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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

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Its effects are as wonderful aud
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1t restores gray or faded hair 70
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1t removes all eruptions, itching
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cooling, soothing sensation Of great
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BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands TO their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing, nothing has been
found 50 effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M. D., State A.
sayer Of Massachusetts, says, line
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; AMI
! consider it the BEST PREPARATION
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Price, One Dollar.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24
Local and Miscellaneous
Republican County Convention.

The Kepublican electors Of Marion county,
lows, ass requested 70 meet In delegate conyen.
ton at the Court House In Knoxville, on
Friday, Ssptsabsr LII, 1915,
At 10 .. m. for tho purpose Of nominating candi.
dates TO be voted for II the general election In
November, TO I'LL the following Offices to-wit
Closk Of District and Circuit Courts.
County Recorder.
Member Of Board Of Supervisor.
and also 70 transact such other business ~ may
properly como before the convention. The basis
Of representation win be one delegate for each
township and one delegate for every thirty votes
or fraction thereof OF Is oses cast for Samuel
Kirkwood for Governor at the last general cleo
ton. Upon this basis the several townships will
be entitled to delegates a. follows
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

Grimes Wagon.

One of tho very best In the market
warranted for two years. Call and
see them Mt
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24
KNoxyrLLr MILLS. Ju,v !

KNOXVILLE MILLS, July II.
All persons indebted 10 me on Mill
accounts made previous TO October
I'D, 1876, will please call and settle
tho salno immediately, as must have
my money and square the books.
]. w. SCOTT.
All those indebted to us on accounts
made previous 10 june 18th, 1876, will
please call and sestle by cash or note,
- credit win not buy wheat.
3 7tf. M Gcorr a JONES.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

r,as destroyed the dwelling e John
.obipson, 8 miles southeast q Mon
a .,ns day last wcek. The contents
Lao burned. LOSS estimated AZ
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

Are the most 81
fective and congo
NAL purgatiye ever
discovered. They
are mild, but ei-
fectual in Their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation
they are still the |,
most thorough and
saarohiuy cathar-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

TIMOTHY seed bought and sold by
Baker IL Sears.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

pstrp arc nearly al driven for
I. 3 r. Railroad bridge
-. Des Moines, and timbsrs
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

CORNELL BROTHERS have just re-
ceived another lot of the Imperial
Cabannoscigars, and of 'sOle Peaches"
fine cut. 9tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

The institute will close On Saturday
of this week with the regular month
ly public examination of teachers, and
the award of certificates by the Super
intendent.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24
Farmers and Stock Men Take Notice,

Baker Il Scars. have the beat aud
cheapest windmill In the county.
Call and examine at the Elevator
where they have one set up for In
oDegtiOu
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UNRvALED CoU0H SYRUP. for
arsaxx and e,lavnnin 1<.nrxxlsa- k>xoxciaf.
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ssla By al Druggists. sra tsssn 10 ss1aassss
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Family Physe'
and for curing Costivoness, Jaunoieo'
indigestion, Foul Htomach, Breaui'
Headache, Erysipslhs, Hheumntlsfn'
Eruptions and kin Diseases. BIZ.
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors. Worms,
Neuraigia, as Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
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Pumps, Cane Mills, EvaporatorF Fronts
Stove CASTINGS, Crate Bars, Coal
Car Wheels and Repairs
for Reapers, Mowers,
a hon IN SfapH

Our Machinery is new, and our facilities une
qualed for supplying the public promptly
economically and we'll.
Patterns not in stock for machinery in genera
use VIII be made without extra charge.
Having thorough acquaintance with th'
business, and knowing the wants OF the public
we guarantee satisfaction
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24

