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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
SECOND BOARD.
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MONDAY Nov. l2-P. ~
Col, elotes at l. The Bank Statement shows an IN
crease Of 9s76S showing total Of Sl3 li53l, which
is the largest amount reported since juno 10. The range
of prices to-day has been li3s alHs.
Government Stocks declined ial per cent upon the
issue, of 1864 and 6 and the 730 notes with moderate
sales In State stocks and Railway Mortgages small
business vas DONE about Saturdays rates Inc specu
i.ye share market has been very irregular and DUNG
the morning quite panck under reports OF bad BANK
Statement. A grand scramble to sell made by small
operators and quite low prices we're accepted As com
pared with the regular session of Saturday Western Union
rose !: Adams Express fsl per cent Canton Co.. .;
Marirosa Preferred p Pridc Mail, !; New-York Con
tral I; Ere, 3; Reading Michigan S0uthern, IL Hi
uois Centralg; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, e North
orr 2J DO Preferred Cleveland and Toledo, T.; Rock
Island; and Fort Wayne, :. After the coll still lower
rates we're made which attracted fresh buyers, and soon
produced steadier market At the Second Board " ces
broke again. and Erie forced down 10 S0 With ma
t.ll decline many active shares. The downward turn
in the face Of aser money market than was reported
az the close or the wee., looked very much Ike
a movement TO induce large short sales, to
DO followed by another sharp upward movement
After Gle regular Boards adjourned there WAS great ex
element upon the street in Erie and SorthN estem Com
mon the former selling low a. Sc e. and the latter a
81. Ihg market closed fcYeTlfh ana ulsctUtu' iHe
lest quotations were. Oho and Mississippi, ga
81; Boston water Power, 3?i a32i; Cumberland Pre-
Gerred, C7sdG7l quicksilver. 5lia5lli hanposa lJl
oil. Western Union Telegraph. jiQ5lii New.fork
Central. IlCallG!, Erie 81 sSi Reading, iIJi ll5.'
Michigan Central ll3o ll3i; Michigan Southern, 90
3d.. Illinois Central, 1873 ~; Cleveland and Piti'-
bur.h. 9Os9c!: Cleveland and Toledo, III altl Rock
Island 100 1929; Norl-Western, -! - North-"est-
err Preferred. 7.i857l; Fort Wayne, 100 aiO9t
The bank statement, which alarmed bgl operators N
stocks upon examination not unfarorable as they
supposed II shows what they need TO make their enter
prses successful expansion 10 all departments except that
OF legal tonders which IS reported at 1881 less The
loans are increased $500 $685. the circulation sjO2I
and the deposits q is3 C The specie gains s5ejs76S,
which is rot an element OF weakness whether counted IS
tho basi, Of al increase Of loans a. reserve for The
deposits and circulation The rate for call loans Is le6
pcr cont Best houses get round sums at 405 per cent
arI snail houses ready % lay Per cent In COM
merca paper no essential change Best names are . o
per cent with occasional sales below the inside figure
The following shows the condition Of the City Banks:
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CnrRr cALKNDARs-Tms d.,


SUPREME CorRr- CRCUIT-Par Held by JosErn L.
BlHSLRD JCourt opens 10 O'Clock m Nos y 10 People
&C. al ara; Genet oWlsnd 81 a.; 29i APpirby et a.
s Re A.tor Company 81 spugue g Gregory
1859 Anderson ag Smith; 2l Schwartz ag Clancy 2D Cousee
at PHILADELPHIA Propeller Company ~ Bo sg Donald
McFarsne 1t al ag Wood r. a. 2l Warning e A.
