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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

CoIoRING MATTER IN TOYs-The Sanitary
Insector OF Glasgow Scotland has found that the yc
low toy balloons sold children poisonous-tlat 49,
the cooring consists OF part OF crOmate OF
lead aud parts of carbonate OF lme ana c0nse
ouently children being in the habit OF applying their
mouths 10 the Orces these balloons for the purpose
OF filling them with air, may readily receive quantity
~ such nosnnous uow,ier into their mouths These bal
looms therefore should he viewed with suspicion MANY
other PAINTED should be suspected especially Inc
Sriob colorcd oncs which most ALWAYS are Of n mineral
nature and, If directly poisonous. are certainly u
r0us health. AS abundance OF GOOD toys without
c"Ts or aInts can always I've obtained there
atty for putting into hands of children anything OF
Questionable nature in this line
Firms OF THE MoUTH.-Dr. HOdson wisely
calls attention in Medical Record TO the fact that IN
ANY illness involving feverish condition. the huids OF
the mouth are constantly intensely acid as respects
the teeth as In any medicine administered by the phys
cap and moreover from the high temperature Of the
buccal cavity at such times the power OF THESE acds o
ouence Of these conditions the especially rapid ermen
taton and decomposition OF all food lodged between anu
other deeterious acids Dr. Hodson recommends rinsng
the mouth with liquor cacis, diluted according 10 Tue
senstiyeness OF the membrane and favored with
q few drops Of wintergreen peppermint to make 1t
agreeable
ARsENICAL POISONING. According to DR..
storers interesting Investigations Of the effects OF ar
seno on larv chemists who occupied In judicial re-
searches should not infer that fyblown organ can
contain no arsenc IT, too flies die almost Immediately
after alghng on a suspected substance arsenic is prob
ably present and should be specially sought for Facts
Also show that great differences exist IN animals In their
several conditions OF metanorphosis mus nucns n
caution with which the results OF experiments on one
species should be received as applying 70 ote
The popular belief too that BODY dead from tne ehects
for an indefinite length of time, Dr. StOrer treats as an
error thai Is though IN many 0%es m
of OF even the whole body may DO preserved 1or long
time vet the gralus which IL Is admitted are enough
70 cause DEATH cannot preserve from decay 80 large
mass as a human body
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TIE MARKETS.
uacnny reporter Tor rHs ranuyy.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Psr Eorts eice,. Isss,,a. AMI Rg.trorh
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHES-A very slo state Of affairs prevail 3at Ia.
prcs noniraly unchanged at 4''c Tor ros and Gs
BBEsWAX-Tlere have been no sales and no ,iuota,e.
prices almost entirely nominal IN joVtgg way s
stoa1y feErrs We quote Pale p b. ~ 75a-s sssss'
UpnSers, - 5sos5 rs; Itave.strag Bay. IS Lei.
s2S0&2I BALTIMORE. s3s0sas iari p1cea delivery n,
more or les onal We qn"lo rhor Green Brgss
r%s% iiuI t-1~''"e' Medium 're'' ''e Red and RED
"tGtA%DIt-No changes aud only small obbinc lm,,a.
can be reported. We quote Sperm, b, 2sc 90. F4eat
3ec hda;antGe l2alG oGnce. llA4a! r.. Parafne. a.
cGMENI-Do,oestsc sells In a slow spcsnodc way but A,
stoke az not guIdc3somc pc are chsase1 Foga hss
good spug movement We qGcte Resendlle y Ua<l 2g
IO,tIand g .5@S$ 30 Egnian - 39gH5 76 keenes
CHiCCoRY ha@ been armand IA good driH2nl at 5aj3e
CUAI-The market Ior AnhraeE presents dull nominal
AID ssIe ', .s'Ss ar i:rss
sTDo5 iias 40 slJasII NcacasiIc 40 - 20 sccSs o.
fcncy; Pennsyvs,a WrstuoreauG, and West yr1nia Ga
- 25as5 So ard Authfaeitc 80 5OaSl 81 bi the cargo
COCO las been que, asa Ui ehansei ~ aJc ior Mar
arabic, fpr SGito DgH.n7o H~-c ios C~i4eIs and
la@20c for ,nya4j,l all sai ~, .,,soo
lG%cr ana urly active oi 235 bag * IyI $50 ey d.
p po, a" Sale. we're ro ebs: quo atla- ae; S
Orlilary careocs, ls2~lyc' DO Far 90 ZoT42lGi g.
runge Tor lots ls-a2c. cantor tar to GOO. 2'q20rcs
lava rnala 23DzJc Singapore, ZOhSlc; Saqsc Ceyiol
2OGz2c Maraca.b0, l92a2I 2c Ltgiagrl, l9sG2l e;
Santo Domingo l74GI7 -c Costa Rlca 9N2l i-c Mexican
2O1 lc. Sayan!a I02N2lc.; POr,c luco I9U2-c.: An
gosfiiYa o012zc.: Jamaica, lJD@oc; CGIac0a l9G2Or.
Manila lga 20 &C. ~. gold for iDyo.Ccs.
CDOFEHAGE 81 JGK-lhcrc have been moderate sales
ana steady prices We quOe Empty Hogshlf ~ So
Hoops II feet Ordinary Prime, 733dS5J l. feet Co, 81
$50 AosseS !0oLs ~ iIcAof. Hith Heads = y0qs2;
Sgar Socas with Heads. 81 inches, ~ Jt0% % DO. g
luchcs III Gbas2: BOX SbOJks. IOa iJc. kun shooks =;
F!DU shocks IT. JGdt7.
COHDAGE-Therr has been the usual ohhing trade. We
k,e l5c - 70 do. l9-'nread. lJA-c y-;LIeaa
ana ytLread I6c. Mania Couage Holt I,1nc Yarns 62-;
do 40 6ilutgd aud V-tnTcai, u '2c d" W lac Llhe,
ne. raFrai Manila, u -. zine Tarr,d Manila lata
Yarn Ice -sal ROJs, lie; do. l2iIrta - 49, Go bthrcad
ana fHi, 12ieci Tarrci Slsal L2th var. Ile: Fnc
1arcd Elsa. to- l2c; kussa l!"Eip iareG i"faf I5ei
American HAcAlcd Hemp arFrd CoIage re Tara G Amen
cen iaih Yarn. l2c Fllc do DO. l3ic
CGTTUN-The market The siot @as f:l AMI NORMALLY
unchanged There bile or no cc.nlni u. tAlo ls
LIVERPOOL market being es,r salts hero Il go bIs o.
hcb % last cveainc, iading RS for l0mr consumption
ami FOR 80. cuA,ion. The RECEIPTS q, the pts "tie ~
I3J bals AGAINST 900 bales tnS day last W. X ana - -
bales this day year. TOTAL since sep. J. 2si%,f0 b1S
against 2flj 81 bales during tine same p.i"d last sas0A
The following entirely gflIll uu0f1LoHr;
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Tie closing rates of foreign exchange are as foI

The local money market II steadily but surely
c-r,,itatng toward lover rates aHd easier charges
for borrowers aud the railing quotation on call loans
wa. , ami & per cent. and where Government bonds
we're lodged l45. Since the turn in call loan ra'es
to lower figures Che demand for discount has been
more aniniatcd, and we revise or rates 70 and q
Tor choice grades. Quotations Tor exchange OH
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day R600,GOo national bank
notes for redemption. Tho customs receipts
were 200 600 and internal revenue receipts 5000
009 The following il the clearinghouse state
ment to-day Currency exchanges, $50 363,76o;
currency balances, $i,772,72l; gold exchanges
80 2sC 627 gold balances, 81 llO,0lJ.
The market for United States bonds continues
strong, and yesterdays full prices are uaintained.
A large BUSINESS was reported, covering new iSOos
M lO5s COUPON 1865 at 1888, coupon 1865 ut
1854 registered t"n-fCTtes at ll3, coupon at 1873
n 1885, reg stored iycS 40 |, and coupon nj
H. The demand from institutions is becoming
again i'm, oItaHt We annex latest street quotations:
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SAILS AFTER CALL.

TUESDAY, Jan. 1G-P. NJ
The Rnmor Committee Of the Stock Exchange met
and adjourned this morning without promulgatng
anything relative 10 Western Union, much TO
the disgust Of those who had prepared themselves
with stock to sell at II OF rs. But, confdentally
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THE
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
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POPULAR DlOhl
Established May, 1879
Conducted by 4. l.. YOUMANs.
