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General
Important Letter from
Sheridan

sheridan.
NRw ORLEANS, October 26.-The fol-
lowing important letter appears this
evening:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, October %, &c
SIN satisfied there is only one way
in which the state of affairs on the
Rio Grande can be bettered, and that
IL by giving the heartiest support to
the only government in Mexico recog-
nized by our arm, the only one which is
really friendly to the United States.
You will, therefore warn all adventures
of any party or pretended Government
in Mexico or in the State, Of Tamaula-
pas, that they will not be permitted to
violate the neutrality law between the
liberal Government Of Mexico and
the United States, and that they will
not be permitted to remain in our
territory or receive the protection of
flag, in order to complete their maehi-
nation for the violation of our neutrali-
BY laws.
These instructions will be enforced
against the adherents of the Imperial
Buccaneers representing the so-called
Imperial Government Of Mexico, and
against the Ortego, Santa Anna and
other fations.
President Juarez is the acknowledged
head Of tho Liberal Government Of
Mexico.
am, General, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, p. Fl. SHERIDAN.
Major General, United States Army.
To Breret Brigadier General 7. L. Scd-
rick, commanding Sub District Of RIO
Grasde, Brownsville, TerGs.
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Soufheru Ranks.

New YORK October 26.-Before Judge
Ingraham, in the Supreme Court to-day,
three cases were tried against the Bank
of the State of South Carolina, located
in Charleston, South COrolina, which
were Of vital Importance to owners OF
the Southern Bank bills, many Of which
have been hitherto supposed to be
valuelcss. The plaintiffs are owners OF
Bank notes, issued before and during
the rebellion, amounting to $4,000 dol
lars. The defense set up that the bills
were void, having been issued by bank
during rebellion, and in the support of
the rebellion in violation of public
policy. The Judge overruled the de-
Tense, and gave Judgment for plsintifi
in full amount with interest.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Msxieaa AGairs---Genernl Sherman
In W.shingten-Pardo OF Tren-
helm.
NEW YORK, October 26.-The Times
Washington special says: The state
ments concerning Mexican affairs are
eorroborated, the Washington Republi-
can to the contrary notwithstanding.
The Tines Washington special says
General Sherman arrived in this city
this evening, and is the guest of General
Grant. This evening General Grant,
Sherman, the Mexican Minister, and
Postmaster-Gene Brice, formed a
party in Q private box ut the theatre.
Considerable significance was attached
to the composition of the party. Gen
eral Shcrman's arrival is in consequence
of the request sent some days since by
the President in reference to the pros
pective change in the War Department.
This is confrmatory of my previous
dispatches on that subject.
The President has ordered apardon to
he issued to Trenholm, eX-rebel Sec
rotary of the Treasury, and senior men,
her Of the well-known firm of Tren-
holm, Frazier & Co., of Charleston,
South Carolina, and Liverpool Eng
land.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NEW YORK.

Csnventien Of ClcrSymen-Death By
saaeeatisn-TAe Cenviesed Fenian.
Lynch, - have Tinae fer Appeal
Illness or Secretary Seward. DauSh-
ser-Rrsss 4. Tennessee.
NEW YoRK, October 26.--Last even
nigga convention Of clergymen, connect
ed with the different churches of Brook
lyn, was held in the Church of the
Messiah, on Adolph street, for the pur-
pose Of considering the best means OF
bringing the work of grace to the
knowledge Of the masses of the people.
The Rev. Doddridge, of the Baptist
Church, presided. Several addresses
were delivered. 1t was mentioned by
one of the speakers that out of 300,-
900 inhabitants, which composed the
population of Brooklyn, not more than
10000 were brought within the infiu-
ence of the Gospel, in the whole one
hundred and seventy-nine churches OF
that city on each Sunday.
Leon Eanbel, q French banker OF
New Ooleans, was found dead in his bed
at the Hotel Fejax yesterday morning,
having been sufocated by the gaswhich
was flowing from one of the burners in
his room. ,sts
The Herslds Toronto special says: In
the case of Lynch, the convicted Fenian,
the Judge said he should have time to
take his case to higher court.
TheHersld's Washington special says
Miss Fanny Seward, daughter Of the
Secretary Of State, is seriously Ill at the
residence of her father. This morning
it was feared that she would not recov-
er, but her physician reports her condi-
item this evening somewhat improved.
Physicians have been sent for to Au-
burn, New York.
A Memphis special says: There had
been heavy white frost through that
whole region. The damage could not
then be estimated, butt was very great.
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DIT tberer-continued the old gentle
man subsiding from his e1cl.ein arh
nMary has been punished enou GU
RIess her innocent heart, L suppose sue
cnnIdn,t he expected to see what wouiu
have been as plain as daylight, TO any
one else. and she hasn't been well iatei!'
~ musn,t vex her any more"
so an T SIR then YOU do not forbid.
"W5yn said Mr.. Primrose, interrupt
;nc me aoain. and speaking this time ID
a Kind. fatherly way, Il don ueny IN .n"f
if | had found this out a year "s ID
should have been justly angry p pm
nrobably forbidden you my mouse nSa
tbinos are different now. i have nlaue MAUI
;no1;r;es about you, and find you DEAR
ths HIGHEST character, which l care ior
more Than money in sonln,law'
thanoh / an, such an ayaricious OLD W
rant Besides that you have saved hie .
60 600. for if that beggar had succeeded
in forcing my safe, with so many noun q
before him, he would have got clear On On
Nth the booty. And so-shake hahos
s;rn-concluded the old gentleman;
blowing his nose, and rising hastily; -. II
settle business matters by-and-Dy Win
your father. Now go ana talk u
Mary" ii, Mr.
What a Christmas Eve we had MI
Primrose gave a party, and my 1atner
anJ mother were there, and MIR. Prlm-
rose actually led my dear old mother
under the mistletoe, and then and there
saluted her.. And we played at torfelts,
and we had snap-dragon, and L STOOD
with INV arm round Mary's waist IN the
dark. and we were gloriously happy,
and oh how lovely Mary did look Win
that bunch of scarlet holly SHINING LII
her dark hair. ,s
the next morning, with the winter sun,
shine falling on her pure, white bridal
dress. 1t was our wedding day. Mary
had wished it to be so, for she said all
our anniversaries were Christmases. -.
Except that foggy night last month"
7 reminded her, as we whirled away
in a coupe on the Great Western line
aft it had not been for that robbery we
should never have come together.
shall scold you by-and-by, my pet, for
being such a little goose as to write
such note for that poor girl"
Mary hangs her head, and looks pref
tier than ever as she bushes.
"She told me that it was only that
she might appoint him to go to church
with her next day; and ali, joe" says
the little rogue, creeping closer still
into nv arms, and hiding her rosy
cheeks upon my shoulder, when we
were so happy ourselves, how could i
refuse to do anything that thought
would make other people happy too on
Christmas Day. "a e. Ga -. .
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
New York Market.

NEW IOKh, OUVOUOE ~V'
corroN FIN, with more doing.
~ -. n,;ddi;no nniands: chiefly at
S oo ioi A'e
% S GEMS nf.p ononod = shade frmer hut
~ Pa stoady NJ Yesterdays
clcseu q oa en a az for eItra state:
prices go 81 o. E"r a,tra ronpd boop Ohio,
eli o s,n o6 50 CO. trada brands
ana PIX 2UHif 60 witb small sales In
mii AS ~ oopts "
Do only az - pnnein+s of wheat 1900
49, "nArN marIet LAP cents better and
pusne -. saIes o. 600 bushels: AZ SO
mo co u fnr M MiIwankee 20 4oas2 ~
~ ~ ;nd snr;na and "a % for new
loL ma MiohiInn Rye ouiet and steady.
M, n,"ra active and closed A shade
sSs.. S sI i9oE1 "A for Canada West in
~ - oooo1 ooa for Jo free. 81 - for
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a.l,,-.re Police Commissioners.

ANNAPOLIS, October 25.-The investi-
CATION of the charges of official miscon-
duct against the Baltimore Police Com
missioners commenced at IL o'clock this
morning. large number of witnesses
are present. The counsel of the Com
missioners appeared and announced
that they cannot participate in the cross
examination Of witnesses, but did not
withdraw the plea against the iurisdic-
ton of the Governor. Mr.. Sibley, for
the petitioners, objected to the Com
missioners' counsel participating in the
Investigation unless they withdraw
their plea against the jurisdiction of the
Governor. The counsel are now argu-
ing that point.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NV YORK. October DC


The still further decline in cotton ex-
ported to Liverpool yesterday had but
little effect upon this market, for the
dry goods trade has been so quiet that
it could not well be more so, and there
is no demand to cause prices to be
changed. The wool market is still any
thing but hopeful, and some distrust
and uneasiness is beginning to be APP
parent in the market for goods Of wool
on manufacture. Many holders are
pressing goods, and prices are c0nse-
quently entirely nominal. JOhbers
prices: Brown sheeting-Salmon Falls.
A, pc; Atlantic, y, 1Sc; Bedford, Isle.
Bleaehed shirtings-Lonsdale, 33ic:
Harris, No. l, 30c; Hope, D. Prints
Cocheco, Gle; Pacific, zoe; Sherman.
II; Empire, Is. Ticks-Pearl River
ste; Easton, A, DC; do, B, 81. Stripes
IA, 35c; do, C, 22.c.
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Fran New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-Matthew
Gibson, q citizen, charged with murder
ing Sergeant Sheech, 6lst United States
Cavalry, in Park county, Texas, has
been arrested by the civil authorities
and held for trial under bonds. He was
afterwards arrested by military order
from General Heintzelman. He was
then brought by writ of habeas corpus
before district Judge GOodie, who de-
cided that tho military had no jurisdic-
over his offence, he being a citizen.
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v.,,., Excitement i'm New York.

New YORK, Oct. 26.-The Chamber
of Commerce will meet next week to
inaugurate movement to collect sub
scriptions for the relief of the sufferers
by the Quebec fire.
The Evening Express says: This
morning the ordinary interest in the
proceedings Of the Fenian trials in Can
ada was increased by the news that one
of the alleged officers of Gen. ONeilps
brigade, Col. Lynch, was sentenced to be
hung in December next, for an assumed
participation in the invasion of the
frontier. The report soon became the
principal topic of conversation i'll the
city, and all classes seemed to condemn
the severity of the sentence as unneces-
sary and imprudent. The course of the
Canadians during the late war also
called forth very unfavorable criticism
in connection with the sentence of Col.
Lynch.
Owing to the news the headquarters
of Col. Roberts presented an unusually
animated scene. This afternoon two
Of the leading generals were present in
the War Department Of the building,
and soon after their arrival they were
auired what would be done to prevent
the execution of the death penalty or
secure retribution for the action of the
Canadian Court. In answer to the
parties, one of the generals replied that
If Lynch was hung he would engage to
capture and execute twelve Canadians
to avenge the deed. Should the other
prisoners share the same fate he said
their deaths would be avenged i'll the
same way.
Another Fenian general, referring to
the sentence, said he had paroled forty
Canadians whom he had captured, and
provided them with safe escort be-
yond the Fenian lines. If they hung
Lynch he remarked it would only have
the effect Of expediting another inva-
sion of Canada. 1t is believed that
President Roberts will take some action
on the subject.
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ANNAPOLIS, October 26.-The Cover
nor has decided to permit the Counsel
of the Commissioners to examine wit
nesses. The Governor said that he
claimed jurisdiction to try the case and
pass Judgment upon it; that he was
responsible to no tribunal, but the Leg
islature of the State; that he would
proceed with the case without paying
attention to technichalities, and that he
intended TO reach decision not later
than Wednesday. The Governor also
announced that if, in the course of the
investigation, the innocence or gnilt Of
the Commissioners should appear, he
would act instantly, even in the midst
of the proceedings.
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De.,i,utiou 4. Alabama.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-There are
accounts from North and Central Ala
bama of great desolation, from the
failure Of many planters who had mort
gagged their lands for supplies; but the
crops failing the lands are sold Mt ruin
Gus rates. Families and homes are
broken up under these forced sales. In
Green county alone there are more suits
on the Circuit Court docket than there
are voters in the county. Meetings are
being held urging the Legislature to
pass laws preventing the sacrifice OF
property.
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Monetary Affairs.
NEW YORK October 26.


The Posts money article says: The
langhd depression of yesterday has
been followed by feyerish speculative
reaction, which extends to most of the
speculative securities, the lead being
taken by Erie and Northwestern among
the railroad shares, and by Cumberland
and Quicksilver among the miscellane-
strong and active, the improvement be-
ing sustained until the close of BUSH
ness. After the regular board the quo
tations were, New York Central 1901;
Erie "a; Hudson 1867; Reading ll6; Ill
inois Central 1853; Pittsburgh 92t;
Northwestern 81; do preferred S0i;
Fort Wayne 1909; Ohio & Mississippi
certificates 33s; Cumberland Coz. Gold
closed at 147s, and at 2 p. M, sold at
145t. Foreign Exchange firm but in
active; bills at 60 days on London
quoted at 105ta109 for commercial; l09a
1904 for bankers do; at short Sight 1924
a1l0t.
The Commercial money article says
Railway speculations, though very
much confused, to spectators, is yet
more confident, and prices are gener-
ally higher at regular board. New York
Central was firm and rose ! of o cent;
Erie showed symptoms of specula.
tive movement, and advanced Il cents
on the latest Board transactions of yes.
terday; Michigan Southern recovered 4
of cent from the decline OF yesterday
afternoon, with sales of 2200o shares
North Western, advanced cents, and
selling at 57ta57i; Cleveland and Tole-
do, and ToledD, Wabash and Western
more active and higher. Govern
ments are steady; quotations 5-2Os OF
1866, new, are in demand, and firm
Gold opened at 81 4s, but declined
steadily to 81 At. The bulls appear
to be forcing up the price, with view
to unloading before the gold comes out
of the Treasury. After the 1st of Nov.
ember loans are to he made at l per
cent. per day. Foreign Exchange il
firmer for to-morrow's steamer. The
Government is understood to be buy.
er 10 the extent of one million dollars,
on account of remittances to Messrs
Earrings of London, for the payment OF
diplomatic and other expenses in En-
rope.
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From Snn Franchise.

SAN Francisco, October 25.-Since
July LIST, over $4,000 sacks of wheat
have been received from the interior,
more than third of which awaits
shipment. Money is growing easier.
1t is reported that the North American
Steamship Company are about to place
four more steamers on the Pacific and
two more on tho Atlantic, to compete
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
MANY
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October

Flour moderately active and prices
steady. Wheat advanced lie, closing
firm at 81 2Oa2 20l for No. 1, and 81 92i
al 90 for No. 2. Corn active and ad-
vanced &c; sales at 7Sc for No. /, and zoe
for No. 9. Oats steady, OF 3SiaS9tc.
Provisions active; old mess pork Mt
S3l O0a3l so; new at $27 50a2s 90.
Freights steady; receipts 5000 bbls
-four; 10000 bush wheat, $1,000 bush
corn; $4,000 bush oats. Shipments:
10000 bbls flour; 81 900 bush wheat; and
$4,000 bush corn.
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Eeuian RnlI.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Tne sew
enth grand annual ball Of the Fenian
Brotherhood, for aid of the families Of
the Irish State prisoners, was held this
evening at the National Guard Hall.
The attendance was large. The amount
of the proceeds will be sent direct to
Ireland
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Albany Market.
Albany. October 26.

This has been the hardest market OF
the wear for cattle dealers, prices having
declined iafc per pound on live weight,
and sales rather slow at that. The
top prices paid for best extra Ohio and
Kentucky steers, Siassc per pound, and
from these figures prices ranged down,
according to qualify, to 4sc. The re-
ceipts for the market aggregate 5000,
about 500 of which remain unsold to
90 through to New York in the first
hands. Sheep are in light supply, only
:. 900 having been received for the week;
but the demand is small, at 5a6c per
pound. Hogs, slow of sale, at 9ialOtc.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DIV VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF
ID TRUST executed 70 me by Sstb ssi.l Pig
man and wife braring date SOvernter 28J, 1854,
asd recorded IN the Recorders offi>- Of ohia
county, West Virginia in Decd Book & Al pass
Te will cell st pubic anetiDn 90 tn hSiJAY
the 18th DAY or EOvEAB T. Is6G, 81 Oh.
iroI I'd Sor Of the Court Hsu,s OF said county.
for c~si. the Wet half Uf the Lot npnsborrdl
UourJ ID tbs squar- numbered , usonty.
ihr.e, On IN North side Of Hampds slnet In
the city Of wheeling. West VI giLi.
DANIEL LAbB
octHItd& It's Thu toe.
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asueso Market.

OSWEUO, OVtVDoH ~
Flour steady; $40 90 for No. 1 spring;
s14 so for white; SIS 25 for Xxx. Wheat
firm but dull; mixed Milwaukee club,
% 42I; corn scarce, dull and unchanged;
sales 5000 bushels No. 1 Illinois at
"a on. Barley in fair demand. Rye
scarce: sales 5000 bushels Canada on
nriyate terms. Canal freights steady
70 New York; -four IS; wheat Ia; corn
and barley ~; rye Is; to Albany, wheat
ID: corn and barley 10; rye IL.
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The Turf.

New YORK, October 26.-In the trot
OH the Union Course, yesterday, be-
tween Lady Thorn and Lady Emma, for
$1,000. Lady Thorn won. The race WAS
mile heats, best three in five, TO wag-
ons. The time was 2.21f.
The stallion, George Wilkes, lost q
match to beat 2.25, to wagon in three
trials. The two trials he made were run
in 2.26 and 2.2Si.
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Illness lof Bismarck.

NEW YORK, October pa cores
pendent writing on the 18th, lfrom Ber-
lin, says Bismarek's illness is of very
dangerous character, and advantage
was taken Of the circumstances by the
Saxons in endeayoring to prevail on
the King of Prussia to grant the terms
which had been refused through the
interpretation Of the infexibis Minister.
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Relief for III, Ou.bee suGerer..

QUEBEC, October 26..-Subscriptions
in aid of the sufferers by the fire are
progressing favorably. Two thousand
dollars were received from the New
York Stock Exchange yesterday, and
the citizens are much pleased with the
generous gift. Boston is about for,
warding large donation Of clothing
The weather here is very cold.
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phiIadelphia Market.
: PHILADELPHIA, October DC.

lid PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 20.
I Coffee quiet; sales of Rio at a6iaNc;
an oar firm; sales of Cuba at l0aal4fc.
Petroleum. dull and a reported decline
of 81 90 per Dbl. at the wells. Flour
unchanged but firm. Wheat quiet; red,
s3 OOa3 IS; white, 50 30a3 IS. Rye, si2o.
Corn steady; yellow, 81 20; mixed west
ern. 81 10. Oats dull and unsettled;
sales at 62c. Provisions very dull; lard,
16aI7c. Whisky scarce, at 81 Al TOR
nrime. and - 43 for Ohio,
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ABEAuTIrULT HoUGuT.-Among some
of the South Sea Islanders the COM
pound word for hope is beautifully ex-
pressive. 1t is q manaolana, or the
swimming thought-faith floating and
keeping its head aloft above water,
when all the waves and pillows are
going over-a strikingly beautiful def
milton of hope, worthy to be set down
along with the answer which deaf
and dumb person wrote with his pencil
in reply to the question, "What was
his idea of forgiveness :" at is the
odor which flowers yield when trampled
on"
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From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, October 26.-William A.
Thayer was yesterday convicted of an
attempt to burn the Arcade in this city.
Thayer slept in billiard saloon in the
building. He was sentenced this after
noon to five years hard labor in the
State prison.
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Interview Between sherman and the
President.

WAsHINGroN, October 26.-Lieut.
Gen. Sherman, in company with Gen.
Grant, had an interview with the Presi-
dent to-day, continuing more THAI an
hour. The first named afterwards in
formed friend that he intended to re-
turn to st. Louis in the course of few
DAYS
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DeelinRtion.

NEwARE, n. j.. October 26.-Hon. A.
J. Rogers, the regular Democratic Con
gressional candidate for the Fourth Dis
trict, has publicly contradicted the re-
port of Lis resignation and positively
declines under any circumstances to
withdraw from the canvass.
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milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE, October 26.
Flour, steady. Wheat, dull, s. 90 for
No. l, and 81 80 for No. 2. Oats, firm,
at Soc. Receipts 1000 bbls. Flour /;
81 900 ,Wheat--shipment, 1000 Flour,
q. 600 Wheat
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Toiedn Market

TOLEDO, October 70.
Flour quiet; wheat, spring, &c. better;
winter, lc. lower; sales of white for
the week, 81; amber, for the week,
2 go; No. l spring, 2 81; double-extra
spring, . "A. Corn pc. better; sales, gle.
for No. mixed. Oats-sales, l AZ Lake
freights. Six cents for corn.
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From OttoWR,

OrrowA, C. W., October 26.-rhe
Hotel du Canalle has been engaged for
troops. Part of the one hundreth royal
Canadian regiment will be stationed
here this winter.
There was light fall of snow here
this morning.
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New YORK, October 26.-Last evening
at six o'clock a telegraph dispatch Was
sent from New York to London for the
payment of large sum of money. At
half past eleven o'clock this morning q
message was received in this city advis-
ing the payment of the same.
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NEW YORK. Octoher g

w" IUhhI OCTOBER %.
Money rather more active at s per
cent. Sterling quiet, at 81 O9aI 694.
Gold a shade frmer; opening at sl4s:
advancing to 81 4St; and closing at
l AT. ~
change. iA'