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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-14

nte6 A. the reefdencs OF bix 1epbew. ~: 0eoryf
Rose. Wedncs1ev morning, April ~, 1851. JOHN
rATESJIY TflOM: aged seventy three years;
THE filIersl viii take place from ST. PanPs chn,rn
'Tfj.JJAY, April 14tli, ri 4 o'clock n. NJ. his
friends nd those Of his son. Pr0gtssor VIII am ray
lor Tho,n are res pectfuly inviifd 10 attend
Frederic ksbnrg aud Culpeper papers please COPY
Died. AT The residence OF his parents. ~ Twenty
stxil street. ri -12 r. NJ April IL. 1881, nt,le
WILLIE IiNWOOD SCHAAF. eldest son OF w.
NJ. and Genie NJ. Scliaaf; aged twtnty-one nonihS
aud two days.
Twill meet yon.
All, know thai yon will love me
Ia that bright s1d holy place.
Where The bitter tears of mourning
Are wiped from of my faces
When wear my crown Immortal.
When my heart can feel no fear,
You VIII love me SIN. nv angel,
As Won used 10 love me here
Funeral from the residence OF his parents ~ .
o'cloek THIS AFTERNOON, April l4th. friends
and relatives are requested 10 attend WITHOUT iaE-
ther notice.
Died. at a quarter past o'clock. on me TOM
April, at the ace of three years Two montbs an
seven days. JOSEPH, son of Ihicsia Mary anu
Henry iioizgrefe.
Ere SIN could blight or sorrow fade
Death came with ccaselcss care,
The opening bud 10 Heaven conveyed
And babe IL blossom there.
The funeral will take place on FRIDAY me lo'h
Aprtl az 2 O'Clock 4. VI. from 81 MARY. hothth
Catholic clutch. Friends aud relatives Of the iam-
nv are invited to attend.
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Miss Duell's Suicide.
THE WOMAN WHO STARVED HERSELF TO DEATH
lNI0wA.

THE WOMAN VINO STARVED HERSELF TO DEATH
IN IOWA.
Iowa CITY, Iowa. April 12.-Miss Hattie
DUEL, whose remark ible fast has already
made her famous. died on Sunday night
Her friends and relatives, who have for
some time momentarily been expecting her
death, were at her bedside. In the morning
her pulse was imperceptible and her re>pl-
ration thirty-6ye to the minute. She had
not drank any water during the last
twenty-four hours, as 1t seemed to make
her sick. After her last drink OF water
she complained OF nausea. Even in
the morning she evinced considerable
strength, and was able to communicate with
her friends by means OF her fingers and a
stick. She even reached ont and opened Il
small drawer in bureau which stood near
her bed. She was asked il she was not
hungry. and did not want something to eat,
and answered both questions negatively.
She had been in a comatoSe condition all
night, but in the morning her mental pow
ers were clear and unaffected, and she
seemed to fully comprehend all that was
going on about her. Her last moments
were very peaceful, and, surrounded by
friends and relatives who had done 80
much for her, she sank gradually into the
sleep that knows no waking.
Miss Hattie DUEL was buried this after.
noon. Immediately after death p0St.mor
tenn examination was made by DR.. Cowper-
thwaite, dean OF the Homeopathic Depart
ment OF the University.
Not drop OF bloodC:) was found in the
body. which weighed forty.fye pounds.
The stomach was also entirely void OF any
substance. No further particulars have yet
been made public.
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Rev. DR.. Bates and his family last Saturday
morning 70 have been entirely sound ana
That mai ~ not the cause of the Sudden
ana severe sickness o. those who partook
81 n. Tbcsc gentlemen do not say what
The cause Of disease was, but II seemsto be
the general belief that poison was somehow
administered, accidentally or otherwise,
Though no motive for such an attempted
crime Is remotely suspected.
II Il announced that the packets for Blu
cbanan arc now making connection at Bal.
cow Falls with the trains Of the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad.
r. Rush Gilbert, Esq, one OF our best
known citizens. died this morning OF con.
sumption, aged forty.six years. He was
good soldier. and "a man every way worthy
and beloved. TELEPHONE.
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Destructive Fire.

NEAR UNSTABLE ), NUTII T., INNI,
Editors DiSpatch The stable and com
house OF DR.. Junius c. Gregory, on the
plantation known rs "Thc Castle" about
mile from Tunsta's station, Richmond
and York River railroad, was burned to the
ground last night about II O'Clock. Nine
valuable mules and horses, two calves. and
all his corn about $50 barrels), fodder to
the value Of 800, neutrality-suspicious., reap
er, cart. &C., persisted in the flames. The
fire had gotten too great Roadway before
discovery TO be eXtinguished or to save any
thing much. Loss is over $1,000. No in
surance. Supposed to he the work OF an
incendiary. DR.. Gregory has the deepest
sympathy Of the entire community. >"
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Lynchburg SMALLPOX Hospital.
[ From the Advanced

The first OF the two buildings projected
for the new hospital is now being raised.
They will be Of brick, 24X60 feet each-One
for " hites and one for colored. Each build.
ing will contain two wards, one for each
sex. The property, containing about five
acres Of ground, Is protected by very
strong fence, and is situated on what is
known as the Puckelt farm. just outside OF
the corporation line OF Dlnieltown, and
running down to the river Just below the
second lock on the canal above the city.
The location is a commanding one, and At a
good distance from all habitations. DR..
William II. Dulanoy, the chairman OF the
committee on this work, is pushing ii with
yigOr.
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SILKS! sILKsI

We will present this week 10 orr patrons line: %
SILKS SAfINS. SATIN DE Lyons. SATIN DE
MkRVEILEUX. SATIN De DECIlEsSt, and
SATIN SURAH IN BLACK and an tire new shades
for spring wear. Witch are absolutely IN
quality and unapproached IN price. We have puf-
Chased these goods on exccDiiOnilly advantageous
terms aud, In accordance with our W mi custom. we
place them on our counters at prices WHICH deiy
competition from any quarter Whatever.
Among the above are also 20 pieces OF ~ MI
CASHMERE ROYAL BLACK SATlN-flNlSH
SILKS, In price from fl.2O To y DO. IN ms
purchase We save our patrons AT least 81 cents
on tie dollar. .. ~.,r,,.. -,
Also. large stock of BROCADED sATlNs AZ
greatly reduced prices: ,
24-inth ALL.>ILK BLACK 6ROCADE In various
new designs at 95c., the general piice OF wbch
ISIS 50; -. -,
lot ALL.SILK SURAH sATlNS AZ 95cp general
piicr of which IS Sl.3J. ,
We have also made purchase OF one 10y o. up"arus
leo dozen PATENT LACE-FAeTENiNG MD
GLOVES. by which purchase we are enabled 10
make The following prizes: HOOk, BLAth anu
COLORED, at 81 4 pair: 5-hOOh, COLoRED.
the variou, spring shades, at 81 20 par
5-BOOK. BLACK, at 500.
We are also sole agents tor the
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\ The Democratic party has the same issue
to fight for in The Senate that VI mas con
tended for during The ,ast ,weh,s ;s,, ua IN
fore the people, Washington hePao"o"'.
How does It happen, then. that Genera'
MALONE Is not GU their side? Has ne
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GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, or " Gath. y
Is he writes bis peu.name, has written TO
The Chicago Tribune letter on Virginia
and Der debt. We hardly know how to
characterize IL; but we suppose 1t may be
allowable to say that Its statements have In
them just truth enough to convert the whole
Into tissue OF fslsehoods.
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EDUCATIONAL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
ALL DEPARTMENTS OPEN WITHOUT EXAM
NATION TO STUDENTS NOT CANDI
DATES FOR \ DEGREE.

Any person may enter Harvard College without
examination Is an unmatriculaicd student, or the
school Of Divinity. Law, Medicine, Dentistry. Sell
ence or Agriculture as spt cial student All cOur o.
of instruction which they are comp tent 10 pursue
are epeu TO such students and certificates Of prob
cheney are given On the studies which they pursue
satisfactorily. The fees vary with the amount Of
instruction received bat are IN no tase less than $50
or more than $3.50 year.
Graduates Of other colleges are admitted 10 tho
professional schools without examination. as candi-
dates for 4 degree. aud graduates with high rank
may be admitted 10 the senior Cas- at Harvard col
lege without examination.
Women are admitted only To the summer cours IS
of instruction in science and 10 University lectures.
The next Academic year begins SEPTEMBER
20. 1851. Fer lists Il the courses Of Instruction
and FOR further Information address
F.W. TACSStG,
sD IA -ThXSal9w secretary
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We suppose there Is law enough for this,
but we would not know Just where TO find
H. Cincinnati Commercial.
What cares WINDOW for law!
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~ COHEN BROTHERS.

