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siorr Of a wealthy Nan.

One OF the most remarkable men OF
the nfesent generation is John Roach.
The khipbuildcr Prom a laborer be has
risen to the largest ship builder In the
country. Roach is of medium height,
square shoulders aud heavy Get, a1th
smooth face tfurTowcd hy That titiass
artist, Time, gray hair and sharp gray
ewes. He g very hard Of hearing. and,
like most self-made men Of great activ-
tiles. is fond Of rccounting his achieve
menis. lie tells story OF himself that
] have never seen in print, as follows.
Once when he was day laborer with
quite family to suppGs, he was taken
sick. The young ones had TO be fed
and his scanty savings were speedi-
ly exhausted Luckily he began
to mend soon, but before he was
able to work he found himself consider.
ably in debt lie wanted TO move. but
his landlord said If he did he must leave
his furniture for the rent, While he
was meditating what 10 do a fellow
workman named Morgan came to him and
said: John, have little, and that
little you are welcome to, simultaneously
thrusting purse into Johns hands. The
purse did hot contain much, but enough
10 rdy the rent due. Years passed.
and Roach tried several times to
Ghd his +" friend in the hour of need.n
but he had disappeared no one knew
where. Things had prospered with
Roach, when one day dozen years after
man came to him on Broadway, in New
York. and asked: isn't your namo
Roach n With, perhaps, misgivings of
bunko game, Roach replied that it was.
The man then said: "Mv name is Nor
gan. and we used to work together"
Roach expressed gladness at seeing him,
and. as it was lunch time, invited him
into the Aston house to lunch. Morgan
replied that he could not: that he had
saved little money and had bought
ont a small business, bit hard times had
come and that he was to be sold out
under mortgage that day; that he had
tried in vain to get some one to advance
him money but without success, and that
the sale would take place at | =. NJ.
Roach said that he would accompany
him to the sale. During the ride up
town Roach questioned him closely
about himself and family, When they
came to auction the place off, Roach
bought it, much to the astonishment of
Morgan, who expressed surprise by re-
marking inquis lively, "It.can't be pos
sible that you are the wealthy John
Roach see 50 much about in the papers!"
Roach replied that he presumed he was
the same person Morgan had inmind, and
that he wanted to repay the loan his
friend Morgan had made him long before.
The two families renewed their old ac-
abundance, a son Of Roachs married
daughter Of Norgan's, and the result was
the establishment of the Morgan iron
works, known all over the country. For
sooth, facts are stranger than fiction -
Washington Chronicle
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MT: G ~ RE W. Morris. "FaoIa, os,.a
Pittstield, Mass. writes, MAY 25 1sss. oI ne.
Boyee haa been in very precarions mss comfy mIay
non WI" o uiaopsy or Bright's disease of the
huney rss Gu" fn having used all methods and
.neatmsnt S her restoration in the line of
t tI fa;la oy our leading physicians and
having laied to benefit her her fann;iiv a da
spaiaeJq e a. icing her relieved, and gave her
up 10 aoi Happening to run across the the t nsi
OF si. nncs sickness by using Hunts Remed Tu
we AZ ono9 procured bottle of r. and COM
nenee do ENG 1t as directed. After nsinn i
three uaf sne was SO far improved that sbs
colit gVs ifon her bed to her chair w;thont
as5lsg'4fo or "a circumstance that had not ham
Iened iot months. Previous to , al; nap =
sne Wa0 reo Uloled more or less with short
prea'h D., ioo9alrlng a continuous fanninn O ~
Keep ppo Mi e, This gradually improved AZ
we eon fonria The use of Hunts Remedy and "a
on the !oarsh bottle she was able to sst nn aan ~,
Day ho oIv WAS bloated terribly in both Im I
day the b0atng left her bow pgs and Inc tenth
Is mol sSVIea above the knees Her hd T se
were h yerS Dad at the time DISCHARGES San
OF a 1Ior' cnaracser and emitting \ sicfanss
ing 9aor can say that the chance si ~ sa-
case I LEX wonderful, and Hunts Rameda
a Us Ms.ss-.. : miracle in herr
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Chinese QnAil.

