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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

ADVANCE AND DRcLIyE
The following arc the changes In closing prices
pared with those Of yesterday:-
ADvAxcx.--Aslantic and Pacific Telegraph, X; New
iackawanDA, <; Fri 4; Hannibal common, u Lake
Shore TX; Michigan Central, A.; Northwest, u; do
X; producers' and Petroleum u Rock Island, =; ST.
Paul DO preferred, =; Wabash, y; Union Pacific,
2; Western Union. "a. Gold, Il.
DKcLrxR-New jersey Central, ~
The rest Of the market was stationary.
MONEY MARKET
Money vas in fair demand to-day and call loans were
made on the basis of and y per cent. with close
however, at 8 per cent Prime mercantile paper IL
quoted At and = per cent. The following arc the
rates Of exchange Now York at she
cities today Savannah, y premium; Charleston,
holiday; New Orleans. commercial Z. bank y; Gin
esnnati nrmer SO discount and Chicago par Sterling
EXCHANGE was quiet and firm Prime asking rates
Assx and Aooh; selling rates, 4.s71z ASK and
kssk a4sQ Reichmarks, 9sJs . 95k and s55s 90
tables, e6x. Prime Parls hl5 and SPY.
* the GOLD MARKET
Gold was frm aud closed At 1i2 against lla at the
opening The rates paid for carrying were and per
cent and for borrowing Hat to per cent
orxsAroSs or sxcHASGK RANK.
Gold balsnces tss 25t
Currency balances. J. 80 sl3
Gross cfeArancef 70 $50, O0O
currency SIS ~ 10
Currency balances. 1904, 7sa
so!o exchanges ...................-..-. ass Sbl
sold balances l,oiV,i
The specie shipments 10 Europe to-day amounted to
$4,000 sold coin.
TRx uSIrEp STATES TREASURY
The United states Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
81 6s4 900 gold for interest and SO 600 Tor ave-
twenty bonds redeemed. The silver payments
81, 400 Revenue receipts to-day, 5000 ooo Custom
receipts $500 oOo bank received for redemption
81, 900 600
GvysRSnKSr BONDS
strong investment demand Is again observable IN
these securities. both by banks and individual in
sesiorS Prices advanced y per cent, and the sup
by was short Of the demand. The market closed arm
the following quotations ~ n.ed States currency
uxes l2Usi i2s do. do. 1851. registered, lieh q
ils's; do. do, do, coupon, i2ss l2Ss. do. do.
1855. registered, lis,s mex; do. do, do, coupon
il6h a llo5s do. do, do, new, registered 1i7ss
NIX DO. do. do, coupon, 1904 . 1905 DO do,
1861 registered 1926 lloZ .-do. do, 40, coupon,
l22sS 1875, do. DO. 1865. registered l2l a12i do
DO. do. coupon Ia l24,s: do tsn.iorties, regis
tered. nix ll7ss; do. d., coupon, 49, 49,.
DO ives. 1851, registered, ll7A ail7ss, do do, do
coupon. HIN all7s.
STATE BONDS
State bonds % the board wers per cent lower tor
Louisiana setens consolidated and nrn Tennessee
sxss old and ssreA North Carolina sizes old
v wtseh dealers we're eeaans6
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STOCKS At AUCTION
ring were sold to-day -

STOCKS At AUCTION
The following were sold to-day
by order OF the executors Of Elizabeth Jones' do
:-9i shares Bank Of New York National Bank
ms Association, 800 each. 1i1E; So shares Trades
mems National Bank. $40 each, ia ~ shares North
River Insurance Company. SO EACH ls9ts By order
~ exccuiors-o5 SHARES Highland Mining Company OF
Putnam county, New YORK, tloo EACH so; 440 sharex
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company, 3l00
each, ll5<. by order % adnsnisirator.--35 shares
Exchanges Fire Insurance Company. $50 each, 140 20
shares Atlantic filc Insurance Company OF Brook
yn. so each. 1919; 20 shares Equitable
Trust Company oil New London, Conn, 500
each. 1914; 500 Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad Company nrst mortgage per cent
Sinking Fund bond due 1855, interest February and
August, 103G BY order Of admnistratrix:--5 shares
Brooklyn Gasight Company, so each, 205 $500 United
States $50 registered bonds issued under act March 3
1865, 1l4a $1,000 Great Western Railroad Company,
OF Illinois, second mortgage per cent bonds, due 1929
coupon from May 1873 unpaid, 81, 900 each, ~ BY
order OF the administrator Of John A. Merritt de-
ceased :9l shares Rome Waterfowl and Ogdcnsburg
Ra road Company, 500 each, q x2A 80 shares
Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad COMPANY, com,
500 each Fer account OF whom u may conccrn:--
$50 900 Mobile aud Alabama Gland Trunk Railroad
Company, hrst mortgage, per cent gold bonds. due
July l. go&, interest January and July, 1879 coupons
attached, $1,000 each, NJ 5000 Cnlzens' Fire In
Company scrip. o. 10 sharcs Grocers Bank,
$40 each o. Is shares National Trust Company, 500
each. -; 80 shares Groccrs Bank. $40 each, 49, 20
shares Consumers ice Company. Of New York, 500
sach 30; 70 shares Citzens Insurance. Company, $40
each, ls4a.
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Surplus net earnings band May 81 1875 s5 2S 90
The East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Company will pay on July not only the interest
its bonded debt but the principal OF the old bonds Of
the East Tennessee and Georgia which issued ten
years ago AM mature July Tho East Tennessee and
Georgia Is part OF the present consolidated East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia II speaks well Tor the
mans gement OF = company that in these times Of de-
preston and railroad default Il not only its in
terest but its principal THIS company for many years
has under tho control and management Of Mr. r.
T. Wilson.
The following are the approximate earnings OF the
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway for the third week
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-DeIvrrea on cn.r.ci b.Ie ror futuT. delivery the
sass follows YESTERDAY after two M.August
500 At 3i32c SEPTEMBER 100 al II ia-i0c neeem6er
100 IL Ii-6e; January, 900 II lt.l6c.
Total Loo bates To-day; up 70 two IN, ~.
IL SEE. GOO ut i7k: September, 600 Vt 1lc $40
At ~ =. 3sc; October 300 At u lliec 700 AZ II
100 IL 1l-iSr 100 ~ 2I-Jcc.: Novcn.
Der. 800 iisac.. 200 At II 1899. LOO At II
l73.c December GO &c. no III l.i:c; Jau.
nary 500 II ii-fdc Total. III 700 bales Grand total
10 TOO bales The receipts the pcrts follows =
Galveston ~ bales: New Orleans ljsS. Mobile. 30, 81
yannah ss2 wmington. i Norfolk .ss: New York, lo3
day last 2ys This day laAt year. 367 Total since
September 1874 bales Cotton ireghts closed ~ fol-
owsfo Havrc, by steam, Nc. compressed; 10 Hamburg
BY steam 50. compressed; q Bremen BY steam com
FLous GRkiS.-Receipts- Flour. 1900. Dbik wheat
A. ,u bushels meal eoJ bbis. aud 81 sacks oats
4u6So bushels: coru, 44OD do rye. 10 u25 do barley
so do barley al. 1850 do The non, market was gnis
1890 obs including Stats, Western and South
the annexed quotations I'VE nerr dull; 700
bbs sold ri IS 10 Cora meal steady. with
sales OF 500 bills ~ IS W rs for Brandywins and
81 65 81 oy Western Jersey and Pennsyvania yellow
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ETHIOPIAN MARKET
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
M SD
q So ri so ss
Any AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORT
"a gage /. city or Brooklyn Apply to LEVITT VOL
predictions Is TO future prices 1t stocks with
s s s,s'sss
stock Brokers' ~ broadway. corner Wall st. New York
A LEX FROTHINGHAM 4 CO.. BANKkRs. II WALL
"A st-Relsbe puts and calls Send for explanatory
Try DOCK SAVINGS BANK, 34i AND s4s BowERY.
corner Of Sd st.
Tho Trustees OF this declared tho semi
annual dividend on all deposits entitled thereto July l.
1876 as follows:-
Six per cent on all Of $1,000 and under and Ave per
cen, the excess $4,000
Deposits made on or before July 10 viii draw interest
from July !. 1876.
ANDREW MILLS, Presidents.
wILLrAn " WEBSTER, Secretary.
nELAwARE. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAIL;
soae cs%ssns Ssw nGTs a. IA "a ss
i s 20 books II sss psn sais
LNxUELsiOR SAVINGS BANK.
~ Corner I'D - and 9Th sv
On and AFTER wednesday, july 10 issc there win be paid
81 dspostas semi interest dividend a. the rate
~ss ss rot ssd"s DOLLAR
s "a. @ S one @
annnn on The exess: Of Two Thousand dollars waeh shall
ss. boon deposited At least Que month PRIOR
Interest no, called Tor win credited rs principal
Deposits made not ases Than July ~ will draw interest,"
trom July 1.
H. h. Tat xBLR, Wee prssidenl
crorus G. WALDO. Secretary
s.s Mo q A.. asa s a n.
1870. tho bonds Of the above company viii be pad In
goo y = : ''~'s 80 JOIN sEALY. President.
I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY 70 LoAy ox MORT,
Bought o Ss
TOnS ). PIERCE, SO. ! rlsE. 81. LOANS MONEY
y on Sew York and Brsotiys i:eal Estate
Six per cent moaey for hrs' class oahs
NfoxKy LOANED OK IMPROVED NEW YORK
vi Property AID per csnt At lowest expense: See
'@ and '''A''a Mort Gf5 H. ' STAKE isln Broadway
~ Ecksslry souNs WIDOW. FINANCIALLY
~ smesrrs.ssd desires % meet an looos ssr gcrsm.n
EaEScE. box ias Herald Uptown Branch ones.
OrfIcE EipcgwooD INSURANCE. 60, sEookLYS,
-" Ts 4 sa r.. s: ssS .:... sss.
~ Company.
Sxw yong. June a. Is1a.
s s i'a; % q sfsu
hudcrs % in paid regsecd The c2se % The
Argnss the transfer books win h- closed.
!. T. 3 RANDOLPH
Treasurer.
v'nE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.
Il Nav YORK. June -. 1876
The directors Of this hank fh declared semi
dividend ~ ~ n,~ per payable the stock
amer the Jll, nest. until which
the transfer books will remain cicsca-
gro. N. HARD. Cashier
lVn.L SELL . pKPoslrpns CLAIM ,oy 500
w against Ocean National Bank ssid claim ws be Paid
In October Address A. r., BOZ lS3 herald Office.
VVASTED--A LOAN ~. sasocj, AT SIX rEE cESr
w per secured by nr>t mortgsxe On well :
proved sth property pr,ncpzs only address r. H.
uon II. New York rest ohcs.
,XVASTEU-A LOAN or 80, FOR ONE YEAR: An.
w pic security Tor pssticasrs adde's " T.. Herald
vrce.
Z. -nn 70 IVAN--vN tNlMPrDsED PROPERTY
soDVO 10 y~e.ss taifd fweu wafa legsi
psn.e. only. AdAsess .AtiDRNEf box 2@3 Herald once
c.s) fSiAfl wANTkD--O> 4 ftRsr CLASS LEASE
sCS.OOO hold. near ftiy Hall noney wanted for
lssssment 81 premises: Dntes say Also apply Address
Al. Herald once.
So 600 sn s.s- - 4, eEcma
nr szla. Adfrsss tHIA.fA ~. Herald pnlrs.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. june d. 1916
Spanish gold, 217 oi7is EXCHANGE weak the United
States days, discount short sight,
az So discount Sugar. fair demand: No. IL ID.
az II reals per Tomorrow VIII be holiday
here.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Loxpoy PRopucg NJ Agxrr-LokpoS, June 2s-Evenng.-
Linseed oil 23s Sd per cwt.
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lUI5 AND ll:50 4 Il.
1874. $4,000 U 8 $50. c. 'oT. 1874
.,3n 1000 Y is. 1o-iO.r. u1A
ID 1900 us5's,c. -, bee il7ss
AK
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salned- 'oed ordinary, s7sr stfict good ofuInaiy,
.s4e. low midding iohc.; mddlng. iisc. spot saies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
TWELTE T4ILORS ARRESTED,
An Episode Of the Strike-A Night in the Mer-
Ger street Police station.

From an early hour yesterday morning
committees from tailoring establishments MS
sembled at IL Bond street. Parties of six to
twelve were detailed to patrol the streets in the
neighborhood OF Brooks Brothers establish
ment and influence employees TO join In the
strike. Policemen In plain clothes were sta
toned close by, aud they, in the after noon,
arrested John Higgins, Charles Starlock. X.
Peter Restcop, Henry Culmeyer, John Fortimer,
Michael Shay, John Tobin, Karl Brthuapt. VIM.
narrowman, Hugh McCurtain. August Pcarlv,
rugcn" honicr. aud Patrick Quinn. At the Mler-
GER street station these men were accused Of
olsorderly conduct. Hundreds Of other tailors
entered the station. but were elected and dis
peieed: a committee called upon Supertntep-
oent WaliDg 70 ask that the prisoners might DO
released on bail, but he refused.
~ AZ o'clock Mr. Brooks -A.iei at the Mercer
street station, and entered a omplaint against
me prisoners. o'clock message arriV ed
from Justice kilbreth that he would open CONT
IN quarter OF an hour and dispose of the eases
~ once. A crowd OF tailots, with ex-Judpe
Goodlett and Mr. Leddy as COUNSEL went TO the
washington Square Police Court Justice XII
breth was willing TO dispose Of the cases bu, the
police did not feel authorized to depart from
usage. and refused to produce the prisoners In
court until this morning "
1he strikers nret last evening at 10 Stanton
street, and resolved to ask unions for money 10
support the strike. w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, March 1-P. M.-The opera
tiona I'm the stocL mazda, .aa..,.a -. l.,
tho sc,iv. liz, h, ,,I.o 80.
80 1917 "e'' "u' Pi'Ves "eIe temporarily hlRh-
er In the early dealings. Pacific Mail was the
great feature of tho dav. and tbou,h MOI 70
=. -, a, -, NH" ~ ~
sponuinR IN volume of business to Western
Union, was more talked about than the other
ieadtn, shoras mi. -. .,,.-,.., 80
co.. -, -, - "''e' opo"'"k ~. w.
rose 10 kvj1' nut the pears seemed to catch the
Infection for lower prices, and sold 10 down to
~. while tho r,fndar 81 ,h. i,., 49,, , III. -.
- ~ i""e' Va u'o ''st 80 i'r SYM
pathlzeu as TO record " for western Union and
cox for Lake Shore Tie Western aharas bo,,
svor .hon., -. -, -. $500, ' "
s..', -. $50 se,"'Ia"oe VI huehR'u' Out
crop ed from w for the st. Paul to az, and
was y v cent. lower at a. and the preferred also
nence so far as dealings rero concerned ana
foil OF fror, on g, on 49,, So. vs. a"u
ie'' On from @t' 10 Zo''' out Erie on London
to 49,, though closing at the early aaure.
wabash. under tho con,Innod ,oa,on"a 81, 80
e,nrute pro,ee1nss' tell gu = cent TO 3Eand
rai.e1 oniy W ~ az the close
notIceaole, nut Michlgan Central was \ lower
A. a. oef new YORK central. At li5h Rock
isIsnu' : az ~; hanniual and ST. Joseph sell
lng AZ ~ anu M Tor the common and preferred
,rvvspeCtNeIy. delaware Lackawanna aud
warn Ia IIi u"f"uunous s ,ne cav. ana Dela-
mare anu hudson Canal, l2Ot. consolidation
Coal continued conspicuous, and further de-
o't n, W 20, Win - pld IN the hntl trade.
Inc operations IN the days speculation iDdi-
gate thh some new man Is at the wheel, VINO
uoes not understand the previous complications
OF inc maket. hhu rise OF say2 or y cent
shrewd onerniops wonld hssyo aue 81 ,.i
sh,o"u opeInt"Is Woulu nave covered their
snoIt cohtrscts, ana lcit the held open To more
uhuammvheu movement later III the week. but
the entire speculation OF the dny has been ar
~ IN moi 70 a., ~ fr,,t,s ~, ,,,.,. ~
bears nave barnne ~ ,aL ~" J.. sousu. ne
~ a.. "s' W, ~ ~ t,,speah. t"p hefy ny
sn5r suVSsSsss, ahu tnelap OF wealth apparently
sense in plying too pefsistently n manner m ar
ket and the sooner thta a. un1a,et,cd ~. ~,
ter Iower nrtras viii douI,i.,.s III :. ~
record.d Nm, ,na ~. ,.'.e. a ". u.l'r w
~. I, sSui ~, ~ veHr hVNeWeht mas pressed
eoD hehVy, hnc WIZ naturally seek reaction.
me total number OF shares dealt IN was 49,
l6l. OF which western Union represented 10
Ohioe, i5sD; Erie. spsS. ~ Paul ssn9. IT,
nreferrcd . Ton. Nnr,hwas,ar, a NJ, 49, ,u'
s.-sa 90 a. " ,,sn ", v.vt', VIZ pre-
,oiteu. iVD "aodsu, N'~p Mlcnlgan tentra,
i,Oo ConsoHuhtlon Goal. l.p0O; Atlantic and
racine Telegraph Company, Cos C.. &. md l. G.,
no Delaware, Dackawanna ana Western, 1853 /;
Kansas Pacific $50: New YORK Ceo,,ai' ssn 4,
Nav Jersey Con, ri An. irn,or p,iG'' 80,
Cievelsna ana iftshu,gb 1oS I,,,oi, ~
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THE HIPPODROAE REFIyAL.
meedy's Preaching and SANKEY'S Singing
san Attracting Muititudes.

san Attracting NJ uititudes.
The first day of Lent witnessed much
larger assembly at the MONDAY prayer meeting
In the HIppodrome than on any similar previous
occasion. The Rev. A. G. Arnold read the re-
quests Tor prayer, the Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick prayed,
Mr.. Moody spoke OF what 1t is to believe In
Christ" the Rev. f. II. Marine spoke ON the
same subject. the Rev. Mr.. McAnister PRAYED,
Mr.. Sankey sang Saviour. more than lie to
me-" the congregation Joining in the refrain,
and DR.. Lorimer pronounced the benediction
Aftefward, In DIR. Conkline's church, at Madison
avenue and Twenty-ntnth street, . women'a
meeting was organized. A prayer meeting for
men was conducted by MIR. Moody In one Of the
inquiry rooms.
evening meeting they werA beseiged by persons
who, regardless OF the cold and storm, had gone
half an hour before the time for commencing
the service, In the hope OF obtaining good
seats. At quarter 10 eight o'clock about seven
thousand were present, and overflow meet
Ing was organized by the Rev. DIR. Ste
pben II. Tying, Jr. In the main meeting Mr.
sailors were present, he would ask kr. sankey
TO sing seaman hymn, Light In the dark
ness, s1iior day Ia at hand" The congregation
Joined In the chorus. Then Mr.. Moody read a
portion OF the 10th chapter OF the Acts of the
Apostles. As he finished, somebody tainted In
the rear Of the hail, and while the sick one was
being removed the congregation sang i reed
OF Nazareth passeth by" Mr.. Moody pre- lched
from a part OF the chapter he had previously
read, " What must DO 10 he saved Y" About a
hundred persons wont Into the Inquiry room.
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WHAT HAS BECOME OF THEM,
The Disappearance Of n Fort lila milton Man
and his Ten- ear-Old Nephew.

William Haskins, living near Coney
Island, picked up on the beach corked bottle,
containing piece OF paper, on which was writ
ten: 1--WE are In an open sail boat, out OF sight
OF land. The boat has sprung a leak and Is
sinking. Johnny Black ia with me-" The writ
ing was signed, "Wm. Dohan." Mr. Bohan, for
merly an officer on a whaling vessel, but latterly
a blacksmith, living near Fort Hamilton, ana
Johnny Black, his nephew, boy ten years Of
age have been missing a week, aud 1: Is sup
posed that the paper found In bottle gives a
clue to their fate. 1t is known that they went
out in an open sail boat to fish, and the boat has
not been returned to its owner. Some Of
Bohans friends think he ana the boy with
him were drowHed but BOhan's wife saws that
he some time ago Threatened to run away and
leave her and her two little children; and she
thinks he disposed OF the boat In some manner
and then placed the bottle on tho Coney Island
beach where IL would be likely to be found and
lead people to think he and the boy met with
watery grave. She thinks her husband and his
nephew have gone to Newport and Joined the
crew Of a whaling vessel. IL is alleged that
Bohan once ran away from his wife aud was
gone I'VE year. His wife expects to see him
come marching home again" before long.
The boat in which Bohan and Johnny went
nshlng belonged TOD. ii. haynes, and Mr.. Blynes
IL Of the opinion that liohan and che BOY were
really drowned. The boat was rotten and badly
out OF repair, and Mr.. lIaynes advised Sohan not
70 20 out IN II. Mr.. Baynes says the bottom of
the boat was so badly decayed that man could
have STAN ed his foot through II, and that lit
might have made a leak large enough to sink the
little craft IN a few minutes.
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FREGLAND, HARRIS. In Grecnpor'. Col. CO., on
the rain Inst wv the Rev Charles " Iomnnson, Mr..
john 4. freeiand Of New Yurk city to Miss Eiia A.,
unsnSt 81 ssmnet hsq .of the former place
70 hy ne tey 4. / R,sSs. the REV; Charles Hal OF
springfield D. T.. lately from New York city and
appon cd missionary OF the A. II. e. Y NJ. 10 Norm
American lndian-. TO Miss Emma NJ. Calhoun of tho
PIes. MlesioD YHnktOn Agency.
hiLLkR-hoCOuk- on Medncsiey evening, Feb o..
a. the residence Of the brides parents, by The Rev
George 7. GsIprath. Hugh L. Miller Of Brooklyn to
MIS- Jennie r., McCook 81 this civ
NEISIApT-ElCHAKD--A me residence OF tho
brides parents on Tuesday evening Feh 22 tho Rev
Dr. &. Gottheil Sgmund keustadt to Agues daug liter
Of 4. n. Richard.
o'CoN ELL yONEs.-on Thursday, Feb. e. at 81.
J0hhs Church, Huntington. l.. l.. by tie ReH. A. j.
Barrow the Rev r ononnel; y. b rector Of Trnljy
Samuel W. Jones, Esq. OF the former place.
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In state bonds the recorded sales were Missouri Ga,
long bonds, at lO3@l03i4 New YORK state e. untf
loan registered 1884 aud Tennessee r.. series,
AZ tslt bank shares ruled lower. with Gales OF Mer.
ehants' at ll9. and Bank Of Commerce. 17A&lljit
traDeac ions were ~ follows:
>, Chicago RocS Island and Pacific "a, 100 Chicago.
burlingon and Quincy convertible y, 100 Milwaus,o
aud s. Paul 70, gold gp Milwaukee AMI ST. Paul lists
La Crosse evasion l024 Milwaukee and ST. Paul con.
soluated slukng fund, 81 linton Pacinc ~ land Grant
1855; Paelne Railroad of Missouri lists saIss s.Ai
Western Pacinc bonds. 1OtlS Isle 1883
eWs Boston, Hartford ana Ere Isis. 2l Chicago aud
Northwestern cons0l idatcd coupon gold bonds, pso
idi2 Morris and tssex lstsi ~ Long nocA bonds,
us; Michigan central T., l03l< Harlem lst - c0up
llY Noria Missouri lists g.Ik | MON Pacinc harord
ISIS. luo'1; Anon ana lerrc Haute 2ds preferred 0J
Toledo aud Wabash lists. 81. Lous division % Uuion
Iacine SINKING Juno glysi Onto aud Mis- l.spll IDS.
IN western Union Tie esraph, coupon. 1900 lSi..
he opening, niynesi, lowest ana 8 +. a. ciolns
prices OF STOCKS to-lay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
rHE SAY DoMIHGo REVOLUTION.
Puerto Plata Captured by the RevOlunOnists
under Gen. Luper0n.

ST. THOMAS, Feb. 1.-THE Tidonde pub
ishes a letter from Puerto Plata, dated Feb. g.
saying that the overthrow of the power OF the
Government Of President Gonzales In the sea
port town Of Puerto Plata is complete. The
Governor OF the place, Ortea capltulated TO the
forces under Gen. Luperon, and, after taking
shelter for day or two In the British Consulate
and establishment OF Mr.. lieinsen, sailed for
Turks Island ON the Sd Inst.
Since the anOve was published, tine Spanish
steamer mas arrived from Puerto Plata, bringing
dates to the 18Th instant, which announce That
President Gonzales, who had stationed himself
not TO submit, and mad marched with what troops
he could assemble against the revolutionists
Of SAntl 40 and Puerto Plata. Several encOun-
ters had taken place. with varying results. Bust :
moss la that country Ia At u complete standstill,
and money frightfully scarce,
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WEDNESDAY. March l.--Flour dull, with the
tone In buyers favor. Tncre nnc tra e IN South
ern and Western winter. Shnnmg extras lover. Corn
meal more ective, Wequoie; Flour. boil sunernne
STATE aud Western, iSs4on rKlri state, Sc ~ 90
solo winter sheat X ana Xxx, % 25etsi5i M'nqe.
sofa natcnt, ~, 5OS{poOi southern U.krib AID fau )
brands, S74sSf5. Bye nour. 81 054siQo.
Provisions p TX tiehrri sales IN" snOt l2i bpl =
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