The reputation Il has attained in consequences OF
the marvellous cures il has produced during the
last half century, Is aunlcent assurance 70 the
public that IL will continue 70 realize the happiest
results that can be desired. In almost every
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known. VINO hare been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs, by its use.
Aii,who have tined it acknowledge Its superiority;
- u~vms~u6s~~us~r<res~ssss
k3 u Aedfciae - eenp1cy 20 relieve the dis
trcss aDd saHrring peculiar 20 pulmonary afec-
lions. cHrRHr PEcrcmAL always affords in-
slant relief. and performs rapid eures Of tho
snider varieties osbroncbiai disorder, as well 40
the more formidable diseases of the lungs.
Az safeguard 20 chiidrra, amid the distress.
ing diseases which beset the Throat .nd Chess Of
CHILDHOOD II Ia invaluable for. BY is timely use,
mnit,udes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial. 40
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markabie TO be forgotten. No family should be
without it. and those who have once used
never viii.
Eminent PhysicisnS throughout the country
prescribe IL. and ciergymen ofscn recommends
from thcig knowledge Of its effects.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-24
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL

For Diseases Of the
Throst and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds.
Whooping Cough.
Bronchitis, Asthns,
and Consumption.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL August 2sEvenng Spirits turpentine. o3s
Cd. o4s. cwt
LoSroS August 2e-Evening- oil. 24s. 2fs Sd
mar wt
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
An Irregular Market Weaker at The Close
The Course Of Speculation.
GOLD Ill A 40 5-S.
Honey in Abundant Supply at 1-2 1-2
Fer Cent-Goyernmen Bonds Lower
railroad Bonds Strong and in Fair
Reudest-Investmen Shares.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY, August 2S-6 L. ID.
The red flag which the coal companies N,belungen
have hung out over Mr.. Drapers auction mart in an
nouncement OF the sale tomorrow to have
failed in stimulating tho bulls TO any further efforts
and consequence the advance made at The end Of
he week has come to stop. AS we have before re-
marked dealers saro inclined TO wait for tho verdict
which prices at this sale Will render, and from the
record will make up their minds whether tho jury has
been packed not Many persons believe that 1t has
been, and scepticai OF the fairness OF the whole
matter while they surmisc hat the 500 900 OF coal
may not be the only commodity sold at the auction.
The s,inening gwen to the market late Saturday
continued in the early dealings to-day, with the
effect OF giving attractive gloss to the whole list
that frnness was no more to be relied on in the
market than in shirt collar during the
dog days. The q per cent Improvement which
stood at time to tho credit Of Delaware and Lacka
and New Jersey Central early Offset by the
debtor items growing oil the suspicion that artificial
figures would be made at the coal sale, which would
fail give any data to the real trade
demand real trade prices The decline thus
commenced affected less the rest
of the active list occasioning droop OF
IRON q q per cent The St Paul stocks showed up
particularly wcak marking decline of a points,
and that without particular reason known 10 the
room, though it will require Gdipus to guess tho
riddle oil another decrease in earnings for the past
weeks traffic
As the market drew to close stocks generally
gained their fractional losses though the anthracite
properties seemed tie abooed by their mercuria
neighbours and were left to close up with nearly the
worst quotations of the session
While the share list remained, as it were, attendant,
he bond call gave signs OF considerable strength
ranging upward with moderate business. An adj
