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AUCTION SALES.
RY LATI1IER q CLEARY,

"a ~ ~ AAN4N A0LAAAAlAOa
N0---0-o0oN-o0o0~-o50-o0o
Future DAYS.
DYLATTMER q CLEARY,
ID Anetioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
enfh street, star 6dce Bullding.
HAAfBLEToNIAN MARE -FOUR YEARS OLD,
o. skEdifbkY. MSoRSINe. November :, at 2
ps ,s hATIAdER 4 f eLhf,AaY.
DY EDWIN ,. SWEET,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
No. 81 Seventh street, opposite o. s. Post once.
TEusTEEs, SALE OF 4 NEAT. SUBURBAN
E95E ETHEETR STREET s hohb AT 70 1 Tue
By Virtue ola deed OF trust to Us, dated yune 30
A. ID. 1873 duly recorded In Llber No Is folio %,
biS and g the request q the party secured there
BY, we viii sell At public auction, In front OF the
eeioef p m, he following 9ssePi5ed real estate
situate In the county Of Washington, ID. O., TO
aesoribed as Lot Numbered tEo e. IN secfion four
Mount Pieasant to,etsl rS4faf6 q
Terms: e1.5oo, with interest at ten per cent. per
annum from June o, is7S, and expense or sale IN
cash, and the balance in SIX and twelve months,
rnss lie y sS 81 Sos sse a Fl
be required at the time OF sale and an eonvsysnc-
OF sale are NOT compiled with in seven days from
the day Of sale thu trustees reserve the fight to
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser. alter i've days adVertlsernent
B BkkAAIIASAMRRg 3 3. s MS1bbssRkA Trustees.
oct14WFM&ds z. j. SWEET, Auet.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
til WEDNESDAY, November 4, 1874, same hour
49, BRAINARD X. WARNER, , So
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER AIus'ees
octz-TuThs&ds L. ]. SWEET, Auct.
AETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'M
tnWEDNESDA1, November IL, 1874, same hour
BRAISARD H. WARNER, -.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, ~
no5-ThSTu&ds =. J. SWEET, Auet.
EXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
II IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FRONTING
X STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH. AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of November, A.
in the last will OF the late Sarah Ann Reed, de-
ceased, will sell At public auction, In front OF the
premises, an undivided one-half interest In and TO
the west half Of lot numbered ten, no, in square
numbered three hundred and seventeen, (317,)
fronting Twenty-Five C25) feet on street, and Iuu-
improved BY tWo-stOrY pressed brick front DWELL
ing house, known as No. IO3 on said street.
Al the same time and place, the remaining one
half interest in said property Will also be sold.
Terms; One third cash, and the balance at six,
Twelve and eighteen months, with Interest at the
rate Of eight per cent. per anuum, and secured BY
decd Of trust on tie property sold. One hundred
dollars to be rad down Immediately amer day of
sale. ConVeyancing at cost OF purchaser.
noS-td Jos. =. KELLEY, Exee1tor.
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MEDICAL.
BRTHH9DA.

BETHESDA.
ThisunparAlleleds specific lseompoundedm natures
laboratory, and from its magic power and unprece-
dented achievements the most eminent men In this
nation have, after thorough and severe test pro-
nounced Il the only Sovereign Remedy for Brightly
Disease and laaDetes; also al UrlaArys bLsdder and
Liver Affections; also Oropsy, &C., &c. To thu
minds OF many our claims may seem preposteroust0
long and st ontinues to bafe medical science. We
ask but 9 test. 10 not allow your skepticism 20 be
certainly do you any injury; Iherefore Gyan your
self OF the most pleasant and ecient curative agent
ever ofered to suffering humanity. The Water q
for sale at CHARLES sTOTT q co. q Drug Store,
No. go Pennsylvania avenue. Beware or spurious
waters. AK Tor Bethesda. For sale By sT0TT =
CS:, s1 so AZ Bethesda Advocate.
-. - " 49, : RICHARD DUHBAH
Directofand General Manager, BethesdaSpringS.
WAsHIEGToN,D.C.,D ecemberso, 1sz9. decS1-ly
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PRuPosALs ZOE leon WEE.

NAVY DEPAHTMENT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
WAsHINGToN, October 10. 1s7s. ' 9
Sealed proposals will be received a. this Bureau
until 10 O'Clock .. N. Of NOVEMBER n, 1874. for
the delivery at the United States Navy Yard, BOs-
ton, Mass within four months after date o. award
az such time and in such quantities as may be des.
ignated by the Commandant OF the Navy Yard, OF
a S0 pounds Of the best Iron Wire Of the following
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TWO ELEGANT sEYEN-OCTAVE RnSEWOOD
CASE PlAH0S. WALNUT QHAMBER SUITES,
PARIORSUlTES, ETEG ERES, IVA KDROBES,
HAT RACKS, BOOK CASTS, 'SIDEBOARDS,
[ BUREAUSt MARBLE-T0P TABLES, BED
GSTEADS, EXTENSION TABLES. WAEaSUT
AND DAN DINERS, HAIR AND sHUCK
on FRIDAY MoRNINe, Novembere g, commence
Ing at 10 afclock, wilisell, the first floor OF
our salesro0ms, a large consignment OF elegant
Walnut Chamber and Parlor Furniture. We name
one RosewOod-case 7-Octave Piano, (Meyer,J cost
So,
One Rosewood case 74-octlve Piano. CDessau,J
Bureaus, 10 pieces, complete,
Walnut Chamber suites, Observation-Disclosures. Bu-
reaus and Washstands-direct from the manu-
factu1er,
ParIor Sets in brOcateIe, reps, terdes and hair
Walnut and Painted Bedsteads. Bureaus, wash
stands,
Walnut and Painted wardrobes, Walnut Hatracks,
sIdei cards, Walnut and Oak Extension Tables,
Cottage Chamber suites,
Music Stands, Marble top Tables,
Tucker Springs, Hair and shuck Mattresses,
wBI. L. WALL CO..
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DYLATIMER Ii CLRARY.

ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner ofsPenn. avenue and Eleventh
street. Star Once Building.
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The market Is flooded with Cheap, Inferior Bak-
ing and Yeast Powders Of light or short weight.
DOOLEY's Vast POWDER Il warranted ful
strength and full weight.
Sold e wholesale and retain generally throughout
the United States By dealers In Groceries and Fam
~ Supplies.
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Assistant ouartermaster General, q. S. Army, in
cnarRe of depot. ocl9-l2t

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING, SETTING
L CURE AND LAYING BRICK PAVE
ENGINKER's OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3, 1874.
Sealed proposals Will be received at tbs once
until u O'Clock, m, the 7th instant, for grad
ing, setting eurbs and laying brick payeme1t5 In
Bids will be received only upon printed forms
which, with all necessary information, may be OBJ
tanned upon application at this ONCE
Bids must be Endorsed proposals for grading,
setting curbs ard LAYING brick pavements, :" and
addressed to the Engineer OF the District.
u FRANK,N 7. HOWE,
no4-4t Chief Clerk.
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COALI COALil
We invite the attention Of consumers to our
stock Of COAL, Embracing al the choice qualities,
to which we are making additions daily, which we
offer at lowest market rates,
OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and split or In
70 ohK and PINE KIEDLINGs, In bundles or By
thu cord STEPHENSON d BROTHER,
once, ms Pennsylyania avenue.
NH and DEPOT. Seventh-street Wharf.
te6 CStar and Chronicle
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1OHA GREAT 1914
10 6S PENNSYLVANIA 10 tS
ROUTE
TO THE NORTHW VEST, SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On md after November 2, 1874, trains will run as
follows:
Washington. 5:25 a. m. Baltimore. $50 a. m.
" 4:53 p. m. - 900 p. m.
- g:2S D. m - ....1l:l0 D. m.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State-rOOm,
day and night cars with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved TO Western and Central
New York.
5:S5 a. m. daily, to Baltimore, and daily to FL
mira, except sunday. making connection with
Erie Railway for Flu falO gnl Mag Falls.
Hes a. m. daily, except Sunday, North and West:
the West.
s:Ss ,. m daily, except Saturday, West and North.
On Satrr day, at 9:ts p. for the West.
Throug1 from Washington to PittsbuTg and IL
mira without thange.
Tickets by this ro1te cHn be procured At the OF.
fees, northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street and Penn
syivAnia avenue, where reliable information VIII
be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at these ofaces can
secure accommodations I'm Palace cars for Pitts
burg and lmlrA. ED. s. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore. Nd.
se2S-tf
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ED. D. 1OONd1
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
EDMUND L. DUBARRY,
% Sunerinfendent. Wa6hiuRtOn. ID. o,
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING oC.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING &C.
TOBER II, 1874.
The Mail Train will leave Washington at a.
and Alexandria at $40 a. daily, except Sunday;
pass Leesburg going westward al Us a. m, and
arrive at Purcelville at u m Leave PurcelivIlle
at r. 30 p pass Lefsburg going eastward at 1:10
p. m, and arrive at Alexandria at ISIS p m, and
at Washin gtOn at $3.50 D. m.
The Accommodation Train viii leave Washing
ton tan. m, and Alexandra at $40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday, and arrive at Leesburg at 6:25 o.
m. Leave Leesbrr at 3. M, and arrive at Alex
andria at S:I5. and Washington at $50 a. m.
B-Passengers from Washington will take the
Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station at 8 o. m. and p. m,
and 20 through without change Of cIrs.
Tie 9:l0 q. m. train from Alexandria and 1880 p.
m. train from PurcelEille connect at Purcellville
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Snickers-
willie, BerryYDle and Winchester; also with
Rsamer's Line OF Coaches, which leave Leesburg
daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Communication tickets, 3 cents per mile: annual
tickets, 500, r. H. HAVEHER,
oct.2-H General Ticket Agent.
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HAMBLEToNIAS MARE -FOUR YEARS OLD,
SOUND, GENTLE AND KIND, AND A GOOD
On sArdjRDkY = M j November =, at
o'clock, In front OF our auction rooms shall sell
the smithsonian mare mentioned above;
nos fstarj 'l'-i' Iactioneefs.
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Il nut up In Tin Cans OF various sizes suitable for
Families, Boarding Houses, Hotels. Restau-
rants, and River, Lake and Ocean Yes
sells on short or long voyages.
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RY w. L. WALL q Co., AuetiOneers,
ID New Marble Bui1ding,)
Nos. 500 and 81 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth
street.
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N0-0-0-0-0.0-0-0.0-0l0-0-0-0-0-0l0-0-0.0-0-0(
Future DAYS.
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- Anctioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penns{ lEania avenue and Elel
enfh street, star Once Building.
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gRAINARD 4. MARNER, Trustees
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER = AANSeSeS
octE-TuThS&ds u. j. SWEET, Auct.
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.; S%TBE y A2oyE SALE e PosTPoHED. gN-
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DY LATNMER n CLEAkXe
ID Auctloueers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Of Pennsylvauia avenue andElel
enth street., Star Once Bui1ding.
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Commisliolors % lhe DIstrIcl q Qolum6la
oct29-sW J. 7. cOLDWELL, Salesman.
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THE CoDnlcATIox OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.

conference was held last evening at room No
"a Cooper Union, under the auspices Of the United
States International Code Committee, on the sub.
ject OF the coddication of international law as .
basis OF arbitration In cases Of disputes betweo1
nations. About twenty gentlemen attended, Q
large proportion being clergymen. The Rev. Dr.
woolsey was called to the chair. and requested
DR.. Miles, the Secretary Of the committee, to
explain the object OF calling the conference. Dr.
Miles went into long and minute statement OF
his eorts to bring public attention to bear on the
subject mis- travels III various European countries
In iurtherance Of the object, and the result Of the
conference Of publicists and statesmen held In
Brussels last October. He believed from the re-
suit OF hts European experience that the subject
had made profound impression on the public
mind. He pointed out the terrible burden imposed
ing enormous standing armies, and contended that
the only remedy was the adoption OF clear and
well defined system OF arbitration. A few other
sac speaker skns
ton that necessitated an explanation from Or:
Miles, SO that he spoke during Che greater part q
the time. Finally a resolution was offered
Mr.. Montague Barnard, and passed ct the Brus-
sells Conference In favor OF an INTERNATIONAL sye-
TEN OF arbitration, and carried unanimously, with
ference did not recognize arbitration as the only
means OF settling disputes. resolution WAS alsO
passed requesting Dr. Miles to go to Washington
Resolutions s'e embodying sentiments iavorabIs %
arbitration, such as have already been passed By
the English and Italian Parliaments.
After some further discussion OF an unimportsns
character, the meeting adjourned.
National organizations Tor the promotion OF smas
object nave been formed IN several countries, ano
these organizations will nave authority 20 se'U ="
congress, to be held each year. Tne next one VIA
be held at Geneva In August next.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firm - Flour Steady - Wheat,
Corn and Oats Firmer-Pork Quiet and
steady-Lard Firmer for Future-Gro-
cerfes Firm--Frcights Firmer-Petro-
lcum Quiet and Easier-Spirits Tur-
pentine Firmcr - Rosin ssActivc and
Steady.-W hiskey Lower.
WEDNESDAY, April 29-6 p M.
There has been much better feeling manifested
to-day throughout the general merchandise mar
ket but trade was retarded considerably, owing to
the continued unfavorable weather. At the Produce
Exchange there was more activity In breadstufs.
Flour was steady, but only in moderate demand.
wheat met with iair trade, and prices were
about 1c per bushcl higher Corn was IN good de-
mand and irmer. Oats were moderately active
and higher. There was comparatively little doing
in provisions. Pork was steady Lard was shade
nrmer for forward delivery. Bacon and cut
meats were quiet but steady. Groceries were
quiet. but the market was firm for all descriptions
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FINANCIAL.
A UGUST BELMONT CO.,
n Bankers, 10 and ii Nassau street
issue travellers credits available in all parts OF the
world, through the
Mcssrs De Rothschild
and their correspondents.
Also commercial GREATS aud Geographic transfers OF
money on California, Europe and Havana.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

0ALvEsTON April ~, 1913.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; good Ordinary, ld.ac
Net receipts 81 bales, Exports, coastwise sia Sales
wv New ORLEANS April ~ 1874
Cotton steady, fair demand: mddling, l7lsc Net re-
ceipu S67 baics gross, S67 Exports-To Great Brain
2li3; the Continent 2274 coastwc. l3l sales, 20O;
last evening, 1,l50 Stock, l29,2&
NOZZLE April 90 1874
Cotton quiet and Arm; middng i6elc; low middlng,
l6hc good ordinary l5tsc Net receipts - bales En-
ports coastwisc, 81. Sales, 500 Stock, 32,W6
SAVANNAH, April %, 1874.
Cotton very firm mlddling, 1870 Net receipts soi
bales; gross SOL. sales, 500 stock, 3S,7A
CHARLESTON April 20. 1874
Cotton qnet middng, 1870. 16Mc. Net receipts 61
bales Export-To Great Britain. l,IUI Sales I~V'
stock, Is, ISL . ,,.o ,o,.
Spirits of turpcnne quiet Soc 36sc kosin strong:
81 "a for strained 50 81 for low No. l. - Tor pale. 10
TOR extra pale 81 % rs for window glass. Guide Wr
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Cotton was quiet but arm for lots ON the "spot"
and l-16c. higher for siutures.n Petroleum was
quiet and easier Spirits Of turpentine rmer and
held above the views OF buyers Resin in demand
and steady Freight rmer particularly for grain
accommodation whskey was tsc per gallon lower.
corrKE-Ihe market was steady We note sales Of 1897
bags Rio ex Amino. private terms We quote lilo
Ordinary cargoes. ls1zc 1870. fair d. leisc ac
good do, 2oac Gle; prime do, &c. . 22lc. ex-
treme range for lots ls1sc u 22l4c., gold. per h.
sixty and ninety days credit; Java government bags
24c Pc do grass bags, Ac. &c Ccyion 2c. BE
Maracaibo' i9c 23c.; Laguayra &c. DC; Jamaica,
100. 22c st Domingo. isc. &c.,. Porto Rico. 2Oc.
22hc; Costa Rico. 2oc 2ISc.: Mexican. 2Oc. 10;
savanilla iSc &c. Curacao. l9c 2lc. gold, per h.
sixty and ninety days
CorroS-The market for spot cotton inactive but
very firm owing TO the continued upward tendency Of
cultures" which advanced l.I6c with, however, bur
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THE STOCK MARKET.
The course OF this market has been so like that
OF the past two or three days that 1t Is scarcely
necessary to make additional comment. BY turns
it was strong and weak, as II some superior power
were playing with it and at win making figures
on which to dispose or puts and calls. 1t was not
market 10 invite confidence or induce outside
buyers to speculate Tor more than "a turn"
Even the ha0itues or the street fought shy of
tain stocks wherein IT Is believed combinations
exist and the utmost caution was observed in
carrying them overnight lest the silent influences
OF twelve hours should produce another OF the
sharp changes that have 80 suddenly and repeat
eddy occurred during the past two weeks.
1t is useless to speculate as to the future,
Tor opinion is thoroughly divided as to
possibilities and to predict might only be
to mislead. The transactions to-day were as
follows = Western Union, 74,250 shares; Union
Pacific. SO, a2O; Wabash, 1900; Pacific Mall $500;
Ohio and Mississippi, 5000; Yew York Central,
$4,000; st. Paul, 6200; Lake Shore, 1915; Hanni-
bal ana st. Joseph preferred, 900; do. common
$500; Erie, 1900: Delaware and Lackawanna
1000; c., G. and l. G., $500; Rock Island $3.50;
Northwest common, 1900. The sum total was
24o, $50 shares. The close Of the market brought
out good many sellers, so that much OF the I'D.
vance was lost and the Anal dealings were heavy.
The decline ranged from X to per cent. nearly
especially Erie, which fell or In response to the
weakness reported in London. The greatest de-
cline was In Western Union.
THE PRICES.
Western Union opened at TAX, advanced to rs q
75K 75zS, and thence declined by fractions to IA
73T; New York Central sold Mt 9SX q 90 99H 9ST
o 9sk 9sas; Erie commenced at SO, receded to
35x q 34a<, and closed at 34X Hannibal and ST.
Joseph common opened strong at 80 and moved
up to 313a, but ended ut 3OA; the preferred
stock closed at SO; Pacific Mail moved from Ask
to 46%, ending at ASK; Lake Shore sold at TIN
IS 7714 7eT; Union Pacific at 34X q S51@ S5x
34h; Rock Island avanced from 99A to 10Ok,
but at the close called for only o91s; northwest
common ranged from 46a< to ASK, closing at the
opening figure; st. Paul sold at 3S4 39H 3S
37ls a 375S; Wabash advanced from 427S to Asa,
dropping, however, to AK in the final sale; Della
ware, Lackawanna and western was steady at
1861 107; ohio and Mississippi was steady at
27x a 27&; G., c. and /. G. closed without much
nuctuation at "a; Atlantic and Pacific preferred
sold at Is q 14h.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY ly74QUADRuPLE SHEET

OF nve.vwensy oonds rne total payments by
the Treasury on account Of May interest TO date
amount to $1.0l6.O00 The customs receipts to-
day were $2s1, 900. The internal revenue receipts,
$780, 1873. Tho following are the balances remain
ing In the Treasury at the close OF business to-
day :-Currency, $3.5o3,3Ss; special deposit OF
legal tenders for redemption of certificates OF
deposit, s5l.l2o 900; coin, $ss,552.5Ol including
coin certificates $sa.455,9Oo; outstanding legal
tenders, $751;, 100000.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull. the sales having been confined to Ten
nessee DID, ex.coupon. at 64H q IS. and Virginia
consos 81 The latest bids are missouri skies,
94,4; Mississippi skies Hannibal and st. Joseph
issue. Of; Missouri skies, Asylum or University,
COX; Tennessee skies, old, SO; do. d0 do, ex-cou-
pom, 64k; do. do, new, ex coupon, "a; do. do,
new series, 64A Virginia skies, old, 81; do. do,
new, 81; do, consolidated, 50is; North Caro-
lima skies, North Carolina Railroad, January and
July, ~; do. d. do, on January and July, U.s. do.
do, do, or April and October, rs; do. do, do,
new, on April and October, 10; South Carolina
SKIES 20; do. do, January and July, q; do. do,
April ana October, 16: Georgia sevens, new, 90 1;
do. sevens, Endorsed, 80; do. sevens, gold bonds,
eS; Alabama eignts. 1885, 40.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds an unusually small business
was transacted, though the tone OF the market
continues frm and full prices are generally OBJ
tanned by sellers. Chicago aud Northwestern con-
solidated gold bonds brought SO. Morris and Els.
sex frsts were steady at l07 New York Central
frsts 1854, Chicago and Rock Island sevens at los,
Central Pac1cs at 94X. Union Pacific frsts at s6ss,
Erie iour'hs at "a 94k. and Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated sinking fund at s2H 92,s, Union
Pacific new sinking fund sold at 70H, Michigan
Central sevens advanced to 9Sss, and Fort wayne
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Money to-day was easy at 8 and per cent on
call Business notes were discounted at o per
cent. large innux Of disable capital seeking in-
vestment win probably be felt soon after the LIST OF
May, when dividends and interest VIII be freely
distributed ny railroad and other corporations.
New York city itself will then disburse about
$25 600 as interest the city and county debt.
From this and other sources there Will be pleth-
ora OF money in Wall street during the next
month. Foreign exchange was firm at 4.S7 LS7h
for prime bankers sixty DAYS sterling and 40
4.901s Tor demand. considerable amount OF May
coupons are expected here by the incoming
steamers, and the movement OF gold thereby
necessarily entaied should stinen foreign ex-
change.
GOVERNMENT BOMBS
Government bonds closed firm, with a good
demand, at the following quotations limited
states currency skies, ll6I 1l65s; do DO, 1881,
registered, 10 1908 do. do, do, coupon 122 q
122k; do hve-twenties, 1862, registered, 115H
ll6h; DO do, do, coupon, 1882 q 119 !;
do. do, 1854, registered 1863 a III; do. do,
do, coupon, l20ss 1901; do. do, 1886, regis
tered, 1854 . III; do. do, do, coupon, 1919 a
122; do. do, do new, registered, 1872 a 119as ;
do do, do, coupon, 12Oi4 a 12Oss do. do, 1867,
registered li91 1908 do. do, do, coupon,
12Os 1909; dc. do, 1858, registered, lles< q
l20k; DO. do, do, coupon. 1901 120h: do.
ten-fories, registered, ii5,s l15S do do, coupon.
1i5k 1853: do. fves, 1881, registered, 1859. q
116x; do. do, DO, coupon, 1l67s III.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4l3, 600
on account Of interest," and $4,000 In redemption
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
SALE OF SCRANTON COAL.

General Advance I'm FTAcoS'
The monthly auction sale Of scranton c0sl ~
made yesterday by John A. Draper, a. the sa'es-
rooms Of the Delaware, Lackawanna anu wes'eln
Railroad only So 900 were offered pns s ne
attendance was good ann ta lined last MONTH Tho
o,awnv table shows the prices por ton at tina
soIas for this month and Aarcn: -