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National Republican., 1878-08-31
NATIONAL.

Totals..,. = 4 p II 2 TOtnls.,. q 70 .
A nine composed of hackers of the "old
Creighton" Club played the Acme yesterday
afternoon on the White Lot, and wcr forced
to cry enough at the end Of the fifth inning,
the figures being II to IL In favor of the latter.
The following is q summary, showing the
outs aud runs made by each:
National Republican., 1878-08-31
NJ I.>cnr.ion hN slramer To nnllImnrc.

The paluiNl steamer Louise will leave
stcphen,on's wharf next Monday morning, At
ten oclo:k for Il tlip 10 Baltimore stoPwill
be ln,Idv At Point Lookout In order that her
passengers may enjoy the excellent fishing and
grabbing Mt that place, Baltimore will be
reached Tuesday morning at six o'clock, aud
passenger. who desire to return by rail eau do
" by purcLa,img a r0uud.trip ticket for $3.50.
National Republican., 1878-08-31

GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, Md.-Pittsfeld, Of Massachusetts,
10 Baltimore, 4.
National Republican., 1878-08-31

on upward oi thlrty Year. Nr. Wiu,lrw', so"h-
iu4 syflI has been uIGi fnI ChildEun II uurrcClS
AGILITY u hc stomach rctrNt, vtnl colo regulates
The b6woi, cures dy7Cutcr! and dlaulum whether
arising tr.Tn teehing Of nth"r cause An old and
well tried lrmedy. 25 cents bctiir.
National Republican., 1878-08-31
VEGETINE E
AN ISgLfLU4BLE MEDICINE.

WORCrsTKH.
This Ia to certify that your vegetine has cured
OF Bronchitis and would recommend II rs an inva.
uable medicine Tor Cold Coughs, aud the innamna-
tiOns that follow them upon the throat and lunct
am, very respectfully OfbH'E Ii. ll-LMAN.
yEGETINE does not act as ctthsriic to debilitats
the bowels hut cieanses all the organs, enabling each
TO perform tue functions devJlviug upon them.
National Republican., 1878-08-31

CIR your boys ready for school by nrrrhw-
ing for them 'cryirGablo suits and pant. 5epa'
rate from suits, at the Boys Clothing House of
B. Robinson q TO-, 0O Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-08-31
Thermometric Readings.
Indications

For the Middle Atlantic States warmer partly
ooady weather in south portions occasional rains:
Sin''s mo-tly sourheatery; stationary followed by
hl!ins barometer.
National Republican., 1878-08-31

Six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
Pates on time deposits. J. II. bouIfR 20.
Bankers l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-08-31
Vegetne.
VEGETINE
L WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT n.
Vephne

CIs,INSArI, April 4, IS77.
Mr.. SrEvHSs:
tried every hing used doctor. and went down 10 Hot
Springs Ark last simmer; hut atill nothing helped
until heard OF Negetine; mt did not believe In II
VI first. AT last thought would Try II. Al first u
did moi seem to help nc, hut ~ took gentlenlsn's
advice to try n bottle or two yt7; and must say Il
helped me slowly hut am periecily well now. ] adj
wise every family 10 have ~ the house especially In
spring. for would not be without IT, You will save
your doctors bills. Yours, truly, C.MOpSllNG.
No, Fifteenth street.
yEGETINE-n extends its influence into every
part OF the human organism, commencing with In
foundation correcting diseased action and restoring
vital powers creating healthy formation and purii.
cation Of the blood driving out diseas" ami leaving
nature 10 perform lis allotted task.
National Republican., 1878-08-31
LOCAL MIsCELLAyY.

New Stock of school-shoes,
Al n. l.. suasburgers, ;O6-JJs seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-08-31
School suits,

Al Ei;;yulAn BroIhers qQrucr s.rraIh auL T.. No
branch sl,ic In Ihis city,
National Republican., 1878-08-31

THOSE who suffer from nervous irritatons, itching
uncasineSs and the discomfort that follows from
an enfeeblcd and disor,lercd state Of the system
should take Ayers Sarsallrila and cleanse the
blood. Punsc out the lurking dls.cmper that nm
dcnnines the health and the constitutional vigoI
will return,
National Republican., 1878-08-31
National 8epublitaa.
Arrival Of Passsnge. Trains.

q RAlflGOEE AND OHIO DEPOf, INV JkRsEf I'VE
EuE AND srREEr.
kprrinp Gsntiip.
sejs n. y. Phil q Bos eI, $40, baltimore accom-.
vi, Baltimore express go, Baltmore accom-.
-, Western express. hoo y, Phil 4 Bot eh.
ksp.Baltlniore accom-. SD, Western Mail
-, Pred. &C, MET brchl SAT, Baltimore accom-.
"a, Baltimore Annapolis .eS, baltimore express
and way TN Western ssprs--
-, Msrtinsburg and Hn- ssOn, Baltinors crPres<
De fptown pe fNfet br'ch,' seIS Y, Phil a Boa e.
4c7o, Baltimore Accou. iotS, Baltimore accom-
n1 baltimore express
sArrive Isiiy. Others sundays excepted
As- For the tine OF departure Of trains. zee over
tlBrmspn elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-08-31

Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff DOes II refuse
10 curi7 Dress II with 5HosPsos's oNADE OrrINr.
will Improve it. Sold by druggists. 40. Price %.
and 20 cents rer bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-31
acl,nnI-Suita
Shot While stealing Grapes.

A. Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and f.. y
branch store IN this city.
National Republican., 1878-08-31

YorH0 PEOPLE do pay attention to yonr tceil
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise In time
Clean them daily with TnuRSroN's Ivory PRARl
TooTu POWDER. the most perfect dentrince known
u will keep them through life In good condition
white and souno. Will harr!en the gums. sweetei
he breath, and prevent toothAche. Sold by a
,fruggists. IS and 20 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-08-31

FINE New York butter received daily at spicer
butter store corner OF Ninth ard T. streets north
west. Low prices, line quality, aud fair dealing
arc specIaties,
National Republican., 1878-08-31
Scliool-Suit.
CITY ITEMS.

At Eisenan Brothers, corner Seventh and y. N
branch store In this city.
National Republican., 1878-08-31

HARD times demand economy; pracuce II b.
renovating your suiled gloves with JouvLS's 1Ho
pERors KID GLOVE CLEAspxh. Price % cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-31
Services To-Morrow.

School-shoes From 81 Up,
Al u. J.. strssburgers, ss.-a0s seventh street
National Republican., 1878-08-31

ARE you bilious, troubled with heanache. dizzy
peptic, nervous, dull, and lAnguid7 Averse TO all
exertion. IL your life miserable? You require =
blood. Take Qr;EK's fRIsH fla. The great mouse.
hold remedy 1t will soon relieve you. Sold BY all
druggists, % cents per package, which makes .
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-08-31

WELLS MACnIsE-sPREAD sTREseTHESrso PlAsT.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-08-31
boys and Misses schooi.shoe.,
Store Robbed,

II styleE, al II. l.. StrdsburgCrs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-07

IT 10 because we arc satisfied with
ourselves that We are 30 anxious to
have others think we'll of US, and were
We conscious of meriting their good, We
would care less for their ill.opinions.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-07
John and the Squire.

John and the Squire.
am only farmers girl,
John Is only farmers lad,
But somehow when we chance to meet,
The very sound Of his coming feet
Can make my heart so glad.
That up to my cheek the warm blush
flies
And heralds his welcome in my eyes.
/ am only farmers girl,
Master Tom il the SQuir's son,
But strange to tell. his feet this way
urn often, toward the close of day.
After the chores are done.
When John Che passed the meadow
gate
Gives me s:owl. and-will not wait.
an only farmers girl.
So what can the Squire want with
Ny heart 10 Johns; John knows it
we'll;
But it isn't for me the truth to tell
So bashfnl . lad he!
So the Squire may come, the Squire
may 60,
But al the answer he'll get il" No.
The Squire praises my hair and eyes:
The Squire says I'm q lady born,
What care for mis- foolish speech.
IT'S Johns voice only my heart can
teach
TO sing like the birds at morn.
But John il jealous, the foolish boy.
And my days arc shorn OF half their
joy.
Oh. I am only . farmers girl.
And John is only farmers lad.
But I'd rather be in his humble life.
Than be lady," - Squire's wife.
With restless heart and sad
But John--so bsshful boy il he.
Is . long while asking my heart Of me.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-07

TRUE GREATNEss.-Hs that can
understand and delight in greatness
was created TO psrtake Of it; the germ
10 in him F; and sometimes this admir-
alton, in which We deem inferier minds.
discovers . noble spirit that belongs to
the great man who swskens it for
sometimes the great man 10 20 absorbed
in bis own greatness. a. to admire no
other; and / should not hesitate to say,
that common mind. which is yet cap
able of . generous admiration. is dss.
tined to rise higher than the man Of
eminent capacities. a Who can enjoy
no power or excellence but his own.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28
Columbus Obio, 0Onneriag, Den 2S. 6ebruar 1913.

9lber beeilen mub ii9 Der SranfeL iebte er,
unrubis nod ie,ner llbr bIideno, bin5u es lit
i6on 5ebn uno mir miihen minbeitens um l
1lbr am glabe fein.
8obin sebt's benn? fraste Der 6Oriter, ibn
erlpartunssuoH anblidenb.
9as lit porerit nod mein @ebeimnib, lds
deIte Seuborf ipdter empfansen Sic Sbre
&oue!
8aIb febrte. SranfeI, nit alien Uto9Iiden
belaoen suriif, unb fr0bli9 flan9en Die Gldz
ier suianmen auf bas @obl Oss benz 2eben
unb Der Sreibeit ruieOer SuriidSeseb junsen
Mannes.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

8on benz Gburm Der Oorffir6e idH9 es
Witterna6t @eiiterbaft i6ien ber Dtono
our6 ben emit 10 i9onen nno rpobl9epHe9ten
@arten oes 8ebeimratbs 2eonaro iebt Don
llnfraut unb Oornenseitriipp fait gang ilberz
pu9ert, mar es unbeimlt9 9elporoen in ben
i9attt9en 2aub9dn9en, beren 8latteroo6 it9
freili6 nod ipolbte, tute ionIt uno in bieIer
Witterna9t pollenbS i9ienen Die abgei9ieoez
men @eiiter bier ibr ipufbaftes Deien gu treiz
ben.
Son Der Yforte ber, rpel6e auf Die einiame
2anbitrabe fiibrte, stn9 eilts Elm Wann our9
ben 8arten 9eraoespe9s auf oas Saus su.
Odt ii9erer Sanb briidte ct i'm Grb9ei6ob
cine S6eibe Elm, 0ffnete bos Seniter uno
Itieg binein. Srtnnen Siinoete er ii9 rubi9
elm 2i9t an unb ueri9panb i'm Sauie.
gSie auf elm 8etiterfonmanop 16li6cn
pIobIi6 mebrere 8eitalten i'm 9unfel Der
86ume ndber.
Sum- meine Sreunbe fraste Seqoorf
unb bur6 bas 6Iiiitern .flong es pIe Irls
umpb.
Ooftor Stern! tonte Die leiie unb eritaunz
te @ntruort ieiner 8e9leiter.
Gr 1T in Der Sale, Der rdubefiI9e Su9S,
| fliilterte Der Illeilor, iebt auf9epaBt : Sic,
Serr SOriter, bolten nit 6rdnfel bier gSa6e,
rpabrenb i'd nit bem Serrn 2eonarb tbn
brinnen bel Der Grbeit fan9en rperbe.
llnb iuenn ct Elm anbern 9luspe9 Iu9en
ioIte fra9te Srdnfel.
gs tit mein Saterbaus, fniri6te Saul, i'd
peroe ibm bier, tpo i'd ieben 8infel femme.
feinen anoern luspes lai1en.
6ut, bann porlparts
Ser gllieilor i6mans ii6 porIi9ti9 bur6
Seniter, ibm na6 Saul 8eibe nit g8offer
perIeben, mdbrenb iib Der Sor1ter uno Srdn
tel in ben S9atten zines oidbelaubten 8au
mes SurilfSegen, uno in ni6t 9erin9er Gufre
9uns slei6iam nit alien Sinnen bor6ten.
Son Saul sefIbrt, i9ritt Selloorf burd
bas finitere 9aus, rueldes nur bin uno tule
ber, tuo ii9 auf Dem Slur ein Seniter befanb
bur9 Die Ntonoitrablen erbellt muroe. 8eio
batten porber bide 1ppllene Sofen iiber oi
StiefeI seSo9en unb ouf bieIe QSeiie ibr
S6ritte pOai9 9erduldlos 9ema6t.
SeB bate benz slHeiIor 9lqes 9etreuIid
rapportirt, mas er i'm Naloe erlaui9t, uni
iomit audi bic 9ln9abe beS 8rafen, rponod
fi6 in bes perItorbenen @ebeimratbs S9reib
tiI9 bas seiu6te Document befinOen miliIe.
Na6 bes 8aters 3immer, mel9es int Bar
terre ii9 befanb, rt6tete Baul aIiO iein
S6ritte. Die beioen Mdnner mubten eri
einen @orIuaI bur6i6reiten, beuor iie bort
bin eelangen fonnter, ,lnb ni9t nit llnred)
nnodten iie befiir6ten, baB Die 3bitr uielleid
fnarren unb iie por5eiti9 uerratben fOnne.
Der Ooftor idien ii6 tnbeiien ruunOerba
| fiber su fubIen, ba ct Die Tbir iperrwei
often 9elaHen ttnb iomit ieoe 6urat iiberflili
fig 9emadt bate.
BobIi6 brildte Serr uon SeuOorf feline
SIbrers 9lrm unO so9 i'm raid auf Die Set
8om Slur ber tonten gang oeutli9 leii
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

G6Lob 3ei6enitein pranste I'M Seltess
i6mud sriiner &eiier unb 8Iumen pom
Iburnle pebte eine srobe SABINE nit benz
fiiritli6en 8appen unb Die 8ewobner Der
umlie9enben, CUR 5erri9aft seb0risen Dors
fer, iomie Die nnter9ebenen unh Die Dieners
Ibaft ftanben in &eib uno GIieO uno in 6eits
fleiOern I'm bas iunse 5ttritenpaar piirbis
;u enpfan9en. go
8ei Der GroBmutter befanben ii6 Brin5eis
fin @eIanie uno @raf Cgon, Iowie Serr pon
SelSorf. 1lnb barmonirte bic Trauer Der
beioen 8er,pailten au9 ni6t NIT Oer Seissss
freuoe, 10 empfanben iie bod I'm irnerften
SerSen, bab @ott ibr 8el6id nit bieier eben<
10 fur6tbaren ais iberroi6enben WanSInnS
aud fur iie sIldli6er 9eitaItet babe. gSar'
um oenn iolIten tie, Die oas, mas iie bisIan9
70 Idmersli6 entbebrt, cine Uhtter, sefuns
ben, Die aQaemeine S5reuoe foren?
globIi9 Oonnerten S6niie burd Die Stiae,
Die SSdger bra9ten oem iun9en fiirltli6en
8aor ibre Suloiguns unb Danlit 3u9lei9 rpie
perabreoet, oas Signal Der gInfunft. ~
&Omnt meine Ibeuren iprab Die aIte
sSiritin bab mir Die &inber auf Der S3weae
entnan9en e ~ - -s
Y1uL unD OerIrup IuaIeH lDle peIuupt uHo
erIt Der 4nblif Der @roBnutter bra6te iiet
sllr Grfenntnib ibrer neuen Nuroe.
Sin I6Dneres Slriten,P Paar lieb f6 tounsI
benfen. - 9lues mar ent5iift nnO be9eiitert
pun Der S60nbeit, 2iebensrulrbisfeit unbH
WliIoe Der iunsen Serridaft, peI6e oaS san5e
@eIen berielben sIei6iam perfIdrte. Iiefbet
rue9t umarnte Die Grobnlutter ibre 8inoer,
nit bebenber Stimnte lie i'm S9lOfe be-,
IbneR pilIfonlnen beibenb. DGt pelder|
Gmpfnbunsen nabm iie aus @ertrub's SdnI
ben ienes Neoailon, bos ie einft ben, perl
| itobenen Rinbe mitseseben uno bas Der 9iar|
rer Der iunsen Suritin einsebdnoist entse|
9en, uno rpie tbranenumfort rpor ibr 8lsd|
ais berfelbe aiif Die @lnoeIn fieI, bic eind
ben Sauslins ein9ebIat
GS mar Elm i90ner Gag fir bic aIte Dame
tpeI6e i'm @lud oeS gnfeIs, oes re9ten Sd
ben ale S9uIo Seilbnt iob.
Qus bieIem 8Luf entfoltete It9 Elm 9me
ties in reiber 8Intbe; benn nit loreiamd
Sanb i6uBte bic @roBmutter bic 2iebe ID
gu neuer 2ebensfreuoe erbllbenben NeIonil
! Serr BON SeIIoorf par Idnsit bel 5of eir
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
LITERARY NOTES.

A new biography of Lord Beaconsfeld'
brought down to the present day is to be completed by
4. P. O'Connor, and published in London.
Edward King, of Paris, is furnishing the
recent French books to the department OF Con
Temporary Literature in The International Rer'eN pegn-
ming with the July-August number
/; w. Davenport Adams, author oil the DC.
Nonary Of English Literature" has prepared book Of
"Englsh Epigrams," ranging from the work OF hey-
wood and of Harrington that Of living writers the
book will contain, besides an lntrOuucAOn' ho'9s anu
notices Of the epigFammatists
over 2, 1000 copies of the little book pub
hshed by the Chisholm Monument Association nave
been sold and new edition has been issued This book
is a complete record Of the "Kemper County Tragedy
1t contains graphic description of the assault
OF the bOOdhirsty mob upon the county JAIL where the
victims were confined; the herOlsm there displayed
by the brave girl the little boy, Johnny and other men-
bers OF the doomed family; the suferings OF the
wounded aud their death and burial The sale OF tS
volume will aid the widow Of Judge Chisholm in rem0N
ing the remains of her family from the SOL Oh heipr
County and in erecting monument TO thtlr memory ln
some Northern State.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
OFFICIAL REPORT N. 7. MINING STOCK EI-
CHANGE SALES. JUNE 25, 1873.
sEcoND CALI O'CLOCK P. NJ
THIKD HOARD-2.3O G. ".
TUESDAY, June 25-P. NJ.

The volume of business in shares at the Stock
Exchange to-day was considerably reduced from
that Of yesterdaythe total transactions being only
100, coo shares-and steadier feeling prevailed.
The Wisconsin stocks were decidedly frmer on
account of increased receipts of grain at Chicago
and Milwaukee, and because the reported earnings
Of the ST. Paul Company for the third week in June
showed gain of $17,264 over the earnings for the
corresponding week of 1877. But these earnings,
when compared with those Of the same week Of
1876, show a loss of S52,360. As our weekly sum
mary of the grain movements, printed below,
shows, there has been an increased movement
at Chicago and Milwaukee, but probably it
will not be safe TO accept it as anything
but n temporary increase upon the largo
decline of the preceding two weeks However, the
st. Paul stocks to-day were strong from the OPEN
ing, the common advancing from 407s to sos, and
the preferred from 20 TO 707s. And the Northwest
shares also, after an early decline, strong, and
closed at the best prices of the day. The common
stock sold at 40a94Oss047is, and the preferred at
7l07la
Lake Shore opened at 57ss057i4. rallied 20 677s,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

fell to 57l4 and after frequent auctuat;on. su.,,v
sold at 5s0577s. Erie, on moderate araonrt as
business declined to i5ls, but closed NJ IA. NJ
igan Central sold at 68a05ls and 60
and Hudson t200) at 10Ssp010sss. The natr,s -
the business being done by these companies 4. b..s
illustrated by the decline in the grain movements
toward the East see tables below and the rates
for freghts offered by the water routes By lake
from Chicago to Buffalo the rate for is quoted
at 1l2 cents per bushel. and by canal from
Buffalo to New-York at 37s cents. These rates,
after adding charges for eevating at Buffalo. are
equal to 1915 cents per 100 pounds from Chicago to
New-York, or less than 2l0 mills per ton per mile Il
by railroad Wabash to-day was firm at 13913ls
in the face of loss of 311 210 in it's earnings for
the third week in June. The sanguine expectations
of the results of this years business which the COM
panys circular of about May held out had for their
basis calculation that the remainder OF the year
would show an increase proportonate 70 that shown
for the first three months. Union Pacific to-day was
dull, only $50 shares selling at 64064A. Ohio and
Mississippi sold at 734D7l207a4.
Tho coal stocks were funer; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western selling at 579i05SSsf05Sl4.
Delaware and Hudson at 56Ss056l2, Morris and
Essex at S3, and Central of New-Jersey at $3.50
81 "a Western Union was dull and weaker at s63s
9S614Gs s8lo and Pacific Mail was down to 14ss6
To- The market generally closed strong.
RANGE or TIE STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
Foreign exchange was more active aud firm, be-
cause OF the demand for remittances OF interest 10
Europe We annex revised quotations

Money was in ample supply, and lent very
freely ut 203 per cent ON a,ceptaOle COiiaIJ
eral, while prime discounts were in dslnan99 ds9ln.l9
at 3l2 per cent and upward. The Unte9
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
S730,000 National bank notes for redemguGn'
The customs receipts were S2iOOO0S ana aeI,o,s I1
ternal revenue receipts 100000. The ionoM
ing is the Clearing House statement to-day .aS Sm
rency exchanges, $57,344, ,643; currency Daiahceii
So, ,920,311; gold exchanges, Si,3O1o2lj sO'N
The snm of fi6O. 900 bullion was Withdrawn TO-
day from the Bank of England ON balance" lss lrs
ing a total in that way OF t6OIOOO IN hte teoeIi~ g1i,
In London British cOnsOs were steady at Vonis 10
while in United States bonds. new fi2s e IeA a.
lO5l2, new 5s being strong at lOsls, lO-1Vs O1Vf~sv 70
109l5ie, aud 1868 at 107ls In American railway la1S
securities Erie yielded to 16, and preferred 70 o.
Illinois Central dropping 70 80: fennsA lated
closed at 81, jersey Central at 32, e9nsoneass' !s
bonds at S7l2, and Reading at 1874. IN Iaris W. -
per cent Tentes opened at decline 10 lI%.eo, AZ
ing at 1912; sight exchange % pelhg qIIVwrSrial
25ll1o Berlin dispatch states that the linpo I'm,
Bank of Germany during the week gaiheu INC '1-'
of 507 900 marks. -, poilVrav
From the advance sheets of POorS .hinr. Kalaw|
Manual now in press we cGnaense se ons wears still
continues Not only has there been ds . v bnt the
decline in the construction OF l IS JecTeaSe than
earnings also show larger r9sat s'st nnbGcation of
at any period since the hIst nt ,s-syjIroad
az az "Wopppsi The number of miles OF rni1SsHr f1H
onened during the year loaI wa was se75 and
against 1867 for 1874 los mies "Snher agS Of miles
S,;It S,JIp ha boen in New-York and Pennsylyahla 'No
IN gauge lines in Ohio, Iowa ana leA been
new lines OF any considerable maghtuSS ~ IT, roads
uhuel tions have been reported have IA
Si79 o0o 90. against $497, ,257SoO lor lss nave
$5o3 065 505 for 1870 The gross easins,s earhi, $l5-
fallen of S24, ,34S6S7, ana sae lVs he'
"The ratio of net 20 gross earnings was 10 an
can't as AGAINST 81. per cent for 1870 equsnenses
increase OF 1876 per cent III tno opei"'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

In State bonds Louisiana consolidated rs were less
active with sales at S3GS1la, while District OF Co
lumbia 3-65s sold at S3l4. lot OF $4,000 Ala
bama 5s of 1888 sold at 40 a small lot OF North
Carolina 6s new, April and October selling ats;
In city bank stocks, Ninth National ~ sold az
75, Bank of Commerce (5Ol at l2O, Importers ana
Traders 20l at 200.
bonds. st. Paul sinking funds stiiiencd TO lO2Ss,
the gold rs ruling at 106ll, and the |. and NJ: Di|
vision at 104lI Northwest gold bonds yielded from
90 to 9Sl2; Rock Island new 6s being strong as
I095s North Missouri frsts at 107, New-lork Cen-
tral and Hudson consolidated at 12il2 Central Is
of 1887 at 1851, Lake Shore seconds con- coup. az
1OO5s and Erie tirsts at 1872. New-JeTSey Cen-
tra cOnvertbes sold at So for plain and 6S for as
sented; Lehgh and WllSesbaTre bonds ruling strong
at 30, and Elevated Railroad tirsts being irregular
a. S93tGS0l2. Pacifcs were easier-Centr 40
1874 San Joaquin Branch at 81, Oregon Branch
02l4 Union frsts 1073i, and sinking fund.- 1Ol's.
Erie firsts sold at 13l2 Hannibal and ST. Joseph
per cent cOnveTtibles at 49, Canada Southern trsts,
guaranteed at 76l4976, iirsts OF c., G. and L. az
81 PittsbuTg and Fort Wayne tirsts at III y, ana
Morris and Essex rs of 1871 at par.
The Sub-Treasury to-day began the prepayment
without reuate OF the $23, 100000 coupon coin in
tcrest due July /. The effect on gold was not inn
pOrtant all the sales having been az l0Oos. On
gold loans, however, the lending rates fell from
aud borrowing TO carrying. The Assistant Treas
paid out $1,000 in coin interest on the pubic
debt, and $4,000 in redemption of called bonds.
The days business of the gOld clearing department
of the Bank of the State of New-iOrk covered:
Gold cleared, $40, 1SS,0OO; gold balances, S9O2,,
800; currency balances, SSl0,I23. Inc gOld
quotations were as follows:
lO................l0 1908 3...................l0OS
E,oroi,vn hon Oa was mora and firm. be-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
Total sales for the 'OO'O'
PRICES or MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. To-day.

Government bonds we're strong and fair business
was reported. In point Of activity the 4l2s were
prominent at 1884, the coupon per cents selling az
IOSL, which is the price of coupon 1S67s, the Is
of 1875 advancing TO I097s We annex current
closing quotations: