ch in,sIs New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
T.e,.v with the United States mad InhnO-
I,ants of Pona pc. or Ascension.

Know all the rulers of the earth, that we' the
Kings and High Chiefs of the Island / OF Ponape' 90
hind ourselves; our heirs, and lawful successors
from this time and forever, to protect the lives ana
property of all persons who may be shlp"reckeu
on the shores of any part of our territories ana TO
rive them all possible aid and comfort tll they are
able to leave for their homes, or such other places
as thew NAV elect. Ind further: That such ship
wrecked persons shall in no way be restrained OF
their liberty or freedom while within the limits OF
our territories, unless for the prevention OF crime
by such shipwrecked persons. .And fuFtheT :AInat
having voluntarily received missionaries, they shall
be allowed perfect freedom in preaching and teach
ing of their doctrines nor shall any of our people
be forbidden or withheld by any person within the
limits OF orr territories from attending such preach
ing and teaching. And further That any OF our
neopIe who now are, or hereafter may become
Christians. shall not be interfered with in their
new religious opinions or belief. And further:
Any foreigners who may hereafter acquire land in
our territories by lawful purchase, shall, on the
payment of the sum mutually agreed upon, be fur-
nished with a deed descriptive of the land SO pur-
chased. which deed shall Secure said purchaser, his
heirs, assigns and executors forever IN the quiet
and peaceable possession of the land. And further:
That all foreigners residing or trading within the
limits of our Territories shall be sale and secure In
the possession of their property and the pursuit OF
their lawful business nor shall any person within
our dominiOns entice any seaman to desert from
his vessel, or harbor or conceal said seaman alter
such desertion, under a fine. of (5O) fifty dollars.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our
several hands and seals this eighteenth day of June,
1870. on board the United States ship JdneStoen.
Friend. = t.1ss CIR 11H 5t-@C@1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
Luxembourg.

says A permanent committee has been consti
tuted to defend the neutrality of the Duchy. The
population is indignant at the disposition of thu
Tours Government to cede the Duchy to Prussia,
instead of IorrainA --.--. Ii -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
Loss OF the Steamship s.Cambria.,,

The OLDEST WASHINGTON CLERK.-Charles
Vinson, who in his ninetieth year, is now the
oldest clerk IN the Treasury, and probably the
oldest man in the employ of the Government.
His name is ON the rolls of the Third Auditor 8
Office, to which he had been attached as a clerk
for many years. He received his appointment as
a clerk in the Treasury Department in July, 1911,
and has remained in office ever since. Of course
Mr.. Vinson is now incapaeitated from service in
the department, although he retains, in a remark
able degree all his faculties, except that OF sight
which has almost entirely failed him.. He visits
the Office, however, occasionally, and is received
on such occasions with marked attention by all
his young and old associates. Mr.. Vinson says
that there is not now a man left alive who came
to Washington in the employ of the Government
when it was removed there from Philadelphia in
the year 1900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
The Peace Prospect in Lnndnn.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-There is authority for stat
ing that negotiations thus far are proceeding
satisfactorily. Granville proposed a meeting be-
tween Theirs and Bismarck and both assented.
Bismarck sent Theirs a safe conduct but no basis
has been accepted, as suggested. Granville ex-
presses himself satisfied with the manner in which
his o~Vertures have been received on all sides by
other neutral Powers as well as by the bellioer-
ents but to-day as yesterday he avoids expressing
any confidence of their success. Nothing has
been heard from Paris. Rumors of peace abound.
1t is reported that the Empress is participating
in the negotiations and also the Emperor but It
is believed nothing serious is progressing except
from Granville's initiative.
BERLIN, Oct. 24.-Baron Won Frisen, Minister
of the Federal Council and Saxon Minister of
Finance has been summoned to Versailles.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 24-Her Wender, an
Attachee of the Prussian Legation, has left for
Versailles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
st. Quentin Evacuated-The Massacre
r- - SOissOns.

