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The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
DOMEoTIC.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II, Mr.. Conklin call
ed tho Republican Senators in caucus yeter-
day. At the meeting of the Senators
Cameron and Ageslby, attacked the Prssi'
dent most savsgsly for his souther Policy
Conklin especiallo putting It stongly and
vigoroufly, that the title OF Mr.. Hayes to
the presidency, was inferior, than that Of
Mr.. Packard to heGovernorship ofLouisiana
He also attacked him for the appointment
OF Democratic marshslls In the Southern
District. The Caucus produced nothing but
discord.
Mr.. Hewitt's proposition to teach the
people Of Europe to eat Indian corn has
met with widespread, If not enthusiastic
commendation. The novelty, If not tho In
penuity of the idea, o. factor in tho en-
largement of our domestic exports, strikes
the merchants with great force, and Mr.
Hewitt is IN receipt of many letters from
them encouraging the project and Offering
practical aid In seeing 1t carried out.
The offlial returns made TO tho Bureau Of
Statistics, showed that during tho montf
ending October s1st 1877, there arrived d
the Port Of New York, 6,2OS Immigrants
Germany supplying 1883. Eagland, 1,s3S
and Ireland only 5s5. It is = singular fact
hat the emigration from Austria and 1tsl!
almost squaled that of Ireland. 1t seems te
be settled that the House of Representatives
will limit the army, to 10000 men.
Mr.. Clyner's resolution to that affect
was adopted bya vote ia to liz.
Col. Robs. Iugersoll Of lllinots has tender
ed the Berlin Mission, and will probabl,,
accept.
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d. I. M. A.

The Delaware Institute of Mechanic Arts
held another meeting on Saturday evening
at Third and King Streets. The committe on
Location reported, that they had made ia
vorable terms with the Directors of the
Institute Hall Company, in regard to their
building .a......,
Tho time fixed for tho opening Of the
coming exhibition, is December the 1st.,
and continuing ten days.
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NruTlCE.-TO WATER RENTERS.

Il persons who have sold property dur r
,np ,he year are required to give notlce 10 II
s wrstipg @ 10 The Registrar at tho office 81 the
Water apartment, 1902 Market 81 street, ,ss, Ga 20
or before the goth day OF Novenee ~ tom. nrss. a.
s1t sst nwner thename of the purch SCI, num-
her and location of tue property 50 sou.
.iherwlse they Will be held for the wa'oi
rent for, the year 1878. ,,.,,re the
Ali ersons who wish 70 disccntlnue hnNe and .nd
use Of wafer, must glvs notlce te ~ FerruIe OF
tor disoun tinuauce OF any portioa thereU, Il, ~,
a % re, tificaIe fron the Plumber that tney
have dlsconnected the pipes: ,,.xua
u"'0 Va WILLIAM II. HAY ~.
vo,n Registrar.
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HERALD NOTES.

