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, 1876-08-12


ofENiNE or SECOND STREET.-Now thst
--.s,Es. Johnson, Esas & Winans have plae-
4 large and highly commented brick
'-'-laE ~ tle corner Of Main and Second
,',s'-' and 1Ir. Tom Quinn Is putting up a
-- ,T.ek structure at the lower corner, it
lis 10 Us proper that measures be taken to
"a second street to lis full width This
- Is due the gentlemen " ho have libsu-
~! ez.saaei their means IL oTnamsnring
-' '|a. L Is trCe these builciug- were
~ Up ler th,i- own convenience, bat at the
sue 'iiae hey are a brntfit 70 tt town and
-.-- he oWueTs TO some recoguition We
'--=''' nd that AIr Orselli, who now oc-
'-.'ss portion Of 'he street, viii sell ou; for
very Feasauatle figure and on 4 long credit.
-'' ting The c.se measures should ar ono
-'A5n To ex'iugush his title and clear tn
''7' rs full width. To meet The expeusz
aug additional legislation may be necessary,
10 matter where public opinion is ali
"Ny' no difficulty need be apprehendei
score. \ special tax Of one mill CD
-.'l1r' running fIr three wears, will af-
ample revenue to open Second street, and
a'7e the distractions On Third street, il
LI.'.'1'ai- For a purpose Of hi. kind W.
tf-- md very properly holder wall cheer
en-, r'A L.s cue proportion, aud thus settle
ia -. aud t1rever 'hr question Of oPr nIn=
s,,.'.e'S II sccordaGcs With The ciy
, 1876-08-12

AAUsEMENTs.-The Lawis' culmino,ion
was favored with a crowded house las, night
and exceeded the expectation of he vas, su.
dienee assembled. Most generally soiree- Wis
I'ing us are hersld4d with i.,,eriny po.i..s
e'e-' but on their appearance there Is always
something lacking. Wi;b this en,srtaiprpen,
1t was far different, aud the universal veriic.
: mat this en'er'ainIn-nt Is lar superior 10
any travelling exhibition heretofore ~. scented
70 our people, The performance was ne
1aHge oi wonders and uf a nature never before
presented IN Wgl.a Walla, and 10 desarit..
aud DO Justice wuuld take pp TOO much .p,ee.
ihiS evening ,Sa'uri,y) the rhird and last
performance viii he given. wilh an eu,ir.
change, entitled nigh. ia " Spirit Lands
IL which Prof. Lewis offers to perform any
O. The seaucas as introduced by The mediums
or forfeit the sum Of five hundred dollars.
Among the mysteries to be presented Will be
The " Cabina'e Seance by Miss d Courcey,
III which The audience can appoint com
Tnitt'e 70 bind and tie her bands with small
cords and 'aFred rope and seal the same with
waz If they desire, after which spiritual
manifestations 10 called will b. introduced.
music, spirit hands and faces. the sppari'ion
aud sna'erialza JOB. or Katie King sensqtio2.
together with he coat changing, etc. Prof
Lewis viii, as performed by no other person
living, allow a committee to encircIs ms
neck with an isou collar, hand-ouF and
shack.e lis hands gad f4e,, fastening The
same TO an iron bar, also a chain. and lock
h'En'o a staple driven in the centre Of HE
stage by the committee, the keyhole of The
lock filed with wax. Almost instantly he
will free himself from this iron net work,
and allow The committee TO examine he
same, aud If they can fiui nuy s-er.t eprius.
slide, or concealed aTParafus D. will present.
them with 500 Ib,- ,utsrrsiumrur viii tx
Gel anything heretofore given in our u.ii.r,
ana all sAoulG attend, as besides, from the
spiritual >c.uee d new r.u'i4e Of acts aad
illusions viii he INTRODUCED
, 1876-08-12

-.- r...rrd Company are ROW running
.-fr- or.r the road each day. This
-.rr. rl.m 70 take away over one hun
4sr5 f..~ tons PeT day
, 1876-08-12

Tow QUINN's new brick u now well nP or
the second story, and from appearances the
brick work viii be completed he coming
week.
, 1876-08-12

CLUE RooM.-Messrs Lindsey Il Barrett
are fitting up the room over the Express
Office, a1d viii occupy the same Is club
, 1876-08-12
DDEvN srE.Eta RATES.

