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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29
,IcInnrhIIn,s LIttIe Prank.

SUNDAY morning, a cOlOred man was
seen to enter the Office of DR.. W. J. Nc
Murray, on South Cherry street, and make
his exit with black cloth coat uncer his
arm. A number of boys who bad wit
messed his performance requested him TO
wait bit, but he took 20 his heels and
bent his course toward Broad street. The
juveniles started out to catch him, and an
exceedingly lively chase was the result.
The boys began to throW stones at the
darkey, but he stopped and showed tight.
Numbers, however, prevailed, and he was
at last forced to continue his retreat.
As the boys pursued him they yelled out
Gcatch him, catch him, he has stolen coat
and $780," which OccasiOned no little ex-
citement along the streets. On reaching
Broad street, he was captured by City
Marshal Pltmau and officer Jack Head,
who took him TO the station-hOuse. He
cave his name as William Mclaughlin, and
"a ia the only mason why he stole the coat
was to play little prank. he was locked
ND for safe keeping, and Judge Duling
fined him $50 yesterday
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SWIFT JUSTICE.
The Way They Do Il in East Tennes-

The Way They DO Il in East Tennes-
see.
Knoxville Press and Herald, June 2.
Henderson, from Chattanooga, whose
case has been pending before the Supreme
Court for some days, had his sentence OF
four years in the penitentiary affirmed yes
terday, as will be seen by our reports. Hen
dersOn was tried before his honor ID. NJ.
Key, at Chattanooga, for obtaining money
under false pretenses, and the jury, falling
to agree, were discharged, and another
panel summoned instanter, snd the trial
proceeded with at the same term, resulting
in his conviction, as before stated. This
practice is very unusual With the courts Of
our State, but We commend 1t 10 those
Judges who wish to see the guilty punished
and save costs, as a most excellent example.
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THE PRISON sUNDAY-SCHOOL.
Anniversary Exercises i'm the Peni-
Tertiary Last Sabbath.

Last Sunday was the regular time for the
anniversary exercises Of the Penitentiary
Sabbath school. Reports were made by
the officers and remarks by Rev. Mr..
Wright, Mrs. S. n. Robertson and Superin-
tendent Rev. II. S. Bennett.
The interest of the occasion was height
ened by the singing Of a quartette from the
West End Church, uadeT the leadership OF
Prof. Won Stranz.
During the past yen the school has been
under the supervision Of j. o. Griffith, Esq,
and Rev. II. 5. Bennett, associate superin-
tendent. The average number Of teachers
during the year was p; average attendance
Of prisoners, 1SG; verses learned, about
10000. The interest in the school has
been very good during the entire year.
Many of the prisoners have gone out giving
their teachers the assurance that they were
determined to live an upright life.
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NO FURTHER INFORMATION
WANTED.
San Francisco Post.

At quite a late hour last night q young
man walked into a Fourth street restau-
rant and asked for the proprietor. ThecleTk
announced his ability to transact all matters
not Of a personal nature.
"Ob. its not all persona" said the Wis
itor. "Its only about your chimney. lhere
are big spaks flying ont OF 1t; and THINK
it afire."
The clerk thanked the informant. 'But, =
said he. at makes 10 difference. The
Chimney is tire-prCOf; had II liked only thls
afternoon"
The voung man left, and the clerk was
about TO advise the cook to put the dampeT
on the furnace, when the door opened ana
three Young men walked in in Indian ME.
ado you know said the leader your
chimney is afire?'
eyes said the second, "and the spares
are fving all over the other houses, and
there is a first-rate show TO have Dig nre
i'm a couple Of minutes. if you don't look
ont, y said the third.
gentlemen said the clerk loftlly,
"might l ask if you own any property
around here?'
They didn't Of course.
"Tben," said the clerk, beginning to lose
his temper; you'd Oblige he by taking a
walk
They took the hint, and the clerk turned
toward the kitchen.
aJohn," said be to the clerk, ''put out
-" But Just then there was violent
wrenching at the door, and an excited old
gentleman flew into the restaurant as if
Shot out Of a mortar. where's the pro
prietOr?' he gasped.
oHe's in bed"
"WeI, who represents him."
81 do"
"Wen. sir. YOU do it id badly. Your
chimuey's afire, and as a property-holce:,
sa-"
You'd better say good night" roared
the clerk, and the excited propeTty-holder
retired in advance Of a brOOm-handle.
During the next FIVE minutes four old
ladies, six nervous old gentlemen Of differ
ent ages, and two negroes interviewed the
clerk. Then there was z momentary
pause, and the unhappy man wiped the
perspiratiOn from his brow and was about
TO thank Providence for the welcome cessa-
ton, when a stout party, bOOtless and coat
less, with a stubby mustache and close
cropped hair, entered, followed BY bull
pup.
tYou want to see the proprietor" said
the clerk before the man could speak.
Il do"
oTo tell him the 'chimley' is afire9'
"Just So"
They smashed eacl other and the furni-
ture and cTockery for fifteen minutes, and
then retired. Half an hour later the clerk,
with torn shirt, disheveled hair and swollen
ewes, was seen FASTING a bill Of fare on the
window. on the back OF which was in
scribed: "NO information wanted of the
chimley that's aire."
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The Knoxville RiVerstdes and the
Decatur Blue Stockings.

10 me Nuloll anu -2A-4CAA1aAAs
DECATUR, ALA, June e, lST5.-I no.
tice a communication in the Banner Of the
10Th inst. from Oswald, at this place,
charging the Riverside Club, of Knoxville,
with shrinking from the challenge to play
with the Blue Stockings, Of this place.
The truth is. il was their earnest desire to
play here, in order to show the Decatur
boys what real professional playing was;
but they were disappointed in this, on their
journey homeward over the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, because the conductor
would not give them stCp-Over tickets. It
is we'll for this infant club that the KnOy-
vile boys did not stop over, as history
would have recorded another victory mora
disastrous than those at Chattanooga,
Greeneville, andelsewhere. The Riyersides
write that they will meet the Blue Stock
ings on halfway ground, and cook their
hash. K.
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rn,s A,,eruoon,s Trot,ing Race.

A trotting race will come of atthe Nash
vile Driving Park, at half past two o'clock
this afternoon, for horses that have never
beaten $50. The race is mile heats, best
three in five, to harness. There are four
starters, Oswego, Storm, st. Patrick, and
O'Conner. In the pool selling at the
Merchants Exchange last night, the two
first named sold for 81 each, St. Patrick,
= O'Conner !. There was good crowd in
attendance al the Merchants last night, and
the pooling was very lively, from which, it
may be inferred, a good many will 60 TO the
track to-day. The sport promises to be
very good, and nobody can predict the win
DaF.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29

Alta regular meetingO Of Tennessee Lodge,
No. 20. Knights Of Honor, held last night,
the fol lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
w. Z Ladd, Dictator; VIM. Harris, Vice
Dictator: Geo. IL. Berry, Assistant Dicta-
tor: 4. Gibson, Guide; Geo. b. Stad
dan. Reporter; II. II. Boyers, Financial Re
po-ter; J. Ellis, Treasurer; j. J. Martin,
Sentinel; Jas. 4. Holt, Trustee; d. B.
Hicks, Chaplain; VIM. Cree, Inside
Guardian
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Information wanted,

of Alton F. Rudder, who left his home
March 2nd, 1869, and was last heard Of
Sept. Z. 1871, in Washington county,
Miss. Any person knowing Of his where
abouts will please address his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Rudder, College Grove, Williamson
county, Tenn. All publishers Of papers
who may see this, and desire to tighten the
heart Of a lone widow and fond mother,
may do so, by giving it one insertion in
Z heir DapeF.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29

A FEW days since a New Jersey farmer
was saying that he had planted an acre
and-a half OF potatoes, and he feared they
would be destroyed by the potato bugs.
HAre the plants up yet?' asked a bystan-
der. "No," replied the farmer, "but the
bugs are sitting on every hin waiting for
them.1
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PICNIC AZ MeitmuIIer,s.

The JelIersonian Literary Club gave a
moodlight picnic at Weitmullers Garden
last night, for the benefit Of their library.
As this club has become famous for its
management Of such affairs, there was, as
usual at their entertainments, a very large
attendance. Jim HIS excellent string
band I / been engaged to furnish the
music. and dancing was kept mp till long
after The clock had struck the hour Of mid
night. The affair will be pleasantly re-
membered by ali who participated in it.
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DIED.

NOUSSON.-In this city, at y n June p
ALERT MOUssOE, at the age OF - years. 1
month and q days.
me funeral VIII take place from his resi-
dence. No. $50 North College street. THIS ! ues-
dsv1 afternoon, at O'Clock, 70 which friends
and acquaintances are invited.
Services by Rev. John Heokel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29

Henry Petty, colored, who had his leg
fractured by having been run over by a
lumber wagon on McLemOre street, Friday
afternoon, was taken with lOckjaw, and
died at 5 O'Clock yesterday morning. BE
had the reputation OF being an honest, in
dustrious man, and was esteemed by all
who knew him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29
me soaIhWestern Ra,tlst Trpiyerstts-.

Mayor Howell, DR.. ". T. Jones and SUI
Perintendent J. w. Thomas, leave the city
to-day for Jackson, West Tennessee, to at
tend meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF
the Southwestern Ba1tist University, called
for the propose Of organizing that institu-
ton. They VIII, no doubt, join members
OF The Board en- route from other places.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29
Grand Fourth OF SuIx RaIIv.

There VIII be a mass meeting at the
courthouse tomorrow "wednesday night,
to arrange for the celebration of the ami
versary Of American Independence, on the
9TH of July-the 4th falling ON Sunday.
Let there be a full turn out. There viii
be good music and the best speakers, whose
names viii be announced in Tomorrow
papers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29
HINfs TO PURCHASERS OF HORSES

Endeavor TO obtain a first LOOK at the
horse when he is tranquil and in the
stable, noting if the animal supports itself
equally well on all its legs, and if one
seems to yield, specially examine it. At
tention is hen directed to the largeness Of
the pupil Of the eye, which ought to be
more dilafed when in the stable than when
exposed to full light. After the animal has
been led out Of the stable, the eye ought TO
be again examined to observe if the pupil
has contracted; if not, the sight is feeble.
If the hollow over the eyes be deep, and
the temple gray, old age is indicated.
Wounds about the temple suggests attacks
of s:aggers, and when the end Of the nose
presents circular scars, it may be concluded
that the horse has been twitched with a
cord to insure quistness while being shOd,
or submitting to some painful operation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29

Our Of 100000 Of the last levy Of con-
scrints in France $4,000 have been declar-
ed exempted from both active and passive
duties in the military line. It looks bad
when so many men are not even fit to be
food for gunpoWder, though the fact should
be considered as a good sign in behalf Of
mace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29

WIEN New Yorker fell and broke his
leg Berg remarked that he would like to
take him to the hospital if be had time,
but he had 4 sick dog in the wagon, and he
couldn't wait.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29

The Louisville FaYOritel-Cary's ele-
CANT Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price of trial size, % cents
Give it a trial. For sale by Demoville &
Co. and druggists generally.
ie3 thurs, tues I'm
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CITY NOTICES.

For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup has been used for
children with never-failing success. 1t cor
reefs acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and well-tried
remedy. je29 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-29

-PElaman Palace DTawing-rOOm and Sleeping
Cars from St. LOuis, Cincinnati and Columbus
% Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further Information can
he cbtsined at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
wet. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Z r-r+ Cincinnati
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me ApoIIonian society.

A meeting of all bona tide members OF
the Apollonian Society of Union Univer-
sitv. IS called to convene at MurfreesbOro,
Tenn, on WednesI Jay, July 9TH, 1915, for
the purpose of makinga ilnal disposition OIL
the property Of said society.
T. II. ROBERTSON,
JNO. b. CLAYTON,
JAS. f. LIPsCOMB,
b. II. RICE,
Z. NJ. BAIRD,
GEO. CAMPBELL,
q. D. WHITSON,
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Ladies' twO-buttOn Isle Gloves at 25c.
at L. FARMLAND & Co.'S, 10 Union street.
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If you want bargains in Furniture and
Mattresses now is your time. In order to
keep our hands employed, we have greatly
reduced our prices for the summer months.
Weakley & Warren. je29 Nv
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Great Bargains am Offering my
summer stock at cost. Fans and sashes par
ticularly cheap. Mrs. Tynes, "A Summer st.
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Fruit Of the Loom at III cts for this day
only, at L. FARMLAND s Co.'s, 10 Union st.
ie29 1t
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Sash Ribbons at zoe. and upwards at L
FARMLAND & Co.'S 10 Union street.
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Blank r. y Indicates no report; cipher 10 STA
tionarv; minus IL tendency 70 fall; plus Cd
A. G. FoRD, Sgt Sig. Ser, .. $. A.
The Alex. Kendall left at u II. for Pa
ducah.
The Eddyville is expected to be here, as
usual, TO depart on Saturday.
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Just Received-5O pieces Prints. cheap
est in the city, at L. FARMLAND & Co.'S, 10
Union street. je29 1t
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ADMIRAL PORTER has written his me
moirs. too, but he will not allow them to
be published until after he is dead,
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Cheap Reading. Setliff has fine
supply of light literature at half price. Call
and see. je29 tu,thurs,sun
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Fine French Lawns 12Rc. at L. Frank
land & Co.'S, 10 Union street. ie29 1t
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Blank Books in great quantities at low
est prices-don't fail to buy them of Tayel,
Eastman & Howell. je27 81
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Medical Officers Of the Late COnfed-
erafe States.

The association Of medical officers Of the
late Confederate army and navy, organized
at Atlanta, Ga, May goth, 1874, will meet
in annual session at Richmond, Va, on
the first Wednesday in July, 1870. DR..
Paul E. Eve, ofthis city, is Vice-President
Of the Association for Tennessee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
mo. S,161.l
Inl (hnalcPl.lE II Mash riLlR.

mo. S,l6l.l
Ils CTGnceFg al sR'0ShUStte.
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
y and Master Chancery Court, Nashville
June the 9Th, ls75.-H. B. Pearson, Complain
ant, vs.. John Egan, admir-, etc. ct ais, Defend
ants.
1T appearing from the return OF the Sheriff on
the subpoena 70 answer issued under the amended
hin fled in this cause, taat the defendant,
William Davis, Is not to be found, 20 that the
ordinary process Of law may be served upon
him, IL h therefore ordered that said defendant
enter his appearance herein on or before the
second Monday in July next, (1SI5,) and plead,
answer, or demur TO compliments bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and American.
A cOpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
N. D. Malone, Solicitor for Complainant.
felO laWit
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Close at Hand.

The Interstate Educational Convention
at Chattanooga will begin tomorrow.
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aAE.TI EEORE ARD OHIO RAILROD.
The shortest and quickest route TO Wash
ington. Baltimore, the East and Southeast
Condensed Tine Table Through Trains.
Via Parkersburg,f st. Louis
May 10. Express. Fast tx Express.
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Lawyers viii find the best assortment of
Law Books at As Union, where Tayel,
Eastman & Howell will take pleasure in
waiting on them JezI st
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TRAINS
eastern Fast Line, ex-

Eastern Fast Line, eX-
Cspt Sunday ..--...
Eastern EUpr6l-r, daily.
Eastern Night Express,
except SUnday.-......
1T. Sterling Mall, ez-
cept Sunday....-.-...
lexington EXPRESS, eE-
cspt Sunday-.....-....
Lagrange AccOmmCoa-
ton, except Sunday 90.
Lagrange AccOmmoda-
ton, except sunday
Shelbyvilie Mail, except
SuDQaF. --.us-ss-
Sheibbyville Express, eI-
Cspt Sundays..........
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Great Clearing Out Sale Of a large stock
of Dry Goods of every description. All
goods marked down regardless Of cost.
Come and secure your bargains at Rich
beimer's, 46 College st. je27 2t
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Fosters Texas Drawing,
Endorsed by the City Council.
Last Chance June 80.
100000 in Gold Coin.
Houses and Lands.
Tickets 81 each, or IL for So
J.E. Foster, Manager,
Houston, Texas.
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1920 q M
1900 p m 500 D N
1890 p nj f7:20 g m
#e.55 p m $3.50 p II
f7:40 3 m #1:05 p m
500 p N &1230p m
ass. and Ticket Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-03

yasksrs and l3so for refasd tierce, hog ll&e;
Tssss god 's ss,s
pigs tongues ego apiece. The market is bare 81
prime prime me.s pork prime pork and runp pork, and
H. very Little hand bu. ann
and IS bbls old BoMbol cold on private terms.
Lo1isi,9e rectitd is quoted at 81 IA. and Western
0ORH II sACKs-Good supply. and the demand
soa e wSieh 1000 white :, Sc lsoC white 81 &c.
il Only 10 sacks Choice e. Ieai: ssd at
q fSsd sq i Il. and dull No sales 1t
ouatsa a. 5scspts 70 ds 70 :sles Prime
We quote cargoee: Ordinary to low fair 18a 0lsc;
rsr lo3. f Fsas p sdoS
&c; G. fair If. s ~ Ssohc; ordinary lsalskc ~
following telegram, dated Rio Janeiro, December
!, and Few York. December ., 1875
for Atlantic ports 20, 900; cleared for Gulf ports
1000 loading lao 600; stock les 600; average daily
rscei to 5000 market firm; price 9l6oo exchar 90
pEGAN s Small stock on hand; 5000 lbs Texas
RICE-ihe demand is better ard prices are
drmer. but TO change to note. Wequote Louisiana
FIJI SIC good sa6se prime s. asNc; choice * a
BUTTER-Large stock and nothing doirg Choice
Goshen 10 quoted at 34035c; medium 25c; choice
Western 26c medium 5122c p ID.
CHEESE-The market is abunGautly supplied,
and trade is still dull. Choice Western factory ia
quoted at l3Ol3kc, New YORK cream 15c ~ Is
STAB CANDLES-Are quoted at ISL 0l6c y Ii.
SIARCH.Good supply and quoted at 4ho v fb.
POULTRY-Weetern grown chickens sell at SIS
as Young do So 1904 so; ducks S4a5; turkeys
$l2020 p dozen.
hGGs.rhe supply Of Western is ample but
v dozen for Western, and 0d3Sc for Louisiana.
KbCULENTS AND GREEN vBGBTABLES-The
receipts of potatoes large ard there is no de.
mand for them. The stock of onions is small and
comprises sprouts; choiee is in demand. Potatoes
are quoted at S 4UGl so y Dbl; onions S 5Oa2;
apples : S0di; sourkrout SIS 5Ud5 IS u Dbl cab.
bages $5d6 " 100.
Western beans are quoted at az l3c; Northern u
U3A G: red kidney 4d4kc; green peas 30 ~ ID.
DRIED FRUIT-Tbe stock ON hand is yet large
and the demand limited. Apples ale quoted at
az d9kc, peaches 9dllcP fb.
1ALLOW-The last sales were at Ole ~ tb for
export.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at lis 4 0ll5h, against 1l4h at New
York and after moaeIate business closed at lis L
Uil5b against the opeL ing rates in that market,
where 1T touched llsk during the interim. The
sass Slammed up s42 600, embracing 8 1000 at lis;
&2OO0 at ll5h; 5000 at 1l5A $4,000 at 1l5A "a
$1,000 at ll5h.
dollars were a.il quoted at 100 dliO. and Mexican
dollars at 940s4h, gold.
Under the deelite in gold at New York, and the
falling of In New York sight in this market, for
e'gn txchange was weaker. but without quotable
variation. The movement was Of fair extent. I he
alaO.bill of ladng at IS a.; 4'5OO do at s5 80;
44Ooo, Ii0 900 and &300OO do and Al clear at
ter at a e at 50 s ao a iSe conn bsn
The sales Of francs comprised s55 oOo com mercisl
46lii "a 60, aud 80 900 at $50.
AZ the close sterling bills were quoted at IS AZ
for bank Counter rata ass 52al, and francs
at 6lA 1i.6O for commercial, and nominal for
bank.
The offerings of New York eight were of fair ex
tent, but meeting only moderate demand, com.
mer.al ttll oil nearly l6 y cent The sales
priced S23o,0oo, embracing $4,000 commercial.
at q v cent discount, and 6 5000 do, $4,000 and
$l4v, 600 private bankers, and s20,oto bank at H.
Providence at 9l6 " cent discount, and 8 900 az
The banks continued TO check on New York at
cent discount discount while commercial sight is
The ga of stocks included II shares New Or.
leans Insurance. Association at 1928; 40 State
National Bank at $50 So and yesterday, not before
reported, rs Hibt rDa Insurance Company at a84
CITY bonds continued quiet and unchanged. The
only sale reported was $1,000 city premium Issues
at IS.
The sales Of new State consols comprised sa5,ooo
msrket was quoted at about 58h.
Metropolitan Police warrants are still held at
1890, No transactions are reported.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in Stats warrants. Issues of
1874 continue entirely nominal; 1873 and previt US
years, fundable, are still quoted at -lD4O and DO
not fundable, at-03O.