kistori is going back to the stage.
Sidney Lanier has written an "Ode ia
Wagner"
An elevated railway 10 to constructed n
Liverpool.
Large quan titles of figs are being dried
in California.
The pope is now always carried about ii
an arm chair.
Ohie has 81 900 acres ofapple orchards
and raised this year 100000 bushels Of
apples.
sealskin sacd dAes, sociables, soiress
sleighs, skates, stoves, will soon be sea-
aonable.
The Reading car shops are overcrowd-
ed with work-the men working twelve
hours a day.
English labor is being undermined even
in the matter of cofins, which are sent to
London from Norway.
The Under Secretary for India esti-
mates the cost of the Indian famine at
eleven millions sterling.
Mr.. Myer Myers, the British Consul al
Norfold, Va, died on Thursday night. He
was eighty-eix years Of age.
A Montreal despatch says that letter Of
coincidence, signed by 1000 French resi-
dents of that city, has been forwarded tc
Nine. Thiers.
Mrs. JEFF Davis has just returned tc
this country, leaving her daughters al
school in Germany. American schools are
not satisfactory to Jefferson Davis.
Henry Seebohm, tr,velliing in Russia
| writes to the Sheffield Telegraph, thai
while the country is utteryly impecun ious
there is no want, bread and meal are ir
plenty.
A new waltz is to be introduced thil
winter, and it is described as curiont
ombination of "a slide, kick, and wiggle.''
With this explanation, almost any one car
dance it after a little explanation.
The National Library in Paris is sale
to be the most delightful place for research
| in the world. The galleries are now con-
nectsd with the central desk by pneumatic
tubes, which save much time in procuring
books.
Two men in Cincinnati, claimed to b.
Count Trotha, a Genman nobleman. The,
have referred their cases to the editors o
the German news ,apsrs, who are to decid
which is an impostor, or whether both are
frauds.
Cur trade with Brazil ia said to hav
plcdek up remarkably since March, whe1
the new line of steamers from New Yorl
began their trips. The export thither o
watches is particularly notable, America
make being preferred to the English,
| Mr.. George w. Curtis, on Staten Islant
is not the only laymau who PLAYS the pal
of parson. Mr.. Luke Lockwood, = Ne
York lawyer, performs on Sunday ever
ing the whole service-seIecting sermo
at Riverhead, Conn.,, and does the dut
lmost Satisfactorily.
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ASHORE.

During the storm Of Thursday night the
steamer Vesper Of the Electric Line, plying
between this city and New York, went
ashore on Money Island, about ten miles
above Philadelphia. At the time of the &C.
cident she was heavily laden with merchsu-
disc, which had to be removed before che
could be drifted. On Friday afternoon she
was gotten of, and the goods transferred
again, ween she proceed on her way to New
York.
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FOREIaH.

LONDON, Nov. II, 1S77-Hanni Pachs,
sub-commandsnt at Kars, telegraphs to
Coustsntinsple, under date Of October sS'
that hs has received letter from Gsnsral
Loros helikoff asking for The surrender Of
hsplacein twely.four houre.
BAroux Aav1a sHsLLID.
The Russians have rscommeuced vigor-
ous bombardment Of Batoum.
TURKISH LOSSES At DIVE BoYUN.
An Alexsndropol special correspondent
telegrspbs as follows -" The Ardahan
column )oined General Helmann after tho
battle of Devs Boyul. Tho Turkslost there
$500 killed, wounded and prisoner, and
great part Of their artillery"
THI MuRAD CONSPIRACY
Forty-eight persons in tho servics OF e1-
Sultan Murat have been arrested in Con-
stantinople, In consequence Of the recon
conspiracy.
MoNTENEeRINs RsNswINe THs WAR.
The Montenegrins have begun the bonn"
bsrdment Of Podgeritza. The place Is ex.
pected to hold out as the principal defences
have lately been reconstructed.
AMERICAN xAsoNs AT WORK.
Twenty additional American Assons b.
pau work On the uew Law Courts Building
yesterday.
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BOARDING..
lUARDING.-Cheap, at 3O5 Shipleyst.
FOR SALE.
MEDICAL.

1\R. FIT ..rR'a. VEG ATABLE RIA HEU'
~ M >TIC REMEDY lis the perscrip.
unn OF one Of philadephia's Oldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma'
tisn., neuralgia, scistica, pain, Backaohe
&C., or money refunded, by invigoratint
the nerves, Purifying the blood, ana neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits In the system
cine. Suffering and money saved by useing
IT IN time. Remember that Dr., Filter u
the only physiC An III Am RIGA devnting
AZ years t. This one line Of practice. Cure
warranted. Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street.
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ONE CENT.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
POLICE CASES.

The city has been unusually quiet the
last three days, and the magistrates are 3
little down In the heart. Before the squires
there were no cases; and at the Police Court
eight ordinary drunks were brought up, on
whom the usual fines were imposed.
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PURCHASED A FARM.

Harry Burgie, of Chicago, formerly of
this city, and who contemplatss again set
tling in this State, has bought Of VIM. Tat
nall his large farm Of 2OS acres, located on
Long Lane, in New Castle hundred, for
go, 900, or $l25 per acre, including all the
crops of the farm.
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rHE Y.M.c.A.w WEEK OF PRAYER.

We have bsen requested TO state BY pro-
ninent member Of tho Y. n. G. A.. that
young mon ore especially invited to attend
these services, to be given nightly during tho
week. The several pastors will exert them
selves to make their sermons interesting
and profitable. Services this evening will
be held In Hanover Church, commencing At
hslf.psst seven. Rev. e. stubbs and others
will preach.
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RAILROADS.

I,AnELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
pHlhAR ARALTi MORE RAILROA !t1
Il November llth. 1877. ..,,
u..,rs viii leave Wilmington - louows
Itor, ...,rh,a and intermediate stations,
Psi!ss'SSloS PaIs I'D. 800, 0 47, 10 90, q. m. So' 4"'
~, 7@,a,nS,r yaS Ian and New York, 20s.644s m,
y ~, ;1nore in al Msad Intermediate. stations. ~
os; sm; ;1Inore and Warrington. ia "a. llss 3D.
bsis,Tn Tn. IL 50, 500, p M,
S1lmo,na fnr Delaware Division leave lo[ ~
sav as"tG Castle 500, 82O. sSO, . m, la' Wv
uRyamlng R%; and intermediate stations sou
SSa S,maa m, md . d Intermediate stations, s On
Wsm SUNDAY TRAINS.
o,uoaelphia and intermediate stations
In M. s co. $50 p M.
ySS,i%SSaIphia and New York. 2 209, a M
ppnn'.;m"re and Washington. l2ti.l l8a m.
nttof Tor fnrther information passengers are
..tsyred sv to the time tables posted at the de-
pot a.FKENNEY Supt.
tun9-ly
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,xuANGE OF HOURS--WlLM1NGTON
WESTERN acknowledgements
,Ss G thursday Dec. 4. 1875. Trains Will run
ss ssovs ev,'VW Wilmington 10 20 m, and s SOpm
Lava Lava Ianden burg & Is q m and ~ p m. N :,
% Arriye at wilmington 755 m, and ~
Arrive at Landenberg al IL m. and ~
MISUNDERSTANDING leaving I.andsn'
hsrp At 6.45 q. NJ. with train for Philadel-
Pts Trsin leaving Wilmington . 1922 q q IN IN
with train leaving Philadelphia ~ g.; ,aan III
nu ,ns Inndenberg at l 0O p: m.
II Train Leaving Landenberg at ! 30 p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware train, and
wiih w train leaving Wilmington for Phlla'
~ rrsin III r leaving " umlngJon vt $50 p m
with train les ,lnx Philadelphia at y p,
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"Does your mother you're out :" said .
boy to his brother who did not 60 to school
because he had caught bad cold. eyes,
she does," WAS tho reply, "for DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has knocked my cold into =
cooked hat" 10 bought . - cent botsls.
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It Is acknowledged by
every one the ;s
THE GREAT
ONE.PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
A. @. YATES d CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Is THE
LEADING AND
POPULAR
CLOTHING HOUSE
PHILAD DELPHIA A.

What has given them
the first rank in the
trade?
Their goods are more
Sty ,sh and Better Made
and. with all thai, are
Cheaper ,han those Of
any other cloth. g con-
cern In the city. The
people have found 1t out.
and fully app eclaLe the
W e DO SELL
rs PER CENT LOWER
lhan any other house,
because WE MAKE
ALLOURPUR RICH ASEk
IN C..SH AT B'JriOM
FIGURES AND SELL
FOR CASH.
The stock comprises
the Best Assortment of
FALL AND WINI Fin
GOODS ever offered in
Philadelphia, We have
70 U X l NJ M E N = Z
FLO .R5Ailled with En-
tirely New and Fresh
Goods, and Nanufhctur-
ed by our Ou n Expert
enced Work men.
We have about eEV-
ENTY GENTLEMAN
LY SALESM EN- who
will take pleasure In
showing you the Fine
STOCK whether you wish
to buy or not.
Our sales are increaS-
ing rom week to week
and our business has
mo 9 doubled itself IN
one year, because--WE
GIVE PEOPLE THEIR
MONEYS WORTH.
A. O. YATES Il co,
LEDGER BUILDING
COR. SIXTH
An D
Oh ESTNUT
STREETS,
PHILADEl PRIA.
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WASHINGTON, ETC.. ETC., ETC.
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OlllVOANASO out by that plainest

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al Common sense" Nearly 10y " Pageas; q ~ ~
ina."n Ave. Ny. Purchasers Of this BOOK
are ara st liberty to consult Its author IL person
or or by " mail free Price BY mail " z5 lor 5ae
Standard edition, or $l'5O for the popu,ar
edition. which contains all the same men mailer t,oa
and ilust, ations. ContehCs CaoleS AAoo'
AGENTS WANTED.
MURRAY HILL PUBLlsHllINy.oCsto"N N Y
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CLOTHING.
Actions Speak Louder
Than Words 7?
FACTS SHOULD BE KNOWN.

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LOTTERIES.

Prl2e6 amounting 70 xW,OV
PkiCE IN CURRENCY-Whoie IicNSIs, nl ~, ~, ~,
Halves, $2O; Quarters, SO: Nfths, ~ Tentna
s. BTwentieths, 81; Fortieths, 81.
(,irculars of information furnished FRE1
Orders filled Prizes Cashed. spanish
Rank Bills and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers,
II Wall st.. New York.
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AMERICAN MASONS AT WORK
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NO LAND GRANTED TO SITTING
BULL.
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T E L E G r A NJ S.
MEILKOFF DEMAFDS THE SUR
RENDER OF KARS,

FORTY SERVTNTS OF MURAD
BOWSTRUNG.
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AN AMERICAN SINGER IN PARIS.
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Pension Papers Carefully Prepared
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There twelve sales yesterday at tho Real Estate
Exchange. No Ill Broadway the most important bong
that OF Tour story basement brown stone front house.
with lot TO 29o Filth aveuucD Tor SS00O0 The trans
actions OF the day us ioows.-
". ~. LUDLOW
Executors sale the foul brown
stone front house, with lot 2iSxi25, No 30 9TH
ay ". IA t. n vi bth ST. 10 John NASH Tor Ss6 900
u. v. nAnNEIT
Foreclosure salc-Jamcs n. Fay refcree--of n house
with lot 25xlu53, OF East 10Th ST., 4Ss IT, W.
OF NV. o. to \. w Lowory. plaintiff nr. ...... 27OOD
Similar sale same referec--of q house. with lot
25xiop11 on H. OF East l2sth st., 100 II. .. OF list
av 70 . Watkins, plaintiff, tor ......... $500
Similar sale -charlcs r. Iatiing, referce-of n
house, With lot 2oxiOp10. ON "a, >. Of East roth
ST., 80 H. o. OF Sd NV. to Charles Wright plain
tin for INSTRUMENTATION. 80. $500
ny A. II. MULLER AND
Foreclosure sae-Is l.. Denhcld. referee --of n
house. with lot 25xiOO5. $ \. of East 4ith ST.
200 II. Q. Of I'd av. 10 o. r. Durham. for $1,000. $500
Similar saie--R. +. Robinson, refereed n housc.
with lot 2t6 by 1913. on 3 OF East 4Ith 81
Similar salc--sane reicrco--of house, with lot
2pxiuo II, a. Of i22d IT., 100 n. W. Of LIST ay to
Charles Wri. int plaintiff for ........ .,......' 1000
NY WILLIAM ~. fRANRLIx's SONS
Trustees sale OF three story aud basement brown
stono 'front.' house, with lot 2O5xt3, No. l.OU2 "a
av. Q. corner OF seth a.. TO Picxett $3.50
nv JANIS n MILLkn.
Foreclosure saic-W iiiIam \. Kelley. referee -ofa
house, with lot 25x'5. on Madison nv. 4 W, corner
OF U3th So TO H. A. Hogart et AL .,...... II 100
. ny scoTr Mvrns.
Foreclosure sale-Frederick W, Loew. rcfcrcc-ofa
house, with lot 2i.Sx25. n. n Of 0isl IT,. 1874 r. w.
ofAaaison as. " John Campbell, pstntn tor. $50
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COMMERCIAL.

LivEnrooL, April iS--5:15 +. NJ.
Cottonfutures steady. uplands, low midding clause,
June and July delivery 1924. npiands, low middng
clause, july aud August delivery. 63i6d' npands low
mddnR clause August and September delivery go
also sales Of the q 1921
LIVERPOOL. April 1875 T.. N.
BreadstunQuet and steady. except co which II dull
corn, 28s 26s. Sd per quarter for mixed Western
Provisions -Isard, AIS. per cwt for American.
LONDON, April 1873 r NJ
ProduccRcnnod petroleum, listd pcr gallon; spirits
turpontine, Us. I'd. n rs. per cwt
LivkRPooL, April 1876 T.. NJ
Produce--Tsenned petroleum. l2Aad per gallon. Com.
rosln. IS. I'd Spns OF turpcntnc 27A Cd per cwt
ANTWERP. Aprii ~. 1871
Petroleum. 3aisr Tor fine pale American
LONDON. April Is--Eyenlng
Calcutta inseed, 5as por quarer insced oil, G2S per
LyERrooL, April lS-Evening
Llnseed oil, goa Dor cwt
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR FIRM--wHEAT FIRMER--coRN
FIgMER-oATs QUIET--wHIsKEY FIRMER--
PORK QU1ET--LARD QUIET--PETRoLEUM
srEADY-sPIRITs OF TURPENTINE DULL
RosIN DULL-oILs QUIET--CoFFEE QUIET
SUGAR TIRM-FREIonTs STRONG.
WEDNESDAY, April 18-6P.M
Business was fair In most commodities, aud full
prices most realized on Change Flour
was hrm but quiet Wheat nrmer with a better do
mand. Corn was. also hrmcr. Oats quiet Whiskcy
better Pork and lard were without decided change.
Freights were firm. especially for petroleum tonnage
Cotton the spot was quct futures closed steady.
Coffee was quiet. sugar hrm Oils and petroleum
very dull
corFgE-Thcre was steady market for RIo but trade
was quiet Al Baltimore 1900 bags Rio sold OK David
Stewart pvste terms Tho market for mild coffee was
quiet sales within the past week wore 34Il bags Mara
cabo 1912 bags Costa Rica 67s bags Mexican and 100
bags Laguaya all In lots for consumption within the
range. The stock Of mild coffee In first hands Is as
lows,Java grass mats 1904; Singapore, grass mats
1859; Maracaibo. go bags: Laguayra, 1854 do ia
maica 3s42 dc ST. Domingo. 1912 do. Costa Rica 3743
do Mexican, 1852 do Macassar. 1900 do. Total stock
Is43 bags 1904 mats Java and 1860 mats Singapore
We quote Ordnary cargoes. 18c. q l0c.; fair do Isle.
ls1c.; good do, 1876. l9c prime do, 1916
tor lots, i6c 2lc Santos fair to good
Isc i9c. gold, % days; Java, government bags 22c
23c.; do. grass mats 23c. ADO Singapore, lsc ale
Ccyion, lgc 2lc; Mnracaibo 1Sc 2Oc LRguayra 1sc
2oc. Jamaica, lie. 1sc; ST. Domingo. l0c. 1875 |;
Porto Rico 1sc y 20c Costa Rica, lsc 2Ic; Mexican,
lse. 1vlsc Macassar. lec 2ic; Apgostura, lYc.
Corrox the spot quiet but unchanged Liverpool
% Sss psi s ws4 3. 81 .sd
Our market Tor futures "pened With advance of
nr tie day and closed .se.dy with lie Closing prics Show
ing an closing Of IRON TO IL points
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States currency skies, 124x a 124K; do do, 1881,
registered ll2s4 1925 do do, do. coupon. l131s
ll3A do do, 1865, registered, 1O66; do. do, do,
coupon, l09x; do do, new, registered, lO9k ITO;
DO. do, do, do, coupon, 109k ITO; de. do. 1887,
registered 1l23s 1l21; do do, do, coupon, l127s
ll2h do. do. 1868, registered, ia max; do do,
DO, coupon, ia 114lS; do tcn-fortes, registered,
lll& nv; do. do, COUPON liz l124; do. hves,
1881 registered, llosS ll0As; do do. do, coupon,
lllA alllI; do AVS, 1891, registered, los l0Sh.
STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day. $33S wv
I s receipts. So"'ooo
ASSAS noscs rcccVeu A0N,oo"
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London market securities opened quite firm.
~ eonsols aitorward lost the Improvement and de-
clined per cent the closing quotations Of yester-
day This was doubtless on tho receipt OF the news
brought by cable from Constautinoplc and St Peters
burg to-day that the Russian Charge d'Aars has been
ordered by his government 10 leave Constantinople
tomorrow and that Prince Gortscnakon has issued
circular the Powers In which he states that Russia
makes only TO obtain security for the Christians IN
turkey and charges the Porte with forcing tho con-
dict American railway shares in London firm.
rho Bank OF England lost 100000 bullion on balance
to-day. Tho rate discount for three months bills In
the open market was ID la per cent.
The following were the quotations at in Lon
don :--Consos for money and account, 95is a 95t4;
nve-twcnty bonds OF 1865, old. 1921 1929 hve-
twenty bonds Of 1867, 1919 tcn-iorty bonds los;
fves, 1Oe; Erie common shares, 81; Erie preferred
shares, 10: Now York Central So; Illinois Central AS
and the following were the closing quotations Con-
soils Tor money, 947s do for account 945S %; lve
twenty bonds, 1865, DID, 1927 1O2S do, 1857,
1917 o l08; ten.forty bonds, l0s; now nvcs, 1885
Erie common shares, 67s; Erie preferred shares. TO-
New York Central IS; Illinois Central AK. In
Paris rentes sold up 104 &c., but closed weaker at
104c 2hc Exchange London was 25c l4hc
In Montreal the stock market very much de-
pressed In the expectation OF reduced dividend being
declared by the Bank of ntroai-Bank oil Montreal,
l07A; Merchants Bank. TX; Bank Of Commerce,
i19; Montreal Telegraph, 112A; City Passenger Rail-
road. S74; City Gas Company. 151.
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board were steady for Georgia
sevens new; South Carolnas and Ohio skies OF 1885,
and x lower TOR North Carolina skies, old april and
Octobe; Louisiana scvcns, consolidated, sold at 74.
In New Orleans Louisiana consols were lower at
73H 74h.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were irregular. with tho largest de-
cline per cen;-ln Hannibal and ST. Joseph eights
convertible. The other changes follows An
advance OF tx IN New Jersey Central nrsts CONSOLE
dated, and u IN Chicago and Northwestern conso-
dated and decline of u Central Pacific lrsts (San
Joaquin branch). and in Union Pacific rsts and sink
ing iunds
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leum In our Lass at Ia 500 bbs refined and ubricsting
OIL and 2o tons slate ~ current rates British steamship
ITO arrivel from New Haven ConstantiLope another
eastern European port with ordnance At lump sum
Norwegian bark 493 tons hence to DantEc with 5000
tons nov q Tybeei. hence to Bremen HAMBURG with
.ottenourg with sObbs naphha At 5s 3D. Norwegian
bark eos tons hence TO Elsinore for orders with 900 bills
rehned petroleum. nj U.s. I'D ierman bars. fol tons
hence n', 20 london wh asD bbs DO. a. a. iossd a
swedish bark, OIO tons, hence TO Hamburg Brenen
with iSD bills DO. ut H. an American ship. .is tors
reported from Wseassot 10 Liverpool with deals, at 6os
brsh bark 400 tons reported from ~. John. y. b. 10
barcelona with deals. ut SIS 3D.. American brig Al