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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
To the Editors of the New Orleans Bulletin:

To the Editors of the New Orleans Bulletin:
Feeling the deepest interest in the welfare
of the Association for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, and perceiving that the
tiends who go about the streets holding
chickens with their heads downward are
being very properly punished, l deem it
my duty to call the attention of the Presi-
dent to most fragrant piece of cruelty in
high place. 1t has stared our people in the
face. for full eighteen months, has caused
the blush of shame to mantle their cheeks
when coismented on by strangers, and who
ever is responsible fofthe outrage should be
brought to condign punishment.
1t is needless to say, allude to the fact
that while the comparatively insignificant
chicken is only occasionally forced to hold
its head downward, our dc .facto Governor
has not been able to hold his head up since
Durell and Grant put him in office.
Where is the President of the association
SYMPATHY.
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Address from Gov. Baxter.

LITTLE Rock, May 10 Negotiations are
progressing favorably for peaceful dis
persion of mobs. Baxter has issued con-
gratulatory address,
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The Confederate Dead.

MEMPHIS, May 16.-The graves of the
Confederate dead in Elmwood were decorat
ed. Beyond prayer by Rev. DR.. Boggs, pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian Church, and
an address by Gen. Gordon, there was no
public demonstration. The attendance was
very large and the weather delightful
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Death Of TOstee.

NEW YORK, May 16-The Journal de Paris
announces the death of Mile. Tostee. No
other newspaper makes mention of the fact,
but the Journal affirms that she died at Pau,
OF grief, at the loss of her daughter. Mile.
Tostee will be remembered AS having been
the original Grande Duchesse, and La Belle
Helene in this country
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fBy Il. leHraph.l

VIcKsBuRG, May 16, 1974.-To George u.
Hite: Leave here at 10 A. N. with l1OC
bales cotton, 800 sacks; will arrive on time.
Leave Tuesday, as usual, for Vicksburg,
Greenville, Helena, White and Arkansas
rivers. WIN. CAMPBELL,
Captain Steamer Katie
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THE SONG OF THE SHIRr.-Th,

The SONG OF TIE SIIRT.-Ihe FOet Lnu-
reste If tn King Is out this morning moving and
feiciiOus those Cha npon Shirts witch
oil go ng-six for doilars-at Moodys Gran
lie Palace, of Canal Royal sire 'ts along
with Cra,at. ri-s md everything in the way Of Cen
tl-uen's Underwear, at I,ri wich defy mQetton.
$50 bu. yolr Starts at Moody's" Is the p
fra aud rice Spy - he who obey, tie ln1unc-
tiou, or wneth-r gets tn six for nine, OF tho
q er sort, his da q will re long aud ~ mi.
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On Saturday next there is to be picnic
given by the young men of the Old Third to
their young lady friends. We understand
that w. ). B., well known as favorte with
the fair sex of tnat neighborhood, is to be OF
the party.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
House..

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The diplomatic
bill passed. TIE post office appropriation
bill was taken up and discussed. House ad-
Ourned,
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Lexington Haces.

LEXINGTON, May 16.-Nelly Grim won the
consolidation race. Time-l:524 LAG.
Tom Bowling won the three mile DASH
Time-5.3f4
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Oakes A..es,s Esiate.

TAUNTON, MASS, May l6.-The estate of
Cakes Ames, Credit Mobilier estate, is de
clared insolvent
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We are under obligations to Mr.. Geo.
Ellis, newsdealer, opposite the Post Office,
for late Northern and Western papers.
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Contributions received at the Mayors
Office, May 10TH 1874:
Abraham s. Gilmsn OF New York .........,S 25
Chas. Osgood NJ ID. of Norwich, Conn, through
w. U. Rogers. .......................... 100
Pupi of Berlin scn2ol, A. NJ. Nahsn Principal IA
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 39
The contributions to date, May Is, 1874,
$123. 9O2 80.
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COPYING SPECIALTY.-Don'tf forget that
Heosrs. ro..py Co., iii log sphers, No. 165 anal
tire I. make a specia ~ If pylIg fom o d or de-
fa'-d das ucrre"t PEI, pinot g aphs. aud - sh
beautiful Ca -siz f"rro'ype>. d tour for dollar,
which taey take AMI dsiiser in ten nn1s 4
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Try Remand & Co.'s deviled and ported
meats for lunch-s.
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Or scent bran milk aL j. X. Rsnauf &
Co.. fof s! 81 per iozsn.
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base bal
will be played to-day between tie Nor and CapitO
mines u toD-wal.' Green Fourth Canal| Game t.
Commence at 2:3u y. NJ.
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PIcNIC.-The pupils of Rev. DIR. Mark
hams sunday choOI, con- ectel with 9 church at
the of Magazine aud Phillip street yesterday
gave most delightful picnic at the Cacrollton Tar
d-ns tlaced as they were. nDdpr the cha &c OF the
su l,erintend- Mt, +. William Henderson, the party
pr owed On te q success, and much pleasure WAS
afforded ~ tue y uug folks and their guests.
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CINCINNATI, o., May 16.-The mayor will
issue orders to captains of police to prevent
women from praying in the streets here
after
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Crushed wheat an ur.su..ul nJur at ]. K.
Re-aud 4 Co.
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Abel vs.. Kellogg.
Mr.. "Zacheus Come Down
Clinton.
Judge Abel Flags the Auditor
and Stirs up the De Facto.

The following spicy and important cor
respondence between Kellogg and Judge
Abel, will be read with interest
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New Goshen butter 10 be found at j. K.
Rensud 4 Co.
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BALL OF CREOLE STEAM FIRE Co. No. g.
nret light il look upon tho array OF f. mi
lime he auty manly sire 9Th gathered Ia evening
on the ccas n OF III ball given b. this popular
paDy. "rhe sseiEb ed IN aids and maron-. each
looked to their best alvantage, and the beautiful hall
made radiant by he brightness OF their smiles
Under the careful management OF the courie Us
gentlemen III charge the evening was made Of
pleasure to the fortun att aud happy guests.
GRAND BAL PARE AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
WITH very little siI etc Of imagina ION Que hight
vi Ii ease have tiiu 1T hin-ef trsnsDD into tn
M OF the Arabian Nights lat ing npon enter
lug the joy us prec,ucs OF the Opera use. ana,
casting slapc. 1T iarcIly aitr-d tn uug whrl;ng
through tile IutOx catins m III he dance M. a.
ure with the eni,v ming Stratus of the band.
Loug after i'd i2ht the tnkiins footsteps OF the
fairy da GERS echoed through tie hall " the
rythm vf Strauss a. ID Gbunod's master vi, ces
The New York herald., 1874-07-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton easier, &c lower good ordinary A}sc mid
667y
Cotton dull middling 1875 low m,ddlng, l634c. good
gross, liO sales. 80 Last evening. 95l stock, AZ III
MOBILE. June 30 1874
Cotton easier; mddling, 1870. Net receipts Is bales
SAVANNAH. June 81, 1874.
gross, 49, Sales, LA stock, 1857.
CHARLESTON, June 80 1874
s S.'0a N Hs sooa oTdnsry & Net reoespss S
bales. Sales, DO stock 9,735
wuxINGrox, y. c., June 80 1874
Spirits ofturpentine quiet at &c Rosin quiet at 81 IS
81 50 for yellow dip and IS tor virgin Tar at 81 81
OswEGO, June 81. 1874
Flour steady; sales LOO bbs at 81 rs spring.
81 7s Tor amber winter s. 70 for he y wnter 81 IS
Milwaukee club at 81 49, IoOO do 81 81 atioat 20
do In ots at 81 40 extra white Michigan at
yae terms 400 Do in lots At 72c 7sc Corn al
inch IN snssS: Shorts vs. shs:sSSs u; niadlnss -
S. S2}s TO NewburS. IS a1 to New York Railroad
bany &c. Lake receipts-lsiO iO0 bushels wheat is.ooo
do. corn, ,2S9uU feet lumber. Canal shipme np-H 600
bushels wheat $500 do corn, LH60O9 Ieet lumber The
for tide water yesterday noon, comprising shipments
from the former tor thirteen days and the latter
nine days, SO 600 bushels wheat l446O0 do. corn
Flour dun and unchanged. Wheat duh and lower at
cash and July: 81 10 August Corr dull Al 65s1c for
high mixed, July, Csc. August 65Ac. September, &C.
low mixed 64hc Oats dull at ~ for No rreights
Recepts25 Ool bushels wheat and S2OU do corn Ship
ments-3l, 0N bushels wheat and 10000 do. corn.
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FIN NCIAL.


"A shares $50 TO $500 for double privileges: $50 tor
$loOO gold all 80 days bought on members OF the kx
Ghange; st3cSs i an9 g9S 9oosht on conmssioh' eA
''A"A'0' HAZARD SA MONTAGUE, No. Broad street.
STOCK PRIVILEGES REMOVE THE RISK AT
IA. tending stock speculations We are negotiating
close rates. $50 to 800 for Calls; 500 To $3.50
c for pcSe o aes Of cyk DC On @ @
formation furnished ~ . ua ~ MBKlbGE l, "a a co:
Stocks bought and sold for cash or on margins
A PRIME FIRST MORTGAGES ON CITY AND
n Country Property for sale paying IL per ccDnet
A STOCK PRIvILEoEs, IN SHARES OF $40 $2c
Hpey sa's snS %ay 'S'
AT REASONABLE RArEs.-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies norigagss and other
panies j. j. HARRICH ". II. broadway.
MONEY LOANED on MORTGAGE; MORT.
also per First Mortgage Bonds on of our best
old trunk rA''wsSs & ssn1svEssoS Sr Ii rre street
(yITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
y & is,ansdEy the fjiy Of fSfERhsf SfN HSEE'
The twenty eighth semiannual interest at the rate
of six per cent per annum. all sums which have
July l. viii be credited and paid and after Tuesday.
Al, interest not called for will remain as principal
and draw interest accordingly. and will be entered
the depositors' books time wnen presented after
bank open every day for hs RECEPTION ion ann Eav
dnys dlen' and nd Saturdays d from 10 A. NJ tc7f NJ
Deposits made on before Monday July %, will draw
sans in' IN German french ana English
Bank IS Bowery southwsst corner 1 q Canal street
sKrnouR A. BuScR Secretary.
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Domestic DO &c CSC Lard of was rather quiet. but
s:rs sf ~ wSs nss sd ysas iSx
"a U hs , inside price for No
and prices were decidedly lower closing at a'i Ike ic1
sss ;ss $ s,,: i s fs's
active quoted At so;; were moderately inquired
%.rfas @ss sSSy ssss4 pS%ess Saa s
p par No 4 Snoss w' !.
han points tie markets ssGs 9s mes "ss
Ss s.sssIis ois Petroleum ~ Ts%a Ssa
PSoSSoss- -ReceipsHfert none: beef Is packages
sst NESTS as slO DO sra; is Sb:
sssr auOtsd AZ cash note sae ae' OF PflSeSS S
sSs % We & s pse e 81 Dfs.sS ssss @
81 Il s sqGS
gulry odsy rs.uuns IN % sales Of oss'Ap sS PACK
5 :,s'fs SI'ssfi: : E!'11 3.
nd as ss we're mona ne%ins
the soaas59 c"s "a
,inued t ight with prices ruling steady We have only
SSdS sScusss. e 100 boxes bellies =: Ss
& ps' qas! VI
sss s Of t9S sps ss ss &c
Il o as Ws. ~stcf m 0t and aso soa to h a
tent Of s6tlercss a 4 sSe ne: $3.50 's r 's
uIar ana unsettled prizes New met win far demand
sssss fs 81?
Ssss..s Ssss. viz 81 3d. S. S SSaris.ss
:Ss DO. IS 50 ss SoriolS do 81
a,cs--ihe market was quiet to-day and values barely
ses4d Co IS psr R Of @
quality ana 2o bags OF kanSoon brought 6'4c S3sc
srEXRrsK firm and sold to the extent 100 tIerces
of city at &c., and 20 do OF Western to arrive at l2
the s6senSe OF Glover met WIN
Ii%ohy was quiet Rss but quoted steady
bssnei sr'he Rough max quoted at 30 . % per
ana good DO az &C. SIC. We note sales Of iJo bbs Of
s:;.a e. s.ssS and SSss: e
cuOa-Redning Inferior 10 common. &c. 7He:
81: sSos s e. ssss
"Ss'si ss sHH ssi's
%s . ~ es ssnnsS i
Rss@s 81 sss.'s s
riSr ANA extra rss superior e 7MS
- of
ss..s o O. e4on Sh &
sonsn crop ~ both Ga pTvais terms The %srke. for
kentucky continued active and firm. Sales l5U0 hhds.
at from Sc. Lac per h. OF foreign heard Of >les
OF Is oalessO Yara private terms and SOJ bal NJ
Havana at from 5Jc a 81 per lb. TO
SIC. per sales 7o,SoS lbs OF Western a. nc :
per lb ~
vKGrrAsLEs-New turnips were firmly hold at higher
prices. Long Island beans were plenty and lower
Peas were shade easier Asparagus Is nearly OF
market Other vegetables not essentially chans ed.
We quote New Deets, per lO So white turnips do,
s.; Cabbage new, do, $6; white SQUASH per bbl 81 50
s2; yellow d. DO g . so lettuce, Long Island
sirns beams Long Island DO g; Bermuda onions 60
Bay do e o9 raiishes per 100 punches 500 a1sc
cucumbers Charleston and savannah crate. 81 81
do, Norfolk, bb - 6O cauhhower. per dozen,
| 81 a s. 30; Charleston tomatoes. 81 S.
| WHIsKKY-keceptA 400 bOls The demand mod.
crate and the market steady Saes 400 pDls all at DC
WooL--The market during the past three days has
been moderately active and frm tor all descriptions
The arrivals continue high ana no increase H expected
lbs new Michigan fleece SOC 400 lbs Of pulled wool
%nwashed do .2c a?" lSs Of bucks woo! lsSc go
lbs Of do sc g bales oi do s'c 500 lbs o. ia Cal!
bales ., medium DO, 20 sdc g. g bags Western Texas
ies Of Texas and MeS'can sic SoSo 100 lbs Aontevideo
loCOO lbs medium fleece, 5000 lbs OF tubbed washed o
bales of fall California; and 5000 lbs. OF East India WOOL
all on priv ate terms.
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Frankfo-t dispatches quote United states 'c2s
OUR HxPORr TRADE.

OUR HxPORr TRADE.
The total exports OF produce from this port for
me week ending to-day amounted to $7,lSl,6a4
mixon yaiels which is an increase over last week
OF sTOl pcg rhe Exports for the corresponding
week OF iast ear we're $5.56 ,6sl, and for 1872,
s3Sfs lo.. IRE total exports OF produce since
J.alary I, this year, are $l44,972.s77, against
tlto oos 30l last year aud $106 $780, 647 in 1872.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were tive, and the volume OF business In rail-
Foad eouds was larger than yesterday. Chicago
aua A0rthwestern consolidated rose from IS to
q h oGt the gold bonds receded to 81. The Pacific
mortgages were firms Central sold at 93h, Union
frsts at SIX SS, Land Grants at SOY, Incomes at
79H 7eH, Onion Pacific sinking iund at IS and
Western Paciacs at S5X. sale OF Chesapeake and
ohio first, coupon on. was made at SO. New Jersey
rtra convertible brought 1929 Cleveland and
.Jledo sinking fund, lO4; Fort Wayne first, lo6N
Iittsburg third. 1907; and Michigan Central
sevens, 96h.
The Treasurer Of the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad reports that of the BIDS for
first mortgage bonds OF that road, opened to-day,
$l,o00OO0 was accepted at an average OF l05 34l00
No BIDS were accepted under los.
The members OF the Exchange to-day with great
unanimity voted in favor OF adj0urning from Thurs
day afternoon ut three O'Clock to Monday al eleven
A. M Inc matter mas 10 be passed upon by the
Governing Committee.
One OF the leading German bankers has gone to
Washington, runor says, to negotiate for another
lot OF new government five per cents.
In view Of the argument now pending trespect
ing the value OF our railway property in connection
with current esrnings the following Is interesting
respecting foreign railway property, even In busy
France -
The statement OF the receipts OF the French
railways during the first quarter Of 1874 has jEat
been published in the journal OWtfet. Tue re-
coipts amounted to 1882, 1SS francs tf6,99sss)
showing decrease OF s,lsi,646 francs tfs27, $500
preceding year. The lalng OF In trade is the
more apparent as the sO-Called old network and
the chief lines which connect Paris with the ron
tiers show decrease OF about 5000 900 francs
(f320,CO0). or almost the entire deficiency. The
new system. Which unites secOnd-rate towns
shows decrease OF rather more than 500, 900
francs tf2O,0OO while the purely local lines show
an increase ol about 4o0, 600 francs (f16,000j.
The New York herald., 1874-07-01

New York. ss; Philadelphia, ~ Total, ga This
TO namburs' by steam, ~ by sail, ~ 10 6remen
by sssan s fs y r & compressed 10 Liverpool
kei, with values ruling nominaIy the sae as ioliows-
Molasses shocks lncn with heaus 81 2, ~ co. sugar
Ms1 s.Ss w as s1aes s. sos snS .
hoeshesas s. ~ a 81 Is: hoops 4 ieer ordinary
asc ''' 'e MOODS u 'ee'' ORDINARY D''A' '
CoRpAGE--Market quiet aud values not auotably
changed We quote te-Mania large aud small sizes) per
10 i61c l7c Manila eOrdage. bolt rope yarns lssc
lyHc tarrea Manila, lbc. sisai lac. SC. New
Zealand eoriage &c u i5c Russia bolt rope t7e .
CANDLES were not wanted save IN "A iobbing way but
Mitchell Co.'S IS o. sc 29c ;parsfne 6's and 12's
26c. &c. adamantne. lie. a lie.
DRIED FRurs-lhe market ior apples was dull and
unsettled and q reliable quotation diaicult 10 obtain
Peeled peaches are out OF market lnpeeled peaches
were quiet and Irregular in value Cherries were dull
and 70 an extent, nominal BlackbeIries scarce.
We au9e state apples sliced, i2c &c. DO, quar-.
ters ilc Ie Western apples quarters g1sc toc,
sac blackberres, lec a lsc. cherries, State. pc
s4c do southsrn Soo as!e pums state, lsc. slc. ;
EGGsihe stock continued iisht values for choice
Western were steadily he'd At 2ic. The demand was
only lair but the market closed hrm the o,iOwing
auotations We quote LONG IslanG, New Jersey and
by. &c &c State and Pennsylvania Il NC &c. ;
Canada, choice brands, 2lc. Aye; Western do, 2lc.
FLOUR AND GRAlN-Receipts-Flour, 1854 bbls |;
wheat ~ dsl bushels; corn. 8l do; meal 4d5
bes and 20 sacAs oats 7565o bushels l9oj do
shipping grades which were steady. The sales Since
our up l2,5jl bbl Including all kinds at prize
within he range Of the appended quot,tions Corn
meal continued in demand At steady prices sa.es,
LOO buis., Including brandyw at tS CD - CO
mon Western a. - q W w. choice do o. a. g. 81 :
l.kl nlInfn
The New York herald., 1874-07-01

BucRos AHres California Common Htde.
ssGs s'sRi s7s ss ss' - s. sssc ss' sss aaac e
Good aamaged.. $50 &c sAsc. 2se aS.c
rGroD -GG1 Siaashier-lissi backs SEC. Sc; middle
Soc. heavy crop 55c. 3clac Texas-Lisht crop Sc.
lock, &c. = sc. oak, SIC. a soc.; bellies. Ho. 2c
steady value Tho sales in lots Iooi up about 100000
at; at i"is gold Lamb Si' sed e; re
fned Engl ish sales, 80 IONS Of Lamb Flag at 2lc
2%e,, gold and % tons Of refined English at 2kc gold.
Speiter quiet quoted at6Ac 1c currency, Tor domes
TO brand. lron-We have nothing to note in either
American scotch. the market remaining dull q un
changed prices We duo,e :-American, No. !, SS2
ss Nc No. g. Co. SIEs M s' S'G's ssd and
MoLAssxs.-lhc market remained quiet, except in
q jobbing way, where bu siness was reported
,a ,sa and u4 m,xsd s5''s Soc We & so ssse
d 40c. do. muscovado refining, SIC &c: do, do gro
Gerry. e tse; Porto Rico .c 7oc; English Islands,
NAVAL STORES. -on Change to-day the market for
about steady AZ Soc tor merchaniable order We
sales Of Of e ob in 10 lots at ss LOO pss s: at S @
sc Strained rosn was hrm but the market very quiet
Sales TO bbls At - & The aner grades sold to the ex
tent OF 800 bbs of No. At 81 10, l0l bbls OF No at
but f%. sales 10 Sos. Of Washington s. 50; viii
mington quoted at$a 6h s. Patch WAS neglected and
OILs-Linseed sold moderately from nrst hands ssc
SOC, in casks Sperm and whale oil only modcr
sperm quoted at 81 81 81 50 for crude 81 20 for natural
winter aud 81 IS for bleached whale At 5sc 6oc tor
winter and &c. 7c tor bleached Bank cod was mod
eratoy sought afer and remained steady at 6dc, c
The New York herald., 1874-07-01

800 OOO ops snf.ss rAs'H sesp Ssss IL
Southern California either special or acuve thc sdvsr
ser can give the highest references tor character snq
ABILITY 10 any party wishing To place son In go0a
paying business this Is an opportunity seldom met wh
Address IL A.. Herald othce.
The New York herald., 1874-07-01

ILL lOWcSI ukuTc VI bHc uuys LOauS were
made at and . per cent and nat, 1h 8, and at the
close 164 OF per cent per day for borrowing. To-
day business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
foll0ws:-
Gold cearances. $22, ,3520 900
GOld balances. l,309,O15
currency balances. ............... S297
The customs receipts were $344, 600. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out $4,000 on account of in
terest and $4,000 in redemption Of ,7e-twenuy
bonds.
GOVERNMENTS WERE STEADY,
with moderate business, advancing i per cent
on some OF the issues and closing as follOws:-
United States currency SKIES, 1l5h l162 do. do,
1881, registered, 1l6x III; do. do, do coupons,
l2lX q 122; do nve.twenties, 1852 registered 114h
. 1Ak; do. do, do, coupons, 114k O 114%; do.
do, 1854, registered 11eIs a 11esl; 90. do., do.
coupons, 1l67s NIX; do. do, 1865. registered
11sk a 116k do. do. do, coupons 1l7X 11s; do.
do. 1885, new. registered, 1864 ll6k do do, do
coupons, 1907 1908. do do. 1857, registered,
ilex Il6,s; do. do, do, coupons 1901 121; do
do, lses registered, 1l7h us; do. do do, cou.
pons, l2ox q i2i; DO. ten-fortes registered,
nsx q ia; do. do, coupons, ia l14L; do.
aves, 1881, registered ia 114L; do. do, do,
coupons ia a I14k.
THE LONDON MARKET
vas generally 1rmer with an active movement in
Crie which, opening at 29k 29k, advanced to
soX q 81, and after recedng 3O,@ 10 3ols, closed
1t sox. Preferred shares advanced from 4s1s to
10. The following were the closing prices at
quarter to i've p. M.:-.Consols, money, 92h 92s.;
ao., account. 92x 92x; Old '65 bonds, 1917
lOe; '67 bonds, 1osh: ten-forty bonds. lo5k
losx: new nves, lo4k; Erie, Sok aoH. Market
drm.
The amount OF bullion which went into the Bank
Of England on balance to-day was f25,oO
ON THE CONTINENT.
American securities were quoted in Amster-
Asm :-Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 73h;
40. stock, 24k; Northwestern preferred, 6sk; st.
Paul preferred. 5ik; Erie, 2sx. Paris dispatches
Va London. aye p. ~, quote rentea 50L 6oc,