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STATE or TEXAS.


IL gives TO the Passenger u Wow vi the graf 4
est scenery, finest agricultural district ~ "a
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Ats passenger and freight tI0ina ARE sur.
passed by none IN the state. pulimAnR
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave 81. Louis daily via tho NJ, r. II. Ky
ut o a. m; Hannibal 1T 10 u. M, and Aedaiia
at U.23 p, IN, running through TO Donisnn,
ton without change Connection IA also made
way Tor the above named points.
ne connections OF this koad with the NJ,
X, 4 H. 10 Donison for ~, Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago. Fort Scott Kansas City and AL
points North and East; Win the Texas a pH-
cine AZ sherman for nj. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
pills. ana al points East ana southeast, and
AZ Hou. ton with the a., III, n :, A Tor hap
Antonio, tho g., IL, \ II. Tor galveston, tho
Texas " New Orlepus Railway for BEAUMONT,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shit ior all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool h Texas steamship
Line To Liverpool, Hnvre and other Euro
ponn cities are perfect, while IT, ireeuom
from dust ana heat OH account OF tho nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with Its cooling sea ~ GO 10,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groVea, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, ana fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advanta1 eous TO travellers and
shippers In preference 10 Others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Except Saturday ut 2;2O y. m, Houston "
bS0 y. IN ., Hearns al 2:26 pm, Dallas 1875 ~,
III. and benson ut ll:i5 u. m.
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>XyEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w mr. Ferd, N. Tucker as n candidate
for Alderman tthe First Ward, at the cleo
ton April 3, 1877.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
w nounce Mr.. w. j. ShOne as a candi-
date for Alderman of the Third Ward at the
election, April Z, 1877.
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p. w. LINSKIE.
ONDERTAKER .

Of all descriptions always on hand.
orders from the country attended TO at
short notice. Graves dug and lots purchased
In the city cemetery, and "A splendid hsarse
q arrlagss furntshet tor funerals.
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DY REQUEST OF MEssRS. HORN, BA-
ID ker, Ballard, Guedry, Brumley. Nelson,
Stone, Best, Darlington, Clark, Clements,
Kreig, Daugherty, and sixty-seven others,
hereby announce myself candidate for AL
derman of the Second Ward, ut the April
election. should l be chosen, trust my
acts will merit the approval OF the citizens
W. @. SICKLES.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


MNEw YORK, March 2i--Gold steady at lOis.
@lti}s. Money easy at 2por cent Sterling
u 80. Governments active and strong; new
6ssl 10. states quiet and steady.
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CITY RECORDER.

ylrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce 10. Il. Burke as u candidate
for the office of Recorder q the approaching
mlnicipsl election in April.
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TO ALL POM rs.

And offers TIE Best Routes, on Quick Time.
with more Comforts, hutler Aeoornmoda-
lions ana Graater Security than any otnt
Line, Passing through the richest aud mot
beautiful portions ~ the Great kmpire
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NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce w. ~. Oldham, Esq, as can
diJate for the Office of Recorder OF the city OF
Dallas. Election April next.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

EXAMINATION INTO c. $. BusHNELI.s BANK
JAMS.
Augustus seecy, formerly secretary OF the Good.
enough Horse Shoe Company, has been adjudicated n
voluntary bankrupt his own petition, before Regis
ter Fitch. The principal creditors the following
Estate OF George Denisou, $4,000; estate OF Aaron
seeley. $40 COO Lucius p. Hoy. Sl675o; william L.
Seeley. SILL sos 49, National Pahquiquoo Bank OF Dan.
bury, Conn, SO, TS4 80; North River Bank, S. 900;
Produce Bank, $4,000; Nathan Sceloy, $4,000 estate
OF Nathan Styles, 81 $50. He has liabilities
mediation paper FOR So, 600 on notos, which he in
dorscd for the Goodcnoush Horse Shoe Company. Tho
total amount Of tho liabilities is Sis oO and no
appear his schedule. Tho principal creditors
reside IN Danbury, Conn.
Meetings OF tho creditors Of Morgan Brothers, iron
manufacturers; Robert Appleton, Jr., and Edward
Hasiam, Importers. and +. Rocssncr tailor. were held
yesterday at the ONCE Of Register Dwight and tho
counts OF tho assignccs were passed upon
A meeting OF the creditors OF Sgmond Gogc 4 Co.,
at The ONCE Of Register Ko,chum Charles 1. Abbot,
was elected assignee IN bankruptcy aud tho following
claims were proved --chnrles Knox, s.,72l: simon
Poincr. $l,509, Robert Gocc, %I,0GJ; =. Hoffman,
&ssl; Scman Kious Co. s3l3.
Al meeting OF the creditors Of Isaac 7. Meyer, I'm
porter. late OF No $50 broadway before Register Will
ams. the composition oil eight cents on Tho dollar
accepted The liabilities wore SDoat 10000, and
WcrepTluclpiHy nou Ny european crcuitorS
The opposition to the discharge OF Edwin Rowe not
having been sustained. he discharged from bank
rup,cy BY Judge Batchord ON the Ian OF April last
Samuel A. KunH yesterday nled his assignment In
tho County Clerks office TO Edward A. AckeE
c. =. HrsnSELL's BANKRUPTCY.
Tho examination IN tho bankruptcy proceedings
against g. . Bushnell, the builder Of the Union Puclno
Railroad, proceeded before Register Allcn yesterday
ana Russell sage aud John Maginnls, brokers gayo
testimony Mr. Sage produced MS books, snowing the
sock transactions with Mr. Bushncil in tho years 1874
o. thar In GuulI Mr. ehpan
clnl speculatlons Union Pacific stock Tue
JOINT account IRON October 10 1874, 10 June 2 1873
showed q profit OF $4,000; another JOINT account,
March - 1879 gave proais OF SILL 1872 ~ joint
count from June H. 1873, 10 October Melted loss OF
s2572 G2. Mr Bushnell had an account as trustee,
which, IRON June IL TO Juno II, 1875, proved loss OF
So l3s To- Mr. Bushnell was the only person Mr. sage
saw ~ the TRANSACTIONS aad tho only who gave him
the Instructions. Mr.. Maginnis, who acted broker
Tor Mr. Uushne produced abstract OF tho accou
with Mr. Bushnell as trustee, and promised at tho
next session 10 bring all the despachcs orders and in
sructons he had received these stock transactions
MI Bushnell did not operate through him W any othsr
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May TO- 1877.
Cotton quiet; middlipg lose: low .mddns io..c.
good sSns s Sale Isl s4 s,pss LII bales Exports
NEw ORLEANS. May 10. 1877.
GS'so Ss ssa s sSsnus S
P I97Ses s'"''"'''' $780, ~ 80. "s' ''''N
coo, mammal. m,ad,,or ,o Mor ,as MAY 10 ISL
good ordinary. o.sc Net receipts bales. Exports-ro
Cotton quiet; mddins ios %iadiss' o.c: good
aoU Sales. 100. Stock, t.oDs
Cotton active easier; mdlns io5sc low middiing
7oo. Stock, 1900
Spirits urn =. sie RSs1 & a. 4 for
r, yssw - sl , s.'" 1s ~ f.: s. 70
oswrco May 10; is77
Tor 1' sns d. si Is si 70 double o~tra Wheat
Corn quiet sale. Western %isad 5os ne barley
i' shorts. . 50; sh,pa u.s. ma S w
w. per Ton" e. = 70 e T. sew nS,s
La%Dsr les9 es Canal so, 10 po9
BUFFALO May 10. 1877.
s s on S Sivs.. eA ss1. ss s ssss.n
81 sa car loads ~ White wa.er y To- Corn IN
aud private terms carloads At ole 400 bushels No
Of sale. Oats steady and IN f.ir dcmaaa nomiaaiy
changed isss e 0sa a.b, Ho on ,raes
ysc SCHOLARSHIPS $50 bushels timothy NJ 81 ~
e. %; clover nominal High wines 30 bills. city
made. Mt 81 liz u III l2l, Rail freight. unchanged.
Canal frcghs nominal charters made conditional tolls
Receipts by lakeFiour. 100 bbs wheat l5b u bushels
Corn, SIS do peas $50 do. Receipts by rairoad-
Flour 300 bbls wheat, H. 400 bushels corn. iuo 10
oats iDOJ do; barley 100 do; 40 do shipments
by canal for tdewater-Corn 33,too bushels, wheat,
~ do rye. 1900 do. Sipmonts by rall-Fipur
bulls corn J4ooD bushels; wheat, 80 900 do. oas 4ooo
do. barley, 1900 do. rye. 400 do
CHICAGO, May 10, 1877
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat irmer, but not
quOtaby hgher No. Chicago spring ~ 49, cash. al Ga
Juae, 10 do. 81 80 81 SO: rejected 81 ~ Corn IA
fair demand. but lower; 5sc cash: 5sxc. June; 5G.
July. Oats dull. and lower; iJc, t4ac.. June
steady and unchanged. Barley steady aud unchanged.
Pork inactive and lower: 81 40 Ella 80 cash SIN,
june si1 0s July Lard inactive aud lower: 80 co. cash.
81 June 50 o. Juiy Bulk steady and unchanged
WhisKey. ~ 10 FreightsCon Buffalo. SC. Receipt
Flour $500 bbls wheat 600 bushels corn. l0o5gp do:
oats 81 OJ barley, 300 do. Flour 1000
lb wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 1000 do os,, 900
do rye 5,UD do. barley, $4,000 do ~ the afternoon
call the Board Wheat irm and shade higher; ~ "a
June. " 0c1s od. July; Cora firm and higher; 5i,sc a
4sc. June. Pork higher: SiA s7h Juue sI5 July Lard
40 J2Ia a 80 o. June, SO % bid. July
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way than trustee; all tho drafts were received from
him III that form and witness very particular
have Mr. Bushnell say irusteeh TO the orders and
s;ruciions. The examination was ado rned for one
week.
REsG>srfos REGISTER WILLIAM
Isaiah 7. VILLAINS. Register IN Bankruptcy and
United States COMMISSIONER, ut No. Warren street,
has resigned hts position Register which has been
accepted Mr. Williams has been Office since 1857,
when tho preseat Bankrupt law went INTO effect. He
resume the practice OF law. On the
ton and recommendation OF Chief Justice Waite OF
Crod states Supreme Court John w. Little, the Reg.
istcr of the Newburg district been appointed oil
the vacancy. All the cases now pending have been. By
order OF tho Court, transferred to Register Little who
will act IN tho same until the closed u
though they had been originally referred 10 him.
Register Little gives bonds the OF SIS 000 Ths
the first resignation oil any OF the registers In th
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ton. 1865 philadelphia 222 TOTAL 7G6 bales This day
last week ss3 This Ga, last year, 1858 Total s.nce Sep
TENDER J. 3et9Oj4 bales Cotton ffcights ensec foi
lows: TO havre by steam &C. compressed To Hsnbar,
ny steam. sse. compressed. To Bremen, by steam,
nc &c. compressed IT, Liverpool By steam, 5Od ny
sail = SIC. COMPRESSED: Market quiet
FLOUR AND -Recelpts-Fiour 7iSn bills wheat.
6t bushels corn meal. st5 bbs and 400 bags corn,
5000 bushels oats, 9!35 do. rye and barley no
cepts barley malt, $3.50 bushels The Hour market
dull and heavy and lower to sell The 500 bbs
Including state Western and Southern at the exc quo
tatons Rye Hour Was glet. With sales ot 100 bb.s Corn
maai was quiet safes 200 bb.s and bags. We
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market
Dull.
Weakness Followed by a Gen.
eral Advance.
GOLD JOY A 10Y 1-S.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES HIGHER.
Money on Call Easy at 2 a
2 l-2 Per Cent.
SECURITIES HIGHER.

WALL STREET I
THURSDAY. May 100 +. N.
Tho luil In speculation, now OF three days preva-
lencc, sn continued this morning, and has left tho
market bare OF beyond such be derived
from unmportant fluctuations.
At tho opening, prices, taking the cue from last
evenings depression, were inclined TO weaken still
more, but the decline speedily checked and the
whole list began TO brighten up, tho coal stocks in
particular showing bold 'front.' with Morris and Essex
as sort OF hanger-on, pushed forward as a fceer,
with tx per cent rise. From this time until
within hour OF the close It even betting
whether speculative venture, either tho long or
short side, would draw prizc blank, and this I'M
certainty deferred operations and rendered tho market
dull and spiritlesa Some before the finish, how
ever, sharp squirt was engineered from some quar-
ter, strong feeling onsued. and quotations wcro
brought up about the best figures Of the day and
were held up to the hour Of closing.
Tho popular impression that the s'quarter alluded
TO Is not with tho habitat of the Calior
mia party and IL s safe say that the views In favor
OF better prices emanatng thereirom, are shared
by the majority Of stock operators.
This is shown by the obvious cessation of efforts
tho par. the party, the OF many OF
tho members to tho bull side and the restoration OF
confidence to tho ranks OF Investors.
The committee appointed some time back by The
Stock Exchange TO request the various corporations
whose securities dealt in at the Board to furnish
monthly returns OF their condition reported to-day
Thor statement about unsatisfactory as well
could be- being the effect that tho committee had
met with all sorts of objections, ranging from fllmsy
excuses to absolute rebuns. Tho Tor such
discouresy in several has boon made plain
by the rottenness Of certain corporations AS since
exposed while in others the object for refusing is not
80 clear, holding Us they do high position for SOL
vency and integrity. The report, which Is q volumi-
nous one and names names with freedom that would
make the Speaker OF the House of Commons gasp in
his CHAIR Is TO be printed for general distribution.
SALES TODAY
The sales of active to-day aggregated 1866 500
shares, which were distributed as ioows:-New York
Central, $500; Harlem, 247 Erie, 500; Lake Shore,
S4,250; Northwestern, 1,720; do, preferred, 800;
Rock Island, 24,2oo; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 800;
do, preferred, 1850; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1880; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 7140
Morris and Essex, 2,loO; Michigan Central 9,l70;
Illinois Central $50; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 22oO
do, preferred. 100; Ohio and Mississippi, 1890;
Western Union, 1880; Atlantic and Pacific reie-
graph, TOO; Pacific Mall 200; Quicksilver preferred,
600
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

DlScEE-K gRgIcAx.-o Wednesday. May g. at the
Residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. +. J.
Haynes, JonS +. DtSGEE TO MARGARET A., only
aaughter'oi ". ). kerrisan, all OF Brooklyn.
GAGE-BRooETEiD In Brooklyn, Cd Tuesday even
Ing May S, by Rev j. II. NJ. Chapman, d. D.. ROYAL
W. GAGE 10 CARKig BRooKsELp
MAgsAc GARNER. In Newark. y. j.. May 10 1877,
by The Rev. Albert u. VAIL Mr.. CHARLES f. MARsAc,
OF New York city, to Miss ANNA BELLE GARNER, OF
Newark, n. j. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures -On Wednesday, May 0, at
the First Baptist Church, Brooklyn, 4. by the Rev.
u. Read, d. D., EDWIN FORREST Preston. ~ D.. 10
ERMSa, only daugL liter OF tho late Andrew McRoberts.
o! Brooklyn.
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND Low
The following table shows the opening, highest al

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline In the
closing prices Of the principal active stocks
pared with those OF yesterday
ADyAScE-Wesern Union, u; Pacific Mail, y New
York Central, a; Erie, q; Lake shore, x North
western, ~; do. preferred, Ia; g., c.. Z. H., Rock
Island. III ST. Paul preferred. Ia Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, u Morris ana Essex, ~; Han
nbal and 81. Joseph. do. preferred 2; Delaware
trail, 81
DEcLSE-Panama, X.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED BARELY sTEADY--FLoUR DULL
WHEAT DULL-coRN FIRM FOR spoT-oATs
FIBMER-wHIsKEY LowER-PoRK AND LARD
LowER-PETRoLEUM oUIET-spIRITs or TUR-
pENrINE HIGHEn-RosIN puLL-oILs RIRM--
coFFEE sTRoNG-suGAR sTRoNo-YREIGHTs
QUIET.
THURSDAY, May 1916 N.
Tho market was Still Atiul and prices auctuating
On Change there all but universal depression
aud a very general decline in prices Flour dull
and lower TO sell. Wheat was dull and entirely NOM
ina. Corn firm for spot but lower for forward de-
hverics- Oats were hrmcr for all kinda Whskcy
dull and lower. Pork was duh and lower Lard was
i1Gc higher futures closed barely steady Coffee and
sugar were very strong Oils were firm Petroleum
quiet. Rosn dali. but spirits were higher
CorPRE-The market for Braxils quiet. but steady
Sales 500 bags Rio. Abbie Clifford. and Tia bags
do, Williamine, both on private terms Mild coffee
firm. We quote Ordinary cargoes lie u like;
fair do, 1910 good do. a0iac.; prime do 2oAc.
extreme range. for lots. lie q 22hc; Santos. fair
to good i9sc. iesc.. gold. % Gays; Java. govern
bags, 22c. 23c do. grass mats, BE. 24c;
Singapore i9xc bose; Ceyion, 19c. 2ic Maracaibo,
ls.ac 2s: Lasusyrn ise: ao,s e; Jsmacs lsc
ole; Rca. lac. lie. Mexican. lssc. zoe Ma.
CAESAR sc a2is Anrostura. i3c alc sAvanilla is,ac
corros the not active but tho tone Of
higher Liverpool came dull Tor .po. cotton; prices an
changed. upianas Odd; orleans 8 l.ai: 5000 bales
opened quiet but steady mud about one point higher and
very na' s s' sse t ss Ys La
gained again n. before the las, sa After the call the
go,s closing price.
..fs H,Htl VhMg LrH Nm
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
LiyERpocL. May 1915 r. VI.
Cotton rplands, low mddne clause. August aad Sep
tenlLel delivery I'd. futures steady.
Breadstu'fs-corr RS. 3D. Us. per quarter for
mi Nea Western
Frov,sons-La,d 49,. 3D. per cwt for American
LONDON. May io-5 r. NJ
Psodaee-spis Of turpentine. 2Ss Sd 2ss I'd c~t
Cacaita linse.d. 5,s per quarter.
Linsexd OIL I29 los. $50 per
GLASGOW. May 10. 1877
Sugar excited. and large business Is doing ir
regular advance .. Cd. Is per swt.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIVERPOOL May 10. 1877
Pork-Eastcrn dull at IT'S. Western dun dos bacon
Cumberland dun 30s.. short rib dun 39s. lon.
clear dull 3a shor; clear dull Ills Hnms-Lang
dull shoulders steady 29s. Beef-lnda dull
oSs,. duh At Has. priTe dull ~ 93s
LardPrme western dull NJ iSs Sd. Tallow-Prime city
dull As. 9d. TnrpentineSpirits steady ut 2ss I'd.
kosin-Conmon du. 5s 3D.. line dull los I'd.
Cheese nercan choice steady ~ 74s Lard oil Steady
at SOS Fiour-Extra state steady 40 32s. WheatN0 l
spring dub at iSs Sd. No do dull AZ i3s 3D.. winter
southern IN the market winter Western, in the
market. Cosn-Mixed soft steady at ga. ID.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. May 10 % r NJ
The proportion OF the Bank OF England to liza
bility which last 81 6 per cent. Is sy
Consols. 93s for both money and the account United
State. bonds 1868, loss hves lO6i. Erie Railway
shares. J. Illinois Central s..
silver Is quoted to-day at > iAsd.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING SHARES
The following table gives the prices the prominent
gold and silver mining shares, including tho opening
prices OF to-day, received by telegraph from San
Francisco. All prices in gold -
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~ ono bags: for the Mediterranean 5000 bags Stock.
- a - bags
lrsights. per SAIL for the Channel. 45,
SANTOS MAY .. 1877.
Coffee market VERY animated pees adsauc'ng superior
Santos, $500 i 900 ~ ko> daily
cepts LOO bags Sales Of the week fer Europe 10000
bas Tor the United States 500 bas stock, 1000 bags
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RIO JASRfRo, May u. 1871
Coffee market quiet prices mathis aimed no change ko.
good arsrs 800 1850 rsis per 10 Rios Exchange
London, 234 average daily receipts 5000 bags. ship
week1o tho Channel and North ~ Europe,
1900 bags. tho United states. 2s,OJD tags. the
sales Of the wsek-For Oh
North Europe. 1900 bags Tor the Upitod StAts
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The following were the closing prices ut three p NJ



Money call easy all day at 2 a 2H per cent
Foreign exchange is steady, with actual business at
LSI Tor bankers sixty days sterling and s9 for do
mand. The following were the rates OF exchange on
Now York Mt tho aforementioned cities to-day :Sa-
vannah, buying 3.l6, selling 5-18 Charleston, scarce
80 a u premium; ST. Louis, 10 premium Cincin-
natl easy, buying par, selling Lilo; New Orleans,
(hodayl, and Chicago. so premium.
rnE MARKET.
Gold opened at 107 and closed 107,S Tho carry
Ing rates were M /, 2 2h. 81 per cent. Loans
wero also made Hat The actual specie shipment per
steamship wioand, to-day, was 100000, OF which
$3.50 900 was gold coin and the remainder silver.
Gold cearings at tho National Bank OF tho State Of
New York. Mt
C"'u
currency baiances. iIsi3s1
1oiu cleared. zl,4eJOUO
CLEARING norsE STATEMENT
currency exchanges $U1,gl3, Dol
currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.517, uS4
Gold exchanges. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1866 1853
noio oaunces. Aois ss
GovERsxgSr RoSDs.
Government bonds wcrc higher to-day, and the now
~ per cents were in good demand. These bonds closed
frm al tho following quotations: United States cur
rcncy SKIES 1881 100; do. do, 1881, registered,
lax all4H; do. do, do, coupon, ll5A ll5,t do
do, 1868, new, registered, 1llh lllA; do. d. do,
coupon, 1ll,s lllA; do do, 1867, registered, ll3x
Ia 10 no., 40, coupon, ll3H a lit do. do $685.
registered. ll5k 1l6; do DO. do, coupon, 1l5A
1iS; do do tenoruos registered ll2x ii3; do. do,
do. coupon. nay III; do. ny.s 1851 registered,
1llT liz; do do. do, coupon, ny ll2; do 4a,
1891, registered, losA 1881 do do, de-, coupon,
l0sk alosT.
TIRE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London adviccs report consols drm and United
States bonds strong, with OF per cent in
the new AVS, y in new nvcs, aud y In ls67's which
rose TO 1887, 1861 and 1857, respectively. Tension
ties were nrm at 10sh. and also improved u per cent
ut the close. In American railway shares Eric I'D
vanccd y per cent the common TO and the preferred
10 IL New York Central was steady at 90H and
Illinois Central, after declining per cent TO o. re-
covered TO IS. Tho specie in tho Bank OF Eng and
creased ElG1 900 during the past week. The proper.
lion OF bank to Liabilities, winch 81 9lG
per cent week ago, IS now 39H. Tho bank rate OF
discounts per cent--was not changed to-day. Bar
silver is quoted at SAGA per ounce. Tho closing
prices In London we're :--Consos, for money and
count 93I: a. bonds, 103x; hve-twcnty
bonds OF 1867, 1os,l; ten-iorty bonds, 10sH; new
nvss. lo6k, Erie, common shares, Z; do, preferred
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State bonds at the Board were u higher for Louis
sevcns consolidated. 4 lower for Tennessee skies
old and steady for SERIES TO which dealings
confined. District OF Columbia 365s sold At TAX
TAX.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet and prices were generally
higher with the following changes compared with last
previous sales An advance OF 4 In Albany and Sus-
quehanna seconds, y In Western Union Telegraph
coupons OF 1900 u In Milwaukee and ST. Paul &c. and
NJ dvisonl. i IN New Jersey Central nrsts consolt-
dated, Milwaukee and 81. Paul Il. and NJ. dvisonl,
Union Pacific nrsts and Delaware an, Hudson regis
OF '9l, and & in Central Pacific gold bonds
The only decline was u In Long Dock bonda
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The sales OF city bank shares were:-Commercc at
lo5A 1854 Importers and Traders at lss lss and
Shoe and Leather at 100.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.