sat Ths Hoffman Fire usoTcuce Company 1888 Stephen, L
Douaon a.. 1905 Darling o. al s Crane ct Al z6 Soob Hsi
Same 2{2l Phps CsnpayDis OF s mpeadd 21 FROST st
Phillips, The Peoples Provision Co. Ryani 6o The tfs
U-Hed BY hULLES y-C21rt oPent at 10 CLOCK iei ~
No. 20 sNos 2O6 McDuh e a. at Lsnetsn 2l Fsi
sgt Hoffman Fire los Coz l6 bnekne agt obsrdeIief
1850 onne sgt Osgood - OIL 225i Lhe ct a. s Beeeter
a. and r. 20fl DsVancey aE sevenfon go, bfiitsn
81 al AIT FrfeU i239 He4nknd hg. Tapcott 49, Metal
frey ssl Lynch Sheriff 57 Assh a Herbert 81 a. 20 sto9; ct
YER lO Chre Huskel 1902 Pehie AT Jordn w Ken
at Randall; 1870 Peterson Ggi Long 1850 Barton Az his
Lias iOs De sE sehwspossri 1883 LsATh agt Smith
81 al. GENERAL TEEN-Hsd by BARNARD, j. CtARk aud
soRAHInCourt opens lOI oeloeh ,m.Euuusrssd Caen
RigueY Ttadge ct el Same at Sane D. Ford
Crocaer; 20 CLARK sgt Bltaksy ct q neon AZ
IT, sFt Graft kc &C. sddJ as ks'ieltcomj q! bekdone sEi
Nicholas; f3 Baxter ag DAVIS ~ hists agt Ca'n Al ~ rep
perhsussn Irving mp'J &c 81 wooster a LandeE IT, eH
So D, ve,i 5o sst L.,s 80 ssIl,s r. Mayor y oray
Wood; 81 Ssls EFT smei 90 MiI As The Majors fire lns O.
co. ssuan 1tt Kelly Sheriff q? Winfield AIT Stern o. ~ "a
serton sg Brsr q Gsntry sg DoAn. SPECIAL ishsIhea ~
Justice PoTTEE No. 70 Duane s-Co1n opens 10 osock o.
-Demurer-No A. Tsyor sgt The QIehsVs nns Co. Issues
and otNoE ie3 Marvin sgt hoffman 81 al eO smith est
Bn 1871 sommcrs ag Adams ct al 49, Were tsLagt Dees
Weed 1886 DsuDscy Gg Hell OF Al ~, Solomon sg ssoron
Mecrory McCory 1879 Hughes ast Kendall Taylor
at Ksehsm 2O Calhoun, Acre ssi ssue az Johnson az
Kelly 2OJ Lawrence ET, Morton q 81 2oi Andrew - e.
AT Thc n j. seamboai co 205 Wakr Walker POO Moore
At Pine. 207 Palmer at. Cohen ct al CHAuBGA9 - i' Nf
Justice SUTHERLAND t0urt opens a. ie"flo &C. t'i
SD Pos n Gl.ss; o. Peeps ic Crey Il let BOARD u
uskfl ~ Dsls1n ~ FfsuA g. al w. lie "s'1 NSA aS'
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1866

tv and that he found the pawn ckes the floor OF the
Shop and knew suspected VINO tne owner was M
49,, lime on his Arrest He was committed IN default Of - 100
bail
AL1E,yDITHErT oF A DIAMOND RrSg-On Saturday last.
Cecilia Van Deusen paid visit to Caharno ODonoughue
At No 4Gs West TRcntyourhst Nhhe 'le OuinaIlae hAa
t =. - ono ~ The l,uroau drawers IN 's apartment
and i'm doing 40 ring had her finger became enanglea
In vail and slipped from her finger into Tue drawer search
- rado irneAeev but the ring could not DO found Ce-
ella acted a such a manner while the search was going on
that some suspicious were felt IN Regard 10 ef a'ug w
Kelly he was seen talking 10 man named PatFck MIc IN
49, 49, ssrici,rs manner IN hallway From these cTcuu
! ,r and Cecilia are both charged with the thoft and
an onportunity OF giving such explanation as they can
ct tie Court o. General sessions Iho iiNs was ~" ''
la cold and Is valued at 500
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1863 -i13, 10
TIE whole loss this week Compared with last year HSas
t4n The loss from the Sohuyk Region and the sbanoha
RoSion via the Schuylkil, is upward Of H,OO tuns.
The earnings Of the Toledo Wabash and Western Raj
gny Company, for the first week in November were:
ls6G $500 20 ls6j 81, io5 - Increase sil5s2S
SIR julius Wadsworth has been elected President Of
the Second Avenue Railroad Company, in place Of Mr.
