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The colored American., 1900-10-20

1t happened this way: DR.. A. NJ.
Curtis is an honorary member Of the
FellO Tship Club, Heis passing through
the city. And the club always takes
advantage of his presence here to do
him honor. For he is one of Chicago's
own, the clubs own.
In fact, the Fellowship Club gave DIR.
Curtis to the world.
1t has more men, too, just like him.
Don't forget that.
However, on the occasion in question,
a peculiar condition prevailed. The
guests were late in arriving, and not
The colored American., 1900-10-20

why this condition should obtain
among gentlemen on festive occasion
am not able to say. Perhaps 1T wss
due TO the lateness of the hour; per-
haps it was the darkness which appears
just before the first burst of sunshine.
at any rate when the Toastmaster,
Mr.. w. E. Taylor, arose and raped
for order, his deep, well modulated
The colored American., 1900-10-20
EloQuence, Wit and Pathos
At a Chicago Stag.

San evening around a festaI board
with I. Thomas Fortune, of the New
York Age, and countless number of
other newspapers, Harry G. Smith, Of
the Cleveland Gazette, Hon. J. Madi
son Vance, the sage of Louisiana poll
tics, and DR.. A. NJ Curtis, the worlds
most eminent Negro surgeon, is an
evening that one having once enjoyed
would 60 miles to enjoy again"
Thus sayeth the Fellowship Club
Aud the Fellowship Club knows where
Of it speaks, for 1T bad that rare pleas
ure last Saturday night.
The colored American., 1900-10-20

withstsnding the fact that they all
knew they were coming to feast, each
man seemed bowed down beneath some
mighty burden. Amusements were
eschewed, conversation Jagged, and
there was a general feeling that the
entertainment would be insipid and
dull ,yond redemption. But such,
happily, proved not to be the case.
When the gentlemen were summoned
downstairs, and were seated at the ia
BILE, and the lights turned full on so
that all their faces could be plainly
seen, that same stolid, heavy expires
sion have mentioned YVES still visible
in every countenance. Not even the
supper was able to brighten them. Just
The oasis., 1900-07-14
TORRES & PRIETAS BY.
TIME SCHEDULE NO. Q


 Train No. 1 leaves Minas Prietas at 6:J0 q. m. arrives at Torres at 7:l5 a. m. Train No. leaves Torres at am. arrives at Minas prietas at S:45 a. m.
 Train No. leaves Minas Prietas at ] D m. arrives at Torres at 5:45 p.m.
 Train No. 1 leaves Torres at 500 D. m. ar rives at Minas Prletas at s,i5 D m
 All trains on this card connect with son0- ra railway trains for Nogales and Guaymas Telegraph communication exists with Prietas and La Colorado and with all tee- graph lines Rates, thirty cents Mexican money, for 10 words and cents each extra word. Passenger rates to La Colorado and vice versa Sl.25 first class, and 100 Mexican money, second class.
 The Torres & Prletas railway Is the best route for Ures. Matape and the Yaqui river. Passengers can hire coaches from La Colo rada for above named districts with a TO liable driver who iswell acquainted with these districts.
 Wells, Fargo X Co. carry all express mat ter on Torres X Prietas railway, through rates from all parts of the United States ana Mexico.
 Freight can be consigned to r. H. Seymour or Torres & Prietas railway, Torres, for La Colorado. Minas Prietas, Ures, Matape: ano other points in that district, who will pay advance charges and forward same free or
 F. H. SEYMOUR,
 Proprietor and President
The oasis., 1900-07-14

Dining Stauons.
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to thess trains.
 Connections made at Benson, Ariz, witl the Southern Pacific Co. Southern Pacific Company's eastbound train No. arrives at Benson at 4:51 a. m.. and westbound train No. 10 at 06 a m.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres X Prietas Railroad. leaving at 5:0) a m and D. m daily for Colorado aud Minas Pretas.
 Close connection Is made at Guayinas with Pacific Coast Steamship Companys steamer "Cu acso' sailing the 17h of each month for Altata, Mazatlan. Cape St. Lucas Magdalei a Bay and Ensenada: as well as with of the l.. A. Martinez Steamship Line, and other lines calling at this port,
 For particulars address
 ], A. NATlGLE, Gneeral Pass Ag't. GuaYmas, Sonora. MeA
The oasis., 1900-07-14
MORALES NOTES.


