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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret & Co.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES PRlCK
Second District Court for the Parish OF Of!eans-.
No. 36 ,6A.

No. 1854.
by q. DE FERIET 4 CO.-JoHN g.
ID Monrose. .rctioneer-Ofhce NJ: 80 ROYAL
street-On SATURDAY, February IA, 1874 at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc toneers' Fx.
change. Royal street bet cen Canal and Custom.
house streets, will be sold BY public auction by
virtue OF an Or 'er from the Hon. A. L. Tssot Judge
leans, dated November 10 1879, the following
described property
l. A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
i'll the FIRST District Of this city, in the square No
bounded by Florida Landing. Derbigny, Roman
per plan drawn by George T. Dunbar, surveyor.
dated February l, l845 and deposited in the office
or ID. Ia NJ Cay late notary in this city. SAID lot
measure q feet inches lines front on Florida
ahCMg, by II depth and front on Roman street of
100 feet, between equal and parallt lines. and
OIeary, on January 8, 1883 per act Of sale
passed before George Rsresh de- late notary in this
city.
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights,
appurtenances ETC., situated in the First District
OF this city, in the square bounded BY Derbigny,
Roman, Cy press and Florida Landing streets, as
per plan drawn by c. A. Hediu. survt yor, dated
March 5, l8i3 in the office OF d l. Ricardo late
tiry III this city, and also on plan drawn by
1863 and deposited in The Office Of N. J. Hoey. AUG
tioneer Said lot is designated by No 7, aud meas
ures rs feet inches lines front on Florida Land
ing by 100 feet in depth, between parallel lines,
and was purchased by James Price from H. J. Ran
ney, Oh the twenty ninth Of January 1866 as per
tary in this city.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
Act of sale at he expense of the pui chaser he.
fore o. Morel notary pubic. ial3 "a 81 ft7 IA
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ARTICLE ".
f~anifaf NtOck. S;,ures. Tfc.

The capital stock Of this association shaft be
five hundred Thousand dollars, with the privilege
TO increase the same at any time The FIVE hun
dred Thousand dollars to DE divided into fifty thou.
sand shass,s of the par value Of ten dollars each,
and certificates for the came shall be issued only
upon their payment in full. One fourth Of each
subscription shall be payable at the time of said
description and the remaining threetnurths in
three equal instalInents, fixed on tho t:st No..
dag OF March. July and November.
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FOR A PARTITION

recon: N.s.r.cs Govt for the Parish '. C,;.I.-
SO. 6,l3i
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ARTICLE LII.
Obiecta q nd PURPOSES.

The object and purpose Of this association are
hereby declared to be he following. to-wt:
!. To enable residents Of this State to ac9uire
bomesteads
2. To establish as many stores this association
may think proper for the benefit of the stOckLod
of this mpany
To hold, receive, pure base and acquire under its
corporate name property both real and per sonal
10 subdivide into lots all lands thus held and ac
CURED, TO build upon, improve. lease. sell or other
wise dispose of, and to convey the same and to
lease sell any other lands that may be held by
said association either under act OF procuraton
other agency. To make advances on real estate
other satisfactory secu 'tes to any person, for the
purposes set above. and generally TO do aud per
form al other acts and transact all other business
sary to carry into full effect the objects Snd puI.
poses Of thiA org aniS alton.
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Transfer of Shnress

Sfars IN this corporation may be transferred BY
Endorsement and delivery of the certificate there.
OF, such indorss nent being by tine signature of
the DIder BY his or her attorney legal repre-.
sentative but such transfer shall not be valid for
any purpose whatever except between the parties
hereto until the same shall have been entered on
the hooks of this corporation, to show the
names of the parties by and to whom transferred.
tine number and designation OF tue S.are OF shares
I'd lIlp date Of tie transfer.
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beyond tho amount of his subscription to the CAPT.
tai stock or his Indebtedness to the association;
nor shall any mere informality in organization
nave the effect of rendering this charter null Of
exposing s'ockholder to i.ny liability beyond tho
auso ANT Of LiS stock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
First Board md First Corps OF Dnicets.

