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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-04

The New Haven Journal says that it
takes five double teams TO cart pies into
Massachusetts, from one baking establish
ment in that city,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14
TOW.BOat For Sale

~NIlE Subscriber ofcrs for sale the Steam
/ Towing slYrn-W Wheel Boat, Ike ilsinmitt.
n.rni,nrr as she now liz; at cairo, mi.
Her length Is u. feet, her breadth "a feet, her
lepth ) Rect and measures go tons. She has
boilers ~ feet long aud ~ inches diameter, 2high
pressur. engines VITA cylinders M inclies IN
iiaIneter aud u feet stoke; I. iced pumps a. In.
ehe6 Ia diameter aud II inches stroke aud all
modvin iiDproN eTnents, aud ~ In every respecS
siaunch, ,e., worthy, and In good condition Tor
navigation. For terms apply TO-.
=. =. TAYLOR.
CAIRO, Ms. November Q, is1t. iet-ll-.e-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

ASTORIA i more ikan u substitute for
" Castor oil IL II the only safe article in eN
isience which u su,e Ia w1aIlaic the bowels,
cure windcolic and produce natural sleep. IL j.
pleasant 10 take children ne>-l not cry and
mothers may sleep. O-I-wIy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

bottle 4 circular containing certificates of
wonderful cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jaw, spr,ins, svellingS, scalds, caked brrast-
ache, &c. , and the recipe OF the Imminent viii lie
sent gratis to any one. IL Is Ihc most wonderful
healing AMI pain-Ieli,,lng agent the world has
ever produced II sells ~ no article before did
sell and II sells because ii doe just what il pre-
tends TO do. One bottle Of the trntuur Imi-
ncn for animals yellow wrapper Il worth
hundred dollars for spawned, ~hrine, on gnlir,l
horses ami millr', and Tor ctrw-worm sh'rp
No family or .tock-owner can Afford To hc With
out Centaur Eminent Price, IA ccut~, large
bottles 81 ! u ROS- \ co
- Broadway, New York
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

Love- Its lave, Powers, Nc,
"a day Send for specimen pages and terms
TO agents, and se~ why IL sells faster than any
other book Address National Publishing 90.
Pa Chicago, MS or 81 Louis,
Nh
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14

Powerful Arguments Of ~ Pn'rioti.
Republican Against the dangerous
Policy of the AdMinistr ation In
Louisiana.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14
CENTAUR IMMINENT

The great discovery Of the
age Thvir /, nu pain watch
the ',niuur I.inimcnt will moi
relieve, hO swelling which II
will not ,uhur, Snl ~ lam"-
hess which IL will nul ,urr
Hi, l. strong Language, but IL
j. true II l. no hulnbug; the
I.rip il nrint.d around each
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14
Ghe 8ullfiin.
SCHURz.

his SPEECH ON THE LOUISIANA OUT.
RAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25

smoked do at PIC l2sc $50 boxes OF clear bellies st
loc lie and 2lOO lbs OF loose picked bellies al yc
lOc per ID. Lard-For IVES steam the market was
lower resulting ~ quite an active movement the eau
OF 80 erces ON the spot att Nc.; 2OU ierces Tor Feb.
rpary, at lsc Is 9l6c 6O0J tierces. for March, at
lS'c 1910. ZOO terces. April al 1850 &c,
and Loo terees for May, Al Is lol6c. l3.sc per 10
foreign but the transactions were confined TO Joooing
parcels. footing up about 50 tierces Of Caro-
lima and lS bags OF Rangoon At figures
%nn ns range ns ne OF cur ,r Gaet Sn
choice do, at sac. skc Louisiana at Ike. &c. Tor
fair TO prime ana common quantities down to &C. Ran
goon NJ o3c atc.. currency Patna at 7sc currency;
Rangoon, In bond. at 81 10, gold
the advance Of &c, which note, trade was compare
uyey light although fair business was reported The
sales include hhds molasses sugar at 7sc 500 do
At &C. "a $50 Do OF good refining museoysde at ne,
standard "As," and i0i4c. a i0jsc. Tor shards"
We quote s-cuba-Rennina, inferior TO common.
&c GOOD 3 Gr@ s ar e good fair c as
&c. SIC prime TO choice, SIZE. s3sc. centrifugal
hhds and boxes Nos 10 49, &c. 51Se moiasses hhds
and boxes, 6tsc: 3ac meadc. rs as clsyede,
70 H. re. sAc do, Is TO IS sxc SIC; DO, 10 10 s
9bc 93sc. do, 10 10 ~ 976c. 1C6c.; White, 94c .
l0hc Porto Rico-Refning, common to prime, &c. .
7Ic grocery, fair 10 choice SC. Stsc Brazil-Duch
standard, Nos. gto II nc. 7ssc Java-Dutch stand
extra superior &C. Re New orle ans-Refning grades
6hc . IKE vrocerv grades 7s4c a SIC.
SrEARISE.-The market was inactive and values easy
Western quoted at lac. per ID.
TALLOw.-The market was dun and closed weak. We
have only to note sales OF 5000 lbs Mt 8Sc. per h.
WHIsKKY.-Receipts 1903 bbls. The market was ir.
regular but closed decidedly rmer with lew sellers y
any under 81 o. The sales were 5O bbs 1t from 81 06
4 UH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25

