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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23

DIR. Yeagley, having received a majority
of all the votes polled, was declared the
nominee, and on motion the nomination was
made unanimous. At the original conven-
tion, held in June, Dr.. YeagIey received 40
votes out Of the full number of 102 votes.
After the nomination OF DR.. Yeagley the
following resolution was offered by Mr..
Martin f. Kelly, OF Gallitzin, and was unan-
iInously adopted:
ResOIred That we, In behalf Of the Democrats
OF Cambria County, and in the interest of the
Democratic party, hereby condemn all parties
Interested in the bargain and sale in the Domi-
nation OF County Treasurer.
The committee then adjourned sine die
p. S. There were AZ members of the COM
mittee present, being only less than the
whole number, s5i. This large attendance
showa that the members of the committee
properly appreciate the importance Of the
trust conf1ed to them.
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GET ont or the way. Cambria; stand aside,
Bedford and give Il room TO swing its tail and
"buzz" Mr.. A. Base KennaTd shot rattle
snake on Laurel Hill mountain that sported
four dozen rattles, making Its age. the way
snake hunters reckon, fifty years.-SO5neTset
Herald
a, Base Kennard "a base odRdrd
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
COMMITTEE.-Dr. ArdreD Yedgley, Of johns
totCH nominated for County Treasurer. The
Democratic county committee, pursuant to
the call of its Chairman, Joseph Mcdonald,
Esq, met at the Court House at one o'clock
on Wednesday last. The object OF the meet
ing having been stated by the Chairman,
Peter h'Gough, Esq, Of Portage township,
John Brady, Esq, Of Johnstown, and Mr..
II. Z. Shaffer, of Conemaugh township, were
chosen secretaries. A very full represen nta-
tion from all the election districts was
present. Some Interchange of sentiment as
to the proper method Of filling the vacancy
on the ticket for County Treasurer was in-
dulged IL by several members of the COM
mittee, many favOring the view that the
committee should nominate, and others that
new convention should be called. The
point was finally put TO the issue, and 1t was
decided by % votes in favor of the commit
tee nominating, against Is votes for new
convention. The following gentlemen were
named as candidates: DR.. Andrew Yeagley,
of Johnstown Andrew Stritmatter. of Car
roll township; J. A. Shoemaker, of Ebens-
burg John a. Kennedy, of Ebensburg II.
A. NcPike, OF Ebensburg and Patrick
Moran, Of LorettO. The first and only bal
lot resulted as follows:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.-Notice is bcrehy given
Az that ihe first and Fl al a,.rnuist 90: John
Ryan, Trustee appointed 20 mako sale of ne real
estate of Thomas RuiWers has accn filed ln fhe
office oi the TOT Monetary uf Cambria couu y. nrl
That said account VIII zee presented tire t'Dnrt
Tor confirmation on he .irst Monday ST September
next, unless cause be Shown 20 the fraty
C. I. e.. spNN Ell Protha-G.ary
Prothonotary's Once, Ebcnsburg. -sug g. Is5s
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Save $40 and buy your sewing machines
at BarlSers for 325.
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TAYLOR

Says: 81 take great pleasure in recommending 20
parents the Academy Of Mr. :. q. ShOrtliige. -
Hon. Fernando Wood, n patron, says, II
cheerfully consent to the of my name as refer
ence. $40 per quarter full cost for young men and
boys. No Extra Charges. Special attention to
advanced and backward pupils. Recommended
by Judge Van Hoesen, Rev. Drs. HUI and Pea
body. Address SWITRIN G. SHORTLIDGE. (Har-
ward A. NJ Media, Pa. Media has seven churches
and a temperance charter.
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THE SEQUEL.