NaFgla1ls=, F-.It ami Vegetables, sane rafcs a.
a. ..vr or t'E I4a.,--rer.er.
Wool, las-half H.0Ta -ala tho above rates prr ton
weight p: Allas ase4 i1. cautr
AoD-r s---, stone all 1--we -. < at agreed On
-..1s up or lpUH, by car lo.f
Double Rates On tls- freight ,--.Lages, up or
down.
Al tsetaht roe @s'sT=Tl he;I-r 8 p Il on tn ily
after 70 rs rr-rsi 10 tig 1tpots AL b. stored a:
owner. evT---a AMI risk
Ana i-i freight :eceIgl lt3epsf- llI heat owners
rex oi O." uT-'i sipqsi l delivered % ocr-iaueez
Al aas payable IN e-05 U-a L-'Ie delivery II
.--l-l--
, 1876-08-12

PEoBsTE Coyar-. TIE .o,gNiug were the qrC sell
iUgs IA he Probate Count during the week: IN tie
matter Of tie estate Il John SEM, deceased sale OF
personal property aruroTei-..Ia The matter Of the
estate ana uIr iaHshipot ;.e minor rld.5rla of ".
C. KNIGHT, deceased sls Of rsll estate confirmed,
an conveyance ar're! 90 he r .c to John Ding.
IN them rie-0l e-:tao OF Reuben P G.l~ licensed;
or!-l Ii ale autLorizu a. o.. execute, 60 -eN sufficient
real estate 90 Tay the approved ,lims against sail
estate AM lie cost ard lsl t iln.nl~tr.ti
ia tle matter i TIE estate L --r 'ilrSiipo: Harry
ar = Eey .ar, ria0-; GUARDIAN s1lar-. ana bond
-Aule..-,-i.
, 1876-08-12

ErrF.-Ii.e charges of rf. H-ai'. walis & Wallula
l,-z-ier to-nulEy oa G1y2 freight Transferred 20
o. = y Co, iOIt7, iUeigllag Che l,.-ire-- II tr-
T'-rilr- ls 70 7rts yer ton and o. up fFeiyh -
esiyel from D. s. y. su-- i1atz and forwarded 81
u-r ton Al! down freight f,- forward Shipment.
lf- consigned % parties 20 G1llUle VII le tu-nel
w = u ----- u ----------- N -----.--I
, 1876-08-12

haaaHaETs.-A party OF Immigrants
2'-.a- Agm NaoTa, Kansas. drove up Main
1'..', Thursday mgruiug. There w.re three
-@'"s -auel respectively Stewart and
-a-, aal fourteen persons in The train.
.-.y Lad fgar wagons and twelve horses,
40! altogether q very superior outfit The
a''y ...' Kansas the 10Th Of Nay. an made
trip ,ar-uzh in comfu-r and safety. The
'.1.a II .he tram came TO K-l-on Jy rail-
N'-, and were there Joined 5y the men who
.'.s--ei ,h.m. They report thar at Ke.;on
ny Lad very uaiayoraLle accounts Of this
.9a'ry. and strong efforts were made to
,--ae' .ae' 'hem 20 head for California. bu' they
-'' 'r.alvss IL the Palyu>e country, and
''.'s'sa- T. I-ly "a .L,lr representations.
, 1876-08-12
Fraud and a Eiumbug.

n aAh1S a.
At the time when Judge Jacobs was fist
named as candidate TO represent this ter
ri,c-y in Congress, the STATESMAN freely ex-
pressei the opinion that be Was a weak and
in, fieicrt man. At Ihe same Tine We CON-
oeied him the meri, of laaery. t ut since be
reached the corrup. atmosphere Of Wash
ioet,n, We have been gradually forced to Te-
visa his opinion. aud aos win The evidence
before Us az constrained 10 pronounce hin
frand aud humbug 4 sa5,'auiia'ing 'hi~
charge, We propose 10 give certain tac's ct
recent occurrence. Several years ago The son
Of a highly respected citiz-n Of this valley,
whose name Is not necessary 70 mention, LETT
b. fathers home for the pnrPose OF seeing
the world. He eventually :o1ud bis '@s! to
San Francisco, and being there-Without
friends or 1nean--he enlisted in the Gni:ed
States Eayv. At The Gere Of Lis enlistment
he was a minor, and even now il in lis 18Th
year. The law prohibits The enlistment Of
minors, except with the c0HSeut Of their
r.op.r guardians, and hence the eulis ment
oi this by was iiI-Sal. \ month OF two
since his young man wrote TO blS father,
asking him to assist IL securing his di-ch Irgs
as he desired 70 return home. On the 81 of
July. the fafhsr yruts 70 Senator'S Mitchell
''o '''''''- ''''0
and Kelly, al Washington, asking them 10
ln''rP'se ''e'F Eo'a l''S III eh''' oi lis
way "4Fd boy ~ 'he same 'ime lie a1-
dressed '"1ss '-''o' On 'h7 Fr.i.''' "II
asNel MIN 10 .'s>i''' '-,-','' MI! ai1
A'.'leN t'o'nP'-s HIS" -'-4 'Is = - -o"'
""1 '"g'''r'y '"I'''''" u ''' :" '"' f''"'
i-fS- olg -1e'es@'e "As 1's' t''ni.' III A'''n-
IIp., 10 his immediate constituent, tn; finally
.,-
ais " 1I,1 - i"i1o"S
"Asi-saI'N' p-=I-' july ~ u D. !9''-
DEAR SIR Yours II July 81 ClE.e on day or
,yr, ., but 7 MS go oy,rygl.Igsl with csr.gsf,1-
- ,.----..,.. ,-..l-., -, -
~. - t'',,-.f,- IF,-...., a.. -. : -,
i.o' -N,".L p-'inpa! -l', nv IN NJ Il'i-I 'L-
III, II vii ie impossible 70 ct Inn cutoJ Tie ser-
S 81. H. H.. 10 '' s.s -. ol, 30 .Li1 .BI..e3 ;' ss % T y
ty CIV away II one instance t.sy viii lie o'eaun
tbs; tcfe IS 20 IoIs q Pso.i,iay Lis enlargement
. o %, s ~ cs.snt l al rd.t ~ i.,'-.. 9t l'n az u
VIII see You this fall and W. Viii tx it over ani
sify, s, thIt an Iot able to ss.ve you eTletu.IIy
IN riis matter / would be glad 10 he tn ilstfu-
men, o- .l,',.,I5 ''1' SUI 10 !'"' . r.~--
,e..,
, 1876-08-12

:. ~ $. \. CO.. steamers now make
.-,-- week from Wsllula, leaving on
'sr y. lre-lsys and Fridays
, 1876-08-12

CoUHT House. IMPROVEMENTS. - The
county beard yesrert;ay awarded the contract
for repairing aud improving the court house
builiiHg to Messrs- Pickard & Horton, they
being 'he lowest bidders. Al the repairs.
including the building Of vault io- the
safe-Eeepiug Of The public records, il con-
tTae'ed ior at $s+i0, county scrip In the
event that II i Necessary TO put d new roof
on the court hau-e, an s86iioual chares e.
Sil5. The plans provide fsr r-i-,ns ;hv
-oof Of The Yrr~eut building 80 Is 10 give the
court room on 'hs second a1cr a ceiling Is
fee in h clear. y new foundation j. 10 Be
Fu' in, and altoge Ler Whru the changes ere
completed the county viii have bulldog
rh4t wIii answer the purposes oi cyuIt
house tvr many yeaEs to come.
, 1876-08-12

Fo5xp-A safe key AID other keys which the oEn-
er c.a have on application - tbs Office
, 1876-08-12
gGages oa Fsogva Freight,
E2ales GA up Freigal,


GOODS. HEEcHMDHE. E7C, ETC.
From Waifull s5 Va,4 WsTa- :. 70
F.~r1 WrEuIF -0 NfifrTlE- ...... > 90
EIrr "a i.ssIau % VIOLA NlI!g-- -...---.-. I 90
- Es.i..u- Material, sr I.,Ir.i Implements
Line a tTslr-r .rto- g. ailul. 4r reduced special
rates. VIII -e cir.el jy l.afls! a -g-eiyi,L Of the
o. IS. -. Co.'s ,T4r.as.
, 1876-08-12
sPEGEAE EREEGETTS.

T.s-0s, E.!aI Tables, Furniture. Glass. Glass
ware and Us contents IA cs.s 1- o'arwi-e Queens
ra, Marble and f,='.Hsr taken only at owners
g--f Ut damage. lr.. Ei-a Dr i.aa.gs
aes.s, iurF-Itn--, BURNING tlui}s, Oils and all
O-i"r Ltuss, IN cans or ether vessels, - owners
49,, 0i l-.kfrt
te--- taken only at owner Ii-i ri br-aksge
Fruits, Eegafaa.-, 1-l 7.i 0tnrr u.ri-ht.!e prot-
'r'y, I- owners risk az frost ur decay.
Furniture u1t tHZei, auj al Agricultural ar1
lie --l..i ira.. il--.ts, -Ht vr lr ku0-kc.i down.
"a. oHsar. nix RI 1-Fs-. auf ri.iir.g o. Urea ape.
scr All the tHuY.ly be- I-fat-ii.. io- ,.-iei.rries
~ any rt '-H-e-- t same Is -u=ai!y TcJeip.e1 for
, 1876-08-12
PAssEE&EEk RATEs.
tf:REls.< .,r EsY. uoi-1TY.6r

Fe-srlI Caz-ers, so,!.ers, arl Sailors Of tie hts
T-r or hsF tssE, sre "a .-1Ly els-s entitled 10
money mon tn brseruueLr which hls ben fund
o. he due ssE-e ua. "a gu-ut rrl-- iuii history of
-rylc1 and s-t'a can't ~ rg AMI bounty fscsIved
t-rtses4'es cf Ac. .E..alt t5a.c-ll L ). A showing
-1rg11- ana Lo-l-it.- bare tller-lIOua pl4fe q
Gi--issrazs l1s-. Fr-e-sr-i :.ir ar1s.i--e.
El -.Is- stamp % Gilmore Z Co., and EulI re-
, 1876-08-12

ERCK~IrDi>G MotNoNs An Immigrant
,gain. nun t,fiug five wagons, and 10 5p.rso2s
in ali, pissed mp TO tie Palouse ccau'ry las,
week. These persons had been Mormons,
but for some reason become dis>ari>fi and
dr.w cut from the church. Thy hailed
from she reigbioIhood ii Sal; Lake city,
.ad altogether were oi the be:,er oia=s OF Il;'-
migrants
, 1876-08-12

S. ". WAIT has Fruovrd to San Francisco,
where be win attend to tie sale Of hour man
uiac'urel az lis mill Ha viii also attend
10 any commissions rha- may be entrusted 20
hi~ care Active md eu-rsrlis, We tgu-. that
Nr Wait may be successful in his new
M.uIe.
, 1876-08-12

T,D.GHANgs continue 90 stream INFO this
vail.y. G'hs -a=!s Js.wrcu hrs Taiuz au5
Er''an are lined ai:h Immigrant trains.
, 1876-08-12

WTr,V.-Ewo 'hau-sui sacks Of when.
r.as pil up q. lhg rtijsaai pot oa Taur--
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. Is 1875
bales Exportsfo the Continent 2ooo6; tho channel
TO; coastwise. l-Isa Stock 6s.oel
NEW ORLEANS Feb. Is. 1875
Cotton quiet; middng PIE low middlng. lie good
PsSss S Great sf britain . psncs 1855 . e.
Continent l,ls2. Sales 5000 Stock, 1920
Cotton quiet; middling, I2hc I2yxo.; low middiing
hiSs LIES good Gsains5y ioe s. Ss resssPs So aO97
7e.is4
Cotton quiet; middling. rye; low mdding 1I5e
good ordinary Toe Net receipts LAS bales; iso3
CHAHIEsros PED. Is 1879
Cotton quiet middpg I2sc Z eisc; low middin
bales sales. GO Stock, II, ssz
Flour unchanged; saies 800 bills Wheat fair demand
sales 600 bushels No White Canada private terms
naiFstion At 81 q aaoas lots Of red State 81
sps a9 ~ Corn ~ Swss & unSoed
SIS. Mlfeed-shorts. $40 $l7 shipsians, SIS sls;
--DN' BuyrAto, Feb Is 1875
corn 81 900 do oats 81 500 do barley 1900 do rye
Ieo6 Flonr quiet and unchanged Wheat dull but Arn
winter on private terms Com duh new scarce sales
s sale. u zoos susHe. canada S % s'ass
and "nsssassd PcE Arm and higher q On . ..
roLEDo, Fob. rs, 1876
2, iS Sa5sh 81 q Nay y asS $iasss s. IS
Ss ssn al P- S %5dSS Arm s s Sc
100 barrels NJ 5000 bushels wheat, IL 900 do. corn
Shipments-iW -drrss hour 1000 bushels wheat 1000
CHICAGO, Feb. Is, 1875.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat Irregular and fairly
active No Chicago spring 81 on bid spot $500 March
81 April 81 "a No DO go rejected, Tie bid Corn
firm add unchanged Oats quet but steady No 2 9i1Sc
spot 32c April, Timothy seed stoady and hrm
choice g. - IS Dressed hogs strong and higher
50 l2H g. e Porx irregnlsr but In the mann higher AZ
May Lard irregular but In tho main higher at S12 62
S12 IS spot Si2 20 $I2 TN March, Si2 Is Sl2 SIX
shoulders &c sh9T. rib mddlec iiSe Ike short eesr
bbs wheat bushels; corn 5000 do Data 1900
DO barley, 10000 do; rye 1900 do. Shipmente-Rour.
5000 bills wheat II 900 bushels; corn $1,000 DO.
10000 do barley 5000 dol rye 7uo Do A. the afternoon
March. Corn hrmsr and Nc, higher Data unchanged.
Pork dull, but l. higher. Lard dull, but 2Ho. higher
nrice ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16
OUR COMMERCE.

very interesting report has been compiled by Tho
Chamber OF Commerce on the trade OF the United
States with the leading commercial nations Of the globe
for the fiscal year ending June 80 1878 shows that tho
total foreign oommerce Of the United staicsimports
and exports-amountcd to 81, 2S5 05l, o6s; imports
and exports by American vessels $40 2s2 SOL imports
and exports by foreign vessels. ts4 1881 The
canltulatlon OF the foreign Of the port OF
S Work as compared with tho aggregate Of all other
ports Of the United states Tor the samo
wear shows that the foreign merchandise
importcd into the port Of New YORK
Was worth 1865 037 $50 Of which SIS, 5O2 O5s re
exported The total imports TO the Uncd states wero
valued at s553 600 1873 and re-cxp0rted 81 4J, 13
The total foreign commerce OF tue port Of New York
was worth STl3 34 SAG and that OF all the otherorD
Of the United states f5ll 6S9 5l0 The reportstntcs
that the decrease OF the foreign commerce 81 New
York during the fiscal year 1873 compared with an
other ports OF the Uuited for the same period ~
as foows.-Port fNew York so. $50, shsi aggregate
OF ali other ports OF Enilod Ststss tor to aama
period. x52 zSINu
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Fourteen creditors OF Henry Rosenthal brushes, at
No 257 Pearl street, petitioned for the composition
meeting which is 70 take place before Register Allen
at No 1852 Broadway, the 18th inst His liabilities
are sos 900; nominal assets, $4,000; actual assets.
S24 600 He offers TO compromise at thirty cents
the dollar twenty cents cash and ton cents at four
months There are nftythroe creditors in all among
the largest being the following Henry Herman,
$163 $50 50; Samuel Levy $500 &C; Lewisolm
Brothers, s. $50 o.; Maurice Rosenthal s. OOO Close
sehoomaker, So, 29l 81 Samuel A. Magnus 81, $500
A meeting Of the creditors OF Howcs & Macy, bank.
ors win be held at the office OF Register Dayton al No
so Broadway, to-day. Mr. J. Nelson Tappan, the as
slgnee will present a report and il is expected that
small dividend will DO declared Two dividends have
already declared amounting 70 nfty 1--we per cent
The Individual creditors Of Reuben W. Howes have
ceved sixty per cent dividends and those OF Charles
A. Macy 100 per cent
Fowler Brothers. dealers In rice, of No ~ Wall street,
which was have taken place yesterday at the Office
OF Register Isaac Dayton, No. 90 Broadway, was adj
iourned until the 18th inst
AZ the first meeting Of the creditors OF Natalie Myer
son and hugo H. Plant which held yesterday at thu
office Of Register John Fitch. No. 346 Broadway,
Phineas l. Cooper was appointed assignee Claims to
the extent OF IS, 900 we're proven.
Henry f. Billings has made an assignment 10 John
!. Branch.
The FIRST composition meeting OF the creditors OF
Kessm er, Krenkcl Co, manufacturers OF sales
iron work OF No 2O6 Broome street. was held yester-
day at the ofico OF Register Williams, No. Warren
street The insovont arm offered 70 pay twenty cents
the dollar al four and eight months, which
ccptod The secured Liabilities amount to $l4, 157 %
and the unsecured Liabilities $40 99l making total OF
$50 las rs while the assets are 200 about s. 600 OF
which good. Some OF the largest creditors are:--
H. Louis q Brother, 50 100; G. Hertweck g.. pO);
Henry Fischer $2,a2l l5j Mrs Mary Waiter, 81 200;
IL Williams a Co, 81, 900; Charles Tbyson, 81, 900
The fret meeting OF the creditors OF Mossrs. Mines
hcmcr, Linham a Co. dealers IN millinery goods, on
the corner Of Broadway and Prince street. who failed
about year and hall ago will be held at the Office OF
Register Williams, No. Warren street, on the I'D
inst at three O'Clock T. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16

Preparations begun TO work the Consolidated
Virginia and California mines TO their full capacity dur
ing the month Of May next order to exhibit the pro-
duct OF that month at the Centennial The Sharon Mill
has been put in order 10 work the ores other mills
will be secured as fast possible
PRODUCE ExPoRTs.
The exports Of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day So 440 1885, against So 952 5S4 for
the corresponding week in 1875 aud 81 345 $50 in 1874
The total exports Of produce since January l. this
year. were $32 $50 2 against 800 1853 635 for the
responding period 1875, and $s7, O1s, S5s In 1874
MEMORANDA
Specials from Washington are to tho following
elect
The House to-day passed resolution directing the
Secretary report To the House within days the
Of gold in Treasury after deducting coin cerf
icatss and accrued interest called bonds outsand
ing.
Mr.. Lamar, Of Mississippi completed the committee
this morning draw up financial measure majority
Of whom are for hard money.
The banking firm of Heidelbach, Frank 4 Co. has
been dissolved by mutual consent Each OF tho part
ners however, continues business
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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CLOSING PRIcEs-sP NJ


The changes the closing prices compared with those
of yesterday follows
ADvAHoR.-Atlantic and Pacific, ~ New York Cen
trail AZ Erie, u Lake Shore u Northwest common
I; DO. preferred, *; Quicksilver, l. Rock Island, y
St Paul 1; do preferred a; New Jersey Central, y !;
District Of Columbia IS bonds, ; gold, a
DsclmL-Michigan Central, u; Hannibal ana St
Joseph, y Harlem, l Western Union, y.
SrArioNARY.-Deiawarc Lackawanna and Western I;
Ohio and Mississippi Pacific Mail, Panama Wabash and
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
In Investment securities the chief strength was
shown by New York Central, which moved from 114k
20 17k but later declined 10 16 and recovered TO III
and by Rock Island which rose from l09k TO 110k-
Delaware and Lackavanna was steady at 117k 117x
I17,<. Illinois Central advanced to 100 Cleveland
and Pittsburg guaranteed, sold at 9SH, Morris and
Essex 1885, 1o4, Albany and susquehanns at lO4k
a los, Chicago and Alton at los, New York and New
aaven at 1907, New Jersey Central at lO7A.
EXPRESS
Express stocks were again active, with sales OF
Wells, Fargo at 0ok 90 soK United States Express
at 70 76h 75k TAX, American at 66i4 a 65 &c a
OK 65H, Adams at ll1s< liz
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These we're very strong and continue TO illustrate a
determination the part Of investors secure the
best ritics in the country, at the present
rates sixtyhves to-day feature and rose from
IoX to12o The market closed strong at the follow
ang quotations United States currency Sizes 125X
126H; do. do, 1851, registered, l23 l23k; do.
do, do, coupon, 12s1< 12sJl do nvetwentes 1864,
registered caIed I5; do. do, do, coupon called,
Il5; do do, 1885, registered llsk 11s1I do do,
TO-, coupon, 11sK llssI; do do, do, registered,
new 1917 100; do. do, do, do, coupon, 11eK 100
DO do, 1867, registered, 122H a 1924 do. do, do,
coupon, 1927. l22& do. do, 1885, registered,
a23k 124; do do, do, coupon, 1881 ia; do.
l2oK a12i; do nves, 1881, registered, 1lsx 1lsz
40 do, do, coupon, llsx a1lS5S.
IA ~ THE GOLD MARKEr.
Cold opened at lls and advanced to 1lsH The
oad tor carrying we're p l, 2H and Ia per cent
Loans were also made fat
OPERATIONS OF TIE 0oLp ExcHAs0H RANK
Sold balances. AozOVVO
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--ytafned--Cood ordinary G1c strict good ordinary
1O5xc. low middling, NE middlng. 12ke. ~ M
CIocd ordinary lie low middling. Ike; mddng, l3c
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A uGUsT BELMONT A CO.
"A Bankcrs 10 and Fl Nassau st.,
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