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, 1876-07-29
TERRITORIAL.

LA CONNER, July 24.-The bark Ame-
thyst. which sailed from Sehome fo.
San Francisco on the 10Th inst while
trying to work out of the harbor, carried
away her main top gallant yard. She
returned to the wharf to-day for repairs,
aud will sail again in few days.
, 1876-07-29
EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON. July Z4.-StQnddrd' special
from Paris says City Of Paris loan
has been covered seventy times over
Paris alone subscribed so times the re-
quired amount. The 7'elegrnph's Berlin
special says. II am informed that Ser
via has solicited Germany 10 reconcile
Russian and Austrian views in the ne :
gociations that must ensus should fur
ther reverses compel Servians to sue for
an armistice, 20 that Turkeys demands
may be modified and Servian territorial
integrity preserved.
BELGRADE, July 24.-The Turks at
tackled on the 21st, Servian redoubt at
Little Lewardick, which commands
the Turkish bank of the Dwina, and
makes communication difficult between
Belina and Great Lewardick. They
were repulsed. The Turks were also
routed on the Trinoke river near Rogi-
nitze. A correspondent telegraphs from
Isvan that the Turks are unable to take
the offensive until reinforced. but can
hold their position, and repulse Ser
Wan attack. Total Turkish losses in
past ten days is 800 killed and 569
wounded. The Servians have lost fully
$500 men with five cannon.
ROME, July pa we'll known banker
named Baldwin, committed suicide in
the Tiber. His books show liabilities
to amount of 45O, 1000. Lord Derby and
minister Pierpont are negotiating new
extradition treaty.
, 1876-07-29

"We go to press at two instead of
four to-day" said Tennessee pa
per, "in order to attend to some bust
ness of importance in the country"
At precisely five minutes before
four, two high-toned looking men
with shotguns, called and wanted to
know where the editor was.
, 1876-07-29

Alexander Dumas is responsible
for the following: On his first visit
to the Salon his attention was called
to the superb portrait of the ethere-
ally thin Sarah Bernhardt as ''L'Et-
rangere," with her great Russian
greyhound lying at her feet. s'Ah,
yes, I see," he said, thoughtfully,
"a dog keeping guard over bone"
, 1876-07-29

A company has recently been
formed at Lausanne, Switzerland, to
undertake the tunnelling of the Sim
plon. It is proposed to start at
Brigue, on Swiss territory, at q
hight Of 1920 feet above sea-level,
and. cut o tunnel 11.4 miles long
through to Pelle, in Italy. The
grade of the excavation will be on a
slope of two feet in thousand.
, 1876-07-29
TERMS OF HOLDING COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
At Olympia, the second Monday in July.
DISTRICT COURT. THIRD DISTRICT.
Steilacoom-Second Monday of January and
first Monday in August.
Seattle-Fourth Monday of January and third
Monday of August.
Port Townsend Fourth Monday Of Febru-
airy and second Monday of September,
Snohomish City-Third Tuesday of March
and third Tuesday of November OF each year.
, 1876-07-29

An economist says he can live on
seven cents a day-but he wants a
seventy-five cent breakfast the next
morning.
, 1876-07-29

If you wish to recollect mans
name, become security for him. For
keeping your memory fresh there is
nothing like it.
The only fear about the exhibition
is Philadelphia.
, 1876-07-29

An attempt was made few days
ago to throw the Albany excursion
train off the track, while on the re-
turn trip to Portland, Oregon, with
several hundred passengers in the
cars. A lot of cord-wood was placed
on the track, but happily discovered
in time for the train to be stopped
before reaching it. No clue to the
perpetrator of the outrage has been
discovered.
, 1876-07-29

They had a good deal of trouble
with the Aztec woman attached to
Barnum's circus in Providence. It
seems she wanted her salary raised
to 81 week, but they told her if
they did it she would also be obliged
to appear as the Siberian malefactor,
and she said she would go back to
Limerick first, and take in washing
again at two shillings day, and
they were obliged to compromise by
bringing her out as the fascinating
Odalisque of the Orient.
, 1876-07-29

