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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
Condensed kilograms.

The National Brewers az Cleveland pro-
test against being classed with dealers In
"djstilled" demnition, and resolve that the
temperance move threatens the interests OF
the public as well as brewers, interfering
with personal liberty and social recreations.
The Congregationalists of Iowa make
stirring appeals on behalf of missions
among the freedmen.
"T6e wedding bells have been ringing
very brislzly during the p st two days" IN
Fort Wayne-only two social events IN 10
cal high life.
The yellow fever has entirely disappear
ed from Rio Janeiro and the cities on the
Rio de la Plata.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales ded-
icsted town hall at Bolter yesterday, with
the assistance of a three-mile procession.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
A RoLANDFoE HIS OLIVER.

The following Advertisements are print
ed ia the Waverly, Iowa, papers, just as we
print them, one Immediately atter the
other:
All persons are hereby notified not to
trust any person, my wife included, on my
account, as l shall pay no debt Of others
contracting. JOHN DoNEk'
All persons are hereby notified nog to
trust my husband, John Boyer, on my ac-
coun, as / shall pay no debt Of his con-
tracing.
hoard because | refused to give him d deed
of NV or lperty. | shall try and get along
without using his credit. After he has
wasted his substance in riotous living, We
may sing:
..Weu all drink stone blind,
When Johnny comes marching home.
SARAH BOYER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
POLITICAL.
Texas Reconstructed.

NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-The Times
Austin special says the Legis atue ad-
iourned yesterday. The House being four
ffths Democratic with Conservative ma
iori,y in the Senate, all the pucely Repub-
iican measures of the last Legislature have
been repealed, notwithstanding energetic
vetoes of the Governor. The Legislature
positively refused to ratify the act of the
last Legislature giving subsidy of $4,000
per mile on the six hundred miles of the
International Railroad Company.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, n. H, June 5.-Gov. Straw
was inaugugursted to-day. He recon- :
meuds the lccIl option law as the best
method of restraining intemperance. One
third of the population of the State are de-
positors in savings banks.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-A petition was
YESTERDAY filed in the United States Circuit
Court by Gov. Kellogg as trustee for the
State 10 epioin the sale Of the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad. The petition
is against Messrs. Gardner & Butler, they
as trustees under the second mortgage
having obtained an order for the road to be
sold. 1t is understood an effort will be
made to place the road in bankruptcy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
MEMPHIS.
r,o C,o,era Scare subsiding.

MEMPHIS, June 5.-There is little or no
excitement to-day in regard to the cholera
and an impression prevails that with few
more davs of fair weather the disease which
has has prevailed will disappear. The Common
ConncjI last night refused to concur in a
rasolntion OF the Board of Aldermen to es-
toLIish a Beard of Health. The courts all
adjourned to-day in respect of the memory
of Judge Hudson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
HOMEOPATHIC.
1876,

CLEVELAND, June SIN the American
Institute of Homeopathy to-day the COM
mittee on a Worlds Homeopathic ConVen.
ton made report through DR.. Dudley OF
Philadelphia. 1t is the intention OF the
Institute to have an International ConVen-
ton of Homeopathic physicians ass 1moied
in philadelphia in 1876 during the Centen-
NAL celebration. The initiative steps in this
matter were taken three years ago and its
determined by the Institute that this Con
ysntion shall be grand gathering OF the
scientific practitioners of medic ne Of the
Homeopathic school from all parts OF the
world.
A New DispensafOry.
DR.. McClathy of Philadelphia presented
a report from The Committee OF Dispensato-
nv. They had their work in forward
state and expected to present the manu-
script of complete Homeopathic Dlspen-
satory at the next session.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06

, In connection with the announcement
that President Grant is going to Long
Branch for the summer, it is sta'ed that he
will occasionally visit Washington at odd
interims, providing hat here is any press
ing public necessity for such sacrifice on
his mart
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06

T1rTUsvILLE, PA, June 5.-A meeting
of the Women's Centenary Association OF
the Uuiyersalist Church was held here to-
day. All parts Of the State were fully 1ep-
resented. Over 10000 were subscribed for
The endowment of woman's professorship
in the Buchtel College, located at Akron,
| nhin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
AN INNOCENT" CLERK REIN
STATED.


The following statement by the Washing
ton correspondent of the Cincinnati Com,
naerciaL shows the tenure by which offices
are held under the Grant administration:
"Maj. T. S. Allen, for many years one Of
{ be principal clerks in the Indian Bureau,
who wss summarily removed two years ago,
at the demand of Senator Chandler, on sus-
p'cicn of having written letter to Mich
ieap paper containing paragraph referring
TO a scandal about Senator Chandler then
current in Michigan, has been reinstated,
through the efforts of the member-elect
from the Kalamazoo District, Senator
Chandler kindly consenting that Secretary
Delano should reinstate a clerk whose en-
tire innocence of the ofiense with winch ne
was charged was established within a
month after his removal. TIE removal
was generally discussed at the time, and
was alluded TO in the Senate Chamber"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
A Railroad at Auction.
Shot by His Friend.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 5.-Andrew Nc
Ouat, a well known stove merchant of this
city, was accidentally shot last night and
dangerously wounded by his negro man.
The negro was attacked by some roughs
near Mr.. McOuat's residence and the latter
went to his assistance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
What nn We Care I?

BURLINGTON, Iowa, June 6.-Hon.
VIM. B. Allison and Miss Mary Nelly OF
this place were married o-day. The we'd
ding took place atthe residence OF the late
Senator Grimes, and was strictly private.
The bridal party left for New York and
sail on the 18th for Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06

A RADICAL sheet in East Tennessee
thinks Gov. Browns administration bu4g-
ling because the Legislature elected Mr..
Hobbs Comptroller, and the Supreme
Court several years ago elected Col. Heis-
kill Attorney General. That is logic.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
THE FIRE FIEND.
Nova scotia Woods Ablaze-A Town
Threatened with Destruction.

Threatened with Destruction
HALIFAX, june 5.-Hesvy tires are rag
;rs- in the woods X. uifferenJ parts on tne
province. The woods in the vicinity OF
Liverpool have been on fire two days and
last evening the town was in great danger.
Much damage has been done in Picton
county. The fire has swept from tbs west
branch of the river John to Black river and
on the east branch of the John for a dis
tance of twelve miles, destroying everything;
The woods through which the fire passed
are the most valuable in the country.
The proprietors of the Drummond col
lierv have met another serious loss by the
fire which is now raging in the woods neal
Westville. A LARGE quantity of timber cu'
bv them during the winter was destroyed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
INDIANS.
The North Pacific War.

YANKToN AGENCY, d. T., June q, VIA
Fort RANDALL, June 5.-None of the
Yapkton Indians have left their reservation
to ioin the hostile bands on the upper Mis-
souri, as reported lately by Gen. Custar.
The Yankions are all at home attending to
their business.
JOHN G.. GossMAN, U. S. Indian Agent.
ObstreperOus Ossges.
ST. LOUIS, June, 5.-A small party OF
Osape Indians attacked some herders OF
cattle on the New Ellsworth trail in Kansas
last Saturday and killed and scalped man
named Chambers. One Indian was killed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06

SAN FRANCISCO, June "A tornado
at Winremscca, New, to-day, blew down
the tents If the New York and New Or,
leans ilcus, causing a great panic. Several
men and women were seriously injured
none mortally.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-John wilson,
roctino HOY manufacturer, has absconded,
after borrowing $4,000 from friends. he
had fallen into bis difficulties IRON mania
for gambling!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
Aaiuw aud Amerifam.

THE Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has re-
Gently dorsted one Thousand dollars TO
WashiI gton aud Lee University.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06

GEN. SHERIDAN, speaking oil tne lace
raid into Mexico, said: 1.-The klo Granue S 10
such a crooked river, you know, thaI Mac
kenzie probably couldn't tell when slue oi
Il he was on"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
CINCINNATI.
Heavy Fall of Grain.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-Fifty feet of the
east wall and thirty feet of the floor, from
garret to cellar, of the Pomeroy, o., Flour
ing mill, fell yesterday, carrying with it four
thousand bushels of wheat and two thou
sand bushels of corn. 1t was caused by an
earth slide. Several persons narrowly es-
capped injury.
Too Poor 10 Live.
The body of a German, j. Behrs, was
found floating in the river at the foot OF
Freeman street yesterday. From a note
found on his person it appears he commit
ted suicide on account of poverty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06
The Turf.

BOSTON, June Sat Beacon Park races
to-day the first race for horses that had
never beat en- $50 was won by Winthrop
Morrill,, Jr. Best time 2:32a. Second race
for horses that had never beaten 2:32 was
won by Bristol Bill. Best time 2:29.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-06

A nymph du pave Of Little Rock took an
overdose of morphine last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01
CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easicr-Receipts af the
Ports, 1870 Bales-Wheat, Corn and
Oats Were Quiet and Easicr-GrOceries
Were Firm - Pork Nominal Lard
Ffrmer-PetrOleum LOwer-Spirits Tur-
pentine Nominal-Rosin Lowcr-Whfs-
key Higher.
WEDNESDAY, April 800 p. NJ
The trade movement was only moderate to-day.
the demand for merchandise In many instances
being very much less active, while prices favored
the buyer. Cotton was still dull Flour was also
dull but generally unchanged. Wheat corn and oats
were dun and lower. There was some export de-
mand for wheat and corn, but the prices bid we're
for the most part too low to admit OF transactions
Whiskey was frmer under fair demand. Pork
was dull and wholly nominal, while lard was in
better demand and nrmer. Groceries met with
fair demand and were firm for all descriptions.
Petroleum was dull and closed decidedly easier.
Spirits turpentine was dull and nominal, while
rosin was dull and lower.
APPLEs.-There has been no essential change in
the condition OF the market since our last report
The arrivals have been light and the demand fair,
particularly for prime lots. We quote :-Selected
choice Winter, 50 SO rs bbl Western New York,
mixed lots 81 10 IS per bbl River, mixed lots 81 50
a 81 50 do.
BurTER-The receipts have been fair, but the demand
only moderate Prices easier since our last Welsh
selling at 3sc. Soc and half rkns at Soc Occasionally
4Oc. paid for something very fine. We quote STATE
half nrkins good to choice, &c. &c.,; fair SEC SIC;
State Welsh tub, good to choice Ssc. 4oc fair 35c.
Sc. Western tub SAC. &c. for good TO choice and Sc
Ac for fair to good Western roll butter.
CnEEsE-Under continual good demand, chiefly for
export the market ruled frm The stock is light and
the receipts only moderate. We quote New State fac
tory lac 15c for good to choice and 12c llc for fair
to good. Farm dary-State, good to choice, l3c 14c
alSic. for ine 70 fancy and Re isc for Common to
12c. l9c.; fair loo. 1lc; State farm dairy, old,
l2c 1870. for good 70 choice and lOc lie for COM
Corrrs There was but little trade today IN any
descrp vn, but the market ruled firm for all kinds.
We have only to note a sale Of 2,oO2 bags Rio ex
cargoes i1c. IKE. fair cargoes IKE. lsc.; good
cargoes 1sszc. E1sc. prime cargocs, lsazc. 1gc
extreme for lots 161sc lgidc gold per ID, 90
days credits Jaya, goyeTnmens bags c. ale; 40,
ls5sc al71sc; Ceylon l7e Maracaibo lsc lec
mingo i5lsc isc; Porto Rico lsc q igc Costa RIGA
lSc. isc.i Aexican, l1sc. is,sc Manila Nc Ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01
THE POSTAL CARDS.

Postponement OF the Appearance or the
Postal Card-Thcir Expected Popular.
ity-Practical Joking Anticipates.
The postal cards that were to have come into use
to-day will not make their appearance until abou,
week hence. The Springfield nrm who have ac.
cepted the contract will not be able to complete
their order sufficiently to forward supply OF cards
to each OF the principal post ofices In the Union
for some days to come. The Introduction OF these
cards VIII bring out the same disposition 10 prac.
tica joking that was consequent on their first use
In England and In France. Gentlemen who are
remarkable for the punctual payment OF their
bills Will receive bogus applications for mn.
paid taflors' accounts, and ladies' will
be reminded OF unconscious con0uests in
the dominion of the masculine afrections
In Europe the postal cards are popular. and Alter
the novelty u over or sending letter to vour
irlends unenveloped and open to be read by every
nand u passes into, postal cards will be a. conn.
monty used as envelopes are now, and men and
women VIII attend to their own business and NOT
pry into That which postal card would be Iikeiv
70 reveal The cost OF these cards will be one cent
ana there Will be no reduction on taking 0uanti,s
es me caro- presents very neat appearance, il
aunra1iy adapted Tor the purpose for which ii ia
Iiequlred, and In so commercial country as Amer.
lca and where advertising has been made more
perfect than IN any other country in the world the
postal card viii be the Indispensable necessitv oi
every counting room and every household. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALvRsroS, April 80 1873
Sales, svo. stock, 5l,0l0
Coton-D Demand moderate prices irresuar 0pdi9asv
i2s4c good ordinary, l5ssc; low middigs lie Ire
Pans. Great S sr IsGei q ,s bales
Sales, l,soO; last evening, sIoo. Stock 1898
Cotton dull good ordinary, i5(c low middinss iSs.c
mddlings sc Set receipts SSs bales Exports coast
Cotton casters nddugs i sc Net AP 2reeps s ESQ
bales Exports coastwse, lT Sales, 6l9 Stock Ss77O
ceips od2 bales. Sales no. Stock, a27ss '''
OswEGo, N. ", April 30 1878.
spring. sl S' 0 w Me-
No. u spring ss DO 10 DO atsi o. O0s Sos
sns 81 nS Ssasca per c o~ Nal
ssd psp o . y mdn
BS s so e New ns, York S0s Albany
ao Barley 1900 DO rye ss o. n% Se corn
E;s, s: :,;s.
'soa'' = sSI' Palvs' dS ss'sS
White sH Michigan snas Corn easier g sales T.;
sn' mixed a ss % su:s:
No. Western, S0c j, u.s.; two;rowed state ac SO;
Icy %.s 81 W saa
81 70 q Isl prime Canada 81 % 81 IS Rye malt
neu NJ J0cs ihc o"sSo VI tnc market IL unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 30, 1873
private. Wheat irregular and lower No Spring regu.
lar, nomnally 81 "a; fresh ssld at 81 2s seller May
IL Is; rejected, CSC Corn A fair demand and lover
sales Of No mixed 81 cash; akc., seller May
mand sales q No at Sc, cash; szc seller May; re-
No O. Barley quiet and unchanged. Pork Steady; held
at SIS seller, May BIS 40 seller June. Lard firm, at
steady and unchanged. ,whIskey steady at Nc.- Re
ceipts-7o bills flour, Z 90 bushels wheat 5000 do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Curiosity, II nothing more, tended to throng the
Exchange yesterday with persons anxious to wit
ness the sale OF real estate belonging to Walter
Roche ordered to be disposed OF at auction by or
der of Messrs. jeremiah Qunan, John e. Devlln
and James Lynch, trustees in charge for the cred
itors OF the late lamented Guardian Savings Bank
Among the creditors were many who had ''placed
their trust in princes" controlling the affairs Of
the defunct savnys institution, and watched with
eager gaze the proceedings, justly anticipating
that II the sale was a success their div-
dends would be larger and their little hoard
ings more literally restored. But the numerical
strength OF the attendants was greater than their
liberaty and the prices offered for the property
were SO beggary that the major portion was with
drawn. The real estate sold was the house and lot
no 70 10 street. auto NO. ia eps am am
The Eighth avenue and Boulevard property was
withdrawn and the sale postponed two weeks from
yesterday, when, It IS hoped, the result will be
more propitsus The other sales effected were
not very important, except that by James M. Mil
dence and grounds belonging to the estate Of the
late Ralph Baker, comprising four houses ana about
forty-seyen acres 81 land, adjoining the property
for Sac, $780,
The following is detailed statement Of yester.
days public busiAess on 'Change:-
JAMES N.
AV' o' ny nIaEcsrn SON AND CO. e0'''
lots e4n ST 800 It e. OF Boulevard, each .oo
NJ. KENNELLY.
Is 69th st, 100 It. 9. OF 18th av., 25x10O5; A. H.
ssth St, it 9. OF nth av a5xiOo5; A. H.
Mansion and 5 lots adjoining the above on e. s,
each 25xiOO Lewis 5. Levy A7oc
lot adjoining the above, l5xlOO5; Lewis Levy 1870
h. and lease OF lot, 10 4sth St, 1886 w. of
James Dolan 900
lots 5. OF 6sth ST. 100 IT. W. 18th av each 25x
l0y5; A. r. Emo. 4450
Is. f. II. qronD. :. b. h. rear) and H. III Baxter
St, 1858 IT. Of Hester ST. lot % 100; Walsh 1880
SIS. h. and l., "a Mulberry St. rs of Park, lot
25x14 james Mcgahill. .;;............:.:.:.. 900
IS. h. and l., "A Mott st., 100 II. OF Canal lot 25x
"a; +. w. Walsh. 1900
BY MULLER, WILKINS
s. bk D. and L. H. s. Broome st., 70 II. W. of Sheriff
st, lot 2lx62; o. Hoyt $500
Frame b. 8. nronD and blk. factory roar) and III,
III and ll3 Christopher st.. near Blocker St. lots
together 5l.3x95: 4. c. Van BuskirK.........2l 5OO
lot, az 9th ST., 25x9Ol0; 9. Higgins. $3.50
lot 639 9th St, x5xN lO John Phillips .......... $500
lot l5Oth st., 475 IT, e. OF 10th 25xgS9; John
The annexed private sales were reported to
this office yesterday
N'cLAvE
II.
N. cor Of sth and 1920 st. and lots adjoining
H. each ZoxlW 5000
As 22x65xl0U 1856 IT, e. Madison av Goth sta 900
-. h. e. Madison av., IS It, n. 6lst st (unfn-
$ b. $ b., i6x5sxioo lis H. 18th St. iS5w
As b: $ H., 22x65xsO n. W. cor list 81. and Sd av,
and lot adjoining, with 8. b. s. 20x50xl00 5000
BY LEsPfNAssE
lots on Boulevard and rear lot w, s. Boulevard,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

Consols and American securities closed unchanged
80 M-United states hve,twenty bonds i6Ios Sss
money and lie account Omitted States vetweny bonds
PAs's ssy iasass April -P M-rne Bourse
closed hat Rentes, 5f. 25c.
LIy,arooL corros rIry.srooI, April So a 6
bales were American Sales of cotton shipped from New
urleans April and May at 3D. Sales OF cotton shipped
rom savannah Charleston March and April at 91Sd
nom same ports April and May at 3d. and from New
orleans April and May at g. LIED. The market opened
sd
p. M-Corn 27s Cd. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvRRPOOL, April So
80 M.Cheese, 7s per cwt for the best grades Of
American fne. Lard, Ais per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNpoN April 3o-Evcu-
ingspirits turpenne. consequence Of speculation
but has since declined to ass Linseed OIL f3S f3S 5s
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

Included the above rs bales arrive. For future
delivery basis low middlng the sales have been as fol:
e is Lille June 500 a lsc goo a. IS asc 100 a.
l9c September, 100 at lsc october 100 at Total
$500 bales Sales to-day, up to three M-May 6U az
At is Sis y issss go i9sss.
Is at ~ Is slsc oo q l tS9 e y 3 81
is,siSs scat 49, eo Ss At ss
bales Grand total 1850 bales Tie receipts at the
leans .7os Mobile sss savannah 26s Charleston, edS;
1872 This day last week. 1891 This day last year,
1854 Rates 10 foreign ports closed nominal at the fol-
sail T. Gem Ss : HAMBURG by steam "a com
o lid: sail hl6d I'D We uunta - ~ !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01
BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT.

report OF the receipts and expenditures Of the
Fire Commissioners during the year 1872 has Just
been submitted to the Comptroller. The receipts
amounted to $S54,949 81. The balance remaining
unexpended Is s2,1e7 50. The principal Items Of
e I'M were -Salares, $2is,992; organiza-
$lo,o63; repairs for houses, $l5,463; new appas
ratus, $l9 500; special building account, $l6057.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01
MONTHLY SALE OF SCRANTON COAL.

The regular monthly sale OF Scranton coal took
place at the once OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company yesterday after
noon. The auctioneer was John N. Draper. The
attendance was very large and some eighty thous-
and tons OF coal were sold. All description ap-
peared to be in good demand and the prices OBJ
tanned were somewhat higher than at the previous
sale. The following are the prices obtained. az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

1061S; Metropolitan, l33K; Nassau lot; ConuUen-
tai, rs; 81. Nicholas, 100; New York County, 200;
Importers ana Traders, 1856; Park, 147hs New
York National Exchange, 90; Central National
rs; First National 2l7; Fourth National, III;
Ninth National, I0lk Gold Exchange, n6; Bankers
and Brokers' Association, IS; German Ameri-
can, 100.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.
The Southern State ponds were dull and mostly
lower, the chief decline in tue new Tennessees,
which sold at 10. The new South Carolnas fell OF
tol7h 49, The following were the closing prices:-
Tennessee ex coupon, 10 791; do, new. 7sa< 20;
Virginia. ex coupon, 43 4s; do, registered stock,
old, 81 q 40; do, skies, consolidated bonds, So Q
536; do, skies, deferred scrip, IS q IA; Georgia
SKIES, IS IS; do. scvens, 30 81; North Carolina,
ex coupon, ~ a 80; do to North Carolina Railroad,
IS 90; do, funding, 1885, II 10; do do, 1868. II
10; do, new, 16 II; do, special tax, IA q Is;
Missouri sixes 93X a94; do. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 90k o 81; South Carolina skies, Is q 40;
do, new, January and July Tx AIS; do, do,
April and October, q 80; Arkansas sixes funded,
IS q 40.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was steady, but with
nrmer undertone. The currency skies were ex-
ceptionaly heavy under the continued influence
OF dearer money and higher geld, and receded to
IFS. The following were the closing prices =
United States currency skies. l14T l63s; do
skies, 1881, registered, ll7 us; do do. do, cou
pom, 1907 121; do. nve-twentes, registered,
May and November 1l4k ll5i4; do do, 1862, cou-
pom, do, l1sk a 11s1; do. do, 1864, do. do,
1lsh a 11sz; do. do 1865, do. do, 1905 1901;
do do, 1867, registered, January and July. 117a4
MY; do. do, 1866, coupon, do, 1l7s< 1l7; do.
do, 1867, do. do, 119s 1lss; do. do, 1858, do.
do, 1ls a 1881; do ten-forties, registered, 111&
1I0i.. do. do common l13s< n ia: do lyes OF 1881
registered, ia Il41S; do. do. do, coupon, ll6
1861.
ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The following is the latest official return OF es
timated weekly earnings commencing November
l, 1879