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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07
Arlington House, Carson City,
FROM
MARCH goth to APRIL Sth.
Consultation free


All private diseases successfully treated, in the shortest
possible time and without the aid of mercury. DR.. $ has
life study of these diseases and has devoted the
| past fifteen years in his speciality.
Young Aen who may be Sutf ring from the effects OF
youthful foes ndiScretion, will do well avail them
selves of this the greatest boon laid the altar of
suffering humanity. Dr. Spuney will guarantee to forfeit
5000 every Of seminal weakness private disease
any kind character which he undertakes and fails
He would therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer
who may read this notice, that treading upon dan
gerous ground when you delay in seslng the prop
remedy for your complain You may be in the first
stage remember you approaching the last If you are
bordering upon the last, and suffering all OF
its i'll effects remember that you Obtnat y persist i'll
procrasnatiOn, the time must when the most skill
physician render you assistance; when the door
of hope will be closed against when angel Of meF
cy bring you relief In has the Doctor failed
of Then let not despair work itself upon your
imagination but avail yourself Of the beneficial results Of
his before your beyond the reach of med
ca SKILL before grim death hurres you to premature
grave.
sixty who troubled with frequent atOn OF
bladder often accompanied by slight snarting
burning sensation, and weakening the system i'll
the patient cannot account for examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found, and some
times small particles of albumen will appear the color
be of thin and mkish hue again changing to dark and
torpid appearance. There who die of this
difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage
of seminal weakness Dr. s. will guarantee perfect
in all such cases. and healthy restoration Of the gento
urinary organs.
Everything confidential.
Thorough examination and advice, IS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07

WRONG END Io.-A gentleman well known
in social circles but who allowed himself to
become tightly slight under the seductive in
| tluences OF the rosy, stepped into a public
office in this city to draw a certain amount OF
money due him. The amount was handed
over with great promptness and very politely,
accompanied by receipts and vouchers. He
entered upon the ardupus and at the
time difficult tts; Of slLnln5 them. Leaned
over the table at an uncertain angle, dropped
the pen, as he supposed i'll the inkstand, and
with various and sundry contortions, after
the manner of /, school boy, succeeded III
making very fair signature The boys
watched him through and then suggested that
the signature might have been improved on,
with less labor and greater speed, by using
the end Of the holder to which the pen was
attached He cooked one eye i'll the direction
of the ceiling and said: Cup tn, re, isn't itl
Does pretty we'll when it does nothing, amt
it. Gimme mother"
JIM BIGLER was engaged yesterday in con-
structing a platform in front of William
PearsOn's saloon at the corner of Carson and
Telegraph streets, for the accommodation of
the street sprinkler. A new hydrant has
been erected at this point in order to faci-
itate the business of wetting down the streets
With this hydrant and the one already in use
near the st. Charles hotel an ample supply
may be depended upon, and the dust worried
members of the community feel satisfied of
comfortable walk on the main thoroughfare.
M E. CHURCH-J. d. Hammond, Pastor,
Services to-day at II A. NJ. and 7:3O P. III.
Sunday school at P NJ. Seats free, and all
are welcome Subjects of discourse; Morn
ing, " WEAKNESS in Well Doing; evening,
"Phonographic Suggestions.
BULLIoN-Received yesterday by Wells,
Fargo and Company per southern stage, one
bar from the Northern Belle mine valued at
81, O23 O9; two bars from Colombus valued
at $2,57425.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07

DoC PIERCE ANn MILLARD HAWTHORNE AS
SAULTED THE PERPETRATORS ARRESTED.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07
PENCIL SCRA ICHES.

Eleven passengers went out hy the South
ern stage yesterday
Bishop Whitaker will oficiato at Genoa to-
night
Il. L. Tickner returned yesterday from a
short trip to the other side of the mountains
Rev II. L. Foote returned from Virginia
Yesterday, and will b. on duty at St. Peters
this morning.
Hon. Ben Edison Of Genoa was in the city
yesterday
The blue sprinkler favored the street il
front of the APPEAL Office with splash yva-
terday afternoon Now we feel cooler and
brighter and in better spirits. Gil again,
4 wagon with back action, and drawn by
twelve animals, left yesterday for Aurora,
loaded with lumber consigned to Mcintosh
and Wade and Angus Mcleod,
Joe Cowan came in yesterday with some
rich rock from the Co~an and Itbrski,
mine. Assay in silver, &2I1 Is gold, So %;
total, $2l7 Al.
Geo D. Roberts Of San Francisco, ana
Captain Avery Of the Niagara, were i'll tac
city yesterday.
A wagon drawn by eight animals went ou
to the Rising San mine, at Whisky Fiat,
yesterday, loaded with lumber and shingles.
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1T Is perfectly delightful o"t at the Warm
springs PERSONS "lnic'e" VITA 'ae sprung
lever ought t" repair immediately [" t'''.'
AeaI'hy resort an" lake advantage Oh 'H' SUI
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07
COWARDLY ATTACK UPON UNOFFEN
DING CITIZENS.

zoe PIERCE AID WILLARD HAWTHORNE AS
sAULTED THE PERPETRATORS ARRESTED.
Reports have been II circulation for sew
eral days concerning q coward'y attack made
upon Doc Pierce and Willard Hawthorne,
both formerly of this city at Candelatia. We
have refrained from mentioning it on account
Of the great diversity of reports brought in,
We are nov in possession Of letter from
Hawthorne which gives a correct version of
the affair. Doc Pierce, it will be remembered
is the Postmaster at Candearia and is en-
gagged in the mercantile line there. On the
evening of March goth, willie they were at
tending to their duties in the store, d. D.
Murphy, who is a shift boss in the Northern
Belle mine, came into the store, and without
giving any intimation of his intentions, adj
vanced toward Pierce and struck HIM violent
ly in tho face with pistol which he held in
his hand and then made an attempt to
SHOOT HIN,
But the weapon, fortunately did not 90 off
Pierce was so close and within such easy
range that no would have been seriously
wounded if not killed had the pistol been dis
charged Pierce got ont of the way and
Murphy then made for Hawthorne, striking
him a sharp blow in the face with the same
weapon. He ran out of the bac! door and re
entered stopping at the end Of the counter.
Just then Joseph McClain, a friend of Muir
phys, and foreman of tina bIcClain mine, en-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07
DR.. s PlNNEY.

HF TIL FIRN OF DIR. SPINNEY ~ co
J the CELEBRATED SPE JIALISTS of Francisco,
haynr received numerous comm InicItionS by MAIL from
patti unable leave their hon - coupled with the
solicitations Of many sufferers he has been induced
visit this ely; thus afordnS opportunity all those
suffering with PRIVATE, NERVOUS or CHRONIC DIS
ASSES obtain relief without trouble and expense Of
visiting San Franc SEQ.
n. b nly One interview required balance of treat
be conducted without any Interruption to bust
ness He may be consulted at the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07
CTS RATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
Books OF Registration the Municipal Election be
held on Monday May 9Th 1873 Tor the election Of Three
Trustees Carson City will be open on Saturday. April
9Th, 10 o'clock and remain open until April 26th
at & o'clock r NJ, 1878.
Naturalized citizens required by law present ther
papers at the time of registration
c A WITIERELL
EX oficiO Registry Agent, Carson Township.
Carson City, April 18th, 1873.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07

HEAR YE HRAR YE At the County
Buildings, under the droppings of the legal
sanctuary, opposite the Capitol Square, still
stands the One Price Clothing Store, with the
full assortment of clothing, gentlemens fur
nishing goods in great variety, also boots and
shoes and Spring hats, and all sorts and kinds
of wearing apparel at one low price, and 10
deviation and no postponement on account of
weather; also, umbrellas, all of which are
going, going, going, and Bosko wantsit known
that lie is still at home, polite, accommodate
ing, suaviter in mode, as usual. N. Bile
is going below in few days to buy a new
stock of goods, and he wishes all persons,
without respect to age, color or previous con
dition, who happen to be unintentionally or
otherwise, indebted to him for hats, caps,
clothing, boots, shoes, etc, etc, as above, t"
G. 0. D., which in this instance signifies
come Immediately down with the coin on or
before the tenth instant, especially before and
particularly instantly. All of which is re
spectfully submitted.
DRESS RBHEARsAL.-The rehearsal last
evening, at the Theater Hall, of the Color
Guard, was more satisfactory than any yet
attempted The performers are improving in
the rendering of their parts, and seem more
familiar with the text They are working into
their positions with great rapidity, and from
what We have seen we can promise the audi
ence fine entertainment. The plot is alive
with striking scenes and incidents, and the
tabeaux will be brought out with splendid
scenic effect. The costumes have been pre-
pared here, and considering the facilities at
hand, are very we'll gotten up. The dresses
are expensive and attractive. We notice
very fine wig and set of whiskers made by
James & Borges, from the wool of the
Sherif-s Angora goats The DISCUSSES are
perfect and the whole preparation thorough.
Great credit is due the manager and his
sistant, those cast in the play, and the pro
perty men, for their painstaking care and
labor III the effort to bring the Color Guard
on the boards in q creditable manner. 1t will
be received with great ecat.
LUM DAVIS, who came down from Glen
brook ON important business, Ito see a man,
we beEeve), says Jim Oliver, of the shovel
brigade, has been doing some excellent ork.
The snow has been removed where the depth
was not very great, and the big drifts have
been tunneled until the road is quite passable.
Benton started out the red stage yesterday,
and with the gentle rays of the warm sun
light pouring down upon it, it almost looked
and felt like Simmer time If this weather
keeps up We will have an exodus to the Sum
mer- land earlier than usual this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, August l.-BEEYE There was only head
s peda on, 2. ss hgs e5 esad y Ss ead r Se
t since ,i . oy ' ~ s s Het market o
ing partly the rainy weather was slow and irregular
retail and spent long time IN iewi9g before they
maze their purchases ysy good naive sides mere sol ~
Texas Beef urless buyers could regulate the
CALVEs-iecepts I5Js-i 900 At 60thst, So az Wash
bs ssa a asg hss Tor the sae time last eek
6Ohs stock did not gi in un late which proved quite
though rather mpaenty and &c The earliest pqssDie mo
ment wrnt TO NGA egahs a 19 y th hest sr,de 81
Bui,eimk Calves we're good demand and prices
ye but They must be Pee 70 reach =, ths, 9g
i NJ AVERAGE and for such stock = f6c obtained
lew seeeons at &c Fea calves Iags rom 70 3S;
calves sell IRON 20 jersey Yeas we're IN quite liberal
Ing In Washington Market at 6S7e for Buiermks and SO
geinS Wright Hoag Co. sold at eOthsti % state But
terk Calves 2gl n a. 3e o. ~ At o S5ei o. ac
"a Prime Feddo7 few very Common Veas 1853 D. Ut De- AZ
james KIRBY Co. sold SO Buttermk Calves 1913 D. at
IA ssB fs DAVIS od So Buttermk Calves 2IO n
ss so ~ "a p AZ 81 sq 10 Se5s fS6 r. at 6c
DO l59 h, 55 II do, l2s q. at 6ei do i4S D. al
of 5me i p Elliott Co. sold 80 Buttermk Calves ls1 D.
se s ao 9S v a. III e1 aG i S az rs al ~ &c.,
DO 1870 s as 5ile, d. las D. Sci IA d. 40 u, at
0ec 80 do, l4l ~ az 6sc SO do, l9s ~ a. &C. a.
co. loo D. at 4ei Vea lO6 ~ AZ 5e DO 1888 D. g 0lsei
G3sc: IL do. l47 n at 7c.i az ash ngton
Market County and Jersey Calves. lOl ID AZ Oci
Is do, llS NJ. nj Gi2c.; 81 DO, l4O y, az 7c
ThurstOn & Moore sold: ia Mount Holly ana BUCKS
County Calves. 90 0d6i9c
Al4as NC; u Nci's l07 D, at 6Ld7e. 80, .
Alpangh & CO. s0d; IL Jersey Neals. 40 n, atIc
W. Haynes so6 90 Calves. mostly Backs County, aVeFas
ing about 1875 n. at 6d7c -.
Collins sSdi IS Mount Holly Calves $50 to 400 n. at
G7c =,
SHEEP and IAMBs-Arrivais bears at Jersey CITY IL
cara 8Oths and about az Washington Market max
ing 1853 head. Total since saturday luS hesd against
1881 for the corresponding time last week strictly prime
winch with Light receipts leaves but few for butcher
Htl the market wi not stand heavy supply az butchers
only want moderate number to dress lambs Wild SSod
eommen grades dun and shade lower
lOt Of Prime Sheep l22 taken for ex
port AZ c l0J head OF Kentucky l26 average NJ
81 as per cWt Good do, sold from &C. 20 41to
lambs freely offered and BOhs several loads Wre
carried They hanged IN price from 20 70 She ier
State Southern and Westerns load OF CANADA hAos
6c and number Of Jersey at 6c Dressed snesP ns
fair trade and 0f the scarcity of prime atock the
best seecied bFoughtae There RoA veE large
supply OF sale and yesterdays prices we're tay
eusfained. which were b0lO9c.
Kase Pdcock sold At Jersey City 24s Ohio shee - u
AZ Le; 2g2 80 h. az 81 90 per cwts - do % D. az
I iz0 do 50 B az "a 7OP per cwti 100 Kentucky Lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets.

Liverpool Aug -Pork-Ecastern steady So: Western
steady BaoUDCumOerland Cat steady at 3O short
steady 80 Cd; Long Clear steady az 806d short Clear
Steady So. HamsLong Cut nrmcr at 80 Cd shoulders
Sd Bee-luia Mess dun AZ 80 Extra Mess dull
az 80: Prime Mess steady at %. Lard-Pume Western
dan az $751; TaOs-Prme City steady at 81 3d. Turuentlne
Spirits duh 49, ROsin-COmmOn duH at6; Fine dull
AZ 10. Cheese-AmeneaD Choice dull at a.. Lard OIL
drmer at 39. FiOur-ExiTa steady at IS. Wheat
40 4 spring steady Id; No. spring steady at Id
Winter dui NJ Esd. Corn New Mixed, dull az 226d.;
Old Mixed sOf. steady "a 3D. Cotton SEED on-YeloW
American one IN the market.
LiyRRPOOI- Aug l-l2.3O J. m.COtton IN good demand
Addng pands. 0 Mid0lng Oreaus, 0asd sales of the
day ~ 900 hl 5000 bales for speculation and
port R0cepts 1900 bales all American. Futures partially
i,i cheaper Uuands Low Middlng clause, August dev-
tenber denvegy G2sgd; also esd; Uplands Low Middrng
claus September october delivery, 6isd also, 62d;
Uplands TOW M0dmg clause. october and November de-
hVerv Gtsrd 6lsd plGnds Low hdding clause No
vember and December delivery 6laad Uplands Low Md
ding clause New CTUp, January delivery, 67is'L
LIVERPOOL, Aug LILO q. mLard 81 Der cwt tor Amer
lean Bacon, 81 per cwt. for Long Clear Midles
IfyFRpUot. Aug. I-2 y. m.-Mddllng Uplands Cotton,
esd: MiddlnR orleans. eat. Low Mddng Uplands 6isd:
Good Ordinary Upands. % 6d; Ordinary UDiands 81 Flu
plaDds Low Mddn clause october and November
iIvERfooi Aug 1-43l D. m-Tbe sales OF Cotton to-day
Included $3.50 bales American Futures-Upianls, Low
MdhnR clause November and December de cry. led;
snds low Midng clause shipped Crop. shipped
YER her aud December sail. 6iaJt.
Aug. l-5 n.COtOn futures nat Nplands,
Low Mddnc clause. September and October delivery 6Ast
IfyEEPOoI. Aug. l-5;3O D. m.-Sprs OF Turpentire %
Pi.fTTgRPoor Aug 1-Ev'g-Iinseedo on. 2s Cd per cvt
LONDON Aug. $50 m.-Rehned Petroleum, tsd per
gallon. Ta0w. 81 per owt - - ,---,,
ANTwPRP Aug Lizard closed 5t 23 hOrins per 90 klOs
tsRFulS Aug. I-Lard closed 20 Al marks per 10 r.
HAyRE Aug I-Lard closed et IS = francs per 40 klos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
LIVE Stock MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO, Aug 1-CATTLE-Receipt to-day. 2703 head for
the week thus lar lO51 bead for the same time at week
s-nmeuts 800 Market du and declining; quoted Ac
lower; sales Choice TO Best Steers - 63a4 30 Good ship
- 4OQSS 81: Common steers SO l59s5 SOi Cows and
Heiiers very duh plenty Bulls offerings mainly
SHEEP AND ISMBs-Rsceipts to-day 1890 head; for the
week thus far 400 bead for the same time last week.
1900 head through oonsgnmens 93 cars Market ouil
demand hight; offerings generally OF good qualy saleS
Fair Good Western Sheep at 81 u aS4 O5 Common, So 90
Lambs, "a 81 led&0 cars remain In yards unsoid
to-day 100 head for the week thus far
% sol head for the same time last week 1870 head
through eOnSmments llS Market dull snd slow Tor
light grades Good Heavy aud Medium steady sales OF
sales Coarse Rough quoted - 5OdS 10 cars q STOCK
remain m yards UnsOld.
Receipts. $4,000 head shpments 5000 head market
steady with fair demand; Phade plas "a 4aS4 co. Good
Bost0ns, 81 2OaS4 35 Light "a 3OgS4 4Oi Mixed, S4@
C4TTIE-Recoipts 5000 head shipments, 21OO head /;
market duh murOyement IN shipping grades sales OF
shipping 1T "a 20aS5 Light But ana Feeding steers
quiet aud weak ~ 6O0f3 80 Cows 81 SOaS2 30 Bulls 81
6S2 80 Texans slow, e. 4OdS5 80,
sHEFPeceipts 800 head shipments $50 head market
dull and lower Extra sod at Sj0S5 12A2: Common lot
wanted AID PC. OF: sales al ga 03gc.
EAST LIBERTY, PENN, Aug. l.-CATILE-Recepts to-day
30 head OF through and 2O4 head OF local stock total Tor
thFte days. sS mead OF through anu 2l+2 head Of local
stock ali sold shipped thrOu ID in first hands yars
yesterday The average being from s4a4 e5 for fair best
HoCs-keceipts to-day l9gg head total for three Gays
5J75 bead; Yorker sias4 20 Phadephas 81 roast so
SHEEP-eeepts to-day 900 head total ior three Gays
$500 head tor sale market Closed tar on good sheep
81. LOUIS. Aug l.--CArTR-Natives fairly active Dut
Fair t. Good DO - 25dS1 IS Native Cows aud Heers,
- 25a$3 Grass Texas Steers S2as5 2Oi DO COWS go
HoGs-n active domano and unchanged Light shipping
Workers and BamOrts, - 1JaS4 80 Mixed Pack
ing 1904 % butchers 10 Extra, s. 36Gs4 co. Grassers
sHERP-DnI; Choice 20 Fancy MuitOns So 40ds3 20;
Good, s3GS IS 20 receipts coo head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BOMBS
OF THE
and State Line Rail.
way Company.

The Rochester and STATE Line RalDay from the City OF
Rochester Salamanca the state Of NewYOr distance
Of about 100 niles 1t passes through the ch valleys Of tho
Genesee and Wyoming and forms the connecting link between
NewYOrk Central Railroad and the Atlantic and Great
Western making the shortest and most direct route for all
the NewEngland business coming from the Southwestern
pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from the Bradford OIL eOns Salamanca and
upwards OF GO Of oil per day tho road Tho
Company under the control the NewY0rk Central
and already earning surplus the interest on its bondod
debt The City Rochester invested large IN the
Capital Stock Of the Company at in order TO secure
shorter her supply and upwards Of hundred
thousand coal per viii this road 10 tho
City Of Rochester alone The local business very large
through thirty between Rochester and
which there eleven Touring mills besides
various other manufactures Tho bonds first mortgage
lien NJ rate $4,000 per mile upon the Road and its
equipment and the net earnings OF me road are now more than
double the amount requie 70 the interest We nave al
sold s450O00 OF these Bonds. aud have only
limited amount for AZ 80 per cent and accrued interest
WAI.STON 81. BROWN s. BRO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02

There IA no change in time loans. The following
ware the rates of exchange on EewYOrk at the un-
aforementioned cities: Savannah, buying g pre-
MUM. selling Il premium Charleston, scarce, .
premium Il premium; Hew-Orleans. commercial
5le, bank a; Chicago, 30 prenslulhj d. LouiS'
80 premium Boston, easy at par
The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received 100000 National bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were $780,
600 and internal revenue receipts 100000. The
follovinp b the Clearing House statement to-day:
Currency exchanges, $40, S46,1O2 currency 6al-
anees 50. OG6, $685. gold exchanges, %I.I20,9OO;
gold balances. $7715es.
The directors of the Bank OF England held thelr
regular weekly meeting to-day. and advanced the
rofe If interest to per cent, as against 80 the
preyiOus rate, and 37s, the rate for best three
naonths hills OF discount IN the outside market Dur
no fine week the bank lost on balance the sum
~ coal OOO bullion, reducing the proportion OF re-
serve to liabilities from 37I6 last week 10 o4Il9
per cent There WAS additional bullion move
jpent reported for to-day. On the STOCK E1cnahge,
Prtish cOpsols were fFmer both descriptions rising
~ 01I5,e limited States securities were lower;
ls67s closing at 1075I6 new AZ per Genus ~
107it new IS at 1855, aud 1O-4Os AT
ILL., in American railway securities EIle
S,referred rose 10 341o, the common being
veTy mercurial at 1S7s0lS401 sSs6 lsh. IN
pois Central was better at o6i2, ana New,
Jersey Central firm at 80 PennsylYama 1eDtIat
closing at 3312 and Reading at 1872 The BANK - OF
900 francs In Paris the per cent French renIes
oened at 112.87l2 and fell 10 llz.1o ex inleIesti
sie,hf exchange on London beng quoted at Zol4.
The Hukill Gold aud Silver Mining Company has
declared rs regularly monthly dividend OF per
cent on its share capital, payable at the once OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

IOxpOx Aug 1880 g. m-Conso 9iisis Tor both
ana the account. 4. B0nds 1865. lO1 Euo Railway
sares IS7. Illinois Central SCH Pennsylvania Central
83h directors Of the Bank Of England their melting
today Of discount az per cent Increase Of
per cent.
= LONDOH Aug. 1-l3O p m.-Pars advees quote hve per
cont rentes francs 81 confines Tor account In
trTeaf
LONDON. $3.50 u. m-The bullion In the Bank o.
England decreased &23lOOO during the past week The
proportion Of the Bank Of England 20 liability. which
last 8T71e cent u now 341ts cent
LONDON, Aug. I-3ai5 m.-EriB Railway shares. lSeA
LONDON. Aug. IL D. m.-Er1e Railway shares. lsia
LONDON. AuR l-El5 D. m-Ene Railway shares lSs.
discount three months bills In the
mark 81 which il = per cent below the Bank
England Pans adycrs quote nve cent ren'es al
lI2 francs 70 Centimes the account.
LoNDOS Aug 1-f:5O pm.-U.s bonds 1868, 1O7h Read.
ing Railroad. l9h 80 -
LONDON Aug. f-435 mConsols o. ior money Q5ls
for the 4. bonds, four and half per cents lO7
Erie Railway BhareA lSia
PAEs Aug. l.-Excbange London. % francs IL
times short sight The specie the Bank OF France has
decreased 100000 francs during Toe past week
LONDON, Aug. lsilyer Is quoted az 80 III per ounce