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WHITE sUIPHER SPRINGS, Aug. 9th, 1877.

CHAs. NJ. BLISS, Sec, ETC., etc.
DEAR SIR IL have had the honor to re-
ceive the letter of July 2lst in which you in
vite me to attend and participate in the
celebration of the Tooth gear of the existence
Of Vermont as State, and the Centennial
celebration of the Battle of Bennington"
1t would crafty me inexpressibly to meet
on two such occasions, the descendants of
liberty. But my personal obligations will
not permit me to avail myself Of the priyi-
lege you cOnfer-althOugh appreciate very
highly that privilege, and the feelings that
prompted your Association to confer Il.
Earnestly hoping that these two Centen-
NAL celebrations may be continued till the
end of time, am
Most respectfully andltIuly yours.
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PATENTS.
V'EN -HA %
r. II. EDDY.

1Os IL, GIDD L
No, 20 State ST., opp, Kilby, Boston,
Secures Patents 10 the United States n Great
Britain, France and other foreign Countries Copies
OF III claims Of any Patent furnished by remlulng
one dollar. Assignments n corded at Washington.
No Agency IN the Unftsd States possesses super.
or(aefifteeJo obtafning Pdteufs or ascsrtaining
fhe pGtehfabflfty Of tnsntions.
4. II. EDDY Solicitors Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 Iregard Mr.. EDDY AZ one ofthe Mosfcapable and
saesssslyiP yiPrasutlonere with whom have had on
eiAl intercourse" CHARLEe Mason,
3D. nAi " Commissioner OF Patents.
''lnyepiotr cannot employ person more trus =
wothy or more capable OF securing for than an earl
and favorable eeniideratou At the Patent ONCE"
.rrTJ sTf BpnUHD BUREE
Late ommlHHioper OF Patf rts.
BOsToN, October TO- 1870.
II. II. EDDY, Eso. Dear Siri You procured for
me, IN l5A0, my nrst patent- Since then you have
acted for and ADVISED me In hundreds Of cases and
procured mauy patents, re-issnea AID extensions
have occasionally employed the best agencies In New
York, philadelphia and Washington. but still give
you almost the whole OF my business, In your line
nd advise Others to employ you.
Boston. Jan. 1. 1871.
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Great inducements for the remainde
of the season, If you do not require. one
this season. you will most likely another
and you are requested to send US your
name now before you forget it, for one OF
our 1878 catalogues which we will send
as soon os issued. 1t will contain illus
trations of at least IS styles 1t will al
So give you the best method of construct
ing Ice House. Address as above.
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Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
HENRY N. MATHEWS
Boston. Aug. 9. 1877.

BOSTON, Aug. D, 1877.
Chas. NJ, Bliss, Esq, Secretary Bennington
Battle Monument Association.
DEAR SIR Miss Sallie Babson, being ill,
desires me to acknowledge the receipt of
your invitation of July 80, to be present at the
Centennial celebration of the Battle of Ben
nington, and to thank you for the honor con-
ferred, and to express her regrets at being
unable to unite in the celebration in which
she will have deep interest. and be inter
ested in its success.
With much respect,
Your obedient servant,
CHAs U. COTTING,
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MICHIGAN srxDs nppprrSe

MICHIGAN SENDS GREETING,
The sons and daughters of Vermont in the
Grand River valley of the PeninsulaI
state send greeting to the people of Yer.
mont on this Centennial celebration oi
the Battle of Bennington, August 10th
1877.
Although remote from our Green Mnun.
tain home, we have never ceased to cherish
and love the old state, among whose hills
and wales our childhood was spent. We
have been upon her mountain tops, sported
by her crystal streams, and played upon her
green slopes. We retain just pride in the
virtue, intelligence and patriotism of her
people, and in her illustrious citizens whose
names adOrn the annals of the republic. We
do not forget that in the darkest days Of our
colonial struggle for freedom and indepen-
dence the people of Vermont declared to the
colonies and to the world. 1--WE are state ~
We treasure in grateful remembrance and
with unfeigned joy. the heroic deeds of those
patriotic sires who fought and won upon the
tield OF Bennington, and with you were the
names Of Stark, Warner. Chittenden, Allen
and their cOm-patriOts who sustained vic
tOrisusly the heat and burden of q struggle.
the results Of which have rolled down a CEN
curry of time with stupendOus and increasing
force in their moulding and beneicent in
tiuence upon the nations of the earth.
Accept our congratulations and most cor
dial greetings, and permit us to join with
you in commemOrating the first centennial
of the Battle of Bennington, our common
heritage.
Grand Rapids. Michigan, August ~. In
behalf of the Vermont society of Michigan =
SOLOMON l., WHITNEY.
NAPOLEON j. SMITH,
GERsHoM N. BRIGHAM, Committee.
JAMES III. Mickey,
HEALEY G. AKELEY.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

This elegant preparation is prepared from the
TRUE jamaica Ginger combined with choice aro-
matcs and genuine French brandy. aud s vastly glL
perlor 70 every other Extract Essence OF Ginger
before the pubile--all OF which are prepared Wish
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whether produced by indigestion. improper food
change OF water or diet, too free Indulgence in Ice
water, exposure 70 sudden changes OF temperature
~ of -
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CHOLERA MCIIcBIrS.
CRAlIPlS IND P1INlN

Cramps Pains, Diarrhoea and Dysentery are Instant
ly relieved by II will render attack OF Cholera
Morbus imporAlble, u taken when the symptoms o
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free nom serious objections yet palatabe even In
yitine TO the sensitive palate, which will create nc
morbid appetite for Itself and operate as an assls
tant to digestion, as well perform the functions
stmnlant. Such we confidently believe is to b,
10 and in
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y. II. JOHNSTON.
p. S.-The hope that the "obiigationsr
might cease induced me to delay this ac-
acknowledgement. J.E.J.
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Sa1J0rd's Janaic0 Gin0er,

an elegant combination OF the True Jamaica Ginqei
with the choicest Aromatic 1t Is beyond all com
parison the most healthy. nVigoratng tonic anC
stlmnlant before the public 1t Is earnestly recon
mended TO the weak and nervous, to those recover
Ing nom debllitating diseases, and to the aged, tC
whom II imparts warmth aud yigor
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G. NJ. BLISS,
Sec'y OF the Association.

CONCORD. Mass, July 25th, 1867
DEAR SIR : / acknowledge the kind invita-
tion which you have sent me to Join in the
celebration of the 10Th and 10th OF August at
Bennington. If were few years younger
would probably obey your request, but iu
my seyenty-tifth year l can only thank you
and stay at home,
r, w, EMERSON,
10 Chas, NJ, Bliss, Esq, Sec.
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$500 aS%4 vE FsSs w eR Sss6s RsS for S@S SSS Of n
ger II iound 10 equal II In fine flavor purity and
prompt medical effect. Largest. Cheapest, aud Best
Take no Other until you have given It trial, Sold
.ealeIe In Medicine. Price 30 cents, WEEKS a
POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
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Our Oil safe was the first given to the
pnblic, IL years ago, since which time
more than ten thousand have been pur-
chased by the best store.ksepers and
manufacturers in all parts of the land
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We assert, without fear of successful
contradiction, that there isuo refrigerator
made thar costs SO much and is sold for
o S mall price.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 9, 1877.
My DEAR SIR i have the honor to ack-
nOwledge the receipt Of your note of July
21st inviting me in the name of the Benning-
ton Battle Monument Association and as its
guest to attend and participate In the cele-
bration on the 18th at Bennington of the
State.
regret very much to say that my engage
ments here make any acceptance Of your hos
pitaltty impractlcable, otherwise 1t would
have been privilege and a pleasure to ac-
cept il,
YouIs, truly,
STANLEY MATHEWS.
G. NJ, BLISS,
c. - Aunr.nanAinn.
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ALL THAT A FIRST CLASS RE.
FRIGERAToR SHOULD BE.

Namely: A perfect keeper of provis-
ions and whatever is put into it and a
small consumer Of ice.
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HOUSEHOLD OIL SAFES
OR CANS.
REFRIGERATORS.

Our line Of these goods is unap-
preached and unspproachable. No care
or expense is spared In making them.
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THE ALL N on SAFE

Our Oil safe was the first given to the
pnblic, IL years ago, since which time
more than ten thousand have been pur
chased by the best store. keepers anc
manufacturers in all parts of the land.
Our Catalogue csntains list of FouI
Hundred notifications, ranging from
10 gallons compartment TO 1900 gal.
Ions and 20 compartments.
Every retail dealer should at least
have one for Kerosene, and it will pay
to have one with sufficient number OF
compartments and capacity for all Oils
old, and even Molasses and Syrups.
BUY NOW, AND FILL BEFORE
OIL ADVANCES MORE.
Send for Catalogue, it will tell you
clearly and conclusively wherein this
Safe is better and cheaper than any other
receptacle made. Also three sizes of
HOUSEHOLD OIL SAFES
OR CANS.
10, IS or so gallon capacity. Every
family should have one. 1t will pay.
One will outlast full half dozen ofany
other,
Buy one now and fill before oil advan-
ses more.
REFRIGERATORS.
Our line of these goods is unap-
preached and unapproachable. No care
or expense is spared IN making them.
ALL THAT A FIRST CLASS RE.
FRIGERAToR SHOULD BE.
Namely: A perfect keeper of provis-
ons and whatever is put into it and
mall consumer of ice.
We assert, without fear of successful
contradiction, that there, no refrigerator
made thar costs SO much and is sold for
} mall price.
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Collins Voltaic Plaster

is warranted on the reputation Of DR.. Collins its
Inventor, old physician, 10 be he best plaster In
medical agents. viz: Electricity and Medical Gums
and Essences. fully iusthes the claim. and entities
this remedy TO rank foremost among all curative
compounds for all external Aches and Pains.
Sold by all Druggists Price 20 cents, Sent by
mail on receipt Of % cents for one, S25 for six,
BY WEEKS q POTTER. Proprietorp, Bosom,
Mass. ~
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
IIRM-FLoUR sTEADY-wuEAT rIgMER--
CORN F1RMER--oATs FIRM ~ HIsKEY
QUIET PORK NoMINAL-LARD EASIER
PETROLEUM DULL-oILs srEADY-spIRlTs
TURPENTrNE wEAK--RosIN sTEADY-corFEE
l.2c LOWER suGAI QUIEr-rREIGHrs
QUIET.
FRIDAY, Dec ol--6 p. NJ
The trado movement has been firm during tho past
week, aud tho markets. with few EXCEPTIONS steady
The threatening state OF affairs in Europe growing
oat OF the Russo Turkish war and the uncertainty as to
the movements OF Great Britain Ia connection with
1t, that it to be certain that the Russians
Will como out victors has excrtcd its influence
in the breadstuds markets, which have become
hrmer and more active without any other ap-
parent Chicago usual first took the ALARM bu.
New York followed hcr Lead and both whca.
are higher Provisions. on the contrary have been de-
pressed almost without exception Cotton has likewise
been quiet and prices have favored the buyer Gro
ceries have been quiet and particular stir
looked for until after the holidays To-day (Fr,day tho
markets all but unusually quiet On Change -four
steady. Wheat and corn Grmer. Oats were firmer
Whiskey quiet. Pork nominal. Lard easier Freshts
quiet Cotton the quiet; futures closed
firm. Coffee &c. lower Sugar quiet Oils gen
orally steady. Petroleum dull and nominal. Rosin
unchanged. but spirits OF turpentine closed a tae
nrmcr.
ASHES quoted at 4sac Sc. for pots and CSC &C.
for pearls
ANTHONY quiet. but firm at 12s4c. &c., gold for
regulus
B.EswAx remained steady ut 2sc 2stSc for Western
and Southern.
RRooN CORN was dull. We quotc:-Red tipped. Axe a
&C. medium SC. a 7c. choice green, re. asc.
CorFEE-Thc market for Rio very dull and no sales
reported from first hands either here the out
ports We mark quotations down The stock here to-
night is 81 s24 bags. Mild coffee quiet. We quote
Ordinary cargoes 15kc. &c.,. fair do. 1sc good do.
1870 prime do, 13c. al9t4c; extreme range lots
l5Isc 2lc Santos fair to good 171sc 1sc. gold 90
days; Java. government BE BE do, grass mats
221ac 245c.; singapore. 17lac 19c. Ceylon 1Sc. d
l9c.: Mnracaibo, l61ac. 49, Lagnayra, tic 49,;
Jamaica 16c l7l2c 81. Domingo. l6c &c: Pcr.o
Rico. lie Doc ,usta Rica lie zoe Mexican, i6lac
1s1sc: Macassar, lie. loc; Ansostura. tic l3c:
Savnnilla. lie. 10c Curncoa, Ice lie.
32-inch. with heads 81 IS 81 Dos sugar stvoks with
heads 32.incn 81 " 90; do, do 36inch 81 80 81
box shocks, 5Oc 6uc do, 81, pipe do, $6 81
empty hogsheads - 90: hoops. ~ feet ordinary prime
$33 $33; do. II feet, do. SIS Stopper "
CoRDAGE dull and uncha7 gcd We quote MAMMA
and small size, lb 1886 17lac. do. cordagc
bolt rope yarns I6c tie; tarred Manila. lac sisai
9Hc 10tac. New Zealand. II lc 12lsc Russia
lie.
opened Mt ABOUT yesterdays closing prices The
kct quiet but closed firm and points higher than
last nights c,osng The official closing prices to-day com
n we as fol
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powder 1T 81 40 100 drums custc 4lc 100
sal soda mt sac, and TO- tons sa ash ~ rleO, all
gold Essential oils very quiet but steady We
quote :o bersamot. Sansrrson IS 30; OIL ienon, san
derson's - so; hmsens finest oil rvse $40: anise 81 7
oil cnssia. SJc all god: oil caraway. I'll 10 81 a OF
ton - l2 OIL citronea; poe 81 oil lavender Iac.
So do do Mitchaml. SIG; oil Cloves - 3o oil winter
green S. 75 oil sassaA inclusive, Soc oil pennyroya
nominal ut 81 ~ -: oil ~ hay. SIS. all currency
FEATHERS quoted 5)c. "a Dee pime choice
and sales l.5oO lbs prime soc aud 5000
lbs. strictly prime At 81.
FISH The market quiet IN al departments. Cod
fish selling in all lots - IS and
~ so Tor Grand anx. No sales OF mackereI herring
FLOUR AND tieAN.keceipts-Flo Flour i9I71 bbis wheat
81 0-D bushels meal. 200 bills l50f sacks.
f6.47S busieis II $50 do rye, $500 do. barley
1000 do harley malt 1850 do. -Four steady
lair demand Tor grades shade irner The
3 oo bbs including STATE, Western and SOUTH
ern the annexed quotations: - Rye Hour steady
with sales OF 400 bbls. Corn meal steady; the sales
were bbs. We quote
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

H..
sraals :ss 3ss, sssS: "s S. .ss
Wssky--Net receipts, as,s54 balos; rross ass4. tx.
snsasn. ,sss ssssa g. s ssIass to the
NV ORLvASs, Doe. II. 1877.
as Gator wx %sdsE s i rsssp,. 10y ad Sas e
iIa crss !i,." oS . the So mi
s.. s's st.s es 70 srs 49,
Continent. 1853: eoasswi.s 4os7. Sales ii $50 -
CMAnLrsroS. Doc 81. 1877
o Seton ssa 1.s iG receipts. s &
s,s.s ss 70 sas a
.ae srss Britain sss to the Con-
Cotton dull nominnlly unchansed m,ddlinG ioac low
maans o good sfa%nrv % Ne. rscs SEX Sys
r.s a ss s Bales. 100 sss =
e "sssa 1911 81 sass i ' A' COMMENT 1
s. is Gr strained Gads r steady =" ~ 30 tor
at 81 h.
Wheat quiet; No white Michigan - ~ amer DO,
spot seller December 81 3o4 seller January 81 81
Jsaua,y 81 2ssl. tom quiet: hisn mixed a,se no ,.
ss. % new 41' sss' s,. 4 S. new Us ia dam.
wSisc -S'se. coyerscea Choice, a ~ prime, = 70.
5000 BUSHES; earn. DO: ass 100 az shp..
@s" a sS wheat S e M sss
December. - soa; January 81 81 February = 3; 40
spring. ~ IL Corn quict No =. spot. 47sc. Jam
uarS. fisoc : =. -
Flour III GOOD demand; sales OF 1850 ls. at unchanged
pr Wheat steady; sales OF ctrs No. l Milwaukee,
81 -; white Mich NJ III 3jia cars No.
do. at ~ 40. cars sample white u 81 ~. ears Me-
Milwaukee NJ 81 -, Corn in m tied icmnud; cs Of
track. at 43c isc ! car do, on private
oats nominal quoted Western, ~. ic state,
:5c u Soc hys inactive Barley quiet. sncs OF i.0h
tustes we'd state at Tie iiighwncs hrm sales OF
bbin ~ OBJ, 81 IL Tor cy made. Railroad feirhts
unchanged Receipts by railroad Flour 800 bills
wi, at $500 bushels; "A 30 do; oats 1li'o do
harley. 5000 de- GSDO do. hipments by ra,lroad
Flour 400 bbis wheat 1o4uO bushels: 1900 do
Gals 21,fuJ do. barley, 5000 90. rye. 6.sOD do.
CnioAGo bee n. 1877.
Flour dull and unchanged. Whcat in fair demand ard
higher No. Chicago spring ~ 9sa no. DO. ~ q"
II iass February; No do 81 % rejected. s7c CoIn
iar active shade higher. ~ cash and Dee sh-
Der i2sc bid january i2i 90 ma. teauarl related,
35c. oats quct but htcady Doc, cash ma jan
nary. s25ia, February. Rye steady and nfm ~ lle.
tar,ev ,iul and shhde lower 5Ttic.
Dressed hogs dnl ana drooDing NJ 81 ~ Pork
In lar demand but lower; Sii 10 Sii ~,
rnary Lara ini dcnans but lower. 81 10 CASH ~ 20
i ~ 12i, December aud January; IL Soa 81 s2ts fc-
ruaty. Bu.k meats steady aud unchanged. Whiskey,
81 U6. neceipts Flour. 1900 bus. wheat sS TOO
Dushe =: corn 1900 do. oats 22uO do. 500 do;
brey 26.uJI 10 Shpmcnts-tlouF. limM bbis. wheat,
- 90 bushcs, corn, 2anoo do. 1000 do barley.
.tllup do Al tnc closeWheat active htn and higher;
Corn a!eI oars kicAoy and unchanged FORK
sc higher Lard use higher The board tousy voted to
adjourn from o'clock saturday TO Wednesday. Deem.
her. III
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$50 cases canned meats $40: 600 gallons whale OIL
Dc 10 bills ashes. e6c ~ tacks $in 500 slaves
EGO. ~ bag cocoa &c * packages tobacco private
terms y rs bags coffee: sc ~ In idrs skinr $40 5000
lhe tauw, I,"r ~ loss maple. SO Charters; a Nor
weEtan bark hece IL Trieste. with 5000 bulls refined
troeun o.. "a. Norwrg ian BARK. from BALTIMORE to
dir.ct Continental port reported with 2,,w bDls. 4.
5tsd an american bnrk FROM Philadelphia 10 the Con
hen ex puichl. with $500 bbis. refined Petroleum AZ
4s. 3i "a Dark. with 600 bols do. hence to
Aatwerp or Bremen, at As British bark hence
10 London with 3iD bNls nnphtha ~ g..
British bark fr m rhladeph,a to Bristol with 700 bb
refined petroleum. at IS Cd Lonaon. As Antwerp A.
Nd Nnrwrvan bark, from Baltimore TO Ire
land. with 900 quarters grain, - o. I'd. mericau
brig hence % Cork orders with $500 grain
5s d. an American bark, isS tos hence 10 Corunna
with Kentucky tobacco. AT US. ID. Bptish brig,
266 tons, hence Bermuda ana thence
Trieste. with defcl,ct o, petroleum. on pr-
yate terms: American bark. from Portland 10 the
River Platte with 100000 feet OF lumber Sl3. net
American bark Tor voyage, with $4,000 feet Of um
Dor same price: American bark, from
River P'ai. with $4,000 feet Of lumber ut .lu. net
British bark with 3OODoD feet Of lumber Brunswick
20 do ut SD, net; Norwegian bark 34S tons hence
Cork Tor orders. with oil cake 2Ts. It'd
NOfE-Ame rcan ship intrepid. built in 1863 sold to
I;erm $4,000
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THIRD BoARD-2.30 P. NJ.
MEMORANDA,

The imports OF dry goods for the week ending to-
day s91+6oS, and tho amount marketed $685. 0S0
The total imports of dry goods since January 1
were S76S73,o29, and tho total amount marketed
$77,2i2.52 5.
Tho stocks ana bonds OF the Pullman Palace Car
Company have been placed on the regular list Of
stocks called at The Stock Exchange
The gross earnings .! the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway tor the week ending December
H. 1877. were $50 637 20; Tor same week last year
81, o62 07 ipcreasc, SlS575 Is
The receipts oil gram and -four at Chicago from De-
cembcr 10 FL 1875, 1875 and 1S77-eignteen business
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

do hvcs. 1881, registered, 1861 1o0t5 do do, do
coupon, 1865 1861 do. AIS, 1884, registered 1o41
1915; do do, do, coupon, 1915 1049s do tours,
1907, registered 1915 lolI do. do, do, coupon.
1885 1o31a.
State bonds at the Board were dull weak for Ten
SKIES, new, which sold 500, decline of x;
District 0. Columbia 8. 65's sold ats
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continue quiet and the only changes
advance Of u in Alton and Terre Haute Sec
onds preferred, Il Erie third mortgage, New York
Central SKIES 1887, and Lehgh and wiikesbarre con.
soils; and decline Of = in Northwestern gold sevens
and - Rock Island skies OF 1917 and st. Paul sink
ing funds Morris and Essex nrsts sold l15 II, Dca
Hudson registered bonds OF 1891 at 100, Han
nibal and St Joseph eignts, convertible, at s0. a
S6ls North Missouri nrsts at 1887 and c. e., G. and
J. lrsts ut l09
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London advices report consols % higher, and
United states bonds shade easier than at tho close
yesterday. Erie declined u per cent, 10 So. Bar
Silver quoted at 541sd. per ounce. Al Paris rentes
roso LOST l0c and exchange London quoted at
25i l7lac. Tho closing prices in London Con
soils for money ana account, 9f1s 943S new AZ per
cent bonds 1o37G lve-wenty bonds Of 1861, 1855;
ten-iorty bonds, 1875 107h; nves OF 1881, 1857;
Erie common shares, So; Erie preferred shares, 22
80; New York Central 106la Illinois Central 7294.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.