Western PACING bonds sold at s7l4; Union Pacific
sinking fund, SS1s $50; do, land grants, at s5H
q 96 q 951I; do. nrst mortgage. ~ 93k; Chicago
ana North Western gold bonds. SO.; Ohio and
Mississippi seconds, sly; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, convertible. looa4; Great Western frsts
II; Great Western seconds. 531z; u, q. and rsts,
65 c., c.. C. and I. arsts. 1914; PittsburR, Fort
Wayne ana Chicago seconds, l05; Central Pacific
gold bonds, o6,s 81; New York Central hrsts,
coupon. 1l3; Michigan Southern seconds. 102x !;
new York Central sixes 1883, COY; Michigan Gen.
tral sevens, 1927; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
consolidated, sevens, 1929; do. Fights, ll2H;
Morris and Essex, 105II los; Galena and Chicago
hrsts, 1o4a<; Chicago and Northwest consolidated,
90; Milwaukee and St. Paul frst mortgage. La
Crosse division, SO.
THE FoREI0N Market
London advIces report the market quiet and
steady The following are the late quotations.
Consols, for money. 90 o o3H; do, for account.
% 93H; 1855. bonds, old, 107X; 1867, bonds,
l07H ten-forV bonds. 1929; new nves, l02x
1929 Erie, 25k.
e STATE BONDS
were more active than usual, the leading feature
being MissOurls OF which 5000 900 funded bonds Of
1885 changed hands at s65s q o6K. One lot OF
$4,000 Tennessee old, ex-coup0n, sold at 49T.
Old and Vrglnias closed at 80 bid. and consOls
ut 56IS So, deferred Offering at IL. Texas tens
were % lid. Old North CarolInas offerings az q,
new IL bid. special tax, nrst and second series,
bid. and third az to o. Old South Carolnas closed
at slK bid, new July and January 50 S2K, and
April and October Slk bid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb "a 1878
good ordinary ynd1 e Ne. y les
a ss,1ss ''- Exports '0A''"'ss ~ 'A'e' ''''A ''0'A'
& good 70 @ b Mss %
NOZZLE, Feb. a. 1875
li4c; low middlIng 1916 Net receipts, s!s bales
Exports coastwise ao. Sales soo stock 6soi2
Cotton quiet and hrm; midang, is'c Net receipts,
asn $780, res sass s
CHARLESTON, Fen. "a, 1878
Sals: sales: sSSa soes sac Net receipts ''S
Spirits quiet at sl1 Rsn r Tse 81 g
strained Crude turpentne ir@ at 81 81 hara 81 10
Flour steady and UNCHANGED; sales go bis at 50
VII seaSis s: sss' aas Tsf
.sss y zap ;ssass fy i s-;ss
So '1i 4: a. sHs
Receipts ~ IS = 1902 o5 pDl.; Shsas
SS @Sss Corn g d. oa
90 Flour dall sales Of $50 bbls e. previous Cucts-
wssa Sss Sa sss Of Corn no.
Of fsST cars a Ss ns nna
ley nomnaliy % no asmana dressed hogs
and lard unchanged.
Flour dull; unchanged Wheat dull; declining; No. 2
white Wabash, 81 49, No. white Michigan. 81 TO-;
s so re si's 81 q ao A 81 j NAY
g u Corn dull dscl ming; high mixed: 6salc May,
Micnigsn. 5shc. white. SOc. Glover seed nominal.
aefs SS ds
200 bushels: oats 5000 do.
CHICAGO, Feb. "a 1875
Four-Demand light; holders frm Wheat dull, de-
s saans lid SS aareh sps ss s APRIL G s &C. nay
do, ssac. Corn dull, deelining. No. mixed, 6Shc,
spot; S.ssc bid ApriI; 1v9lc May reected &c. Oats
IS; April sye quiet and weak; No; SsSc. a s.fc:
s7aS; heavy, s75Oa s.. PORK ia deman ana lower,
At sis spot SIs s:'f s,s g April; Lard dull and
meats steady Mhstfy panioxy aiqSt 70 give &C
Is UOO bbls; wheat 81 O0o bushels corn 6ucu do oats
ii.00 DO; barley. v0l do. shipments-Flour y O
do barley 100 do A. the call 81 the sSsrd
April: Corn and oats unchanged. PORK weak at SIS
March Lard unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
THE FATAL NINTH STREET FIRE.
BURSTING OF KEROSENE LAAP-INvEsTIoA-
TON BEFORE CORONER McKHorF.

BURSTING OF A KEROSENE LAMP-INvIsTIaA-
TON BEFORE CORONER EIcKHoFF.
At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Coroner
EicKhon commenced An investigation into the
origin Of the FIRE winch, early on the morning OF
the 10Th inst. broke out on the frst noor Of the
tenement house No. 627 East Ninth street, by
which MRS. Matilda Wells and her daughter Hattie
were sunocated, as previously published In the
HHRALD
onncer Barnwell, OF the Eleventh precinct, de.
posed that he discovered IRE In the tenement
house No. 627 East Ninth street; the nre was on
the nrst noor; gave an alarm and endeavored to
burst open the front door; he heard no noise
IN the house at the time the IRE
was discovered; raped with his club and
endeavored to arouse the inmates; aIterward
burst in the street door and fastened to the sta.
ton house. leaving sergeant ROOD and Rounds.
man Mcclure, VINO, suppose. endeavored to
arouse the eope In the house; did not see the
man VINO Q. Gu Id he store ana lived on the hrst
door with ns .amily; the man IL o shoemaker;
don's know where he 10 now; the family has
moved away; passed the house nteen minutes
before the tre, and tnen there Was no appearance
o. IRE.
Unarles WEEK. living at No. e2s, heard . CRY OF
nss AMI heard raps; heard some enc breaking
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
cInsINc nnIcrs-a p ~
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON DULL-FLoUR FRM-wHEAT LOWER
CORN DECIDEDLY LowER-oATs SLIGHTLY
EAsIER-BARLEY DULL-PoRK srEADY-LARD
LowER-CoTFEE LowER-sUGAR TIRMER-
FREIoHrs AcTIvE-PETRoLEUM FIRMER-
NAVAL STORES NoMNAIr-wHIsKEY HIGHER.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 24-6 P. NJ.
The merchandise markets were without note
worthy cnange, although In some quarters there
was some depression and some recession in prices.
On 'OhanRe hour was frm with q moderate In
quiry for shipping extras. Wheat was less
active and lover, the market closing dull and
heavy. Business was small, the bids being
generally too low to admit OF sales.
Corn was dull and decidedly lower. Oats
we're also on little. Barley was dull lower and
nearly nominal Tor most kinds. Provisions were
generally quiet Lard was lower but more active
at the decline. Pork was steady. Groceries were ir-
regular. Coffee lower while the market for sugar
was nrmer. Cotton uu and values not essentially
changed for SPOT future. Freighfs decidedly
more active, the noticeable feature being large ship.
ments OF grain to Liverpool. Petroleum better
demand and hrmer. Naval stores were inactive and
nominal Th.sksy ~, vas higher but quiet ., n
the Liverpool dispatches market OPENED with the
rasS steady saS
nsWns in the hs verDSs
scvy being oa o., a. msTss whs SPIN
Keep up working suppli,s at present needed specu-
atOrs were In the market for cheap lots, which, now
to be ound holders declining submit
concessions The influences of March notices served
depress me early market fulures the Of
the notices were than eracted by hight
The markets az the south were from Quiet TO strong
quotations We're US follows 2Februay 10 81 Mach
is iSioc; April; Is il-s:c le,ic; May, Is li.lOc
M9sc.; September, ls'.c::, october iSSc., nominal
in lorce September I, 1874 and on upland cotton in
store running In quality not more than halt grade
above or below the grace quotedj :-Ordlnary, lac.
good ordinary lS1sc strict sood ordinary ,Ss:c low
Quotauons based on American standard OF classified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25

open the front door; Mr. Eichler kept the shoe
store AMI lived IN the store; saw Mr.. Elcher IN
his night clotnes when the hall door was burst
open; the smoke and name rushed up stars; Mr..
E.cnler SAID That Kerosene OIL lamp had ourst.
Joseph WlnBler. VINO lived on tne tnird door,
testified 70 Tn, manner in winch nim-
sell, Ills WI and children escaped In the rear oy
means OF the IRE escape, mostly in tneir night
clothes; eould not reach the ROOF Tor the smoke,
ano could no. get down stars.
George II. Sheldon. Fire MARSHAL deposed that
ne had nves isated the origin oi the IRE; accord
ing 10 the best evidence attainaDle the lire was
caused by the explosion Of kerosene OIL lamp IN
the suoemaker's room; the hre spread with un-
usual rapidity IN consequence OF the doors and
WINDOWS oeins opened. thus causing a draugnt;
there was not proper means OF reaching the roof
from the ton noor; the ladder was rlckety aud not
sale TO venture upon; Mr. Wells. MS son and o, L.
ers, however, escaped, bu: Mrs. Wells and ner
proper means oi access to the roof everybody
might have escaped.
James Brown, nvlng next door 10 the burned
building. testinea that hearing the alarm oil fire
ne ran out and undertook to burst open the nall
door leading 10 the shoemaker'5 room, tearing
that himself and vile would pe burned or suno'
Gated.
Thomas Connolly was passing and seeing DIRE
coming over the ianlight assisted to burst oDeu
the 'front.' door; ran up stars, and AS he believes,
raped GU every door IN the mouse and cried
"FlreF ~ obtained no response from any OF the IN.
mates.
Frank W. RoDb. sergeant OF the Eleventh pre-.
cncr, heard an alarm OF fire on the morning OF
the 10Th inst, and ran y tue building winch was
on fire; endeavored to rouse the inmates. add
was twice drlven from the building by the dense
smoke; assisted to rescue the Iamiy OF Air. Wing
Ter VINO lived on the third moor; tninK there was
noise enough made to rouse everybody IN the
house.
Chai les X. HYDE. from the Building Department.
tesglaed that he had examined the building since
the fire, ana IN hls opinion the lire escapes aud the
ladders leading from the top moor TO the roof were
In good condition the time OF the fire; think the
people In the mouse did not use the means at hand
TO insure tnelr escapes the law requires That there
shall be stationary ladders or stairs to all DWELL
tngs OF tnat class
Owing to the absence OF witnesses the further
investigation OF the case vas adjourned until Mon
day next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25

Wheat was o N limited demand and rather lowsJ
ssss. Sss.ss g
ii V IS or 1 Winter S So4n
is zoo bushels, At ssc. ssc mixed Sc;
$snd' closing arn: VIII sales q s Sus sSS st
white: Barley was dun and lower; About j. 500 bushels
!wo;rowea state sod at - Is Canada West held az
was Ss ns Or 1aG as
which large shipments were made at full improved
noseaSy petroleum. sithoasS the inquiry was good
ISs 1sT s o grain
At 3D. SAD. SID, closing at SID szd 25 bales Of
f. ssdon 'ssS : @ ss S eSat
Too sps sour aHs s,e sa
W. S5 ossRs'.
IsnSs si| aSF ..%s MN
With sS SSis Of refined do at S. IA Damsh GsarS
refined Do a. s. SSTwsgsn GD hsnss ne
British brig; hence to Sadiz' with soI bos.
man bark 50g tons hence 10 Hamburg, with 4,coo bbs
son Of SsS hsnss " yn
SSs from to SHc port with LOO
ea to note in the market
for either S foreign S has been light
a c c s esSsd @ nrass sns
English S Ri :a s1Ssss g. as sss
NAVAL syonns.For spirits Of turpentine the market
s sna ion to Ss
market for strained rosn was dun and UNCHANGED IN
for ordinary GOOD .Isr sold small way, ana was
SSS.ss au ssssy a. Gr wilmington Pitch Was
rLrsoLEux Under better inquiry for refined the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
FINANCIAL.


TO THE BoNDaOIDrRs THE UNION PAoiT1C RAILROAD
In view % the late gratifying of the Union
sn hs ee
that he should the Dondhoiders with the
N: st upon ~a the 1 business
psny red to Convert Into Sinking Fund bonds there
are ootssandag now only about s:oo me balance Of
issue, n And sns OmPany has showing tina.
estates in isa on or osRerwss IN dspute
Tns ny b IN this
the sinking Fund bonds and in calling attention to the
n
"hs ss' 1p As Sinking Fund
bonds Second Icrtsage the entire lands Of the
Land waSi retired Hr IR hs
pete and "ausSs anu the rapid OroSress made in the
aaidation Land Grants i evident that at
s rt f ssas o Se Grant
applied maturity toward further cancellations Of Land
n e to The
%Ssn they W b nod ss upon this G
Grant bonds the proceeds Of the
Of hs xi Ss sS the and
Inc Prospective value or TINS lien may be inferred
sTS is @ne
Of
the has policy Of
selling only its agricultural lands from the CONVICTION
on ss Line Q. me road The large and growing LOCAL
retention the mineral lands in the Of the COM
Rany has proved 70 be eMnept to it; It
contain large deposits of coal Iron ore sulphur. &C. Of
the late decrease in the tide of immigration has not
the tor the aads The sat-
al and 60 Colonies
ss sns s~s as, Sa srs e s
Q, the road that 1t consists almost entirely of the best
The coal mining the lands of the company is be-
ess tnan s. per ion, which not only enables ias
Economy in the CO Of running the road road and and
shops Tho coal mines win INFINITELY supply supply
s 'e o
a ssy ss t"e Ca q
snow what |. piled in this company ewning the coal
apSly TOR the wat III ure popuatio" OF the pains AMI
the iusress "a on traffic Of the roas becomi ng
and received Omaha Tor year siS was
ssa.l ns business within oss Year me value d
% 5af a w O. w s ds % ns
Tne President has much satisfaction in pointing to the
steady increase IN the gross earnings as showing the
S% s & ~ S Has % have s
progress In earnings Is shown ~ the following ngursE-
| HELD |;#=' :E:E:; !: J
sl. and ssnssai decline N saSSin q
Eastern roads, especially gratifying and the improve
ment appes to tho net earnings well the gross
Inc company Il free from the depressing effects
OF the violent composition which is wsyed be.
The raising Of the road bed the pans has
protected the company against the and the
ueteniione tn winch subjected during
the winter months SO that this year there has not oe-
Cured one case OF delay by snow storms Large ex.
penses were incurred last year or nng ese bridges
raising track and building rolling mill, but the con.
struction account being closed, these outays were
charged to operating expenses aud yet the net earnings
tor tine year show a increase and leave very pand-
surplus after providing tor interest the bonded
dept
The President respectfully submits to the boudhodsrs
that the foregoing facts warrant the steady rae IN
market value OF the nrst mortgage. land grant and
snking fund bonds and afford ample grounds tor comb
dence that the various issues OF tins company must take
lore most rank among mo railroad inves.ments Of the
n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
GOLD 114H A 114H.

GUILD II4ss II4T.
The gold market to-day was not suggestive of
any important movement In either direction, and
It Is difficult to ascertain from any external evl.
dence ting purpose OF those who seem to have the
control OF the situation. The opening price was
1l4s.. from which there was decline to 1l4H and
subsequently to 1143s, at which the market closed.
The carrying rates were 2, 21S, and * per cent
The steamship Weser, which sailed from Soutnamp.
ton for New YORK yesterday. took out $4,000 In
specie; to-day 100000 was received from San
Franclsco-two facts which VIII naturally explain
the downward movement before described. Yes
terday, however, $1,000, 900 gold coin was shipped
n uovo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25

For future delivery basis mddlins the sales have
been as SS ~ e after 1--WE HssO-
aSs; IS y &C. s;s
10 H.s oo Is ja 30 & Sa1s
g 4 7s2c;; August, loo at IKE; eptemOer, sU3 1t
February March Il u
i sss = 2sas June Is 81 lSSe i Jsy
Oer iossc i5sc MsrSst OPENED strong ane Closed
Say, osy " two Is MsyysS s0' z = 81 4
;!Ssss;. 70; u isHc;. ZIG AZ i Ss5ss, LOO a.
Hpr SO y i iss os az lsc IS i s. sj
= 81 slss; "a 81 i lieS 10 4
,Ss, 81 49, a. ss So g. az d u q @
71 q sssc. GOAT at iac so1 a. . 10
i Il 10 'aSs ~ s5c ls LII Ike ,s g. .s
a:sa ss. Il sss Fns svsra 4s: sss
!sa s S.rss s s
S ssSsD Noble M Sslss Ssw
@ u.s. @ @ rcss SeM YGf b; sv
cotton quoted thus;=ro iaayre. BY steam. Nc 70
liverpool Sy steam. "a. Esd; By san, 7sza. Nd,
Corrxs-For Rio the market was lower and unsettled
with only moderate nade We note sales q zs0 bags
&c 20 sS * ss%s na
do ex HAMA, all on private terms Mid coffee sold mod
sssts ordlS snS 9s,:' fair a
s s SsS. de- ;ol gs c,s R@e dG
sISMsni bags, re g. ssc .S d. s5ass mats SSS SCI
Lssas Si sS o ts%aica s
20c: domingo, l7c 1!sc; rSrto Rico, lsc. zuc;
aSs Sc ssysnilla iSc. sic; oaracOs isc soc.
Flour AND GRAN-Receipts-Flour lAsll bbls Wheat
4aSSo bushels Corn lsSto do Corn meal ssa 6bls.
and 4Ss bags Oats s64 bushels S,arey o2 $40 do
which were wanted LOT shipnent The call from local
10 IN a quiet; sales, 6bJ bblS We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
THE MONEY MARKET.

money on call closed at the stereotyped figures
d ~ and per cent with more offering than can
ind use. Foreign exchange was heavy in the
morning, but frmer In the afternoon, when &C tual
business was at 81 so a 81 s2K for good to prime
bankers 90 day sterling, and 81 SO for demand.
continental dull:-Relchmarks, 94h q 9AX and
sSa e5K; cables, sSx o6X; prime Paris, 6.1sx
and SIS.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury balances on hand In Washington
To-day are reported as follows :-Currency
$I6e7o2S; special deposits OF legal tenders for
the redemption or certificates OF deposir
$51l16,OoO; coin, ST. 90 244 including s22 47s 400
In coin certificates; outstanding legal tenders.
$685., 100000. The Treasury Department. will to.
morrow commence the payment OF interest on
the ten-forty bonds due March l. without rebate.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, $5OS, 6s1; GUS
toms receipts, $567,O The Assistant Treasurer
paid out to-day $500 900 account OF interest and
$40 900 In redemption OF $40 bonds. The interest
due March on the 1910 bonds Will be paid on and
alter tomorrow without rebate. The amount to
De disbursed IL about $4,Se5. 900. At Washington
to-day $780, 900 national bank notes were received
for redemption. There has been issued under the
pew Currency Dill Sl.loO,00o national bank cur.
sency. 1t 10 an open question whether this will
no require retirement OF 80 per cent. or say
$90o,oV0, OF legal tenders on the 1st OF March.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed steady at the iollc wing quotations Limited
states currency skies, ITO llok; DO. do,
1851 registered, 1lsX llo; DO. do. do,
coupon, 1ie3f llex; do. do. hve.twenties.
1852, registered, lle,S a lleK; 40. do. do. cou.
pom. lleH ilex; do. do, 1884, registered,
NIX a ll7x; do. do DO. coupon, NIX q
MY; do. do, 1895, registered, 11sk o 119; do.
DO. do, coupon. llox o ll9X; do. do. do, new,
registered, llsK llsK; do. do. do. do, coupon.
lsh llsX; do do, 1867, registered, ITO q
ll9I<; do. do. do, coupon, ll9k ll9x; do do.
lses, registered, ll9 a 1l0,l; do. do. do, cou-
pom, llsK l19,s; do. do. ten-forties, registered,
llSH ia; DO. do. DO, coupon, lleX nix; do.
do. nves 1881. registered, ll4x ll6; do. do. DO.
coupon, ll4k Q ll6.
RAILROAD BONDS
were generally STEADY and N sood demand.
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