VIC copy tue
following from London monthly:
'It was not long before the breaking
out OF the war that short paragraphs
began to go the rounds of the Amer
lean papers under the signature of
Artemus Ward; and in a very short
time the utterances of this parsonage
were more familiar to the great read
ing public of the United States than
those of any writer who ha3 ever adj
dressed them on any subject not dis
tinctly connected with either relig-
ion or politics" The paper from
which we copy the above says Arte-
mus first wrote for Vanity Fair. This
is a mistake. Mr.. Browne (Artemus
Ward) first wrote for us, while we
edited the Albany Dutchman. This
was in 1850. Artemus then worked
as a journeyman printer in Boston.
We last saw Artemus in this city
Just before he left for England. He
put up at the Delevan House. We
had chat with him about matters
and things in general. We alluded
to his contemplated excursion to
London, and both came to the con-
clusion that he would "fall flat or
make ten-strike." He did the lat
ter. Artemus was the most popular
American who ever lectured in Eng
land. Another writer who first ap-
peared in the Dutchman was Fanny
Fern. This was about 1850 Also
Albany Posi-.
THE most powerful iron clad YES
sci ever built was launched at Ports
mouth, England, on Thursday, the
Princess Louise presiding at the GER
emony. The new vessel, the Infex-
ible, is an immensely strong ship.
but the 57-ton Krupp gun can pierce
her through and through at 1000
yards. When is this thing to stop?
Even if it should be found possible
to build ship which would with
stand the heaviest guns-and guns
of 100 tons with 10 inches calibre
are now being made for the Italian
navy--every vessel is still liable to
be sent to the bottom by q wretched
little torpedo. The Infexible is 800
feet long and IS feet wide; she has
engines of immense force and four
guns of 81 tons each. She may be
described as q monitor, rs feet wide
and 40 feet long, with walls Al
inches thick, 'foated by the addition
of an unarmored bow and stern.
The monitor, or citadel, is twelve
feet high, half above and half below
the water; within its walls are the
engines, the boilers, the base of the
turrets, the hydraulic machinery for
loading the guns and magazines.
Her guns will carry projectiles of
$50 pounds and measuring sixteen
inches in diameter. -5 --4f se
, 1876-07-29
Official DIRECTORY.

CITY CoUNCILMEN:
Tkos. Clancey, John Leary, ". W. Barker, S.
Kenny, Geo. ". Hall, W. n. Bell. C. W. Moore.
The New York herald., 1876-09-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsTON, sept q, 1875
Cotton dull; mddng. 1otc low mideliug, I0ssc good
ordinary 95sc Net receipts 2l9 bales; gross. l2l9
Exports coastwse, ST. sales. 42u stock, 1884
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. Z, 1876
Cotton quiet and steady middling, lie low midding.
IOc good ordinary gte Net recsipts l<s bales gross
GIG Exports TO Great Britain z.754 coaswise, 3O45.
Sales. 5Oo stock. 1900.
SAVANNAH. Sept 7. 1875
Cotton quiet; middlIng 10ic low midding. 9sc.; good
ordinary SIC Net receipts vB4 bales gross, y64 kx
ports coastwisc, l.xY5. Sales. 5J7. Stock, 5.53J
MonILE. Sept. z, 1870
Cotton quiet; middlinr. lo,c low middiine. iOtsc.;
good ordinary visc Net receipts 2Ul baies gross xui.
Exports cosstwiss. 22i. sxes. 100. Stock. 4l6S5.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 7, 1875
Cotton quiet: middliny lie. low mdding lOsc. good
ordinary y4c. lUc. Net receipts, 305 bacs. Exports
costwiss, 7Se. sales, 100. Stock, 2,277.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. Sept. T. 1876.
Spirits OF turpentne steady at 1sc, ron duh At 81 DOC.
for stained Tar quiet NJ 81 40
Flour UNCHANGED. sales 500 bbia Wheat steady and In
light demand; new No white Michigan sold ~ u 10
The New York herald., 1876-09-08
CAUGHT AT LAST.


