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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-24
YUMA A. T. SATURDAY, JUNE a.

them taking the close wire and
tide it round the doar Boalts and
tide it tree and we was inside
the house and the dOrs tide |
rested casey till moning and i got
up and try 2 git out to Onti the
Other side i don't no what 2 rite
think there will be something in
her home and will have shil-
ling or so 2 there was hi water
laste sunday and Broke up every
Body it was a Bad scould on
pipel and the dam is very hi now
i am fraid tha will be another
Bad seould Some of my ground
is under water cante worke now
have planted some corn cante
work on a count of the water i
went 2 ploW the other day and
my man walked so taste thugt
tha was another Bad scould i
haft 2 worke very hard to make
a living it Beets pu nching the
Breeze donte care for that for
punching is harde hear it is
harde country 2 make living it
is a heape harder country hear
than out where you live would
like 2 G you very mutch give
mi best respects 2 Bill pulfer and
Frank tOunsen and tell them i
woulde like to G them very much
When come home i thought i
wolde come Back out thare But i
will Stay Bout years and make
a crop and come Back out thare
and live i can make a heape Of
mOny hear the water will lay
down and not stay up So long il
want ye 2 anser this letter and tell
me all the news you no and Be
sure and send me news paper a
late paper I am sorry cante rite
any more i have r0te you all i
can now i wante you to excuse
Bad riting and Bad Spelling and
Blunder5 rite sune and send me
a paper and tell me the news give
my Best respects to all my Friends
But received the Best love and
high esteam to your self So no
more at present good By i will
rite more the next time yours
truly PUNCH THE BREEZE to
lyman smith
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-24
CHILDREN.

Come te me, oh ye children,
For / hear you at your play.
And the questions that perplexed me
Have vanished quite away
Ye open the eastern windows,
That look towards the sun,
Where thoughts are singing swallows,
And the brooks of morning run.
In your hearts are the birds and the sur
shine,
In your thoughts the brookIet's flow;
But in mine is the wind of autumn,
And the first fall of the snow.
Alb what would the world be to us
Ifthe children were no mOrel
We should dread the desert behind us
Worse than the dark before
What the leaves are to the forest,
With light and air for food.
Ere their sweet and tender juices
Have been hardened into wood,
That to the world are children;
Through them it feels the glow
Of a brighter and SUMMER climate
Than reaches the trunks below.
Come to me, oh. ye children!
And whisper in my ear
What the birds and winds are singing
In yOnr sunny atmosphere.
For what are all our contrivings
And the wisdom of our books
When compared with your caresses
And the gladness of your looks =!
Ye are better than all the ballads
That were eyer sung or said,
For ye are living poems,
And all the rest are dead LongfellOw
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-24

Last week a millionaire COM
mitted suicide in Belgium; an
other was sued in New Jersey for
divorce and alimony for having
another wife, and one had lain
dead in Troy for ten days, his
burial being deferred because he
was believed to have been killed
for his money. In view of these
facts the Gr00hic urges, "Don't
become millionaire !" But how
is a newspaper man to help be-
coming one of those things Nor.
riStOlCn Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-24
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.


The following letter from Illi-
nois, written by an old resident
of Yuma, was handed to us by
the gentleman who received it,
with the request that we publish
it uerbatins, which we do. All old
Yumaites will remember "Punch-
the-Breeze Smith,"
May II 1876 white County I'LL
nois dear friend i take the oppor-
tunity this eavning 2 rite 2 you a
few lines 2 let you no am we'll as
can be i went a fishing a few sun
days go an it had raind and i
walk out a hi log a Bout 10 foot
off the ground and with miss fort
tin 2 me my foot slipped and caut
a hard fall and hurt my Belly and
i am taste getting over it now
i hope thiss few Bad riten lines
will find you hapy and In good
health i got home all safte and
sound arrived at home on the
25 of februry founde heape of
my old friends alive and crate
meny of them ded i founde my
brothers and non of them inde-
pendent all so founde me a wife
/ was marred on the 5 day of April
i am 2 my self am we'll satisfide
i new her very we'll when was
at home Before i new her just as
far as i Guild G her she was about
the likelest woman i met when i
got down home from arisona her
name wos Fanny Bragher now it
Fanny james shi was marred
when come home her husban
dide rite way an we got marred
in shorte i dident get mutch
all wanted was her we have
some cattel and horses and a fealde
of Wheate i donte no how mutch
Is ackers i CESS and we have 2
children one 8 and one 6 girl and
a Boy and Fanny is a littel woman
she only ways 100 and 85 i am
we'll pleased with her she is good
to me and i is good to her and the
children i have only Bit her one
time she put her arm over my
shoulder one mite and i was asleep
and i Bit her on the arm i tell
YOU took the peal clean off Before
i avoke was so sorry for her
But she took it all in good harte
i have to be very cearfel in my
sleep 2 not Bite my wife i am
passing time will hafe 2 thomp
and Bong 2 make a living But i
donte care for that i have got a
woman that will worke some men
when tha get marrid and tha hafe
2 By so mutch Before they can
keep house iJust had to BY the
like and i marid and went home
we Catch hell the mite we come
home tha shiverd us But donte
care for that as mutch as i did for
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-24

