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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20
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This unrivn!led Southern Erm-dy is
wnrnt"d MD, to ohhiein q single particle Of
Mercury, or nny injurious mineral sub
stance, but is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20
MAKES Tie WEAK STRONG.

The Pcr,tvtaM Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution Of tho PyOto1ttfc Of
IrOm, as SO combined as to AaVe
easily diOosteN tt',tl ttsSi7I1iLtttetZ
auth the blood tts tho simplest
food. 1t increases the Qvn Nt!tv
CT Natures O,Un .Vit0LiSi7eV
agent, Iron ill the blood, C,,,tL
cures go thousand flIs, si,,,2,Ev
>IV To,,t,eO atp, IlaUiOort.tt,,O tt,,tI
VftOliSi7ag tho SVSten1. The en-.
.a'fched ant VittsSiScN blood per-.
ancates cVcry part Of the G0tlUs
repairing damages tt7,tL aUdStc.
searching Out 2lt0rDiI Sec7'c-
tio',s, Ga,l lcaVi,,D nothing for
disease 10 jeeSI upon.
This is the SECRET of the aUo3,-
dc'1Ht success Of this remedy t,s
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
,rhoca, Dolls, Nervous Affections,
C.,s;ls and 'cvc:s, IIumors,
Loss Of Constitutional Vlgors
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints.
and all diseases originating i7I
"a tnd state Of the blood, or &C.
compa1,ictl 6y debility or q Ioau
state of the system. Being free
from Hicoh2ts f'e any form, its
Icncrgt=inO effects are not fol-
.to,Oed by corresod,StIi,sO 7'eac-
sto,s, but Gre pc, a,a,se,,t, t,,f,e-.
sing strength, Vi0o7', tc,,H 7ic,U
life into 0It parts Of the svstezI.
o,d 1utttll'sy a:lo an iron Con-
StitntioV.
:. IMousa',els haze been changed
by tho assc Of thts remedy, from
avcG:h, sic'cty, SUFFERING creo-
turcs, to strong, heoZtlsv, and
,ft0l2py men C11aH 1COnec,1; and
i,sUdtitls cannot t3'eas07,o6Lyh hes.
ftatc to 0tvc Do q trioS.
Sec that each bottle nos PERU.
WAN SYRUP 6lo,Vas iss tho glass.
Pamphlets Eroo.
SETH ". FOwLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD pr Dnuoolsrs GENERALLY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

oHIEv or rotioE-L -LaFaye yetle Poteet.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-14

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IA Egtahre ReHe5y for
COUGHS. COLDS, HOAKSENFSS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA.
SORENESS OF the THROAT, CHEST
alu LUNGS aud an Diseases leading to
CONSUMPTION.
u viii not make new glrgs, but IL VIII pre-
vent The disease from spreading ibronguoqt the
whole substance o. tLe lungs, therefore fselhia-
tiuE recovery
r. is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and
Barks. Of wonderfu, healing properties, snd ibis
Baisam 8 higaiy recommended by Physicians
Ci-rgvmen aud oilers. testimonials ron whom
/ Tan furnish without rumarr.
Tie children like il and they ten
10 cares their rolds and makes them well
And melkers seek he s-ore 20 try ";
Mith hundreds who desire Ia buy it.
Don't fail 70 Try O.. II i pleasant 10 take.
See That the pane OF +. W KjnsRan is bic WI in
the bottle.
- sample Bottle and Ciru,sr Free
W. kFNsuAN. PROP'E.
Water Street...-...- ..AUcUsrs. MAIxE
Prices IS snd75 Ceu,s. Largest Bottles cheap
est.
5000 for a better article.
Si0.osl Tor q ease II viii not cure.
FOR SALE BY al DRUGGISTS
3~I-lyeow
rn-For Sale by Or. Moore. Scranton.
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TO THE !.
Nervous and Desi
OF Beth Sexes


No Clarre for A3rios aad
DR. j. B. DYorr. gradua'e"i
Medical College. Philsdelphis' -.
several valuable works, On DC r.:,r
on sll diseases of the sexual
Organs, lshich he has made 81 -
andy either in male or female : .bs
from. what esuse originating or Of =.
standing. A practice Of 80 ssaIs % o.
him to treat diseases with sncs rs
guaranteed. Charges reasonable
at a distance csu forward letter
symptoms and enclosing stamp"
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April l, 1874
mdn Ss sn reeep @ s Hoa 0fapay
C0ntinsnt sss e France. 1893; cOastwiss L. Sales
New ORLEANS, April l, 1874
cep s gross sss Expor e the Ss con IT,
nsnt 2,S7a sales. 1000; last evening, 2lOO. Stock.
Cotton ou,e, and ,e,av m,san Mo' -. Apr lA
coastwise. 2io. sales,7 Stock 1881 ''' ''''~'
lss bales gross isi Exports TO the Continent, is
cMARLxsros, April |. 1874.
Ss:s ars %sa?{ @ 81
gTts
and s. - Or yellow Dip Tar quiet al s. 0' AA'a
.g, sss :ssy ;s; q meg u: vs.
ana fSF Goase .nS sgst sSlss
TS;s Isfsss
oas 81 so.saa s ss% sa 3
Ss &C. so ' $500 0' ss.hs i;
:S;s z ~ % e s:s' s%.si Ss;f:s
No 'p5ins winter s. s %; white y VIM
sSss Ell: e ai ssz ssnss
ssIsy mali Ss% csasds . o. a' %sssrn a.
~" o'nef Af''''e' an0han fFoa.Do. April l. 1874
Flour dali and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower; No.
white Wabash extra white Michigan - Ssh;
q AK June; No; red, 81 isk Corn quiet and un.
Cloverseed % 60 Receipts-5000 bushels wheat 81 900
DO corn 500 do. oats Shpments-220O0 bushels corn
2,UJO do oats
a. CHICAGO. April l, 1874
Flour firm and In fair demand at unc hanged prices
wheat n iair demand and lower at q 70 tor No.
spring IN for NO do spot or April 81 24k, May;
MOT NO d. 81 ~ Corn steady at for No mixed.
Sc new . rejected Sshc Oats steady at exc. Tor
s Hssey ,0 Se Way d hye steady &c &c for No
spring 81 for No do Pork active higher SIS So
spot or April SO TO- May Lard steady 30 TN cash
90 80 May Bulk meats quiet and unchanged at 5,.c.
8 ssa s. n Nay Bacon quiet and hanged. Wins;
bushels wheat 5000 do corn, $4,000 do oats 1000 DO.
620W bushels wheat $4,000 do corn 5i00O do oats Loo
do rye and 5000 do. barley.
The possibility or a ne,o issue Of fnconrerttole
paper regard 10Th amazement ana anrtety, and,
IN my Judgment, such an issue tcoud be a detrt-
and OH (rra
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~Ex-divdend. III
The possibility Of q nelD issue or tYecOnUertiOle
paper regard Nth amdzenaent ana dnrietv and
In nsy Judgment, such issue ,no,Ild be detrt
naesat aud q sisdne.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The total number Of shares sold to-day was
that 1t is in q condition OF waiting There Is little
disposition to venture far rom shore. Apparently
the street is loaded with stocks, and there ls no
significant desire to add TO the burden until Con-
gress takes It's stand on the question Of imitation
1t is simply traders market, Influenced by mere
breaths OF rumor, and operators are apparently
content to make short turns and secure small
profits There Is no confidence, because there is
no basis tor judgment, no speculation that reaches
into the future, no faith In the promises OF the
hour. Some reason that the outp0uring OF either
greenbacks national currency will give only a
spasmodic activity to stocks which will enable the
bulls to sell out at profit and be followed by
responding depression. Others contend that the
entire issue has been discounted for many weeks,
and that stocks have been advanced in con.
sequence to nearly their highest figure. Hence
that reaction must follow even the decisive action
OF the national legislature. Prices opened COM
paratively on the basis Of yesterdays closing quo
tations; but subsequently, responsive TO the
ports from Washington which will be found else
lower ave In exceptional Instances, as recorded
below
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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lnRly fraudulent means resulted IN no monetary
disturbance. The regular commercial reports
show that while there was a slight decline in con-
soils, as compared with the price at the last set
thing day-to-wif March l3-it was not SUFFICIENT to
Indicate panic while United States bonds were
even nrmer. Erie. as usual mas been q bone OF
contention abroad, and did suffer q decline OF
from to 90 per cent. Generally the
Improvement In securities quoted here has
been well marked. as VIII be seen by the fol-
lowing quotations at the close OF business to-day
Consos for money, %; do. for the account, 92%
United States hve-twenty bonds, 1865, old, l09X
109h do. d. 1867 los1s 1924 ten fortes l04A
Erie Railway shares, 34H New York Central, 92h |;
new nves, l04x. The market was reported quiet
and steady. Rentes at Paris were weak at
$751; 7oc. The following are the prevailing rates in
Amsterdam Central Pacific first mortgage bonds,
7oA; Union Pacific first mortgage bonds TN /;
Union Pacific stock, SO; Northwestern preferred,
$50; St. Paul preferred, 55x; Erie, SsA. Twenty
thousand pounds IN bullion went into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money ranged from TO per cent on call, but
closed at 1. Foreign exchange was quiet and
firm at 4.S4H ASS for prime bankers so day
sterling and 4S7x q 4.SS for sight. Greenbacks IN
New York to-day at the close OF the market were
IS, or discount OF IL per cent The difference Is
paid by the workingman.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
considerable activity was manifested In this de-
partment, and there was no loss In the strength
heretofore recorded Bonds and gold naturally
sympatnize with and derive mutual support from
each other. We quote the following as the closing
prices limited States skies, 1884, registered, 1l9H
100; do 40, do, coupons, III 2ik; do fve-
twenties, 1862, registered ll41 1l4A do do, do,
coupons, 118 q 1lS&; do. do. 1884, coupons,
1191 a 100; do. do, 1885, coupons 12O1z 120X I;
do. do, do, coupons, January and July, 119A
hoy; do. do, 1867, coupon, 1901 q 1905 do.
do, 1868, coupons, 100 a 120K; do. ten-orties,
registered 1l4A l15A; do. do, coupons, us a
115H; do. currency Paci1cs, III l17h; new fves,
1884, 1l5H 1853.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Southern State bonds were quiet and neglected.
Old Tennessees were quoted at S8h S9a4, new
Offering at 1914 ex-coupon series, old, selling
at 64A, new Offering at 6Sh; Virginia consols are
SO q 5OA, deferred standing 10 a 10z; old North
Carolinas were % 80, new q bid, special tax
offering at 04; South Carolinas were same as yes
terday.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroads bonds were active and firm In the prin-
clpal issues, FULL prices being obtained. large
lot OF Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold
bonds sold at SSh, and Toledo and wabash consOls
at II. The Western roads were In best inquiry.
The late bids for railroad bonds were as folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02

"a by steam; 5lsd BY sail The receipts were
Galveston, .oj bales; New Orleans $50 Mobile DO
savannah, lbs; Charleston. l.1a, Wlmn ton. 20;
Norfolk l2S4 New York. 1i.; Boston, 70 Philadelphia
isy Total. l.l5 bales. TEis day last week. uta
This day last year, 1878
CorrEE The market remained dun for all descrip-
tons. and prices but not quoaby lower We
have only 70 note sale OF DJ bags OF Rio,
ex Alice Taintor, private terms We quote =
Rio ordinary cargoes, Doe, aosc iair DO, nsc.
extreme range Tor lots 2Oc .3A4c. gold per ID.
60 and 30 days credit; Java government bags DC 2sc
ca,So stc DC LAguayrs a.1.e as.c .Jsmaca &c
Costa RIGA, 2atsc 25xc Mexican c. &c. Savana,
days.
;. fLSyR AMP Recsipts-Four ot's bels wheat
800 bags; OATS 1881 bushels; barley, LOO do 500
do. The market for nour was quiet but firm, some
Gliding al kinds foot up about ~ 600 bbls - prices
was only in moderate request but firm The sales
400 bbls, including Western 81 81 s. jersey Ut -
and Brandywine M 40 a We uuote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
ON TREASURE COMPANY.
TINE GALLEON TREASURE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL STOCK. $1,000 IN 1850 SHARES OF 500
EACH

The immediate object OF organization Of this COM
By The spanish scysrnmea. copy O witch may so
e the vast s sas
e % aSs a IL IN lie Of snk u tine
detailed historical statement covering all the facts
obaned IN pamphlet orm on spplica,ion either BY
d
ss q &c 'ne UNDER
R6ey facts ,I are a y ma
Of tour year, both public and priva and
s1
Hs
French ana spanish officers rather than that
SSTn sink saeons a' with
IL me sRr a 4.
e at s A u he sS vs % s
Dutch OF the four taken by the English the most yau
a0e By ns at
rock ana the Dutch were compelled TO abandon two OF
eenS sos as thus
M sa a aDGed at Ing
but 6 total value Of sns R
mate. At NOT less than ss7.OSOuon
az d & tee 81 t.,
Upon this feature Of the project thorough reliance is
q sne John The
as u s sa an wSrd
denied raising the entire Russian e consisting
BY he Russians IN the harSor sevasopo during he
81 e c ss S smd
Of the gaiieons their position and condition and con-
sy a hs h labor attending
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Col Gowcn. by
e n e s Fs nj
relating thereto and also UNDERTAKES to contract aud
requested e the rs
supplemental report, which throws additional light
The prominent features Of the undertaking are First
' % as fh ps and
the capital stock; the Company give 500 shares
o shares for the purpose Of raising the requisite work
Ing capital and or which Subscriptions invited
:, The capital will be called up as iollows-
Upon application. Is per cent
s saS days. aftsr per per cent CENT
not contemplated to cali ap the remaining gea per-
cent unless i should hereafter be found re9uia,s and
duce abundant funds for all CONTEMPLATED requirements
applications shares forms obtain
or from me Ss sanhf pt 4 IS osTPa
corner Of Nassau and Pine streets New York and must
be aecompaned by the payment Of SIS on cacn share
Subscriptions win receive priority q applied for IN
he win Ss
ton.
for the subscribers viii be called together 70 nominate
& s number ss sdea e e
in order mat parties investing in the en-
direct the management Of the company;
&c S the SS ns
Duncan a. go sa ner sesp; to. me
the q Fl ssd e
Tar,norarv Offices II Nassau street New ycrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
REvESUE RESERVATIONS,

Mr.. Alfred vanderwerken, Deputy Collector or
the First collection district United states Internal
Revenue, who was recently tried and acquitted OF
che charge OF conspiracy to deGaud the govern.
mcnt IN conjunction with John d. Sanborn and
Lucen Hawley, has rendered his resignation 10
resignation to-day to the SECRETARY of The Treas
urY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
CLOSING PRICEs-,s O'CLOCK P. M.

The posstod1ttv or neU issue Of tnConrer'tibte
paper Iregard 10Th anazenaent and anziety, and
in my judgment, such an issue oould be a detrt-
n,e,st and q ShGme.-CHARLRS SUMNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Unchanged Flour
Quiet-Wheat Lower-Corn and Oats
Firmer-Pork and Lard Firmer-Sugar
in Demand and Firm-Conee Dull and
Easy-Pctroleum Active-Naval Stores
Firm-Freights Firmcr-Whiskey I'm.
changed.
WEDNESDAY, April Id P. M.
The trade movement was moderate to-day and
commercial values were somewhat irregular. On
'Change hour was quiet, but firm. Wheat was dull
and lower. Corn and oats we're nrmer; the latter
were IN speculative demand and brought de-
cdedy better prices at the close than at the OPEN
ing Whiskey was 1rm. PORK ana lard were de-
c1dedly frmer, but business was moderate. In
the grocery market sugar attracted considerable
attention, but other commodities were duh. Cot
ton was neglected, but values were not mate
rally changed either for spot or future delivery.
Petroleum met with q good demand, both nero
and Philadelphia. Prices rather easier
materially changed. Spirits Of turpentine frmer
during Change hours but closed about steady. Rosn
quiet and unchanged. Freighs were hrmer. par
ticularly for berth accommodation.
CorroN on the spot neglected and to extent
inactive, without essential change ID rae. We quote
s sifs, ssga ordinary tx Ri as Is ,S y.
lev mid Kidding i rs IIss5s Is,s
Good mddilng ....... isH isS iSss 1855
The quotations are based on cotton In store running In
quality not tnan half grade above below the
grade quoted. The sales were =
To-Day Last Es,G Total.
sSnsoR E,aS ~ So s s9
tor future delivery bss: low %dans the sales have
been follows last evening" after three ocock-Arri
800 Is t32c. 100 at 10 Slice May ZOO at Is 96c june
1000 at lie. september, So at l7Ao Total $500 bales
To-day up g three = Ms-Apri. @e at is s.lsc.
100 at 10 slSc 100 at 10 Ss2c, loo short notice. at
10 ll6, 20O at 10 3I6c.. LOO at l6Mc- mo notice
TIL sth) May, 800 at ie sl6c. June, 800 at u l-s2c
were quoted thus1io Hsyre, BY steam, l1c, by sail
men. by steam. lc; by saiL ~. To LvarDooL 5l6d-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
mlC lAICRR
IO,I5 and II,3O Al. mi.