 Orc Blanco tns week.
 Wednesday Mir. E. w. Bonney was up from Tucube, Sonora.
 This week Doctor A. s. Russel has been over from Washington Camp.
 MT. Schultz of Hermosillo, is visit ing Nogales this week.
 Tuesday evening MT. F. H. Here ford came in from Tucson.
 Wednesday morning Jos. Thompson, Sr., returned from La Colorado.
 Tuesday evening Billy Young was brought in rom Tucson, to stand trial.
 Wednesday Mark Waness of the Mexican Ore Co.,, was up from Her. mosilo.
 Superintendent Carley of the Pull man Car Co.,, was over from El Paso This week.
 Tuesday Master Mechanic R. John- son of the Sonora railway, was up from Guaymas.
 This week MT. J. H. Pomeroy has been in from the Worlds Fair mine, near Haishaw.
 Wednesday MT. and Mrs. Emerson Gee from Washington Camp, were visitors at NOgales
 Tuesday MT Adolf Jacobs, of the Eagle Mills at Tucson, was d visitor at Nogales this week.
 Two handsomely furnished rooms to rent. Apply to Mrs. HanLan, next 10 Las Dos Naciones Cigar factory Sunday morning Colonel w. r. Harlow and Mir. H. c. Coffey returned from trip to Rayon, Sonora.
 MT. w. G. McGinty, the contractor, has returned home for few days from Lochiel, where he is preparing to erect big residence editice for Colin Cameron.
 
 the front of their old adobe warehouse, to line up with their new building, and will put in d brick front. Ed. Burton has the con tract.
 BORN:-At Nogales, Arizona, We'd nesday, July 10th, 1900, to the wife of s. l.. Parks Of Crittenden, an eleven pound daughter. Mother and daugh- ter both doing well.
 MT. k. D. George is carrying out extensive improvements upon his ranche adjoining Nogales on the north. The house is being rebuilt en- tirely, everything except the outside walls being new-roof, floors, doors. windows, etc. His windmill has also been overhauled, the reservoir pump ed full of water, and be has this week been irrigating.
 Conductor Henry of the N. NJ. & A. railway reports that coming south from Benson Wednesday evening, be- tween Benson and Fairoauk, an un- known man was found dead on the track, who had apparently been killed by lightning. He was in the middle of the track, upon his hands and knees, just as he had fallen when the bolt had struck him, and his body and clothing had been scorched by the electric fluid.
 The American Expert Specialists treat all cutaneous hlemishes such as inoes, pimples, birth marks, freckles, black-heads aud wrinkles. They re- move superhuous hair with the cleo tric needle and deYelnn undeYell med
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
VIII STREET AND EEcB4veFO

pOf'ElGN TRADING-London nrio
HeaVy' and arbitrage houses dealing IN ~ ere "ere
market was light. Sales on balance an,os.. lo's' "
H0.yU @ shares. Little buying was recorded -
SUCK LOAN QUOTATIONS. Loan o,,..,
were Atchison common, Chicago BurIineto,, o1
Qulhcy' Za2ls' Atchson preferred Missouri; Paotaa
Ne"-York Central. Reading first preferred D.,
Island St Paul. Union Pacific common as 80" 80
Lerreo American Tobacco common Cor+t.. - ,
Iopaeco common, Manhattan U,nited ca
Leather preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Trans,, TSt
Hessee Coal and Iron Southern Railway nrof.
LOUISVILLE and Nashville, Federal Steel coro,,.e
american Steel and Wire common. 9l. pan-'9,1
Gas, Northern Pacific preferred DeIavare go
I1uoson' Baltimore and Ohio preferred .. noi @-iu
I-ackawanna and Western. Northern Par,ec 80
mon Western Union L Sugar Baltimore ana On
common 2t5Q3 anu Ohio
TREND OF TRADING.-Room traders ware &C.,.
orally sellers L. w. Wormser was an aot,,'.
seller around the room. while Keene brokers ho,,.,
Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio and I1pio, o.
chic Selling in Sugar was said to be for no11 -
count while further pool buying was noted IN NJ
haitian Commission houses were not so active =
on Monday or Tuesday. The Gates peonla w.
buyers. 'ie
UNION PACIFIC.-The active Speculation l.,
Union Pacific common Will. it is said be follov,ad
by activity in the preferred which is selling Vol,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
THE TR4DE ~ CHJC4cO

chicago. Oct II (SpeciaD.-Wheat up 10 the last
hour to-day showed hrmness with rrfcez FRA
uoIaliy better than Tuesday The bulls had the
heip OF some advance in Liverpool and Of bIes re-
porting damage from excessive rain in +bA -gs,-
tine Republic The market here al its hest showed
an advance over the day previous OF 17c- This was
senerdi al the close. and the last price was lsc
unoer the day previous December sold at $50
l'%c and d43sc. and closed at 75c. There was per
Ieet weather for movement everywhere. no rain
ana clear skies predicted for another forty-eight
hOuTs Northwestern receipts were light ST cars
against S' week ago. and 665 last year: but there
We're heavy arrivals here, 424O0O bushels. and the
total at primary points was Just ab0lIr rba same
as week ago. and only 10000 bushels under last
year. seabord clearances were $4,000 bushels
Shipping sales here were 2O0OoO bushels hard winter
wheat that is being sold however AZ about s.
under the contract price The speculation was
quiet and the mood rather bearlsh because OF
the large surplus the quiet demand and the favor
able weather.
Corn closed &C to sc under Tussday-October
0slc 10 +97sc7 the December 35ttc and the Nav
S61sc- December sold at S5ssc and at s5i.c and
closed al the bottom. The corn bear had the benefit
Of fine weather and rather slow shipping bust
ness Sales not go O00 bushels The cash busI-
ness however, early in the week was large. Re
ceipts were 3S cars, with $50 for tomorrow Liver
pool was of a fraction; seaboard clearances uL00
bushels The sentiment is mixed. Patten Is still
supposed to have a large October holding There
was a moderate December liquidation to-day BY
commission holders
oats were quiet, devoid OF any important incident.
and finally 1sc 70 1lc under Tuesday October
closed at 2lsc; December. &c sellers and the May
-4c sellers Receipts We're $50 cars. with 20 for
tomorrow The Cudahys are standing on their
iong line. occasionally changing from December
10 May The total public and private stock. tAN-
600 bushels. Is large enough to attract attention
FlaNseed was strong. with prices Sc 70 sc higher
october closed at s. So December. 81 S7l4; May,
81 81 Cash closed at 81 a. At the three points
there were N3 ears OF seed. against 196 last year
Duluth was iiec 10 5iac higher
Provisions were rather easy. There has been
good deal or Lsptons selling OF late. The Octooer
pork price was let down 10 81 80 to-day. II iooAs
9S II the Eagilshnan had overstaye.i The market
Hogs are OF lzc In the last few weeks The mar
ket is stn feeling the recent heavy Armour Sell
Ing Of January Ribs were weak to-day. parueG-
larry Ior the nearby futures, lard STEADY eoLA
rather easy. There We're Il0t0 hogs in the west
against 61.000 q year ago.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

The course Of prices IN yesterdays stock mar
ket reflected lighter commission house business
and room operations for lower prices. Declines
when made were not important, and, while the
tendency Of values appeared to foreshadow a
reaction, the net changes for the day showed
more net gains than losses In a few stocks
further aggressive buying was reported, but,
as a rule. the demand for securities lacked the
spontaneity that was go marked in the first two
days Of the week. In view Of the material ap-
probation in securities values in the last few
days, a reaction is not only warranted, but its
development is necessary for the general health
Of the market As the time for election draws
near it is probable that many spectators will
not care to cary stocks over the day Of voting
and in this important realizing sales will
take place. Moreover. the attitude Of the public
toward the market does not appear in favor Of
active speculation the advance this week show
ing no extraordinary enthusiasm among the out
side element TO take position the long side
OF stocks 1t is indeed true that a part Of the
so-caIled public has been buying to some ex-
tent, but the class Of buyers has not been sup
ported by general demand for securities. While
all recent Developments have been favorable to
the advocates Of higher prices there still re-
mains a feeling Of hesitation among commits
sion house customers TO enter the market pend
ing the removal Of the election uncertainty
Professional We'll Street has no doubts about
the election. but its enthusiasm has not reached
the outside element. The boisterous greeting
that was extended TO Mr. Bryan had effect
upon Wall Street sentiment, but 1t may have
been responsible for the reduced volume Of COM
mission house business. Big manipulators have
been working energeticalIy for higher prices,
and the small fry in the Street have followed
their lead. In yesterdays market traders
leaned to the opinion that the big" men had
more stock to sell, and that they would not let
the market react much until they had disposed
Of their holdings At the moment there is little
TO bear the market on save the elimination Of
the short interest. The political situation does
not warrant aggressive bear operations, and
the money market has evidently passed out Of
the category Of bear arguments
Announcement that the coal strike had been
settled led TO a temporary squirt Of activity in
the afternoon trading. with increased dealings
al higher prices in the Reading issues In the
last half hour however. the whole market sold
of on realizing sales and in consequence final
prices were well under the best Of the day, and
in many cases at net declines compared with
Tuesdays closing. No further gold import en-
gagements were made Foreign exchange
houses thought that the advance in sterling
rates would check the gold movement for the
present. The local and foreign money markets
presented change Of Importance.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
RIVERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterday s
market were Street & Norton bought 1000 Union
Pacific; 5. s. Schuyler CISCO sold. Ulman Brothers
OOO) bought Continental Tobacco; Otto Loeb Q,0O0
sold c. L Hudson & Co. QOOO and c. c. Edey &
Sons Q,O0O) bought American Tobacco; T. S.
Young Q.OOO) and Sharp & Bryan sold. Hallgarten
& Co. and Post & Flagg bought Lake Erie and
Western. L. ". Wormser has sold between 5000
and 1000 Sugar Refining. H. Content 81 Co. Q,5O0
bought Sugar C. I. Hudson &c Co 2,OO0 and Sharp
& Bryan bought American Tobacco; c. A Harmed
& Co. and s. Schuyler sold. Otto Loeb Q.O0O sold
Wire. H. Clews & Co. bought Tin Plate. Carno-
chan Co. bought Continental Tobacco; J. Connah
Q,OO0) sold Wassermann Brothers bought People s
Gas L. w Wormser was the heaviest seller Of
Union Pacific offering 1000 shares at time. c. l.
Hudson & Co. bought $500 American Tobacco. H
Content & Co. bought 1900 Sugar; J. F. Carlisle
sold 1000 Traders bought Union Pacific; ]. n
Shaw & Co. 2.OOO) sold. C. c. Edey & Sons De
Cordova & Co. and ]. Bianchi bought Reading first
preferred; L. r. Bacon & Co. and W. H. Motley
sold. J. Muir & Co. bought Smelters common.
Weaver, Harris & Co. bought Sugar Refining. ].
Muir & Co. QO0O) bought Union Pacific W. R
Houghtaling & Co. bought Ontario and Western;
I. & S. Wormser sold. Rolston & Bass sold Rub
ber. H B. Hons & Co. bought Northern Pa
cihc. R. ]. Kimball & Co. sold Metropolitan Street
Railway. c. NJ Oelrchs sold Union Pacific. Rol-
ston & Bass and l. Wormser sold Sugar Refining.
G. B. Hopkins & Co bought 5000 Reading first pre-
ferred in all The traders bought very heavily
and their efforts to liquidate caused the subse-
quent reaction. F. st. Goar and Wassermann
Brothers Q.5oW bought Peoples Gas; Keech. Loew
& Co. sold. Cuyler Morgan & Co. Q.GOO bought
Sugar: [. Wormser sold. Mendham Brothers
bought Rubber; Orvis Brothers sold. Moore C
Schey bought Atchison Clark Dodge & Co. sold
s. A. Walsh and Day & Heaton bought Southern
Railway preferred. Schalk & Ward Jones, Maury
& Co. and A. NJ Judson bought Missouri Pacific:
H. Clews & Co. C2.O0O sold ]. W. Davis & Co.
bought Union Pacific. C. Head & Co bought Wire
common; Van Emburgh & Atterbury and / G. s.
Wormser sold Halle g. Steglitz $500 bought South
ern Railway preferred. W. D. Hatch and T L.
Manson Jr, & Co. bought Southern Railway; R
Underhill sold. Lockwood. Hurd & Co. bought
Lake Erie and Western; Cox & Sharp sold H.
C1ews & Co. bought Union Pacific preferred L &
S Wormser bought Consolidated Gas: Keep Keen
and Chauncey &~Co. sold.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-The local call money market
was steady at unchanged rates. Time money was
easier. LONDON discounts heavier. Sterling
exchange was firner, and gold importing houses
reported that the advance had Iessened the chance
of further gold import engagements at present
Shipments Of money TO the interior were light and
domestic exchange this centre reflected a. de-
clining demand for Eew-York funds. Money rates
follow: Money on call, 3Q312 per cent 81 per cent
being the ruling rate. Time money, 412a5 per cent
for sixty days 4lzg5 per cent for three four and
SIX months on railroad collateral Commercial
paper 55a per cent for three. four and six months
for the best names. and above for names not so
well known There IS generally increasing dis
position by the local banks TO discount prime
mercantile paper at per cent. The supply Of
choice paper is not large. A number Of the lead
ing banks state that they have not put out auv
time funds At below per cent although reports
nave been current that money was obtainable at 4I
per cent.
quotations follow.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

under its actual worth believed that the com
mon will be advanced to 70 within the next few
months and IN consequences sharp appreciation
In the preferred should naturally take place street
& Norton were heavy buyers Of the common
yesterday. Halle & Stiegtz we're also active IN tne
stock Wormser sold. Housman & Co. Uiman
Brothers and w. D. Hatch bought
AMERICAN SMELTING.-Activity in American
Smelling and Refining common stock has been cue
to good earnings and report that the company
would be consolidated with NJ. Guggenheims sons
The report of the company for the hsoal year
showed a surplus Of 81 9799OS but the question or
dividends on the common stock has not yet been
considered.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.-Mssouri Pacific advanced
on pool buying Earnings of the road continue
heavy, and insiders very bullish on the stoeA'
Russell Sage is reported to have been heaVE
buyer on the recent decline
AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING--Heavy seinns
for pool account was reported in Sugar Renhins'
but the character of buying was good L. W.
Wormser sold upward of six thousand shares
Roston & Bass and H. Content were also ac-
tive sellers The Wormser selling induced proht
taking throughout the list especially in the In
dustrials.
UNITED STATES RUBBER.-The advance IN
United States Rubber common was due to buying.
induced by the report that the directors would meet
next week to declare dividend on the stock.
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS-Most Of the
Missouri Kansas and Texas preferred dealt IN In
the last three days has been bought for single
interest, who points out that the price is exactly
the same as It was just before McKnley's election
in 1896.
SILVER ExPORTS-The steamship First Bis
marck sailing for Europe to-day. will take out
$1,000 ounces of silver shipped by the United Metals
Selling Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

me AoHOWlnS securities were sold YESTERDAY q,
auction at the New-Fork Real Estate salesroo-o
by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
60 o6 sare importers and Traders National Bank 700
S8Wo NeN.-Y-rk CITY 2lzGS registered corsol fs-e9
stoch new parks IN Twenty third and TV-s.-
ty-fcuTth wards and Waqtchasrer Cors-rv5
Iue November l. 1923 RedseuabIe N5var--
.. - Der l. 1893. Extra November interest s-rs
slVuo United states 80 coupon bond 1855 In
e. ooo IsIssI ,l, querter.y -.---..--- 12a
SiVV" Si0any and Susquehanna Railroad COMPANY
IE=I consol dated guaranteed 90 'mcrtEaFs
q, oold. due 1906 Coupons April and October 1157,
I'D sIlares Syracuse Chilled PI0w Company ~
I~t 4St-
- Snares Market and Fulton National Pank 22n
V4'o iteilty Securities Company Of Sioux Civ
IOWA - deoenture bonds. y Coupons
January and July. Registered 500: 7OC~
paid on account % principal coupons
=, 90 retained oy company SfS1
$iiWo Brooklyn and Rockaway Beach Railroad
cnpany So bond due 1881 November
4cSJ- coupon on
30 shares STANDARD Gas Light Company OF
New-Iork preferred -.--.----.-...--. 1s7
D shares National CITY Bank
- shares CelulOd Company o.
S3.uoO Hampton Roads Hotel Company f-gt mort
gage 81 sinking fund gold bonds. due 1gf4
July, 1891. coupons
20 shares New-York and Harlem Railroad
Company -----...... 4lsrs
- shares National CITY Bank
so shares New-YOrk Produce Exchange Bank Ig4 !
$4,000 Minneapolis Brewing Company mortgage
~ bonds. due April. 1913 -----...... los
shares Bank % New-York y p 49, 90
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

GOVERNMENT AND OTHER BoNDs-Market
firm Total sales amounted in par value sl.49S.-
Ho against $2,161.50O Tuesday. The heaviest
dealings were in the Atchison and Baltimore and
Ohio issues. Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
division 3lzs) Central of Georgia 5s. Central Pa
ciic IS, Chesapeake and Ohio 4lzs, Missouri. Kan
and Texas ID As. Missouri Pacific trust IS,
Northern Pacific IS and IS Reading general IS,
St Louis and Iron Mountain 5s. ST. Louis South
western lists and 2ds, Southern Pacific 4s, Standard
Rope and Irvine incomes Wabash debenture Bs.
Wisconsin Central general IS and Kansas City
Cosr 2s
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Oct. L. p. m.-American stocks were
lower on local pressure Declines, however, were
light Final prices follow: Atchison, 302s; Canadian
Pacific eOss; ST. Paul 1856: Illinois Central 122;
Louisville and Nashville, 76Ss: Union Pacific pre-
ferred 9724 New-York Central, 1851; Erie f2l4;
Pennsylvania 6S5s: Reading, So: Erie FIRST pre-
ferred 36: Northern Pacific preferred. 731a: Grand
Trunk SIS, and Anaconda, 915.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE.

At the annual meeting Of the Mergenthaler Limo
type Company the directors were reelected. The
net profits from the years business 81 $751;
against S1.627,OO0 in the preceding year. There
were rental at the close of the year LOSS ma
chimes, the rental value being $567645 as against
$557170 in the preceding year. The sales of sup
plies amounted 1892 5S being $4,000 more than in
1898 The factory delivered in the year SO ma
chimes. a gain OF Iii. The number of machines
sold 553. The financial statement submitted
at the meeting shows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

sc discount Chicago-4oc discount. Charleston
Buying. Zoe discount; selling. par. Savannah-Buy-
ing, 3-16c; selling, Lice discount
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges
s1e4 ,575; balances Ss765sSO Boston-Exchanges
SO. .aa25l: balances a.S49027. Phladelphia-Ex-
changes s17 se4 925; balances $780, 226. Baltimore
Exchanges s. AS. .s07; balances, s497S59
BANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT. - The
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many is as follows: Cash in hand increased $780,
900 marks Treasury notes increased I3OaOOO marks
other securities decreased 10000 marks and notes
in circulation decreased 7S $4,000 marks.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money in
London 11h per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills S9s63 1916 cent; for long oils
S7sg3 1916 per cent. Berlin discount rate ) per
cent for three months bills. AZ per cent for short
bills Berlin exchange London, 20 marks as
pfennigs Paris exchange on London 70 francs Y
Confines Paris discount rate, per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols, sS3s
for money, 80 for the account Spanish as closed
in London at 50. French rentes. 100 francs.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, csc; MeXl-
can silver dollars 4s1kc Bar silver in London
closed at % 3-16d.
GOLD PRENfIUM.-In Madrid, S110; Lisbon, 81;
Buenos Ayres 1850; Rome, 6S4
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.