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The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
| Singular Request Thaa
EH,Esf EEa Granted.

U HAVE time and again requested the
Tax payers of Fnlton county to come
forward and pay their taxes. Some re-
sponded cheerfully, while others have
thus far failed to comply with this rea-
sonable request. l shall hereafter cease
to lmportune with those in default-but
will ask their horses, mules, cattle, hogs,
sheep corn, wheat, tobacco, household
and kitchen furniture, land and tene-
ments to pay their taxes. . These will
certainly respond TO the deSAand under
the manipulations of the Sheriff and bis
Deputies. This, January 20th, 1877.
B. r. WALKER, Sheriff.
;anOH If
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
~. L. NELSON.
Shoe and BOotnnaka,

(Cor. Water and Ohio Streets-onno.;.-
Plaut's Warehouse.)
A NNOUNCES TO this public. which :,
N has served in this line 26 years ~ ~ -.
he is still in the business, ready - a.
any kind of work in the best style. Keens
the best workmen employed; and has i
store at all times variety of the hoa,
Boots and Shoes made, Of the best maj
i'''s. augf-tf
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

The estimate is made that the wheat
crop OF Missouri and Kansas that will
be put into the market will reach
twenty million bushels. which, at the
present prices. will yield $4,000 900
Should the Ru<so>Turli, war e
prolonged year, and other European
powers become involved it is thought
that it will yield s4O.O00.O00.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

No CHOLERA IN PADUCAH.-A
farmer yesterday inquired of the wri
ter if the cholera had been very bad
in the city. When told that there had
not been single case of cholera IN
Paducah this summer, he seemed great
Iy surprised, aud said he had heard IT
was raging here at terrible rate
Sentinel.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
The cloud On the Rio Grande

The Administration has found
Sick Man on the Rio Grande. War
talk grows louder at Washington a
we'll as at San Antonio and Fort Clark
The Governments disclaimer OF any
desire to annex Mekcan soil recalls
the Cz1r's declaration that he did not
covet an inch of Turkish territory
declaration which prcfaced his cross
ing of the Turkish frontier.
The liue of the Rio Grande between
Mexico and Texas is a thousand miles
long 1t is admitted that the lower
part of the river, for several hundred
miles Is now free from horse thieves,
and that the successive Mexican com
mauders of the Matamoras region have
aided in bringing about this result
But hundreds OF miles further up. and
chiefly opposite to where, on the Tex
an side. the Rio Pecos and the Rio
San Pedro pour iuto the Rio Grande,
there ia wild. mountainous region,
utterly uniuhabited save by the Lipans
and other Indians who are engaged III
raiding on the Texan ranches.
Now, if our Government is bent on
making trouble with Mexico, this con
dition OF the Rio Grande will furnish
an easy ground of quarrel. If it III
sists on holding Mexico responsible
for every lawless crossing of the river
by Indian thieves, it can always have
an excuse for invading Mexican ter
ritOry.
To claim, however, that Mexico
should have a sufficient army Of occu
patton on the Rio Graude to patrol aud
fully guard its entire right bank, Is
preposterous. Our Swn forces would
not pretend to do as much for the left
bank. Mexico has announced her
willingness to co operate in guarding,
as best she can, the enormous stretch
of uninhabited country; but with a
recklessness which BODIES i'll for her
future, she objects to being invaded
by our troopers.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

1t is a remarkable fact that th' re
are now $50 conyicts in the State
prison, and not one case OF sickness.
The hospital is empty, and the doctors
are out OF employment.- Yeoman.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

GEN. MCDOWELL, of the Military
Department of the Pacific, telegraphs
to the War Department at Washing
ton that the war with Chief Joseph
and his band Of hostiIes is practically
ended >
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

Joen Hagan, do ......... 200
Vim g Nelson, do .. 1000
3ol James Elder, Columbus ......- 5000
Louis Nicht, Columbus.................. 1000
6reenbery Griffith, Coum bus......... 1000
Levi A Hanson, Mnyteld .............. 1000
Lawrence Hobbs, Graxls county. 900
Ihos Jenkens' Ballard county,. 5000
Monroe 1 Shelbourne, Ballard CO... 200
Benz Haworth, Ballard county. $500
James NJ Potter, Ballard comfy. 900
Ephram Jackson, Ballard county 80. /. 900
F Dale, Ballard county.............. 1000
VIM d Lane, Ballard county......... 5000
John IL winston, Dresden, Tenn. 8. 900
Wilson Y Walker, Obion CO., Tenn 1000
=. .......-. CO. 1 *
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

The Auditor has caused the licenses
to agents of thS SfAtlas Insurance Com
pany. of Hartford, Connecticut, to be
revoked 1t refuses to stand an exam
inatiou, and is not, for that reason
REGARDED safe.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

The Princetonans are all agos on
the Local Option question, and are
holding largely attended meetings to
push the matter through. The Option
law has been in operation for more
than year in Princeton, and its ad
vocates think it has work ed well aud
been OF immense benefit to the young
men OF that place, and they wish to
continue it. There are others who
want the law repealed, and hence there
is considerable excitement among the
aforementioned Princetonians. The
election takes place in August, at
which time the question of whisky
or mo whisky" will be decided.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

john G. THoMpsoN claims that
Ohio will give Democratic majority
Of 10000 IN October.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Fresh Drugs.

A COMPLETE assortment of Pure
n Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Glass-for sale, Cheap for Cash, At
HoLC0MBES 5 Drug Store
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
SAMUEL HANHDRgJNH.
General Insurance Agent,
Hz-s a. Hx EzE =azR9 EAT ~
Total Capital represented.........

Of prominent
or of
Reliable
pa OF New TX "
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Troubte In Carrol, County.

The Courier Journal contained an
account of a bloody disturbance at
Worthwhile, in which Carrie Anderson
a girl Of sixteen, was murdered. A
party of men calling themselves Regu
lators undertook to drive the Ander-
son family from Carroll county. Notes
of warning were written, but the An.
dersons defied the Regulators, aad the
tragedy ensued as follows:
Tuesday night last member ofthe fam
lily, unable to rest on account Of illness,
heard a strange roaring sound. Happen
ing to go TO the window he saw that a
corner of the house was on fire. He gave
the alarm, and the family was aroused
in an instant. Carrie, a bright girl of
sixteen, was told 10 open door facing
The roadside, aud get a bucket that was
in the Ya~d and within easy reach. Just
rs she did so volley from, il is said, FIVE
or six shot guns crashed through the door
way, and Carrie, screaming, fell MORALLY
wounded. The perpetrators of the horri-
BILE crime then fed. and to this hour they
are not known. When the fire was ex
,inguished, but little damage having been
done the building, 1t was found that a
ball of candlewick. saturated wi tur
pentine, had been placed between the
weather. boarding aud he logs, and then
ignited. The work showed adeptness, and
demonstrated that the attacking party
intended driving The inmates from the
house by FIRE, and then shooting them
down as they came into open sir. The
perpetrators of the outrage were doubt
less very nervous. as their aim was not
\ =
duckshOt, and slugs being observable all
over the front of the house and on the
stones in the road. The child received
eleven shots on her person, and she died
at noon Tuesday, and was buried yester.
day, the inquest developing no testimo-
ny of any account Old man Anderson
declines to state upon whom his suspicious
rest. He denies the charge that any
members of his family set the tavern afre,
saying that he was awake until after
Two o'clock the night the building was
destroyed, and knows that his two sons
were in the room with him and sound
asleep. The family will probably leave
the district. The legal authorities have
rs yet done but little in the way ofiuyes-
tIgation- The people of Worthwhile sin
cerely deplore the calamity.
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THE Old World coming to the New
for labor is something novel. Enc
lands greatest manufacturing city Is
sending to New York for carpenters
and joiners, and, unhsppiIy. such is
the sfagnation Of trade under the mis-
management of affairs many of our
carpenters will be glad to cross the
water to fnd employment. We can
spare our crops to Europe, but IL is a
loss to 10 e the s..l ed wurkmep.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

VNHE MATCHLEsS-is the best Cigar
i ever sold in Hickman for cents.
Found at [apr27l ]. K. BROWNS.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
TEExsS. w. JONES,

House, Sign and Ornamental Painter,
orFrcE-Buck s Cowgilrs, Drug Store,
junel HlCAMANi M.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

Cancellation JEFF Davis youngest
daughter has married Mr.. Hayes.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
LOSSES

Agency
oldM of
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

Total losses paid to date.
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27

Joselh Amberg,
Henry c Amberb,
Capt c l. Randle,
DR. Chas II Hubbard
b c Ramage,
Dr. Alex \ Faris,
DR. James W Faris,
" L Gardner,
Max Hertweek,
John Liemau,
b w Fortune,
Geo b Prathcr,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-11
Breathing Nriasma without Injury,

There is no exsggeration in the statement
that thousands of persons residing from one ys"r'
70 IN teyer and ague reRons this Contn mi
AnH slseNhere, breathe air less imprernat td
Win miasma, without mourning the disease aim piv
Only because they in the habit Of using 1oS
Somsoo Bitters as preventive. 1t has fre.
happened and the fact has been amply
tne parties themselves. that persons surrounded an
aud GaTpnG plague have enjoyed absolute
the Btters Nor 10 that standard anti febFiis
ess enoSei9uS in remodyng than in preventing obiiIs
Snu ever 6Ilous remittents and diEorders Of liz
orea Greg, type taken between the paroxysms it apeeSiE
IEstes tneiE violence, and eventually preysntR tbsJ
Hheee facts, oonvincingy established he
sojournera in malarious dlstric.s " 'A3'''0hS anu
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-11

"Itis one of the stern lessons of experience. y
says the Courier Jornal-"a lesson which few
care to learn twice in q single life time-that
agony really is until he is suddenly informed
that there are counterfeit Thousand dollar
bills 10 circulation, nor can tell how instant
ed his vest pocket inside out and fonnd that
he hasn't got any of them"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-11

In our wild aud thorny region of the North n
brave and toilsome peAsautry have long been
engaged in victorious conflict with the bar
rem sleep to which nature seemed to have
condemned the soil. They have stirred I'm
the sterile depths and watered them with
their eweat; they have moned science
and industry to their aid, drained marshes
diverted the streamlets that descended toward
the Meuse from the highlands and put them
in circulation through innuherable arteries
60 fatten aud enrich the land. WHAT a
glorious fight It was of man against matter
What magnificent triumph it has been to
convert the uuthrifty Campine into a fruitful
and luxurious region! Indeed, our descend
ants will hardly believe their own eyes when
in future times they shall behold grass
covered plains, howery meadows, and fields
waving with grain, whore the lingering pa
triarohs Of our day may point out the sites Of
burning sand-pits and barren moors
North of the city of Antwerp, toward the
frontiers of Holland, there are but few traces
of this gradual Improvement. It is only
along highroRds that the traveller begins to
observe the effect of liberal agriculture on the
sandy soil, while, farther on to ward the
heart Of the region, everything is still bare
and uncultivated. As far as the eye can PEN
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-11
INCENSE FOR DIVINE SERVICE.

Prepared according to the Text of the Scriptures
and the rules of Liturgy aud in accordance with the
special form adopted by the Very Rev. Abbe Deon OF
the Diooeee OF Sens and Z. LaurencOI, chemist.
Depot at the Drug Store of
je2s 77Iy Corner RampSrt Ttr,est
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-11
Catholic Orphan Asylums
OF MOBILE.

DESCRIPTION.-The Farm is situated at the head
of navigation Dog River and on the line of the
Mobile and New Orleans Railroad. five miles the
Mobile Courthouse. 1t contains forty-two acres of
land; fine dwelling and Outhouses The fences in
excellent repair There are upon the place several
hundred Fruit Trees, consisting of Oran ge Peach,
Pear, Plumb and Apple. Also Green. house and
Vineyard and Two moro acres of fine Strawberries
The place is well situated for Dairy and convenient
to market The location is perfectly healthy.
PRICE OF T1CKETS-oNE DOLLAR.
To be had in Mobile from the Lady Managers of the
Orphan Asy lum. from the Sisters of Charity any
OF the following storesi a. Hamilton BENZ. Wards
c. Braun's, Soto & PrimoA T. j. Savages E O. Zadek
Co 3 Felrath's, Peter Burke's, Chris Burkes and
The Lottery will he drawn under the supervision of
the following gentlemen, who have kindly consented
to act
COMMISSIONERS:
Admiral Raphael semmes, Major Henry st. Paul
Cen John Ii. Hg'ev, Hon. Price Williams, Jr.
john CsvanaRh, Esq VIM. A. LeBAron, Esq.
tR2Stf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June 20. 1877
Cotton steady mddng. Zee. low aiddlipg. lie good
20, Sales. 49, Stock, i5,soi. ''''' ''''''''''
NEw ORLEANS June 30 1877
Cotton quiet mi,lins. he low middlins. io,sc good
os RI ;rs Nra nse s S.s, sri, s
Monrls. June 20 1877.
Cotton quiet; middling. lie low middlng ioi,r good
ordinary Vsc Net receipts ITO bales Exports coast
sAvaSsAm Juno -. 1877.
Ss.s ssi o'e Net receipts so bales Sales o. Stock
CrAR.rsrox. june 90 1877.
ordinary ioc Not receipts, IL bales. Sales 2ta Stock
oswreo. June 20 1877.
r9r steady and q ansnsasss ss 2o So wss
sS rSsf s. ' 49,. '"'ss
g"shaussa Lake rsss n,. ss csas'
ssdooo feet Flour shipped 6s raj. 1000 Sois
ToLwpo. June 20. Is77.
d. II = smser Michigan, spos : IS Ja"S Il &"
jas" 'f * s sG sasa r 3D. H. rsa an a. 20
&c c s = ~ ssrn S Sas asA ,es
ee5 ne; a.srd Noa white, 5o.is reiec,sd. +ss,e
t a%.s :e. ts s; sa.S. M .a.s 49, Do
100 e Do os h'msn,, 'un , Tne
white Michigan, 81 81; amber Michigan, spot, held
+ 7s Say lass., "': sl, 'ps 80 red i p" .
Ss,n CO.. hrIn; hh mised t.s,i No. spot A. Jn'y
Flour quiet but steady. Wheat dull weak and lower
rcd 81 90 ~ 10 Corn IN fnir md but AZ
4Jc Oats dnil 3Sr. 43c. Rye in fsr demand ~ 7c
Barley duh and nominal rork quiet ut pl3 10 Lard In
good demand rendered small sales at SIC; kettle,
ol.c 1Dc Hulk active firm and hi CHER shoulders
st ~. spot - ST. buyer June; 50. buyer jay srt
RIB 81 81 OF, spot; ~ buyer June 81 % buyer IN y;
short clear. 81 - Bacon strong and higher shoulders
5',c. clear RIBS. Sc clear .ites -As as'ac Whiskey
strong and higher 81 n7 Si IN closing side price
butter smer but uuotaoy higher. Iiogs steady and
nrm ~ - ~ +O lisht. ~ 30 - g. pscS-
Ing ~ 81 50 10 butchers, - - 81 50; receipts
2ooo; shipments, llss.
CHICAGO. June 20 1877.
Flour firm asd unchHngad Wheat active heavy; No.
spring ~ -. cah 81 AS Jaiy; 81 5 81 - August;
N. do, 81 ~; rejected. soc Corn fair demand
4aac;. cah sasc;. july f.sc. August rejected 4oc
Oats ire gnlar Ut 3jsr cash. 3J',c July; rejected 27c
.T;c Rye dull AZ G,c Barley dull! noin lily 55c soc.
Fork and unsettled sales At Sl3 no. eas and My
Sl3 III, Lard Ia fair demand ut 81 80 cash
~ 92ls July; ~ o2sS Auvus Bulk fairly rctIve;
Whissey steady and in good dcmand " u OK rreirhs-
1900 bushels wheat. l77,OOD do 5to0 do oats 100
do. rye, 800 do barley. shpmens5Jop DDs -four. 1900
bushels wheat. 1UU do corn, a7opp do 500
rye .4.oO do. barley. Marle closed: whea, Hrmer
81 43ln Si 49,. Juy and unchanged; PORK
&c. higher; lard nc. \ DC higher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-21
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 81 ls77-TRlPLE SHEET

lucky lambs weight $40 lbs nj SIC per H. 723 Ken
lucky lambs we gt 1850 lbs 40 7c H. 235 Virginia
lambs weight wss so D s' % pfs ID sr.cv ss
weist so7o Tbs ~ stsc per 10 Davis iislsnbeck sid
II Ohio sheep, weight 10 lbs. per heed. At 54sc.
ID 40 State lambs weight 30 lbs - lbs he td.
&C &c b fOf Kentucky lambs weight 81 los head
eic. per 10. Hume. Elicit Co sold-47 Tennessee
sheep, weisht ~ lbs. per head. At ai.c- per 10
y" ohis sheep. washt ~ lbs per head. al
pei bead 5,ic per 10: 3is Tennessee lambs weight
81 lbs mead nj &c. per 10 ~, Kentucky iambs.
weight ~ los per head, 1t 6sc. h. ies Kentucky
lambs W ght 80 lbs per head At usrc per ID 20 Ken
lucky ambs. weight 20 Tbs. head -1ar. Id j.
krby sid :. OH, sheep. weight 80 b. head AZ SIC
h.. ~ ohio sheep weight ~ lbs head 5c per
ID: I45 Kentucky lambs weight 80 lbs per head at 6c
~; Is Kentucky lambs weight - lbs head at 7c
per 10.
MiLcn Cows Trade slow $40 500 per head. calves
included
vEALs AND CALvKs.-Trads extremely slow Bnttermiik
fed calves sold AZ Jsc 4c H. quality calves
nj sisc. 6sic per ~.
HOES Sales smail and slow; ll5 Ohio hogs. average
live wegat, lYl lbs mead. suld ut Jisc per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A meeting OF the creditors Of Morlot, stcttheimsr
Co.. ribbon manufacturers, late OF No. 473 broadway,
and at Paterson, N j. held yesterday once
Of Register Fitch to prove debts and elect assgnee
in bankruptcy A statement was submitted showing
the total liabilities be ss45.7 - al which there
bs payable 500 025 as and other liabilities SIS 55l -.
The following the principal claims proved: A. 4.
Low L Co., s1i,1l3 So Hadden a Co, $1,, 1852; II.
Fogg Co., $40 3s4 SIS James N. Aleron, ST. 4l0 IS
A. Collier, Jr. Co., <1,tl0 ~; Gerssnheimer Co.,
&ilIs5s. Sir EthciDcf ". Low, the present assignee
unaer tho state assignment Was elected assignee II
bankruptcy.
Sicgmund Bcrnhardt doner In kid gloves at No. 200
Church street, made Application TO Register Fitch
terday or his dacharge rom bankruptcy and thore
opposit the part Of the creditors u viii
be grautcn.
Al meeting OF the creditors OF canlsid 4 Quntard.
coal dealers No Ill broadway, held at the office Of
Register kecLuni, the composition oil twelve cents on
the dollar was confirmed. The Liabilities amount 10
about SIS, QUO.
number OF The creditors OF Hclfenstsin, stevens
Co, Wholesale jewellers, at No. 202 Broaaway, have
llsd petilcn 10 have tho firm adjudicated invoun-
lnry banKrupts. They recently made an assignment
Tor the benefit OF the creditors under tue state Law.
Their iaf,ties amount 10 $50 900, and their real
sets are valued at about 81 600
An effort being made by number OF the creditors
Of Smith, Getty Co, produce commission merchants,
No IT'S West street. throw the arm nto bankruptcy
petition that effect has bosn nlcd, but tncre has
been no ad udication upon IL.
Marvin y. Merchant q lawyer OF NO SWnrren street,
who about t32, 600 applied Tor his dMcharRo
from ban ruptcy yesterday 10 Register Little aud the
matter was adjourned for a. lev days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM-FUTUREs CLOSED
wEAK-FLoUR QuIET-wHEAT DULL-CoRN
HIaHER-oATs QUIET-wHIsKEY STEADY
PORK FIRMER-LARD fIRMER-PErRoLEUM
EasY-sPiRITs TURPENTINE sTEADY--RosIN
FIRM-oILs sTEADY-CoFTEE FIRM--sUGAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
WEDNESDAY. juno 20-8 7. NJ.
Business moderate to-day, and the markets
were the whole quiet and comparatively steady.
On 'Chango 1our was quiet Wheat duh and rather
lower Corn was active and decidedly higher. Oats
were quiet without dec,ded change. Pork and LARD
were decidedly better Froights were fairly active.
Gotten the spot dsm; futures closed weak.
Coffee was firm. sugar remained dull and nominal Oils
steady. Petroleum weak. Rosn ruled firm and
spirits turpentine steady.
CorKE.-The market for Rio very firm. The sales
e77 bags. Tycho Brahs, 19itc 1919 bags ex
do, $780,. and 9oS bags L Pendcrgast Mt TIC
Mild coffee quiet and steady The sales during the
past week 5.76o bags Maracabo 1845 Lsguayra
4243 do Costa kca and f3 do. Savania In con-
sumption. within the The of mild In
first hands is 900 mats Java, 337
1881 bags Maracsbo 2s.44 do agra, $40 do. st.
Domingo 1279 do Costa Rcs, 2756 do. Mexican. 1,5Oo
do. Mscassar. 200 DO Angotnra and 1os6 do Savania
Total stock, 1872 bags 5000 lava and 1857 mats
Singapore We quote :-Ordinsry eargces Ie1&c. I7c
fair do. l9lsc; good do. 2oc prime do. 204c. a
POKE range for lots. l6s4c 22c Santos fair
to good 1870 i9c, gold, 80 days. Java, government
bags. 23c . 23c do, mats BE 24c Singapore,
Ice 20, &C.; Csyion, 19c- gle Marscaibo. Isc 2oic
LAguayra lsc. aoc Jamaica. I7!.c. 1oisc; ST. Do.
mngo l6isc 1890; Porto Rico. he 2Oc Cosa R,ca
ISc. 21c Mexican. 1915. 19sc Macassar l9c 2ic
Angostura 1aisc Savanilis. 1sca Doe Curacao
Ito 19c
Corros the spot firm; quotations revised as
follows -strct low midding advanced Lite; low mid
ding strict good ordinary and good ordinary advanced
strict ordinary and ordinary &c; middlng aud NJ.
stsnedood ordinary good ordi nary
advanced hc and low mddng adding advanced :c
Futures opensd points higher but the advance
private despatch quoted Manchester dull
easy, with declining tendency. which haa depesng
influence market. and tho advance soon lost
The market weak during the day closed
weak with Tor the day OF from to points The
closing prices compared with Tuesday s
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1891. registered. lo7x los; do. DO, do. coupon,

1891. registered. lo7X los; do DO, do, coupon,
1917 105
the FOREIGN MARKET
The London adviccs report . steady market at tho
opening for consols and United States bonds. Erie
common advanced to OK ana the preferred 10 10 New
York Central is steady at IS sSls, but Illinois Gem
trail has declined per cent-to 81. The rate Of dis
count tor three months bills In open market Is 2t1 q
23s per cent. Later in the day consos fell Oft TO s4s
9s owing 70 the recrcuiation OF evidently base
less story that Her Majesys government is about to
apply TO Parliament for extraordinary grant OF
$25,oOo,0o 600. The closing prices in London wcrs:--
Consols Tor money and account, 94H . 941t
new ~ bonds, l04,s; fve.twenty bonds oi
1867 LOG ten-forty bonds, 1895 1884, new hves,
l07% Ere common shares, 6S Erie preferred shares,
Is; New York Central So ss; Illinois Central, 81
Bar silver was quoted at 63xd. per ounco In Paris
renes advanced to l05I &c., and exchange on London
was quoted At 25L 1876.
STATE BoSps
State bonds at the Board were dun and steady, with
sales confined 10 Louisiana scvens, sol,dated. DIS
trct OF Ccumbia 65s advanced to 79k-a rise Of S.
In New Orleans Louisiana consols quoted at s4z
say Railroad bonds irregular, and the follow
previous salcs:-An advance OF per cent in Toledo
and Wabash coupon convcrbles, Il In Michigan Gen.
trail sevens, and In Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
sovons, Milwaukee and 81 Panl consolidated sinking
iunds and Pacific Railroad OF Missouri drsts. There
was q decline OF per cent in Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated shaking fund, and in Central Pacific
gold bonds.
PniLA pELpHiA BALTIMORE