bond Of lodge In the District Of Columbia, evidently
gepuine and probably stoen bogus gold pieces Of the
denomination Of $20 and quantity OF checks, proba
bly, bogus since they all in apparently the same
handwriting which corresponds closely with that OF
Burna They Tor various sums and IN various
names and were drawn on the Irving National, Fourth
National and importers and Traders National banks.
OF New York city, and on the Remington National
Bank Of Philadelphia They aggregated 81 $780, and
most Of them bore the signature "a A. Tallmadge
Co." Blank checks on all these banks were also found
After considerable hagelng the prisoners consented to
come TO this city IN company with Detective Titus, OF
the Central 0fhce without formal requisiton They
were arraigned before Justice Duffy the Washington
Place Police Court yesterday afternoon and held for
examination.
The New York herald., 1876-09-08

Wheat aul but nonina!y unchanged The sales
IL :oro and now southern For or new No. cIiesso
81 - ~ IS 10 = A 10 S winter ss In
Tenne.ses. 81 o5 for winter store
for
S H n IN. As 't %
s7 kye%s SsS ;ass @ "soS @ aSo bu;hs:
were very strong. ps.euarly mixed which
sSd = :. s The cSs.ss % v's % sSSs coo
a5,c for do shoat wnsound Chicago was offered a. 4c
Hrxr AND Jufs-The market rem ained quiet but steady
dsssIs ssc Ss%s
:s sss i:: e. ;s;''ss' S;i 's'
Gas. %ss' 81. sSs 1ss. .sss 2a
g.h Island. 800 bbls New Orleans We quote Cuba.
centrifugal and mixed 2ic sac clsyed. s5s 4oc do.
ss 4Oe English
1 seoe s Sm @
unchanged. We. quote Spirits Of turpsntne sic..;
.';'Ha rs. ao s s.4 %i!@ns;sa and wssSnsson % z
n:ss X aS II o % %srS
Tar arm 81 20 fagpen.ins arm hard, 81; son. 81 IS;
-Cottonseed continued firm but unchanged Lnseed
c S
private terms We quote -Linseed casks sse cotton eed
sinssi d1as Soc $50 white xin.e sr %.Is
c & dor Sv S SssAss os,sss wsn,s1
soc & G ao soushsra. S.. ss:chsd snss5 1oc 7sc:
R.' a ii"H. H with
sca % 1,ess s
SOC ss;e%Se5 m dsvsT I ~ a rhaaspha3 ID 3 oS SS. bS rs
:od at 2s%c The closing prices were as follows ;cruae
IL Sut ,ss g. ioe 10 SS u cel; .Ssh nS; ig refined ,u
SSSa SSs a. lad s do e.
saiss and nT% s United shpme"s nom na ally
s s. ao'nF unon S G s. g
kors and Soa cases bacon ,srces boxes Seei
suS ST. s .0' c.. psl :. a.
y i. 7.s sj s ii. i
s 81 4NIS' % .ss 81 .:a ens as4:
qaiot picked ham. sold isc 500 shoulders 7
io 10y ~ sen % i4ssh
S s. spiss ps.a .sn M ssss and Sso sU. g..
A.; .as Bacon "a. yuis. !. @ ~ eiiy M snd
mess sold within the and SO tierees prime
PIy.S, s,.s s.sr: IS ss:.s al .,,
sxsr. Gna. sis 81; India mess sis prime mess ss
ss a%s isr Ssss
~s At n M ' 1%ss s
:as .seGss ss s sd s & o s as
fSs soS ers:: SO Is isI ssg;snssr %
p sax and 80 70 9r o seller ys sVS. sales we're 2 ~
We We note 2 % sales of 90 srces Continent becoSer
~ ''''' a' on private
RICE-There quite AN active demand Tor domestic
sorts and the market ruled irm Foreign quiet. We
quote Carolina fair PRIME 53c Louisiana
good &C. Size. and do common DC. Sc Rangoon sir
good. nomiualiy 6s4c Sc rstna good: TIC. 7i4c,
currency; Rsng gcon, In bond 2Ac u 2slc., gold.
sUGAR-The market Tor sugar quiet. but nomi-
pally Refined quiet We quote Fair roln-
