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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08
NEWS or THE DAY.

Mr.. Tilden is expected soon to
como South and spend a short time
in Florida.
There have been great many
failures and suspensions in the
North and West during tho past
week.
The Popo's health is visibly de-
clining, and the Cardinals are hay ,
ing some little differences about the
place at which shall bo hold tho
Conclavo to elect his SUCCESSOR.
The steamer .Heorsugc, which had
the famous naval duel with Scmmcs'
1hnbon'a, was stranded off Ports
mouth, Now Hampshire, on Friday.
At last accounts wrcckcrs wore
engaged in trying to get her atloat
again, with hopes of success.
The action of the highest Masonic
body in france, the Grand Orient,
III striking out from it's declaration
Of principles tho expression of belief
IN God and in tho Immortality of
tho soul, being in direct contraven~
ton of the traditions md crocds Of
the Masonic body throughout tho
world, has been rcpudiatcd by
seventy~siX lodges in France, dis
approved by tho Irish Grand IIo odco
and now by the English.
The quarrel among tho NIassa-
chusetts Good Tcmplars, arising
from the exclusion Of colorcd mem
hors from the order, eliminated
last week in the dissolution of the
Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts. and
tho formation of new Grand
Lodge. Tho primo mover in tho
revolution was DR.. William Wells
Brown, colorcd man, who is SUP
ported in his action by the English
officials.
In tho New York board of alder
men on Saturday g resolution was
adopted declaring that greater
benefit could be gained for tic city
by the discharge of Boss Tweed
from Imprisonment than by his
longer detention, and recommends
ing tho attorney general and corr
poraton counsel to release him
from imprisonment after securing
to tho city such property as ho
now possesses, and after taking
means to secure his testimony as
might be deemed necessary in any
suits That might bo brought by the
city.
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Just Received.

a PPLES, Oranges, Pears, Raisins
"A and Onions, just in and low for
cash.
Wo will keep on hand during tho sea-
son choice stock of tho above fruits.
ALSO,
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No Compromises with Thieves.


is said, hnvo succeeded without
much trouble in fastening como
cri,no or other upon almost evory
Radical leader in the State. In
dealing with these knavcs thero
should be no distinction. If tho
example be once sot of letting any
culprit of, then it will DO exceod-
ingly difficult to draw tho line at
any particular point. Thoro is not
a Radical in tho State who is not
more obnoxious to some portion of
our people than any other of tho
crow, and his pardon would in
evitably raise howl of dissatisfac,
ton. The people, whom they heard
that Moses, Woodruff, Leo, Jones
and Nash had been granted i'm
munity, were soothod only by tho
plea that this course rendered
absolutely certain the bagging of
noblor game. The only result thus
far has been tho conviction of
Smalls, who has appealed and is
now actually sitting in Congress-,
and Of Cardozo and Cass Carpenter,
who, we believe, arc out on bail.
The rascals richly deserved pun
lshment, but their crimos wcro not
q whit moro hoinous than those of
othors. Patterson, thanks to q
disagreement between tho Senate
and the House, would now, if his
health permitted, be luxuriating in
the Senate Chamber and drawing
bis five thousand year. Cham~
borlain pursues his unruf1lod course
in n law Office in Now York.
Parker is in Jail, wo believe, but no
decisive steps have been taken in
his case. Neaglo is at large.
Bowen wakes fat in the sherit1"s
office in Charleston. Worthington
is at liborty to seek frosh fields. a
matter of fifty or hundred minor
thieves are at largo, plotting for
revival of tho Radical regime.
1t is true that justice moves
slowly, but it should nevertheless
move perceptibly. The people, too,
would be long suffering and patient
were they assured that everything
would be done properly in it's
order. But when they hear it
rumored that ono faction would
spare certain Radical and prose-
cute the rest, while another faction
would vigorously prosecute tho
1avorite OF the first faction, and
would yet shield some othor crimi.
nal, the people wish to know when
this thing will end. The STRAIGHT
course is tho best. No favor should
be shown. All should be prose-
cuted alike. or all should be suffered
to go free..
The straight-out campaign Of
1876 caused surrender of all in
alv'dual preferences for particular
Republicans, And tho public veal
demands that the Democracy still
present q bold and solid front.
"No compromise" is tho watchward
OF victory,
The telephone and phonograph,
the one for transmitting sound and
the other for preserving it, have
scarcely ceased to be a cause for
amusement, when m electrician
comes forward with the electro~
scope, the province of which seems
TO DO to transmit waves of light by
electricity. Combine it with the
telephone, and while two person ara
talking with each other at a distrnce
OF say 500 miles, they can actually
see each other, at least 80 claims
the inventor.
Accounts from Abbeville and
Clarendon counties state that tho
repeal OF the lien law is causing
considerable distress to the smallel
te~rna-s.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08

