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STATE OF CAL1roRNIA.

On this sixth 9th day of May, one thousand
eight hundred and eghty-four before me, Al
bert NJ. Johnson, "a Notary Public in and forsaid
county residing therein. duly commissioned
stock David Lubin aud Albert Bonnheim,
known to me To be the persons described in and
whose names are subscribed to the within in
strument, and acknowledged 10 me that they
executed the same.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal. at my office,
in the said county of Sacramento, the day and
wear first above written.
ALBERT NJ. JOHNSON, Notary Public
Endorsed: Filed May e, 1881.
m7-1nWiwW CHAS. NJ. COGIAN Clerk
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SECOND DISPATCH.l

PORTLAND, June 2d-Returns are coming in
very slowly. 1t is impossible to base any esti-
mate of the final result upon the very meager
and scattering returns. The counting in this
city is not complete. but the returds are suf-
iicient to show the election ofall the Republican
ticket with probably the exception of District
Attorney Ii is general conceded that the
woman suffrage amendment is defeated by a
large majority The Republicans still conf
ceIItly claim the State by at least 1000 majority.
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DROBATE NOTICE.-IN THE sUPERIOF

DROBATE NOTICE.-IN THE SUPERIOR
Court of the state of California, County of
sacramento In the matter of the Estate of l..
c. EDGINGTON, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that MONDAY, the 9th dav ufJUNE. 1884, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. of said day and the Court room of
said Court, at the Courthouse. in the City of
Sacramento. County of Sacramento, and state of
California, have been appointed as the time and
place orprovng the will of said l. C.. EDGlNG-
TON deceased. and for hearing the application
of ALFRED COFFMAN for the issuance to
him of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court.
this 9th day of May 1881.
SEAL CHARLES NJ. COGLAN, Clerk
By w. b. HAMILTON, Deputy Clerk.
FREEMAN & BATES. Attorneys for Petitioner.
r,pO-1Ot
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To THE LADIEs.-LadieS desiring to be
perfect in their toilet should make it a
point to use no perfume excepting Elite
Bouquet Its fragrance is sweet and last
ING. For sale everywhere.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY or SAC.
- ramcntO-SS I'm the superior Court in and
for said county. To the People Of the state OF
California--JAMES MCCURDN. greeting You
are hereby notified that an action was COM
menccd in the Superior Court of the county OF
Sacramento, State aforesaid, by filing a com
plant in the Clerks Office OF said Court. on the
22d day of April, ISL, in which action HElLON
MCCURDN is plaintiff and You are defendant.
That the general nature OF the action. APP
pears from said complaint is as follows Obtain
a decree of this Court against YOU, defendant.
disSOving the bonds of matrmOny now and
heretofore existing between the plaintiff and
defendant, and for the care, custody and con
troll of their minor children and for general
relief; all of which will more fully appear 10y
reference to the complaint on file herein, to
which reference is hereby made; and you arc
hereby directed to appear and answer said com
plant within ten days from the service of this
writ exclusive of the day of service, If served
on YOU in said county of sacramento, and with
in thirty days, exclusive of the day of service
if served elsewhere; and you are further mott
fed that unless you so appear and answer with
in the time above specified. the plaintiff apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the conf
plant
In testimony whereof !, Chas. NJ. Coglan
Clerk of the Court aforesaid. do hereuuto set my
hand, and atlix the seal of said Court. this 22d
day of APRIL, \. ID. 1881.
[SEALl CHAS. VI. COGLAN. Clerk.
/. s TAYLOR, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ap1}-2uW
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REDWOOD CITY, June 3d.-N. p. Anderson, Il
native of Sweden and laborer, was found by
the stage driver at Il o'clock to-day, about one
and half miles from Scarsville, with his throat
cut from ear to ear the head being nearly sew
cred from the body The stage driver brought
the body to town. The deceased is known to
have been unsound in mind for some time. 1t
is supposed that he committed suicide, as a
large knife was found lying open near him, and
his hands were covered with blood
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SAN JOSE, June 3d.-William II. Irwin, aged
~ lately employed as freight clerk in the
Auditor Office of the Central Pacific Railroad
in san Francisco was arrested at the Lick House
in this city this evening, ON telegram from
Chief Crowley, charging him with grand larceny
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{, = REWARD.-LOST-A LARGE $50.
3D. Black Dog, marked with white CS-Ss.sSSS>'
breast little white fore feet, scar ks.<zs-s=.s
about the size of dime on the upper up; had,
when lost. a strap for Il collar, with brass ring
attached with wire to f;iSten the end of strap.
The above reward will be paid by PETER Nc
GREGOR. at VIM. Green's Hotel, Washington.
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PORTLAND, June Sd.-Returns come in very
slowly. Benger Herman (Republican), is claimed
10 be elected to Congress, at the Republican
headquarters. by a majority ranging from 800
10 1000. The contest between Flynn and Thayer
for Supreme Judge will be close but the Repub-
licans claim the election of Flynn by at least
800 majority The latest returns very strongly
indicate that the Legislature will have Repub-
lican majority of four on joint ballot. As
United States Senator is TO be elected at the next
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THE chaplain Of the Chicago Convention
prayed to Heaven that in the coming campaign
decency may prevail. That was intended as an
invocation in behalf of our friends the Demo-
Gratis
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 3d.-Money lenders say
there Is no difficulty in putting out funds at fair
rates. Commercial loans vary from 6 to g.
though there is very little business at either
figure, the bulk of loans being at to $, about
equally divided Wheat borrowers are expected
to be in the field soon. 1t is doubtful if many
loans of this character are negotiated under =
with wheat as security at l cent in approved
warehouses. Mortgages on real estate continue
to be drawn at 6d7. Exchange is weak at l5d
Zoe for sight drafts on New York and 25@2Oc for
telegraphic transfers. Bankers are buying doc
umentary bills on London at 4g5ECq4g1sd, and are
drawing their own bills at l9lIm4g3Ed Re
fined silver and Mexican dollars are dull and
nominal the former at 14a Il per cent. discount
and the latter at sstdSS12c apiece. This is quite
az i'm o,,t ba 1attor
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMY AND NAVY
REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE
BOYS I'm BLUE.
GENERAL Orders NO. 2.

l. All Boys in Blue are ordered To hold them
selves in readiness to turn out in Il Torchlght
Procession and Grand Ratification iDemonstra-
ton in honor of and upon the receipt of the
news of the nominations of the National Repub-
lican Convention at Chicago, for President and
NicePresident of the United States.
II. All citizens and Republican organizations
are invited to join in the demonstration, and
that the Adjutant of this camp give proper in
yitations and notice
III. That those who take part in this ratitica
ton will rally at the call of the Camp Com
mander, the time and place to be noted in the
daily papers.
" Let all respond and make this demonstra-
ton one worthy of the Republicans of the
Capital City of the State.
V. The QuartermaSter will at once prepare the
torches and uniforms of the Boys in Blue. and
the Adjutant will secure the service of band.
June 3, 1854.
THOS. II. BERKEl, Commander.
c. w FICKS Adiutant jei-lt
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U1HIs Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE UNDER
signed comprise Il co-partnerShip transact
firm name of d" WEINSrOCK & LUBIN,' en-
gagged in manufacturing and dealing in mer-
chandisc of all kinds and dealing in real es-
tate. The full names of all the members of such
copartnerShip are rs signed hereto and the place
OF residence of each is Sacramento city, Cal
sac -amento Cal. May l. 1891.
HARRIS WEINSTOCk,
DAVID LUBIN.
ALBERT BONNHEIM.
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session, this majority is really an important
political fact. Some portions of the State show
a slight decrease in Republican majorities.
Multnomah county shows all increase of 1000
votes over two years ago. A very full vote was
cast everywhere. The woman's suffrage amend
ment to the Constitution is overwhelmingly de-
feated by a vote of nearly four to one. All the
Republican ticket in this county is elected by q
large majority, excepting District Attorney. The
Democrats generally concede Oregon by ma
jority of 500 to 800.
A Mechanics Lien.
PORTLAND, June 3d.-W. L. Holmes, contractor
for Wizards new hotel. has taken out amechan-
les lien on the property known as block l79, for
81 900. II has been served on Henry Willard
as Trustee of the Oregon TranScontinental Com.
DaQy
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100000 PAID

vN ENDOWMENTS TO DATE-THE UNI
versal Benevolent Association of California.
Incorporated August s, 1881.
Home Office: 1888 Mission street, San
Francisco.
Issue of Certificates of Endowment of One to
Two Thousand Dollars, payable at Marriage, or
at Maturity Send for Circulars and Papers. Re
liable Agents Wanted. lal6-2pf
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For fifty years the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam of Cutler Bros. O. Co., Boston, stands
unriyallcd for Colds and Consumption.
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stated meeting of Union Lodge, p
No IS, +. and NJ. will be held THIS ~
Wednesday, EVENING, June 18th, at $50 x X
O'Clock Visiting brethren cordially I'M "
yited j. H. MOORE, w. NJ.
Holm MCARTHrR. Secretary. iel-lt*
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

There will be a meeting of the German
Frauen Verein, THIS Wednesday, AFTER
NOON. at > o'clock, at the German Lutheran
Church, Twelfth and streets
MRS. +. KNAUER, President
MARTHA kOILIKER. Secretary. iei-lt*
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WASHINGTON, June $d.-Considerable surprise
is expressed among BlaineS friends here at the
attitude of Senator Miller, of California who has
gone to Chicago in the interest of President Ar
thur in the face ofthe overwhelming sentiment
of the Pacific coast for Blaine. II is considered
surprising that man of Miler's sagacity would
place himself in so equivocal position rs to
declare his preference for candidate who. of
all others. the Pacific coast does not want The
fact that he is for Arthur, and his State strongly
for Blaine has been brought out so prominently
nv the newspapers here that many congressman
have been trying TO explain the phenomenon
by connecting it with certain Pacific coast APP
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PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAMS.
Especial DISPATCHES TO THE .REcoRD-uSIoN.l
CALIFORNIA.
Governor stanford.s Return.
The Cotton Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Sd. 1t is learned here
that Governor Stanford will not return to this
State before July LIST
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The Wisconsin delegation held a consultation.
and sherman was considered as the one which
they might-at the proper time-Spring upon
the Convention.
The Committee on Credentials had only con
Sidered the contested Alabama case up to mid
night, and appeared 10 be in Tor full nights
session
Some of the hopeful delegates effect to believe
that ballotng for President will be reached to-
uorrnXy evening
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sides, backs or bellies tunsmokedl, 9lae; family
pork clear, " brl 900 fBs S15: family beef o.
brl 200 lbs, $18. Lard-Pure wnter) ettlerendered
in tierces, 9lse; in half brls 5jj-iD Tuos Toe;
in 2Oib pals, 10l2e in lob pals, 11c Ii. Porter Il
Co.'S brand winter rendered. in tierces, Sc; also
kettle. Oi-In tierees 60c gal in half bills, 62l2c.
SaDsage-Bologna in cloth, 1c IN skin, 7l2e.
LEATHER, HIDES AND TALLow.
LEATHER-oak sole, SO 04oe; hemlock sole, 26 "a
36c; harness, 30036c; skirting 81 040c black
bride, q doz, $60065 fair bride, $6007S ~ doz;
city kip, 6OUS0c; French kip. S5c9$ l.20c; city
caifsns S5cGl 2; French ealfskins 81 10 a 80.
Sslee; green salted calf l0011c; dry flint 12c; dry
salted, 10011e Damaged, onethird OF the above
prices
SHEEPsKINs-S1 clio
TALLow-PriIne, 6l907c.
GREAsE-Brown, 4ls zoe; white 6d6lee.
OIL CAKE.
OH cake and oil meal 1000 bs, $l5; 1000 Ms,
$50. Bags and drayage extra.
PRODUCE
BUTTER-Creamery fancy, 1920; dairy selected
IA 16c; choice country, 10612c poor to fair, 8 a
Sc.
EeGs-Shippers paying lie; selling from store at
lie.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 45e p ID; mixed duel. 20
025c y 10.
HoNEY-oo7 22c in l and 2-fb cans.
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR-Syrup, 81 " gal;
sugar, lI612c ~ 10.
PoULTBY-Spring chickens. 15c y fb; hens, &c p
fb; ROSTERS, Sc y 10; ducks So y doz; geese full
featheIed 81 so per dog; turkeys live hens Sc p ID;
toms, Sc " 10.
WooL-Tub-washed and picked, new clip, 800
33c; iynwashed medium and common grades, if in
zoe; bury and understandable according to their
value.
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CHICAGO. May 2s.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Reeepts, II 900; shipments 1900.
The market strong and firm; rough packing hogs,
light bacon So So; skips, $405.
Cattie-Receipts 1900; shipments, 1900. The
market was active and firm; exports, $6.4006. 20;
good to choice shipping steers $6.1006.5O; common
to medium S.. 6006.25 grassfed Texas steers,
P4 25 al IS; corn-fed Texas steers, $5.2005.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 600; shipments. 600 The mar
ket was steady; inferior to fair sheep, $2.7504 y
ewt.; medium to good sheep, $4@5; choice to extra,
$4.95 $3.50
ST. LOUIS. MAY 2s.-Cattle-Receipts. 3. 500:
shipments $50. Export steers. Sc. 5096.75; good
to choice shipping steers $6d6.40: common 10 me-
dunn, SIS 40 $780, cornfed Texas steers, $505.75
grassfed Texas steers S404.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 3,700i shipments,
/ 700. The market was slow and weak; inferior to
fair sheep, 81, S09350' medium to good sheep,
$3.7 G425; choice to extra, $l.50a5; Texas range
Hogs - Receipts 9,4Oo; shipments 900 The
market was weak and slow; light to good Workers,
S.. 2505.4oi packing hogs, $5.2565.4o; heavy hogs,
KANSAS CITY May 2s.-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports: Cattle-ReeeiDts 500. The market
was firm but lower; native shipping steers of DOG
to $50 lbs average sold at 5000 M6.35. Others
Hoes@Receipts, / 600 The market was weaker
and Sc lower lots of 23I to 315 TBS average sold
Sc 95.2ot with the bulk of the sales at $505.1o.
Sheep-Receipts I 700. The market was weak
native sheep of 100 to 113 10 average sold at So rs
04.25.
NEW YORK, May S.-Beeves-Receipts, ESQ
The market firm and 81 per head to lac per Ii
higher common to prime steers, $6.400740 y eygt.
live weight; tops, $7.5007 CO. fat bulls So as. 90
5 carloads Texas steers sold at $3.50 tscwt
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts. 5000. The market
was firm; clipped sheep 81 $3.50 y cwti lambs, SO a
$50.
Hoes-Receipts, 2, 200. Live hogs duh at $505. sc
% cwt.
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Hogs steady and firm
common and light S46j. %; packing and butchers
IS 1866. Receipts 1900; shipments, / 400
MILWAUKEE, May 2s.-Hogs steady at So a
5.75.
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there is little doing beyond supplying immedi-
ate wants. Buyers seem to be afraid to take
hold of soods in the present state of the market
and there are not many encouraging features to
note.
"There is a better trade to note in all kinds Of
tea, though without material change in prices
New crop samples, via San Francisco are ex-
pected here about June s. Sugars are quiet and
unchanged Rice firm, stocks light Trade in
spices is very duh. Pepper is firmly held, the
recent heavy importatiions having all been taken
care of. Ginger is also firm, but not active
In the produce markets there is firm bust
business gong on, with a tendency 10 lower
prices for eggs and butter, hens and ROSTERS.
Young chickens in demand at l5c per pound.
There was no gram call on Change to-day, the
members of the Board of Trade giving their at
tention wholly to the returns from abroad.
Prices on the market ranged about as on Tues
day
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FINANCIALA AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES.
The New York Market Opens Depressed, but
Closes Steady.

The New York Market Opens Depressed but
Closes Steady.
New YORK, May 2s.-Money easy at l l-2GS
per cent; offered at the close at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 16 per cent
Sterling exchange was weaker; sixty days,
4S3 IL; sight, ass IA.
Governments Gr1rer for tours, and lower for
four-snd-a-halfs.
Railway bonds were irregular.
State securities were quiet.
The share market opened weak and depressed,
and in the first half hour of business there was
decline of 1-2 to Is per cent. in prices. Later
there was a recovery of IL to IA, Lackawanna
and Union Pacific leading, with sales up to
l0l IL and Al 1-s respectively. After IL o'clock
speculation became weak and lower. In the
afternoon bears" made sharp attacks on the
market supported by unfavorable rumors. One
was, that New York Central would reduce
its dividends to per cent; that the
company's quarterly report to the railroad
commissioners would make n very unfavorable
showing; that Union Pacific earnings for April
would show heavy decrease; and that Boston
houses were in trouble. Money also became
active advancing to 8 per cent, and this as
sisted the downward movement Prices broke
IL to per cent. New York Central, Northwest
preferred, and Union Pacific, being the greatest
sufferers. Near the close there was a recovery
of IL 10 l SIS per cent, the latter Jersey Cen
trial, which advanced to IS 5-S The market
closed steady. Compared with last nights close,
prices are II per cent. lower, for Northwestern
preferred, rs for Union Pacific and New York
Central, 3 IA for Reading, for Laekawanna
and Illinois Central, , So fer Lake Shore and st.
Paul, ID for Rock Island and Omaha prefer
red 2 3-S for Central Pacific, 2 IA for Western
Union and Delaware & Hudson, 1-8 for Quincy,
l "a for Jersey Central and Northern Pacific
preferred. l 5-s for Missouri Pacific, and IA to l
per cent. for the remainder of the active list.
After delivery hour Jersey Central was bought
in under the rule at IS l-205s, which was 5-S
a ] per cent above the price in the regular way.
Transactions, 4O6, 900 shares, to-wit Lacka-
wanna IS, 600; Erie, 5000; Lake Shore, $1,000;
louisville & Nashville, G,000; Missouri Pacific,
40, O00 Northwestern 10000; New Jersey Cen
trai, &C., G99; New York Central, 1900; Reading
I3O0O St Paul, 81, 001; Union Pacific G3,000;
Western Union p, 600; Northern Pacific, 1900.
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Hopeful Feeling in Commercial Circles and
a Better Trade in Prospect.
49,. - :. .r.- no


A careful survey of the situation and the gen
eral tone of the remarks Of a majority of our
Oldest and bestposted merchants give evidence
that while no large trade is in progress and the
prospects are not very favorable, even to an
active trade merchants are not respondent, and
expect that months later on in the year will
make up all deficits of the preceding months Of
1884 The New York Shipping Listsays: "Adviees
received from all the important trade centers
afford satisfactory evidence thatthe conservative
policy upon which all legitimate business opera
tions have been conducted for some time past
has imparteda soundness that could have resulted
in no other way, and the fact that no
failures have occurred, shows that credit has
not been unduly expanded in this direction
The strain has been severe. but the test has
proved highly encouraging There has been no
material improvement during the past three
days in the volume of general trade. Buyers
are still disposed to purchase sparingly and only
for immediate wants, preferTing to carry light
stocks and replenish their ssErrlies often Nor
is there likely to be any immediate improve
ment in this respect, since in some instances
supplies are found to be still in excess of actual
requirements, and in others a readjustment Of
the labor question will have to be met The
coal market is unsettled because of the large ac-
emulation of supplies at tide water, notwith-
standing the efforts of the past month to curtail
production and thus far the demand has proved
disappointing. Locally there is little new to
note. The market for Rio cofees IS dull, and
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Oils.

OIL n1rrx CITY. May 2s.The petroleum market opened
with National Transit Company certificates at lse
and closed 767sc highest price zee lowest price.
16se Sales tGda Goo segreeated ISIS ee go 5rs.
Shipments 1904 brls Charters, lis, $50 bris.
Oil City Oil Exchange stock, 1856 per share bid;
that the oil stocks Of the United Pipelines
about rs 600 barrels and being reduced daily by
transfers to the National Transit Company
BRADFORD, May 2S.-The crude oil market
was weaker Total runs yesterday, 80 222 brls.
Total shipments, 50 ,936 bIls. Charters, 113, $50
brls. Clearances 5.496 brls. United pipeline GER
ticates opened at 74l4c and closed at 1850; high
est price of the day, TIC; lowest price, 1890.
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LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-cotton quiet.


NEW YORK May 2s.-The exports of domestic
cotton goods the past week were 2.6a4 packages,
making the total exports since JAM l, 72,079
packages. A very heavy rainstorm interfered with
the demand and new business was light The River.
side worsted mills have their production sold ahead
aud orders to be accepted for execution earlier
than August and September delivery. The Globe
Wooden Company's jerseys sold up to October.
Friday and Saturday will be holidays.
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Cotton.

NETWORK, May 2s.-Cotton steady; Futures duh
May, 11,57c; June, II .57e; July. 11.77c; August
1191c; September, 11.72c October III .24c No
venber, ll.02c December, IL .02c; January, IL 09c
February IL 19c.
MEMPHIS May 2S.-CoSton steady at IL lec
receipts. los baes shipments, $40 bales; stock on
hand % 800 bales; sales, $50 bales.
CINCINNATI, May % Cotton steady and IN
changed.
LOUISVILLE May 2S-Cotton Quiet
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FOREIGN Money ana stock Market.

LoNDox, May 29.-5 P M.-Government bonds
United States four.and-a-halfs, ia consols for
money, 101 7-16 Railroad bonds-Milwaukee &
St Paul, 1855; Canadian Pacific 147al Illinois Cen
trail, 123la Pennsylvania Central, 1878 New York
Central, Ill; Erie, 1854; seconds CO.'S; Reading,
ISL Bar silver, so 3-16
PARIS, May 29.-Rentes 7sf 671ac.
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Conee.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-CoTee-sp lots fair Rio
dull and weak at Zoe; options opened dull, closing
easy Sales Of /, 75o bags Rio No z June at sos
a s. 10c; 1000 bags July at % al SOC; 25O bags
August at $40 as. 45c; $3.50 bbEs September at
$500 9 soc; 500 bags November at S.70c.