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EAsLEY. s. C.. Jan. 8. 1Ss

EAsLEY, .. W Jall. ., IooV.
Dr. L. T. H1LL-Dear Sir: am in re-
ceipt of yours asking certificate as to the
merits of H1LL's HEpAT1c PANAcEA. Will
say that have sold it from my counter
and prescribed it in my practice with good
results always. One case of Indigestion in
an old lady being entirely cured after years
of suffering. I can recommend it in oil
cases of deranged liver.
Respectfully, ]. QU1LI1AN, N. D.
Price soc. bottle. For sale by Wilhite
& Wilhite Anderson, G. Fl. s. c.
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The gentlemen above named have been
duly declared elected by the retiring Coun-
Gil, and will qualify next Monday morn
ing and assume charge Of the affairs Of the
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Said an aged minister, "When wish to
speak with ease take teaspoonful OF
Coussens' Honey of Tar, the best cough
medicine in the world. 1t will clear the
throat and voice better than anything ever
used" Price SOC. For sale by Wilhitc g.
Wilhite, Druggists, Anderson, S. c.
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Read wsat Gen. G. T. (Tige) Anderson

Read w&nt Gen. G. T. (Tige) Anderson
says:
Messrs. Hutchison & Bro.-Gentlemen :
have been great sufferer from neuralgia,
the attacks lasting for days. / had tried
every known remedy without being rellev-
ed. In my last attack tried your Nell
ralgine," and in O short time was perfectly
cured. II is consolation to know that l
have at last o remedy that controls this
painful disease, and I can cheerfully recon-
mend it to all who suffer as do.
G. #. ANDERSON, Chief Of Police.
Atlanta, April Is, 1879.
For sale hy Simpson. Reid d Co.
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Grcenyllle, $. o., Jan. 8, 1885,
Thos. Steen & Co., Greenville,
S. C.-Dcar Sirs: I have used the
Hall Self-Feeding Cotton Gin,
manufactured at Sing Sing, N. Y,
for several seasons. It is the best
constructed and finestfinished Gin
1 over saw. 1t gins faster, makes
better sample, and, thus far, ex-
GELS in turning out any Gin ever
used in this part of the County.
have used, during the past years,
several Of the most improved Cot
ton Gins, and much prefer Halls
Self-Feeding Gin to any of them.
It is o perfect success, and I cheer
fully recommend it to any need
ing q Cotton Gin. Very respect
fully, JOHN RosEMAN.
Piecetown, s. c., July II, 1880.
John J. Peoples-Sir: The 40
Saw Hall s. F. Cotton Gin bought
Of you, has given perfect satisfac-
ton. I ginned 100 lbs. seed cot
ton in 8 minutes by my watch.
1t cleans the seed better and runs
lighter than any Gin I ever saw.
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caused by it, as they could not have decided
otherwise without perverting tho law and
violating their oaths.
There will be mass meeting at William.
ston on Thursday, 10th day Of August, at
10 o'clock, under the management Of the
Williamson Club. All the Clubs In the
County are invited to attend and especially
the following: Garvin. Sandy Springs,
slabtown, Piercetown, Brushy Creek, Bel
ton. Bowling Green, Broadway, Meals
Creek, Hopewell and Honea Path. There
will be speeches by Coils. D. Wyatt Aiken,
]. s. Cothran, ]. L. Orr, r. w. Simpson,
E. NJ. Rucker, Maj. E. B. Murray and
others. The ladies ore specially invited to
attend. Dinner will be furnished by basket
picnic.
The Democracy Of Grecnville County
held Convention on Monday of last week,
composed Of 156 delegates from IL clubs.
Delegates were elected to the Convention Of
the 5th Congressional District, instructed
for Hon. John H. Evins, and to tile Con-
yention of the 9Th Judicial Circuit, instruc-
ted for Col. ]. s. Cothran for Solicitor. The
County primary election was fixed for the
25th day of this month. Resolutions were
passed denouncing the Greenback move.
ment in that County as destructive to the
cause of Democracy" declaring that Rad.
icalism in South Carolina is synonymous
with knavery," and recommending Beiton,
Judicial Convention, as the most conven.
lent point for the largest number of dele
gates" The meeting was harmonious
throughout, and showed that the Democra-
cy of that County is thoroughly organized.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
HENRIETTA EOISn
BAYOU SARA "a.

