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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11

~ EW PhEPa nA liUNS.--E. bringnurst Co.,
IN desire - cali the attention VI Lysiciane and
others in terested, TO the following new pepaTAtOis
ut their manu- ActuTe, which are destined To &c
cupy pr niInent position AZ the nuet popular Of
the nuuitive tOnics.
WIsEAhD BgEy, each tables po0ni ui representing
Beef, Nth the gentle stimulating properties VI Pure
Sherry Wine.
WINE Up BKEP AND Iron, containing the same A.
the aboy- with the addition Vt three SraIhsu LEtst
VI Iron IN each tables posn. al.
ELIxIR W BEEs, each tab espoOlllu al representing
the nOurlshInent vi one Uuncs OF ffesh Beef, Win
desserts poo' iui OF Finest French Brandy.
ELIxiR OF BEEF, lHoE, AND CALlsAYAi eael
tablespoonful Ot which contains tie Houtlnhint
properties Of fresh Beef, three grams Q
PyrvrhcsphIte OF iron, eight grains OT CAilsayt
BARK, with Fines; french Brandy.
The above elegant preparhtioIs are pAlhtksl'
and grateful to tho taste, acceptable u the stomach
and Uniform In strength, having for their basis ur,
OF which in debitated conditions OF tae syste - u
wall estsblished. They are emlnuntly adapted ioa
the treatment of thUse suffering the debility
resulting from pro acted illness In the SINKING stage
Of typhoid and other feveIs, in tue exhaustion AN,
fatigue arising frUm excessive work. b,ss II sppe
ute, impaired digestion apd Dyspepsia As n rest0
rative ard invi goTstOr Il are invaluable Tor tn
oonvatsscent, IN the debility accom- anying old age
IN the rHpid growth Or childIeB, AMI all forms o
| general debility ate ded by detective nutrition
| nervous pTCstratgDnt and al Impoverished cOudluo
| Of the blood.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
| T.. BEISUHCKSI x y,
| .1lzth x Market Sts.. WiDinxt ton.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11

REDO rrION IN THE PRICE OF coal.
On and ai,"I prll the 2st 1873, ana until furths
notice, Iuy prices for Coal will be- as follows,
Stove, Egg and Broken, $50 per ton, delivered
large Nut Coal, 1913, per do. delivered, Once,
Orange Water Streets, aud Poos's Wharf.
JOS FOCT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11
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40. III MARKETS STREET


- .lLOeIa Mixture, u VuI,'~ u lnaAe. a api
az tai reiueLy JlatTL,ea cLOleIa AID lbs tea
~ vi the bowels.
Essence vi Jamaica Gthget. IA capral pisra'"t'o
d the nuest white Jamaica GIrseri uaLuIaatuie-
With the greatest aud suiiLbtr ~ tue iO=t deli
,.ate constitutions. neatly yHt w, al its'DLAO'
ytice.
Fund h-niet III making tLI- cs.re 10 taken ~ pc
sure tire best Tsnct, aud Then Vur best sIi,f
wiue AMI nu other ny IL.
Gum CaniphJr, the best protection asain1t lnVlh
ior Iurs vi mJViSI aOvdh,
Covgne and Bay Rum by the quart Or gallon. y
BOTTLES OF desirable styles. Can and EXAMINE.
Lox's urllaLlhe fVI Jelly, nov quite reasonable
Lxtracts IUI the handkerchief, IN botes VI IN bplk
Nv. / IN quAty, tot sale ~ any qulEtity to ruit.
Fsrrxtru Than Vi OentIan. Ne ciaIIu Tor tiistLa
It hAr tue strength As L,np. san, urhlah VII
the add tion vi n ali iO.o ioh Niih tauL lore
uas many AIvautisss over trIraird t'lNi, couiaii
hs CalisaSa bafk As II iE unliolin Ia strength AN
appearance, ami u pleasant and emcieht tonic, W.
conineId 1t tO amy One wishing All Iron touie.
lrusses-Ne have alwAys had private sparI
ment foI hitting 1rua-e-. Every person wanting
truss eau have II adyuse 10 them aud warranted
| nI.
Mrs. Arien :, Halls, klhgs, Woods, stsTling's IN
brOsia, and many other HAIR Preparations NJ reduce
| prices.
LstouT Salad Oh, Wholesale aid retA Al
| ii. x. bklNGHCkSI ,,
| 3lI Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11
rs WANTED rs
Ill PERSONS VINO OWN A HORSE 10 KNOW
INA h. Bring liirrt d Co., have been appOinte,
agents tor WlLAlSuION. lot the sale VI
yUIEk'S moor LINLHENI

