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Superior Court.
Before Judge Vanderpoel.

AfRiL M-.4dminisrdfrr Sturfspsnt VI. Barnss This
action for goods sold and delivered and for the
balance OF account stated and settled amounting In
the aggregate to $40.
lifetime and the defendant had dealings-thst running
account kept between them. After Mr.. sturtevants
death papers found, by which II was alleged
that balance Of $3.50 due foot Of this running
count and further appeared that marble to the value Of
$50 had to the Of defendant to be sold for
the account OF Mr. stuTtevant.
The defence set to the balance Of $50,
and Cactum the 500 the value Of the BILE.
hsppeared by the testimony Of Mr.. Campbell that he
had called defendant the part OF plaintiff: and de-
mandea payment OF both sums-that defendant admitted
the balance but refused 10 pay on the ground of
sent to him be disposed Of but that the proceeds off
only amounted to $40 $40 another witness tssti6e
that the late Mr. Surtevan In the habit Of charging
a shilling day interest 500.
commended on the part OF the plaintiff that the b.
lnnce OF $3.50 formed part OF the usurous transactions
sturevsnt and the balance paid by clerk except as
Judge vanderpoe charged the jury, that If from the
evidence they believed that the $50 formed Of the
usurious transaction they should ind for the plaintiff
but IL they Of opinion that II was balance foot
oftha account, then they should find for defendant A
dence Of Campbell who that the defendant admit
ted that the proceeds foot Of that claim due and
amount to $50 $40, they should also And for the
plaintiff; but they did not believe Campbs then they
should find for defendant there being evidence Of the
delivery Of the marble to the defendant the whole evil
dence en- that branch Of the case resting upon the adn
sion of the defendant himself
Verdict for plan,if-S2l0.
Before Judge Oakley.
Howard vs.. the City Instrancs Company.-Ths cause
still in progress and not likely to terminate until the
latter end the week.
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Hcrald.l

PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1913
IT'S too soon yet to pronounce Father Miller ei-
Their fool knave but if fire is to be the de-
structive organ, the weather is very unpropiiious,
there being now fine drizzIing ran which COM
menced eighteen hours ago, Otis now noon) and
has continued without intermisslon but sans badi.
mage, this man has done much harm many who
affect to doubt and dsbelieve have had their ierors
awakened while more than few have suffered
this delusion to displace their reason trust he is
sincere, as am unwilling TO believe that any NOR
tai man would fabrioate such matter, and assum-
ing the power OF Deity, infuse misery among
sinful population tor mere avarlce, or other kindred
and unholy motive. Taking for granted that Miller
is himself the victim of insane delusion I'll give
you few ideas abou. matters as they exist here.
and am happy that | can commence by saving
that there is decided Improvement In the political
health and prosperity of the State and it is devouily
TO be hoped some ameoration of social morals-
The Legislature, which has just dissolved, and
which during its session was the theme of so much
obloquy and abuse, has done some-nay, much
good Its lobors were heavy, and were il not for
the elpersonal conflicts that disg,uced the
legislative halls, the body would be most favoraby
RENE mbered for many years The apportionment
OF the State into districts Tor congressional and le-
gslative elections, at all times important and de-
licate duty, was unusually so from the fact that the
democrats had an uncontrolled power and sway
and excuses were feared but am proud to say,
that the bspassed were prudent and fair, both the
great Political parties having representation pro-
portioned to their numerical strength and geogra.
phical position, making, as any bill necessarily
must make, when based on tar principles, decided
preponderance in favor OF the democratic party.
The work of reform has been commenced in good
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Marine Court.

Before Judge Sherman
assault and battery nv Defendant whs 10 captain Of the
packet ship Utica Of the Havre Line Of packet. on La
mott, "a coored mani g. steward. ,hs i.. r "a
legged to have been committed duins "o Ae>' 'oysSs
from Havre to this city. a., a..
The defence was that the occasion OF the first a.
sau the drunk and on The second occasion
,ha, he first laid hold OF the captain.
Judge sherman charged the jury. that captain ives
ON unrrly seamen and that it necessary Tor the
OF life and property to do so; but thar cap
tain justified in striking sesmsn with desdy
weapos INJECTING and unnecessary punshmsnt
him II in this they believed from the evidence
that Captain Huct exceeded his duty in INJECTING unne
punishment the plaintiff they should ind aver
dict for the latter.
The jury returned and brought in verdict for p'inua
Tor $3.50
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ROssviLLE BOAFPIHd SCHOOL, STA TEN
WASHINGTON GARDENS, HOBOKI

JQHN IRELAND. the well known proprietor Of the First
The si
snd aud DESTROYS to merit continuation oft especially
chased The rse and I'd. House and G@dsp Known
within few minutes walk from the FeIS formerly see"ped
by The late .%s. swssng where he viii happy receive
s I S 90 BE ss .S GDss
STesy en.gsd and newly he No. viii contain 90 Vi ss
S Gs cherry Sherry SSsss
men lee cs.ms and o"e the Secsees Of
son. II, has also itsd no and bic sitting par
The S's s%a
1hsi IL TSss ne S R
new Ay; ent on the mot ?sn for .1siee and
unnscssry say more hp h, they viii Il IL i, CASE. be
und a nv to the want; Of The visitors The ,pssGDG,
share p the rub &c pa % end pledges rs D moth
eoprbuts to the comfort and enjoyment of those who
sa.w.r ''"'' '' JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor
Maker and wele formerly with J. Tcsi,, for nearly
sms Sse sess S0 % sn nd e pS
% sI he he. ss so m wsrs he
s SS and a. sey e meet with tina, share e
sn 1s%nd n, friend. ''S IA, Saf S'
DESCRIPTION Of Watches, Repene Musical and DUPLEX the
Also Iswf!g aud Diamond work set PEARL. re;,tuns;
:sSs ssS sa n any ,ss. &c NJ
s s.Rf s so Gns Glasses an keys in proportion Cash
kAMsEf's CELEBKArEV CtEMTIaL COSMETIC
SHAVING COMPOUND.
TO an gentleman who purchase thus article the money
VIII pc refunded II entirely satisfied after us ne il on,
mn DC had OF the inven.or his mandatory and
c..s. ALEXANDRA RAMSEY
Ceruhcae OF Dr Bond Senior Editor the Christian
Mr.. Alexander Ramsey
sir-I have isry ted your Chemica, Co.me,;c sh,v;n
Compou andhavi gaways been The practice of b,y
myse had prtv usy used The inua pre
wh cb been offered - the public isca.ine tbs rsr
non ihsve no hes,iIn IN lying yous Is the best hav,
mild, ade d. wholly nofensivs the face ven wher,
here may slight abra,iops Of the skin
w and close give the necessary stiffness 20 the heard
TO render close shaving pie asant and easy.
New YORK. April 18th, 1919. II. e. BOND,
ala lmsec
I INSEEO OIL--l3 casks superior quality English Lnses
IL Oil now Dhe wharf for sale
by Woodruff MINTURNs,
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NAvA..-The U s. Brig Lexington arrived last
night from Norfolk. List of officers attached to
herr
VIM. Glendy, Lieut. Commanding; T. p Green, LIT
Lieut. A F.V. Gray, I'd do VIM. Msy, Sd do VIM.
speiden Purser Abernethy. Passed Asst Surgeon
Midsbpman Alphonso Barbott, do w. McRoberts, do
Jos Hoban, Captains Clerk.
She received pilot at III o'clock on yesterday
morning, when % hours out from Norfolk
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To the Public.

TO The PubIlCs
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
shed every day the year except New Years. day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or % per an
nun-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
ncrningprice 81 cents per copy or % IL per alnum-
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city,
the World and 10 therefore the best channel business
in the city country. Prices moderato-cash In I'D
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIKron o. THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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SUGAR IN VERMONT state seems destined
to become the sweetest in the Union. Twenty
thousand hhds. of maple sugar have been made
there this season. Value ST. OO, 900.
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u. =. Circuit ours.

Present the Circuit and District Judges.
APRIL24-The People VS.. Hoyt After the opening o
the Court the names Of the Jurors called over
Mr.. Selden commenced summing up the part OF thu
Defendant. He had not concluded his argument when
The Court adjourned at O'Clock.
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sHAVING C0wbrTIrNNhh "oo"Hi

INsEEO OLD casks superior quality English LInsesd
- Oil he wharf for sale in lots purchasers
BY Woodruff MINTURNs,
ar 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
City Intelligence.

DISHONEST AFPRENTIcE.-A boy named Frede-
rick Weidner has been engaged as an apprentice
with George Kuchen, shoe maker, Of 1876 Laurens
street, was arrested and committed for stealing S43
in silver coin, % of which was found in his trunk.
FIRE-The two alarms of fire last evening were
false, no fire having been discovered by the FIRE.
men,
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Court CaIendnr.-THIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 81 30, as, rs, 49, ~, 20, ~
~, IS. "a.
COMMON PLrA.-SS %. O., g. 90, ioa, g. %, os. &c.
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FAST DAY IN GEoRen.-The first Friday in May
is set apart for its observance.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE.

