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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-29

REGISTRATION. The following sin
gular result of yesterdays registra-
tion in this city is, we venture to say,
unparalleled and unprecedented in
the records of registration in any
other district in the Southern States.
It is this: Whites IS; colored 73.
Dilatory persons entitled to register,
within the time prescribed-two
days more, we believe-ought to do
so at once.
WAsH-Ups.-In addition to the
washing away Of portion of the
trestle ut Crane Creek, on the Green
vile Railroad, we learn that two
spans of trestle Mt Crim's Creek were
washed away. The passenger train
lay over at Greenville on Tuesday
night, but yesterday the passengers
and mails were brought through. 1t
is expected that all the damage will
be repaired by Saturday. The trains
will run regularly, however, until
then-a delay of an hour only being
necessary at the crossings. The rains
and wash-ups have been general
throughout the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18

The aDt,exciss meeting advertised V Be- held last
evening q The Brookiyn Garden, and q which was
announced eminent speaksn we're to be present and
address the opponents Of he Excise nav, wa mot what
the friends Of the movement contemplated There was
no seemingly regular orsAnized meeting. Those VINO
participated In the informal proceedings were the regu
lar hatstsss Of the garden who when some movement
was necessary " commence proceedings collected near
the platform Shortly after o'clock Mr.. Joseph H.
strauss ascendei the platform, and, amer few words
explanatory IL the absence Of certain honorable mem
bsrs Of hs late Isgsasure friends Of the anti Excise
movement, and Of Mr. veedsr . former member Of the
legislature ths person by spnouncement 70 occupy the
chair on the occasion opened The meeting He ~.
fsrsd the paucsy Of attendance 70 the fact that suf
hcient publicity had not been given TO the proposed
meeting. He said that Mr. Morris, the District
Attorney, had promised 70 address the people
" . suficicntly large number were present Several
members Of The late Legislature were 70 have besn
hand on The nms conditions bat these parties evidently
aid not deem The meeting large enough 70 warrant their
presence under shs crcnnssascea Mr. strsuhs, how.
ever made brief address, In which he denounced Fuss
and Feathers Kennedy a. the bioodsucker that would
extract The last ysstge Of liberty which unjust ex-
else law had left 70 the people Tho chairman, after
resrens The abssncs u Inc distinguished speakers
nounced for the occasion, declared the meeting sd-
journed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18

Reports have reached the revenue authorities in this
city that manufacturers Of tobacco we'll Of whiskey
have been making returns TO the Collector which either
fraudulent or insufcient In consequence Inspector
Harvey with other oacen yesterday visited several =
the manufacturing ssssblishnsnss up so~s and made
seizures on ths following premises zsy-shird stress
FeNysixSh stsss4 owned 81 a fAnbsck Eishth avenue
I'D rifSy-ehr1 safss4 owned By , Ebek
fhFee vszy anAll dsailsriss were vsesd ye"stusy ~
seoppng vssk - thsss places, ~ omcsn ~ m1 -
as0h Va set rVula. q complete nssS .,,o -
In~ ~ 49, o~sv dsSlrsd 10 eay cat he rogpsttooe
q sks Rsvsass bspsrsmsss y sgPssssscs = nsss
u - IA ~ sssst o chsu ssrsss 80 ~ Js.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18
The Reformed Preshyferian Charch ef North
. America. !, fus "a

The Refsrsscd Pre.hyi~rian Charch ef North
$500 s America. $, e0sset
The General Synod Of tho Reformed Presoyterns
Church reassembed for the transaction OF business II
ten o'clock yesterday morning In the Presbyterian
church in Twelfth street. All the delegates we're pre-
sent and IN tho sbscnce Of the Moderator the Rev.
Thos johnson presided commenced the proceedings
with prayer ....
After the transaotIon Of routine business the Re-, NJ
woodside David Steele and Dr. Crawford requested
TO take their seats - consutve members
Communications we're received from the Commits
sioners Of the Church OF Scotland In relation to The
progress Of Presoylerianism 10 this country.
Or. Crawford requested that he should DO Dismissed
North Prssbytery. Several resolutions were offered
favor OF granting the request OF TO refer the matter 10
,S me 1ss pn,dsphs ssS,,sry cmss I'm ss
should desire TO leave their body
rhs COMMITTEES % Uaios Vas then increased by tho
R"corS from ~ dnsreos prssbyssr,ss embraced in
the synod vsrs thss read and all Of thsm stated that
tho general interests Of The Church had psogssssd since
IRON the chcssc rrcsbysey Il WAS reported that in
city and strenuous efforts were being made V check ths
A special committee. consisting Of Dr. wilson and
Mr. D. e Coopsss was appointed 70 prspsss report on
Rev ". T. wyiis read an interesting paper on the
he Claimed thas The basis Of union should or might BE-
the Westminster Catechism, and that there Was DO
special need Of new psnmo0y 70 enoct the object
recsss wns thea taken until three O'Clock, and on
reasscmblng the question Of the proposed union Was
stili further considered.
The Pvesbyterian AsscnsbIy at Rschester.
RocHEsrrR, N. Y, Nay II, 1897.
There vas NO sesslop Of the Presbyterian Assembly
lest evening but meeting for conference and prayer
with reference 70 Home Missions vas hold. In which
many or the commissioners participated Rev. DR.. Ken
dA Of New YORK., presided, and brief addresses wers
mode.
rhs Assembly convened this morning and spent
hour in devotional exercises On the call Of the roll
appeared that nearly all the delegates were present
the Moderator announced the Standing Committee.
synodica and esbytsria records were presented and
reports were referred Reports Of the permanent COM
mittee were received
water 0rifnh Of New YORK. Secretary Of ths Com
nissgion On Forcign hssons, road the report 81 the
commIssioo which Wa very gratifying.
letter from the Rev. r. 3 BALDWIN on the Blind
Mission was rcd also etien from other mssons in
The report Of the Committee on Education Wa being
rssd by Dr.. sunwell when the Assembly took recsss
for dinner. Ws@t1 D#warN
pointed after which the report OF The JOINT committee
or Old and New School churches on the subject Of
reunion wS read and referred 70 select committee Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18
uslAran o. the cNa neuy nll ii VIRGINIA.

An instance Of alleged violation Of the Civil Rights
bill occurred this morning Norfolk and has oocasonsd
considerable comment nsppsars that coorsd woman,
passenger % Ne ferYybcat crossing The river, waa
eested from the cabin designated for white by
the captain % ne beAL complaint We made 70 the
Mayor who i@aed warrant for the arrest Of the Can
tas, who w. takes into custody this Afternoon asd tie
csse will be heard ts-mouow. III a M# sif-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18

To JON the hand to the mas nineteen dstlnct
bones and the gorilla possssscs the same number. The
feet also Of man and the gorilla have each the same cor
responding number Of bones mo chimpanEeee have
fourteen pairs Of RIBS The gorilla skeleton taking ~
whole, with the skull only excepted, resembles me
bony frame OF man more than any snthropod ape.
Especially may DO noted the form and proportions OF The
pelvis II IL m only ape where the peivs 70 broader
than long. Characteristic which hitherto supposed
70 be only possessed by man. Besides The number
Of ribs aud the length Of the arm, which is
shorter than IN the chimpsnxee, are other points
Of resemblance: Tho arms Of man reach 20
below the middle Of the thigh; IN the gorilla
they reach 70 the knee, and in the cnimpAnsee they
reach below the knee The heel, OF o. calcs IN the
gorilla makes mors decided projection than IN any
other ape and although the foot 10 arcuated " the leg
with slight Invention Of the SOLE nearly panti-
grades In the gorilla than In the other apes The great
toe s perhaps the most Characteristic pecuarty N the
human structure II 10 that modification which makes
the difference betwsen tho foos and the hand and Gyss
the character cf his order 70 man-Bsnasa The
quadrnanous animal In this degree Of lie approach
70 the development q the Lee, be- tree step 70
AFFINITY viii man Out ~ ~ gogirA shs great w. ~
true thumb. nom ~ positsn divssgins nom me
other toes q an angle Of aboss xsy DEGREES, hence
the fces u hs govilla 10 sDovsfui hsna % Immense
strength. Now thas have made few sbssrvasons on
the frAme Of the gorilla let sxanins IN bod, md
We WI and thss y rsosaes further frsm W hs.sa
yps than We ehinpAasss Before yes NE dnv,nss
VI W. skls y - - - faIoe GnnA 61AIs1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18
TT nssrse AZ sIuufsmr lAnplas

ALsASy, ~ r., Nay II, 1857.
The BODY u Ressr Tsyscs vhe vss shot ~ James
ncGsirs. - sssyvessns On Monday lsss taken w
charge q - isssrsa b ne Irsa ns~iasss Ussoa u
W vnss~ nsosys sac Ser W sssAsn u ~ ersas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18

49, tsvr'' " AIaasr, n r., Nag II, 1891.
49, s.~sssusrsd n - Ire elnaL 3 sksrs a,s
ssce w. q ss6ssscss1y which u rsRsysse VIZ tssf
ave o. ~ tege " reeae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18


sAAing Of adventures 10 general, whom some curious
sasIss Of the gorilla were narrated listened in silence
70 ne and rewarded BY hearing the stories ss they
s.s g and no. 2, az form Is sns: would
shaa too Mbsndsmo women were walking together,
sArosgh he weeds, when suddenly an immense gorilla
bore her on in spits Of the screams and struggles Of
Sosh. me other woman returned 70 the village and
sourse gwen ~ Tor icss ress was the sururss how
ever, few days Afterwards when she returned the
village and narrated how she bad eventually sue
cssded In escaping from the goriliaa "Yes said one
Or the men, that q man who had been uans-
Termed into gorilla which explanation received
nat soms q The men Of ssren tribes are turned u,o
goriias Such beasts. however the natives believe
never Be killed As they are supposed 70 be endowed
with the intelligence OF united 70 the strength
and fsrociy OF the gorilla II no wonder that the poor
African breads terribly beng which his imagination
coujurcs up. Another told how some years before
: psry Of goriIlas WAS found In Aeld Of sugar cane
tying up the In regular bundles, preparatory TO
carrying them away The natives attacked them, but
were routed killed. and The others carried OF by
the goriss Afterwards Of these latter back
injured exoDon that tho nails OF their fingers
and had been torn on In some way or other by the
bruss Then came another story that some years before
. man had suddenly disappeared from bis village. IL
probable that be had bees killed By leopard,
hat she natives invented superstitous cause for bis
absence II relstsd and believed that ss he walked
through the woods one day he was suddenly changed
ns,SnsorSooS a the village Here several spoke, and
mentioned nsmss OF men nov dead whose spirits
knovp 70 b dwelling gcrllas Finally the story which
commonly current among all the tribes who are a. all
familiar with the habits Of the gorilla was related That
abe anial ss IN wait in the branches OF trees
watching for people who 60 and fro near villages and
When ene comes suhcienty near grssps the luckess
follow with ~ fest and draws him up INTO The tree and
ehokes MIN. or course the secluded habits Of the
ssinah ~ sncrnous stresgth and somewhat close
Wssmblancs 70 man, help 70 eli the natives with
ssr1sxs supsvsutloss about him; and went 70 s,esp
80 Ne fnos u fhe gorilla before my eyes, and the
eeS soeeernng Ne beast stiI ringing IN my ears -
eouB1 ~ rhe nexs nerning when nwoks seriously
eked myself the question whether there any ruth
~ s1nopnce u the govlsa q ai1 and whether his
sesrpNw sArsnsib and hapk were really pseh - 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

ksas o A. AO1 Pearl River. ssxc Amosksas A. $50 !;
lewiston. Cords "A A and sere.t A. 27kc.: 80 inch
Csc: :Amoskesg c, a2c AmOsfosg D. 100 PemberiOn
lohe; II inch Ksllyville. IKE Pistsnsld. s1lc
KEsrucKr JsAm-Rodman. s7Kc Laurel Glen,
s2kc.; rverton Plaid, 2oc. Rose Valley, 13sc.
CorrosAprs-New York Mills D and T. 52Ho.; Penn
berton and =, BEST and Farmers and Mechanics ACC.
Uncle Sam s71sc.; Great Western, 33o
., CANTON FLAnsxas BRcws-Ellerton, q. a5c; do, N.
G d az. ass a naISn
Ellerton, y, Ito; Statewide 1916; Rockand, l5c.
Augusta. l4sc.; hontsills, ishc.; Massachusetts. r.
CANTON FIAssns, wmrE-Chicopss. w. H., axe;
do, N, Csc Pemberton, A. 26hc.; Laconia and Penn
ber.on, X exc; Salmon Falls, Zoe; Globe, A, $780,
wooI FLassns--44 Gnbert's white, No /, 81 o7x;
40, No. 2 eoc.; do. No g. ESQ.,; DO, No. 4, 57kc.;
Soc; y, No. /. 9oc.; No 2, roo. No. 3 SOC No 4
45c.; "a. G. A s., No. /, csc No. q s5c No 8,
s sas No. se ,wlsS Ss.' rcd blue
- inch plain coiored 24o rs inch do 2sc TO $50 50
inch do, 3sc TO 5Os Belknap. all wool, a2kc.; do,
LrsssSs-whIie Rock, 2oc Y Jamos Nolan, 2ec.
Hamilton, Paciac, Manchester, Ice. $780,;
sDrasas leSc; Lowell isc Arm prs, nsa,ea Gle
figured do, lie. alpaca lusrs, Csc anilne coIors,
CSC. Tycoon reps 25c. msrinos, priased. 3oc mort.
nos plain A. $50; IA, ssCi AAA, So Pacific robe do
CARrErs-velvet. crossley's best. 50 IS; do. do. A.
81 Brussels frame, 81 so; do. do, 81 Toi do do,
WI AapcsNy, Niosl-y Nuoico FateC'ue. ~
ordinary 81 65 3ply Hartford 81 0S; do imperial,
81 95; do ex super. 81 55; do supsrine, 81 40; In
g g1 SOC 81 10 hemp 2s0 4S STAIR 500
HArsAt the trade sale OF hats At the warehouse Of
James H. Prentice, held Friday. the following prices
per dozen realized Wool hats Mems plain IS so
S. mems fancy, s. so SIS 80; youths fancy IS SIX
50; boys plain, "a rs ST. chidren's PLAIN, - IS
fancy. $40 50 . $2s so; black beaver. SIS so 500
BLACK. brown and other brush. $50 $40 rs. Number
OF cases. $50. Bidding was fair and the attendance
good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY.


Tho following European and coastwiss bound steam.
ships ieft this port yestsrday:-
EUROPEAN
The Coumba, Of tho Anchor line, loft pier No. 0
North for Liverpool with 20 cabin and rs stesrags
passengers and full cargo of cotton, grain and pro-
visions
The Virginia. OF tho National line left pier Al North
river for Liverpool calling At Queenstown with is cabin
and 81 storage passengers, $347 500 Ia specie and full
cargo Of cotton grain and sugar.
Tho City OF Boston, OF the Ipman no left pier As
the United States mails $3.50 44 specie 81 cabin
Oh seerage passengers and full cargo Of bacon and
cheese.
The Rising STAR Of the Pacific Nail Steamship Compa-
nys ine left pier AZ North river at tho foot OF Canal
street, for California and China with the United States
mails $50 passengers and full cargo OF assorted
freight
the Tvbee left pier No North river for Galveston,
with 10 passengers and full cargo OF assorted freight
Tho Raleigh loft pier 80 North river for Now Or
leans, with Is passengers and medium cargo Of IS
The General Meade left pier No North river for
New Orleans with 70 passengers and medium cargo Of
assorted freight
The Huntsville OF the Black Star Independent iins
left pier Is North river for savannah Ca with 40 pas
scngers and full cargo Of assorted freight.
The Manhattan, OF the New York and Charleston
Steamsh Company's line. LEFT pier No. North river
for Charleston with 40 passengers and threeQua
cargo OF assorted freight
TIE saragossa left pier Ia East river FOR Charleston
with 80 passengers and fuu cargo or assorted freight
REHABILITATION.
Three European and ooastwise bound steamers,
T04 passsngers. and SO06. 744 In specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

Tho Prices for tho Past Week-ImDrevement
In the Jobbiss Branch Of Trade.
There wn>a slight improvsmeas in the jobbing
branch Of hs dry goods trade OF last week. and in the
large retail houses business particularly active until
checked by ths snow ssorn OF Friday.
Heavy brown shsstinss ase canton nAnnsls are in
good demand with but sman supply, and have ad-
vancsd slightly in price, In ether domestic goods bush
ness continues about the same. there being Tor The
most part plenty 70 supply the demand Prices
follows -
BRows sHxrrnos-I1-4 Utica $50; do rsppsrsII.
4Ikc. lo4 AllssdaIs, 4oc. DO. Utica, SOC "a Pep
sii psppsrs ssxs = a.ss q r;2st f:sp:s:
ESQ. do. Cohassst, axe; 81 Utica. axe; 10. Ly-
is1c.; DO. fniAa orchard 4 i2Es - i'''''A ;
War: snsnsoa-il4 PsppsrslL So; to4 Utica,
Hsoi &C. Sc fssD' r:HsI s3n .ss
e. s u.,c. axe; a. rsDpsfstl asss "a t'aoa axa
s sass AScss1::s - r.qu.. ,se Atlantic
Clark: ise.; Atlantic a. Applsson A. w.eSas.si. ssd
s isa.. 6ssss rspa... s''s' and i so1 bury
l3hc.; Lawrence =, lsc !; Atlantic I, Dwight v.
E:s bs.a..S 4. - .s.s os :.s f Is
laniic P, Great tans r. LAoonia asd Indian Orchard
g NE; k1s.ss. ioNa ar... Ys,s :. ssa Mystic
inch P:pp.r:a 0, iixa ). inch sssissd 4 % .es
AsustA, Ills ia.Issa: \ iis; asinsA fsppssi \.
So s.s1cns sss.s:ots New ro.. nalse nxe;
sss a.' sss w s
Fruit Of the Lscm sns bw,chl i7o Xsdrosccsais, Ha.
.cnvlu. ana nIls s:nD.. Ias.. Toe Ida Mia lnps.
make. sso: Sen: u. :ss Hop: i Aye soss si a.
BARTLETT ii 10 - New jersey ana Boos Il, iosS ;
nice: 'S t. ss;: :ss sss
-. mas c: s,i. ~ ...:s ,sxs E:
Pacific Mallory sprsus, xiDssn solis, swss red i2Xs
iss &moss:ss and Ms!.sa is%a Arnold If v Gss
s:s..ss :ss We %:s:s: s.; i ss,:' ~: "a
:.s xss :: 's;ss: d y iss: ssss
s1s H.ni.os aaKs SIS k..s.sss;. ssa York, g
sls Unesssis. isss SIS Co., is,lc: sss S,.rss'
isxai sIs a.. MHs sIs I.srcss,. ia ana "a,
H. oas "a n n sS "ho' sns Co. 10 ga Eagle
zssor ca ss .s MIN. n. 60 $50 40. No -
sss ss do aa IA NJ Il e. "a casAe. r.s''Ty ss =
@s;s & y, s cs,:ns.. ,s ON:
ss. is:s.s b.: S S GO So isi. x iss s''"'
sse.s snls-fssy.ssii ~ fssenis isxe ".
man nan ana sssIs = IT,; oszsad is%c; Winthrop
consss JEus--Nsunlksas md KsarsarEs ssssssn,
lssl.s s'g is sss ELL sxs s.~ .ssss
IndiAn 0rohar6, like.i Bates and Hsssdsls loKc
SucAs- Lonsdaie, 3oc Unies, l7c.; Blackburn aud
WARE loc Indian Orchard, iske; Superior, lsc Viz
'' 3:4. =: i4.as,ss @ sa w..-s.., sss; v.
y asd Victory A, -, Anoskeas. skc.; high csssrs
Pam. csnsncs- -xsssssis. asa ssss. Yassavris
N s:.s ,.ss sls ss.s' u. axe . s m
y 'neh Qsa~ssu q gold nsda. AKA. - ssss Anss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

Line forms At eight o'c'oek r n None but members
Of the press allowed to DO present 40 spectators
MILITARY BALL2
IL % ndisputSble fact that National Qua
delight 10 dancing Music is As familiar 10 their ear. \,
muskes 10 Their hands. and IL seems but matter Of
cnoce rs 70 tho manner or style o. the performance
Wno Seventh, Twenty second Seventy first infantry
indulge in promenade concerts almost every company
IN the First Second Third Fourth Fifth, Eleventh add
Infantry and First artillery and First and
third cavalry hold the usual style Of balls The Eighth,
Ninth and 1hirtyseventh infantry disposed 70
have sccables receptions respective armories
while the Twelfth and Eghtyfourh infantry vary upon
During the past week the following military balls took
place:-Wcdnesday, 18th instant, complimentary to
the non-commissoned officers; Same evening ball OF
Company G, First infantry; Thursday evening 10th
instant annual ball OF Troop X, First cavalry; Friday
evening, 10th, the first social hop OF Company Eighth
reeiment infantry, took place at the armory, Centre
Market. On Thursday evening next Company r. Fifth
Infantry VIII hold their thirty annual ball at tho
Casino.
INJECTION or A MAJOR
On Friday evening last 20,h instant an election for
the armory OF that command at Central Hall Bowery.
Colonel Budke presided, and Lieutenant, Colonel Gets
and Captain Wiser were apo ntsd teera Upon count
IL was found that Breves Major George W,
sauer had been chosen by unanimous vote. Aftor
informing the successful candidate twho was holding
court martial In an adjoining room) Of the result
adjournment moved, and the newly elected major
was escorted by all the officers the band and
troop 70 bis quarters, corner Of Houston and Essex
streets.
MILITARY PRESENTATION
AZ tho ball Of Troop X First cavalry National Guard,
held at the Germana Assembly Rooms, Bowery, on
Thursday evening last Goth inst, Captain H. Fischer
was presented by Lieutenant Henry Knebel with q
splendid sword. sash, belt and shoulder straps on
behalf OF the company. Tho shoulder straps werc
sewed on in handsome style by Mrs Colonel Brnker,
who was accompanied by late aduant or the regi
lady, ex-Captan Bruins son and daughter Lieutenant
Colonel Cells, Majors Madden and Sauer, and othera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
Tho weekly export OF specie from THIS port since %
18th OF May last has been as understated: -


TOTAL. $50 422, 81
Money was in suporabundant supply a six per cent
TO stock houses 10 GOOD credit although In some In
stances per cent paid for loans mixed
latsrals for small and moderate amounts Discounts OF
irst class commercial paper were made at seven per
cent and the for It the street per cent
The sub-Treasury redeemed $o976, $50 OF December
compound interest notes between the 18th and
this morning Of which 900 paid three per
cont certificates The statement Of the associated banks
for tho week ending to-day reflects the grow
ing monetary ease At this centrs. Tho legal
tender notes show increase Of s. 357,lA and
the deposits Of $5ss $685. while the other items show
decrease. namely-ths loans 81 l62, 1922 the specie
$i4lS.7s0 and tho circulation 500 $40. The totals Of
the present and last preceding statements are ~ sub.
.soinsd:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

Tho return Of tho Bank Of France for the week end
ing December shows the following changes COM
pared with that Of the previous week
and bullion. f74o. 900; private deposss 10000 al
vances, $4,000 treasury balance, 100000. Decrease
Bills discounted E264ooo; notes in circulation,
k5Oo The bullion at the above date had attained
total OF about thir,ynne and. half million pounds
sterling, being S5S5 900 beyond the extraordinary
amount touched on the 10Th September last BY tss-
grams from Paris dated December Is and 20. learn
that the Bank has further increased its stock Of bullion
twenty-five million seven hundred thousand francs,
making the total held dats Of last statement about
1885 O0O 900 francs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


SATURDAY Dec 21-6P NJ
The gold market was on the whole steady to-day, the
'sxtrsms range having been from 1881 to 1881. with
the closing transactions prior to the adjournment a.
IssX, the quotation Afterwards being 1857 1887.
There was an active borrowing demand from the
shorts" and loans were made at . per cent for
carrying and "naIn Tho gross ceariDgs amounted to
S50,77oo0o the gold balances to ST. .4sl, and the
currency balances to sa,s5ssos. Tho export Of specie
from the port for the week amounted ST. 5 EOS OF
which the Virginia. sailing to-day, took ss47, 500. and
the City OF Boston S259,24A.
Tho daily range Of the market during tho week was