CONTENTS OF FEBRUARY NUMBER:
T. THE TRIAL OF CALLED. BY A Mezieres.
H. DISTANCE AND DIMENSIONS OF THE sUN.
BY Prof c. A. Young. (IllustratedD
Ill EDUCATION AS A SCIENCE /. BY Aiesehuer
Balm, LII ID.
w THE PRODUCTION OF COGNAC BRANDY.
yUPsAND DOWNS OF THE LONG ISLAND COAST
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vi AN AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL ACHIEVE
MENT BY Richard A. Proctor.
VII NATURE AND LIFE IN LApLAND BY C. Cham
beTaiD. :.
VIII PHYSIOLOGY OF MINDREADING BY George NJ.
Beard, NJ. D.
TX COMPASSIONATE LOCOMOTIVE. BY C. M. Ga
rel UllustratelJ
X GAS MANUFACTURE AND GAS COMPANIES
BY william t. Simmons.
trait)
VII EDIToR,s TABLE Honor 10 Adam smith-sOciees
for the Diffusion OF Science.
LITERARY NOTICES: ArnOts Elements OF Physics OF
Natural Philosopy-Birkss Modern Physical Fatasm and
The Doctrine OF Eams Winds Of DoctIihe-speh
GERS Intentional Geometry VILLAGES Geographical Dstiibu'
non of AnimasLeas Further Notes on "lnclusons In
Gems, etc, etc.
POPULAR MISCELLANY; Talking by Telegrsph-ilow
20 reach the Experimentation of tho Races of Manfhe
American Geographical Hyg0meters-The studies
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Total sales FOR the day
JOl. seller l. days.

Gable sdvioes from London report the market
strong British cgnsOls having RISEN to 9j,lG, but
CLOSING an eighth lower. United states bonds wero
frinrr. 1868 at 1888 old 1855 at 1853, ncw
Gyrs at 1919 and ten-iorties at 1921. AT the
close the market was shade easier. Erie ruled
slesdy az )4 tor common, the preferred reactlng to
I7Io The sum 81 t25G,00O bullion was Withdrawn
from the Bank OF England zen balance" to-day.
Tomorrow will he the fortnighty settling day on
tie London Exchange. Paris dispatches report the
French , per cent Reutes at lU622l2, sight eA-
change Oh London being quoted 40 2I.lf. Inc Tor
eirr exchange market here continues qnct ami
drOapinQ: quotatoiis below. Selling rates are on
the iass or ~ s3a,$l s3li aud - SAL The gold
market was less active to-day; sales opened at
lOG9i declined to lOG5s and then advanced To
1917 the extreme range ot the marhet having been
io5 and iO7 aS against lOG b late yesterday aitc.
noon. On gold loans the carrying rates were u and
Gl3 per cent. The export clearances OF doncs-
tie produce for the week amounted 10
f;i497. oG7 The Assistant Treasurer rad cut
500. 100 in coin interes. and $1,000 III
redemption OF called bonds,> The days
business ut the Gold Clearing Department OF the
BlnI of the State of New-York covered; Gold
cleared, Si3l, 71s,00D gold BALANCES, 81; @83,73O;
currency balance. $2,06l,572. The gold quota
flons were a. follows: ,
ID. ICGat Inn. 1861 2.......l37 I3..lO"' 4
.In.;,,r rates of foreign exchange as f1l-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TUKE Third Edition REVISED by THOMAS CARRuTlERs,
LID. > vols $40 pp SIG, SIG Newf"rk; X Woithhg'
In this new edition of Robert Chambcrs's
valuable work of literary reference, which has gained
high character for practical utility guide 10 English
literature during tue thirty years that have "aseo since
its original publication the dates are brought down 10
the beginning of 1876 forming consecutive record rom
the fourteenth century to tho present tine The WORK
ecmnriscs notices Of American. os we'll AS English,
authora with extracts from their writings, pre-
strtnc many names of recent and current celebrity,
although the list ia siugulariy Inadequate auu
appears to have hoen made up from c"su"
heay rather than from actual research anu kno"cusc
Thus we have sketches az f. W. Emerson, Lonefcuo"'
Lowell O. ". Holmes Herman Melville, BayaIo ray
lor RreI Harie, W. W. story, Mark Iwa'h' Mis
Eeechcr stowe and others. but no mention - uado Vi
Professor Charles Hodge, Horace Bishneli OF Iuoo'
Parker among American thcologiaiS, nor OIL ref'N"'
strdman StOddard OF Walt whitman aiEOhS VIC iOo''
nor of Richard Hidrcth, the clearhcaded bS''l'" "
the United states Bancrofts great work Is tepo''o"
only to the Seventh Volume, published nearly twenty
wears aco icnong his subsequent lah0rs IN That depart
pent iouh inst and honorable reference s made TO the
now History of tie United States, by W. G. Bryant al"
H. t;av published daring the past year Wh'le an Hor
datC com narrative spaccis Glvcu To scottish 'heo'oaS '
philosophy Il Is singular that the conspicuous services
of President McCoGE each of those dcrai mems shouu
,,, h. u,ss,d over In silence. Instances OF inaccu
=. q, ,,r,e. ,u1 dotcs like Leslie Stephens lOr
sephe" are 10, o. ,,,r ave usually
ue n''e 'I''''''' i'" \" ,,r,riI, ,do ~ nc
JWho'o''' ~''' az -. a.. r1nir,,,,,,c b,ool aud
ha'H' "S Wv - OF louisa De +,
Ra 81 arc .c.relcrizrd 10y gentle and poetic 'celliS
aui s.utiroeut" These however, arc exceptional anu
moi fatal hlcmi-,rs Ia work of genuine merit ana value
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AZ 20 ~ - ,,,,l,, go doc, In a ,-rcot measure
n' ." -, - ,.,,,o ,inrary IL, tbf s,,aclul
~ ~ -, e. = ,.,.1 rt,.;,, tho reader q TASTE
ol"h'n " "N-'' .. .,., n,,, di, rho succcs
:, , ..,,,,,. o,J "a. I,li,,e hin, T., ola,
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ahMAge a4DaEIS GRghA0N
Go tDgoa 1t alan Concern

RCN1TECTUR Al STUDENTS AND
lir.,tri .r.r, resident .cw-IuTk aud vicinity,
h,. -y hc Nr~-NOrk Chapter Of TIRE American
IusI;c 0 A:c.t ris 10 i'm "a pblic exhibition Of Arcli
W.icii Erii In this city
ncx IGa%nss. el.l uasilzci be Forwarded To A.
BLOOi,, Secretary, rs bl0adsay or be1r MONDAY
Tr ~ prONn0 owners viii please remove them after the
exhibition
ENFORMATIGN WANTED OF the heirs of
RICHARD u.!.i Jl.Y. fuITierly Oi New NoFa BruoA
lyn Ec vent iiorId about 10 icITs ago tnh has
c-rty q d. having soae property. Address t. H. Box 4
IniiiBc Office.
NOTICE o. INSTRUMENTATION is hereby
"a given Cat JOHN j! rARNLa Of The township Of u.
G. uN IL l.tan state ui NcT-CrhCy, LatN us dly
I 10. nm sit.tn, nj H. tt siirchbcT NJ his estate for the
cral rrf Of rs CREDITOR ana ihag the sd creditors Inrst
c'Df tIi r.wgrflys claims. Eglcr O1Ih All "at.un,
" ihiu The rul Of in0lhs JuES ACNAfh. Toms
piy,r = i-i,,tri a. cemAer ia 1870. az wlwW
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G49 AND 55l BROADWAY, \.
DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

Et :, :, -, ,rvI Ev,s
80 XXXVI-Vcrbatim reports OF AL PIof. HUNLEfS
recent public ADDRESSES III the United STATES
Eo XXXV-TIIE CENTENNIAL Exhibition AT
PHILADELPHIA. Letters by BAysrd T1y'or ana Otheis
,,scfiiuc an important features Of the Exhibition
no XXXIY.-1he WAGNER FESTIVAL al i%yTeut"'
I,tcsly a. r. q. H. de criJIg the production 81 Inc
I,ry Of the NIbelnnes."
Ne XXXuf.-Tu Independence Day oNATloN5 anu ~ "
Ems July 4, 1870 by ENas storf+ h'aS boeo"o'' ~"
tlr.p TAYLOR, Bryant and oilers -. IN, A.. ,uo al IN
ftnr OF the Extras, IN sheet FORM VIII Oc bdeu 70
: receipt OF 10 ccnis III pinphvt VA0'P' w
Dol o. 'e'''p' VI - ' LIE TRIBUNE, New YORK
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Cood OrtiluXrV

Good oriinarv ....... Low Middhnc-...... ~
STREET Gcrd uT1lnavy. = M,dd!nP u ,
uin!eiats business ~ 10
cline of i,sa saqc. Sales Yesterday 9sr mF,br.rS
100 1893 ~: 300 I3aa; Mdr,h, 100, 1886; TO 49, 3i lIo
1879: A1 100 Iivs4s Loo, 49,; 500, l@2ia; duiy 300
laE; August 300 iose lh0 lialc Srptrinbet Io lal;
January 100 L. f7t 1875: April 100 ISs.e; Jane 0,
"a toa 800 bales Scrnnd cal and hiri ell No sales.
sales toGay p. u!curuary, 500 l3,s; 4. ~ I"sIci
1000 49, 100, i3a2a 200 l8s zach "91 l3as S,V'
2iC0 1859; April. AGO. 49,: o. l$-ia. 500 e;
40 1875 0, l3i7gp 200, l5i9 May G23 lj'ie .o3
a. ill., 100 I39 Total - 900 bales grand It'd, - 2OJ
holes rlp tuJrk.. ,lg.cd uartly steady.
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uAKPfIrS MAGAZINE, WEEKLY, AND BAZAAR
Iostaqe fres IL Subscribers ne United States
and CGHdiG.
TYARpyR'S lLaGAZISE HARPER'S WEEKLY or HfR-
PFRS BAZi c b, sent J1r gear 10 any "Jseriber IA
Tie United states Canada, POSTiGE PREiAID ty ne
PubiiSHeTs, on rcctpt Of FCuT BoL1TS.
uARrFRs MAGAZINE HARIEgs WEEHIY, and HAErfKs
BA2AR Ur ono year So any two 1O 81 postage Tree
Comlec Anayticai Index the first Fifty Volumes of
HARPER's MAGAzNE has just been published rendering avail
able faF reference the ~c4t of information
which makes periodical perfect Illustrated literary
cIopcia 6yO Cloth s. Hail Calf - % Sent LostaGc
prepaid.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York
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Ncw unblirdtlcns.
HARPER's
HAKPER''
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY, 1877.
ON THE TAFE,

ON THE taft. -
ILLusraAuoNs-The ruined Keep, Cardiff Castle-The
Course Of the Taf-Ships in Dock az Cardh-Heh street,
Cardir- the Butte Docks Cardh-lo"ef oi 1t
Johns Church Cardiff from the ncrth-Car'Dh Caso hoo
OF the Marquis Of Bute-New Tower OF CaI'lh oIsuou
Curhose power-The Marquis OF Bue-Lady Bute-iAah''
Cathedral from the northeast-Anciant Cross at Llandai-
Ancient Gate Of Bishops Palace Lhndau-lan Na'e-
Caerphiy Castie-The Leaning Tower oil oaePhly ."'uo
Pont y Pridd-Wolsh Peasants-Merthyr Market twenty
Years ago Tho Pride of the Market-Miners WIG
ASPIRATIONS. a POEM
THE LOG ROCK OF TIE SAVANNAH"
IILvFrR.rovs steamship sayannab's Log Book-Mosoe
Rogers at Savannah the first Steamship
that GRO sscd The Smo OF the second Entry III
the Lng Book Sayannah-Moses Rogers, at io-iea
Kettle presented Captain Rogers by Lord Lynedock
land WHO WAS BLENNERnAsSETT
ILLUSTRATIONS -Biennerhassctss Blcnncrhasscts
Issnd-Mrs. sets Ride to Marictta-Moonish
on the OhiV-FlisEt 81 Mrs. Blcnnerhasset
TIKI LAND OF THE lNCAS.
ILtSrRiro s--Gateway and Valley Of oliantaytambo
stone Pillars OF Hatunoolla Peru-tock
ronbs rsac. Poripfcd BODIES from the Coas-Forthei
lass risac-Tcrracc Wall and Azequa An ancient Dwell
ng-Moacrn and ancient vasesArch at Pachscamao
Ruins Caiamai,, ula-1ho great Pyramid OF Moc'e-
the AraesqGe. Chnnu hound Chulpas, siliustan-
Pari OF Fortress OF Psac.
WILLIAM LONET-r.
ILrsTGAUoy-W William Loyctt
CAWS AND EFFECT. 4 POEM.
NOTWITHSTANDING" a STORY
EMPEDOCLEs. POEM
BANBADOES.
Observation-Disclosures apd Boiling House Cottage m
suburbs OF BriGot3wnNcar Br1dgctown, from the sea
Ia "Scotlatd THE IcchOuse Corner, Broad Street
Br7dgetown--A Donkey Cari-Comng in to Market.
NOEL BREW STEERS SLCREF. "A STORY IN EVEN CuAf'
TENs.
nLSraA:IoNs.-"I lie rereaed TO the Surgery, leaving
Amaze wiz covered Eyes -" Bob DO y0n see
b. you see % the Moment the Judge pcalcd the
Bel"
ERE3iA: or, Ny FATHESa siH
CHAPTER y. A Nugget.
CHATTER XII Rovers
CHATTER XII. Celd and Grief
CHATTER XIII. The sa"yer's Prayer
CRATER XIV. not far to seek.
CHATTER XIV. Brought to Bank.
CHArIsG XVI. Firm aud iEtTm.
KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM.
A WUMAN.HATLK PA VIII
THE CITY \ Pom.
KONfAECE or 4 BARN-YARD. 4 STORY.
GARTH. a EOYEL.
LORD MAChULAN on AMERICAN 1NSTlTuTlONS.
Letters written by Lord Macauay to the late Henry s.
RanA Author Of the Lie " JeGeysOn, on the OCCASION 81
Receiving latter presentation copy OF that "ork
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDIrOigE SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDIrOIVS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER
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In state bonds. District OF Columbia 365s were
higher ~ tbs Washington dispatches report The
Commit. ,e OF Ways and Means "a having agreed
uuon bill to provide for the payment oi thC III
AZ So and eX-InatUrCd coupon at bO"i In city bank
stocks, Central National t3O) sold at 100, and bank
of Ncw-lurll tJo al ll6l2. There was Il moderate
demand for railway mortgages to-day, extending
over u large number of varieties, The ST. Pauls
were easier sinking funds, SJl2. Mississippi and
ONO sinking fund steady at 81 Il, seconds fetching
40. Hannibal and st. Joseph Convertible - wCrC
irmer az 50, and the Toledo and ablSh securities
steady at n, and consolidated convcrtibcs ~ Ihla.
The Pacific issues sold lO0l2a 1868 for CeHtr;ii5,
1903 la iO3la for Union hrsts land grants at l0n'
and sinking funds nc 9l's; Western Pacific AZ ~,
and San joaquin branch AT %
la the ease of Cowdiry ct al. agt. The Missouri
Patic R1lllOad Company Ia set asdC thr decree OF
sales, the United States supreme Court yesterday
denied the motion for the following reasons: iat
they not parties tO the suit that stuC khucrS
could not become parties except where II IL shown
that the directors greatly negligent OF their do
ties, and then only with great caution and IA "A mat
ter of discretion with the Circuit Court with which
the Supreme Court will not interfere This de-
csIon virtually closes all litigation, and ignores all
the assumed rights of the stockholders oi the Mis-
sour Pacific Railroad Company
A. q. Crane, No. 13J Broadway, offers to investors
the per cent bonds of the City of Elizabeth, ~ D.
al favorable prices, and will furnish on application
full particulars OF the inanciarondtion OF that city
Messrs Nermilye * Co.. Nos. Is aud Is Nassau-St.,
oer Tor sale To Investors desiring undOubtcd scCu-
rty line of municipal bonds, and other investment
securities. They also buy and ac on commission all
securities commonly dealt in at the Stock Exchange
making liberal advances.
The Exchange Fire Insurance Company has de-
cared a seni-annual dividend of per cent, and an
| extra dividend OF per cent. payable Feb. L.
The following shows tho exports teXclusive of
specic) from the port Of New-iork to foreign ports
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