1910 and 1850 A. M.
el40 Us o2or 6o ll8X $500 Us SOC, '65 nsml llsk
lyOU us 30, c, ~ n. li9k 5000 VI $40 G. o.. l20k
ouO do....... ll9H 1000 Us So i0-a0. e.. llo
TIE possibility or neOo issue or issoOnuertto,e
paper regard aofh aMazensent and a,artetv, and,
in my judgment, such an issue could be detr1
nseyst and q shdme-CHARLEs SUMNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MAnKEr.-LoNDoN, April 1-Evening.-
Calcutta linseed, 62s I'd 62s Cd spirits turpentne
opened at SIS 81 and closed 32s Cd SIS 3D. cw
LIVERPOOL PRopUcE MARKET -LivERPooL, April L.
Evening.-Spirits turpentine, 33s. ewt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02

THIEF CAUGHr.-wiliam Fox, young man,
was arratgned and committed before Justice
Morse yesterday on charge OF stealing diamond
ring valued at $3.50. from the residence OIL Mrs. J.
Musson, No. l56 Bergen street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
EST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highes
rio ri he dau
MEMORANDA

The New York Gold, Stock and Cotton Elk.
changes will be closed on Good Friday.
Return OF estimated weekly earnings Of the Erie
Railway
1873. 1874.
Week ending March 3d.. $437,e69 $39s, 1896
Previously reported. ...... a40l,2l0 8,379,341
Total since January L.. 3839,l79 $3,77S,3 1897
Decrease Tor the week.. SIS, 973
Decrease Tor two months and two weeks. 90, S42
The coupons due April on the Central Pacific
Land Grants and the San Joaquin Valley branch
bonds are being paid BY Fisk Hatch, and those
pany, No. Nassau street.
The possibility OF neto issue OF inconCertible
paper Iregard Nth anazement and anxiety. ana,
IN nsv judgment such an issue ,could be a detrt-
n,ern and a shdne.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02

Bid.
Lake Shore div bds.. . "a
Lake Shore con c BIDS y71S
Mich Cen con i's, 1872. $50
N Y d N II 4s. - vs.
New York Cen Us, 49,. %
New York Cen 6's, re. ~
New York Cen o's. sub. 80
New York Cen LIST IN. c. l0jK
New York Cen LIST IN, r. l06
Hud X rs, Sd III, 10. .l021S
Harlem rs, LIST IN, C. l05a
Harlem rs, LIST m, r.. .l05
North Missouri LIST m. ;. IS
OHIO 4 Miss I'd m, cons IS
Cen pac gold DDS. 80. ~
Cen Pac State aid BIDS, 100
Western Pacific bonds. 81
Union Pac LIST IN DDS. S6A
Pacific RR OF Mo, LIST m 7sls
Pacific RR OF Mo, 81 N Tx
PACING RR rs, gtd NO.. 9Sl1
Pitts RI w Il Chi LIST IN. l07
Pitts, TT w 4 Chi ID III. l0lk
Ciev = Pitts s I. .........9 90
Clev q Pitts I'd m. -. .l0l
Clev a Pitts 4th IN. -. 89%
Col, Chi 4 Ind LIST m..a 6615
Alton i 7 II LIST IN. 80. .10OR
Alton & T IL "a m inc 76
Bel 4 SO Ill LIST m, 8's. #.92
ToL Peoria 4 War, WD g
Toll, Peoria 4 War, I'd m So
Tol, PEG 4 War con rs. 81
Toi 4 Wab lst nj ex. -. "a
Tote 10 \ Wab con c. -. II
ct Western lst m, '53. 92Z
Quincy 4 Tol lst IN, ~ 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02

PROSPECT PARK.-The Park Commissioners In.
tend to establish "merry-go-round" In Prospect
Park for the amusement OF children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02

FoRGERr-Justice Walsh yesterday committed
Alexander w. Robinson. a negro on charge Of
having passed forged check for 500 on Mr.. John
L. Davis, OF No. 1876 Fulton street, about year
AGO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02

Bid.
Alb / susq ID BIDS 49, 96.s
Bos, II Il T. lst m. -. 2o1a
Bur. & X Il NJ LIST, rs, 4 6S
Chi h Alton sink fund l0U
Chi 4 Alton LIST IN. -. .lU2
chi 4 Alton income. =. 9tL
Joliet 4 Chi LIST N. los
Louisiana 4 Mo LIST, gtd IS
ST l., Jack 4 Chi LIST M "
Chi, Rock Island 4 Pac. l05
N j Cen ist III, new. :. .lWM
N j Central, convert. .l015A
Am Dock 4 Imp bonds. "
Nil \ ST + LIST N, z u NJ 50 .
Chi Il n w 8 1. .i02L
Chi 4 N w interest BIDS "
Chi l. N w con BIDS. -. VI
CHI 4 n w eXten Dds.. VI
Chi l. N w Isl IN. .l0l
Chi 4 \ w cou 4 BIDS. :. S5A
Galcna 4 Chi I'd m. =. 100
CHI 4 Mil LIST III. ...... YiA
Del, Lack 4 W LIST IN. 1885
Morris 4 Essex lst IN. .lU6
Norris 4 Essex rs, H. 9l1s
Erie list III ex. -. 80. .iV4
Erie I'd IN, rs, '79. .luUia
Erie 81 IN, rs. 's3. ..... W
Ere 4Lh IN, rs, ~ - W
Cedar n 4 MINI LIST m* rs
Mich south 7 y C, "a III. l0lz
Mich 80 d N 1877 pc. lO51s
Clev i FOL 8 {. .lJ3
Ciev Il Toll now BIDS. - 81
Clcv, L 4 A old BIDS. 80
Clev, p i A new BIDS. - IS
Detroit, Non 4 FOL DDS. 70
But h Erie new BIDS. ~ VI
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.
WALL STREET,


The course OF prices In London was viewed with
much interest, inasmuch as the street for two or
three days has been Hooded with sensational ru.
mors to the effect that pancky feeling prevailed
on the London Exchange and sharp decline In
the value OF securities might be expected. In the
absence OF corroborative testimony, however,
such as would be received by the for
eign bankers, the disquet subsidized and the
Efforts made to "hearr the market by these seem.
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
offers at par and premium of one per cent Q0i per
cent with accrued interest," any Con strucou
Mortgage Bonds presented for prepayment ror to July
/ 1914 at the offices in New YORK.
The outstanding balance on It's construction MORTGAGE
debt about $3OQ 100 These bonds mature April l. 1875
L. Y. r. RANDOLPH, Assistant Treasurer.
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THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
J. ~ if2 and lao Broadway, FRANCIS II. jerks,
lreSldent guarantees for year the safekeeping of
bonds 20 cents per AlUOO.
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The possibility or a ne,c issue Of fnconrerttoie
paper regard 10Th amazement ana anrtety, and,
In my Judgment, such an issue tcou,d be a detri
Tne1u and a shdme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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WANTED IN PHnApELPHIA.-Morgan E. Hamlin,
who was arrested at the Brooklyn Post once on
wednesday evening on charge OF being q wei,
known boarding house thte, was taken to Phila.
dephta yesterday. where the crimes are alleged to
have been committed
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TAxEs.-The receipts for taxes last month
amounted to $4oe,544 49,
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ARRRsrs-There were $50 arrests BY the police
during the month Of March.
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THRUST FUND TO LOAN ON NEW YORK OR
L Brooklyn Property, without bonus; Second and
Lease hold Mortgages csshed. A. M. JOHNSON 4 BRO.
No. Dey street, near Broadway.
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TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT.
l. gage on New York improved Property; private
uwcunss preferred one per cent commission and attor
ney's lees Tor searching title second mortgages cae
CALLENDER LAURENCE, 80 Pine street.
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The QUOTATIONS. are based on cotton IN store running IN
quality not tnan half grade above below the
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Total since January L.. IS, sas, ITO

Week ending March 3D.. $437,969
Previously reported. ...... a40l,2l0