EDr the prevention and cure Of ODF-
TEAtIIoS, CORES, QUAK1LH CRACKS
LUaIEAL1IOa or AJAX BACE olSEw, GkS-
gRALY CALLED ksKE-SFRUhG SPgAIss, UALLL
sLRATCHKs, HHgUMATIAA, X.
nave tested Boyei HOOi Liniuleht On the feet Of
over Ui.e hundred LOI-es. The ditTeHcG 10 the
dJtsh ol the feet 10 great i ito favor that would
moi lie Without II Tor ten times it, cOst. II should be
properly applied to every hOT7es hOOt and especially
In the sun,sr When the horses feet always In
tact it'll the heated earth, which dries them up and
they become lard and eyeriAh, which produces con.
tTactiOn cOrs, quarter cracks, contraction VI the
back sinew, commonly card Knee Sprung and often
the pains IN the boot II produces sweeney IN the
shoulder. We RECOMMEND 1t b. thu best yTGpaf atuu
used u should be used every horse nO0f
scOmmonlyAs oil Is used Oh harness VI neu'z bUOtr
keep them In good condition.
Elk. COnkltn,
Proprist9r and superintendent 2, he C@ni,n,HiH
Stnttes, SdhIOm Street. Pkild,isiphid.
Mir. NJ. Z. BOYER dear Sr This l. to certify
hat have used your llniIuent III my stables ioi
hree months past, mtre than one hundred horses
and nnd IL the best preparation have ever used oI
huTses ~ n tar bHttr-t han YOU recommend l. Seht
rue ii We cases at once express.
HARRY Has .lTDS,
| 40 l32 West 3l-t Street, New York CRY.
SUld wholesale and retail at pTOptintors Prices by
| h., bktNUHChST & Co, apothecArica,
C'.rpeI eth aud Market Streets,
| tutuu,on. delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11

Marvin's DeOderized Cod Liver
OIL

kuSTER's DRUG STORE
C.nIhOr Tor putting away Clothes,
AT FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Pie and Burn Salye at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Blood Purlrer at FOSTERS DRUG STOkk.
letter Ulatment at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Selditz Powders AT % cts per box.
Citrate Nagnesis al % cts, per bottle.
DlarrhHa Mixture for summer use splendid article
Wholesale or Retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Corner vi Front and West Streets,
myi Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11

q EN- II 10 Il l. u q y U n b u u u
SITUATED uNTHE KENNETH TURNPIKE
Az MILES FROM WILMINGTON.
400, 900 PBAUB TRKRs, Of the leading Orchard va
rieties.
100000 HALB's FAIRLY PEACH, . new variety, Ano
ripens two weeks earlier than any Other feAch'
100 600 Standard and Dwarf Pearl, Of leading kinda
STANDARD APPLR TRKBs, including 100 varieties.
Standard Cherry Trees, Leading varieties q.
Nectarlne, Apricot and Plumb TFoes.
100 900 OF one and two year old 0nAPnvIaHa. com
prlsing all the Leading Varietiss.
Also large stock Of Dwarf Ohsrrisss Dwarf Apple
Trees, including Ornamental Trees. bhrubbery AND
Evergteons In variety.
SOC, 900 STaAwBBRRy PLAnrs,ytk;
Great Agricultural, Eusse.'s Prolino French SEED
ling, Great Buffalo Seeding, Albany beodiina
$1,000 Blackberry Plants, LAwt0n ofncw hochene.
dorchester, High buAh, Wilson's eArly and Kit
fanny.
100 900 kaspbsrries of Leading Varieties PhilAdel.
phla, hardy and productive DoolittlegimpIoyet
Black Gap, Aliens Red Cans, Red prolinci behe
de Fountenay, everbearing perfectly hardy sne
productive from July to October. Miami ane
CLARK.
Currants- Onerry, White Grape HE'D Dutch Whits
e,utch, Black English and Black Maple.
aO0seberrfs s-Houghton's Seeding, American IN
English In variety.
RhubaTb Victoria, best or market or table ass.
Asparax us-Two year old plsnIs.
HHDelhe PLANTS In variety.
For complete description Of varieties OF FTpu ant
Flowers, see my Descriptive Catalogue. "
All OF the above will be sold In ANAL 10
All Trees and flsnts guaranteed true to name.
] w, descriptive Catalogue, address
ntreville. De
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
y
Total number Of mem be

Total number OF mem bers OF convention. ..l lpi
On motion, a Convention of the party was
called, to be held nt Carson City on the 2Sth
day of September, 1874.
TN motion, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend to tho vari-
Gus Democratic and Liberal County Commit-
tees Of the State Of Nevada to appoint prima-
ry meetings for the election Of delegates to the
State and County Conventions in accordance
with the above appointment.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for
both articles of consumption here and articles
Of production TO be transported to markets is
actually necessary for the we'll being and pros
perity Of the State, and that We favor the
passage ofa law by our next Legislature regu-
lating the tariff Of rairoadtrcights and fares on
roads in this state, preventing unjust discrim.
ination, thus reducing the cost Of living for
our miners and labofers, and keeping the
money amongst us in legitimate trade, instead
of sending 1t into the vaults Of railroad COM
panic,.
Resolved, That We are in favor Of taxing
the property of railroad companies the same
as other property, and that the property Of
its actual cash value Us other property is now
assessed.
Resolved, That all voters who nre in favor
Of the foregoing rcso' 'utions. and opposed to
the administration of I. :. Grant, arc invited
to pa rtieinntc in the primary elections hereby
called, and to act with the Democratic and
Liberal Party in the ensuing camnaign in Ne
vada. j. I. RI0RDEN,
Chairman pro tenn.
NJ. s. BONNIrIHLD, Secretary pro TEN.
Jycl.tt
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1HRESII FRI'ITS RECEIVED DAILY
Il diroct from Coloma Orchards.

nD- Agents for ". l.. PritchnrTs Pali.adc
Stage Line, and +. J. Bclrs Tybo Line.
Eemcmb bcr the place: Woodruff y Ennor's
old stand, Main street. Eureka. iyl5
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r. REPUB N
&SsA
COUNTY TICKET! !

For Assembiymen:
THOMAS WREN. NJ. d. HOWELL.
For District Judge:
WM. ii. DAVENPORT,
lSubjcct to Endorsement of the White Zine
County Central Committee.
For Sheriff:
GEO. GILMORE.
For County Assessor:
&C. WALLACE.
For County Treasurer:
WM. HEAD.
For District Attorney:
c. q. HUBBARD.
For County Clerk:
J. +. HARRINGTON.
For County Recorder:
r. J.. CHASE.
Fer County Surveyor:
THOMAS J. READ.
Sup't Public Instructions:
a. W. ATCHINSON.
For Public Administrator:
L. ", HAMILTON.
For County Commissioners:
JOHN HORN. J. II. MORRISON,
THOMAS GOLDING.
Township Off GERS.
For Justice Of the Peace:
TiIOS, J TAYLOR.
For Constable:
l.. X. KELLEY.
For School Trustees:
NJ. NJ. JOHNSON, CHARLES SCHULZ
CHARLES FISK.
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fDLITTCAL.
STATE CONVENTION.

VlNHE STATE CENTRAL. COMMITTEE OF
: 4 the Democratic and Liberal Party met at
Virginia, Nevada, on the 18th of July, 1874,
pursuant to call. The following apprortion-
ment Of delegates to tho State Cow vention was
0dopfcd.
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Furnished House to Rent.

'IN RENT-TIIE HOUSE FORMER I'D
i ly occupied by Col. Robbins. on .X1.A
North Main street. Apply to
suglo.tf GEO. THACIlEE \ Co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
FOR SALE.

A FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
N Horses with set Of harness; also a
good delivery wagon will be sold cheap for
each. by applying to
aus oBEkFELpER 4 HARRISON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
A Gard to the Public.
FOR SALE!

A HOUSE, CONTAINING TWO -
N rooms and a kitchen. situated on EsssU
the hill and near the .chool.housc. A lA
good bargain is offered. For particulars AZ q.
ply to Mrs. LEAL.
Aup.7-Cw
, 1874-06-14

street, near Essex street. OF the other theatre
cal enterprises talked nbout some time nSo.
nothing ia now heard. NJ Crosby and the others
who we're then Interesting themselves in projects
looking to o multiplication OF cur places OF
the field. III. cheney lit upon
novel expodient to provide himself with
the wherewithal to rebuild tho Globe, and at the
same time to rid himself Of the mcumbrance OF
Partners. He has sold rights Of entrance to the
theatre, with seats, for 1000 each. These
rights entitle the holder or his representative to
admission and seat for the period covered by
The Investment is good ono for the theatre
goer but the manager and the star are to lose tho
income Of $50 of the best seats in the house every
performance. It is Mr. Cheney's intention to
make the Globe the most elegant theatre IN the
country. 1t will be finished nnd opened about
the 1st Of December. No stock company will be
engaged the first season.
There have been propositions mado to con-
vert
NlEB1C RAIL-
into a theatre, and it would he no strange thing
to sea this beautiful temple OF art turned to
other uses, even though Apollo may not be
called upon to give way to Thalia~ It is to be
occupied next eeason for concert purposes, as
gaeements for its use beyond next season. The
Methodists have been trying to secure the
building to themselves for a free church, and
may yet effect their purpose In which event
they would probably retain the great organ.
Otherwise the instrument il in danger OF being
sold and removed.
The proprietors OF the Boston Theatre arc
said to havo pockete1 EBU,000 as clear profits
the past season.
, 1874-06-14

The comet is in Right Ascension 103 deg,
and North Declination GO dog. It is almost
exactly ono-third of the distance from the North
Star towards Castor, the FIRST OF the two bright
est stnrs IN the constellation Gemiui. better
guide to its position is. however, furnished By
the stars above represented, about 8 o'clock IN
the evening. Standing with the face toward
some Is deg. to the west Of north, the great
Dipper will be high up on the left If two lines
bo passed downwards, through the stars which
form the top and bottom Of tho Dipper (ns it
is usunlly pctured) they will pass through two
other moderately prominent stars, tho ono on
the left being known as Epsilon; and IT the lines
be continued a few degrees further they will
meet in ster Of tho third magnitude, known as
Oynicron, and situated in the nose Of the Great
Bear The two stars forming the top OF tho
Dipper, named DubLe and Alegrez, are almost
exactly 10 degrees apart. Taking this distance
in the minds eye, and applying it from omicron
towards the right. and little downwards, we ar
rive ut the place Of the comet. Or, the distance
Of tie comet from 0nicTon, is very nearly equal
to that between Onicron and Epsilon; the three
form Triangle, having its Obtuso GnGlo OF l3o
degrees at the noso star.
4 crooked line OF stara each Of the eixth
magnitude. extends from the ''noso" " towards
the right, and boyond them are 5 stars, each Of
the fifth magnitude, which lie below tho comet
to the right, rs in tho following diagram. which
is on a lnrgar scale than tho ono ABOVE; G Ii the
place of tho comet:
, 1874-06-14

ing the provisions for their men at Wholesale
p1ices-bzinss them into
FRIENDLY RELATIONS
With each other, which enables them to work to-
gether in harmony.
''Some employers have discontinued this plan
since the War, paying altogether in cash; bui
the men, knowing it's advantages, still Cooperate
among themselves. Ono man With whom I coz
yersed on this subject, said: L have q fen
aczes Of ground in the country, upon which I've,
aud which makes me comfortable home. /
, 1874-06-14
-These gas something pathetic in tho pos

These vas something pathetic in tho posi-
ton OF the German florist, who, In the bitterness
bie NIT do ladies' ven dey come to buy mine rose;
dev wants him hardy; dey wants him doubles
dev wants him nice COLOUR; dey wants him ebery
ding in one rose. / hopes an not vat you call
an nncallaut man, but hare sometimes to say
to dat ladies', Madame, l never often see ladies
dat vas beautiful, dat vas rich, dat vas good
temper, dat vas yonnge, dat raa clever. daI VAS
perfection, Ia one ladles. see hez much not ,"
, 1874-06-14
THE M0UnNGR.

When waa young and fun Of hope,
Aud thou the one for whom wrought,
It were m easy task to cope
with Fortune, and to win, methought:
80 from ths home where / had spent
With thee my earliest years, l went,
And sopu THE paugs our parting cost
In visions Of SUCCESS were lost.
TithL owe to warm aud Light my breast
And proud Ambition for my guide,
strove from Fortunes hand to wrest
The gift ste ut my birth denied:
But herco md bitter was the strife,
With wrongs and dtaappointments rife:
But Oh struggled dauntlessly
Inspired md cnee1ed with thoughts Of thee.
And Fancy would my heart illumc
With pictures Of cur meettng-da
Whnse brightness should atone the gloom
o. other1 passed 80 far away:
Again, with happiness untold,
THY tender hand I seemed to hold,
And, gazing in thy love-ls eyes,
To drink thy Lips ncctarean sighs.
Az, twas from many dream lie this,
The aolace Of ny life, drew
L heavenly though IN tmuyed bites,
That gave ,ne hope and a.rength anew:
And, wien the goal was won at Last,
deemed my eorrows ell were passed,
And Fate for me held nau9ht in store
But cloudlcss joys for eTermore.
Fo, wealth and fame aro mine; and ahe,
I said, within her quiet home,
Is Whiting weariiy for me.
and rining that do not como:
But. when We meet no more to part
What JOY shall thrill hor heavy heart,
And sparkle in that eye whose light
Is dear n sunshine to my eight.
With thoughts Ike there sought the spot
Where had pne.ed my childhood-hours,
And found that Time had changed 1t not:
As fragrant were tho painted flowers;
The u1cads and woodlands, green1y bright,
Lay bathed in floods Of living light,
And, like serpcnt, through the Sale
The brooklet wound its silver trail.
But thou, a1ns !! thou wrrt not there,
For thou had'at withered like the flower
That In tue morning blossoms fair,
Yet fades beneath the noonttde's power
Now am lone and deso!ate
As Is tho bird without mate,
For all the flowers Of hoEe that shed
Such sweetness round my LIE arc dead.
In win seek to gain relief
From sorrow 'mong the Light and gay;
My heart ia heavy with grief
That Folly cannot charm away:
Still seeking rest, but finding none,
Amid the throng seem alone;
A thing Of gloom, that has no right
To come where all is glad and bright.
Oh! Yhat are wealth aud glory now
Since thot, my light OF lie, art desd7
The twiuiu9 laurel on my brow
Eee1us but crown Of thoru3 instesas
And would give my treasures al
Thy vanished spirit TO recall,
Or share with thee tuot d7cAtnteea Aeep
From which We Hake no more 70 "ecp-
GER1lEDZ MAJ
, 1874-06-14

and no responds. Chicago has not Jet shown
Euah esthotic appreciation to any great degree,
principally using merely ma10 ng5e Is nix B9a Sgn
ton taking the lead, there is little doubt but
Punch rediEivus will be the order Of the day.
In this connection, it may not be uninterest-
ing to speak OF the
OLD wmIsUS-rLAEs,
which varo last performed nt Chester, in 1871.
The following abridged account, from the Edin-
burg Essays, 1856, made BY a Fellow Of the An
tiquarian Society OF London, is at least curious
eight On each day, during the Monday, Tuesday.
and Wednesday Of the Whitsuntide week, by the
various crafts in tbs city, to each OF whom
separate mystery WAS allotted. The drapers ex-
hihited the Fall OF Lucfar; the water
the cooks had the Narrowing OF He'll.
The performers were carried from one station
to another by means Of a movable scanold,
huge and pondesous machine, mounted on
wheels, gaily decorated with hags, and dlE!ded
into two oompartments,-tho upper Of ~hlch
formed the stage, and the lower. defended from
vulgar curiosity by coarse canvas d1aPetles, an
swered the purposes Of the gEeen-room. Inc
performances began at the Abbey gates, where
they were witnessed by the high dlsnltar1e%s % Of
Cross, where the Mayor and civic masnates
were assembled; and SO on, through tho city,
until their motley history Of God aud His deal
ings With man had been played out.
men ma sanctioninr tbesa e'1'o '''N@ 1''~
'11~A1 cnnDE ,.r;,r,tEn1Es.
and it seems that the first cold water thrown
nnon thcn was in the refusal to lend dresses
ram ram the churches for these pageants. They we're
eynens;va for tie times. each mystery
co1rinp nhour con. Then tho guilds
Id to nrov;da t1,e;r own properties.
-, - o 90 fo1ioua. T1,a 9av;or
"A4A~A "eAo ~ ~SA4. -
wore gus penek0 anu eon. patn.1a ana
| +a1 ard
'"! r1a 11a-.ors ,ra Taid and tha fo11opino an
80 P'a5 - Hd T' ~ ~ reco-ds ~ tbo fTo1vr
~ lt!1S naH ~ IA he nlave1a for raearsa
~ sn1sief - ~ ;;s ~ ,d i ftm to p;lsta i,in
lmpl4nas' " aoo, - t,'a T nar; and J. 1ndas-;s
Wl1e; Is; ILL, w. '1o oos D ronrosan-ed @ snd ,ie
slu ine eoEA atso !. "ao po-5 - Tanata, ~ coc.
cnatse !; ri - T1a crass w;+h rona to 1row
Gt1y'ng, e. Ind ~ tvo MIR Of ga1oWs" are prom
nent Items u me on accoln1s ~. e,.. neu-
lnouthe, ana a ae1lnS @ilo "o1'o ~ 1'''' '00"A
upon every page. n
nE11-AouTnE, ooa,oa
ae preserved N early engravnss: aepres'aseu S ua
Tue neaa ot ~ ~ natstnr s,d vhosa
, 1874-06-14
TIE COMET.


The accompanying diagram shows the present
position, among the stars, Of Coegia's comet,
which is Just visible to the average naked eye,
on clear night, when we know just where to
look for it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-23
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. !

FRIDAY EVENING, May ", 1874.
Notwithstanding the remarkable dulness that
has for some me prevailed in almost every de-
paItmeut of the money market, the week closes
with rather better feeling, especially for sound
securities, with anticpatiOns of an improved de-
mand for such bank stocks as cen be relied on for
their usual dividends aud for city bonds, the
punctual payment of the July interest on which,
1t is asserted, may be confidently expected, while
it is affirmed with equal confidence that due ar.
rangement will be made for the future. At the
rate at which these bonds are row quoted in the
open market, they pay from l00l4 y cent per an
mum, offering strong attractions to investors
abroad as well as at home.
1t is supposed, moreover, that with the plethora
ofmoney in New York and at other points and
with fair representation of the sOldity OF our
bonds and Of the high rates of interest they pay,
capitalists will turn their attention in tins direc-
ton. We learn that inquiries have already been
made from New York about our old State bonds,
which are now quoted at Is, with view of ex.
changing them at par for the new consolidated
forty years State seven per cents at 60
per 100, the exchange to commence the first Of
next July, at the office of the State Funding Com.
lnissioners in this city, and at the author lied
State agents at New York on the same day. From
not SO far gone but that, by proper management,
it can be gradually resto, ed to healthy state and
a new impulse given to our financial movement.
The money market continues quiet and easy.
with limited offerings at the banks which readily
accept all approved short business paper. The de-
mand for discounts on the street, is moderate,
but it is difficult to negotiate any but selected
and first class signatures with or without cOllat
erals which are scarce. Other grades are neglect.
ed. Nothing has transpired in any class that lndi-
Gated any quOtabe variation in rates. We CON
tinue to quote selected paper, with or without
coaterals, at " cent per annum first class at
90lO; AL at lldll, and second grade at ldi7s T.
cent per month. There is little doing in mort
cages and the few transactions that transpire are
ing whatever is reported in second grade, on hcl
10 base auy quotations.