John Riley resigned
l.. y Morton g. Co. announce that on Nov they viii
alter the style Of their London firm TO l.. P Mortcr
Burns Co.
We have received copy Of the new edition Of he
Stock Exchange Directory which is improved By the
addition Of The name Of the firm and the Office address
eyery member The work is for sale by p ]. Faye As
Doorkeepor Of the Stock Exchange.
Business al the mining board since the explosion IN
Downeylo has been quite small 1t is now ascertanM
that altered certificates to the extent Of 10000 shares
we've used as collateral The certificate book shows 10
such ogerssue and the fraud perperated by altering
the number Of shares from small to large amounts.
It's understood upon the street that recent accounts Of
meetings of directors Of the NewYork Central Road have
very small foundation Mr.. Blstchford whose name wa
prominently used in Albany letters was not even present
AS asserted II understood that material changes VII
he made &C the coming election. and that the control q
the road has beet fully secured by parties outside Of tho
present administration.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT COrRr.--Noy. le
SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR non TULriLLMESr 90 90
TRACT.

Timothy C. Dwight art The Thirlae Railroad Co.
The plaintiff entered one of the cars OF deicndent
late night the 18th Of August in front Of hf Asior Hons
and inquired OF conductor 10 the wCu through 20 ORR
vile who replied that ID did through He then took passage
IN it, and paid cents fare and on ie ARRIVAL oi te ei
told by same conductor that the did not 20 through and
that they out Gud take the car ahead when could not
bn done there being ig t and after waiting about h
teen minutes a into which he could get shd none com
ing walked home, after protesting IN strong language
The Plaintiff proved his case before jury.
The defense thnt the nj the had become hcet'd
and could through and that pah could have gone 10
the Second.ave Railroad and rO 'ecded home.
Tho Jury failed 10 agree stundng tive for plaintiff and one
for defendants.
The case ca mo on for trial the sh inst and By
sent Of counsel plaintiff took Judgment for damages one cent
(sO on costs en- total en- Oh. $50
fpUdauf,
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me and explain about It at the Marshas 0oe no has never
90 my knowledge, explained about II.
CIosgcxamined-lis money found in place by Itself
IN the drawer supposed the defendant the proprietor OF
inc place he attending the wants OF the OF the
place did search the defendant he the Marsh
Office Voluntarily
For the defense partner Of the accused testified that he
ceiFcd most of these bills himself ia the Of his business
and put them by themselves not O. pass them. That de-
PENDANT teacher trustee Of the Italian Bene oent So
cety, and a man OF good character generally
The Commissioner discharged the prisoner
Before Commissioner OSBORN
tbs LOTTERY IMBROGIIO.
United States agt William Cra0
Mr. Adams the counsel Cor the defendant appeared before
The Commissioner yesterday and after admitting that defendant
did conduct lottery and policy business without paying INC
tax therefor Informed the Commissioner that be raised
tho question Of tbs consutionahty Of the law under
which defendant charged handed the Commits
soner decision by judge Field Of Ncwcs In an analogous
and which decision counsel claimed supported Ms view OF
the unconsutionaty OF the law He also Informed the Com
missioner that he had sent for and should obtain decision by
Justice Nelson rendered at Rochester IN the Northern DIS
ct Of this State which would also sustain has position Inc
Commissioner took Judge Fields decision and informed MI
Adams that he would consider the point raised by HIM but
would decide until he obtained Justice Nelson's decision
unless the latter was delayed TOO long
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IT NEINE IUIEI.-NoI. i-.--H'I0Iu ItNtV = 'IN'7|
The RESULT or HAVING no SMALL CHANGE.

The defendant in this case keeps aeer-h'cr 81
loon pair there To- the purpose Of oi ann
cs. OF the cooling beverage Having mbled he u1ud War
he had nothing smaller than s. h 90 pay for o. tbs D.
rendered aud upon the defendants declining 10 change j. @
that lac woud 20 over the " as and get 10 changed Dcri
denurrcd AID lu ing the dispute which followed tle n-
alcge. De struck tc head aud shoulder viii cl =
was dr.uk and sbg. and TINT De used no more violence @
was Necessary Cit'G him. Tho iuy thought o'he.' ni
found o verdict for n. plnutid for Sl,H.