In consequence of my withdrawing
from the firm Of Leetch & Co., and being
about to leave tho State, oil persons in
debted to the old firm will find their ac-
counts with +. Elder; and any accounts
unpaid by january 90, will be placed
with my attorney, a; NJ. Macsoy, for COL
lection. No exceptions made.
jan 6-txtjan2O II. L. LEETCH.
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will continue tho business heretofore
conducted by Loetch & Co., and respect
fully solicit continuance Of the patron.
age Of the public. All persons owing tho
firm of Lcetoh Il Co. will settle with me if
paying by january 30, 1878; and those
having any claims against tho same will
present them to me for payment
L. ELDER.
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NOTICE..

TNIIE firm of Lcetch & Go. is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent.
January l, 1875 L. ELDER,
r l.. LRETCH,
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Notice to Creditors.

a IL persons having claims against
"A. the estate Of Richard Dove. Senior.
deceased, are required to establish their
demands on the 9th day of January next
before the Probate Judge at Winnsboro
South Carolina
OR. THOMPSON,
Ses 1S-lav3v Up. P.C.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08

Accounts from Abbeville and
Clarendon counties state that tho
repeal OF the lien law is causing
considerable distress to the smaller
te~rrs-s T
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08
d. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
JNO. 8. REYNOLDS, Associate Editor.

10 BE or not to be afraid of
Russia is tho question now, most
"gitating tho people Of Merry Eng
land.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

"a 5000 e. for 9:1 81 yss 81 g r.
500 tons $50 t5Hs on Cake 22s Ga 500 bbs flour private
gran @ssy Sa.s 10 h6as feSssSss, g:
British bark sl5 tons another, 1,125 tOns all laid
SSS Cor genera 5E Of foregoing STS
ceiyng lump e l,7O0. Bremen, sail, German
cs tSrd Ss 3D. 900 55a Ro.in 81 ga Gsr@ss SHIP
HAVE .Os a af S S. 20 Ba 20 Gsn roS ssr
100 bales Hemp, 900 marks. TO Gibraltar and Caliz,
$50 hSds Te5SccS SIS 81 300 eaeS DO l3e per iooi
e eo4 ePaaI s os eG Grain a. 81 NosgsS BARK
Chartered seioe arrival yoy'g o. PIRATE terms,
60 arrive to antwerp 5000 DO 5s 3D. Norwegian 9arS 20
bark 10 Odessa 10000 cases Refined Petroleum. 80 &c,
gold korwegian barb 70 me d Bsc s,100 Dds 40,
voyage $500 do another chartered before arrival
he United KHgdom direct 800 d. a. lid; American
schooner 20 Tralee G50 do, as Gl AmereSn ship LBS
rent rates Norwegian bark from Philadelphia %
from d. g. Aneona 500 DO &C. 5d and LOO cases do S2e
s s9G ha is1 sSso09s 1 @ b vi
tgn 70 Genoa Vireina Tobacco 5is So From 81 join
From CieuIuogos American bark 477 tons. 10 Boston,
hid. Prom ABea t;pan)Britsh bark 500 tons to New
0ii%Iinseed about sreaiy fair sails SIC Others quiet
On Change "a cal for Cation Seed no sales.
b5s Reane here Ii a. to-day 5000 DO &C. Crude N
Sic fsRed NC asked here .c asked in Philadelphia
ldGdic IN BALTIMORE prompt deb sAles Oh emiSq,
BID, 81 49, askCi
PROVIsIONs-P RK-Narket opened firm. closed shade
lower Eica ely active sales 600 bbls &eS spoh SIg 40
aSl0 7'i 75g bis. Jniy, S0Sg 200 bbs septemDgr'
SO juefi0 % second "Cs" june, 30 20dTiU 40 JuN
oslo 80 October, SO 4Oafl9 ~ . .: EEEF and BEE
HAMS QUOT GrchqE rcd zee. CUT MEATS hnaeTi sales,
1000 o.. rcsied Bellies. tSlgc; i0Og feklCd Hams'
lolr .5JD Smoked Hans iuls0l c $50 Do Sh0uidcH
Gc Mllc gg,t h1n @esirra Long Clear 5'ie cry 90.
Iig' Gg... = .MagSct tess 3gt,ye lover saes'
1y3 to- Prime Stean'. SPOT. I29Gt 25c.i 2Do les
Jane 12stj l,5C0 ts JHy. T. '20}z7 Agc.' ci95iog
900 lcs pnbrr. 73aq 1t2,sr- closing Soc 800 ties
Wear. 7.2rr. second 81 Can 'Juv. 22d7 2lc August
L2'ha7&ac sept mb p la5a q ,0c ocioD r. ga 3lc.'
December 7tGa IG0c Yer. f2HUf 2z cc' Cay steam,
limited reqscs quoted Lie i;rlncd dGllj Continent
quotct rs ii1c T.G2 ge...-EIjFEN aud 'uEi1SA quiet
unchaErc.. hGuS "n. re 80 ~. !aano Ae,s-leF',j'
i&ad lfc. state PrEnHy.viun lEf lSgi f5reh eStofn'
l2c: C,nadE iZ9i2lc., ordinary 7o,s, ii@iI ~ ,a
IuCf-liIm: pretty good Joining iiairs pr, c bi1a
7aic: RsnECpn, 6tc, duty pu am So god ~ hoad
~rEAl3 E-~ieaeY sales. $1,000 ID Ci'y sac" IhUOO
n Western, filr.
~ %; !or Gogd air ugu..y' ~ac ptt w rEchnZ -
hLds. Cull, Tl8afitc; Lhir Mcl3tI, Clc tbl hhdS
CcninmEul ~ SAC Coz boxr' Mexican "a te Coz bh.s
Uuadaloup importers sinclB have brcu inctrel
about lGou hhds Wilma week 80 rslnsr. have IegrySa
fair quantity. Refined drm pretty cool arwaud Terminated
&C. Powdered Hsc9-gc; tIu,acL .'ci STANDARD a. &c
TALLu o. bull sales $1,000 q, ElsFtc. 1900
WUiskEl-Mafket quiet i aalc5 20 bJs 81 O5'2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

ProuH AND MEAL-FLOUR-Marke without decided
S9asFs Bga. e ses S 900 bb ely
Mn EIus for West Indies 500 ~ 4'30 o SD n,s
Wheat Extra - 76 300 bbs Low Ezra - 80 20
S S9C PPl q s5SF9 7 Of Se ,os To-
9neseos no o1oSp 10 P FTTS STATE siSSG % Par
70 Choice 81 3Oas4 30 choice 20 Fancy 80 ss6 26 Com
az sSds5 Common TO Good Extra Ohio. f4esi 70 !
Good % c9oce No. - sSds5i Clear = 66as5 %
Straight o. 60 est Patent 50 2oSs1 40 Th common
70 Fair 4s Is 2 Good do 5 Il ' SsysI en- SSoa TO
demand sales 100 bls Poor 70 FT h6Fs sps paS
~ Is s including 900 PG for s5g1T s e seSs e
E 0N 8 S 1niet sty sales 600 bis 81 $50
81 80 Yellow Western 81 so randyWine sAes %OV sA'A'
oPoREISs FRbfTsgB1 auction sales $500 boxes Me-
10 GRRAfS~wHEXT Market heavy la2e lower very mod;
nght trade in options saes 24Ou0 ,lsh tgtpTes $4,000
Il sP Ssl sR' 3d. ni s 's Ri sI5 Y5S
Minnesota 81 O6 ungraded Winter Red Wes,rR Sd~aS
q 10 10; ia SSl 2" % Shs 81 ia white 81 1891 io
81 siS1 o. i1O no ' Spring June 81 03ss C2 scesg
81 o ed Of s SS Hs sS August E s odns s7c b
no Northwest June q 9S closing he4 ~ 20 co.
os JS % SG g. o. fS Y SG 4hS epy
Western and BAaLEY MAT Nall T1s rood
export ana home trade demand large 6usness in Options
f Unsd dos %Ss T1" M4s
5tet Kansas Mixed, u qe45c steamer Yeow, t55e,
Staner Mixed June i3d43c closing 42c bid &c asked
So Jnly lStc closing Dixie bid 40 asked do August
IS3i5i1s closing 4lac bid, 49Lc. asked NO = ynhe'
s9s,S closing 4494c. bid, 45c. eskedi 90, JSy'
SsIt6lBioc closing 464c. bid, 4bi2c asked, 10,
hneast l7c closing 46sc; bid. l7e ss5ed; :S
OARS trine better: less actyei sales; nSoyV 5aI7
iyc,odipR NO White, 83Fg33hoi NO w me-
$500 WeEtern White western
tte 40 LaS3l ne; STATE 81 0S8cg lncl1dlnB
bnsh NO Chicago, 3O9c store, DC, a. "a No.
0Iet unchan ged. BEANS quiet Medium ~ Oo HAT
row I'll B2a both Choice. 81. -,
HAY AND sTRAW-Good grades ia 10y, soole s n Az
zoe retail grades 65a6bc Clover 20@Z9c a Sais SO~
az iTavI1nq RYE 4Oo; Short do, and Oal 5Oc essh
UfDEs-Quiot unchanged sales lOoO Diy AeAAS' Pi''
~oPs-stocRs small prices hrm some export oeg 3an
atnte 1872 7HI7ci Eastern, 7dOci WISCONSIN, agddVoi
Year1g 9d3c, old ali gTOwths l42e CaiofIa ~ az
AksIsSIB,iling stock dul, weak; Cnnh ou tss 700
&c tirocery grades guet UNCHANGED STOCK s1i5 ~
bbds fuba lao do Porto Ineo 2sV3 DO EhEsh iA'AN'
600 bbls NeU-Orleaus. --...,,. a,u steady 2o9
oois sales 900 bbs evening 2Sc losins qua aoo
si.SAy aal1s 100 bblA Good strained, % "STi No"'A
spafSd Al al 80. Tar Piteh quiet -. .,..Hy
F0CFAN FIHIOHfS-A fair business az i..es 1900,
iu mode supply Engagsncnt f,s3
sl hbss Tobaeeo per neasremeg ton so zoe Voc tTss
~ io mis- PORK "a Sds 1000 boxes Chee-o sos oY
Baeos SOs AL, 500 bbs hos9 RrisAse a 3. ad and
SeI asS BTitisA bAF lSs Una lAa on Der'A SO''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
Rochester and state Line Rail-
way Company.

The Rocher md Sats Line RagaB runs from the City o.
Rochester salamanca the State OF NewYork distance
about 100 niles through the rich valleys Of the
Genesee and Wyoming and forms the connecting Link botweea
the NewYOrk Central Railroad and the Atlantic and Great
Western making the shortest and most Direct route for al
tho New England business coming from the Southwestern
states pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has bean
constructed from the Bradford on RegOns Salamanca and
upwards Of oil per day pass the road The
Company under the control asst be NewIork Central
already earning surplus the interest on It's bonded
City Of Rochester invested arse amount In tho
Capital Of COMPANY at in order 10 secure
shorter hne o9 supply and Upwards Of O3s hIndcd
Thousand per viii pass ths road 70 tho
City Rochester alone The local business is worry largo ss
the passes through thirty between Rochester and
Salamanca which there eleven Touring mills besides
various other manufactures Tho bonds FIRST mortgage
lien Of $4,000 per mile upon the Road and tS
equipment have sold during the past two weeks over
$500 900 these Bonds aud have limited smoUnf for
tae at 80 per cent an1 accrued interest
WALSTON a.. BROWN * BRO,
Pfne,Sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
FUROpEAN WfRKltF3.

LIVERPOOL June &c Pcrk-Eastern dull at 90; Western
dui az 42 Bao0n-Cunbellano Cat steady at 2A short
b steady al 99 Long D 3D.; short Clear
steady Boz Has-Len ut sr a. 49, shoulders steady
~ ri. Beef-lnda Mess dull Sti Extra Mess duil
AZ %: Prime Mes dull rs ~. LOrd-Prme Western
steady at 49, TsllCwPl1mo CITY dull ~ 1884 TaJpentme
spirits sfeady az pa RcsuCOnrou duh at5 Fine Gull
Of 10. Chaose-Amsucap Choice dali at 45. Lard Oh
lrmer at 3d. FOur-EEtra state dull at "a Cd Wheat
/ Sbr.pg duil az gI1d. No. 2 spring anil at ssh !;
Winter dull &C 97d Cnrn-Od Mixed soft steady al "a 3D.;
New steady at % % Cotton Soed oINOne in the market
LIVERPOOL, Juno 26-l23e motion dni and essier
Middlng Upants, - 5adlg dreams 1851 sues Od ne
port Receipts $3.50 bBlos al Futures partially
led cheaper Uplands Middlng clause June delivery
6isd UUands Low Ntoiing clause June ana July ieliycTy
8stsd Uplands hddltpg July and August &C.
livery 6sd trpands Milhng clause August and sep
tember delivery 6i4d sls0 6Iad Uplads. Low Mddbng
Cauae pelnber and october 6oa; Upands Low
M!cdling clause OCTOBER and November delivery. 6sd
LIVERPOOL June 26 2SG nj piands Cotton, Low blld-
ding clause shipped Nay end Juno SAT-! SID -
IIyFRpOOL. Jine pa p. M pands Cotton, Low Mid
ding clause July AUGUST Oenvery 6s2d; upland Low
Middng clause New Crop shpDo october and November
I6Sp5S June 2G-7 D. m.-pofned Petroleum. 9isg04d
per gallon. spirits Oh Turpent Z3Gd per cwL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODuCH.
Fer North Rirer Vessels and RuHrD1fA
GENERAL MARKET REPoBT


AsHEs-Quct unchanged Pots $40. Pearls Pc. g.,
COFFEF-EoduI unchanged fair Ca.Eur-, lsltr. gold 9
sCty OF Rio arrived WIN HbOuf 5000 bars s1rt
Geo bags: Tomorrow THURSDAY 1900 bsgs NaHOs viii Do
oTerrd A. auction sale, 1000 baEs ex " Pcndrr
gast" private terms Mid quiet nearly nominat
sSles wefk 6OGG bags MaracaibO. H2g bags saw
apUia GZ5 bags Mexican, ~ bags Costa llca
and 800 bars Iansca sold u lots Tor consumption within tho
range rs bags ST Domingo tlau-t 20 Europe Mara
cabo 8 "a 6igc.; sayaun lS0lb2c mexican, lJGlbc
costa Rlca iA0l7c; Jamaa. iSa lGr, gold stuck here 49,
G7i baCs Including hags Maraoaibo 8liO laguaYTa
2s5 jamaica 3j4s Costa ra, t9j Mc1itaD 4S4 Angos
tifrs and 785 sayanilia; also 6,B7I mails SugspoTe
COAI-Hy auction today 3d. 90 tons scranton were sold
Steamboat 80 47 Crate, - ~ I'd 80 Do Egg 50 % gH
81 6OI Stove % 57L4s8 80 Chestnut 90 20, showing
C0TTOE-spot Cotton dull quoiabls change Mdding
Trulsuds &C: sales TO bales 95 Last night All Tor sniD
nng 400 bales delivered contract Receipts ~ he porte
II baos 1881 uas day last week, ann IA Last
year FuIuIes fsig active closing points lover 90 me
eary months sars last evening 10000 bales TO-DAY -ffs
Cal-June. l14Oi July, l40: Augls ia seFlSm6sr
1881 total 5000 nasa second CaiEAugasi g. ii.42
TiiTd Call-septemler, lll3. OctoDer 1923 |9semhcr
10 vi December 1882; January, 1888 Apn. lis May
IN "a total baies Also tOday, Juuc az llSSHllAl {
July g0dllA2; August ll5OH llfIi september Ito
dll'IA. October 1O.9Udl OBJ November 1881 dlO14 3
Decsmhor 79alns8; January, 10 81 glO5 ApT, lllG
lib: total 1880 bales grand total, Oi,uO bales w
rad 70 exchange 400 July for August Futures closed
A.rsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

conspicuous to-day, and fully account for the adj
vance in prices which was general throughout the
speculative list.
OF Lake Shore il was currently reported on the
alleged authority Of the secretary and treasurer of
the company, that the forthcoming dividend would
be 2 per cent. And forthwith every "bearD
was anxious to save his profit or stop
loss by buying in his stock. Con-
sequently, with some little aid from the ''bullsD
in the shape of manipulation, the price was adj
vaneed from SO at the opening TO b57s. with final
sales at 5S9l Delaware, Lackswanna and Western,
as second on the list in point of activity rose from
5Sl2 10 59ls, aud finally closed at 5ssi Delaware
and Hudson opened ct 5Gs4 rose to 57Is and closed
at the opening figures; and Morris and Essex sold at
S30S3ss Central Of New-Jersey was particularly
strong, selling up from 3124 to 1914. The rise in
this stock was due principally to a manipulated
faith in the results of its reconstruction scheme
But the other coal stocks were fav6rably affected
by the slight advance in the prices Of the coal sold
today by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Company. as compared with the puces of the May
auction sale. The prices obtained to-day, however,
were from 80 10 90 cents below present schedule
prices.
The remainder Of the market was simply firm but
exceedingly dull. Michigan Central sold at $50
G6l2, Erie at 152sG15l2, and Central and Hudson
at 100. The Wisconsin stocks made further ad-
vance--NOrthwest common to d7s and preferred to
727sa72si; st. Paul common TO 5I7s0515s and the
preferred to s07sSS0ai. Union Pacific sold at 647s
865 ana Chicago and Alton at 773lQ7Slta75.
Wabash was weak and easily declined from 1913 to
1913 closing at 1885 and Ohio aud Mississippi aided
by the combined efforts Of two untiring brokers'
succeeded in recording transactions amounting TO
500 shares at 73iO77 5D7boG73i. Western Union
was dull, but on the rmness OF the general market
recovered from 6GSi TO S7l4, and Pacific Mail was
steady ut 14a010 The market closed strong Us
10 figures, but fGverish in tone.
p,NnE nr THE STOCK MARKKI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

Money was quiet and easy, 2fD3 per cent
ON cali and discount 3l205 per cent. The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
81 40 600 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were S45OOOOi ana III
teTnal revenue receipts $3330OO. The follow
inc is the clearinghouse statement to-day Cur
rency exchanges $50, 622, 1888; currency balances,
S2,47I I76; gold exchanges, $5,l46'oo4j goiu
Tbs mn of Clos 900 bullion was Withdrawn to-
dav from the Bank of England 3" on balance" max
me- Total nm that way of 100000 in six DAYS.
Money i'm the open market Is 2l402Se per cent on
tbree.moDths bills of discount On the London
Stool Exchange British eOnsOls were steady at
o5iiTa United States bonds opened strong, but
yielded I9G7s ranging at 1O7Sl60 lO7, new 4i2s az
iO59,eI0 IO5l9 and 1O-4Os at 100 lO994, new os
closing AT I08l0 In American railway securities,
Erie Ten Ia 1854 preferred 10 81, Reading 10 lug
and Illinois Central 20 50, New-Jersey CentTal SUN
eninQ to 32l Paris dispatches report the per
cent French Tentes opening al 1887 ana tlanR 70
1I342l0 sight exchange on London IeI 10 <o.l1.
Messrs. Jcsup, Patton d. Co, nave seht uS ~ 1'PJ ~
If the annual report OF the MefchahIs paah W
Canada After the rigid examination INTO its aias
and tho writing of Of every bad and doubtful dsut
ii may safely be regarded as one OF inc
tbe Canadian banks The capital has Deeh Ieuucsu
he one-third and now stands, az; paid up 70 ~,
mo Contingent fund, S530OOOi rest S4Io'pOO.
The profts of the bank during tho past year ia 20
been $462 2O8, or Sl2 per cent on the csPts Vu iS
which dividend OF per cent has Jqsg poem Valu'
fund will probably DS
ferred TO reserve, raising this 70 8eaIy
Sterling bills are drawn on the Clyeeslaes Ys,
Company, and the Ksw-York agency IS Win 'esuP'
The Safeguard Fire Insurance Company has de-