Noticing a strange bird in a cage at a
Portland (Oregan) markct1;- mi 0reg0a@an
reporter stopped to find out what it was
He was told it was a Chinese quail. 1t
s the smallest Of the species. Some
twenty five dozen of these birds were
received at Portland by steamer, direct
from China. They are about half the
size Of the Oregon mountain quail, which
they resemble in shape. The plumage is
not so handsome MS either the American
quail or pheasant, being lighter in color,
and palmer. These little birds are much
esteemed by the Chinese, both as deli
cate dish and on account of the pug
nacity Of the males, which is so great
that they are used for fighting in pits
the same as game cocks are Although
bot bigger than robin, they will fight
kl the last gasp.
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In Derbyshire, England, it is consid-
cred bad omen to gather eggs and bring
them into the house after dark. Eggs
ought not to be brought in on Sunday,
and no hen must be set on that day. The
number of eggs for a setting must be
either eleven or thirteen; the number
must be odd, and if twelve eggs are sat
upon, the hen viii scarcely succeed iii
Matching them or, if she matches, the
chickens will do no good,
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sure cure ior Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles one box has cured worst cases of e
years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after using Williams Indian Pile
Blood ointment. 1t absorbs tumors, aIlays
itching, acts as .poultice, gives instant relief
PrepafeMu only Tor Piles, Itching of private
parts, IN Malled for 81 Frazier Med. Co,
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March q, 1876.
Dr. X. y. PIERCE, NJ. D.: Dear Sir:---My
wife VINO has been i'll for over two years.
and had Tried many other medicines, became
sound and well by using your "Favorite Pre-
scription." my niece was also eured nv its
use, after several physicians had failed 70 do
her any good. Yours truly,
Thomas ! Methvin
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FOR p = INDIGESTION depression of srir.
It's ana general debility in their yar;ous f@,rI1s
also a. preventive against fever and ao1a anj
other IneiuItent fevers, the s'Ferro-Pbosnbo nor,
tted LllAi e o. Calisaya," made by CasweIl
Hazard Ss To- New York, spd sold by ali Drvn
.ss rom fer Uest tonic and Tor patients recover
nS iion rover or other sickness il has no eonal
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The FrazerAxIe Grnn.a

Is the pest In the market 1t is the most
economical and cheapest, one box LASTING az
long as Two OF any other. One greasinp will
last Two weeks: 1t received first premium at
the centennial and Paris Expeditions. and
medals at various State Fairs. Buyno other
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The president of the Geological So
ciety thinks that whales were origi-
nally land animals, and gradually
became fitted for their present position
among marine creatures.
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Young men, and middle-aged ones, suffer
ing from nervous debility and kin lred weak
nesses. send three stamps for Part VII. of
Dime oeries Books. Address WoRLD's DIs-
PENsARY MEDICAL Association. Buffalo. Nv
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Sick and bilious headache, and all derange-
ments OF stomach and bowels cured by DR..
Pierce fellets"---or anti-bilious granules.
70 cents wal. No cheap boxes to allow
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From denominations of leap year and
cold winter most every girl has chaps on her
hands
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The Grand Army of the Republic
has now on its rolls quarter of a
million members in good standing.
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In Germany they have kind of leap wear
all the time. 1t is said that nearly three
times as many women pop the question as
men.
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Girls, thisis the year for you. When you
give young man slippers, give him fits.
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Became Sound and well. ,,

HapPlness--A curtained, warm room;
little little light, one chair, two lovers, night
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A fawn-Sin could never be sold cheap,
because it 5 always little deer.
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Camphor Milk cures aches and pains. 25c

knot 10"
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To know how to wait is the great
Eeeret of success.
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The Host Potent Remedy that Can hs
Used.

1t is Purely Vegetable. Faultless Fan,,
Medicine, and has been Manufactured at la.
'SPHARAfACY one of the most prom.
inent Drug Stores of Baltimore, for more than
half century. Its efficiency in all forms ~
LIVER DISEASE has been tested and approves
by thousands of the most prominent cftizens
Of Baltimore, who have used 1t successfully in
combating the above complaints, all Of which
arise from arrangement of the Liver and
Disordered Stomach. We therefore saw 10
you confidently if you have Dyspepsia SStrss
from Sick on Nervous Headache, hare ChiHs
Boloels are Conaipdted, or you feel generou,,
Played out and don't care a continental aChetber
yoM itue or die, try j. ~. LarOque's Anti.
Bllious Bitters, and our word for it, a sin.
gle dose, taken either at night on retiring or
in the morning before breakfast, will make
you feel like a new man. If you live in a
malarious section, where Chills and Feyers
abound, it will be found n most effectual
Remedy in guarding the system from all at.
tack. The price, too, is reasonable and within
the reach of all; Is cents for the Herbs in
packages, or $l0O for the bottles ready pre-,
pared.
w. Il. THORNTON, sole Proprietor,
cor. Baltimore and Harrison sts., Baltimore
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ne is invaluable.