THIS houe having undo many imp, alterations
and torous repairs having been in refurnhed with
Iich aud elegant uruture for the reception Of
company.
The Posi- ion OF this Hotel is well known require de-
tail OF its adysnti confessed be- for peore OF bus
pleasure Of the favorable OF the city
The ntenis and industry shall
b. wanting its natural advantages under his
nce and he respectfully socs The patronage Of his
friends the public - -
Balimo re, April 90. 1913 a23 sod3mr
THE GLOBE HOTEL, NEW YORK,
in CONNECTION WITH
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ROBERT DALE OWEN is a candidate for Congress
in Indiana.
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns

HAvREEShp Sully-2 pkgs Warburg Dannen3 Mccall
Ti;i; s5s sss VT
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& Ss . SI%sS Boxer Hennsqun
2lIorot Scheffer-i Pfriferle-3 Lane Lamson CO..
: Il Haight Cos [ . Bnsse s Coz A ii Ward & Col
T b Chsmos Bros.Ii Renard Coil II Fsyez s Colo
YIN ,Xyse-i r Vallejo Cotonet-a Samuel Steel {
Co-2W II Scoles-Brun Co-50 ii Renault * Coz I'D,
wards StoddaTt-ll Boiseau * kuscll II Denny-65 Nj
CATER CO Nevns & co-l3 st Fex-l3 l. * Curtis
X co-AIalezeux, Gourd s COL @ Loewg Philad-l G ii
sand-2 Cocran--H Chevrolet s co.. Adams Homer co
- Poyaz-l0 w Thomas-5 Chanaud, Schlumpf Lieber
l3 kauPe-3 Lewis Fairman-5 Underwood TStterell
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Beer Moy12 Enslsr Eoley7l Jolly Frers- G Aachen'
5WsIb9gIg DanneTs A voisin coz kessler coz
Co.. Bonrry dlvemos s col II Wiener Phad-28 Loes.
chigk ~ Wisendonck-l r Taylor co, Ba-2 Herken-
AndreaDl2 B9nsaId * iIptton-s Gay. Lussae Noell5
nam--W b Draper-3 ii Corbt Philad2 G Won Baum
BAUM Balm Sanders Hunt Cos Barbey2 Harm
"a 7 Stewart csTs W Davis; Phad@o GigRoas { co
co-6 Fay-s Martin & Dawson-3 w II Manu- A Lee
g9ux-l Magus &eo-l + Il Droz & col V Bishop
col Gibson i 9 Kendall eeeI 'T La 5aSS
Sourdeaux MoIa9-l r Gulaume COG Beck 4 col
Tiffany Young Ellis--2 w & Phpps COL G b &JB
English-2 FAY Roberg-l Roux-l Martin Mantin-l
Bres-I Meyer son-2 Struiler-l D G Wainwright
COL Bergenzio-1 + Thorspecken col L A Rohe-i
ii Schnedcr-l Little Brown-l Peyser COL Ches-
ter Clark col L A Huntington & col Brue-i Berry
| Leiisrts.
BkEMEN-Ship New YoIk-3 pkgs Lane, Iamson Coz C
q Gunther-9 Oerchs Kuger-5 Gorton Hodges s. coz
Diperhover-l Neifuum-27 x ii kohnstamm-l7 L Cru.
nenthal-2 Sruller-9 Naper-7 Rolker5 Kesser co
II ienchen Unkart=l0e tons iron Oechs Kruger-l pkg
Underwood, Teterel Blain-2 Payen-l9 Dor.
specie II Crane.
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Cleared.
Ships Stephen Whitney, Thompson, Liverpool r. Kermit
Southport Griffith Charleston Bulkiey-Brigs Neptunus
pssianl Fr3nken, Amsterdsm Burase Hprter; Isabella,
Bermuda TucRsf p@ Signal Walton
gue5 H. Underworld Sterling Taylor Wilmington, NC. r..
Arrived.
Packet ship sully Burrows, from avre, Aug 2, left the Ii,
zrd 8th with mdse To c. Bolton, Fox Livingston. On the
goth boy named Joseph Walker fell overheard and
Pscke, ship Francois ls Ansyorth from Havre. Aug. o.
with mdse, 70 G; Bolton. Fox & Livingston. .
g. Harris Sailed in co. with ships Martha Washington ~
iers for NYork, and CongaTe D9ane. for Bosrou.
with mdse to oelrichs & Kruger wy ~
Belgian 6arque Emma Sheridan, a days from Antwerp with
Hamburg n ballast 70 Schmidt Baie%ense &c SsyS pas em
gers The b. bound to Philadelphia put in here to land
Bariuc sophrcnia, Nevcomb (of A.andra) IS days from
Hamburg in ballast, 10 Schmidt & Bachen.
Brig Grandee tIchrst7 days from Lubec, with 2O
sclr David Rogers, Parker from Wilmington NC with
sehr Cetharine Perry, from Yarmouth Ms. with wood to
Schr Only Daughter, Tucker from Lubec with plaster to
schr Eliza Hooper, day, from Machas with lumber to
sch Statesman, Was days from Machos with lumber to
schr Trio Chamberlain days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Compliance Patterson days from Boston, with mdse
to maStr.
Brig Bordeaux, Smith, II days from Matanza with sugar to
Brig Capsn 90 days from ST. Cror with sugar and rum to
u. De Forest y Go.
Ships Montreal Tinker London; Damascus. Tanner, New
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE THE RHopE IsLASDER,1
NEwroRT, Sept II, 1913.
Arr 9th, Caroline Pratt, Fall River for Wilmington, Nc
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9Iz- THE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR-AI lady,
Mrs. Brown West Warrington place, of our acquain.
lance, had on one OF her fingers felon" and the pain
sxch that he did not sleep day night for elk DAYS
until the Pain Extractor Salve from Comstock Co.'S was
eppes snd soppedthe pain immediately, that she
ting wsli as feat as possible II should be kept always in
he mouse as will save life in any OF burn scad
no matter now bed the vital parts uninjured. The
hss also been increased thon four fold at the
so@c price 90 formerly The genuine now enclosed in
a new Steel plate engraved wrapper with the OF
cohs1ock Co. four times each box top bottom and
sides 10 be found genuine only 81 CORTLAND ST. and
Branch House, Boston - CornhilL
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On Tuesday morning, SARAH, youngest daughter of
Ebenezer Haywood, aged 10 ears
On Monday the i It'll instant, RoBEHr w. PIoGor, the
SON Of Joseph Piggo of consumption in the 4st year Of
his age.
The friends end the acquaintances of the family, and
the exempt Fremen are respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral from his residence No % Division street, this
wednesday, afternoon, 18th instant, at 4 O'Clock,
GOn the 18th instant, Mr. PETER MCKINNEY In the 40th
year of his age, of droFsy in the chest
The friends Of the family and acquaintance are re-
spscttuly invited to attend his funeral this "wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock, from his late residence No. Oak
street without further invitation.
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state of Trade.

wAsHrscror. N. c., ssrr. 7.-Lumber-per M.-pitch
Pine scsn;mg, $40 II; do Heading, ,A Is do ship
plaok, l2 W. .. do, ~ do Touring boards, 10 a7 DO
esherde, 10 IA shingles Cypress. sale, 80 do do
building, ,ooa3; II. o. hid slaves. car; W. o. HID
do, 10 DO bbl.. os7; Ash bbls, 0; Molasses, 90.
Naval store'-Turpentino, new, so IS; do old, l
e5 70 do scraps. 6s 7o Spirits of Turpentne gal.
$3.50 Re:n Dbl 80 ass Tar, do rs so; Pitch do, go
q 81 bright Vsrnish, ~ a % cents.
FreshtsTo New York, per Dbl. 80 cents; to Philsde.
phe, DO acc to Boston DO, sec Cotton, &c; Lumbar
a SlA
wHnK.r-we quote drudge at asc, dull; barrels are
A,Hn,Pos are in fair demand and sales rule at "a 81,
ASH Not much doing in Pearls; quote s. 49, Tor the
wHiLrsoNr-we notice ssles of south Sea at a
cents
Hlv-The receipts fair with very good demand
for export and home cos,umption Wequots ~ <5c for
prime.
for prime Pork $40 l2t sl0ls3 mess Sll BIZ IL 37l.
Quotations for Beef remain without alteration but they
are merely nominal Lard is in some demand for ship.
ment We notice sales of prime at II aud fair at &C. But
ter is more active than usual prime from choice diaries
for family uss 10 sold at II i6c.
orror--The activity in this market continues unaba-
ted Holders do not let fraction, from the highest
quotasn the nrcls will bear. Purchasers pretty gene
rally submit to the current quoscns the daily sales
srEe most OF which is held spec ustion awaiting
the beKt European advcss Our last quotations are fairly
sustained with tendency towards another fractional adj
vance.
FLeuR-The improved confidence noticed Yesterday
has still further increased the effect OF which is slight
advance in Genesee. quote Gnnesce at 81 30 5sl
Ohio snl Michigan 81 As so; Georgetown s457I as
There svery little dong in Southern descriptions The
speculstors willing 10 operate to most any extent III
rates little below the present quotations The impres
sion s pretty general that the untavorsbs effect Of tbs
last for,isn has passed on and resction has
pace Wethink II wong impression, and tAs price
reaches yet. N
receipts still continue large for the senson and the
STOCK ~ th market is daily Increasing The demand 10
somewhe Deor than IL any day last week. but the
m'Vsmehs arc much larger than the actual sales, cons
deTaDle hour going shipboard on home account =
VINE" IN more demand than usual Lut prices still re-
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FOREIGN Markets.

HAVANA, Sept 2-Our Rice market was simultaneous.
ly supplied with four cargoes viz: with the WARRIORS
Zsphyrs and Fl. jenkins on the 2sh pult and with the
Augustus the s0th ult making together about 1000
casks which changed hands at l0srs Had the arrivals
not been so simultaneo better price would doubt
realized Our dealers at present well sup
Piled.
Coffee suitable for your consumption Is selling IRON 50
6t The crop promises 10 be both abundant and Of
good quality few smalllots have already appeared but
do not expect any accumulation Of stock before the
beginning OF November.
One two small parcels OF Coffee have arrived
and have been ssd $ of the old the stock is estims-
ted at to 5000 bags which held at ssh Ct with lit
tie demand.
III Sugar there is not much dong-whes are at 81 81
RS; yelows a 81; Browns ST AZ.
Moasses. to lr per keg
Lard, Sl2al3 Goldfish A a4i.
Exchange on Tendon, III lai per cent prem; on
New York a per cent prem.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Packet ship SullyMrs Ann Nichols Miss Mary
Nichols Of New York; John Ewert Jamaica; Adolph Tyert
and lady, Paris-l6 in the Storage.
HAvRE-Packet ship Francois ist-Mrs A C Ainsworth Mr.
Lnau and lady Anthony Beche Fed Rusch of New York
&c in the steerage
.ANTwLRP-ship Emy-Mr spiritus and lady. MIR Cook
Is in the steerage -
BREMEN-Ship New York; Daner schrieber ] Kor.
nonarreus Smeilau-30 in the Storage.
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main depressed. We quote sales of western old at ST.
Corn is plenty and dull the receipts largely exceeding
the demand Sales of Northern at So So cts. Rye is
getting down; prices rule at 90 81 cents.
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Passengers Sailed.

MoBnE-Brg Mobe-Mr Stocks, lady and child sNessrs
Guest and Rogers USN Robins, Stevens Geo Bond Zeeks
North, Vincent. -
sAvANN4H1Brig Apgusts7Mr Hyde land lady, Daily and
lady, Mrs Hathaway, Mrs Buddington, Miss Hathaway Miss
Hyde Livneso and lady, Rawson and lady, Mrs Sager
Miss Wcayer Miss Mickason, Miss Adams, Miss Lenow,
Rawson, Robinson G barrow, A Mack Root, w McNa-
merry, VIM II Richards, b Elrish + Westfeldt.
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Exchange hand, l6i4 2l97, 933 1,2O6,2of
Notes discounted 6,4936ls 6l72,0lO = 32I 608
The result is great increase OF bills and dimnution
OF discounts Ths increase of bills yet available az
ter of such large imports of specie guarantee
that the demand for bills will not far outstrp supply
to re shipments of specie to sny extent
1t is highly probable that during the coming year. the
exports in quantity, from South Carolina will fell back
TO the level OF si2 but the prices obtained, and the re-
suns profits In the hands vf the planters will be much
larger increase that business the last three
years has been SQUAD and profitable between York
and Charleston. The Banks OF the latter place were
among the earliest OF those of The southern to re.
sumo, and they have mai2taned their integrity in
praseworthy manner setting very desirable example to
tbs tricky Banks of Virginia.
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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Sept. 12-6 II. M.
The business at the Board moderate with but little
change in prices Farmers Loan rose /; Ohio u Illinois
fell4; Ipdiana!.
Atthe New Board there a fair business done.
The following is return Of the Banks of South Caro-
lima -