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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
LOCAL NOTICES.


CAxrnrrl A MIILrn offer inducements
gu shot BY tho bag
svowrrSo gents will hnd some COOL shot
Juus, Powder, Shot, Cap-, W. 81, Pouches,
Lag, wsds, &C, at CampoeIi a Miller's.
A mn lot Of Feed Baskets, Stacking
Tins. Grain shovci-, Gate Bolts and Hinges,
Nails, a., marked down al bei-rocK price,.
ts you want a good fitting sui, Of clothes
---ssade IN the latest style, aud out ~ the
best material, walk right up TO Matheny a
Msr-chsll's Tailoring establishment, north
aide Main street.
FoR A Fimr-CLA- SUIT 60 TO first.
,iss- hou.e. J. Winter a Co., Louisville,
manufacture their own Clothing warrant
Il 10 he Of a superior quality, and sell at a
lower price than any house in the city.
wusRe did get my new Oyer-Cosi 2
Why, at J. Winter a Co.'S, Louisville. IL
IL not q splendid Coat and ! got II cheap,
too. Wh~a you want snything IN the
Clothing line, there Is the place TO 70.
wE take great pie. sure Ia saying to the
public that N. H. Tevi- keep- the largest,
cheapest and best stock Of g,nds that can
b. found anywber in town. His stock c"n-
si-t. Of Men. and Boys Clothing, Bouts
and Shoes, Iadics', Misses aud Childrcn's
Bos-Tocd shoe-, Hats and CAPS. Trunks,
U,rntlemen's Furnishing 8cods. Sc., Nc.
Buy from Tesi.. he will trcs, you like a
gentleman and give you good bargains.
No EXCUSE ron BrISo SICK. No Perron
usn use Bo.chee'- German Syrup without
getting immediate relief and cure. We
hsve the frt case q. Coughs, Guilds or
Consumption, or sny disease Of the Inro"i
and I.ung., yet Ia hear from that has not
been cured. We hsve distributed every
year. Cor three years, over 2Jo,oo Sample
Bottle. by Druggists in all rsrls of the
United sta,c-. No other Manufacture II
Medicines ever gave their prcraratri
-ueh Q ted .. this. Go To your Druggists,
Bohon a Stage, and gc, bottle Tor 'srts.
ard u, h-Two do<- will relieve yoa.--
Sample Bottles, 10 cents each.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

SEVERAL years ago when Hon. Jas. u
Beck, then member Of Congress from this
district, by the advice and at the request of
friends and Others here, had Stanford placed
IN the liz, Of posIoiIice MONEY order offices,
AID all that was required To secure this
much needed and convenient medium Of
money transmission, was the execution 81
the legal bond as required by the act ,-tab-
fishing them, and under the rules and reg.
nlations Of the Pu.totiice Department. The
bond has never been given, and We are With
out the convenience, We, living in the hope
that our cnterpri-ing r. NJ. will look to his
own, as we'll as the peoples interest, and
send On the required bond, which he conld
give without trouble.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Talk about removing from this State To
any other in all the wide boundary OF our
country, expecting and hoping to find
more pleasant and profitable home! We
saw from one Of our exchanges last week
that man who owned a nice little farm in
one Of our bluegrass counties, sold II and
all OF his personal estate for about ; 1900,
aud, with his wife and Ave children, started
about year and half ago, for Texas, ex-
pcc,ing to find ,her according n represent
atiou- very Elen. Last year he returned
pcnniless. aud only two children had sur
yived. Ills wife and himself had chills.
They had come over half OF the way back
On the bounty Of charitable strangers, and
he says he will never again leave the old
State To find a better home. II is very
strange that any one, situated as this man
WAS " buld seek pastures more green or a
! better home than our old Commonwealth
affords. |, would he we'll for them Ia turn
deaf ear h all such .tories which promise
surrr reward f'r industry and psrsever-
ance than is promised to all who remain in
our State. Lc, the tide of emigration set in
| from the South aud West, and not the con-
trary direction. We have room enough ior
thousands more. Our fields aud mines can
afford work Tor alt. Let them come from
all quarters and from the ends OF the earth
| 4 hearty welcome awaits them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
Tribute of Respect.

