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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
Resignation Of Assistant DOOrkeeper
Donovan N irmish with the Texas
Railroad Robbers.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Gen. Fields, newly
elected door keeper OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives, took possession of his Office to-
day lie was soon besIeged by importunate
place hunters. II is not supposed that he
will make many changes Donovan, assis-
tant door keeper under Polk, resigned.
The post office department received re-
port stating that the officers engaged in
trying To arrest the robbers who stopped the
train on the Houston and Texas Central
railroad, and robbed the express and mails
have had a skirmish with the authorities
who are in force. The assistance OF the
State authorities has been invoked to effect
their capture.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
Thirty thousand Destitute Men In
BallimORe.
lSt. Louis Times,

There are 10000 men in Baltimore desti.
tute of a days work, and the distress for
want of employment was never 30 general
in that city as it is now. These are alarm
ing facts and have been brought before the
Council in such manner a. will probably
result in measures for the public relief. 1t
il quite certain that this vast amount OF
idle energy cannot remain untitled much
longer with safety to the body polite; and
equally certain that it cannot be justified
upon any principle of justice or economy.
|fhe credit of the city is unimpaired and
there is work enough in the way Of needed
Improvements to give every able-bodied
loiterer in the corporation something to do.
Charters and statutes must be stretched .
little to prevent starvation.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

We call the attention of some of our Eats.
ern brethren who have such a hatred OF
the silver dollar, to the reading of the law
against marring the coin. Don't go to
toning down the eagles wings, and trim
ming his tail feathers, or pairing down the
nose of the goddess, or boring holes in her
head. The fine for each such offense is not
less than 81 600. Western sinew has been
expended for the silver dollar, and by the
memory of our daddies, that "E Pluribus
Unum" and bald-headed eagle must be let
alone, or there1l be trouble.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
TssURMAN.S FUNDING BILL.
Text Of Thurmsan's Pacific Funding
Hill which Passed the SENATE To-

Hill which Passed the Senate To
day.
WAsHINGToN, April 9-Mr. Thurman,
Pacific railroad funding bill, passed by the
Senate tonight, makes the Union Pacific
and Central Pacific railroad companies paw
into the United States Treasury, in addI,
ton to the whole OF the Governments earn
ings, not to exceed Tor the former company
Sl5O, 900, and for the latter S3D000O per
year. The Government has, heretofore,
RETAINED ALL OF THE GOVERN MESr EARN
INGS,
although one-half Of them has been due To
the con ..snies. The objection made To the
bill Wa ri as To the amount to be paid in
to the ~;r,ing fund, bus To other sections OF
the bill .IcIuding the declaration OF the
rights g., mend, alter or repeal the bill,
should il become law. Senator Thurman,
in his remarks to-day. explained these sec
tons in manner which deprived them, to
some extent, OF their objectionable fea-
lures
THE AMOUNT Due THE COMPANIES
hereafter from the Government for trans
portation and other services which has
heretofore been held in the L. ;. Treasury
without benefit or interest To the companies,
will, Immediately on the bill becoming
law, bear compound interest a. 4 part OF
the sinking fund and be placed to the cred
IL OF the two companies.
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Thrown into the background.

vienna, april 9-The Official Wiener Alb
ner" states that by ministerial declarations
made last night in the British Parliament,
the prospectus Of me cssembiing Of p Con-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
For This Brave Act I'VE Say Hurrah,
for Our Governor Hurrah,
for sour Tro ps.'
A Fellow in Maine browns I'll, Object
Of His Affections Secause He
Loved Her Too Much.
SA-Congressman Vance Turns Up in
San francisco, Being Totally
Insane
The City Marshal Of Dodge CITY
Killed While Engaging in Row.
LIFE IN DODGE CITY.

4 Row Occurs i'm which the city
Marshal il Killed and two Other
Wen are BADLY Injured.
SPECIAL 10 the Leavenworth Times.l
DODGE CITY, Kan, April a shooting
scrape occurred this evening in which the
city marshal was killed and two cattle men
badly wounded
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Ihe House
Committee on the Pacific Railroad, to-day
directed Representative Chalmers to repor,
to the House, with favorable recommends
ton the Pacific Railroad funding bill,
identical in its provisions with Thurman's
bill, now pending before the Senate.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

LIrrLEroS, y. H., April 9. Hiram
Weeks, Of St Johnsbury, W., former di,
rector Of the Merchants National Bank oil
that town, is reported to have absconded
taking $4,000 Of trust and borrowed
fnnd.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
We Have R000 Enough fer al1G0
ALBANY Journal, ST.

Immigration has again set in with indi-
cations that it will be much larger than the
average for some years past. As all our
cities are now OVERLOOKING with surplus Ia
borers, it is much to be hoped that these
fresh arrivals from the old world will be
shown every inducement to lead them to
strike out at once for the great West. In
these dull times there is no assurance for
immigrants unless they look to the soil.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
To Adjourn for Easter.

LONDON, April 9.-ln the House of Com
mons this afternoon, Sir Stuff ri NOrthcote
stated that the House would adjourn for
Easter recess on the 10Th inst, provided the
pending debate on the address to the Queen
is concluded
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
THE ROUuANIAN ARMY
would suffer Itself tn be Crushc,
Rather Than he Disarmaa.

Rather Than be DisarmaA.
LONDoN, April a telegram from Bu-
charest says that the report is confirmed
that Prince Ghika has been authorized TO
inform Prince Gortschakoff that the Rou-
manian army would suiier itself to be
crushed rather than BE- disarmed. Prince
Charles has notified the Russian Consul 10
the same effect 1t Is stated
that Russia is about to relinquish
the clause of the treaty guaranteeing
the passage Of her army Though Roumanis,
and will send delegate to treat directly
with the Roumanian government on the
subject. The Vienna Political Corrsspon-
dence, however, asserts that the Russian
representative at Bucharest repeated Prince
GortschakOfi-s threats on Sunday.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 9.-Mr. Buck
ner's bill to substitute treasury notes Tor
national bank notes will be considered in
the House Appropriation Committee, pro
vided il does not interfere with the tariff or
appropriation bills, or pending special or
der.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

cumnavigate the city at any hour of the
night. For six months 1 sojourned in the
city and never heard General Butler
abused the whole time was there. In
national politics they we're against him and
everybody else, unless thinking and acting
with them. Buffers campaign in that sec
tion was successful one, and from what 1
know of it has induced me to become
warm admirer of him. He's got pluck,
and is not afraid of anybody. He's q man
OF much finer sensibilities than he Is gener-
ally credited with.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

lGlobe Democrat, 81

The 6sht between the men Who pay the
taxes and the men Who steal the taxes in
this city has commenced. II can be made
short sharp and dscisive, II the honest men
20 declare.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
HE STRIKE.

No Further Trouble Anticipated and
the. s.EAiiant'' Militia Will Return
HOme-Ihe killing of nm EnpOria
Preacher the Main Feature Of Ihe
Campaign.
TOPEKA, Ran, April 9.-Nothing OF i'm
portance with regard TO the strike has oc-
Cured here to-day. Nothing unusual has
happened at the depot. Freight and pas
senger trains have moved on time and the
strike is practically over.
A MINISTER KILLED.
At Emporia, Kan, A. J. Shannan, a
Congregational minister, was accidentally
killed, this morning, by the accidental dis
charge of a gun in the hands OF a militia
man. 1t was purely accidental, as far as
can be learned No demonstrations have
been made to-day, and the Independence
and Leavenworth companies will return
during the night, or tomorrow. The city
is quiet. The United States District Court
met here yesterday and the docket is not
unusually large Judge Foster delivered a
special charge TO the jury on the stoppage
OF mail trains.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

[Chicago Post, 81

1t is often said that some men and vo-
men eat themselves out of house and home
but now the fashion is for men who have
been appointed to foreign missions to eat
themselves out Of the country. He would
be . cheap, . very Insignificant minister
who would be permitted to 60 abroad With.
out . banquet
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The President
has nominated james Dumair a. receiver
Of public moneys of Springfield, Mo, and
james c. Talman az surveyor general for
Oregon.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
Fire.

LANCASTER, y. H., April "a fire this
evening, destroyed about half Of the bnsi-
ness portion Of the town: eight stores and
dwellings and the Republican Office were
destroyed. Loss, $50, 600 insurance. SIS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
Hmm Tor Their LiycS.

ATHENS. Apr.!9.-Eight thousand The
sslins frori l@ned village ia ThessaIy,
have taken rel. se in Greece. They are FL
tircly destitute
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
School BuIldi.g harmed.

DUNDEE, ILL.,, April 9. - The Union
School Building was burned to the ground
al tao o'clock this morning. Loss, 81, 900;
partially insured
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

CoSsrAxIISoPLE, April 9.-The Rus
slams are completing the Notifications be-
gan by the Turks at Schekmidja and Ser
kes. Fresh parchases of arms is being
made by the Turkish war officer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
And the Judge shall s0y - Those -
uhe Right. ~ Wos Hungry md ye
Fed Mes''
lCommonweath, a.

The NicodemuA, Graham county, suffer-
er., are receiving aid from Leavenworth.
We note that Col. Thomas Moonlight has
contributed . paper Of tacks, and H. Miles
Moore bottle Of ink. 1t will be . happy
moment for the poor colored man when he
sits down to drink his ink and eat his tacks.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

sUYyolEsz Feb y, 49,
Thin prr-onaf1r appeared the said George T.
Dnsmnrr and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by hjpI suls-cri bed T. true. Before me,
SETH j. TuDyAS Justice Of the Peace.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

be kept the city clean; be enployed IL
poor and made is safe toe . vo0an TO or.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY ls7s-oUNrUPLE

Arm We quote :-Linseed OIL co., 62c sperm. crude, 81
sshsrn wIais 5ts DO soSine1n @ a sssshse wasr
anc, &c natural do 55e extra bieaehed winter elsphsnt
fish. 4sc. crude nsh. SOUND. ssc
changed We quote :"crsae. ia bulk, i s Sss Sc
10 odnr si.. ss sfa @ Hs 3d. s
do at Ba timore 9ssc.
raas peso Nl% York. 900 1ts SSIs o cisy
s 3 900 s;,h.. 10 =. sas do ss.e 1900 se =
closing. s3he.. bid strictly.
demand We quote Dressed turkeys fresh xlsa, i5e
iss. spring turkey. lSs isc Fowls phadelghia sprinE
;P5as lss sos Jersey Ice .ias
Phiiadspnia ias ise Lsns Island isc zoe. Teal,
Soi a.oe Ms..sd ssc SOC Wood duck eos 1ac
Wosasses r D's sl': 3 per pair '
. rnov'sGs; s, $50 se.; lard 4ss
packages; s5l boxes; beet As bbis s2
s. s. bid t. $ s. E f.i %
s: "a .as ssd sss g s s =
sslA spot, mes. sold on private terms quotea :.
wa. ns.i ssef fH.s and BEEF "Sn
also noHs"y re'ssa hos @
ma slss. for market pigs: Lard ssss, closing
ssSssr ss?s s%sSi a "ss
s.asa y at s' ID Y T.;
81 sas ior November So 50 and s. s.
s s ss'' ss: were l ',ss'; sss -
ansa q esS FOR ;sa Ii. =" 4
so97 do shipments the week, 1886 The market
aa State dairy iae 2is Western
do ioc. l6c. Western factory. oc i2c Cheese
Shipments or the week s. $50 boxes Tie market wa.
Arm W s so ae;ey 30 Sc @ s
bills Receipts tor the week 6,2o3 Dbis. Tho market
a25au. asc.: State anu rennsyvania. 22c. 22xc.
ass ass so se
bags
Ina fair, sAc good s'sc prime s'4cs 7s; oasiana
sTEaalss hsesiD.. 100 ssiees The market WAS quiet
Sales were made A. g 70. prime
EsI.a So.sa as ans s.y us W.
ana SoSss s1e 7sse. FSrto kco refining, common 10
@ hass 81. ..saa.id s DO & ss.a 4 s.'Ss
9ssca aAc p9wde,ed, ess; sranuatsd. sc e5sc; of
ss Js ssow s9' .ss 's as other sa grades
fALIowEsees.ps 1a hhds 55 tierces ea bbls and l2
casks he market was quiet sales were about 1000 lbs
wnlsKsY.-Keceipts. 2s4 bbls The market was quiet;
"a ns au with s
24ooo soshs sraI 3D. some lots provisions on private
900 case. srepe a.ss~ steam 7oo SSi. aoal
on private Aatverp s. 10 hhd. soSsoco, 81. Cd
ssrs y SEED M :
oats. loAc. British bark, hence to Tyne pock. 1880
'-s ss.a. M 81 n.vre Aa.s.ltS sco QUAR- QUAR-
grain I.,.., S s ...a 9. h;nse
% ss BARK 70 sa ooS Ss. ,saaed
Ds.rosa% 3 Aa:ss5p 3 ,s esr%:n 3: ;Se
wegisn bark from Philsaslphis Cork Tor orders al
ss iss from 1000 b
Norwegian bark, from baltimore TO Bremen 1850 bo,s
the Baltic 3so petroleum. private terms
BARK reported hence 50 Trieste 400 o6s DO private
market. as We learned to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM-FLoUR STEADY-WHEAT QUIET-CoRN
sTEADY-oATs sTEADY-PoRK WEAK LARD
wEAK-wHIsKEY QUIET-ROsIN FIRM-sPIR-
ITS TURPENrINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
QUIET-COFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR STEADY.
SATURDAY, Oct 5-6 p NJ.
Business. both on and OF Change, was quiet. At
the Produce Exchange flour was steady and wheat
more quiet. corn ana oats ruled steady. Waiskey
was quiet Pork and lard weak Cotton the
spot was without change. Futures closed nrm Coffee
sngar ruled steady. Navsl stores generally
steady, and oils and petroleum quiet.
COFFEE The market for Brszs ruled steady but quiet
Mild coffee quiet. We quote Ordfnary cargoes l4c
l5c ;iair do 1870. l7c good do. l7ac IKE; prime
do. l7Ac lsc extreme for lots, 14s<c 1910
santos. fair TO GOOD, 1915. 1919, gold. 30 days;
Java government bags. 23c 24c mats, 23hc
25c singapore, l6c. a 17c. Csyon, Ice lsc. Mara
caibo, l4c . l7c.; LaGusyra. l4c 16zc.a Jamaiss.
lakc 1916; ST DOMINGO l2c. 13c.: Costa Rics. l5c
isc; Mexican l5c l7c Macsssar, l7c l5c ;Angos-
tura IBc lSc Ssvania. lac. lie: Curacsa l3kc
l5c.
Corros on the spot quiet but unchsnged Futures
opened points better The market WIS irregular but
cossd nrm Closing pricss Of FRIDAY and
asf foIlows:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Less Ac-
tive. but Steady.
GOLD QUIET AT 100 1-2.
Government Bonds Firm States Dull
and Railroads Irregular
THE BANK STATEMENT.
GOLD QUIET AT 100 1-2.
THE BANK STATEMENT
Money on Call Easy at 3
4 Per Cent.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, Oct 5-6 +. NJ
halt per cent advance IN Lake shore as net
gain tor the day, and general standstiil IN the
quotations OF the other so-calcd active stocks,
sum up, in BRIEF the record OF the days business
The maximum Of interest was focused upon the Van
darbilt property, has been the case Tor the Two
days past With II came also tho greatest smount
OF dealings So what with the attention u attracted
and the trade that created thereby, the Lake
Shore speculation not only retained its prominence
but directed tho course Of the rest of the market
Accordingly prices rose fell in harmony with the
keynote sounded by the favorite, and II they
better and no worse at the end oi the
session than they bad been at the begin
ming thero was stin satisfaction In finish
ing In accord with the leader OF tho movement.
Although popular boiler favors the impression that
the rise In Lake Shore purely mechanical there are
rumors afoat afford for believing that
there 10 ground for the improvement For instance,
the business Of the road Is said to be emnently
sasiactory From quarters deserving OF credit it is
reported that the earnings Of the limo Tor September
are sausl to Of per cent upon the stock, and tha
moreover, tho road is now earning per cent, which,
II true will permit Of per cent dividend being de-
elared at the next meeting called Tor this purpose
While as stated, Lake Shore gained u por cent, the
res. Of the market rested in tho end n stau quo ante
be" or in the vernacuIar, at the prices (near
or about) at which the days battle commenced.
Although there was some liquidation, 10 secure
preats, as Is the custom Of Saturday afternoon,
there was plenty Of latent strength left-quise
enough It would seem, to threaten the bears aggres-
s,velv when the new week comes In. The Depart
meut OF Agriculture at Washington estimate the
total wheat crop this year 400 900 Of bushels
and the corn crop. II no unfavorable circumstances
intervene per cent above that OF last year. The
following sapisnt telegram also received over Mr..
x,srnan's tape:-'Tt not believed that the infu-
ences that operated against the Northwest hs season
viii have auy effect next years. crop" Reference
can only be had to the destructive influences Of
storm, rain and blight Most people would oe satis-
aed II they could only see into the middle Of next
vesk-the author Of the Telegram aspres to into
the middle OF next year.
mA. o,aniog hiohsst loweat and closing Drlcaa Of
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
A soLDlERs ESTATE.

Judges Garrettson, Quaiis and Brinkerhor sitting
In the Hudson County IN. ~ orphans Court, at Jsr.
sey CITY, yesterday, heard tho arguments on tho
ceptioss 70 the account Of Ludwig Revsss admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate OF Peter FrciRmuth. Deceased
had been conductor In the employ of the Nortn
Hudson County Railway Company wncu he enlisted,
a0d, during hts service, mapsged 70 save wbous
$4,000 he vas drowned near Fort shaw. Montana
Territory. His property lay partly Hudson county
and TINS city and Ludwis Rsusou, lawyer, OF this
city, was appointed admlnistratcr Charles 0erch,
ion OF tho estate Tor having discovered credit Of
a. 0C0 IN behalf Of the estate. Before his doata
frcgmuth had accumulated 1900 worth OF stock In
tho railway IN which ne was employed, Of which only
Gerich knew, and 0sriicn alleges that the admins-
traitor agreed 10 pay him uity per cent OF the money
recovered u he would put MIN the track OF the
properly. 0eriich never received mis- halt and 20
oiatns 10 DO creditor. Mr.. Rcuser In his answer,
set iorsh tnat n there was any agreement between
him and Gerlich II that they should divide the
money themselves snd cheat the hsirs ous Of ~ the
Court adjourned the further oonsderation Of the ease
yesterday anti Saturday nexk
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

Wheat quiet the first call 40 oUO bushels No.
for November sold 81 O6a. second call "a usO
bushels No red Tor octoycr sofa ., n % 81 800 do
90 90 n: Novsmber m 90 aud 5000 do do Deeem6er & a.
bushels at 81 ok asl "a for 20. amber winter %
"a 9S for No rod wln,eI ior No red winter oJ
So y. 'ps ss. 81 o ssf'es'S
aud 81 os,s Tor isuJ sa.nsis No red for osioSer'
Corn was steady A. ths hrst eali 5000 bushels ssh
and IS GOO 90, steamer December sold at 4ae
second cali 5000 bushels q tor November, At 4gAc
closing as o'io.s;-s,samsr; October 4se bid. .slas
steamer. November. 4s,sc. bid. sSc asked; steamer
December. 47e. bid. Soc. ASKED; No. do. 5oc
$4,000 oashss At low mixed: <shc 4sxc. Tor
No mixed; sic. for No white ln eievator Oats
mixed, ale Slc extrs white, nominal 3sc. No.
do. 55e 5ec No DO. 2y,sc 3e. No. 3 do 2sc |;
ss a1s The sales we're 40 .ooa, ISL 1900 S".6eis s0 '0
GUSSIKs market Tor bagsing maincd nrm and In
Jobbna demand and ,he sales about 10 900 r.
q lie. Tor 2 lbs AM II ,ac ior 2h los
liKsp AND JurE-1ne market quiet but firm. We
Sis ior double sss siss sifs Tor uSarssssa, Eas
STA eean. 500 a$.lU pold Italian. S27O $40 gold;
cash ana time: Manila hemp. r. sisai Bye is,is Sc
6hc. Hccorung To quality.
MoLAssss the neral market was steady We quote =
32c JUc 3ic. Porto Rico. 3Oc. 4c English
islands Die HBoc.; New Orleans. new crop. common to
NAVAL sroRss Thc market tor spirits turpcn,Ine
msined firm but quiet. Resin was upcnanged We
sss.c ros,n good strained, 81 42ls III as, strained,
~ ~ ~ 421s tar " Az ~ 5o; pitch ~ Adviess
81 ass spirits arm a7c. RAJ quiet. 81 g. Turpent,ne
nsrd, 81 20; soft aud virgin. 81.
us Cc,.onseed oil was quiet and closed ~ the call rs
ssa. January ssse hid. issss. asked Lin;sed rsisd
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

Central u. to s2K. New Jersey Central sold at a54
SO. Bar silver vas quoted At 5l,sd. per ounce
The Bank OF England gained s4o 900 bullion to-day on
balance
state bonds ss the Board very dull. with sales
confined to Louisiana ssvens, consolidated Missouri
SKIES and District OF Columbia a65s, all OF which
we're steady In railroad bonds there was advance
OF per cent in Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North
Arsts. u IN Wabash nrs,s tst Louis DIVISION ex
matured coupon), x in Southern Pacific Railroad
frsts, Il In st. Paul king funds In Ohio and Mis-
sssippi eonsoIs aud Pacific Railroad OF Missouri
nrsts. There was decline OF u In Canada Southern
Arsts guaranteed, aud Union Pacific hrsts
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
SECOND B0ARD-l P.
5000 p. # w L q Ist

$25OOo US 6's 1881 In7zs $4,000 US 41s 91. lo3ss
1000 Us 6s q 'sl..b los 10000 Us 5sc 's be 1854
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

$3OFU +, Fl w 4 O list
1000 Union Pac LIST.
5000 NJ &st L c $ f.b3
5000 ct West I'd. xc
100 shs + NJ 81 Co. be
200 90 ..
500 n Y @ & Hud X. be
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

The Treasury now holds $349. $50 IN United
States bonds national bank circulation, and
$13, $685. 400 In United States bonds public
oepssis United States bonds subscriptions
to the four per cent loan, So 5753.6oo United States
bond deposited tor circulation during the week end
ing to-day, 1884, 500; United States bonds held for
circulation ~,hdYawn during the week ending to-day,
$l7s, 400 National bank note observation-disclosures
ing currency notes. $S2l. 7si. 3Ss; geld notes,
81 go Internal rsvenus receipts, x345, ,6l6 SO;
Customs $69s, ,sl9 l6 Receipts of national bank
notes Tor redemption for week ending to-day as
compared with The corresponding period OF last
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

Tho following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day alpha 10; Alta 15
Bsloher, H. Best Belcher 3s; Bullion Is; Calsdo-
nia s; California, IA; Consolidated Virginia, 15I;
Cholar Potosi. 90; Consolidated Imperial 1k Grown
Point, 1oh; Gould curry. ~; Hale l. Norcross 20;
Justice l0 julia, 8; Ksntuck, s1S Mexican. 50 80;
Ophir ea; Ovsrman. %; Savage. ~; Sierra Nevada,
24O; Union Consolidated, ls4; Utah. 43; Yellow
jacket "a; Exchcquer, TX; Silver Hill, 3. The