The following named stockholders shall comsti-
cute .he first Board of Directors who shall hold
their Office until the third Monday of December.
1876 until their successors shall be duly elected
and qualified to wit: jules Tuyes Emile DeBuys.
Jean Langles Alphonss Tertrou, Charles Nathan,
Daugeville L. Kernion, r. Cyprien Ricard, Arstde
Gerard and William 3. schmidt. and the following
period to Wit A. Gerard president; =. DeBuys,
vice president; Dusuau Hslphen. secretary. and
ULCER Lauve, treasurer.
The Board OF Directors shall have power 60 eiec:
a appoint such other officers and employees may
be required for the transaction Of the business OF
the company; they shall also x the com pens alton
of salaried officers and employees; they shall have
power to remove any person appointed by them.
tor neglect Of duty. incapacity or malfeasance il
Office for any other that may Justify such
removal, and they shall have power 10 supplg any
vacancy that may occur in theiy body ~ death.
yesiSEa ioto or OIL herwiseo
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By Nash & Hodgsou.
EENNERVILLE PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIS p. COLEMAN, DE.
CEASED.

Second District Court for the Parish " Craesn D.
70. 50 .969.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
ARTICLE VIII.
OelinUuent Stockholders

AZ shares Of said corporation ehaf remain
pledged 10 said corporation until their final paw.
ment GU. on sad share or shares as required by
the present charter, the delinquent stockholder
shall lose all his privileges and acquired rights
suitiDg from the same and from his subscriptions;
and in of failure the part of said delin-
guent stakeholder after thirty days notice, to
comply with he requisites Of the present charter
the company shall have the right to sell said share
or shares pledged. without the inter veution Of
coats st justice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15

This corporation shall have power and authority
to enjoy and to have succession, by its corporate
name, for period Of twenty five years from the
date thereof; to contract, and be sued In it's
corporate name; to make and a corporate seal;
to hold, receive, purchase or otherwise acquire,
and to sell, mortgage or pledge or otherwise dis
pose of, and to convey under its corporate name.
property both real and personal; to loan money
mortgage or pledge OF real estate or personal
property; to name and appoint such managers, di-
rectors. officers and employees as it's interests and
conveniences may require, and to make and estsb-
lish such by laws for the proper management and
regulation OF its affairs may DO necessary and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
ARTICLE XII.
Election of Directors,

At thesisle and place fixed by article tea OF This
charter, election fer directo 8 shall be held and
a plurality of votes counting vote for every
share stock voted on, shall be sufficient elect
provided that one stakeholder shall be entitled
to cast more than ii ge hundred votes at any
time cit her proxy otherwise. failure
elect directors on the day aforesaid shall not dis
solve the association, but the president shall cause
another election to he held within thirty days
Thereafter, giving notice OF the same by DIVER Using
in more of the newspapers S1b..l.3 III iht'
e!ty OF S.s Orleans.
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ARTICLE ".
Time OF Commencing Busfness.
ARTICLE VT.
f.im:f NJ Ef0ckhOfdeYss f1nh!fttiea.

THIS ASSOCIATE may CONNIE nee business soou
as fifty thousand dollars OF the capital stock shall
,,u b..,, hSc had
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
The Last olthe Mississippi oOun-
ty Pets.
Jailor Knocked Down and Beat
10 a " Fraz Siztcen Ribs
Broken, and Eleven Bad
ly Wounded One
Knee-Gap Blow
ed Up,

Early, last Tuesday morning, the
two remaining prisoners, John Fare
and Bob Iancey, the former charg-
cd with murder, and the latter with
II passionate hankering after horse
flesh, made II Simultaneous attack
upon the guard, Mr.. John Pedigo,
and overpowering him, placed him
in one of tho cells, when they pro-
ceeded to effect their escape, which
they did by prying up the boards
which had been nailed over the ap-
erture through the floor, and thro'
which the first intalment of prison.
ers had made their escape Il few
weeks since, their work being great
Iy accelerated by the aid OF Il bar
Of iron which was conveniently at
hand.
Our first intimation of this little
joke, perpetrated at the expense OF
the county, pecunimlly, and Mr.
Pedigo's, "rislbilitating.y," was on
seeing HIM, (Mr. P.) on mulcbacli
armed with a shotgun, and riding
up the road at such Il speed as to
cause us to think that a special
messenger had been dispatched to
bear the election returns TO Little
Rock, or that there was fight up
town and John was going fora Sur
gcon, or that something dreadful!
had or was about to happen, when
some one yelled out, the prison.
ers' out" On Inquiring for the
particulars of the modus ope.or (an)
di(c), we were informed that the
Guards statement was to this effect :
I" As soon as turned them out Of
the cell, as usual when ! brought
them their meals, | set 10 work pre-
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
S. Weller.

IL is with pleasure we call the
attention OF our readers TO the
card Of the gentleman whose name
heads this article. Unsolicited by
us he sends us his advertisement.
feeling no doubt, satisfied that the
quality Of his goods will bear in
apection; and wishing to sell them,
like true merchant let's the peo.
pie know that he has them for
sale. Our advise to the general
public is to buy from those who
advertise, for there you may con-
iidently expect fair dealing.
Mr.. Weller Is known to most OF
the citizens OF Mississippi county
and We know they will not !ail to
call On him wheu they visit Mem
phis.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

pairing for them TO eat, in the mean
time the prisoners had stepped be-
hind the cells TO empty their spit
toons when they returned, one
was on either side, and while one
suddenly grabbed me by the arms,
the other struck mo with bar OF
ron which was at hand. Oh, | am
beat to perfect Jelly, my head is
knocked out of shape, sixteen ribs
on my left side is cayed in, and my
.oti-hand knce-cap is knocked out Of
.di3ioint; OH he continued, " | am
IN worse condition than old uncle
Samuel Thompson was when he
ran away with his wagon and team,
and be got tore up SC, you all rec
colect.'
We have some doubts as to the
correctness ofour iRiormants state
mcnts, for since wording the above
and unless our cyesight is as deiec-
tive as We think our iniormants
hearing is, we surely have seen him
walking about. But be this as it
may, the heaviest part of this farce
falls, after all, on the taxpayers Of
the county who have to foot up the
bill ; say:
Mississippi County, DR..
To, Feeding, guarding and
attention paid to murder
crs, horse thieves, law
breakers and cut-throats, $500
How do you like 1t, TaX-pay crs'
Isn't ii rather dear for the little
fun?
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
CHURCH DlRECx0RY .

THE METHODIST tzfSJGPAL CiluRCl
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS FOL
THE OS,EOLA CIRCUIT,
Osceola-First sunday in the lOnth, al II {,
clock 4. NJ and o'ckck Y NJ. Prayer meet
ing every v edns-oNy night, at early cahu'e lish'
Williams School house Second Sunday, at II
o'cluck A VI
Lynchs School -Eousc-second sunday at
o'clock l.. NJ
Mil Bayou-Third Sunday, at II O'Clock, A. NJ
Hickman i,end-Friday b, fore the 9Th. SUNDAY.
vt II clock A. NJ
Blythe Chapel F0uivh Sunday, day and
New Hope, Snigh', alternate
Clear Lake Monday night after thc iib. sun
day.
SANDY Bayou Frida! before the IT. sunday
+. NJ PETTY,
Rev W. r. FOSTER ofiiciates a; Divine service
nj osceola on The iIh. Spnaagin each month
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

AGREEABLE to the invitation ten
dered by the officers of the steamer
Geo. W. Cheek, quito number OF
the fuir sex of Osceola with their
gallant escorts went aboard on her
arrival. AS we were at the time
at home wrestling with an Arkan-
sas chill, we did not of course take
much interest in the proceedings,
but learn that very pleasant time
was had.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

TnE following named persons are
our authorized agents to receive
and receipt for all moneys due us
Ter subscription or otherwise. Per
sons indebted 10 us will confer Il
favor, besides saving time, trouble
and expense by immediate settle
mont:
l.. NJ. CARRtGaN, Frcnchmah's 5
Bayou.
Gro. Z. kIrcHRss Bend 35.
W. u. iiAsgiNs, S,onowail Ld'g.
JAMES WILLIAMS. bQhcia Point.
II. r. BLYTHE, Chickasawha,
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
.I- . -

Wcrcgrct to learn ofihe death OF
Mr. james narncll who died last
SUNDAY OF heart disease. Mr. Oar
nell had been married but Il short
time, aud leaves II young widow to
mourn his untimcIy end.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
LATER.
PRISONERS HEARD FROM F.
John Fare Recaptured after Being
Dangerously Wounded.

MI. N. IL. y allcf, Wnlie out W cd
nosday night, keeping sllarp look
out for the escaped prisoners, sud
denly encountered them on the
road below his house, and in riding
by them, Immediately recognized
Bob Iancy, the horse.thiei. Turn
ing his horse around, and pre-
senting Il gun, demanded and re-
ceived his surrender. Hardly had
he done so, however, (and be it re-
mcmbcred that he, Mr.. W. is hard
Of hearing,) when Faro, who had
stepped aside, drew pistol, and
placing Itagainst NJ. Walters breast
remarked " My name is Patterson,
now, suppose yoa surrender? Find,
ing himselfin very awkward sit
uation, Mr.. Waller, with all the
grace mt his command, quietly did
so. They then permitted him to
retain his gun, and bid him go along
about his own business, and to let
them alone And there Is where
they made Il mistake. Plying the
spurs, he rode on in the direction
,hcy were travelling, and arriving
at Mr.. IIarrell's, besought assist
ance. While waiting for Mr.. Har-
rell aud others about the place to
get in readiness, Mr.. Waller walk
ed up the road to keep watch. He
had not long to wait. Again did
he see his game approaching. When
within Il few feet Of him, he halted
them, and was answered with the
flash and report Of Il pistol level
ing his shotgun, he pulled trigger,
firing both barrels, and then re-
treated back to the house, where
some time WAS occupied in waiting
for men who had been sent for,
with whom, after they had all col
lected, he returned to see what da-
mage had been done. After search
ing around in the vicinity of the
shooting, and finding no dead men
to bury, they repaired to the near
est house, where they found John
Fare, all bloody and falnt-Sur-
rendering, he told the men he
thought he was mortally wounded.
DR.. Davies was sent for, who dress
ed his wounds, which he pronounc-
ed dangerous, though not neccssa-
rily fatal, The gun was loaded
with largc-sized goose shot, and
the prisoner was pretty well sprin-
kled from The middle Of his back to
the top of his head. lie st,ll re-
mains under guard at the house
where discovered after being shot,
as it was considered, by Davies, as
unsafe to remove him in his pres
cnt condition. lancey made good
his escape.
II we had few more as vigilant
men as Ny. Waller, the county
would soon be rid Of all violators
Of the law.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

Mr.. Eleck Goodrich's new house
went up like flash. Alter the
tmbcr was put on the ground,
four men in few days had Il two
story house up and rooted. A few
more such days work and 1t will
be sealed, shelved and ready to
receive stock of goods Good
Who is next.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

Our fellow townsman NJ. o. ".
Stratton, we are panied to state is
very dangerously i'll, and his at
iendant physician ontcrtains but
little hope OF his recovery.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

Had the editor Of this paper
been under Il regime with Il view OF
reducing his avoirdupois in order
to save cost, after death, Of en-
bolming, he could not have sue
coeded more admirably thaa he
has since he took the chilis. lie
is SO thin that the girls on meeting
him fail to "scc him."
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

VIZ lad . call from our friend
Cab. Holmes, who IS here on n Wis.
it from his Texas home. Mr.
Holmes, although newly convert
ed Texan, has already acquired all
the characteristics peculiar to that
state, and has adopted the style OF
dress, hat &c. He expresses him
self as highly pleased with his new
home on the frontier, and gives a
glowing description Of the country,
salubrly of climate, fertility OF
soil, beauty of scenery &c. After
spending few weeks here with
hls friends, Mr.. Holmes will return
to Montague county, his adopted
home.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

The gin house on the Wither'
spoon plantation was destroyed
by fire on last Monday. The fire
is supposed to have originated
from the carelessness of one of the
hands ut work in the Int room in
lighting his plpe. There were sew
eral bales Of cotton in the gin
house ut the time which were total
" lost there were also three gin
stands, two OF which belonged to
Mr.. W. r. Bowen. The operators
had barely time to eXtricate the
malo teams csc the entire build!ag
was enyclorcd in hGu.cs.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
MASONIC DIRECTORY
ATTENTION CHANGERS!

The resgLsr stated communication Of 0sceola
Grange, no sHi. j. on the Tuc-days alter each
1ull moon. 1o-wit: July -, August -, september
-, October ~. November II, December q
An members ef the order Of - Patrons OF lius-
bandry" in good standing are invited to attend
BY order 81
4 W CIArp sccty J. T. tLLTS. W NJ
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter TO Legal Advertise
ments will be inserted in the TINES
nnlcss payments is made when hand
ed in. 1t requires money to carry
on our business and We are com.
PEELED to adopt the cash principle
This rule will not be deviated from
IN any case.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
. 20 II! ss E.g ED!!

Planters you can get your cotton gnnci at the
BLUFF CITY GINS corner Linden and Clinton
streets, Memphis. near the Elevator for (5D
three dollars per BALE and the seed. No
charges for Baggng and Tics. Sacks sent free
to tlo.e sending their seed cotton to be sinncd
" " G MILLER
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24
NOTICE.,

Their vii! tc meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors on the 10Th
inst, for the transaction of al! legal
business that may come before the
Board.
J. B. DnRCM.
President Board.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

Two or three nights during the
week, We heard serenading parties
going around and dispensing sweet
music. We are pass onately fCnI
OF music, and, thinking our turn
would come after while, we rested
easy, BIT were disappointed. On
lnquir,ng in careless manner us
though we didn't care n cent for
that kind OF thing, we were told it
WAS II Y luntccr amateur string
band who were going around Off
er,ug musical consolation to the
dereatcd candidates. Ofcourse we
Iauded tie phiianthropists hear
tily-wc could afford it you know.
The Osceola times., 1874-10-24

REC or Hfurt aswsy. be 1iaisle ia esTor
ihe g anifonnities of cunnection be
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



observation-disclosures Wednesday, June
BLACKMORE TO Mrs. N. N CHAvANkg, youngest
daughter OF F. c. Guinand, ESQ.,, both OF Brooklyn,
4. d. No cards.
ANDLER-BUcKMAsTER.--On Wednesday, June
H. at Christ church, Elizabeth, N. J., BY the Rev.
Stevens Parker, WALTER CHANpLER to LOUISE,
youngest daughter OF the late Thomas II. Buck.
master.
HART-GRRESE.-On Thursday, June ls by the
Rev. r. 8. Macarthur, GEORGE p. HIATT TO Mrs.
HELEN CREME, oil OF this city. No cards.
THURSDAY June - s
Rev. Jesse B. Thomas Of Brooklyn, Captain r. A.
HosMBR TO AUGUSTA H., daughter OF Captain Arson
Butler, all OF Maine. EH sf- Mt<
HUGHRs-BEARpsLBY.--At Auburn, n. r., on
Thursday June H. at the residence OF the BRIDES
CHARLES WIhLIAA nUGHRs, OF Pottsyille, Pa, and
CORA LOUISE daughter OF william c. Beardsley.
KANE-GIBBONs.-On Thursday, June l0 lS7A, ct
the residence OF the BRIDE by the Rev. Father Cas-
sidy. LAwRYpCK 8. KANE, OF this city, to Miss
JENNIE Z. GIBBONS, daughter OF n 7. Gibbons,
RBRsHAu-GxLK.--rn this city, on Wednesday.
June II, 1s7A, at the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, by the Rev. G. Fl. Gregory, WRIGHT KHR-
sHAU to HANNAH A., daughter Of the late stephen
NAsoN-LowR.-on Wednesday evening, juno H.
rion, N. j., by the Rev. Il. H. Chaplin, D. D.. HRNRY
I. MASON to HELEN F., eldest daughter OF Henri!
Lowe.
PIERcY-SHKPARp.-ln Brooklyn. on Wednesday
June II, at Christ church, Bedford avenue. by TIL
Rev. A. II. Partridge, ID. D., CHARLES A. PERCY, O
vile, saratoga county, N. \.
| TRENBArH-wIGHT.-0n Wednesday, June II, Al
! the Fifth avenue Presbyterian church, by the Rev
| John Hall. u. D., ROBERT y. TRKNBATH, formerly
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GALVESTON. June 49, 1874
ssssp pa Ssa ordinary
Nxw oaLsAxs. June ls 1874
sss sss o. ls:i :;sli5s ssesE
s. Sss'G s sale: 's s.,. :'ssz s'sss
e:''a e 'is ips4 s's ' s'' -
Exports coastviss. g. sales. s2s Stock ioS . 0A'sA
Spirit, Of u-D.pn. .s.sy s Rc sr1' .s.sg
81 70 tor strained Crude tlrpenuns steady 81 50 for
s nsra 81 So Or yellow dip and - Tor virgin Tar
Flour: 1850 SSls. wheat sSss5 bushels corn Iisss
s. ;s: T.
fioaH quss sales GHF range
.ss ss'sln %h's Il
sS Of 5000 Suee. 8 oaan Dc
':ss Ssssss !: IS asTss
ssar % 81 IN @ :, 3 ss s; wind
" S:y + Sss.. !. 81 $ sssa
%a sse ssow ss ay * Sls
for No. 6Jc for Michigan. Freghts steady to Buff
fao, &c. to Oswego SIC &C. Receipts-l 900 bbls -four,
26 0 bushels wheat and A0O do. corn. Shpmens-i 01
bbls -four $4,000 bushels wheat, $1,000 do corn aud 1000
90. oats.
CHICAGO. June Is 1874
Flour dun and Unchanged sales OF spring 50
s. Wheat active and higher at 81 "A Tor No spring,
81 24 tor No. do, cash; 81 lsX July. 81 August;
Ssc for No mixed cash Lag, sssc 5shc July; ssAc
and lower at 46tc. for No. ., cash or June; 4skc q
a3sc. Julyi rejected Sc Rye quie but arm at SIC.
Tor No ssp5ng 7sc for rejected Port dull and lower
SIT rs . ST. IS August. Lard dun and lower AZ lOs<c.
cash; $40 7ba $40 20 July, $40 80 August Whisky
Kingston 7ac, Receipu.9oW bbis -four $4,000 bushels
shipments6o0 bbls hour, $4,000 bushels wheat 100000
do. corn and 5000 do. oa,A
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRoDucE MARKrr.-LoNDoH, June 1s-Even-
ing.-Linseed oil ED g. per ton.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 49, 1s74-TRIPLE SHEET

cent. The bullion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance to-day is $4,000. The bullion In the
Bank OF England has increased f929 900 during the
past week. The proportion OF the bank reserve to
liability, which last week was Is per cent, is now
ASK per cent Paris dispatches quote rentes at 50
francs 22k centlmes. Erie was feverish, and de-
clined Consos for money, s2H; do for account,
92x old 1885 bonds, l0sH; fve-twenty bonds OF
1867, 1857; ten-forty bonds, 1851 1851; new
nves, 1O4Is 1o4H; Erie, 25x. The market was
steady. The specie In the Bank OF France has In
creased Il, 400. 600 francs during the past week. 1t
Is said that the South and North Alabama Railroad
has negotiated f4oo,0OO sterling nrss mortgage
per cent bonds, Endorsed and guaranteed BY the
Louisville and Nashville Company. heavy de-
cline Is reported In Atlantic and Great western
mortgage bonds which. IN connection with the
troubles OF Erie, will doubtless explain the weak
ness OF the latter common shares, both here and
abroad.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were steady on a small business
and firm to the close. The following were the
lot