ing exc good do. eSc prime do. vc Cuba, grocery,
fair choice 0ssc IOc do. centrifugal hhds and es
Nos l3 0xc. l0<c. do m0Issses hhds aud boxes,
&C. . oc Porto Rico refining common TO prime. SIZE
ard A, l07xc of A. 1896 lUc crushed. lll4c pow.
dersd. Ike; xrsnulaed cut Loaf l1lc llac.
Tho stock ot sugar Is As foIIows:-
HAdA Ba0a Mslado.
The New York herald., 1876-09-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; yUTuRKs CLOSED STEADY,
AND 1870. HIGHER ON NOVEMBER, MAY AND
AUGUBT-YLOUR QUIET BUT FIRM-wHEAT
DULL-CORN sTEADY-OATS FIRMER-wHIs-
KEY QUIBr-PoRK YIRMER-LARD PIRM-px-
TRoLEUM FIRM-sPIRITs TURPENTINE FIRM
RosIN FIRM-oILs GENERALLY sTEADY-coF-
y1E F1RM-sUGAR NORMALLY UNCHANoxD-
TRE:oHTs QUIET.
THURSDAY, Sept 7-6P. N.
There was vim to the merchandise markets TO.
day, and In somo quarters a fair business Was done.
On Change the markets ruled quiet. with few excep-
tons Flour was quiet but nrm. Wheat was dull
but nominaliy unchanged Corn was IN fair demand
at strong prices Oats nrmer whiskoy was
quiet Pork and lard were decidedly nrmer. Frslghts
steady. Cotton the spot steady Futures closed
steady and 32c higher November Nay and August.
Coffee firm. Sugar nominally unchanged. Oils
generally steady. Petroedm hrm RosIn rm Spirits
turpe1tine hrm
Corrxr-Therc not worry brisk In Brasls
but the market very arm. AZ New Orleans 1880 bags
Zephyr sold at l5,c. gold, for ordinary Mild coffee
During the past week the following lots for
SUMPTION sold prices within the range
Java A2I9 bags Maracabo All do. Laguayra, s7y do
Costa Rica. AIS do Ssvsnia and s67 do Mexican also
2ss bags Domingo shipped Europe. The stock Of
mild coffee In hrst hands is follows Java grass mats.
4O7: Csylon. s634 bags; Msracaibo, 3sO4 do: La
gusyrA lss do. jamaica 80 do st. Domingo LOOT do
Porto ktco lco do COSTA hica 5xo oo MEXICAN. lI42
do savaniis 1853 do. Total stock. 2.944 bags and
A. 4o7 Java. We quote eOrdnary csrgoes. i5e4c
l5tsc fair do. l7<c. i7kc good do. i7s<c lse;
PRIME Isc sls1ac extreme range for lots ibhc l9tsc
Santos fair to good. iese. l7kc, gold, ninety days;
java government bags isc. 2io d. mats. 2c
22c Singapore, 17c 1sc Csyon, 16c 17c Xarscsibo.
l4lsc lelsc; Laguayra lec l7e Jamaics 1se 16e
st. Domingo. I4c Al4ic Porto Rso 10c. 17tsc Costa
Rica lec isc Mexican lec l7c Manila, l51.c l6c
Anxosturs, l5c lie ssvsna. l41Sc. 17ke; Curscoa,
lac. 16c
conos-The market for steady with good de-
msnd principally for eonsumpsion Futures opened steady
at Wednesdays closing prices and continued during the
day. gaining 1-32e. November, Nay and August The
other months unchanged The closing prices to-day
compare with Wednesdays ss follows
The New York herald., 1876-09-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BRoxyIELD-- -RrsgxoRR AT the residence OF tho
brides parents, Hampstead, L. on Wednesday, Sep
tembsr o, by the Rev. T.. I. Bromneld, PRRcY B.
BRonsIRLp, oi New York, TO ENMA, youngest daughter
Of Eibert Kushnorc.
CowLEs-pxrEEs Madison. n. j., September 1856,
by Rev. Dr. Weston, At residence OF brides parents,
HENRY n CowLxs, formerly OF Pennington, Coma, 10
HELxx, daughter Of II h. Peters, ESQ.
The New York herald., 1876-09-08
THE GRAIN TRADE.

xEw xLYvArING AND STORAGE RATEa
BUFFALO, N Y, Sept 7, 1870
To-day new eevatng and storage rates for grain
were adopted rs follows:--Per bushel including Ave
days. storage, seven ncIghths OF the grain
aud onceghth OF cent to the vessel; after the first
Ave days quarter Of n per bushel for storage
every ten days or parts thereof
The New York herald., 1876-09-08
BANK SUSPENSION.
TIE MONEY OF POOR DRPosrToRs LOST IN uN-
FORTUNATE sPKcuLAT1oNs.

HARRIsDrRG, Pa, Sept Z, 1916.
This morning considerable excitement was created
In this city by the announcement that the City Bank
had made an assignment Tho following card was
posted at the doors:-
The City Bank has this day made voluntary assign
ment Hon Francis Jordan and Dr. q. W. Porter Tor
the benefit OF It's creditors In the hope Of paying
full
The immediate OF tho suspension, It IL under
Stood was an extensive purchase Of lumber and de-
probation of the value OF tho purchase The bank IL
appears has been struggling for time against ad
verse circumstance and the assignment is made IN
the hope that all the creditors shall be protected The
Vice President states that nc tell, the
liabilities $500 900, and he thinks the assets will
entirely cover that amount Tho majority OF the de-
positors are aboring men and women
The New York herald., 1876-09-08

ADVANCE AND DEcLINR
The following shows tho changes compared with
ysstsrdays closing prices:-
ADvAscs.-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph, "; do.
IL Ere, u; Hannibal aud ST. Joseph, n; Lake
shsre. u; Michigan Central, ss.; Missouri Pacific. a
Northwestern, y do. preferred, q Ohio aud Mssis-
sippi, u; Rock Island q: ST Paul, -; Western
Union, Adams Express, "a; United states Express,
DEcINK-Chcago Burlington and Quincy. IL.
Delaware and Lackawanna, "a; Delaware and Hudson
S.lsey can.ra 1.inS': Psco Max pna psss
=.
rnR MONEY Market
Money during the day was easy, loaning call at
TX per cont
The following the rates OF exchange on New
York:-New Orleans, commercial -, bank, u q al
Cincinnati, easy, lilo discount; Charleston, u dis
count to y a y premium; ST. Louis, par; Chicago, DO
70 Is discount; savannah, par.
Foreign exchange was very heavy, and the asking
rates have been again reduced, Bong now 4s5h for
bankers sixty days. sterling, and 4S7 for demand.
Actual business was At about s5 and 4.s6
THE
Gold strong, advancing from the opening price,
1905 to Ito, the ngurc at which offered at the
close The intermediate sales were a, l091l lO95s.
The paid for carrying and per cent and
borrowing l, 2 and u per cent and fiat
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances. $29, 193, 900
Currency balances. 162s, $40
Gross cieArances. 1,SO3, 439
CLEARING STATEMENT
currency exchanees.... 500 969, 2y6
Currency balances. 3,l2Q So
Gold exchanges. 7s66,s3I
Gold balances. ........... 1888, ,ss5
GOVERNMENT RoNDs.
Government bonds firm rather limited trans
actions The following the closing quotations.
United States currency sixcs 1861 a l27; do do,
1881, registered, ll7H ll7K; do do, do, coupon,
The New York herald., 1876-09-08
Stock this day. Sept. 7. '76.

Comparing with stock
ssp,emcsr 10. 1874 ~; ll2.s24 si,7as N.s4s TIT
september H. 1873 s9592 5s.495 3o2.o5S 4.433
srKARIsE-The market quiet at l2hc. l25<c. for
prime. - -
market was quiet about eooo b' sold at esc 'loc
waisxxY-Rees,pts, 1872 bbis The market was quiet
81 lU bid and ~ II asked AZ the close $50 bbA sold at
Fnhicrrs-Rates for all glasses Of tonnage were held
steady aud fair demand ruled for grain vessels. with
CALL too tor petroleum tonnage Steamer accom-
ply available, but the demand WAS only moderate. The
gavem TO Liverpool per steRm g. W bushels
grain ut SD % lbs 800 boxes cheese. Sos cOO oo
bsson s5s. To glasgow. per steam. 500 bushels
grain OF vessel 1hs charters embraced:-An Aus
tsn bark 57U TONE hence to Liverpool with tobacco ut
y7s 3D. Aorwe1isn bark $50 tons, from Baltimore to
bark tnowhers) from City Point to the United
Kingdom direct with tobacco private terns British
bark e4 hence to with general cargo on
privsto terms, An austrian z bark; hence 20
at ss.; Norwegian bark, hence to do. with
g. 400 quarters same rate; Norwegian bark. hence to
tuity; Norwegian bark, hence Bremen Hamburg,
with 800 quarters at u.s. Germsn bark hence to Cork
troeun. at bs i'd option direct port, 5s 3D. Norwe.
gan bark hence for voyage. with 3U bbs do, at
rate: Norwegian bark. hence TO Bordeaux. with
400 bbA crude petroleum at ts 3D. Norwegian bark,
hence to Nantss with 2sOO bbs naphshx os I'D. an
Italian brig hence Gibraltar orders with 1900
refined petroleum, at 2Ic privilege OF Adratic ports 52c
27UO quarters grain, at g. 4<d Norwegian bark from
Iphis with 400 quarters, at 6s 3D. and EiO
grstuity with $500 quarters. Tor same voysge al
NofxThs Italian barx reported In our last hence to
ORDERS with 5000 quarters grain should have becn
7sd. not o. idthe latter being typographical
LArsx "A Norwegian bark hence Cork for ORDERS with
2.6O0 bblA refined petroleum. at 5s Cd
The New York herald., 1876-09-08
NEW YORK HERALp FRIDAY sEPTEMBER ls7ewH SUPPLEMENT

white Michigan 81 25 Corn duIi grade.
5Se Barley qnie; first OF the CsradH
rived this mornng the color Is white and II weighs 40 lbs
TO the bushe corn meal unchanged Mil feed hanged
bushels barley 100 do lumber $3.50 600 Canal ship
nents-Lumber, 297 900 feet Railroad shipments-Four
1,600 bbls.
BrFrAlo. Sept. T. 1876.
Receipts by lakeFlour 500 bbs corn e6oO bushels
wheat. 5000 do by railroadflour, 1900 bbls wheat
23O0o bushels corn. 27OO do. 10000 do barley.
Hp do rye 40 do. shipments BY canal to tdewater-
Wheat 4 745 bushels corn, 81 Ill do rye sI41 do To
interior points Nothing BY raroad-Fiour $500 bbls
wheat. ~ 65J bushels; corn. 10000 do cats 10 SOD do
barley 800 do. rye, 400 do. Canal freights-Whcat
and lumber dull uuchapgsd shipments OF st
44c Flour steady. fairly active sales 800 bbs prices
changed Wheat irm market poorly supplied inir de-
mand for good spring sales 1000 bushels No North
81 O5 800 Chicago by sample. private
terms CornStock small. dull held hrm sales five
high mixed at 81 5000 bushels No Mt 81 1c
Kansas track 52c Oats barley, and malt inac
tive. Seeds slow Sales unchanged Pork and lard moder
stely active. unchanged. Highwnes-Light demand ut
VI III for city make.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat unsettled but gener-
ally lower No Chicago spring 96tsc cash and Ocober
No Chicago spring. Sic rejected 6,tc Corn steady with
fair demand No at 4s,,s cash 4Stsc oetoeer Oats
hrmer at 5ac 6oc. Barley hrmer at 72lsc. cash 7sc
sic aSSs sl5 80. cash and ocsobsr; si4 7ss. q
sIo 20, Gosh; so IS, oc.obsr; 50 is ali the year
Bulk meats moderately active and higher; shoulders
short rib mddes SIC Sc. short clear middles s34c
&c. Whiskey steady aud unchanged Railroad freights
bushels; corn 2i2.oo do. oats 400 do rye, 5000
40; barley. 1900 do shipments-Flour. 1900 bbls ;
wheat 5000 bushels; $4,000 do oats. a. 900 do
barley 81 900 do At the afternoon call Of the Board
$l6 25 October. Lard nrmcr; Sio 42Is, cash
The New York herald., 1876-09-08

1ls,. l1s,! DO do, 1885, registered 1l2yS llah;
do do, do. coupon, 1l2,s ll31s; do do, do, new,
registered 113K 1l3's; do do, do, coupon, ll31s
1l3,< do do, 1867, registered, 1l6h a ll6x do do,
do, coupon, 11ek q 1l6x; do. do, 1865. registered,
1ls 1ls; do do, do, coupon, lis ll9; do. ten
forties registered, lis ll5h; do. ten-forties,
coupon ll5H 1l8; do hves, 1881, registered, 1l5A
a 1l5H; do. do, do, coupon. H5% llSh.
RAILROAD BoSDs
Railroad bonds generally were in good request and,
except for those of tho coal roads, at advance The
largest transactions Chicago and Northwestern
gold coupons which advanced to 921s. Milwaukee and
ST. Paul (I.a Crosse division to l02, c. and N.
division to 81 and consolidated sinking funds to ss%
Tho market very strong for the above named
issues Morris and Essex hrsts declined TO III and
New Jcrs oy Central convertible declined from 10 to
74H Now Jersey Central consolidated nrsts advanced
from 90k to COY. Eric irsts sold at l09k; Central
PaciAcs brought 1l0h; Lehgh and wikesbarro conso-
dated declined CO. the lowest price yet touched; New
Jersey Central convertible closed at 10 bid and "a
asked The following the closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds:-Union arsts l06s 1861;
Union land grants, 1o41l 1855; Union sinking funds'
914 a 90; Centrals, 1lOH a Ill.
TIM UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000
gold on account Of interest," aud So 900 IN redemption
So 500 silver coin to-day Treasury balances at close
Of business oday:-
Com less coin certlncates). 90 SO goo
Revenue receipts to- day ovv VVo wv
Customs receipts. .........' 49,. 80
Bank received for redemption. o0O oOo
ruE roREIGN MARKET
The London advices report gain OF f45S, 900 by the
Bank Of England for the week ending yesterday Tho
Banks proportion Of to liabilities and Its rate
OF discount remain thcy wore last week-8l and
Der cont respectively. Ono hundred and sixty-nve
thousand pounds bullion went into the Bank on bal
ance to-day. The market for securities at London was
weaker for consos, but hrm for United States bonds
and for Erie At Paris rontes generally steady
Tho Bank OF France gained ,So2,000t during the
week.
Tho following are the last quotations by cabls-Con-
soils for money, e5s; consols for account, 96H q
o5 11-1e; hve-twenty bonds Of 1885 (old), lo5A;
fvetwcnty bonds Of 1857, 1854 los%; tcn-forty
bonds lO7K q lO7h; new avcs, l071S lo7H; Erie,
common shares, OK a9H
PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.