ETY"T Thousands
proclaim it the most
wonderful Iuvigor-
ant that eversustain-
ed a sinking system.
S1.50 at Druggists.
The DR.. s.A. RICHMOND
MEDICAL CO., Sole Pro.
pFietors, St. Joseph, Mo.
Clas. N. Crittenton.
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1TNEGGREATl
1INlIEI:IIRI.!IIvIEl1'
,C0NQyER0Ra1
h-zz-aaazsluis,-- .f-Irizzz.l.lu---..-sa-sI
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early and late the
year round need, &C
casionally, thehealth-
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by a wholesome tonic
like II ostetter RS
Stomach Bitters. To
all, its purity and
efficiency as a remedy
and preventive of tns-
ease commend it. 1t
checks in cIpfen {
rheumatism and ma
larial symptoms, 70.
iieves constipation.
dyspepsia and bill
iousness, arrests pre-.
mature decay of the
physical energies,
mItigates the inhrmi.
ties0fnge and hastens
cuUvaieseeuce. For
ale BY all Druggists
and dealers generally
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No opiates OF drastic cathartics can he found
IN thlt peerless remedy SdmCri'ap NeruiHe.
From Boulder, Col, MissN. p. Wilder, writes
'e7H1r'ids NertiHe cured me Of epilepsy"
Pheniz Pecloral cures cold and cough.2jc,
Nature l. The great ielchcr, she clothes the
fowls and gn'mrls with Werner clothing for
winter; helps ihcm torast j. OF in summcr
makes the best FARO Clihol'uc. which is
Petroleum pcrfu1ci, Fht sod at s. bottle,
DR. San,ori's Liver 1uvilorator has a rem
iation equal 10 any reliciac in The world.
Ne Sccre, Of Living.
scovil's SalsaI OF Il9ol and Liver
Syrup, viii cure scrofulJus liant, rheuma-
tism, white swelling, govt, goitre, consump
ton, bronchitis, nervous debility, malaria,
and all diseases arising from an impure con-
dition Of the hood. Certificates can be pre-
sented from many leading physicians, minis
tiers and heads Of families throughout the
land, ihiorsing it in the highest terms. We
are constantly in receipt If certificates Of
cures from the most relinble sources and We
recommend it as the best known remedy for
the cure of the above diseases
You would use St. Patricks Salve if you
Knew the good it would do YOU.
Beware of the incipient stages of Consump-
ton, lake pisu's Cure in tifun
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re score, Of Living.

Dr. san.ord's Liver luvi-oru0r has repu
tation equal 20 any mediciac in The world.
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Beware of the incipient stages Of Consump-
ton. Take Pisu's Cure in time
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n ALfBY HOUSE,
BALTIMORE.

April. lsT 1879.
Recognising the fast that the relationship
sxisting between the counties OF Maryland and
The city OF Baltimore is such that residents Of
the counties have occasion to visit the city frs-
9uently during the year-in consideration Of
sneee facts and the liberal patronage extended
ne maifby in the past, deem it but msttss
of1ustics that some discrimination sheuld bF
made 70 TEN favor. 1 have therefore 900.
ended %
Reduces The price Of Board 10 81 Der aaV,
Feeling Copeosat that the same viii be fully
aggregated by them, snc at the same tins
mose and secure an Increased share of their
felronAeei assuring them thu noths1g viii
e LETT undone that can add % their comfort
auring their stay. a
beons Without bosTd, 7T cents per dsy and
upwards.
~ Ely q r HOGAN, Prop.
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rlani2 fecloraI cdr51 ooii md 1coueh.aio.
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Np1ANApoLIs MARKErs.
COAL AMI coKE

A rtbroc;+a oool pG "a Ia, - I0.4l y, 40 y
~ tom. RaVnopd CIV sSa * Is eSa
SIS 9e tom Bossbure coal IS IS % ton Jalson cosI
1928 % tom crushed coke 13e % bush; lump coke
lie W BUSH
ro,o.+o.. o no,,na 20 so sasas or
0$1.1 Peaches-Standard 3.pound' $780,. 90:
3.pound seconds, $l.5O0I so; 2-pound standard
mouth, 81 so Revere 81 Is; McNurray. 81. 25 a
1.3O. Blaekberries- pound S5 09bc; rasp-
berries, 2-pound 81 2001.25 pineapple, standard
2-pound, ST. 60625O; second do. 81 BIO IS; cove
oysters 1-pound full weight, 81 O50I 10; light, IS
@65c; 2-pound, full $l.8001 80; light 81 050
100; string beans, S5690c; Lima beans, $l0I. 40;
peas, marrowfat, 85c0$It35; small, $1,000 so:
Holsters ST. S001 IS; red cherries 95c0SI; goose
berries, $101.1O.
DRUGS
Alcohol 40. 2Oz52 40. as;fatida ann2sa .l,,,n
495c; camphor. 25n3Oc. coch;neal Sn@G5c.
chloroform, $l91, 10; eopperas, brls., $3@3.50;
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES.


The New York Market Dull and Weak at
Lower Prices.
NEW YORK, July 28-Money easy at 102 per
cent; offered at the close II per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 81 G06a per cent
Sterling exchange quiet; sixty days. 81. s2ss
sight. $4S4
Government bonds were firm.
Railways slower.
State securities were dull.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange opened
weak, and prices declined 301a per cent; New
York Central, Northwest, St Paul, Lackawanna
Lake Shore and Missouri Pacific were the weak
est shares Before 11:15 A. NJ. there was sharp
rally, and an advance of 40l5 per cent. took
place. During the remainder of the day the
tendency was toward lower figures, and
it was the general impression that the
bulls encouraged the reaction, as the market
had advanced too rapidly within the past week.
The reaction ranged from l to 80 per cent; Mis-
sour Pacific fell of 81, to 95s; Canada Southern
to 35; Northwest p, to 9S2; st. Paul ., to 49,
Lackawanna 81, to la; Lake Shore q, to 81;
Michigan Central q, to 70a; New Jersey Cen
trail IL to Co., New York Central IL, to 10S
Northern Pacific II, to 202; do preferred 81 to
49, Pacific Mail !, to Al; Texas Pacific H. to
10a; Union Pacific q, to Al and Western
Union q, to 591 Late in the day a small
shear failure, that Of DeWoolf & Swan, was
announced, and prices rallied I to ! per cent
Tho market closed steady. Compared with Sat
urday, the closing prices are to 3 38 per cent
lower. DeWoolf & Swan say their failure was
caused by customers who gave them securities
MS margin which were obtained on fraudulent
power of attorney.
Transactions, 1884 500 shares, to-wit: Lacka-
wanna II ,00O Lake Shore, 1900; Missouri
Pacific, IL, 600; Northwestern, 1000; New York
Central, 10000 st. Paul. 81 900; Union Pa
cifc, $4,000, and Western Union 3l,o00
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oils.

OIL CITY July 2S.-The petroleum market opened
with National Transit Company certificates at 64c,
and closed at Csc; highest price. 68lsc; lowest
price 63le Sales to-day aggregated $4,000 brls
Clearances 5.872. 600 brls. Runs, &c, 537 brls
ShiFnients 57,aS9 bris Charters, 137 ,798 brls
Oil City Oil Exchange stock, $500 per share bid;
none offered.
BRADFORD. July 28.-The crude oil market
was stronger and advancing Total runs Saturday
and Sunday, 81, 729 brls Total shipments, 60, 292
brls. Charters, 1877 brls. Clearances 5, $685.
600 bris. United pipeline certificates opened at
Sac. and closed at 67a4c; highest price during the
day, 681ec; lowest price. 63lac.
PITrsBuRG. July 28.-The petroleum market
strong and higher; United pipe-lne certificates
opened at 633lc, advanced to 673ae, declined to
657 Zee, rallied and closed at 677sc.
LONDON, July %. Spirits turpentine 24s; re-
fined petroleum, 6le966sd.
ANTWERP, July os.-Petroleum 1sf95c.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, July 28-The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the corn trade, says:
The weather for the past week, owing to heavy
thunder storms and cold nights, has been detri-
mental to the wheat crop generally; neverthe-
less there are some splendid fields of wheat
which show the finest form. Appearances are
still in favor of an average yield Sales of En-.
glish wheat for the past week, 27,495 quarters,
at BIS Id, against %, 734 quarters at 42s Id for
trade is stagnant and prices unchanged. In of
coast trade there is little doing eight cargoes
arrived during the week; five were sold, six
withdrawn, nine remained, and sixteen cargoes
ara due The broken weather has impaired
steadiness to the trade. Flour is less depressed.
Barley quiet and steady. Maize, especially
American, is firmer. Oates dull and weaker.
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nary, there has been less disposition to buy, and
brokers admitted yesterday that quoted prices
could not be obtained A decline of about ff-
teen points at the Exchange, with weaker feel
reflected upon the spot market in some
degree, and this fact, in connection with the
rather slow jobhing movement and unfavorable
cable adviees from Rio as well as Havre, have
together resulted in unsettling the steady tone
that prevailed last week The butter marke
appears to have eased up slightly. owing to in
creased receipts, but for choice stock full prices
are still being obtained Cheese is firmer. Eggs
continue dull and weak, Notwithstanding the sup
ply is by no means excessive. Potatoes In llb-
eral supply and weaker. Tomatoes are coming
forward more freely and are easier in price.
Green apples in large supply and dull Dry
goods men are having rather quiet time, but
look for an early improvement as matters East
become more settled The following statement
made by a New York dry goods merchant to a
Commercial Bulletin reporter, probably voices
the sentiment of representative men IN every
line of business: 1.-THE dry goods trade, as a
whole, asks no favors and requires none 1t has
held its own against Wall street caiumny, and,
notwithstanding every effort to assail the credit
of reputable firms and individuals, has stood the
fire nobly. As matter of fact, our position to-
day is better than it was this time last
year. The season is dull but last year at
this time it was dull also; and though we do not
expect an unusually heavy fall trade, we look
for fairly profitable one. In the matter OF
ion. The banks, in our Judgment, should CON
slider individual cases lOne-nafne paper IN
some cases is all that is needed. 1t has been
taken before with small percentage of HARM
comparatively to the buyers of it. We hear no
rumors up this way. You Wall street people
hatch them and work them for all they are
worth. Every trade and industry in its turn
has been attacked, and we suppose that after
trying to break down the stability of every
other branch of commerce. the rumor mongers
have turned their attention to the dry goods
trade. The recent failures cannot be said to af-
fectsthe dry goods interest at all. They repre-
sent nothing. They injured little and they are
now almost forgotten. The banks are pursuing
about the same kind of policy towards us that
they are doing in respect to other business in
terests Good houses have no difficulty in rails
ing money, and on the whole, the dry goods
trade is healthy as could be expected at this
comparatively dull period"
GRAIN
The local market seems to have braced up
somewhat. There is still a good deal of talk
about scabby wheat The Board of Trade Price
Current says, regarding this cereal: Under light
gradable receipts local markets have toned up
slightly, and cash deliveries are in good demand,
while arrivals are still grading badly. Futures
steady and dull. New York, at noon, was lsc
higher, Baltimore &c tirmer, and Chicago I3c
hiobar We orIota.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July D. Cotton quiet; futures
steady; July; 1893: August l1.03c: September,
10.97e; October, 10 &c; November 10.54c; Decem-
Der, l0.55c: january. 10.64c: February l077c;
March, 1o. soc; April, 1101ci May, 11.12c.
MEMPHIS, July 2s.-cotton quiet middling
stock on hand, s, 700 bales; sales $50 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July demonstrating, I0a,c;
sales, none; receipts n bales shipments 10 bales;
stock on hand, 2. 900 bales.
CINCINNATI, July 2s.-Cotton dull and un.
changed.
LOUISVILLE, July %. Cotton quiet; niddling.
107sc
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TRADE AND ooMMERoE.
Business Still Depressed, with Here and There
Encouraging Signs.

TRADE opened up slow-to- day, only the grocers
speaking Of trade as being even fair All begin
to talk of the prospects for business next month,
and a summing up Of the general remarks Of
oldtime merchants shows that there are good
reasons to hope for a better trade than has been
enjoyed for some months past Sugars continue
easy distribution only moderate. Coffees I'M
changed In regard to coffee the New York
Shipping List says The market has developed
an easier tendency and although values are not
qpotably lower, and few transactions have
TRANSFERRED on the basis Of nine cents for ordi-
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business of the Olearing,Houses.

Boston, July 28,-The following table, com
piled from special dispatches to the Post from
the managers of leading clearing houses
in the United States, gives the clear
ances for the week ended July 26, with
percentage of increase and decrease compared
with the corresponding week Of last wear
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Foreign Money and stock Market

LONDON, July 28--5 p. M.-Railroad bonds--Ere,
NO. Erie seconds 62l9; New York Central, 1I2l4;
Illinois Central 1904 Pennsylvania Central, 1879;
Reading 1147s; Canadian Pacific, l4ssa; Milwaukee
s. ST. Paul, s3.
PARIS, July 2s-Rentes, 77f 45c.