Board can hcrroc,lred Tx lhn ,,,,. ,o,,.
on month, and at reasonable rates Ir
,ne future as IN the past, the table vii!
DE s''rr!irt' with tine very best fare thn
market affords. Elegant; and we'll i1n,.
n'ah"h rooms. Accommodations SERVANT.
constantly III attendance. PATRONAGE &c.
i'''G aht satisfaction guaran iced.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
SUCCESSION SA LIE.
The state Of Loui~iauit.-Parish of West
F,lriana.
:, 4, ..i, ftnt,1t

The State of Loui>aIn.-Parish of West
Filiciana.
Fifteenth .ind ciui Court.
Ia he matte. CT the Succession of A. N.
Douglass. Deceased.
TN CEEDiENt'E tn au cr,"r OF Court
& issued ia the matter ui TIE; snrrr>siGn
ni i. II. Dou1ias+s ,lr;t ">eu, il"'H the
;!unn,,hls- CoNrT aforesaid and to me,
Sn.liii' Of said raHi.h directed. will offer
for sale ii pit!,i;r auction il float Of the
COAT Hr,Gs,, OF said Parish, III town OF
st. F,ancisviie. on
Saturday December Ath 1880,
at the hnnr oil II o'clock, Il. M. OF said
day. the folio" ing uan.eL and described
property. io-"i::
TWO Hi'NDkED ana fOYty-siN (246)
acres ut land, more Or less, Wi II IL
the buildings and Improvements
thereon. situated in the Parish Of!
Priute. COi,pPe, heing he onc-ial!
Of S,ctinn tweniy-ei@ht ':S), town.
Slip two q. south range III ne cast.
less seventy arpen;s iecIced in suit
nunher Is, Vim. BisSet, VS.. l.. W..
Bra,.i3n. administration, to belong
to WA. E:sset.
TERMS OF SALE:
c. 3. SMITH,
cc!3O-S.:. sheriff.
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Sherin''s Sale.

The State of Loni>iana-Parish of West
Iel!ci:n:i.
Number ----- 0; the Fifteenth judicial
District Court.
Pas is.i al West l'cIiriana.
JEFF. Hamilton vs.. ". 5. u. Hamilton, CT
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04

ToUNG MEN: tho bcsG practicalschro
lor ,imeS is "lioors BUSINESS tn
expenses for htee months. SrnJ ns,, '" ~;
'"'"'' julyJ.l9w
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04

ME EEG IEANC 70 GAIL TIL.
w ~ 'f'nt:i'n ii be pla:,.i: 10 the fact
mat lie Southern Standard Press is 7.oyy
eui-rlnG upon IFS IL il season. with even
Increasing: popularity. Daring tie IL ST
season over FOUR HUNDRED were Put
mt" Use with ul'.sl,nl :elli UnGual;ii 4
Success. III" most l. nr!tc,! features cfi-s
merits "le QUICK WORK, CONVENT
ENtE EASE Of operation and the G.c;!:-
- G.. i'.. ..:"-, ne;,,y Dues. i. meets
{" III fI'e '.:n>t marked .,l:vt,.5s as a&iea!l
Power i|Te-%. ltcr' ti:c,e features are
!nArt ai:ti""!t!frb. o., nag 10 the u'.rrr.
c.'IeiltrI :.i,,G'icr. in cUSi OF material We
h:'vc te'H c"mpcii;:! 10 lightly advance
prices. i!l!rc r"l:.n'ete iini. i.,NrG c:>cr.,;
week work $500. Prise tOIi;,ic;c for
land power except wood work $500
W" are ore pared TIA supply oar Patrons
III. the very hes; Mae ii.i.eiE .li.. III mes
~! All Kinds at tie very lowest prices.
.i~ ihnw!i Gin 4 speciality. Al,liess
SGT fitEhN >TAIDAEU rRE>S co.
i.!>:.'--u!n. Meridian. Miss
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
UHl)BRphKER'S GOODS

a, ollr Furniture Emporium we have
constantly Of, a:sG a go:I::'l,i;. asso; tle:lt
" Cnie.t:,k.-ii ,cnot.S. i!icti:.ii.im: " GOE-
EN AND METALLIC tOFF'i&>' AND
CASH;.II. COFFIN 'LHSI?'l:i 4 T.
TRIMMINGS e.. &. 81 This .ir;,.rt
1aent Mr.. GUSTAV. :. BIZ NEIrH.. al
experienced unIerraAeis, mas charge. al:t:
patrons in tow; and county rr.E RELY GA
their orders being filled on tho sh"5't.>i !
notice. i'll q complete aid worHl.aMHiihe
manner.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04

as.
PY VIRTUE or Il rnnmission issued
IL from the sais, Eun"lai,;e Fifteenth
Judicial District CouIt, in the
above s.. lai anG liu'i.hcrel salt and
directed 10 the Ae.iii NJ the Parish CiWest
Fel;ciauA. ANA 10 effect Il raiH i;i"ii | Will
offer COX ;l-. at public auction. ii front
OF The Court House CT the l'iu .,!l OF West
Feic!llH, in st. E'ran"svi!le, IA
Saturday December 4ih 1880,
at the hour Of II ucluciI a. III. o! said!
day, the following named and desc! lied
property :o-WiI:
THEEE TFiOJ.>AND AEFLNI'5 ri land.
Mn.t or -. VI il!l All tht. bindings,
a!i; Improvement, 1i,etr"n, h""n.!-
cti o.. t!,e north t'y iaHGs Of - y!
ai:,t VIA = Hamilton. un lac east
by !aMIS % HHt?SnH Ani Watson.
on the south t.y ,~..Hs "i MS :, il
Eicl,artls"l and Mrs ; 7 bow man.
ana en- the west Ivy l.s..Is Of " i;
HaiG.itUl.
TERMS I SALE.
CASH.
c. y. SMITH.
oCt;O-So. sheriff
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
L. CASIRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,

Bayou Sara. Louisiana,
DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
ments, Rri,llns. iiarr"sS, Hardware. Guns.
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fittings
Cuchs, Valves, Cast in@s, Ropes. Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Caring. NT"ndwOrll,
Etarksin;t:i'. M:,irri:tiA ETC. Etc.
TN COPPER AND SHEET IRON MAN
iI'ACrRNY.
Also Agent for i,c celebrated
"CitAklE.H OAK" STOVES,
Uric. Garre;, Il Cuttnnn, Brinley. Jas.
II. Hall and Other l'iows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Wooh's Mowiu" Machines, Horse
Hay RakcS, ali Of which VII guaran-
tee TO sci! lower than can be purchased
esewhere.
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MAJ FisCtiEf. Al b,Sl ii>C ii ii
W. s ~ SASSMS@s
S. w. Corner Front u se:ss
Streets.
EAIoC 81 It, l-L
LAVE CONSTANTLY in store for sale
IL at prices conference.-the with the
lines, tuil and complete ii!:cS OF White
goods, Ladies Dress Guo,,-. tiotise-!>eep-
ers articles, and !; general assortment oi
fancy a.!d staple Try goods
Victoria Lawns,
NainSJoks, Swiss
Mails, PiGacs, Hi-|s-
op Lawns, Linen ! awnA,
Dress Linens, Mozaubi.
ques, Grcna-
dimes, Crgandy
Mus!ins, French
Percales, Jri-,. Lin
ems. Bobblnet Bars,
Laces and Curtains,
Paraso!s, large var:e. |
~. Umbrci-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
cos, B;eaci;ed Cot!ons,
CambricS, Sheeiings,
Gu: d!eHs Cass!meres
Gents
CGssiiacres,
Cotl Onad cS,
Jeans. rcn;Els, ijct>~
-ings by the yard or uiecc.-
Dealers III Fancy and Staple groceries.
irovIsions, Western Igo'iI.De and
Plantation SUPPLIES. A.rulS for
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machi!.c .ltl It's various
at tac nientS. .
We invite an inspection oE' oar large
asssnItgnent OF i.u;:i,-, Ch!l;IeLS, hi4,s r
and Boys Hosiery, AND Kid Gloves, Lislc
Thread. Gnunt!ets. Ties, t.ihbon-. I'm
hroidcF!2s !.aces, EuvhimSs, CcIsetS, La !,
dies kea,jy-made Under Wear, etc, Pc 9
tun,cry. Toilet, Articles, ana notions.
He have Oh hand also. Il fresh and wei;
selected, Stock OF Clothing Roots, Shoes. 7,
Hats and Caps ana genera! assortment
Of gentlemens underwear and .u-l;s..:a.
COOS. y
The citizens of East Friic:una. Puinte In
Conpee and Wilkinson County, Miss,
will find il TO their interest and adv: II Jt
tage 10 open up trade with as. All or -
ders ftoin abroad promptly, and carefully
He'd.
fEg7 iIishost market price paid fol cot Ii
Il a. ~
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NExvvORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1880

2i7 do SO D. at oAC4 70 do 81 D. at s 2O5 do, 90 D. ct
&C. 90
Ohio 81 H. &C.: l5G do 95 ~ at 6Aei 81 do 1lO 10 az
bs 50 Indiana DO 100 D, at Acc 80 DO. ~ b, at
Kentucky Lamba 81 Bsc 246 Virginia DO 90 10,
az 6o 2l2 do 81 ~ at 6'ao 2asdO 80 n ~ To- d Penn
sYlyania do, 90 70, At Seo.
Judd buckingham sod Ohio sheep. 80 n, 81 - Bs
100 81 b. Ac.; 20 KentuekY d. 100 D. at 4ao; ~
virginia Bncks and EWea III Is at 4iso; $40 KeHtaoy
Lamba go n at 6ssoj 165 Virginia do SO q. 6He 81 do.
50 y, at To
Dienback Dewey sofa At eOthst 81 Ohio sheep Ss p,
81 the los 1871 do 81 d. at 6ao; IL do, SO D.,
ct iHc 1872 Western do % ~ at 59c 20 d. 9S b. az 3l2c
Kentucky 90 b. &c; o. do 11G 10 At &C.; 1b Ken
Lambs, A7b do, 81
at 7Asc.; 10 do. so n, at 30.
Haen6eck Davis sold: ~ state Sheep H. at4Tsc lO2
% D. at 1io: 1876 do 90 n at 5c; II Kentucky do g.
m at 5sc ~ do, 122 n, &c 5ac 1873 Kentucky Lambs 49
H. at 6!sc 2l4 d. 80 o. at 7Nec: AZ Do 90 D. at7e' 2O1
do. 81 n, at 1876; f3 State do 80 n, at &c.
J. H. sold % Western sheep 80 10 at 10: SO DO.
80 m ~ 6Se; 1873 Pennsylvania do % 10. at SCI lS4 Ken
tuckv LabR 80 n At 81 9O IS do % %. at &c. % Pensyi
ynnia do, as n, at CHIC.
HOGS-Tohi for the week 81 4l3 head against S2,S22
head last week Yesterday and today the receipts were 80
Of l07B head54 Jersey City and % cars At
aOhsi Ordinary TO Good Live Hogs are quoted nommaY
nj a
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IN sTOcK MAnKErs-a7 TELNa RAPa.

BrFFALo May 2s-CAT5LE- Receipts TO-DAY. 5000 hean
total for The week thus FAR. 0S15 head for the same tune
orally OF good quality sales OF Good ~ Choice steers At 81 %
90 ar 10 moaum - 81 40; and hefers 80 Is
WSl MNcd Butchtrs steady ~ 81 % ~ 80 accOInnS
quality stOkerB aud feeders u sales ~ lair 10 good at So 0O
II % Fei Bulls - IS 90 Mich Cows dull and drcopnR
slrs al ~ 1850 IsxtIa, $40 per head ,oo -. ,.Ao
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts TO-DAY. 800 head Tor the
week thus Tar, $500 nead for the same time laSi
1000 head consigned through, market uul
and 2 pc lower sales OF Fair Good Clipped Sheep az
- 500 - S stock Ewes, 81 TO- Spring Lambs - % tuh
10 cars remain uisod.
Hos ecoprS to-day 1925 hran. the week thus
far l290j head Tor the time last week ljon head
consigned through. 90 cars market Gu, weak anu lower;
York buyers Offering 81 - @ Ieay' aud dunn. - ~
0 55 few Extra at ~ GodS IS Pigs quoiabe at 80 ~
-.
CHICAGO May 2t-HOGs-Keceiprs. 10000 head; ship
200 head receipts have depressed The market
and prices are 5dlUc lower; Mixed Packing 80 20 -
rl'iy al So - TO- ChUce hcaNy - zoa74 80 I1HhI
g.d - -.
CAr ERccepts 600 head: shipments, 1000 head mar
krt dull Common Good Naive 81 uUGii 50 Western,
rOrnftd, Si0I4 70 GaOss Trxans - b"0$& 81 NAtive
ButchrrA u towsS2 - 90 other stOckS@USI SlOcAes
kro,1pts :2U0 shipments 10 head market
weak but active Ihp 81 MOUei, - % per cWt
EAsI llHERr1 Penn Ay 2i-CtrnAleceints So h"H
I.i0s. 9Ic 10 20 Fair 10 GOou. lltoG .OOba - 80
Common and Light $50 to 20 ohs E 11nS. sock
trs none market butts Cows AM Stngs 3 - - D.
HOGR-kccTps 74UO heai, Philadelphia - 5Oa$a w
sliFfleceps $500 head selling slow at 80 IS ass -
~ LOWS, May 24.-HuGS- Dull apd slow orkeIH ana
gului.ufus. sia$4 10; Heavy shipping. ~ lOG$t 20
raeGng - Il h receips' 94UO head shpmens h4oO
head
CArTiI-Active ana firm now chiefly Of best grades;
Choice heavy shipping Steers 81 GOQRl i3 1Nd 70
Prime E,rr - 80 81 GU Fair 10 good heshy Steers IN
Zee ers lOGs5 80. 81 75D - p; Cows and
leiors - 'UasJ 90 receipts 900 head sipmehtA 80
SmfEr-Steaav AMI unchangel receipts 2O0 hsAd; ship
uuuts, $50 Gcad.
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ersfe buness 10 cash active tradh on s
arrount closing at tho figures OF the cay e5
icS Prime Seam spot 1907 I5e closing Iot T. ions
mice On last call lOc 1000 tea. Nay, LUG IL o
200 7O7 go 1900 June. 70J lOe elosnH Hne,e 59
s151 tcg IIlV 710d7l2 &c, cOsing offered ~
"a August 4i5dT gre closing offered Ll2e 9o t Us
tertefnbcr 73007 PIKE eo'iDg z'V ns =
Tnrd Cnll-hav T.07A2cI. lOc; JUNE 49,
lie: July 7.lOa7l5c August l5a1;SSe; ttp y az
100 ia DE: Year 7.O7 &C.; DO DnYeIb 9pLoH
c civ stoam and lower salos 30 tes ~ &C. ~ "a
anoted 745e. COntiRent-.--. BUTTER CHEE9h III" 0NS
RICt,HFaiiV active steady: Carolina, 601 &c -
IN demand and nr1cea
wesk: fmr Rennng, 7Ea7sIGe C sRtIIni3as "a 70;
600 lhds Cuba Sp'eoy3pdbo s ana 500 bags
t.e19rifnFal ga 9Ec and 300 hhds do at q iee feu
moderately active: Crushed and Powdered 9rs~S >
GranulAted, U3dg2c.; Cut Loaf, S'4c.i stahuAiu -
9td9l4c.
SEEDS Quiet undhnnged ,,. o.
STEAR INE-Qniet Western, TIE; CITY e.
TAILOW-Steady sales. 100000 10 U isao-e0'
WHIsKEY-Duli nominal ~ 81 1881 10
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q wonld have found nc

...a 4, the money market, 1t would nave louuu III
d,faculty in renewing it's loans' -cooo,
rtIa hnsiuess Of tho day amounted 70 ooO'Oo4
.Aa-as If which 233. 700 shares were contnDn'eu
g. ,ho coal stocks Reading opened at l994 against
oo11 saturday, End quickly sold down TO TIA
>rh;ch ,ras lis lowest price during the day. Aiter
tb; rnexement the stock WIS dad, and 1t later gar
lied 70 2Ola61e1G. The other coal stocks opened
civ mn to or better than Saturdays last prices and
81 fnrtber advances of from s to d per cent. But
the pressure to sell great, and Delaware h"ca
wanna and Western, after many fluctuations OF 2
60 10 nar cent. sold from 75k down to Oo'4'
Delavare and Hudson from 70sS down to 63A2'
Morris and Essex from 1851 to 100, ana New
Jersey Central from 63le 70 5Oh- These DeaVy
falls unsettled the whole market and prices declined
sharnly all around; Lake Shore from 1Ol u TO SV'
G.. c.. C. and I. from 6912 to 63l2 Michigan Cen
trail from 7Slo to rs, Erie from 3ol2 TO 3Zis'
Northwest from Ola TO 8Si2, st. Paul from ~ 10
GA. Hannibal and st. Joseph from 20 10 IS ME-
sopri Kansas and Texas from 3O1z to 2oS, Northern
Pacific from 21ll to 20, Ohio aud Mississippi from
26la to 237s Iron Mountain from II 2 TO SIG anu
wabash from 30l, to 2sl4 On the announcement.
ofter 0 o,elock. that Messrs Caldwell. Lewis and
Gowep had been appointed receivers of the Reading
COMPANIES, there WAS a sharp rally for the coai
stocks and some improvement in the general hs''
But sober second thought seemed TO convince
buvers that although the ability ana integrity
Of two OF the receivers were unqueshoned' iheI
could not accomplish impOssibliies, ana prices
oropped as rapidly as they had advanced. so lhat
tb last prices generally were nearly the lowest OF
the day. The market closed excited anu weak
Government bonds were strong at an average az"
vance of about Is per cent. The deaiingS AZ 'n'
Roords amounted TO 1921 800. District OF Column
bia sos were firm at 80 sales ana Dlo' AHe olo'
I'm
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Only a small business was done in state bohuS'
including Louisiana eousols at 4GD434' noh'h
Carolina non-fundable is at 2l2G3, ana North
Carolina IS, funding act of 1858, at 1OA2.
THO only sale of city bank stock was OF seventy
ejgbt shares of American Exchange at III.
Tho dealings III railroad bonds included only
fortyerht issues hut there were large transactions
IN some of the speculative kinds, with important
changes in prices Erie second cOnsols were
freely sold for speculative account Che trans
actions amounting TO $17S4,uJW, ana
The price fell from IS 70 S34' aIter
which sales were made at e512@Sll2G SID
Missouri. Kansas and Texas first consolS were q
higher at 1918 but the seconds declined t'0m o2'l
TO 3d. Boston. Hartford and Erie hrSts IN maj
dealings were Id lower at 353a, Rome WatrrtoWh
and OCdenburg frsts Sig lower at 54l2. and T., u
and l. c. incomes ga lower at 30i4 New Jersey Cen
trail cousols fell from 1914 TO 95, and adjustments
from 1851 to 1O4. TIE first sale OF Lehigh and
WilkesbaIre consols was at Sc. decline OF
1Olo per cent after which they rallied to So. Mobile
and Ohio first debentures at 60 are per cent
lover Canada Southern firsts at 8S34 are Il lower
ST. Louis ana iron Mountain seconds az w are
peg cent lower the second incomes at Us are 2 per
cent lower Morris and Essex COnsOls at llO are
8, lower and Metropolitan frSts are y per cent
lower at l0Il. Toledo and Wabash, st. Louis Dr.
vision rsts declined to 100 and recovered to 100.
The issues of the Pacific Railroads generaiy were
steadier. but Texas and Pacific incomes declined q
per cent to %.
rhe sub-Treasury to-dsy lost S375,ls9 on bal
nnce made up by currency loss of $531,2lO, less
a coin gain of $161 .O21. This makes the Let loss
since Friday $G57, 4G3 Money to-day was more
active, and after early loans az and ) per cent
the late rate was per cent This was due entirely
TO the shifting of loans Occasioned by Fhe decline
in tL prices of stocks. At the SOnth the exchanges
on New-Yori1 are unchanged, bat at the West they
are less favorable to New-YOrk; ST. Louis has de-
cined TO 80 cents premium and Chicago To 25 cents
discount Neither o? these quotations indicates a
movement Of funds in either direction. Boston
stands at 40 cents discount, which rate draws
funds from New-YOrk. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $l4l 400
i'm National bank notes iOr redemption. The
customs receipts were $579.000. and the internal
revenue receipts were S42S.OOO The Clearing
Uousr statement Today is SIS follows: Exchanges.
Sl19 737. 40; balances $i.2706j3. The tTalsac-
lions at the Suh-ITcaSuy covered: Rcce:pLS,
81 O1S GC7; payments, 81 .399, S:Ij currency baI-
nncr S7613 1SS; coin balance S9@,sOG. 73S.
There is not a marked increase OF activity IN the
foreign excheI &c markets. but 1t IS sufficient to
war; mt an advance all around on the basis OF y
cent to the G. The actual rates are now up n the
hppcie shipping point and may 60 higher. hut we
do not anticipate any important shipments without
tic ter ventidu OF some unforeseen circumstance
The nominal quotations are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
St. LGaiS & San Francisco Railway Co
EQUIPMENT LOAN OF 1880.

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received until ~ O'Clock
noon Friday May - inst any part Of Slo00OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FCND GOLD EQUIP
ant December.
These bonds issued at tie rate o. 20 per cent OF
the cash rolling stock. purchased and to he pur
chased tyr COMPANY and each for the sum OF
81 900 due fifteen years IuUe l. lsS0. with Sinking
Fund paymcnt commencing Juno 1881 o. per cent 10 be
applied semi annually redemption OF the bonds NJ not
exceeding lO5.
100000 Will ready for delivery June J. 1882 and the
remainder at the option " tho company before January l.,
1881 but not S250OOO before September next
These secured by mortgage to Alden Spear OF
po.ton and David J. Sciaman, York Trustees
Cocs Of the and bond and further Information can
e had on application. Term delivery Of tho bonds
The oon any the right TO reject any and I'll bids
Prnpo4ais Will he marked PROPOSALS FOR EQUIP.
MENT BON DS, and addressed 10
EFF WINsLOw,
President