rance Of per In New Jersey Central convertbles
Is testimony that there still abiding faith In the
mortgage debt Of the road, II not in its sharez
The market having fallen back into old rut Of
D.acid stupidity there few features Of interest
and no gossip worth recording.
SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions Of the stock Exchange oday aggre
gated 1873 355 shares New York and Hudson. 200;
Eric. 700; Lake Shore, 1900; Northwestern 800; do
preferred, $780, Rock Island, 1900; Pacific MAIL
400; ST Paul, $3.50; do preferred, 1890; Ohios
e5o; Western Union, $500; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 81 elo New Jersey Central, TO- 5lo Mich
lqan Central. 600: Delaware Hudson Canal 9lo
Morris ana Essex, 1000
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, August %, 1876
good G,ss sa s S:s sss o bales Exports
CHARLESTON. August -, 1916.
Cotton quiet; mddng lie; low middling. iOjsc good
ordinary. 9 Net receipts, 81 balea Exports eoastwise.
MopiLE. Angus, % 1875.
Cotton nominal: nddiing Ike Iissc.: low mldding
Exports eossswise. T. stock. $3.50
Cotton inanimato; nidliinv. lisc.; low ndding.
d io ss ss.d c ssss s Ns receipts 's' bales
GALVESTON August 49, 1870.
1os Sss' sSf ' receipts: Ssis:
TOLEDO. August 2s. 1876
No, DO. IS; Ns While Michigan 81 ioSs; SO. do,
sersd ssss; September ii ojjs d. new .ps, 81 iosS
s. lS: g. do. new; s. eSs No red. new. 81 Ok
sisa T TSrn ns% I SS as s~es, iao
october 4s]sc low ao AK no grade I7cs; aarnas cd
2SStc Receipts Flour, 20 SIis wheat 1900 bushels
s sS Ss.a DO S"s Uo ao % 9S
In storewhsa 234 3o7 bushels; corn ~, 547 do oats
sas ao rye sis do malt sa'9l &C. Total t 70
HOO bushels: corn, $40 Q DO BY raroads-Fiour,
1859 SS'. ss9SS 0S ss
canal tdewaer 1000 bushels 900 DO.
~ rsroad~ Flour 600 ihi wheat. 1900 ba.hsis corn.
S.a iiss9 ~ S Goo DC soS as
Flour g@e, rna anehanged Whea, trim demand and ish
do No Milwankee club at 81 49, 100 do. Norhwe
spring 81 800 do white Michigan 81 i2s s IT.
Corn dull and unchauecd sales OF : 900 bushels No 2
Western, In lots 49c 49hc 500 do. Kansas ut Sic
Oats wanted; quotations entirely nominal Rye inactive
Barley dull sale oil OF state privately Malt with
timothy ut s. 10 81 20 Pork duh SIS 80 Tor heavy
Lard dull at lUac Highwnes nomnay 81 II; sales.
OswRGo. August - 1876.
Flour in good demand No. spring, IS % S. so
winter ST 10; white do 81 M 81 % double 81 so
81 IS; concessions made large lots sales 3 100
bills Wheat steady; No. Milwaukee club. VI is; in
round lots I'll 2o car lots OF new No whte Michigan
81 70 81 -: old do. 81 ~ Corn unchangcd sales of
900 bushels at Soc high ixcd held 56c
Corn meal unchanged Mlfsed unchanged Canal feights
unchanged Lake roceptsWhea rs, 700 bushels; lumber
UO3uO feet. Canal shipments-Mnlt, lO9 bushels uu
ber i9loOoO feet Railroad shipmentsFlour, 70o bbs
CHICAGO. August 2S 1876.
Flour firm and unchanged Wheat active. firm and 2Isc
higher; No. Chicago spring; 3tc. CASH 9iec oiSc,
september; 96c. Uctober No. Chicago spring. Sic !;
rejected 66c Csc Corn active but weak and lower; No
ut ABE. cash; 4ic September 42snc October rejected
400 Oats dull and lower; No at Ole cash. 3lS4c
SIC August 81 c September; rejected d. Rye in good
firm: 7se. cash; IKE. 7sc. September. Pork dull.
weak and lower; Sl6 s95 cash October $i4 a all
cash; S. s7s October: 81 o5 all tho year
Bulk meats easier: shoulders 6hc. 6,4c.
DC whskey, 81 10. Frcisnts-Corn to Buffalo. &c hid.
21sc asked Railroad FREE Rcccips-Flour
700 bills wheat, 1900 bushels 1913 900 do
as.uOo do. 6oOo do barley, 4G0i do Shipments
Flour 75pl bbs wheat $4,000 bushels; BAG. DOC
the call Of the board Wheat firm 955ac for
September and S6sic. Tor October Corn hrm aud
changed. Oats hrnor ~ &c. cash, 81 iac Sep
tember Pork easy and unchanged. Lard unchanged.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST 20 8s-wrH SUPPLEMENT-

rr ID Dos ohio heeo weghs o. rs per head. At Sc
Il p 1875 Ohio sheep weigh, - lis per bead a.
s l%s. weight ss 81 Ks ss per s sssd and
bs liked weight o. lbs per heed at &C. per H. sold
Tor week ending August 26 1875 $50 sheep lambs.
per head "a GA j. Kirby sold 4l6 Ohio sheep
sheep, weight s. lbs. per head. a. =. 81 Per Per
c~t 15f state sheep and lambs. weight 81 lbs. per
head. at Sac. per To-; 2i7 state lambs, weight u
lbs. exc per H. "a state sheep aud lambs calls.
weight $50 lbs Mt ilsc III. Ncraw sold 81 State
sheep. weight 334o los al 5c h. SO State sheep,
wegnt $3.50 lbs at $40 per "a state lambs. weight
l.22o lbs. per To- JUDD Buckingham sold ~
Michigan sheep. weight ~ lbs. head aye H.
III state sheep weight IS lbs. per head. axe per
Ohio sheep weight 9Dbs head At SIC per 10. 45
Canada arnbs weight 6i lbs head al &c. per H.
State lambs. weight % lbs per head. per 10 IS
State lambs. weight ~ lbs per head at 6&c. per
per Sold week ending August 70, 1876. 4iG4i
sheep and lambs average Cor sheep 81 i3 head
age lo- lambs. SO ~ pc. head. Hume Elliott sold
Canada lambs. weight $500 lss At per III ~ canada
weight $40 lbs. CSC. per 10 80 State lambs.
weight $3.50 lbs. at 6c H. 376 state lambs. weight
26Oeu lbs nj bsc. To- - state lambs weight 26lO
lbs. at &c. per 10. 25 state lambs weigh: $50 lbs
o9c per ID "a Ohio sheep, weight 30 lbs. az 5tlc
H.; 81 Ohio sheep weight - i6D lbs 5tc per h. 3
Ohio sheep. weight 2.60 lbs. ut 5asc. per ID. 10
state sheep; weight ioo9 ibs az 55.e per H. SOLD
average per head 81 80 W. Elliott sold endng
August % 1s7o TO saeep ana lambs head.
MILcn Cows-IIeld on sale.
vKALs CAtvrs.Trade slow; veal sold at &C. slzc.
per H. grass fed calves NJ s. a 50 80 per head.
Hocs-A few head sold on live weight a. CSC per 10.
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BRAZILIAN MARKETS.
RIo JANEIRo. August %

RIO JASErRo. August %. 1876.
CoGec-Market quiet: prices suan taiued; change;
good first 5000 $50 rcis per 10 kiIos Exchan OF
London 2i7a Frei, hit per sail to the Channel 3Js.
daily receipts curing the week; 63N bags ship
nents OF the week the Channel aud North Europe
2i,0) do. 10 the United States 1000 do. and to the
Mediterranean. % do Sales OF the weekfor the Chan
North OF Europe. coon bags; 10. the United States
1000 do. stocS 1900 bags.
SANTOS. August %. 1876
CoTce--Markct quiet: prices Iuaptainsd; no change
Superior Santos 100 $3.50 reis per 10 kos. Average
daily receipts for the week zoo bags shipments of tho
for all countries 400 do, shipments the Chan
mel. Europe AMI Mediterranean. 400 do sales of
week-for Europe, l4OOO bags. stock, Il, 900 bags.
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4 DvEnfishK WILL INVEST $50 N sUML
"A legitimate business with party furnishing Ike amount
hrst class gwen required. Address bki'
AMI. Herald UUsown Branch once
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The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
by telegraph

Our prominent banking firms are daily receiving
frem their San Francisco correspondents applications
for membership in the American Mining Board of this
CITY, SO far the total OF admissions and nominations
is $50, embracing names highly respected In various
circles of business.
The following table of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including the opening prices
ofto-day received by telegraph from san Francisco
Is furnished by William Ward, Drcxe Building:-
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE MrSEIs-TH1 PRICE
OF MEAT RULING IDEA.

wiLxEsBARnE. Pa, August q, 1s7a
This morning all tho mines OF the Lchigh aud
wilkesbsrrc Coal Company, whoro work has been
gong alternately for some months past, were
started full time and It is stated on authority
that work will be continued for three months.
This has led to many congratulations among busi-
men here, who were greatly depressed whom
the combination broke up The Lehigh and Wilkes
barre company will ship 20 600 tons OF coal a day, IL
required All the Individual mines idle and
are likely 10 remain so until somc other combns.
ton - formed. OF course this throws great many
men out OF employment. and brings great distress
certain quarters Hopes enterta med, how.
ever, that prices viii not tall too low at the markets.
In which case tho individual itines Will compete.
EXCITEMENT IN TIM MINING DIsrgIors
Great excitement Is reigning throughout tho Wyo-
ming mining district In consequence oil general up.
rising OF the working classes against the butcncrs To-
day very large meeting vi MN and othcr working
held ut Parish Grove, this city, talk
plans Tor organizing general combination, tho dcsgn
o! which Is 10 iorce down the prices Of meat. The
meeting was quiet ANA orderly and through
out with sgnincint wisdom, and resolutions were
adopted calling Tor grand mass meeting at tho same
place on Thursday at which the matter will DO thor
oughy discussed Similar meetings were held IN Pitts
ton last week, and tbs butchers OF that place in
quaudary as to what they shall do. At tho last gath
a resolution was adopted tia, they would buy no
meat OF tho butchers unless reduction or
two cents spound is made The strikers arc IN terri
bio earnest anc mean business. The movement -
likely 10 excite the workngmcn OF tho whole valley, ~
II appears 10 DC conceded that the prices oil meat arc
altogether too high. The butchers in the meantime
combining to resist the demand OF the strikers.
They they will not be forced 10 drop their prices
unless the strikers agree TO pay promps cash Tor thor
NJ H. Burgundcr, one OF the leading butchers 10 Lu.
zcrnc county says that the butchers arc not TO blame
for the prices charged but that the catc dealers OF
the West answcrablc for the high prceA nc says
that no Is paying now almost as much for beef
by the car load Buffalo no did during tho war.
He says that the butchers are cetevmtncd not 10
the demands of the strikers, and Shat great
deal OF money lost by the credit system, especially
during these times OF uuccrtaia labor
Pi,tston the butchers are organizing 10 sell meat
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT CLOSED DULL AND EASIER
FUTURES 1-l6c. 5-32c. LOWER FLOUR
DULL-wHEAT FIEMEI-coRN cUIET-oATs
FIRM--vHIsKEY UNSETTLED AND LOWER
PORK DULL AND LowER-LAID DULL, r.
REGULAR AND LOwER--PErRoLEUM FIRMER-
SPIRITS TURpENrISE F1RMER-RosIN FIRM
OILS STEADY COFFEE FIRA--sUGAR FIRM--
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MONDAY, August os--6 p. NJ.

MONDAY, August 2S-b r. n.
There was rather animation In bu sness circles
to-day, with some show Of activity In SPECIAL cases.
On Change hour remained dull, but wheat was more
active prices advanced considerably, while fair
business done for shipment Corn WAS in moderate
request at unchanged figures Oats were lrmer.
Whskcy was unsettled, lower and nominal. Pork and
lard were dull, unsettled and lower. Freighs were
firm. Cotton the spot closed dull and easier
we're Oils steady. Petroleum frmer. Rosin
firm. Spirits turpentino was frmer
CorrEr--The market for Rio firm but quiet. We
note of o0l bags Santos Tenie private
2o4 bags Rio, * Newton, and 400 bags do. st.
Ursula, both private terms, and 5,,I2 bags do.
Ralto taken AT Baltimore 1909 Rio Sold
Maggie liugs private terms Mild coffee quiet
The stock OF Rio here this evening is 43 bags Mt Calae
ton 5000 do, ~ New Orleans $3.50 do, at Bslti-
more, 3O.ol3 do. Aioat and loading Tor the United
States TO August 3D. $1,000 bags We quote
goes. I5c l5i4c fair do. lie. IKE: good do.
l7sc. iIsc.: prime. lsc ls'sc; extreme Tor
lots iYi1c; fair good lot.c lie. gold
ninety DAYS: java government bags Toe 2ic do grass
mats 2Uc. 22c singapore. lac. isc. Ceyon 1916.
17c:: Maricaibo, l1c Ice; Lagua'r.. lsc lie ia
i6, i7gc.; Costa Rica i6c i7isc. Mexican, l5isc
l6tsc.: Manila. l5hzSy l5c; Angostura. l5c. lie.
ssavnuills lac. lie :'Curncoa, i4c. Ice
CorToSThere very light demand tor SPOT cotton
and market closed duh and easier. Quotations
revised follows Fair. reduced y lc. mddng fair. &C.
good mdding -sc.. good indding 5-I6c mddng
nc. good ordinary unchanged; strict ordinary
marked Lie, and ordinary 3-l6c stained
changed. Future deliveries declined Lice 52c, AMI
closed weak TIE closing prices oday compare with Sat
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verioo advanced per cent to ssx, and the frs, con-

vertibc advanced per cent to Ss and the first
soiidated u per cent TO 80 The Chicago and North
western consolidated gold rs were frmer and in
demand, selling at 90 93s. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
So Morris ard Essex frsis and Central Pacific San
Joaquin Branch, each advanced a per cent There
Improvement OF = per cent tn Union Pacific
sinking funds, Ohio and Mississippi sinking funds and
Western Pacincs Western Pac,fcs advanced to lo2
an Improvement Of Y per cent The following were
the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds -
Union hrsts 1861 1857; Union land grants 1851
TO 1861; Union sinking funds, eel1 to 96h; Centras
ll0A to lily
THE UNITED srArRs TREASURY.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid to-day SAL 0oo gold
of interest. and S. 500 in redemption OF
nve-iwenty bonds
The Sublreasury released to day $4,000 silver oo!n
nevenue sooo' 10Y
customs receipts. tVo ovo
Bank notes received for redemption 900, 600
STATE BONDS .
In state bonds Tennessee SKIES old declined to as
new series being steady at the same price,
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were dull with u sale OF Commerce at
liz The following were tho latest bids:-Amcrica,
$40; Central National looh; City, soo Corn Ex-
change, l2o; Fourth National, s91 Merchants, lilo
New York, us; Phoenix. So Republic ~
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report gain Of f19 0o0 sterling
by the Bank of England on balance to-day. Consols
fraction lower, and United States bonds rregu-
lar dves and 1875 \ per cent, while en-for,ies
suffered decline of 4 q per cent Old 1865 were
about steady. Erie common improved 4 g per cent,
but subsequently, reacted the preferred advancing TO
10 90 Bar silver quoted at sd per ounce. AT
Paris rentes declined TO l06f PKG. Al Frankfort
United States new fves sold up to 1881
The following are the last prices:--Consols for
money, 96a 96's; consols for account, 96t4 96's
6ve-twenty bonds OF 1865, Did, 1861; fve-tweniy
bonds of 1867, lOsH; ten-forty bonds, 1861; new
fves 107; Erie common shares, 10l4 l0n; Erie pro.
ferred shares, is a ISL.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations