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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01
& A PERKINS, Editor

LOCAL NOTES.
The early peaches have been but Ar
Eot.
The reign of the watermelon is a
hand.
The days are getting considerabl,
shorter.
Fresh supply of Colgate's shaving
soaps at Scott's. 1w
The oldest inhabitant never knew {
pleassnter year.
The lola public school will oper
Monday Sept. 18th.
The Burlington band will furnish
music for the Neosho Falls fair.
The weather has been extraordina'
rily cool during the latter part Of Aug
ust.
ALI the popular brands of patent
medicines will be found at Stevenson's
drug store. lw
Judge Talcott holds an adjourned
term of the District Court at the court
house to-day.
"A larger number of strangers in
town this week than usual; mostly land
buyers we think.
Our County Treasurer will COM
mence the delinquent tax sale at his
Office next Tuesday.
Our county has 50 far furnished bet
ter peaches, apples, grapes, ETC., than have
been brought from q distance.
There is q big corn crop assured this
year but farmers can remember that
there is big crop of hogs also.
Pure, winter bleached sperm oil, for
sewing machines, clocks, gun locks, and
other fine machinery, at SCoTT's.
Freight rates on all grain except
wheat will be raised after the 18th of
this month on the n. K. & T. railroad.
Candidates for township Offices can
insert their announcements for three
dollars. Pass in your checks, gentle
men.
The work of organizing vigilance
committees for the protection of life
and property, is to be revived in various
parts of the State.
One of our town grape growers asks
US to inquire how that young mans
back feels that was caught in his grape
vineyard some few nights ago.
Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed
both a. to style and price, in all lines Of
job work at this Office. Circulars, note
heads, bill heads, posters, etc.
Mr.. VIM. Buchanan left NJ some
meal yesterday made from this years
corn. 1t is first rate article and speaks
we'll for Mr.. Be. early corn crop.
The Neosho Valley Baptist Associ-
alton will convene with che FIRST Baptist
church At Little Usage, Allen county,
on Thursday, September 10. 1877.
MIR. and Mrs. Ashley Bliss will &C
cept the thanks of the printers for bas-
ket of fine grapes. May they enjoy all
the bliss possible from their new rela-
tions.
We acknowledge the receipt of 3
to the Woodson County
Fair which ia to be held at Yates Center
Sept. 18th, 10Th aud Goth, Geo. F. Faler,
Secretary.
One of our exchanges speaks of
and recommends them as
"a mild aperient, promoting free and
easy condition OF the internal revenue
system" during the dog days.
Il. is the impression among some of
our citizens that the high winds that
have prevailed this summer have been
caused by the large amount of gas gen.
Grated by the numerous candidatea
Webb. Bostwick has the Drag brood
sows 20 far heard from. Three Of
Them furnished him IS pigs this week.
he says he intends keeping them with
put he becomes bankrupt buying corn.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

| w. ~ 14Sssos ~ e@'S
STATE OF KANSAS, l.. -
ALLEN CoUxTY.
The state Of Kansas TO whom il msy csncssn;
tion to the Board Of County Commissio9aFs Of
aid county, for locating county rcd - fol-
lows, to-wit:
+ Commanding ct ths northeast corner ofssesipa
%, town a, r.nge -. thence running enst o.
section lines TO the east line Of ALL oo11fy.
And whereas, J. d. AYmetruag, J. d. Carter,
ADAM Conrod viewers, and G.. Dewift coenty
surveyor Of said county, have besa ogdssed By
said county oommissioaers b visw, survey and
locate said roed, --55'is-s Id 30 $50
Therefore. you are leseby noti1ed that sd
viewers and surveyor win proceed % the ~ dny
of September, 1871, e % o'oleok A. II, - ~
place Of beginning Of sid road. e visws Ivy
and locate aid nd, and perform whefsssvsR o.
er duties - are rsq1iE.d q tAs3 By ~; - n:
Les you then lie . WFittsn appliei<iea ~ I'D
viewers, giving dsscriptioa Of - pcemioos -
which you caafn danaess @ eonPnssfiss. yssr
Witness my hand 1t my ofloe b Lob b saea
County, this I'd d:y q AnEss, =. D. lH-
sswsa coss1y zssk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Berry made ma

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Berry made us q
pleasant call yesterday. Mrs. Berry left
US pailful of nice grapes, and Mr.. Der.
~ some fine peaches. One of the
peaches only weighed II ounces, which ID
way ahead of anything received IS yet.
Come again, friends, and may your
shadows never grow less.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01
CARD.

We. return orr heartfelt thanks to
to the kind friends who did 20 much for
rs during our recent bereavement.
ii. A. PERKINS.
s.ias L. B. PKRKINs. {
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

The smart man of the Oil City Der.
rick gets of this: Lightning struck q
hive of bees in Kansas, the other day.
The painful story is soon told. The
misguided lightning came out of that
hive quicker than it went in, and went
of with its tail between its legs. Moral:
Never pick quarrel when you are not
acquainted with the folks.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01
-Mr. g. w. Apple brought into tn

MIR. g. W. Apple brought into THE
REeIsrER >of6ee this week number Of
samples6f corn large enough for roasting
ears that Nxas planted on the 18th day of
Jphe last. It was just sixty one days
from the time the seed was put in the
ground until the ears referred to were
picked. He wants to know if any
granger" can beat It.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

We notice the delinquent tax lists,
Published in adjoining counties, are
about twice - large As the Published
list Of Anderson county. We will wager
. picayune that there il not . county in
the State where taxes are g promptly
and closely paid up - in Anderson.-
Gonst Pl0indeal@.
We raise that picayune one better that
Tie tax list Of this county was smaller
than that Of Anderson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

METHODIST EPIsPOCAL.

Services every sabbath at ION a. y. and II r. y.
Glass No ], Immediately after morning service
Class No. 2. Tuesday ~ 2. \. Prayer meeting
Ihnrsday TX r: Il. sabbath School r. y.
CAndren's meeting, TAarsday. r. 4. Choir
meeting, Saturday, ~ ,. u. 9. School Board
meeting, LIST Monday Of every month, II IN.
j. 8. KLINE. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN. fi
: Corner Madison avenue and Western street.
Services l0K .. IN. and Z p. m. Sunday School ct
81 o. m. 8. @. CLARK. Pastor.
80 BAPTIST.
On Sycamore Street. Services every Sabbath
ut IL O'Clock A. II, and O'Clock r. n. Prayer
meeting "wednesday evenings.
J. W. ALTON, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

In to-day's paper Mr.. Chas. A. La
kin announces himself for Register of
Deeds, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican. Convention. Mr.. Lakin is .
young man Of unimpeachable character,
. number one business man, good
scribe and is a strong candidate. He has
been q resident Of our county for q
number of years and 10 we'll and deser-
vedly liked and if he should be nomina-
ted will be elected.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

~We are now handling the lola
Mills Flour. which we can warrant.
Price, 1915 per 100 pounds.
RICHARDS & COWAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01
LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the postrof
fice ct lola, Kanns, September LIT 1877.
Persons calling for these will please ny
AdNeetiaed:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

FINE STOCK HOGS.
have now on hand fine stock of
PURE POLAND CHINA and BERKsHIRE
Hoes, which am Offering at greatly re-
duced prices. J.R. GRIFFITH,
- ~ lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01
ApvRRrIslNo RATES.
NEWSPAPER Laws.

]. NEWSPAPER LAWS,
Any person taking . newspaper regularly from
the pOstofice whether dinsctrd to his name or
another's, il responsible for the payment.
must pay all arrearages, or the Publisher may
continue to send il until the payment IL made,
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper
is taken from the once or not.
The courts have decided that refusing TO take
newspapers and periodicals from the p0stofRce, or
removing and leaving them uncalled for, h prime
|acie evidence Of intentional fraud. 81
Papers may be sent to Subscribers until an
express order to discontinue IL received, and all
arrearages are paid IS required by law Merely
returning number of the paper Is not sufficient.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01
COOPER SHOP.

B. Cam is prepared to make BARRELS
and KEGS of all kinds, and will keep q
supply constantly on hand, at reasona.
BILE prices. Opposite Lumber Yard. lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

RI WANTED = 1000 pounds of Choict
Butter within the next week, for which
we will pay an advance Of two cents pei
pound over past rates.
RICHARDS & OowAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-01

Real Alexandra Kids, $3.50
per. pair, at J. F. C.s
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

- GALVESTON July 2. 1877.
Cotton quiet; middling, 1ftsc low middling Ills
good ordinary 1Otsc Net receipts IS baIeA Exuorts
coastwsc, l. Sales, Isl. Stock i2,0iO
Nkw 0kLEAss, July 3. 1877
Cotton quiet; mdding tissc low mIdding ic good
ordinary lO Net receipts, 800 bales: rross Sales
1000 Stock, 6366l
MosiLs July g. 1877
Cotton quiet and unchanged; mdding 10 low mid
dny lo,4c good ordinary, lOsc. Net recepts bales
Exports coastwise, 50. sales. 40 Stock, 's,2f0
SAVANNAH July q. 1877
Cotton Arm, middling, l1ko, Low midding Iic good
ordinary. i0zc Net receipts, balcs Sales. 4 stock
1911.
CHARLESTON, July q, 1877
Cotton nrm mddins i1xc. a Ike; low mldding
1lAc good ordinary l0Azc. Nes receipts III bales
Sales To- stock, f.2lu
Oswroo July s. 1877.
Flour unchsngcdi sales 500 bbiN Wheat in moderate
DEMAND salcs fUO bushels prime white canada $2 ON
2Ob do No Milwaukee club ut 81 63 lots Of while
sta,e ats2 U, Corn unchanged; sales OF 1000 bushels
high mixed ut Jsc. lots Of No. Illinois Corn
meal unchanged MiIIieed unchanged Canal ircghts
chsnEod Lake receipts-Ccrn, 500 buhcis; LUMBER,
ll2pb feet Canal shipments Lumber, t52.OD feet.
rlour shipped " rail. 800 bois Grain canal from
buuai" and Vswege for tdewster yesterday
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
azzoOo bushels. corn. I.2lsooo do oats. 5000 do

277ooo tushels corn. I.2l3ooo d. oats. I<aooo do
barley, 2s,OOO do.
BUFFALO. July 8, 1877
Flour in good demand and hrn at unchanged prices;
sales 800 bb Wheat in fair inquiry; sales special
bin Milwaukee at 81 60 1860 bushels No Milwaukee
club at 81 50, white Michigan AZ 81 10; No. She
boygan held at 81 80 Corn active and hi CHER Call Board
transactons-So 2 spot. 52c bid. 52sc. askeds July,
o2S asked first half Of july 52ae. bid. 52Rc asked
August, ,2c bid 53c asked sspe mber. 53i4c bid o4c
asked sales rs 800 bushels last hal July, at 52c 2oO
do last ali August s 5sc Outside transactions soo
IT,oledo, spot a. .52se.; $500 do sample At
JecLed 5Oc and mier In lots track 1000 do No.
Western at 52 1000 DO. high mixed at 52c Other
articles unchanged Railroad feixhs unchanged Canal
feishisW heat. 51.c corn. 41sc TO New York tolls In
bnshsls itssla do rye; 427 do Railroad Receipts
Flour $500 bbs wheat 1900 bushels corn. 5000 do;
oats, $500 do. rye 800 DO. shipments BY canal to tide
wster--whezt. 81 500 bnsnes; 2SluDO pork.
al bbls Railroad shpmsnts-Fiou $3.50 bbs wheat,
f43 bushels; corn, ISIS do oats 1883 do rye.
500 do
CIsciSSArI, July 8, 1877
Flour quiet unchanged Wheat easier; red, 81 rs =
81 40 whe Tennesses sold ~ 81 75 81 s5 Corn In
good demand st 5oc 52c Oats dull u sc 4jc. Rye
dui AZ 6sc Barley dull nominal Pork IN fair dem and At
$i3 so Si3 IS. Lard-Prims steam nominal current
make In good demand at e. - - 42k; kettle. 9tsc
ioc Bulk meats qset but firm ut 5e &c. and 7tc ior
o.se !3e and ss<e for :houlders clear rio and
changed. Live hogs steady and hrin; common ~ %
"a 30; light. ~ % a s. rs; packing. - 65 a 81 30;
outchers 81 80 - %; receipts. $50; shipments 4io
CHICAGO. July B. ts7N
There Change to-day. On the street wheat sold
shade lower Corn, No higher Pork nrmer 81 $i3 TO-
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

An adjourned meeting Of the creditors Of Glass
Brothers, importers oi linens u No II Ltspsnard
street, was held yesterday at the once OF Register
Little to complete the proceedings Of the rst meeting
by the election OF assignee in bankruptcy Mr. Will
iam J. Best was duly elected. Fifty-three claims,
amounting 10 about $l20, ,OO0 have been proved be.
fore the Register Tue total liabilities amount 10
$500 O00
Register Dayton has received Q warrant IN banks
ruptcy against Smith. Getty X Co, produce commits.
sion merchants Vt No l75 West street, who are adju-
dcatod hkrups tho pettions Of their creditors
and the frst meeting OF their creditors 10 called for
July 49, prove debts eject assignee in bank.
ruptcy
Andrew King Co., pockotbock manufacturers at
No AZ Warren street, have boon sold out by the Snor1
10 satisfy judgments against tho hrm
In the County Clerks oice yesterday there was Aled
the assignments OF W. II. Lppincot, and Consn Des-
mond 10 Charles Snowdcn.
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16C. LOWER FU-
ruREs CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR QUIET
WHEAT EASIER - CORN FIRMER - OATS
sTEADy-wHIsKEx DULL AND LowER-PoRK
sTEADY-LARD FIRMER-PETRoLEUM QUIET
SPIRITS TURPEETINE AND RosIN QUIET
OILS STEADY - CoFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR
sTEADx-FREIGHrs MODERATELY ACTIVE.
TUESDAY. July SO N.
Business everywhere light to-day, the sea-
shore forest sports grassy shades being uppermost
In the minds Of the merchants. with whom business
for the nonce was Of only minor Importance, aud
Of whom were apparently only anxious to got away
BY the earliest train or boat On Change cotton was
very quiet. Flour was quiet Wheat easier for
prime Corn was Asmer. Oats were steady. whiskey
was dull and lower. PORK quiet. but steady. Lard
was drmsr Freighs steady Cotton the spot
llec lower; futures closed steady Coffee sugar oils
steady Petroleum and naval stores quiet.
Ashes moderately active. Pots 4Xc pearls eye
AsrIxoxY in fair demand and steady l2c l2,sc
according to quality and brand.
BrEswAx dull VI zoe. SIC. for Western and South
ern.
BROOM Conx-rhe market was very quiet We quote -
Red tipped. 3zc. &c.. medium, &c. &c. choice sreen &C.
a7c.
CorrxE-Ths market for WAS very quiet but steady
We quote :-ordinsry carsoes. tic. IKE; fair do
l9Ac.; good 20hc. prime do. 2o;ac 201<c.;
treme for lots. 17c 221c Santos. fair to good
l9c. 2oc gold, 90 days; Java government bags 22c.
2Sc; do. grass mats. 2ac. 24c Singapore. i9c.
2otc.; Csylon, 19c 2lc. Maracaibo lsc 2o>sc. La
gasayra iss 2oc JanMcs l71sc. aiasc; ST. Domingo,
l6sc l6Ac; Porto Rico, lsc. 2oc Costa Rica Isc.
2ic; Mexican. lSlSc 1916: Macassar l9c Ale.
lie. " 19c.
CoopERAcE srock-Markst quiet. We quote :-Molasses
shocks 32inch with heads 81 70 S2 shooks with
heads 3Sinch ~ 10 x2 30 do. do. 36inch, 81
box shocks Zoe a5c rum do -: pipe do. So 50 so;
empty hogshe 81 5O hoops, u feet ordinary prime
S35 S3o: DO. II feet. do. S2s aS3o per NJ.
C0RDAGk remained dull We quotes-Manila large and
small size, per lb. lls<c. l4c do. bolt
yarns l6c. no; tarrsd Manila 14o sisa rope exc
ioHc. New Zealand. l1ls. l2c. Russia hemp tarrsd
l4c.: Amsricsn T do ~ Russia bolt rope, l7s
lower Liverpool came quiet steady for spot cotton;
uplands quoted ~ cad. aud Orleans ut 6}fd Futures
lower on the early and point. the ato months and
reacted, and advanced IL points August on
July on september and October and November and
the later months but again. and MI
Of tho advance lost The market closed steady
decline for the day Of from TO points. Note.-rhe
Cotton Exchange will be closed from Tuesday. July until
Monday Julyo The closing prices to-day compared with
Monday'a follows:
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4 PER CENT LOAN
UNDER AUTHORITY Of q eontraet With the sECRE rARY
or THE TREASURY.

oSDha or rak Fl efIsi TRhHsrmY a '''
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice that from this
sr s"s rss css suSDo T isr,S' 81 TIE
PAh hSp HcckuhD n doS iHS
THE BONDS are rsdeemabls. sner thirty year. from
July I, 10 ana a carry interest % % from that date psy.eo
duties tho United States we'll any
form by sr under state munie'pa or local authority
paa BY onsss issued 'hS By she fhEssGeER OF Ths
UNITED STATES tho order Of the holder and mailed TO
"doro Soss rrsssSreT and Assistant Treas
urers Of tho Unitsd states
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS viii bs for COUPON BONDS Of
Of $50, sioo $500. ST ojo. 5000 and 600
fhs BONDS, both covroS and REGISTERED. will b.
resa sRss nj as's'iy 81 HyrrGAros Ia will ne furnished by TN,
Treasurer Washington. the Assistant fresurcrs a Bal
ShaSo e. sns ssa Sss ss
National Banks aud bankers generally The applications
70; a Dss ss sc M fd an Da.
tho to whom the bonds shall be made payable
TWO PER CENT of the purchase money mu,, accompany
pleasure Of The purchaser either .. tine .uSscp,on or
At any time prior is 1877 With Interest added
st four per cent 90 date OF payment
THE PAYMENTS may DO made in gold coin 10 IN.
,c, ' a, Ra,,uere Bc,scn chesro sIoc,nns
New and s. Loms and 70 the Assistant :;
san Francisco. with exchange on New YORK. or to either
of t,e undersigned
TO PROMOTE TUE CONVENIENCE OF SUBSCRIB-
RRS THE UNDERSIGNED will also rec.ive. 10 lieu Of
coin United states notes or drafts New York their
coin value day of receipt In the city of New York
AUGUST BELMoST. 4 CO.. New York
DRExEL. MORGAN CO.. New FORK
Jaw. sELIGMAS 4 Co. New York
MORTON. BLISS co. Now YORK
yiRsr NATIONAL BASK OF rag
CITY or NEW YORK. New York
DRExEL CO.. Phiadslphv
. JusEi4.ls7a
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
BARRELS OF SMOKE.

Two barrels Of primo Havana cigars, each conssn,ns
1850 IN boxes, were sexcd yesterday BY The customs
inspectors or ooar the schooner $. Fonda, now un-
loading cargo Of sugar OF the Brooklyn bondod
warehouses; The casks were marked A. vnai. and itis
claimed that TIE owner intended 10 pay the full duty
on his goods but aware OF the Law which pro-
hioised the Importation OF package containing less
quantity than 900 cigars IL Is understood that Nc
tlnal win pay tne psnty imposed IN lieu ot dutiSa
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
OAKLEY S. BARKER's CAREER.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

Fortysecond street. He would represent to the land
ladies OF the different houses he lodged In that was
Obliged to leave his former boarding house suddenly
account or the andiady being dispossessed by tho
references. he replied that he the grandson OF
Commodore Vanderbilt and that thought 70 bc
sufficient Alter being there about two weeks he
Is said TO have begun his larcenies One gentleman
nsised pair OF pantaloons another revolver and
some overcoats bosides numerous other little things
In these exploits Barker treated friends and foes with
the utmost impartality, taking from oil alike His
friends, although they do not inclined prose-
cute him. do not intend TO interfere in the present case
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
FREE TRADE WITH THE PHILIP
PINES.

Up 70 the 25th OF last April the ports Of 1olo (Soo
under the dominion OF SPAN and In tho Phippins
Islands. were closed to foreign commerce, except
under heavy tara. On that day General Heron, the
United statos Vice Consul, succeeded in obtaining
decree from Governor General Moroncs, who acted
under instructions from the Madrid government de-
claring the povts Of tho archipelago above named
open 10 free trade. The tranic with the Philippine
Islands from this port has been and still
siderable s thought that the removal OF restrc-
tions on trade will greatly stimulate expectations from
this country in that direction.
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY ls77wrH SUPPLEMENT-

reports that ovor ss Of the old per cent
bonds have been exchanged for the forty year
per cents The largest Transactions in Union
Pacific nrsts which advanced 10 lo51s; do. sinking
funds advanced ~ TO s6,; Central Pacific gold bonds
" TO l07k, and Toledo and Wabash hrsts lex coupon)
4, TO slH. There was decline of x in Lake Shore
dividend bonds and in Great Western hrsts OF 1858.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
The receipts or produce, &C., st Chicago for the
month Of June 1875 and 1877 were:-
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
THE HUNTERS POINT sTENCHEs

A communication was read from the Police and
Health Boards Of Long Island City, asking that the
health authorities OF this city meet them IN conference
on the afternoon o July at the ofce OF j. Ralph Ben.
nett, counsel TO the Board, at the corner OF Third
street ana JACKSON avenues, Long Island Guy. Tho
subject 70 DO discussed will bc the Hunters Point iac-
mr. nIi
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
PRODUCE EXPORTS.


Tho exports OF produce from this port for the week
ending to-day were $4 439 242 against $30 O25 for
the corresponding week year and So, 1s0 1853 in
1875. The total exports OF produce since January
were $l3e against S129 for the cor.
responding period In 1875 and 1927 o42 153 In 1875.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report consols shade lower,
and United States bonds generally firm, with ad-
vance oil per cent In ten.forties and decline Of in
new nves. Erie common was steady, and the pro-
irred Illinois Central and New York Central about
rr cent better The closing prices in London
'nsos for money and account, 94k u S47s; new an
r cent bonds, lo5,&; nvetwenty bonds OF 1867,
95h; tcn-forty bonds, lOoH; new hves, 1854
ssX; Erie common shares, 6k; Erie preferred do,
,; New York Central, ST; Illinois Central, 62X. In
Paris rentes fell to lO6E e5c, but aerward advanced
to l06I Soc The Imperial Bank OF Germany lost spe-
sie TO the amount Of $500, 900 during tho week.
GovERSNKNr BONDS.
Government bonds were active at the following