What the Hollidaysburg correspondent
Of the Altoona Tribune calls the sequel to
the strange dofngs above noted is furnished
in the following:
Mr.. Isaac Diehl, who is isintimately acquainted
with all the actors in that remarkable wedding
at DuncaBviile, says there is no doubt of the
lady being the lawful wife of Abel Davis They
have no children, Mrs. Hattie Davis has on
several occasions visited the parents of her
husband, and is known by all the neighb bOrs.
The supposition now Is that Mrs. Davis loved
her youthful brOtber-in-law not wisely but too
well, and followed him to his mountain home.
Her husband followed her, and being craZed 10y
liquor forced them to take the step they did.
The first husband and the doubly- married wife
went west on the way passenger Wednesday
afternoon.
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An IMPORTANT CASE.-"Dr. Geo. Rex
cerSus the Fisher estate amicable settlement.
Referred to E. @. Mitchell, Esq, attorney
at law, Philadelphia. The foregoing was
the caption of an action at law which all Of
last week took the undivided time and at
:ention of Ellis G. Kerr, Esq, I'm the hearing
of the Testimony thereof. a brief history Of
the case, with a statement of the damages
claimed, will be interesting to the general
reader. The Fishers, IL seems from the tes-
timony, sold n certain tract of land, located
in Blacklick township, Cambria county. and
the article OF agreement entered into was
made ON or about the 14th day of June, 1S45.
Subsequently, these Fishers became invOlv-
ed 10 firm doing business in Philadelphia,
and their equitable interest was sold on q
Judgment bond held by Philadelphia parties.
This claim was purchased in :he year IS49
by Messrs. Alter and Replier. These two
laSter gentlemen seem to have paid out what
was lacking OF the purchase money due the
Fishers, and tie Fishers made conveyance
OF the land in question to Alter and Rep.ier.
In 1866, Alter and Replier sold to DIR. Geo.
Rex, the plaintiff In the case. Rex now
sues TO recover 138 acres of what Is known
as the Brawley tract, on account OF alleged
deficiency He also claims 400 acres Of land
held by Thomas Rager and a strip Of land
% rods wide aud about 500 rods long, close
by, and the value of timber cut on the farm
Of Andrew Rager, Charles and Jordan Ra-
ger, aud others, and the value or the timber
cut near the lines Of the Gillian farm with
taxes, etc, entering into the consideration
The entire claim put IN by DR.. Rex foots
op S28 900. The testimony occupied 148
pages written in Mr.. KeTr's style. Some of
the swearing was remarkable. To wit !:
One witness swore point blank that certain
land owned by Uncle Dennis Brawley was
worth only IS an acre, and others asserted
that Il would be cheap at $50 an acre. But
matters and things Of this style are of course
to be expected IN the winding up Of land
case of This magnitude.
r. L. Johnston and w. II. Secnler Esqs.,
appeared as counsel for DR.. Rex, and +. A.
Shoemaker, Esq, for the Fisher estate
Those gentlemen went to Philadelphia yes
teFday (Tbursday) for the purpose OF argu-
ing the case before the referee.- II is thought
that a decision in the matter VIII nos be ar
rived till about one month from date.
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a STRANGE PROCEEDING.-T follow
Ing statement, the essential points OF which
seem TO be well authenticated, We copy from
the Altoona Mirror of Thursday evening:
Some years since young man, born and
raised at Plane No. 10. on the old Portage road, 4,
left his home and settled in Lexington, Ken
lucky, where he engaged in business, accumu-
lated considerable property and finally married.
For four years, which brings the time up to
this summer, no child was born to increase the
happiness of this pair and the wife gave no
sign In April younger brother, yet an in
FAINT in law, left this part of the county TO visit
his brother. and while that visit, 1t is said,
took advantage OF his confidential position to
the dishOnor OF bis brother. The in6delity of
the wife became known to her husband and
presumably the young man disappeared from
Kentucky. He arrived here on Atlantic EX-
press on Thursday. Evidently he was follow ed,
and on Day Express on Friday his sister-in- law
made her appearance and on Saturday night
the pursuit eliminated in the appearance OF
the husband, The scene is shifted and the three
actors make their appearance in Duncansville
Justices Office at the very doors of their home,
whore the younger brother is married TO the
woman while the elder brother attempts to
hide his identity under an assumed name. The
trio purchased tickets on Tuesday evening for
Pittsburgh aud left on Fast Line west-
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4 NJ KEIM. VI. d. PHYsicr ::
- AND SURGEON Eh-nShurr a.
nee recently occupied by Dr. !. Nh. a.,
doors west Of Blair House gl x7 10 ~ ri.,i,t
cells can he made. Consult .,ians ia ,ftr,ns5T =
well as English. "a
u \. SHOEMAKER. ArrosNEy-
AT>l-Aw. EteHsbarg Oaire Ga, Hiph
street cast end u resi1euce II sl.'go -tt.l
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(HAABERLAIN INSTITUTE, Randolph, Gait
- Co, N. Y, on A. & q. W. R r. Both sexes
Property 100000. Well endowed, homelike. thor
ough. Graduating courses, music general edu-
cation. Expenses for "A weeks, 500 $3.50 per year.
No extrRs. Address Rev. J. L. EDWARDS, u.
d. Fall torn opens Aug q.
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-.,..,.b,,,.n nnd Cl.esson RaiIrOad.

- and after MONDAY, JULv s, 1873. trains on
~ q r. n. VIII be run as follows:
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SfCO.
GlO.

$40. $50. $50. 500.
Invested judiciousy In Stocks (Options or Privi
leges). is often doubled in 24 hours full partic-
ulars and Official Stock Exchanre e Reports free.
Address T. POTTER WIGHT CO, Bankers,
IS Wall street, New York.
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loose. LARD, f1rmer: prime winter steam =
current make. e.so07 kettle leaf, city 7A@s.
kst and oist sss 90 medium
81 4o@3 SO, good to choice 90 sOas 10. Oats dull
mixed 2s@29 white 290eso Gooi to prime bar
ley quoted ut Al for fall, 50 for choice spring
Rye quiet; No 2 In elevator sl@s2. prime sam
,'le on track 59t@Go. Corn Al for mixed ear, 4o
for shelled on track. Wheat quiet; choice white
held at 81 30. red Mt VI 1901 H. amber 81 49,
Whisky firm and higher Mt 81 Oh.
Foreign Markets.
and easier: M iH n 6pahHds l5.led, Mid
"r espdr f1 Wsa
Mss g. sprl IS s g. a
P,ork-Prime mess Western 4ss Cd Lard,Prime
Western 36s cd. Bacon-Long clear 27s cd; short
clear 2ss Iallow-p. y. C. London sss 81.
changed at 2ss. Wheat steady; arring los 8dee
los 10d; California club lis 6i@1ls. I'D: do
average Us 2d@lls cd Corn quiet: new ey
Petroleum-Sprits I'd refined 1od..
8 D. m.-,Pork dull Eastern sos Western ass.
Bacon dull CumbeIland cut 2ss; short rib 2ss
cut dull at 3ss. Beef-India mess steady. mt aos
prime mess Dull Ct sos. Lard-prime Western
steady at ses cd TalIow-prime CITY duh at aga.
common s.; fine los. Characterization choice
sag. Lard oil steady at ASS.
tosp9H April Il. p mFl%3TrAmericand
Garages quiet; Chicago EOS; red winter $3.50
5ts; California 55's: cargoes to arrive-Chlcag
cries during the week upwards OF 900 quar-
tors. Eng'ish country markets very dull ;
French country markets steady. Corn de-
to arrive-new 25s@75s cd. Rosn- common
5s 3D. pale ssGplos Linseed OIL Gag losdG2e 15s.
Calcutta linseed 51a 9d@52s Ii nsesd cake e l5s@
60. Sperm oil f72@f73. Whas oil ESQ Tallow
3ss 81, Turpentine 2as Sd. Petroleum-spirits
7'sd@7Ad: refined 1od.
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livery IMPORTER AND MERCHANT
~ should have one of Pollateeks New, Simple
and Practical Table Of ascertaning nstantane-
rates of United States duty and all expenses add
ed. It is accurate in every detail, and saves
time In calculating foreign invoices. Price fifty
Grunewald Hall. A. POLLATSEK, accountant,
Is Baronne street, NH II In
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
BRIDGES, CLEANING CANALS, Etc.

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS Cry HALL. |
New Orleans. April 70. 1878. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until MONDAY. April %, 1878, at IL O'Clock m.
for the following work, to wit:
l. The construction of new wooden bridges
on Carondelet and other streets. along the line
of the Carondelet and Carrollton Railroad
from Eighth street to Peters Avenue
O. For cleaning the Verret Canal, and the La
peyrouse and Vallette street bitches, in the
Fifth District. rl
g. For cleaning Broad and Galvez Canals. in
the First and Second Districts.
4. For constructing plank walk on Magazine
street. from Henry Clay Avenue to Walnut
street. In the Sixth District.
The whole to be performed in accordance
with specifications on file in the Office of the
City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
JOHN MCCARTNEY.
api4 I'd Administrator.
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IMPORTANT TO MACHINIsTS.


DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS
Room l6, City Hall. !
New Orleans. March /. 1878.
Sealed proposals. will be received at this office
until MONDAY. the first day of April. 1873, at 10
o'clock M. for the construction of Draining
Machine. to be erected on the banks Of the Or
leans Canal on the property known rs the OLD
CITY PARK Metairie Ridge. in accordance
with the specifications file In he Office Of the
City Surveyor. Ali bids must be properly on
veloped and Endorsed rs follows: Proposal for
Construction of Draining Machine"
Tho city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. JNO. MCCARTNEY,
Administrator.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS. CRY HALL. I
New Orleans, March 26. 1873 !
The time for receiving bids for construction
of draining machine is hereby extended to
Wednesday May l. 1873.
JNO. McCAFFREY.
Administrator.
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE .OF
DREDGEBOATS.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, CRY HALL. |
New Orleans. April II, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until SATURDAY. May II, next. at u O'Clock
M. for the purchase from the city of SEVEN
DREDGEBOATs. in whatever condition they
now are. with all machinery and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
Parties bidding will be required to deposit
with the Administrator Of Finance 10 per cent
of the purchase price. rs stipulated in their
bid a certificate of which must accompany the
bid as n guarantee Of good faith.
Terms-Cash; or past due obligations of the
city coming under the head Of the floating
debt"
Tho city reserves tho right to reject any OF
all bids.
JOHN MCCARTNEY.
ap12td Administrator.
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COM N ENCIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Monday EVENING Anril LIZ 1919

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. 1
Monday Evening. April ID, 1918
GENERAL REMARKS-T day has been dis
agreeably. unreasonably hot. and business was
dull and inactive
The intelligence from liverpool and Havre in
regard to Cotton was uravorable. and the con
sequence was that the toAe Of the market here
was weak aud irregular. the sales reaching only
1850 bales
Notwithstanding the advices from the West
exhibited an Improvement in Wheat, there was
no change In the condition of the Flour trade in
this city. The market was dull without any
Quotable change in prices. the sales being con
fined to so5 bbls.
In Mess Pork the market was stagnant. not n
sale being reported. though the advices from the
West being more favorable impaired a stronger
feeling toward the close of the day.
Good to choice Western Corn Meal Is A. m Mt
% 1902 20 u Dbl. though the demand for the low
grades is easy and regular. The supply ia
fair and the sales footed no s75 bbls.
The sales of Corn amounted to 1850 sacks at
prices ranging from 4s05oc. according to
quality.
Though there were large receipts of Bulk
Corn to day there Is no stock on the market for
sale, the demand being fair at 4G1 047c T. bushel
Although the supply Is very light Bacon Is
easier in consequence of the small demand
There was fair inquiry day for Sugar at
steady prices. The receipts amounted to 345
hhds. with sales of 263 hhds.
,CCTToN-Buyers and sellers were apart in
their views, and the tram action were confined
to $3.50 bales. The tone of the market is weak
and irregular. Influenced by unfavorable ad
vices from abroad
Tha fnll -, &bn t,1
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ap14 I'd
NOTICE.

MAyoRALTy OF New ORLEANS. /
New Orleans, April Il, 1878.
Complaints being often made to this office
that public worship on the Sabbath is fire.
auently Interrupted by bands of music all
military companies and societies parading on
that day are urgently requested to cause their
bands to cease playing while in the neghbor-
hood of the various churches In this city during
church hours, In order that their fellow citi-
IONS may not be Interrupted in their religious
services.
ap1s1w ED. PILaBURv. Mayor.
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RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEAN
RAILROAD,

DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
will depart from and arrive at the Calliope
street depot from n November 49, 1877 rs follows:
Express No, 1900 p.m, Express No.2, 10 30 am
Express No. 3, TOO am. Elk press No.4, 1000 p.m
Nos. and run daily. . and daily except
Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
through t? Louisville. Cincinnati and Chicago.
without change. aud for st. Louis a sleeperl
attached at Milan. enabling passengers to go
through without leaving the train.
Only one change TO New York and Eastern
Friday evenings train makes no connection
ACCOMMODATION trains between New Orleans
Leave New Orleans s:4s D. M Saturday. and
7 100 a. m. Sunday.
Arrive q, New Orleans at $40 a. m. and 1000
This is the only line running double daily
through trains to and from all points North and
Tickets for sale and information given Of 80
0,.- ' ~, Y.0 4. b. sHEJDON Ticket Agent.
F. CHANDLER. Gen. Pass. Agent NH
THE NEw go oE z AHs, AND MOBILE RAIL
THE ohF E2sT ER sSRTa MS H9 WEsr TO
VI" b9 G4EkE yf At hE rn9 II Il Louis
j, Trains arrive and depart from Depot. foot Of
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express, Sun Express. 1885 q. m.
day only. - 1855 a. m. Express Sun
Express 800 p. m. day only $3.50 .. M
Passenger, ex- Passenger
cept Sunday.7 80 q. m. cept Sunday s:4b o. m
Pullman Palace Oars daily to Cincinnati
Louisville Nashville. St. Louis, Washington
Baltimore and Philadelphia, without change
and only one change to New York and Eastern
cities,
Ticket office. corner of Camp and Common
at Get. opposite City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
mh2 1y J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

/ DB. ". BILLIE, Specialist for all Chronic DE-
eases. Private Diseases and Female DtaeaseG
has Just returned from Europe Office, 1886 CapaE
street. between Dryades and Ram pat strestsa
up stairs. Nervous Debility, Weakness. eitdeg
/ caused by abuse or age, ALWAYS cured In IN
short time. Private Diseases treated after a new
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treatS&
with greatest SUCCESS.
DR.. Biies reputation AZ n skilled and success
! full physician IL already years ago establishes
in New Orleans and vicinity, and he has cured
hundreds OF cases here which other phYsiciaBs
had failed to benefit. which is well known TO tAe
public. DR.. Billie is a graduate from one Of the
best colleges In Europe and was for years as
5stant physician to Prof. Record Paris Goa
SITUATIONS and correspondence strictly conf
1entiaL Charges moderate. 1856 Canal street
DR.. W. BILE 1876 Canal s+rpet dea -
New Orleans Savings insututiar
No. IgS Canal street,
TRUSTEES:
4. nOULToH. Z. A. PALFREE
CAkL kOHN, T. L BAYNE
DAVID URQUHARJ, GEORGE JONAH
JOHN G. GAINES, THOs. A. adams
THOS. A, CLARKE CHRIST'N sCESEIDs
CHAS. J. LEEDS SAMUEL JAMTS0E
Intsrsst Allowed on Deposits
d. URQUHART, Presided
OHAs. KushAE. treasurer spls irff
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POUND NOTICE No. 81.

POUND NOTICE No. 81.
DEPARTMENT or POLICE
Administrators Office,
New Orleans. April IL. 1878.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w trict Pound. corner OF Prieur and Or
leans streets, on Monday April 3, 1873
ONE LIGHT BAY MULE. about sixteen
hands high, black -mane and tail. with white
spot on the left hind quarter.
Which If not claimed within FIVE days and OK
penses thereon paid. will be sold at public auc-
ton at said pound on THURSDAY April IS,
at - o'clock m.
By order OF -.a.
ROBT. Z. DIAMOND.
ap12 I'd Administrator.
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Ocean Freights.

New YORK April 15-Ocean freights were
rather tirmer but quiet. To LIVERPOOL. by
by steam 5000 bushels grain Mt Oh a vessel te
Matseilles with 30 900 quarters grain ut 81 I'D.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NONE TAR Y.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening, Aprfi 10. 1878.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING ROUSE.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING FoUsE.
Clearirgs Balances
I'll t3...........,.... 81 $50 40 ~ SITE SaS rs
. I'll 10 -......--.--.-,, 1850. l32 13 276.964 "
nj thus far. ......., sl9,G 800 70 s452. se2 20
she offerings for discounts at the banks were
aited. On the rect there If but little business
ang In commercial paper and rates are easy
We quote exceptional paper 7@s y cent; Al
oe@Io: second grade do o.: loans on col
tterals cos; Al mortgage paper 8taa1o; second
.rade do % y cent per annum.
Gold quiet and easy
( Foreign Exchange ia dull and weak.
Sight Is scarce and firm.
State Conaols steadier at 76f, 67GA.
Premium Bonds easy at 344@34Fs.
Stocks quiet.
Gold opened In New York at 1907, and closed
aB 1Ooss Here 1t opened ut tooia@lO0t aud closed
al 1905 @1ooa4. Sales $1,000 at 1909. $4,000 and
'TsTaaRLING SALES s,soo bill ladirg at 4es Y
Es50O and f350O do at 4s5@4s6 and f5OoO do at
483a Bank Sterling -d14ssA: commercial bills
FRANCS. Bank francs -, commercial 5,7k
SIGHT Bank sight Il v cent premium and
commercial 4 n cen premium.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
SECOND CALL. 10 NJ.
$4,000 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. s4ss
$4,000 Premium Bonds IS. 1871. 34ta
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
AZ shares Sun Mutual Insurance Co. los
$4,000 State Consols ...,....... ...,..-... 7Gia
6,e00 state Conso Is. .....-..........--... 76}a
10000 City Consolda cd (Crossmanl ... ii
THIRD GALL. q p. NJ.
5000 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 34Es
s00n0 Prem um Bonds. ...,-..-........ 34a
10000 Premium Bonds Is 1879. 34'4
by Telegraph
NEW YORK. April 15.-Monsy closed Mt 6 Y
cent Exchange closed steady ut ase1eoa4s9
Gold opened at 1905 and advanced to zoos. at
which 1t cl sed. Cow rnmenta closed steady !;
currency skies 1ls01ls'a Pacific Railroad
bonds closed rs follows: Union hrsts los - "a
1g5h land grants lo2 'a@o3: Sinking funds g4is :
Centrals 1O5A @1o5ls.
In State bonds District of Columbia 1868 sold
ut 74is,
Clearing House statement for to-day-Cur-
rency exchange s77, GAS 800. currency balances
$40. 492 SIS. Gold exchange sil 773 3ss gold bal
ances se92 All.
Gold clearings ut the N. b. s N Y-Gold bal
ances 81, $50 700: currency balances sl.a49 O7s;
gold clearings 1914. 941 900