ST. QUENTIN, Oct. 2i.-This city was evacuated
yesterday. The siege of La Ferte was also aban.
doned. The corps under the Duke of Mecklen.
burg is returning to Paris.
The mutiny among the scissors prisoners has
resulted in bloodshed. Seven Mobiles were killed
and three wounded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
Removal of the Capital.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 24.-Delegates have been ar
irving for the Convention to consider the propri-
ETY. of removing the National Capital trom
Washington. L. n. Reavis, of Missouri, u. N.
Stewart, of Alabama, and &. e. Forshey, OF
Texas, of the Executive Committee, are here;
Delegates in considerable numbers are expected
on the night train. The Convention will be
called to order tomorrow at noon by Judge
Cation, of Illinois, the President, if the st. Louis
Convention should arrive otherwise, by wee
President Stewart, of Alabama. Delegates gen
orally are appointed from all the States. 1he
number here tonight is not large A good ION,
vention is expected. a letter has been received
by the Executive Committee from Horace Greeley,
expressing his opinion that if the subject be care
fully canvassed that the change will be approved.
He thinks the place selected should be the locus
of art and natural refinement, inviting the pres
ence and commanding the admiration OF the
choice spirits of the civilized world. He beileves
New York is pre-eminently that city, BUTTS quite
sure Washington is not.
sf Loss of the steamship "Cambria-'
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The steamer Enterprise,
from Glasgow to Londonderry, picked up a boat,
off Inishowen Head, at 3 o'clock yesterday alter
noon, containing a sailor and the corpse of a girl.
The sailor stated that the steamer Cambria, OF the
Anchor line, from New York, struck at 10 O'CLOCK
on the night previous, on lnishtrahull island,
and became a total wreck. Four other boats,
containing passengers, left the steamer, but have
not yet been heard from. The sailor reports ms
own boat upset, and all in it but himself were
drowned. The steamer took out 127 passengers,
among whom was Gen. Davies, OF Chicago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
Fast Trotting TO WAGON.

NEw York, Oct. 2l.-The trot at Prospect
Park to-day between Geo. Wilkes and Goldsmith
Maid was won by the latter in three straight
heats, making the fastest time to wagon recorded.
Time, 2:249, 2:254, 2:25i.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12

The total length of the Rhine, following its
windings, is about $50 miles, and its basin in
VARIES VARIES muehWfrom 700 S5't to over 1000 fset~and
its depth varies from five to fifty feet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
England Attempts Mediation.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-It is stated on good author
ity that the intervention of England in favor of
an armistice was induced by the apprehension of
STA to form a close alliance, and the fact that
Russia is quietly arming is well known, despite
her official denials. England begins to see that
the utter prostation of France would deprive her
of the only strong ally to be depended on for the
Illustration of Russia's political schemes in the
East. An uneasy feeling prevails in financial
circles. 1t is anticipated that should the efforts
of England fail, she will adopt other and stronger
measures to secure the cessation of the war.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
Rumored Signature of a Peace by
BaZaine,

LONDON, Oct. 23.-There are rumors here that
the conditions of a peace have been signed be-.
tween Bazaine and King William, by which it is
stipulated that, the Empress Eugene giving her
consent, he shall go to Versailles and sign a
treaty as the representative of the only Govern
ment recognized by Prussia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.
Dates to October 24th.

French Press on English Intervention.
Tours, Oct. 24.-La France newspaper says:
The armistice is not concluded but hope is enter
tanned of peace. All are surprised at the atti-
tude of England. Having paid no attention to
Theirs, she suddenly does much more than was
asked Of her-takes the initiative and proposes
bluntly a suspension of arms to allow the election
of the members of the Constituent Assembly
which may make peace. In thus acting does
England listen to general interest-to considera-
tions of policy and humanity-or is she secretly
pushed by the belligerent who has had all her
sympathy up to the present time Many persons,
adds that Journal, incline to the belief that the
English Cabinet is acting by the advice of Prus-
STA, who-having stopped indefinitely before
Paris-has made known to England that the
time has come for action on her part. La France
says England was not again solicited by France,
whose application she at first received. France
asks not for an assistance and has not authorized
England TO ask for one. Since the failure of
Favre, France has thought only of organizing for
defense. Whatever motive she may have, Eng
land must notice the mastering of our Mobile
Guards and the spirit of Paris, Lyons and other
large cities. AS England now proposes an armis-
tice, it must be because she understands that
proposals will be made which we may accept.
The Journal refuses to admit the good intentions
of England and believes that she is acting solely
for Prussia, who at last finds she has undertaken
an impossible task, England is advised to tell
Prussia to make the most reasonable demand else
war a FOntrance will only be the result.
1t is reported to-day, in explanation of General
BOyer's visit to the King of Prussia, that offers
of peace were made to Bazaine, and he was
invited to send an embassy to Versailles.
People in official circles dwell on the circum-
stance that the present move of England follows
close on the circular in which Bismarck affects
such concern lest the Parisians may suffer the
horrors of famine. sH
They 1.-THE journalist declare that France must
act with courage now. She must accept no
humiliating terms.
Some apprehension is expressed by persons con-
nectcd with the Government here that Paris will
refuse any peace the terms of which do not pro-
vide for the withdrawal of all Prussians from
France.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12

At The Paris Exhibition OF 1851, THREE Prize Medals were
awarded 10 CROSSE & for the marked supe-
riorty q their prOiurtions- rs Iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-03

We have no change to report N the money
market. The street rates are still quoted
at "a q ts t. cent u month for Al notes
with inGuestionable collateralS and le q ~.
for inst class business notes without col
laterais. Mortgage paper rules at 10 @l2 y
cent y annum for A and Is 10 for second
grade. The Hibe,nia Bank opened it's
doors for business today, and starts with
liberal deposit line.
Gold opened at li61s q ll6A against 1853
at New York, and after moderate move
meut closed at the opening rates, both here
and II New York. The sales included
Sl6,Ooo, S2Oo0. 5000 and $4,000 at ll6;
$1,000 at ll6ls; 81 900 AZ iI6-4. and Sil.
900 at Il6h. 0ll6as. Nothing reported in
silver American half dollars are quoted at
Ill ali2.
The transactions reported in foreign ex
change were again very small, the business
in sterling embracing only about $1,000
bank, of which $500 at l2yla and tl200 at
1877 for good to AL bill Of ladins and clear,
and 1888. q l29h for bank.
Domestic exchange was without any ma
terial variation. The banks still drew on
New York ut % t. cent premium, and the
sales included 100000 commercial sight on
New forl, at /. premium. Sl5,000 and $50 900
commercial and ST., private bankers at
II s'UJ bank ana sJJ,tftJ private bankers
at 9-.}l, and $4,000 bank t;j.)O0 and 81, 000j
at $40.
A considerable business was done in
ocks, none Of the particulars of which
TRANSFERRED. The reported sales are % shares
Sugar Sh ed at SIS, 100 do. at 81 %, and 100
Louisiana State Lottery at -.
A round amount Of city bonds changed
hands also. none of the particulars reported.
We notice sale of 5000 new city seven per
cents yesterday mot previously reportedj at
7cl2 They now rule at II 0,Iia.
One Thousand dollars City Fiscal A 2cncy
Certificates sold a: Sit: $500 at STA. and
S25oJ at IS. Dealers bought the seven
thirties at - -. and asked 5976.
The principal feature i'll warrants vas the
active demand for Old State issues, so 900
of which were sold at "a. and 1000 at 81.
A lot of $ll0O new State sold at -, which is
less than the inside figures OF our quota
tons Dealers bought new State at 1874.
and Metropolitan Police a. e 95l2. and
offered to sell at - for tAc former and % a
9, for the latter
No round sales OF City Treasury Notes
were reported. Dealers rates for small
SUMS were L. discount buying and Il II q Is
selling We ullDtp