Al call meeting Of Rustic Grange, No.
as, held at their Lodge Rooms in Bryanls-
willie, Ky, Nov. lst-Bro. Jonn T. Baugh-
man in the chair and BIO. Jas. ;, johnson
Sec'y. Upon motion, bros Jas. ;. johnson
William Damn, aud Jas. NJ. Philips were
appointed committee To draft resolutions
commemorative Of the demise of our es-
teened brother, William \. overstreet.
The COMMITTEE Submitted the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adj
opted;
WHEREAS, in the rulings Of Divine Prov
idence our esteemed brother, aud honurd
head, William \. Over-Ireet, Worthy Mas
ter Of Rustic Grange, has been called b,
death from our midst--thereiore
Rssoirod lsi. That in the demise Of oul
Brother, the Grange has losl one Of iis chic
pillars, he having been jealous and earn
erl worker therein. As an officer lac VA
iu.t and And, generous and iorbearing Il
all. Yet punelual to his post, aud re'piir
ing a proper regard Tor the rulinss OF th'
Urange.
ID That We deeply lament the loss q
one Whose noble principles endeared hin
Ia ev,ry heart, and whose upright exam
plcs have proven him w,rthy ol oar high
e-t enconlinms, ard HAT in hunor 10 'h
departed we viii diar' oui Lodge room
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

ALnSo the line Of the G. $. X. X.
through the southwestern part Of Lincoln,
aud al the way through Pulaski aud the
edge Of Wayne county, is land better suit
I'd to fruit culture than for almost any other
one crop. The cities Of Louisville and
Cincinnati have been receiving their win.
ter supply Of apples almost esclasively
from the northern and northwestern States,
where the soil l. similar To- these l"nd-. The
hills aud woods which abound in all this
region are a protection To the trees while
Young aud to the fruit when bearing and
blooming. GRAPES do splendidly there also.
Persons who may plant orchard. in that
region nov, will, in ten years, have fine
income from them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

MARRIED Near lIu-lonyille, on Tues
day, the ~ inst, Mr.. Bowen. of Garrard,
and Miss Floyd, OF Lincoln. The couple,
accompanied by large party of friends
started Tor Garrard ON "Wednesday morn
ing. When near Stanford, the horse at
tached b. the foremost buggy took fright
at a passing train. he lady ,prang from
the vehicle, which was Immediately over
turned, throwing the gentleman out. The
horse detached himself from the buggy by
breaking both shafts. With these attach
Ell In him he ran Though the whole cayal-
cade aud crea.ed considerable alarm. For
tunslely M unc Mas injured At lat ae-
counts the horse Was seen "a,ins frantic
and far" about three miles from the scene
OF the disaster.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

CIEcur CoUKr adjourned here on Sat
urday lat, AT nuon, after s,i'ing eleven day,
aud half Not u single contcstd i'il
case was tried, aud L.. than half dor ~
opnte,t,d criminal cases w.rr di-Pi-cd Of,
leaving over $50 yet on the docket. We
rcpcat with emphasis all We said last week
- To the Necessity II establishing Com
mon Plea. Court. The matter Is being
warmly discussed by nearly all our ciiirrn-,
aud no one denies the importance of such q
court. Our next Legislature will be urge'i
20 establish it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

4 NrHRrK Il citz,ns in the imnediai,
sub utl,s Of town are complaining that tie
coiorcd opnlaliun-Nh" desire tn have
wood tn cook with ani max fire. To warn.
,hsmsclve-. arr c. utinHally carving a
wood. rails, PLANK, e,c, from their farms, -
our nciehhors that every stick, plank,
etc. which i placed in position to stop a
''pig hole" j. r,rrisl IT before it has be ~
there twenty four hours. We advise theu'
to get a good shot gun and give the next
petty thief loai Of shot 1t will put a
stop To- such things.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

A oENrLINAS from Shelby City inform.
ed u. that since the people ri that place yo-
ted in favor Of LEGAL Option aud decid
ed that no liquor- should b. sold ,here, thu
hotel keepers have found il impossible to
pay exp n-e-, being deprived OF the profit
Of bar, and have clu-cd out. the travel
lcr, therefore, tnd- it impossible to yet eth
Ct food or lodging, in the village at pub
lie Inn, and has Ia seek private entertain
ment ~ go to nau,illc, Stanford, Milleds
willie or lItlsionvhle, whcre tayerns aud bar
,b,uud
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

A oExriExAS Who lives near Highland.
in ,hi. county, .hc Sed string Of rat,le-
which he GU, from ra,tle-snake in July
last, With eleven ra,,les and button. Ac'
cordins to snskeologist-, the reptile was
twelve years old lie said when be fr-t
saw the snake IL ws- crawling to a small
pool II water. to drink. a. he supposed, and
IN his picking ny stick To kill It, the
snake at once threw i,-elf into coil, pre-
pairing for battle. A we'll directed blow
settled its venom at once.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

" our Pulaski ncighbors should succeed
in re cap,nriug their ascending jail-break-
err, We advise them to engage board for the
prc.cnl at the Buiord House, cor. lancas-
ter and Upper SIS, Stanford. The gentle
manly proprietor, T. Buford, has had long
experience as caterer To the appetite Of
evil dispI-ed citizens His hons, is newly
rrii ,e aud furnished, with all molern sp-
,iiancc- tor the protection Of his guests
and then safety l. ,loubly secured by stone
vail without, aud irun c,lls within. No Ia
iron OF his reed fear the angry threa,eninss
of Prof Tice'S unruly Cyclones, or even the
am. horns Of modern Jericho. Fare 75c
per day, lodging included. Guests are per
United to black their own boots tif they
have any aud to shave I'D 6bihim.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

jan DUIIvFRN. We learn that on sun
hay las,, about noun, the nine pri-oncrs
who were con missed in the Jail at = mer-rt,
made good their escape thereirom. The
prison Wa known To be very insecure and
hence Eve guards were placed around II To in
SURE their -aie keeping These ruards,Ne hear
i, sid, were at dinner al the time, not think
inp, We presume, that they would he 50
bold as to make an effort a, escape in broad
day light But rogues, as we'll as lovers,
laugh at loek-smiths and guards. None Of
them have been re.arrested up To this time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

wrpss-ci by Jim ~ Bruce large new
brick Livery Stable Last Wednesday, and
having heard Of his handsome turnouts
from the mouths Of 20 many rople, We
concluded to drip in and see !, were true,
aud we assure the public thu, the hall had
not been told " the real beauty and com
fort Of his stock, nc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

MR, GEo. u. WEAREN has raised the
ell" par, Of his grocery house on the corn
rr 81 Main aud Depot sts. another story
higher, aud has converted the same into a
Packing House, who're, during the present
SEASON. be- will hang several hundred hogs
AFTER they shall have bcen slaughtered
Nc--r-. Wearen 4 Me Mister. the new firm,
will bcrin packing pork about the 10Th Of
ihr I'r,scut month, and they expect to
slaughter about loo head in order To ful-
~ supplv their home trade. TEis is a new
enterprise inl deserves success.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

rnE Annual Meeting Of IT, American
Bible Society will be held in the Christian
church, Sunday night, Nov. 9Th, at 64 a.
clock. DIR. q. 5. Savage, the Kentucky
Agent, will be present. All the chnrche'
" Lincoln county, aud the friends of the
Bible cause, are requested IL attend.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

As there ia scarcely vacan, dwelling in
our town or vicinity tor rent, 1t occur Il"
IA. tina, those who own lots and have q"
,icsns to build houses upon them, would d"
veil to erect the same, as they could he
either .old at a fair profit, or rented at q
good price
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Col. b says-"there is an abund-
ance in knowing how IL cut dogs tail oil.
lie says III you cut il too shor, he will tree
ghosts, II not short enough, he viii tree
spirits In broad day light, and that II you
would do the dog right, and yourself, ton
you ought to cut II of jus, behind the ears. "
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Or the ioi indictments preferrsl at the
last term Of the Circuit Cout, about twcn
a. Of them wer. for breach ~ the elccti"'.
lsss. In other words, men, AID some -.
them high in authority, or seeking office,
we're indicted for using money in the elec-
,ion, in buying votes, Ne.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

A SPECIAL term Of the Lincoln Circuit
Court will begin on the lst Monday in De
CENTER next, which +, III be the 9th day OF
that month. IL is highly probable that the
entire week will he consumed in the trial
Of causes. Several interesting civil ases
will he tried before Jurics.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

TnE ,ariou. nur-eryn, N from all parts ol
the country are delivering the iro''' shade
and ornamental trees TO those Who have en-
c,ge<i them during the pasi Summer. H.
ten year from now the county Of Lincoln
viii a, n vast orchard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

rrroanAruic.L err, in our last j.
cue made Us Ny that our cur~n, oeu Il,
sspens-- for 1874, amounted To fhy ihon-'
and dollar.--wheu the fac, j. they were on
~ f,s thousand dollars-',uiie difference
,ndrtd
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

TEaus have been busily engage d for ov'
cr two weeks, IN hauling the bridge mate
rial from here 10 point. IN the c 5. x. X
aud we learn that the hauling is not more
than | al done. The ir,n bridge work for
Cumberland river will, as our Information
l. At prescni, be carried to that p1iut dur.
ing the coming winter, by steam boat, ~
the Cumberland, from Nashville. Thi.
will he a much cheaper mode Of tran'por'
,.,..,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
IA ACRES UNDER FENCE.

hs.lde. there are about $50 Acres Of Knob Land.
we'll timherci.
Credit vi sin, Twelve aud Eighteen months, In
eauAl insia nents, bonds with approved se.urily-
hearing par cent. interest from day II sale, Iaya-
bic 10 the undsrsignsd, aud having the iofer and
efe oi Judgments, required VI the purchaser, ana
licn will he retained upon the land for their pay
nent. Possession given on dag ot sale FOR sseding
purposes aud full possession given OF lst day VI
W @ MONTGOMERY, Com,
Paint Lick, Ny.
T. S--AIy ons ~ishipg 10 examine the place III
he kindly waited upou by Nj . y. Mciarin, on
tho prrnlissr. W. u ~
M -, isrJ.- i~,-l
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

TuE DIV. Hing hou-e Of T. J Smith, Mt.
Vernon, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
last. Los about $4,000
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

GENTLEMEN desiring M elegant hat 81
the la,cs, style, are requested to call in aud
ss tho.e jus, received by Hayden Bro,her-.'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

SO far, We are having dry Fall sesson.
4 it'll. rain would help many things a
great deal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
PREVENTATIVE AND CURE

for every Gnrn of Nervous Debility and Weakness,
whether general special, that can Pr sihy Affect
the human syst M. Asa most powerful detergent
or eliminator Of disease IL has proved itself the
most remarkable and valuable discovery Of the 18Th
ecntury.
since this graf remedy has come iuto the posses.
sion of Dr. Lathrop, he has expended vast sums u
money aud calei 10 his aid the ni,st learned chess
lists III the age In extracting and perietng It's VIZ
tu,s az that they may be ralizesi IN the most tn
cacious manner at the least possible Inconvenience
and oost ~ the patient
We are satisfied by repeated s.perieHee, as well "a
by respected chemical anal sis that In THIS rare ek,
oiic, the syricum plant, are 10 he i"nnd medical
virtues of the greatest value admirably adaptsd 10
ln,ost every class of diseases arising from aderaise-
ment oi the nervous sys stem or tom lack Oi nel We
lnwrr, no matter nom What cause the nlegulafily
ar d.heiercy may have been produced This great
fact once established have pushed Investigations
until Ia the various modes 81 Its exhieiten, either
a. balm OF cordial operatng d'ierseni' cleans
"a aud purifrr OF a. mild yet searching eatharle
in the lorm OF pill II he made 10 reach every
part OF the hannah body krcing out, as II were,
ths spuucss of disease. debility aud death, andset
ling la ali the neediul elsments ot lie, h+alth and
vienT o. important and necessary 10 TIE complete
.nio,nsnt II all thnse tarulios Viii, contribute ia
/ the constitution II psfiect m2nhoso.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Miss ANNIE DRoSAron, an estimable
Young isdv Of our town, is reported to he
very III.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Cnrrxurs, by the barrel, aud grapes,
Of the Mild kind. BY The bu-hel, now lood
our parkct.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
HOHE JOrTJNGs.

Rrv. W. CHOW will preach a, the Pres
hyterian church Sunday morning. a, II o.
clock
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
FINE ORCHARD,

Of select fruit with boundle outlet and ADJACENT
t. an iIesh aHstibe quantity Of Timlsr swell VA
tered ~ living sprlng-in hns state VI euiiiNa-
uOn-ahout onr-half veil st In grahs--c0nNuiuent
Go mills aud ehgrches.
This Is one Of the best and most desirable stock
Yarns Ia keniucky. said Lands contain
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-23

terday at l3c, and 6 casks clear rib sides to
day at 1870 ~ ID. Dealers are jobbing at Ia
&c over these prices.
HAMs-Fresh choice sugar-cured are in
light supply and in demand at 13@134c p
ID; Is tierces sold at 13c u I'd. Ordinary
brands are quoted at 12@12Ac.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull, and quoted at
13c p ib. Jobbing at 1910.
Com IN BULK-A tow of IA. 757 bushels
received last Saturday, sold on private terms.
put in sacks. The market now is bare, ex-
cepting TAG bushels just in.
DRY SALT MEAT = Scarcely any demand
even in the job trade. Shoulders are quoted
at SIC packed and 8ac loose. Dealers are
jobbing them at 9@94c y tb. No demand
whatever for tides, and clear rib are quoted
nominally at 1910 and clear at 12} fp fb.
LARD and quoted at 14c for fierce
and l4ac for keg. Only job sales at ac above
these prices.
WH1sKY-The stock is small, but the de-
mand is limited ct $40 for Louisiana rectified,
and 81 200l % for Western. The stock is
estimated to be as low as 1000 bbls.
Cow PEAs-Large stock, and selling on
orders for the country at 65@75c for mixed
and SOc@s1 for clay.
mand, and prices appear to have reached
their lowest point. The sales comprise 657o
sacks, of which 600 ordinary white mixed at
SIC, 500 do at 85c, 1900 white at Sole, ll5,
200, 1924, 339 and $50 do 85Rc, 100 and i5OO
white at 86c, $50 yellow at 88c, and 700 yellow
for Cuba at 9Oc 5p bushel. o
OArs-Are in good supply and dull 500
sacks sold, Of which $50 at zoe, and l5O at
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull No
sales. Quoted at 92a@95c f 100 10.
HAY-Fair supply and moderate demand.
Only 1877 bales sold, of which 100 prime at
az. and 81 strictly choice at s28 ID ton.
R1cE-Light supply and dull Louisiana
No 2, according to quality, sells at 32@4c,
common $1,000, ordinary 6l@6dc, fair 6a9
70. prime 74@74c y ID.
The following are the sales, receipts and
exports of the principal articles for the past
three days:
Sugar-Sales Al hhds, receipts II hhds
and bbls, exports hhds and % bbls.
Molasses- Sales Is bbls, receipts s, ex-
FIour-sales 1893 bbls, receipts O,275, ex.
ports 488.
Corn-Sales II, 428 sacks, receipts Fl, SOP,
sacks, IA, 757.bushels, exports 1900 sacks.
Oats-Sales 1900 sacks, receipts 974l, ex-
ports 70.
Hay Sales 157 bales, receipts 1889. ex'
ports 10.
Bran-SaIes 400 sacks, receipts 1861, ex.
ports 20.
Pork-Sales 1925 bbls, receipts ll2O, ex.
ports 81.
Bacon-Sales II casks, receipts "a casks,
| exports IL casks.
| Hams-Sales 10 tierces, receipts 254.
Green Meat-Sales 10 casks, receipts Is, O0O
| lbs.
Whisky-Sales 80 bbls, receipts 2S7, ex
ports 81. $50
Corn Meal-Sales 1850 bbls, receipts 1886
| Lard-Sales none, receipts rs tierces and
$50 kegs, exports 300 tierces.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-23
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Tuesday Evening, June %, 1876.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

We noticed a fair demand for Money at
some of the banks, but the day was generally
q quiet one, with moderate business in dis
counts. On the street the demand from eli
gible borrowers was limited, very little first
class long paper being offered.
Stocks continued dull with no noticeable
change in quotations, which to great extent
are nominal. City Gold Bearing and New
Currency Seven Per Cents we're less active,
and the few transactions reported indicated
some falling off in rates. New State Censols
were inactive, with no material change in
quotations.
We continue to quote first-class sixty days
paper and collateral loans at 500 y cent per
annum. Al do at 1O@l2, and second grade
at 15M1S. Firstclass mortgages still rule at
9@1O per cent per annum. Second grade
are entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 1l74@1171, against 1174 at
New York, and after very limited business
closed at 1l7s@117s, against 1174 in that
at 1175, $1,000 at liz, $4,000 at 1l7s and $4,000
at 1171.
No sales of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1O9@1093,
and Mexican dollars at -@96, gold.
Sterling being scarce and in fair request
did not respond to the decline in gold at
New York, but the only sales reported were
G12O0 bill of lading at 5604. 4l2OO do at
5. SO and el2OO do at s. $685. 69a.
Francs were shade lower. The only sale
reported was $1,000 commercial at 4.43a
@443.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at
s. 68@5. SO for bill of lading and AL clear, and
|-@5.7 2a for bank, and francs at 4.43a for
commercial and T. 40 for bank.
The only sale of Stocks reported was 10
shares State National Bank at 76 Yesterday,
not before reported, 60 shares Hibernia In
surance Company sold at IS. Owing to
limited demand, City Bonds gave way about l
5p cent for New Currency Seven Per CeEts
and Gold Bearing Seven Per Gents. The
sales of the former included $1,000 at 35s,
$1,000 at 354 and $4,000 at 36, and. Of the lat
ter, 5000 at 36k and $4,000 at 81.
The only sale reported in New State Con-
solidated Seven Per Cents was $4,000 at 81;
they were quoted at the close at 50.
There is but little doing in City Scrip, and
it is now quoted at 38@39, against 500
yesterday.
No sales of Metropolitan Police Warrants
were reported. They were still quoted at @
| 60.
No transactions were reported in State
| Warrants. Warrants of 1874 were still
quoted at 4O@42; 1873 and previous years,
fundable, at 36@37, and do not fandable at
l-@3O.