THg TABLES
Will be supplied with the BEST
the markets afford, and the
COOKING will be In
Superior style.
The Proprietor is determined that here
The Tired Traveller,
The SotOurner and the
Transient Guest,
Shall and the comforts of Home.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-24

d. 10 day at home. Agents wanted.
an 4 Outfit and terms free. TRUE
II eO AnpnHh Maine. mcb25-Iy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-24

JOB PRINTING:
Legal Blanks, Briefs, Bill-Heads, Letter
Feads, Circulars, Labels, Cards, Program
mes, etc, printed in every style, with neat
ness and dispatch.
TCurreDcy taken AT PAR when pay
nepts are made in advance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-24
Ghe Arizuna Sentinel.
Published Every Saturday, by
WIN. J. BERRY,
TERMS--Invariably 10 Advance
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
ADVERTISING:
EDITOR e. PROPRIETOR.

ADVERTISING:
O,a scusre each insertion. 80 50
Each subsequent insertiOn---- ---- ! %
Contracts by the year or quarter at re-
duced rates. go.
A square consists of ton lines of this
size type.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL 49, s7e-rRIPLE SHEET

sS az We sss ..ss ham; = s and n %
tied demand ihe closins calf price. follows
T. & s1 e." sI & s's sd s ss d. 3D.
$,s 50 nd VIZ s2 asked August 81 bid 81 oa asked
q 5 ssy :. ss ,.v e., sis y ,,., ard
sy and 30 ss1sss western s at ss sis SKA SIS :'ss
a. e. sssasa Ss s.s'a aa a ' 70.
Tor Cuba Butter was steady and fairly active ne quc,e;-
western POOR 70 good ZOE ssSa r SsSs SEE SEE ' ssc
esss was ,,ena we quote Isaae factory common to
oc Ohio factory, fair good, sc =, Do Nat shaped
good TO f.nsy Sac Al2e cheddar shaped good 70 fancy
k,csSundsr the inlasres q strong sayees from he
s n;p S n. isr 70 prime &c ga L@essana
Rssssss; i bond s'.s as GOA !, .,,,.,
srsAmsEReeep,s. 49, tierces and 90 bills The market
mark. e steady bit eei
private We quote refining TIE 7ssc good
d. i a Ss" sa sssss i sa. e s TO
do molassss hhds and hoxss se 7ac; Porto EIco
ssss &c se o standard .sm 4 a s e. 4 .
TAllow.-keespss. % Ghd.. g ss; and casks. Tho
IIS-Ihe marks, was Arm. We quote :-Bancs; a2c =
ST. -; tsrne. So ~. 50 s71s. !.
s s being only $50 sHd AZ s,.. s.
100 sundries at To- 2Sc 20 cases New England.
crop ISL 1oc 20 do, 1917 and 80 cases
do 1874 private terms; 50 eases New York. crop
sylvanx 1873 and $50 do 1875. private
81 Is.
Observation-Disclosures, DOS bbs The market firm $50
bbls sold Mt 81 Tx 81 IL.
Wool~-The market remained in tho inactive state
and prices easy We sales 81 5000 lbs spring
California wool 26ec. 1900 do. fine Texas do. NJ
2iTc.. 5000 do medium do. 23lsc; and private
terms 5000 do pulled, 1900 do. do 1900 do
Oregon and l.50O do. Eastern Texas
generally steady though easier for provisions accommodate
ton TO Liverpool 2Us. 25s having been accepted
Petroleum tonnage attracted moderate attention. while
grain vessels Tor charter without particular movements
but rates without change worthy Of mention Tor these
kind Of charterng tonnage The engagements in
cuded:To Liverpool steamer ~ COZ bushels grain at
I'D standard; 5000 do wheat vt 4sd 1000 bbls rosin
Is 1000 boxes cheese, 2s $50 packages provisions
the basis of 2 ton for bacon; leo bales cotton I'D
bushcl, and by sail 500 bbls. flour, Is To Glasgow
steam, $1,000 bushels grain Through freight, ut Id
standard; 100 ds tniow, 2ss ID: 5E bbls -four Is 3D.
To ilm pcr steam, 5000 bushels grair I'd option of
Icith 1isd The charters comprised "A Norwegian bark
hence LIVERPOOL with $500 hbls. refined pc
As Norwegian bark. from philadelphia to Rotterdam
with 400 bbls do, IL American ship, from Baltimore
Bremen. with about 800 bbis do
Norwegian bark from Baltimore Cronstadt with 1920
bbls do particulars made public spanish bark from
Baltimore TO the Mediterranean with 1900 bbls do.
owners account British bark, from Philadelphia Cork
for orders, with $500 quarters grain, 5s Cd.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton dull and nominal niddins. Ia,sc midding
gross ssss Us sass oS'
Cotton steady, demand good; mddnr. i2isc low mid
ding, Ike good ordinary. ioac. Net receipts i.ls8
Sales, $500 bales. stock ai.oao bales
Monllr. April is. 1870
good SS on" is & receipts I IS as. soss s
Exports coasiwIse bales sales, bales Stock, So