ENDLESS VARIETY OF ALL THE CHOICE
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN and FANCY sIDE-BAND SU3TINGs;
BAYADERE aud ROMAN STRIPES;
sEIF.CoLORED CHECKS;
PLAiDs aud STRIPES:
Nuns yFILlyGs, SHUDA CLOTHS,
CAMEL'S HAIR SUlrISGs,
and all other material that will be in vogue for me
coming seasOn.
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MEsTaNfiS.

NOTICE.-The officers and members OF
~ RICHMOND LODGE. No 2, fihe AMALGA-
ATED AS DCTATIuN OF IRON AND STEEL
WORKERS are hereby summoned 10 meet al VIII
kinOns Hall AZ O'Clock 10 pay the last tribute OF
respect to our deceased brother, l. SULLIVAN.
ap ILLS +. LEE.
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III JOHN c. sUAFEB.

MERCHANT TAHOE.
40. 1904 MAIN STREET, TWO Doors ,..,.. .
POsT-OFFicE,
has received a very large and hae a,.....
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. ,.....
CLOTHS, DIAGONAL ~CITGND~. 3D. ,t
and FANCY CAs@IMERE~ FOR PANTHEON
imported especially for ham. VIII sI
order In The LATEST STYLES uul .'ir....r
ent with grst class workmanship. A ,i...
fully solicited.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS g ... ..
made b. order. r-i.I.
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.nnRESs-TRIMMINGS,

I-I7 UNF0N-T III u VI W..
iFT. STEEL sad COLDRfD Bf 80 srfN..
GIMPS. ORNAMENTS. HrlIDN~. l...
TAS~ELS. Bells. AfORN~. D. tn> .
&c. al lower prces tb1n 1pN ofIff D.
city: MOURNING FRINGE, ai'n ..... .
ta,sels to mafch--laudsDm. t.r t,.s -.. 81.
AND.CHfNlILE FRINGE CSC. ....
75c.: full Inc Of LADIES aId tiiiI Dn.,
HOSIERY very cheap; kil aud ....t..
good ana cheap; tOrsc,e: very D."
OF N,ckwcir, hlul and Lace Tln...s
Collar. &c.,Sc; Ltces Of ar ku'..
viii hc found ~ The very lowest pr.D..
HUIZLER BRnTHER~. 90 fr..I ....
store closed "A THURSDAY NtNI r..t.
fapeI
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nor SALE, ONE HUNDRED GROSS

H. GERMAN HORSE. AND CATrLE-FOOD-a
substitute Tor green feed Gives appetite ar spirit,
aud causes them % shed their rough coa.. Price per
feed dealers, mh23 I'm
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LEROY SEAMLESS "
KID GLOVES,

................,..,' '''''''f''
NJ which we keep a full stock constantly on hand.
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DIRECTOR IN THE NORFOLK
ANp WESTERN RAILRoAD-A CALL TO LOUIS
yIrIE-psATB OP A PLTERsBURGER IN THE
sorru-~sH SHOOTING AFFAIR SUCCESSFUL RE-
ytyAls-PAsrORAL RESIGNATION, &C, &c.
, 1881-01-14

| sale pile before her almost as huge as the
great pyramid of Egypt. Cousin Flor
ida, who was Just verging into young
| ladyhood, pronounced everything "per-
fectly superb" while grandpa, who was
nearly seventy and took every occasion
to put in loving word for the dear help
meet, who had stood by his side through
Joy and grief for almost fifty years, said
that none but one of her descendants
could have gathered up such meal us
that, and that it did her full honor,
winch was the highest praise he conld be.
stow. And then all cheered, big and lit
tie and the noise reused "Pink and
Beauty" who had fallen to do2e, and
they began to--meow. And Pansy, who
was responsible for their conduct, held
up her little finger menacingly at them
and said, my dear little pussies, you
needn't say meow The milk in this
pitcher isn't for you" And they be
came derOrous ut once. st. Bernard,
however, behaved beautifully, and did
credit to the noble blood of his ancestor $
across the sea. And for his reward he
received goodly share Of the banquet
in due season.
Did they have toasts? Certainly. That
was one of the little Queens express
wishes-''just as papa and mamma had. "
But as Pansy's long lashes began to
droop lower and lower, and finally to
close altogether, 1 will only give you the
two she heard. The first was mamma 3
in response to papa's "The Queen"
Dear little birds; can you say,
Who is four years old to-day!
Sweetest kittens, can you tell,
Who it is we love SO well?
Who is il. just four years old,
Worth her precious weight in gold2
But four short summers since she came,
And Pansy, darling is her name.
$50 nice" murmured Pansy. And
then Uncle Tom got up with great flour
ish, but there was q suspicious moisture
in his eyes and an earnestness in his tone
that showed his impromtu came from
his heart. He said;
Pansy my dear,
Only be true,
Heavens best gifts
Shall flow TO you
Rule thy subjects
With rod of love,
AS angels reign,
In courts above.
And wheD the dream
Oflife is DER,
Crossing the stream
70 Heavens shore.
When Christ will crown
Thee, dearest child,
With His rich grace
Prue, undefled.
And Pansy was fast asleep.
, 1881-01-14
SEAsg SEg e. GD FR H. TS2s.

IL Is made from a simple Tropical Lear Of Rare
Value, and Is POSITIVE Remedy for all the dis
eases that cause pains In tile lower part Of the body
To- Torpid Headaches JluudiCe - Dizziness,
Gravel, Malaria, and all the difficulties Uf the Kidneys
Liver and Urinary Organs. For Female Diseases
Monthly MenstTuntOns and during prcgnAncy,lt ma
no equal II restores the organs that MAKE the blOO
and hence h the best Blood Purifier, IL Is the only
known remedy that cures Brights l'sease For DlA
beles, use wnrner'z safe Diabetes Cure.
For sale by Druggists and all Dealers AZ 81 co pei
bottle. Largest bottle In the market. Try II.
II. H.!WARNER a. co. O.,'ROchestsr,N N.
, 1881-01-14

If You Want Satisfaction take your old
sewing machines to j. Is. Garrison's sew
ing machine store, l67 Third street Port
land Or He has employed one OF the
best adjusters and sewing machine re-
pairers on the coust. Charges reasonable,
all work warranted for one year.
, 1881-01-14
And Pansy was fast asleep.
MUSIC, MUSIC.

Warren's Music House, " Morrison street
near the PostOfiice, Portland, Or, has everything
in the musical line at reasonable prices A large
stock of sheet music, books, pianos, musical mer-
chandise, band and orchestra music always on
hand Mr. Warren buys every thing direct from
Eastern houses, and can afford to sell cheaper
than any store in Oregon. Send for catalogue
, 1881-01-14

hot weather and longing for relief, gladly hs ils
anything that will Danish monotouy or lessen
pain. Warmers safe Kidu y Cure does both and
IL Is true Friend in Need" TO suffering humanity
For the kidneys, liver or urinary organs 1t is nta-
, 1881-01-14
A AphysIcIn's TysIimOny,

n y
hereby certify that have been n practiclng
physician for twenty.seven years, and for many
chronic cases In my practice do recommend War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. IL was upOn
my atvice that G. ". Stamm, editor Of the Indus
trial Era Obtained this valuable remedy,
A. A. RAMSAY, N. d,
Abba, iowa, May 26.
, 1881-01-14

AbeII, the lending photographer of Portland
Or, keeps on doing ~ large business, HIS WORK
he compared with the hest anywhere, ant
the people know u. His gallery Isnt 1O5 an'
1OD First street.
, 1881-01-14
Use Rose Pills.

NRltH, the most prevalent but least understood OF
all Diseases, ~ the cause Of much needless suffering
and thousands OF premature deaths annually, DIR.
kECk has made this disease life study having been
great sufferer himself until cured by His own Rem
cdy which he has for thirteen years in his practice
the three last In Portland, Or--put to the seycrrSl
tests win the most satisfactory results lie has also
treated several physicians, With this accumuutivr
evidence we are warranted In saying that mo- other
preparation for the cure uf this disease In any ~ it,
forms VIII give such universal satisfaction rs DIR
kECk'S SURE CURE FOR CATARRIT, which YOU
can get ~ your Druggist ut home, Of DIR. KECK Of
Portland, Or, at ~ per bottle six bottles for 80
The Doctor mRkesa speciality Of the treatment and
cure of chronic Diseases, especially Cancer, and Dis
eases peculiar to Women, Young men, middle aged or
old men who are suffering from the errors and ndis-
creOnS Of youth, nervous weakness early decay loss
Of manhood, etc, should consult DIR. KECK Every
thing strictly confidential. All proper questions an
swtfed through the mails promptly Enclose three
cent stamp and address DIR. JAMES KICK,
No. RS First street, Portland or.
The trnde supplied with DIR. RECKS SURE CURE
FOR CAIARrH direct from the Laboratory Of
DIR KECK, or from Hodge, Davis Il Co., Portland
Or, wholesale agents. MI
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Rtysr. Vessels a11 RtHDtts
NEwYoGK, Wednesday, July ~, 1881.
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rally, and there to have been no other
reason for the extensive covering Of Shorts"
that has occurred to-day. The larger
bears" probably felt certain that their
example would be followed by the smaller ones,
and hence that prices would advance after their
purchases The supply of stocks, however must have
been great to have limited the recovery to such small
figures, with such urgent buying AZ there was just
before the end of the day. The result, however, is
that the safety valve which short" interest fur
nishes to market is nearly eliminated and that the
immediate future of prices will lack that important
support But the market closed strong with every
indication of higher figures at to-morrows opening
Governments were quiet and about steady as to
prices. The changes in the final bids reduc-
ton of Is for the 42s and advance of ls for the
5s. Annexed are the closing auotationS:
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CLOSING PRICES on PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
WEDNESDAY. July PIP. M.

"WEDNESDAY. July PIP NJ.
The first prices for stocks to-day were a fraction
higher than those ruling at yesterdays ending But
the pressure to sell long" stocks was SO great that
ngures immediately suffered sharp decline. As
examples, Lake Shore sold down to 1901.
st. Panl to 107i2, Central of New-Jersev
TO s9ss, Northern Pacific preferred to 73io
Missouri Pacific to l02, Louisville and Nashville to
9si2, Missouri, Kansas and Texas to 4Oss. Ontario
and Western to 287s, Denver aud Rio Grande To
94os. Rock Island to 1873, Texas and Pacific to 52l,
Wabash to 4Sis, and Western Union TO s4ls. After
that steadier tone predominated and prices began
10 rise again. Subject to frequent fluctua-
lions, the advance continued during the remainder
OF the day, and by the close of business amounted
10 from to Az per cent for all the active stocks.
Inc special feature of the days dealings was the
large buying to secure profits for the short" ac-
count The example being set by the large bears y
ia tiio morning was very generally followed by the
smaller ones later IN the day, and there was very
niue buying for the long" account until
prices We're well advanced, when some ope-
sa'ors VINO had sold out "longn stocks were
encouraged to take them back The two Influences
combined to impart to the final trading no little
ANIMATION, and gave the market an appearance of
great strength But the general situation has under
gone no change. After decline that has extended
through week 1t was natural to expect q sharp
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STATE OF TRADE.


