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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19
rHE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURES.

The Louisiana Legislature had a very
quiet and harmonious time of it when
putting into exesutiOn the Wheeler
compromise- The COMMITTEES on cleo
lions reported. as per prOgramme. that
in their opinion the contestants, en-
braeed in the award claiming seats in
the House were respectively entitled to
them, and that the sitting members were
not The House adopted the report By
vote of SO to 10. Most Of the mem
bers displaced made speeches intimating
their acquiescence. Mr.. Poindexter Of
Assumption, one of the eolored members
busted by the award. said he had the
satisfaction, in giving up his seat. to
know that his old master, who had al
ways been just and kind, would take it;
this was an honor which did not occur
every day. In the Senate. Mr.. CrOzier,
cOlored. of the Terre Bonnie district. is
the only member whose seat is involved
in the award. He wlll be appointed by
Gov. Kellogg as wharf master and re-
sign his seat in the senate. and Mr.. F.
S. Goode will be seated in his stead.
The following resolution was adopted
by a vote of As democrats and A re.
publicans, against IS democrats aud 5
republicans:
Resolved, by the General Assembly of
the state of Louisiana, that the said As
sembly, without approving the same,
will not disturb the present state gov
eminent, claiming to have been elected
in 1872. and known as the kellogg
government, or seek to impeaeh the
governor for any past official acts; and
that henceforth we will accord to said
governor all necessary and legitimate
support in maintaining the laws and in
advancing the peace and prosperity of
the people of the state and that the
House of Representatives as to is men,
bers as constituted under the award of
Messrs. George F. Hoar, W. A, Wheel
er, W. P. Frye. Samuel F. Marshall,
Clarkson N. Potter. and William Walter
Phelps, shall remain without change.
except by the resignation or death of its
members, until new general election;
and that the Senate, as herein recognized,
shall also remain unchanged, except so
far as that body shall make changes
on contests.
The action of the House. yesterday.
perfects the terms of the awarl except
recognizing the House, which viii be
done in a day or two. Messrs. Witt
and Estella are prominently mentioned
for speaker. and some think Gov. Hahn
viii be retained. Mr.. Wheeler left for
home, yesterday, very well satisfied with
the action of all parties as to the award.
Good feeling and spirit of Cancellation
seems to actuate the members of each
party collectively and individually. The
compromise may therefore be considered
accomplished.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

The SCIENCE or HEALTH for Nav is
excellent 1t contains Sanitarium for
May; The Irrepressible Conflict !" The
Treatment ofSiek People; What | Know
Of Doctoring Popular Physiology. With
illustrations The Price Of Health Doc
tors and Nurses; The Use Of Rye, .
with seasOnable Recipes Practical Hints
in the Household Department Use Of
Drug Stores ; A VoraeiOus Boy Paten /,
Medicines /; Gospel of Truth. etc Price
only 20 cents; or, six months on trial
for sL00. Fall price. $500 a year.
Address s. T. Wells. Publisher. 737
Broadway. n !.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

Be CAREFuL-Now is the time when
men commit indiseretions. These blue
skies and treaeherous warm breezes of
early spring tempt the iDcautious to put
aside their heavy clothing and don light
er attire. The results are coughs, colds
and other serious ailments. 1t is i'm
possible to be too slow in discarding
warm clothing. The present season is
the most deceptive, tickle and changea-
bic of the whole year. and every precau-
ton should be taken to guard against
its evil effects Don't be in hurry to
put away your overcoats in camphor /:
there is time enough for some more snow
storms yet, and the bluebirds are in no
hurry to pipe in the summer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

One of the greatest snow storms of the
year was that of last Monday and Tues
day night. that fell over the southern
part Of New England, New York and
the West. Much of the snow melted.
but from eight to fifteen inches remain
ed on the ground Wednesday morning.
As far north as BrattlebOro one foot fell.
The day here was tOlerably pleasant,
without any storm during the entire day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

One of our druggists got badly fooled
on the first of April. Mr.. Goss, master
mechanic on the South Eastern Railway
sent boy to the drug store with a pre-
scription which called for chlorate Of
potash and Pulverized loaf sugar, to be
mOistened with two drops of sulphuric
acid, and made into pills. The prescrip-
ton was signed by A. Pril, NJ. D., and
the druggist proceeded to put it up
When ne came to moistening the chic
rate of potash and loaf sugar, the in
slant the acid struck it. it went off like
a charge of powder. Thinking there
possibly might be some mistake, be made
a second trial, with a like result, and
he now thinks DIR. April is a fraud
st. Adams Messenger.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

The proprietor Of this medicine y" a. tbs -
alslef " the hospitals " LONDON, Lns.eists Esd Y
twenty years making rheumatism 4 eoses,0gss
prescription from which this Teipsos ~ d.sesss
u all be ever used 10 the treatment q - Soses $50
Ia single cases sometimes one O :, ,ise az q :
In the most chronsc cases u u sore !. -, saA =
use q two or tire bottles By this es y noe .
pie remedy hundreds u doiiars are '.,.s i Is n ;
cas- least afford 70 throw IL away Af sA''"
purchase d useless prescription. ,,e,,ass -
Let any sufferer who reads lbs g..'essass af9s-
boftls and take IL according 70 me ssihes -
the package and lt gill not take l9ns ,s,oxs 49,
that gszyiBg doctors fees y inDnss 90 e. 80
Llnfrnenls o. AL kids are useless. 80. thfOeg
This medicine IL for saie 81 All DIVE bsspsss 2
Canada and tie United States u = - ~ ~,
your Druggist has %. got i a - GE0KGB
Tor it ~ he wh0leAals Agents .s,r sgIsse
GOODWIN 4 CO., No. - Ha . 3, ealTps
Bosaen SMITH, DOOLlTTIlIE wnIRYSg
20 Tremesf 81, Boston ". .'tsnds G.
q Co.. Market EauaEes - 1,ooc~
HARTIN g. CO., 1913 Maih
Aew Haas DshiFe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

Senator Morton, accustomed to Hoos-
Ter thrift. is disguised with the laziness
and shiftlessness of those misguided
southerners. He saw hundreds of ne
grOes blowing, during his recent trip,
but not one white man. He did see a
white man at work. however. 1t was in
Mississippi. New Orleans is as great a
mystery to him as it was to Miss 0phe-
liza The levees are crowded, and so are
the theaters the people whom he saw
seemed to have plenty of money; where
they get it is a conundrum which he
gives up.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19
Farm for Sale /!

ne sna,s1rsler oaers for sale = n 80 .hs -
tzrt a Iraniurgb. about three uliiss ,,sso-ssi =
House. ala aas4n e0aa@iniBg ~ aefes - - ~
seil satesaA. aad plspty ofsssH.hef - - 60
has ; Sugar orchard u ab0ns 80 ess1 s,.sss = ?
ate augIe orchard, whieh bofe ~
nuissIss.s sssrnsgIsnble. TssIns naee 81 r ~
ffaslsarrs. Fesxuasy 8. 1875
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

Neare in receipt Of 4 private letter
from the West. which states that the
winter wheat crop was badly damaged
during the winter. and that the farmers
are holding their old stock Of wheat for
higher prices which they expect soon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

CAPTAIN STENENS, Of THE 'bOolVH
SAYS:
Bosros. March 9th. lsa
Dear Sr--Accept my lasting gratitude ioI ~ ,s -
which myself and wife have expenehoe' HO'A
n the wonderful medicine called the
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC Clh1.
For several years past have been suees ~, .gc
attacks Of Innammatory Rheumatism 49, Ss,.sser.
ceeding attack much more severe thzn lls 49, I,ssi
The last visitation from this terrible 49, es,t,dgs
three moathE. The best medical taiehs Va y
was called in but no relief was e1pefehoe xas dls
low on several occasions that my Iiscy.ss alseer
paired Of when at Last raiied suileiss. 49, ms viz
what was trznspiring about me- leeii s,.eass
was also afiiicted with the same feAflni $3.50 tgf
friend learning Of our helpless eonalys TIC CJEE
six bottles Of the DIAMOND khEO randi
b the taxing Of two doses Of THIS Is--d 70 81
she was entirely relieved. then eotnhenDs SIS
it. aud rapidly improved until IN sD1us - anotbs
completely restored. Since then nz'e - 1901 ss
attack and one doee dispened H. ~ - weess
Rheumatism or its baneful effects. AgOus IkeEss
ago ! recommended IL 70 ifleDu ~ - fr .hs Bs
suffering and the result was Ger Az 5,Jer paset
Of one bottle. You can use my hsi8s -, ,nsHfisd.
privately Ia the fnteaea q suni,sf,V b. ssg ~
am willing 10 be interviewed pefsOha,. "a ] Fl
desiring 70 knos the above facts rem NJ tssg NJ
fully convinced that the th0usaDas nIsrss.sEl 80
lering in torments from the effects " - sBs or
gout. II they but knew hos ready = ~ ,bis sore ~
was at hand, would at once resort Tt.-1Ssssiaasa
simple remedy and would bless WIZ - y fg1sdss
praise the name Of the physician VINO ~ ~ fIlH0D
humanity this truly efSectise renleoy-s
RHEUMATIC CURE.
remain. gratefully your
n J. sTRFkfs. =
Inn nd Cambridge street - =.
ra. - ...,urr ,stoiht 70 e0nFih0s q "a 81
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

The amount paid into the Treasury on
account Of copyright fees last year vas
sl3,524.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

The regulations governing the trans
portation of merchandise to and from the
British possessions in North America
over the territory of the United States
and vice versa. which were issued from
the Treasury Department few days
since. have been modified in so far as
their application proved detrimental to
the interest of Portland, Me-, and in ia
vOr of Island Pond, Vt. Several inhu-
entail gentlemen from Maine have been
in consultation with the Treasury au-
thOrities for the past few days on this
subject, and it is through their represen-
tation that the notifications of the reg
ulations are made.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

Resist temptation till yOu conquer it
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

Hero Of NashviIIe--Geo. H. Thomas.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

A SMALL HKLL-Tbe Georgia Sun
day Press tells this story Ofa place that
nobody has ever heard of before: A man
named Merritt from Troy, New York.
has been proving around the island of
Dominica. in The West Indies. and has
discovered something which very near
resembles the Bible description of hell
1t Is bottomless lake of red-hot water
boiling savage. half mile wide and two
miles in circumference. In the center
the seething mass shoots far into the air.
and the arid desolate shore is laved by
steam. The water Is heavily charged
with sulphur. Merritt is the only Amer
lean who has visited the horrible place.
An English company is going to try to
manufacture sulphur at the burning lake.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19
DIAMoND RHEUMATIC cyE .Ls

The above testimony ought % e9s,h.nesrd .
skepticaI that sUEE cDKE has teen o'',
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19
Rheumatism Cured.
CERTAIN
PO - il II Il v f.
As "a Proof,
NOTICE THE RESULTS.

CAPTAIN STEVENS, or THE BOSTON LASchh''
SAYS:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-19

On the 9TH inst, freight conductor L.
Ayerll fell across the rail at Wells Riy-
er. and the wheels of car WEIGHING
thirteen thousand. Eve HUNDRED pounds
passed obliqueiy over his body, and off
the left leg, some six inches below the
mp. When the wheel passed over Aver.
III listened for the crushing of the bones
Out they did not break, but the wheel
OF the truck following almost instantly
he feit sure would cut the legs of. But
the wheel passed over, and before the
rear trucks had reached him be surane
out and vas standing bolt upright. For
I'VE minutes be felt no pain, but since
then the pain has been almost uuepdu.
raele. and be has been kept under The
influence OF opiates- Two lack knives
10 nis pocket were bent nearly double
IL Is supposed the Hange of The wheels
struck upon these knives FIRST and PASS
ca up 70 the top Of the leg. aud Tins
avoided the shearing effect Of the fa0ge
upon the rail The skin upon his uer.sn
was not broken. bat the fange broke the
Issue 81 the flesh on the top of the legs.
aud underneath the rail sank into a.
hesh. leaving its mark distinct n
AseTin, Il carefully attended. viii Get
along This j. the only ease On record
where car has run over = mans Ices
ieaving NE bones perfectly unframed.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

go GAIyasToS, lyme Q 1879
ceipts IS bales GALES, ASo Stock, l65is
NEw oRLEAss June 0, 1875
t7,G7a .''''''N '' '''' '' -
Cotton Unchanged middnng, l4slc. Net receipts, 8
stock, 5,s9A 49,
Cotton dull and nominal; miJdng, i5i4c. Net re-
ceipts, sls bales Sales, 10 Stock, 49,
Cotton nat and nominal; middnG. i5]Sc Net receipts
lsS baes- sales 70 STOCK, 1919
Spirits turpenpe firm at S scon s sast i *
for strained rade ssrpsnsne steady at 81 70 tor hard I'd
Flour Unchanged sales Of iTE S S5 s 81 SS
s sPd dor extra Wheat dGi w saes U USe
ea at 81 Iee oe 6ar 81 saF
a.slM Corn quiet So for high mixed Corn ,, meal
:sad ar ' shorts US; sSpsaa:, sd; RiSdiaSs s
S s S Canal oa @ to s% ssa &C.
the Hudson Lake RECEIPTS eOOI bushels rye 10, UU
The amount Of grain on the canal from Buffalo and
@ oE nso @h ss n:s5 g
corn. 10000 do. oats and 800 do peas
Receipt. bv lake-Flour $40 SOis wheat, $4,000
bushels Receipts by raroads-.Four ie00 bbls; wheat
- So
y aO Du sSi6SSs ~ SU Il
busnels corn 2ooO0 do oats 5000 do shipments by
do Canal ireishs unsettled; sIc Tor wheat, &C. Tor
41zc- TO Now YORK tolls included Flour
Arm 800 bbls sold S. rs IS Is for spring s. 50 20
Tor aker 50 So 10 for amber 10 % 81 rs for white,
SIS rye s. 50 50 80 Tor oat meal Wheat-Heiter
sofa Port Washington Club u ~ and extra white
Michigan, 81 g. Corn outlet ana hrm; sale Of R,uoy
bushels sample at 7lkc ~ Oas scarce small ot held
No barley here. PorK STEADY; So 70 FOR
heavy mesa Lard quiet Of l1c. Highwines quiet AZ
TOLEDO June O. 1875
Flour steady wheat is e. better n, closing our No
81 2aE; amber Michigan spot 81 2sH; June, 81 .SE;
July, ~ 20; August 81 25T; No. red, VI AN Corn
dull and shede lower; nigh mixed SPOT Ec.; July.
75<c August T61c-; low mixed. NHo.i no grade, Ijc.
Oats shade better closing ull; NO Coo white, &c.,
closing 63Ac rejected. 6Jc. Recepts-Flour loo bbs
wheat, l40J0 bushels corn. y, wv do oats, GOV do
shpments- Flour 3v0l. wheat $500 bushels; corn, a00
do. oats 5000 do Freghns aul and unchanged.
CHICAGO. June 9, 1870
Flour dull and unchanged, Wheat active aud higher;
strung; No. spring. 81; No. 40, fresh, $3.50 do,
higner 80 mixed t75c spot uue; 693Sc bid July;
725ss. 72lSc. August rejected 03c. Oats dull and
settled No. 6Asc spot, Sc. June; t2Hc Axe An
gust; rejected. Soc Aye quiet and unchanged Barley
dun and nominal; No 2 spring. ~ SPOT 81 HaSl 03H
september Pork steady at $40 81. spots SO 65July:
$40 ~ SIS August Lard steady at SIS 3d. spot; slss5
July Sl9 sS August hulk meats IN lair demand and
nrm whiskey hrm at 81 H. AZ the AFTERNOON call OF
June; 9SSc. July Corn firm and higher Al 69hc. jay
Oats firm at 6Jc June, toc. July FORK and lard du,
UNCHANGED, elpts--Flour $40 bbls. wheat 69000
bushels: corn 1900 DO. oats, 1900 do. shipments
Flour 100 bbla wheat 25s 20 bushols; corn, lO3Uoo
do; oats, q, 0ou do. barley lo0J do.
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bsa OK r sS q e e s. 90 SC
co. and loO boxes do. do. at from 81 ~ 70 80 per
PeTRoLEun-The market was firm. We note sales Or
SUI ovs refined soia 1T Philadelphia at lzc Srue "a
bulk Was quoted go spot, 6sc. month; do IN
bbs. Ssse tor SPOT ssc Tor mouth refined stand1rq
s9t g. spo Philadelphia. l234e for spot and month
adyiees IRON lie oil regions We're as foow.:- iuSville
u VA s. ~ on cry gue lns arm az y ~ aa urs
dnll FL ~ Z, Mes; Par@ers steady United % les4i
PaoslsloSs -Kccepts-Beef, Is packages; cut meats,
S9g do he PORK nar&et was irregular opening higher,
bbs a s9 y .ig 20 Tor Ja'y and SO 9 40 y Tor
40 ana bhls. prime PORK SIS 30 Aeef
hams were quiet q ne lyc ior Western Reef vas
SO; do. mess slO packet beef sl6 tierced teef
mess SIS SIS Dressed hors were Quoted Al s.e Tor
city. Bacon shade easier; about rs boxes long
smoked hams sold At lie aooj picSed bellies l,c.
ii is: % tsTsss Western stain d and O' dsfccs
klcr,-ihs market steady, with sales OF 2,
re S.e ana l:O bags Eangoon al 6Sc. 65sc. per
IS We aGo's aa sRace sqsa sc osinana
74c 7s.c tor fair to prime, and common qualities
S SSMe sS &C. aaseoSn In Sona s. S. gold
for 3 to sdSd asns Fh s sales
refining at Sac ana 20 hhds GOOD refining e s'tc
e. We Ss Sass e65Is SSGG snns
mon, 73sc 7se do, do iaIr TO good mr. sSc Ssae
sssc SIC. do, prime choice, sac. q &C. cenlriu
gal hhos. boxes Nos ls sac g9sc; m0as,es.
hhds, boxes &C. 7Ssc. lnegdo, &C. ss4c tayed.
u sac. exc; do. Is TO Is Co. gc; do 10 10 lS yAc.
9i0Ic. oo q 70 20 lU3sc lose: DO, white ss4e
lu6c. Porto Rieo-ketning. common TO prime, I7.c
SIC. grocery. lair 10 choice, slSc &c Brazl-pWch
STANDARD. Nos 20 H. 72yc e1Sc Java-Duieh standard,
Nos lu 10 2 sac a 9c Mamia-Superior and extra SUI
perior, 75sc sAe; standard A. lo5se; do crushed,
yellow, SC. o.; extra z 9l4c a 9Ac ent loaf lOISc
arEARINE WAS quiet at l5lic. 51sc. Tor western oo
TALLow was quleL hut steady We note sales OF lOo
hhds prime at 3l6c and 25Oc0 lbs. assorted STOCK at
SIC. q sac. 49,. 90,
bbs sold at 81 IL
FREIGars.-lhe market for berth trelghts very
quiet n caarteis there was tair business uahsaetel
Oil ireights We're 'quict The engagements We're :-lo
London by sa i3l bhs rosin az ss I'd and loto bbls
Hour at Is isd he charters were as iollows A Nor
wegian bark hence to ondon or Ne,wcastie, Win
hence TO the Battle, with s,oel bbs, DO do at o. 2
German bark hence TO the German Baltic with y 40
bbis DO DO on private terms paie rumored At T. o.
Norwegian bark. hence 10 Havre, Antwerp or Roter-
dam with $50 ouarers gram at 6S another hence 10
Hayrc Antwerp, with 800 do do ri Is, to Iayre,
ana Is I'D ii to ntwerp Italian bark, hence 10 Pc
narth Roads tor orders to Bristol Channel with 5000
do do s.. 3D. tlu grGtuity; another hence To
direct British excluding Giouceser with 20uO do
do S. ElJ grltuiy; another, hence 10 the British
Channel direct excluding Gloucester. with 200 do do
at S. I'd. and Elu gratuity.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
A Sharp Decline in Union Pacific
Stocks Irregular.
GOLD DOWN TO 116 1-2.
Money Easy at Last Rates and
Bonds Generally Steady.
WALL STREET,

WEDNESDAY, June 81 r. III.
The principal feature Of the stock market to-day
was the active speculation and decline IN Union
Pacific, a security which has heretofore been well
npheld and advertised 10 an extent that has
sliciteu moro or less OF pubic confidence. Aew
days ago IL sold In the nelghDornood OF TO- To-
day 1t was bought at &c. in the face oil the TACT that
the earnings OF the road during the first week In
June 1875, 1921 1901, against $780, 1853 in 1874,
q clear gain OF S65.137. Whether this remarkable
result Is due 10 a dcsire TO teach lesson or faith
In the stock induce realization by those who
bought 1T at much lower prices, or TO purpose to
develop large short interest, which shall be future
legitimate game In the tolls, or to break the est
OF the market. is a question that need not be de-
termined here. We only note the fact that Union
Pacific opened at 70T and steadily receded 10 CD.
from this point there was recovery TO 695s 10,
with the close at 69h. The most active STOCK OF
the day. however, was Lake shore, OF which $4,000
shares changed hands, at prices ranging from
ok to 82T, thence downward TO OK. with nnal
transactions at e2A 621s.
WESTERN UNION
opened at 75k a 70, sold down TO 741s and closed
nj 756. A declaration OF the quarterly dividend
has been made, together with tine statement that
the earnings Tor the year So 5sl 900, with net
earnings OF s3,l5a,0o and that alter the pay
ment OF the dividend the surplus fund on hand
win be $780, 900. The price, however, was Affected
by an announcement which was known only to
few before the close--tnat the Faraday cable
had been successfully laid, new communication
had been established with Europe, and that
within few weeks new rates would be made by
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
The price OF the latter stock advanced to 24n.
gain within two or three days of Ia per cent.
Northwest closed at 3sZ and Rock Island &C
1o2A. the lowest quotation OF the day. QUICK
silver stocks were steady. New York Central.
alter selling at 1927 and 1o4K, ended at
I03H. Erie was comparatively steady at
Tx Tx Is 17T. The possibilities connected
with the close OF the railway war naturally has q
temporary effect IN giving strength 10 several secu-
rites; but when this achievement has exhausted
ITS effect and the last OF expected dividends
has been declared what win remain to tempt pru-
dent investors II the latter are wise, should
they not AVOID for the present, at least specula-
tion In q market that Is SO completely under per-
sonal conJrolS Pacific Mail was active TO the ex-
OF 81 900 shares, at prices ranging from
g2[ to S3H. The lowest figure was a2h, apd the
close S2X. The changes in other stocks were less
important, and VIII be found below.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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registered, 1ITX 49, co. do. coupon, ITO
ll9K; do. fives, 1884, registered. ll7H NIX; do.
do, do, coupon, 1l7T 1ls.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report nrmer market for
consols and American securities. The rate for
money on the stock Exchange on government
securities IS per cent discounts IN the open
market for three months bills being quoted at "a
per cent A despatch from Berlin states that
20 900 shares OF the Imperial Bank OF Prussia
offered at public sale, ana the bids amounted TO
200. 900 shares. The amount OF bullion which went
into the Bank OF England on balance to-day was
Gols.0O Rentes IL Paris are Gj15 the closing
prices OF securities are as follows :-Consols Tor
money. 92A; DO. for account, % 1916 United
states sixes 1867 100 916 do ten-forties, 104 $40
new loan lo3 3-lG; Erie shares 10 bid. The money
market closed easy. In Frankfort United States
1928 are 991.
STATE AND RAII.RoAD BONDS.
The former were duh and steady. In the latter
past. Tne Pacific issues were noiceably firm.
Union first advancing TO l03H aud sinking
fund TO 90; Central Pacifcs brought 1o41S and
do state aid bonds 10; Erie fourth sold at 90
and Cleveland ana PittsDurg fourth at loo5s; New
York and New Haven skies brought 1919, Norris
and Essex consolidated, 1929; Long Dock bonds,
l0OH lOoA, and LAKE Shore consolidated regis.
tered nrst. s9Js.
DANK SHARES.
These were dull and Without important change.
The quotations are as heretofore made.