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THE TONES POLICE COURT.
lRefofo la.tlce llosan.l

PROBABLE THEFT or CLOTH.-Ycstcrday Robert
Beaou was arrested while passing through Elilalsthst
having audor his roll Of mixed mcrc cloth Benton
on hl questioned stated That he had Purchased the cloth
from o. known 10 TIE police Dutch Louis paying
tIr,or g. The prisoner nrIagncl before Justice Hygr
% Toul aud committed 10 await the appcarHnc- Of the
owners " he property which believed 10 haze b,ea stolen
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B0fOfC IOmmlsslOner BIIIs.
ALLEGED ITALIAN CoUSTERI EiIlNa.
TritnI Stnics MT InrrnLn GLifN


~. allowing testimony explains tic case;
Ab-8W II HRnCock-Haye seen defendant I'VE or six times
s al No 30 Rosest where defendant hives the 3Jh Of
las October asked Chii he had any counterfeit 80 cent
stamps De said he lad s0me he brought in two samples took
Tasm looked at them and kept Of them (staEp shown wit
they had for sale al SIS 100 told both Of them that would
calf next day some money cav defendant
again November no. IN the place. on the 7h defendant
sample Of what they had for sale on the 10th
with Col Wood Chief Of the secret Service ID
vision Of tic Treasury Department and hr NeWc0mb y
Deputy Marshall defendant IN the possession OF The place
no ~ BOsest ,-..-,
roexsminedAm an assistant In the detective service.
A. u NeWcOmb-On the 10Th inst went 70 NO % hnaeb
and arrested defendant searched him on the spot found on
hun these s bills which had been given HANCOCK 70 puF
chase counterfeit money with $780,,
a. bad money hidden under papers drawer IN the rn
Hancock recalledThese g bIs given TO me Nov
by NewcOmb buy counterfeit money paid ~ 70 ft
No Az PeaIst in purchase Of eorneEleH money
Martin Ucnt away and gone time; soon amer h9rn
csns back Cnaih came IN; Martin then handed go IN
counterfeit 90 stamps and paid him 80 Oh Wneh 'n
60 Il this tie 9th inst al haa Deeh az
no . koss with Martin aud had seen Martin and GINS y
speak together
VIM b. Redfed-Before arrestns defendant listened 70
DonYesaoB he had with Hancock be introduced me As boat
man that wanted TO buy counterfeit money
; lbs defendant was then committed for trial
United States agt. Giacomo FaZd.
A II NeWcOmb-Saw defendant a. No - EOesi last sat
ura he seemed 20 supervise the place onnd drawer in tho
cofoer IN the mont room asked lady who there for key
for Tat drawer she said her husband kept &C. she got the kuy
from defendant the drawer opened wlio q being
opened defendant said 70 hs we They won't fad anrhng
there" witness handed six pieces OF counterfeit money 10 tho
Imm8sODer) these pieces found drawer asked do
Hat V sS2ea sDols ina moneys he said he would 90 with
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ms LorrERy IMBRoGLro.
SUPREME COURT-CnAxBERs-Noy. ia.-Bcfore NJ jus
NanH tR
AUTHORITY OF TREASURY AGESTs-CHARGE OF FRAUD
IN cOSFIscATgD COTTON.


This il the case before reported IN winch the PLAIN
tis charge that the defendant while acting United state
Treasury agent seized large quantity oil cotton belonging 70
them at Albany, Georgia under the precnse tht II iu l
grown persons who nd absorbed 20 the confederate produce
loan and converted il 10 his or ms bfOhh chang S
he marks and hacgnr and sending il 70 Liverpool Tho plain
ti say that their cotton mainly ~ the crop OF loo anu
not Of 1862 on which the loan based ana that the P
from whom was obtained were not Tor tie most pai suT
ers % the loan Tie cotton taken and converted was eco
inc 10 the plaintiffs Qidgyts some 2i' bales noudne W
hale, Of renarLab, vel baegcd cotton marked D. Jones
much larger quantity OF cotton was taken blt some o u
received hv 10 GGycrnmCn in this city aerW0rd surr'
drrad Tie defendant that Tie seized but 100 halb OF 81"
ton The T. Jones lot IN an and this he sent partly ~ 10" 70
thp o,crrrtut agent ai EG1 and the balance, micS ny
t FLINT R,c~ 90 Aralacic1a and thence to NtN-l OH Inc
bales were turned the contract agent who was h'
brother Oh account of his share tuuetl IN seizures madc
ihr .c What became Of after that De processes MOI u"
know The question important outside ~ the question Oh te
GOOD f,ith 81 no defendant the defendant processes to ha'
acted b, virtue orders from the Treasury Department anu
tho plaintiffs raise tie point that the orders OF The Treasury 10
rartment conferred authority 70 take private properly
The Cont suggested 10 the Attorneys that Inc! ShonJ sun
nit an abstract Of q afdayts and their hcis I'D Ph'' u "
guirg the CIsc which agcncd to. ,
M IOwry for plaintiff; Mr. icitou iof u'i'A"i"'
DECISIONS.
Before Justice StuWri 'Np ,,.,..
Tic nifty Fi.t Insurance Associates @f4''u'' ~" "
"A Macy ri al.-Ii9al Judgment ordered
Before Justice CLtRti-
william patrG receiver Ggt Lara l." 'u''"''' 'li''''
10 amen! orlr deuicd without costs
Slr.lA. TTEN--Bgiorc Justice PNl1EE.
C,r,.e Fcd a-i Tho ROYAL Insurance Company q. Liver
oool j lrren plant on tho dcmucr With leave To- me
defendant 10 uus VIC within 20 days on pay mcnt o costs mo
Propi. Sc l- Iciuad TcZ q sludsncnt ordcitndfn'
o. lr druur.r With leave 60 tho Plaintiffs 70 amend con
ith4 70 aay, payment ar costs. Simon Nodhm AFT T.
Bc1d.--I udcmeui for plaintiff demurrer to defendant
answer viii leave dcicnd. TO amend his answer WIND ~
day on pa. meat OF costs
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o NJ H,lhngton for pluintis, r. " Tora.rll oI d
Before Judge BRADY
IICIgIONS.

Frslsrich s. Beck art Michael Allen smith act Place -
al. Tel + > IL y. Co. agt John W. LcN-Nc' oploHf
with Clerk
Isaiah Keyser agt The Bank for Savings. Ac-Moiion
grnicd but without prejudice existing legal mat o' pr
c.liyiauts TO the ds pucd fund
GTNLEAL TKgAi-IIeil by oil the JudEcs
Henry Dawson agt. John JayOrlrr oyclruln gdtmirl
affirmed and defendant must ausWr 81 Tire action.
Sanue! Sch.ster ast. Isaac Somacrs. 6c--JudSmrt OH
flmed
FIalcth A. Mead MT. Do,id Sc,c,sIndsmeHt reversed
and report Of Referee set aside.
Richard Inioran art Daniel Low-Judeneut affirmed
Wright Guues lgt. Maria Lct-O-dor appealed it"n!c
Vcrsd
Richard o BtiaclerloG ogt Andrew Luke ci alpecf"e
opened. Sc.
.Fartu Frank igt. Richard Gompeci Judgment affirmed,
with costs.
James Mcbride q e. James A. Doimanjul uent reversed
Fslucis Tiusinmons ast Jane. S4ston.-Tudgment NJ
frnr1.
Charles Johnson Il a OCT william Florence lrJudgmeut
The Slsyor ct g, asi I.sac worcnds cl.-Jpdsmont re
ycfsed
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Couer OF COMMON PLEAS Nov l..-G..ng Im
CARbuIO.
DAMAGRs FOR A SIAPrED MOUTH

MINI
The nlaintiif is a manufacturer Of clothing IN Now
ark aud for time past has been doing large husi
firm of which the defendant Is one OF te part
ners time the plaintiff presented l 90 the MN
for 200 jackets at cents defendant refused 10 give noIe than
o. dispute arose during which the liuth alleges unt e
was struck ce in The face by the defendant 30 Violently - 2"
loosen some NH 20 ag him for hrce on ou o
For thu, be claims e damages The defend mn "e' t
while be wa working In the he hctpl e rah Ntu
was talking with his partner cal bin skunk aud lGr: i
being excited be stepped NJ TO Ianuh 11d sapl
li, mouth bat denies striking him second time Tue 81 'W
admitted ealing The delcannt lar hut did MOI l'oon '
ing him by the other uusuycry name Tie jury uite We
proyocaon consideration returned verdict 'r diiih
For i.J 49,
John NJ Harrington for plaintiff r. W. Townsend io' dc
fudaqt
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decsso vhich yet Treasury IN kind and oond
ton received Most OF the amount posed OF COnfeef
ate and State Treasury Notes with probably small q
Bank Bills.
The receipts from I'll during the fiscal year
ending the 3Jh September 1866 have been tG9fG9 IL
Add balance n Treasury on 3lh September 1865 1906 81
Total receipts and balance. t67g3s3 N
The disbursements during the same period have
................... sCi1As IS
TEN tember 1850 Of sol.oo
Warrants drawn by the Controller and not pre-
sented for payment :..... el60
OF the receipts the OF s56 % from 70 counie,
Of the State licenses and liquors. SsO a. Ia
on official seals sG04g4 80 from temporary loans S1 q
from repaymen into the Treasury go 70 from sae Of SAs
reports code sJl6 s. from telegraph companie. e. a
from sales OF State stamps 81 s4 - from Southern
Express Company 5000 from sales Of Alabama State Road.
The items OF disbursements during the fiscal year net a
sufficient general interest " reoapulae the aggregate bas
given above.
The traffic of the Chicago and Great Eastern RalEay
for the frat week of November wss
1876 $50 100 50 lsG5. .s2GF2 ~ Increase s6O9llS
The following the receipts of the Grand Trunk Raj
way for the week ending Nov. 3 1866
1866 sl479O5 1905. .sl4i. $40 Increase. t6ga
The Coal trade, officially reported shows the fOlov
ing changes as compared with 1865:
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The Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday says:

Exchange reported heavy by most Of the banks day
the offerings being LIBERAL and there oay moderate
Inquiry Il is still bought discount and the leading sell
Ing rate 10 par though checks were drawn at SOC
o. discount An increased demand for money reported
today but the rapid decline in many articles OF produce and
tho unsatisfactory condition Of trade generally has rendered
the bankers cautious and they In most cases limiting their
yors TO regular depositOr Borrowers therefore find the
market close from actual scarcity Of currency but want
Of confidence
The annual report Of the State Treasurer of Alabama
for tho fiscal year ending SOh September 1906 exhibits
tho following resal.si
The Treasurer recommends the legislature 20 make some
disposition Of the balance Of i9 pa 80 received GV lis pre-
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Exchange is no. firm quotedi London. 60 days,
100 alO9i; do. sight, I0qllOli Paris long, 517l9
5.l5 do. short, 5.l5a5l3i Antwerp 52S s5sl Swiss,
5.2iia5lsi; Hamburg, 36l 036ii Amsterdam, Al III
Frankfort laili Bremen, 79i s79i Berlin 79i a72i.
The business OF the Sub-Treasrry Receipts.
E,s7s9OO 74-for Customs, tIS3,OOO Payments s. 49,
S22 S. Balance $9l 1877 sB So Gold Notes. 1928 900.
The Chicago Tribune of Friday says:
The money market presented features worthy Of note
Grain paper closely serutinized and borrowers ind dcu
% obtain accommodation Where advances arc made ample
margins demanded Prime business paper readily taken
at the usual ratel0 per oentbut the offering Is not
large Outside signatures negotiated open market at la
u per cent per month Exchange In good demand and
with less amount offering, the market frmer but not
Qu0,aby higher Round ots sold between banks parG2
premium closing with more buyers than sellers at the upper
figure Counter rates steady at ITO discount TO par buy
ing and l90a lilo premium selling Buffalo and oswego bills
Wero Tx NATAL n Al