BALriMoaE July 27-cotton quiet Mddins, llac Flour
Super, So 6oasl 20 do Extra 81 25a&l 25i do, Family
"a 1880 % do Family So 759s7 do. Rio brands SO 60S
So 62 Patapsco Family 81 20. wheat-Southern active
and firm Western lower and quiet; southern Red,
~ 1881 "a; do Amber, 81 23GSl 26 No. Western
Winter Red spot 81 2fa$1 2ie; July 81 2i4&l 2il; Au
gust 81 ~ s@si 23 september ST. 26a~Sl ~; October
fl2S3$l 2Sns Corn-Southern quiet; western quiet ana
easier southern White, 62cG do yellow, 0Sc Western
Mixed spot ana July, 65@056'ici August 66sa67 iec;
steamer 81 c. oats dull Western White t3@i5c do Mixed
4Oa4lc. Rye Quot, S20S5c. Hay dull ana Unchanged
Prime TO Choice Pennsylvania and MARYLAND $i3@$lG
Sales 700 bush sample Sheboygan at I'll 2O 81 ~ asked
for No. Hard Duluth Corn quiet and unchanged sales
900 bush High Mixed 53ac; 1000 bush sample Western
private terms Oats quoted 42943c for No Western
Nothing doing In Barley Rye Higlwinesvc city Made
I'll 1881 l3. Railroad eights To York-Wheat $50.
Corn. 6iac; Oats, sac. Canal freights-WleaI. 4ac
Corn &c. Oats, 3ac. 10 New-York
CHICAGO. July 27Four steady and unchanged Wheat ac
tive nt unsteady and lower; No Chicago spring 81 IL
81 1854 cash BI lo Anguish 81 "a a$l "a September
10 . octoberi No; do 81 oSa$i os rejected, 7e@7se
Jgy 4sc g4ssc August 47aoc0isc. september sse a
mand Mt IL ac cash Juy 30i2c Anguish 2sic Septem
Der and October Rye du weak and lower at s6c barley
fairly active and shade higher at 95 bid september Pork
active but shade lower at $lS 80 cash BIS 20 August
SIS 20 September SIS Ia October Lard In fair deand but
at lower at i2o56l2 Zoe cash; 1lS7 se August
ll67 lac al Zoe September Bulk Meats easier Shoulders
635c short Rb925c short Clear, viOc WhlskeY steady
and unchanged ut 81 IL FreghtsCorn 10 Buffalo lower at
'ss seeds steady aud unchanged Butter steady and
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State bonds were neglected but Louisiana con-
soils strong Mt 67l2. North Carolina CONSOLE
dated IA sold at 80, and single bond of Tennes-
see 0s at 70.
There was no special feature in the dealings in
railroad bonds. They weak in morning
and better later in the day. in sympathy with the
share market and the afternoon sales included
only few of the issues the transactions generally
do not show what the bonds could have been pur-
chased at the close Erie second consols declined
to 10Oos and recovered to 1914 against 1O1 yes
terday. Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds
% higher at 50, but general 6s sold
in a small way at 95093. Boston, Hartford and Erie
frsts declined to rs and rose to 772 against n Il
yesterday, and Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
trsts declined from 96l2 to 93i D9i. c., c. and L.
&. incomes were steady at 75075l2 Chesapeake
and Ohio frsts, series b, fell from 81 to S6GS6ai,
but currency debts closed a higher at So Metro
politan Elevated frsts recovered to 100. ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain seconds off ia at 112.
Ohio Central incomes declined per cent to 54 and
Rochester and Pittsburg incomes fell from As to 44G
As New York Pennsylvania and Ohio incomes sold
at 5l95G955i2 Texas Pacific incomes recovered
from IS to rs, but firsts of Rio Grandc Division de-
The Sub Treasury to-day lost $50 1854 on balance,
made up by S CON los loss OF $s2 l42, less cur
snes Friday $3.50 Money Was 1s BETTER hts sa,
ply at the Stock Exchange, and call loans ruled from
gig TO gig per cent Time loans, however, are
harder, and little money can be obtained at 4 per
cent. The domestic exchanges on New-York the
Southern cities last reported at ST. Louis 90
cents discounts Chicago, 81 discount Boston, IL L.
cents premium; The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received $325, 600 National bank
were $969,014. and the internal revenue re-
ceipts were 1914 ,9i7. The Clearing House state
ment to-day is as follows: Exchanges 81 "a
balances $5.9S0.35O. Tho TRANSACTIONS at the Sub
Treasury covered Receipts, $9O6,3 payments,
1861 ,725 currency balance, $5.07S, 015; coin
balance. $40, 1888, 906.
The foreign exchanges continue dull. the little
business doing being Che basis of about 81 S23,
and 81 S4a respectively for long and short Sterling
Annexed are the posted quotations: