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RAILROAD BONDS

RAILROAD
were generally steady, but not strong they have
been within the past three four days Union Pacific
issues sold 1914 for land grants and 974S 97l for
sinking funds Michigan Central sevens sold at 103 and
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds at ST. Ohio and Mississippi second declined to
TO- The other changes in price were triang.
These were without important feature. Tennessees
sold at 52S 52s for old and 50k for new, against SO
and 52ss respectively at the close yesterday.
SHARES
Bank shares dull The latest bids
nexed America, 154h American Exchange 1174;
Butchers and Drovers 1870; Chemical 1,600; City, SOO
Commerce, l22; Corn Exchange, 1884, First National,
200; Fourth National, 99 Hanover, 90; Importers and
Traders 1885, Irving 1870; Mechanics 142; Mechanics
and Traders 14O; Mercantile, los; Merchants, 12l
Metropolitan 1873; Nassau, 1O4; New York, 1872
Ninth National, SO; North America, 1O1; Phoenix, 9s
Republic, 90; State of New York, Ill.
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.
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Hudson Lake recelps-2s bushels corn 7so 600 0..t d
lumber. Canal shi pments-gJ2. .nDD ieet Of lIhlher

Hudson Lake recept23 2 bushels corn 7 600 N.ak At
lumber. Canal shipments--5u2'oDi feet Of lumber.
BUFFALO. August ~ 1879
Lake receipts-E'lour, 5000 bs wheat 5000 bushels;
4f5tO do: oats. 3xnp do Railroad eeeptsFlour,
$500 do; rye i.Goo do. Railroad shipments-wheat
GOOo bushels corn, 1000 do; oats, Oo do rye. 1000
5000 do. To interior points-Wheat 1900 bushels
Canal ireights-Wheat Sc corn 1 to New York tolls in.
1000 bushels No hard Milwaukee at 81 43 holders hr
Corn dn heavy and lowfr few, few car loss oa at &
loc Rye and BareyNone here. Pork dull AT - 90 iOi
heavy mess Lard dull; sales at lie lf1ae lishwne'
ToLEpo August 27 1875.
Flour steady with moderate demand. Wheat 2c &c
II 30; No. white Michigan, new 81 30 No do. 81 81 ;
extra do ~ 49 amber Michigan 81 3s 81 39 seller Sep
Michigan new 81 2I No red winter seller October 81 -.
rejected new red II u6 do Dayton and Michigan, ~ %
seller september l2sc low mixed 7;c No. white. 721i
no EradS se Oats duh and lower No new 4te seller
44c seller September and October, 4l]sc Freghts nominal
10000 do shipments-Wheat 5000 bushels oats 33 600 do
CnIoAGo August a7. 1873,
Flour dull and lower except for best grades Wheat in
nominaly 81 % 81 "a; No do 81 15ls spot or seller
August VI la seller September 81 l3sS October;
mixed 65c spot or seller August 61c seller September
666c bid seller October rejected 64c easier but
August 35llc bid seller September; sales 35se seller
October rejected c Barley quiet but steady and shade
October porI-demand active but about 5sc DOE lover
$50 spot s995 500 seller September $50 o5 seller octo
seller september: Si3 seller October Bulk meats quiet
and unchanged Whiskey firm and unchanged At the af-
call of the Board wheat easier and shade lower
demand, but lower, 65ac. September 65Gc,
October Oats unsettled and 6c lower Pork and lard
OD bushels corn 1870 900 do oats II 900 do barley
1900 do rye, 5000 do. shpmemts-Four, 5000 bbls
wheat $4,000 bushels 2s2 900 do; oats 5000 doI
barley. 500 do; 1000.
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For future delivery the sales follows:-Augus
1000 bales at 141ac Is l532c September 800 do. at
lie. IA lice. October, 31OO do ut II 2332c l3s4c
November, 800 do ut 13 Lice. Is 2332c. December
lIs4c l36c. February, 600 do Is -32c Ii 32c
March, 800 do ii 3c 44c April 1000 do at l49ac
IA 76c May, 100 do at ii 2l-32c. June, 15O do. ut
147&c Total 54OO bales The receipts the ports
ollows-tiayeston 5si bales New Orleans Al Mobile
62 Savannah, 27; Charleston, To- Wilmington, 81 Norfolk
~ New York la Total 9i2 bales This day last week.
3Y3 This day last year, O62 Total since September
3462 993 bales Cotton freghts closed follows To
Havre, by steam, ll6c; TO Hamburg by steam com
pressed to Bremen. by &c compressed to Liverpool
by steam, I'D. by sail, lld
FEATHERS quiet but strong. We quote Prime
geese Soc 57c choice do do, 5Sc 6lc selected do
5Sc a 59c. mixed, quality, 3Oc. 4oc hen
feathers. tic. II Sc turkey feathers DC. per Id.
FIRECRACkERs unchanged We quote:-For short
and full count g 20 81 70 free, and 81 10 gold
in bond.
FIsm-CodRsl-There better supply and the sales
200 quintas Geoigs mt SO 80, and 800 do Grand
Bank 50 DO Mackercl-There u continued light
The sales 200 bbs No Us at $17 90 SIS: No.
and wanted few barrels sold l3 80
Herring-Two have just arrived here; 6OOJboxes
the market We quote :-GeOrge's Bank Goldfish, 80 %
Grand SIS: Western $I 10 large 3s IS s. 90:
medium, ~ 81 50; scaled herring 4Oc No. Is $lS
$40 per Dbl do. rs as TO quality. $I3 u Sl3 30.
Flour GRAIN-Receipts-Flour, 6,39l bbls. wheat,
bushels 92 SOD do. oats, IL 400 do
bbls The Hour market quiet but without decided
change The sales III, 100 bbls Rye quiet and
without further change Corn meal quiet and un-
changed. The sales 10 bbs ut VI 10 "a - for
Brandywine $3 40 f 40 for Western So 60 81 % for
in sacks City sacked quoted -Common, III %; fine sted
FL boed yellow 81 75 and boed white 81 30 100
lbs Jersey sacked quoted -Coarse, 81 52 fine yellow
81 10 81 SO; fine white, 81 w 81 90 100 lbs We
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Government bonds closed strong at the following
quotations United States currency sxes 123 123
do do, 1881, registered, 1905 a 1907; do. do, do,
coupon, 122 1221 do. nve-twenties 1862 registered
11516; do do, do, coupon 1875 do do, 1864 regis
tered 1l6li ll64 do. do, do, coupon, ll6a 117
do do 1865 registered, lis 1lsA; do. do do,
pom, lis lls14 do do do, new registered, 11sl4
11sH do do, do, do, coupon, llSA llS%; do. do
1861 registered 120 a l20I4; do do. do coupon, 1907
1908 do. do, 1865 registered 1908 1903; do. do
do coupon, 1909 l2l; do ten-forties, registered
lis ll514 do. do coupon 1194 12O; do. lves
1884, registered 116S 1163s do do, do, coupon, III
1171.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington advces state that the Treasury Depart
men made telegraph transfers of $700 900 in
gold coin from New York San Francisco to-day The
nue. receipts $500 0OO receipts $500 0o0 The
following were the Treasury balances Currency,
So 500 900; coin $73OOO 900; less coin certificates
SIS, 100000.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London market, according TO late dispatches
shows strength in American securities, chief among
which the Pacific railways, Reading Virginia State
bonds and New York City skies. Government bonds
reported firm. Erie subject to brisk specula-
tive movement aud the shares advanced about u per
cent The following the special quotations at the
close of the market-
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes in closing prices to-day compared with
those OF yesterday, arc as Iolows:-
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4; Ohio
and Mississippi, q; gold, r.
DEcLISE-Atlantic and Pacific Railroad preferred,
lJe; New York Central Il; g., G. and c., "a Della
ware aud Iackawanna, "a Eric, "a Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, q Lake Shore, - Northwest common, Il
do. preferred lS Pacific Mail q Panama, 81 Rock
Island, r. st. Paul common, 5s Union Pacific, A
Western Union, - ST Paul preferred, u Mariposa, q.
STEADY Harlem, Quicksilver and Wabash.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. August 81 1875.
Printing cloths quiet and unchanged.
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON August 27.-Hops-The condition of the crop 10
favorable and the prospects that there will be
large yield. American States, "a los 20 los Calcutta
lnseed, sis Cd. 52s
LONDON August 27-Evening-R petroleum, s1<d Q
91ad. gallon
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The following are the Philadelphia stock quotation

In consequence of the panic in San Francisco the two
principal Stock Boards have temporarily closed. The
following shows the latest quotations of the leading
stocks compared with the prices August 10 and
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rllE MONKY MARKEr.

The money market showed that it was not unaffected
by the Of the day, and time call
loans advanced to per cent but they subsequently
declined to lIs and per cent, at which price there
abundant offerings. Foreign exchange quiet
The prime nominal rates 4s7 J. So1s selling rates.
Asa 4s7 and 4.Ssh 4S9; Reichmarks, 051S il 054
and 80 9e14; cables 0O1s prime Paris, 5l64 5l3G
GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at III, fell to ll3s, 114J<, and at
the close declined again 49, The paid for
borrowing were and per cent per annum and 1-6i
and l32 per cent per diem. Loans at the close we're
made Hat The market at first affected by Califor-
mia rumors but it will be that with comparative
restoration Of quiet and subsidence of the excitement,
which at first disturbed tho street. the price receded in
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The following were the treasure shipments from San
Francisco for the week ending August 49,
TO China s296 7l7 20
To New York. 2lI3G3 IL
To Japan Observation-Disclosures. 2070 90
The shipments of silver bullion by the mines OF
Georgetown Col, for the week ending August 20,
amounted to $16,4sS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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COTTON STATEMENT.

NEw YORK, August 27. 1873.
oowng are the total receipts of cotton at all ha
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Treasurer's Department Philadelphia August 13 1875.
Notice to Stockholders.
The Board of Directors this declared quarterly
dividend of two per cent the capital stock of the COM
pany clear of all payable and after August 30 to
stockholders registered the books at July 81
BAYARD BUTLER, Treasurer.
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FlhhNgJ tilii " % ~ oss-
5000 CP LIST, San j b.
300 Tn fnc rs, ! g..
5000 I'm Pac sink H..
5000 do. ..........
1900 Mich Cen T's....
1000 Ohio X Miss I'd.
5OUJ q * n W c c Z b.
40 shs Fourth n Bk.bc
10 Del X Hud Can be
27 MarL&M, rs pd b C
100 do. &C
100 Wells-t Far Ex.. c
100 West I'm Tel, BIC
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BEFORE CALL-l2:3O P. NJ.
$4,000 C&N w C c & b.
IIunl La Az nun - ~
SECOND B0ARD-l ?. ]

$4,000 $40, T. e7. 12oG $1,000 SIS r. 81. lie
5000 do ........... 12O 5000 5 5s 81, Co.. III
2OoOO 5-ZO c. 81. l2o4 1000 6s, cur. .bc LA
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PARAGRAPHS.

Cincinnati girls refused to kiss their
beaux who were shaved by female bar
bers. and 50 the enterprise was starved to
death.
I'D like to give something To the
poor" remarked Toledo lady. ITS
nard times and they must he suffering,
but I've got 10 use this $40 to buy another
switch"
~ coon trap in Nelson county, Ken
lucky, closed on a dog that had just been
imported from the estate of the duke of
Argyle. The animal was worth $1,000
when he had four legs. but now hc runs
on only three.
Detroit Fr>e Press. 4 colorcd con-
gregation in Dayton have decided to for
give their clergyman for betting on three
card monte and losing ninety dollars OF
festival money. one Of the dcacons re-
marked: I'VE is all human and dc game
is VERY cnticing."
old man Wheeler of Minnesota want,
| q divorce from his wife. She sent him
down the cellar one night last week after
q bottle of yeast. lie got it and was
tru1ging along up stairs, thinking nj
nothing in particular, when the bottle cX
ploded, soaring Wheeler 80 that he Eel
with one great whoop down in II soal
barrel under the stair. When the.
pulled him ont he pranccd around yelin!
"Cus. wife; cuss yeast; cuss the who'll
of yc.' And the lawyers say he has 90
good case.
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yALlE Ir. iIf9 i1.,A., Nrii SGD,ahlSfE.
The city of New York has
garten, real, vcritablc Kin.
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Froebcl, the founder of the
Germany. Froebcl was sup
ono time and his kindergarten
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q W curry or mineral
NV ~ whatever. Much
serious rirkncss and suffering Is prevented by
tIcW timely use; aud every family should
have them on hand for their protection and
relief, when required. Long experience has
proved item 10 he the safest. surcst, ant
best Of all the PWs with which the market
abonnds. by their occa sional use, the blood
H. plriIicl, the rorruptiOns OF the system eN-
PEELED, distinctions removed, and the whole
machinery of life restored to II, healthy actiy.
ity. Internal organs whirh become clogsci
and sluggish are Clcanscd by tyer's rms,
and stimulated into action. linus incipcut
disease Is changed into health, the value Of
which change, when rcckOued on the vast
muitiudc- who enjpy II, can hardly he CON.
V5tcd. Their fugauCOaiing makc- them
ncae.n, to take, and prc-crycs their virtues
uuiWlaIrcd FOR any length OF time, So that
they are ever nC h, aud perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they arc mild and opCg-
ate without disturbance TO the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Pun directions are given on the wraprer 10
each h1N, how 10 Use them as q Family hhy sic.
and ior the following complaints, which these
IHis rapidly curc.-
Tor Dyspepsia or Intligcstion. List
le~suc-s. AanguOr. and Loss Of Appc-
tssr. they rhould be taken moderately 10
stimulate the stomach, and restore it healthy
For Liver Complaint and IT. variors
symptoms, Bilious BBeadach lac. sick
Headache. 5aunsiice or Green sicL-
ness. HfittOus eOiiC ana HtlSOus Fe.
ycrs. they should he judciously taken for
each case, TO correct the diseased action, or
remove the distinctions which cause II.
For Dysrntcry or Diarrhsea, but one
mild dose i generally required.
FOR Ithcuuati.ns, SsoWt, Gravel,
psipitatiOn of the Heart, Pain in
the side. Back. and LOin.. they should
be continuously taken, ns required, 10 change
the diseased action of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and Drop-ic.sI Swell
lngs, they Should be taken ia large and FIRE.
quent doses to produce the effect Of a drastic
purge.
For Suppression. large dose should he
taken, ~ 1t produces tie desired effect by
sympathy.
A n Dinner PiN, take one or two rms TO
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restore the appetite and invigor.
aies the system. Hence it Is often advantn.
gcOus where no serious arrangement cxisi..
one who feel, tOlerahy well, often finds that
q dose OF these PiHS makes him feel decid.
cdly better, from their cleansing and reno.
waiting effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED ny
DR.. J. G. AVER g. CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, ". Sd,
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
AMI cure OF all
drTnngcuicui. in
the stomach. hy.
e., aud bowels.
They are o mild
aperient, and an
excellent piirg1.
tive. B,iugV',rc.
ly vegetable, they
contain no ulrr.
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
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