.,..,,. 80. sA AVA, April y; 1875.
ord S1n m Ns a sT ns c good
sales, $50 bales Stock. - Isl bales e'0'''
Cotton .sy as Hsss;Fs iss n Ass T. 1879 ,ss
s sss ' s5o sost ss Sss receipts So bales
Flour unshanysd sale; ,eo2 SSl: Whs%. il moderate
' White SisSran held Y 'a' extra ss DO s.
eSsa @ s's s';ss s
ss ndas p's SEQ SCI PER- ton
5000 bushels; corn, 1900 do Canal freshts-2 boats
Receps.-rlour $500 bs. wheat, P Sa,ho corn
d. a" &C. h Ssses wheat
corn sloc dol Data . 900 All rye vloas
ss m sass Of 80 bushels 10 aSsasee sias "s
ssS 81 active sales q . ears ns%
track: g soc eoc according to quality; ears do
gsry ss ss. r sesSs; @ an ns.sr seeds
aa !. s shwne nomna s. ''svs ness Lara
Flour arm wh... strong No. white wabash 81 80:
White %sEigsa snss a Il; sss'.
p a. .sa as 4 n : sss = 81 i ss a.a II
S do mixed a0 ay s Corn ass sS
No Michigan. SIG Ksssei..ii sa.ss.
iioo bbIs -four 500, bushels wheat 5000 d. corn,
49, ~ ''''' CHICAGO, Aprl ia, 1879
There markets hero to-day account Of cleo
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Cotton ffeights closed foows;-ro Havre. by steam.
s s%psss.d 70 iaaSas By steam ri ID
steam "s I'd * ss ss' I'd ssp Market a
.ss y sa r t 81
y s. for large lots and e sae per To- 10,
FanS was 4ss.si AZ old ior Amercan and ~, d o'
Il "a and e' ether Steady
eoc Tor the former and Sic Csc for the latter Borax
its do California Bsissn is oia Was s.. r% I a. -
q ~ eusess Burgundy pitch wss as% a. ss Is.
s4Se dsr small Il O. M tes sadsss Rus
e god do io ai B. c. and e = GOLD ENGLISH
onseh sss very ro
eae, =. ass soc quality sishrS@ass pc.asn va. dull
s .. :, i e Ss " was @ ss 0s
sesordips 70 qualify. Gsnssn roos WAS urn q g.
quoted at &C. for whole and lac for powdered
juniper berries we're dull 4 Sc Tor Ordinary Italian
rsS o M and pe Zoe %
soapuon. white was quoted AZ l1c and Aarseles pure
.. sce Tor Sss sns a al sS'n Tor boxes aans
sfys :, 20 sas vitrc was steady a. ~. sc
m .n ana steady 4. s. %, bulk, ana s. IS |.
cSio.ato potash wa. in air as%Sna quoted At lie
acid mss ou TsId and re od o' A.
soc Tor citc acid vas arm AZ TIC 7sc. gold
s sS SC 10 o s s
r. good s od ws ss s
ss saS n s ssd S1ps =, apo,sa a. @ a
active a. ,ss ss6Ss cergliano cut.cnsh
s ss ssa sa w ~: arm @ ssssIss s
american aud 8, sig for spanish Gaangal root wa:
sss and s Z
sax Sc 81 %easlsss os%sss !.
s sn am 10y nsa so.sna o Gss'r wa. %
y, .. Quicksilver was quoted . $40 &c g.
and Is % "a sas si
e d. E' s v sus sss S
's.a'a Yellow row ss D. .e ss sssvn
Prime Dutch quoted at g q smyrna nrn
a Va; %ass ar @ "s s% IL
% and firm as s @
mar5Sram Was QUE. a. 2oc re ORTIZ root was
steady ~. 50 'ss AnsosisSSs, Ai.ssA
%. fair DO Gum Arabic was sao.sa at iss -S Tor
ns ann and me to. Do bark
quiet sauiis lie Lavender nowers were
aS 10 & @
s SS0a aDa ~ 70 II ss ~ . was s
e. 90 s q =: s GOLD assssn M
i5c re Carbonate uuist at i4sc,
o eli ."ss 81
e tom ss'f ID s. s sSs 3 o.
do DO. lcham, ST. SO: oil cloves, So 20 IS Is oil win
psnnyosa IS IS So ali currency c oil oay SIS and SIS
s 100 s s'f ser oa 20 8. &
pO, @ drums ssas ss sSd" a. & & 80 -
~ 81 % Be- spot We quote soda ash. ordinary good
brancs 20 2ac: sal soda. &c nc castic Soda 41c
powder e a2sc currency super carbonate Soda John
Dwight 90. q IN kegs, &c. currencY.
FEATHERS unchanged. We note sales OF 8 TOO lbs
prime at 5Sc and no lbs mixed ut Soc
FiSIi.Thc market for Goldfish dull sales 500
quntsls at s. % - 80; old do at ~ % and Grand Bank
81. Mackerel unchanged quiet Burrced her
ring dnll $50 bills Halifax round sold 81 box
ring quiet We quote Gecrgc's cod s. rs SO Grand
hank do. 81 80 Vs. new Georges - IS s. Shore
mackere No ! sse = SIS do large No 2 SO asi7 BOX
do, Portland. 81 Is 50; Labrador, s. so S. rs
FLOUR DGRAN.-ReceiptsFlon III 500 bblx wheat
3725 bushels corn :. s2 do; 400 do barley 1874
do barley malt, lS74 do The market dill but there
decided change in prices. The sales 5000
bbs including State Western and southern, tho
nexed quotations Rye flour sold the OF bbs
81 80 IS 70 Tor fine TO supene. Corn meal quiet
with sales Of about 500 bbs a 80 20 for Brandywnc We
aun -
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Barely Steady and the
Market Fluotuating.
GOLD 113 1-e A 1l3.
Money on Call Loans and 4 Per Cent
Government and Railway Bonds Quiet
Investments Generally Firm.

MONDAY, April 1852 NJ
1.-THE banners for Miss Montmorcnce," exclaims the
ringmasier OF the circus, addressing the clown Mr.
Merryman quietly laughs in his sleeve OF motley, Tor
be knows that scion Of the duca house 10 only plain
Jane Smith, OF Baxter street, AMI that the banners are
: dclusion and snare. Jay Gould for day or two
past has been humbuggng the market with his clowns
visage OF carmne and bismuth, and no has been
haunting blood colorod banners 10 excite apathettc
with an occasional surge and set back has closed ut an
advance on the lowest prices Of the day.
There decline in the speculative list in early
hours Lake Shore falling from 56I to 55tS, Western
Union from 667s to o. and Pacific Mail from l9k to
Is This the dullest moment OF the show, quickly
succeeded by grand flourish OF trumpcts which woke
sleeping market from its somnolency and started It on
tho road to higher figures SO Pacific Mail was pushed
mp to 1884, Western Union to 675s and Lake Shore to
b6ls These figures marked the best prices of the day.
while decline Of u point registered quotations
at tho conclusion Of business
Beyond the sea-saw process we have mentioned
there was nothing noticeable in the market Gould
and Twentythi street at times both buyers and
sellers but there appeared TO be concert Of action
nor any definite plan Of operations. Spectators
picked up profits, independently, whenever they
offered as docs birds English stubble shooting,
the process havo alluded to-a depicting
process small bulls and bears, who, under its in
ducnce day by day, draw nearer tho time when like
The maiden in the ballad, thcy may have ITO sell their
bed and Ito in the straw"
Erie was firm reports Of stcadiness on the other
side for the Scottish Commissioners again in reach
Of their beloved Kicrankie, take more hopeful view
broad gauge prospects and soace themselves with the
knowledge that If bad Investments were made in
the Yankee railway the money placed had been easily
earned from the sales Of Dundee manufactures during the
Yankee
Apart from the speculatives the Exchange feature
less opening with the crack and liz of bottle Of Widow
Cliquos premiere and ending as fiat and vapd as
tive imitation
THE SALES TO-DAY
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1885, shares which distributed among
active stocks follows-
New York Central and Hudson, 795; Eric, 1850;
Lake Shore, $3.50; Northwestern, 500; do. pre-
ferrcd. 100; Rock Island 1,225; Pacific Mall 80 7oo
st. Paul. $500; preferred 5000; Ohios, 1900; West
crn Union, a. 700; Wabash, 800; Union Pacific, 1905
c.. c. aud l. c., 200 Panama, 400; Michigan Central,
1900; Kansas and Texas, 90O
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
Tho following table shows Tho opening, highest and
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES

Investment securities wore moro active Dcla-
ware and Hudson Canal sold at us; New York Gen.
tral, 1925 liz I1lN; Panama, 1884, illinois Gen.
trail, 9s,s q osh; New Jersey Central, 1904 100 .
1Oo,s 1O0i; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
114h a 114ls 1l4k ll3A, Rock Island, 104 1o3H
a 1Oa; Chicago Burlington and Quinccy, 1l9; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne 100 1929 l02; Harlem, 139 q
1884; Producers and Petroleum Company, 109K;
Wells, Fargo Express, S6h; United States, 72k;
American, 60ss.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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d., do, coupon I1sK 11sH; do. do, 1867. regis
tered l20< 1904 do. do, do, coupon. 1905 l2os
do do, 1868, registered, 122 122h do. do, do,
coupon ~ l22s do. ten-forties registered, 116%
a III; do do, coupon, ll7zs llsk; do. hves,
1851 registered, 1861 a1l61<; do do, do, coupon,
1l7A a. 177s
PRODUCE EXPORTS
The exports OF produce from this port for tho week
ending to-day 100 $685. against $500 $40 for
the corresponding week 1875 81, 800 ESQ 1874
The total exports Of produce from the port Janu
airy 1, this year, were $74 SAT, against $72 $780,
25s for corresponding period 1875 and $s3 $685.
~ in 1874
THE voREIGS MARKET
London advices report consols strong and higher
and United States bonds Y per cent lower CON-
pared with the closing quotations Of Saturday. Eric
ranged between l4s and lax; f2laoo0 sterling went
into the Bank Of England balance to-day. The fol-
loving are five r. NJ quotations -Consols for money,
o45s; consols for account a4s; nvctwenty bonds OF
1865 (old, 103i< 1O3H do. bonds Of 1867, 1885
losss tenforty bonds, 1864 1867 new hves los; Eric
common shares. l4,S l4k; Eric preferred 251l
Kcntcs IN Paris are rmer vt &C. 32k In Frankfort the
United States funded loan is quoted at l01h
STATE BoSDs.
In State bonds the dealings small Virginia
consolidated second SERIES sold Mt 40; Tennessee new
at Al, new series at 41 and North Carolina old jan
"
BANK SHARES
Bank shares dull, tho transactions being con-
fined TO Market at ia, anc Merchants at l1&
Railroad bonds continue quiet and without special
feature Tho principal dealings 10 the Pacific Is
sues and Chicago Northwestern consolidated coupon
gold bonds The former sold at 104s 104k for Union
frsts Oh 91,S for do. sinking funds 105x 100 for
Centrals and 95A 95H for Westerns Chicago and
-~tl.
o. Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible advanced to
73 Erie second sold at l01 u, do nnh at 103, Morris
and Essex consolidated nrsts at 1857 and do Of
1871 at 1o7 Fort Wayne hrsts brought 117h and New
Jersey Central nrsts new, ia Morris and Essex sew
ems Of 1871 rose 1071s and Western Pacincs TO o.
Union Pacific land grants fell of to 9Sh Toledo and
WABASH second declined from 62h TO 81
The following are the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds
Union frsts. ........................ 1887 70 104
Union land grants ................... 9s5s to 9sX
sinking FUNDS. WA 70 VI
Centrais luo7s 70 lVO>s
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The following are the earnings of the ST. Louis Kan
sas City and Northern Railway Company
For the nrst two weeks in April
1876. 275
Increase. say
The following Is the report Of the earnings of the
Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company
during the second week in April
SiSo oU
Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1882
From April to IA two weekly
~ ~
$780,. 2s2,6SO
Increase. $9.520
IN Anr1 hrpa NM he andf vvo
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For future delivery the sales follows
after MAprii. 100 bales ~ - Slice May 500 At
- 5l6c June, 100 10 l932c.. 1lOt - 9-lt,c.
JuIy zoo - l3idc Aurus. 100 q. 10 81 2c 100 =.
Is 7i6c Total, 500 bales To-day, up to two r. " -
April 5000 at 10 7-r,c., 800 at is slice; May g. 100
Is bloc, 100 IL 9-J2c. $40 IL Slice June luO
q i9slc: isoo - y oiec 100 =. y ies2c 20 ..
- leslie, so A. 10 e-lee July, 2,1o at
~ l3-I6c., 100 ss 10 25s2c 800 AZ - i3-l6c.
laislec 100 q 10 2ss2e Aasns' ioo q - 3a,2s
bales Grand total, 25.70 bales The receipts. at tho
ports follows :Gniveston. $50 bales; New Or
Wilmington, ~: norfolk Gs; nsIsInsrs; ~: New YORK,
This day last week, 3.g37 bales This day last year
$3.50 bales Total aimee September J, 3B7334S bales.
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A SKULL FOUND.

Yesterday morning workmcn, while repairing Al ole
stairway al No 4s8Grccnwcn street. discovered paste
board box behind one OF the steps II contained hu4
man skull, and Was giyen 70 the podoA
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The following are the changes in closing prices com
parcd with those OF yesterday
ADvAScE-C., g. and l. c. x; Erie, x Hannba
ccrs' and Petroleum X; Panama, vi ST. Paul pre-
ferrcd, Union Pacific, "; Western Union Telegraph
H;
Il Michigan Central u Lake Shore. Vi Illinois Cen
trail u Delaware, Lnckawanna and Western x; Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph, q.
SrATIoxARY.--Atantic and Pacific preferred, New
York Central, c., c., c. and l., New Jersey Central
Ohio and Mississippi Quicksilver. Rock Island s. Pau
common, Wabash
the MONEY MARKET.
Money call loans supplied at and per CEN
1t tho close. Discounts remain unchanged at AZ ant
on New York at the aforementioned cities to-day :
Savannah unchanged; Charleston par, $40 pre-
MUM; New Orleans commercial, 81 premium, bank
Y premium; Cincinnati firm, rs TO 100 premium, and
s. LOUIS rs 10 100 premium.
Sterling exchange Is firm and . little moro activ,
.han this morning. Prime asking rates, 4S7k and
100; selling rates, 4s6k Asst aud 4s9z 4seai
rcichmarks, OK 95h and % 96x; cables o6ss
pols prime Paris, SIG 5.l5,s
THE GoLp MARKET
Gold opcned at l13 and closed u.s. all the sale.
or tho day having been at those figures The carrying
rates we're 3, o1s and Il per cent Loans alss
made nat The steamship Wilmington, for Havana, TO
day takes out sos 900 gold COIN OF which 500
SPANISH and $4,000 American gold coin. Tho steam
SHIN Amcriquc, witch sails for Europe to-day take,
ont $4,000 silver bars The specie engagements fol
Europe tomorrow are 5000 900 gold coin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19

Because Of the sickness Of Mr. TIncy, the Examining
Committee Of Plymouth church did not e11p ~ -
Bowen case last evening Tho matsor ~ p~>pensd
for one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
The coinage Of Trade dollars AZ The San FRANCISCO mint
has not been suspended, reported.

has not been suspended, a reported
The UNITED STATES TREASURY
The regular payments to the public for fractional
rency will begin on Thursday regulations 10 this effect
having been prepared II is expected thore viii DO
heavy demardfo coin for the 1rst few days The AS
sistans Treasurer to-day paid SILL 600 on account
Of interest and $l4 600 redemption OF hvstwenty
bonds Revenue receipts 70 day, $23o, o0o customs
receipts, 100000. Bank notes received, $3.50 600
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady, ~ the following
suotaiions United States currency skies, l2sk
imx; do do, 1881, registered. 12l l2lk; do
d. do, coupon, 1914 i22; do CO., 1898,
registered, Il4,s . lis; do do, do, coupon lI7A .
NIX: do do. do. now, registered, max llsx do