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London Bond Market.
LCAble report received by Augustus POllaCk, ESQ.,
LOXpoN. October 70.


CINCINNATI, October q.
,COTrO%-QuIet and unchanged; sales Of mid,
ding at iAAr.
FinUE-Iall and unchanged; sales at s. 500
II for family.
GRAIX-Whcat dull aud prices droopIng; red
sold II 81 0SIl 10. torn scare and atn: ntwat
S0G5S', and old at 601B9c. RYE dull aud prices
dropping At SOGs!c, UAts dull and unchanged
at S9T44c. Barley quiet and weak; iall Sold1t
81 l01I 10.
GR0oERlEs-Dc good at full prices.
UILB-L LinECCd oil quiet aud weak; lard oil
quiet and weak: extra 80 d At 81 l76i 20.
EoOs-Dcmand good at full prlres-24c.
were made At 3S637c.
CHEESE-UnchanHrd .,.t
SEEDs-Clovrr seed dull but unchanged; sales
changed at $I60
PROvIslOSS-POrE; fail prices asked but no do.
maud. $40 10. Lard quiet hnd weak al tBe. Bacon
scarce and Ilrm at i+X1ISHc 10 l9Xc.
llUOs-ScarcC and dfm al 7NdsEc.
WnIsKT-Dull but holders tlm al 9698Tc
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wEEE1TNG " VA MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER "a, 1870

Stanley and Sister r. E. Bell were placed
in nomination Tor Marshal, md the ballot
resulted in the election Of Sister Bell.
Bros. Ray, SmallwoOd and Stanley were
plaCed in nomination for Door Keeper,
aud tho vote resulted In the election Of
Bro. g. W. G. Stanley.
The report Of the Treasurer for the past
year WIS rcad, accepted and ordered to be
filed.
On motion the password now in use by
the Convention was ordered TO be contin'
ued tor one year.
On motion the President was directed
to appoint committee Of,one from each
Lodge to prepare resolutions Tor the con-
sideTation Of the Convention. Bros. G.
". G. Stanley, .IOScphus SmAllwood and
]. II. WNrdcr were appointed said Com
mittee.
On motion Bros. ]. II. Wardcr, n L.
Sargent and H. l.. Ray were appointed Il
committee TO draft Bylaws for the gov
ernmcnt Of the Convention, to be submit
ted At its next meeting.
Tho committee to prepare business re-
ported the following resolutions, which
were read, considered and adopted, viz:
ReSOlred, That when this Convention
adjourn, it adjourn 10 meet on the hrst
Monday Of orDeccmber, at Webster, 1870. /,
ReSolred, That there be committee OF
one from each Lodge appointed TO confer
with their several Lodges, In regard TO
Finance, and that they be required TO re-
port ut our next meeting at Webster.
Sisters Laura Pryor, r. f. Bell and Call.
Adams were appointed said committee:
IieSOlrel, That We dispense with the
password, and invite MI friends Of Tenn
pcraNCe to unite with lis Ht 0llr next meGt-
ing ut Webster.
ReSolrcd, That while we recognize the
importance Of other reforms and other po'
litical measures, we purposely defer at
present making party issues thereon. That
our first work is to place the State in UNI
qualified opposition to the dram'shopsys'
tenn; md that until that object shall be Sc
cured, we will not be diverted theretrom
BY other issues. That the preservation Of
our National Union having been accom-
pIishcd, no Issues are now before the cOun'
try equal to that OF prohibition. We earn
estly invite our fellow citizens Of all pOltti'
cal parties 10 unite with lis in giving this
great reform complete victory. That
We invoke the blessing Of Almighty God
upon the proceedings Oi this day.
Remlred, Thnt the proceedings Of this
Convention be published in the Wheeling
INTELILGESCER and the Grafton Sentinel,
and TINT the Secretary he instructed TO OBJ
t,Iin two copies for each Lodge,
On motion, the Convention then nd
journcd.
=. 4. R0MRRAUGu, PEST
PERRY COLLIER, &c'y.
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Commercial and Financial,
Tho Legal Tender Decision.

The Legal Tender DcclSlon'
From the Philadelphia LEdOT.
In answer 10 the inquiry OF CORES
pondCnt, We say, briefly, that the late de-
ctsiOn OF tho United States Supreme Court
declares the grccnbNCk currency not suf.
flCicnt legal tender, under the COnstitu'
tion, for the payment Of interest or prtn,
cipal Of any debts, payable "in money"
contracted before the passage Of the law
but implicitly declared It legal tender
Tor all debts contracted subsequent to Its
dntO. The highest tribunal III the land
after going through Nil the forms Of law
sayS grcCnbacks are not that kind Of "mO'
nCy" That will liQuldate debts contracted
prior to February 25lh, 1902. This Is
more than eight years NgO, and II Is sup
posed that the great majority OF tho con-
tracts To pay money made before TINT
date have been In some way adjusted
paid, renewed, or by some settlement SO
changed in character rs to bring them
within the operations OF the law by which
they escape the liability to pay in com,
SIN there arc enough Of these to give zcsI
to the inquiry, "Will the decision Of the
Court stand rs the law Of the land?"
States, cities and companies arc the most
formidable parties In interest in having
the decision reversed or In Somo way held
In NbCyancc. As many OF these old lta'
hIIttlcs, however, have been paid in coin,
It Is probable TINT further litigation oi the
point involved In the decision may now
cease,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 90.
Bismarck has rcpudiatcd NIL tho share
asCribcd to him in the sorrows Of W. II.
Russell, newspaper correspondent, whom
he asserts he hAd only corrected in ma
tcrinl point.
A challenge for the annual race has orig.
mated with the Oxford Crew for tho first
time In years
Steamer EOundOrCd.
The iron ship IIcCuba. Cnpt. Walker,
which left Calcutta on the first of July
last for New York, with u general cargo
ind 10000 pounds sterling, iOundcred on
q sunkGn rock In StrengtS bay on tho 18Th
Of September. ttE,l A.,
Tho African Diamonds.
The diamond fever nt Cape Good Hope
Is increasing. Extraordinary gems have
been discovered.
An ArmlSllc II CcsSiOn Of TNTrit0rY Is
Conceded. i...
LONDON, October %.
The evening editions contain n spCCinl
telegram from Berlin stating TINT Prussia
| hNS rCDCAleu HcE Willingness 10 kTunl UT.
mislic of the principle IL tho ccsslon Of
territory be conceded. The nero dis.
mnntlIng Of the tOrtrcsscs in AlSHcC Nnd
Lorain, under European guarantee, Is In.
sufficient DesertCrS from MCtA NrO con-
Stantly arriving at Berlin,
Immediate Intervention by England, ,
AuStria and Italy.
LONDON, October 90.
tits reported TINT England will immc.
llNIcly offer llrrci intervention fnr m ar.
mislic; Tint Lord Lyons Nnl Lord I.nItus
havc taken stCvR to TINT effect nL Tours
and Berlin, md that perfect accord In the
mnltcr exists between England, Austria
and ltNly,
TurcO.GrcCIHn Alliance.
......... l.uSnON, October 90.
A dIspnlch from bombay announces
TINT troops nrO leaving Madras fnr China.
| Il il rnmorcd TINT n defensive NllnnCC Inns
hcCn formed between Turkey md Greece
against the CnCroaChmCnts NG tho western
powers
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the European peace rllmors operate in tho
contrary direction. Ono Of the Canada
banks Is said 10 he withdrawing large
amount Of gold IL has had on deposit In
New York. The amount Of the with
irawal Is variously placed at s., 900 900
to $G,0OO,OOO. The great bulk OF the
IlVating gold in the New York market Is
owned by the Canada banks, and these
institutions can make cash gold worth nj
most any price they please for borrowing,
Cash gold is worry hard to obtain, which Is
attributed TO the withdrawal OF lis gold
hy the Canadian ba..k.
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The Latest News.
ST. LOUIS.
A Sick PngIIist-Dcath from Apo
plGxy.

A Sick PngiIist-Dcath from Apo
plcxy.
ST. LOUIS, Oct %.
ST. Louis Gallagher, the pugilist, is
quito sick nj Ills training quarters near
this city, md Kelly, his trainer, thinks lie
will not hu able To meet Tom Allen on
November lst. the day fixed for their
fight.
Moses +. Green, United States Com
missioner nj Hannibal, Mo-, died of apo
pIcxY n few days ago.
Major Dale announces himself rs the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Fifth District.
Controversy Over the 'SlCeping
Beauty"
Some days asO committee was Hp
pointed by the St. Louis Medical Society
to examine and report upon the condition
Of Susan G. GOOisey, better know MS the
"SlCcping Beauty" pronounced the CAsC
one Of colusiOn, and said Susan was a
humbug. The RrpIDlitdn hAs Commu
niCatiOn from n. N. Comgill, rector Of ST
Paul Episcopal Church, Hickman, Ky.
near the residence Of the GOOdscy family
stating tint the writer has been personally
acquainted with the family upwards d
twenty years. and knows BY personal
knowledge that there Is no collision In the
case, and that the girl during the period
indicated, has always been In her present
condition. Appended 10 tho reverend
gentlCmAn's communication, aud undci
the words: ave, the undersigned, concur
in tho above" arc the signatures Of over
twenty persons, including judges, clergy
men. editors, lawyers, nOt0rics, and mer
chants. In several cases references arc
givcnby the parties signing to some of.otu
best known citizens There Is some curt
OSity To know whether the medical com
mittcC will notice the communication, es
Tluclally ns tho conclusions they rCaChcl
were not consistent with the genera
statements Of their report.
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rhc Eate1 d. an EnrIr pcncn.


From the Raltlmors Sun.
Tho opinion hAS been expressed IN some
financial QuAliCrs that peace would create
n more permanent and disastrous disturb;
nnCC IN the money markets Of Great Brit
min and this country than has the war.
This opinion seems now 10 be more gen.
orally nCQuiCscCd In, and that one Of the
earliest effects Of cessation Of hOSlilitlCs
will br tho withdrawal Of the large hNl.
anCOs IN London bNnks, and consequent
calling home Of tho ten or iiNCCn millions
OrlOllArs Of London funds that have been
thrown upon tho New York money mar.
kCt. The New York banks arc certainly
In no condition to encounter another sc.
vCrC drain Of specie, Rs the constant out.
flow Tor the Inst six weeks Inns reduced
lhCir coin to very low figure, and We
huvC serious doubts iC contraction Ot the
currency will restore It, There is M help
for tho grip TINT England has on nur visit.
bic coin, Hnd what We most fear Is That
which Il invisible ar In tho hands 0t the
people, iSgulng the same rUnd. :,
There Grr rtlMOrS again IL Wall street
nC another clique combination TO break
tho stock market by making gold artiilci.
Nlly scarce, II not by locking np green
hacks. Tho story Inns renewed slightly
tho G,vCriSh feeling in the money market.
Gnld IA irregular under this Influence,
The high borrowing rates tend 10 keep
tho premium firm, while tho rctlCrnllon 0l
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New York Produce aiarkc,,

NEW YORR, October q.
C0rroH-DCmAnd rair and market arn: palcs
OF 5000 bales Of uplands At I6Hc.
FLOCR-DCmAnd good Ut full pricCE foF export
GRAIS-W -Whrht-hcmAnd fair and market fFm
for export; new FprinY Al q SGIbI S6k; and win.
ter rod amber a. ! SGl y, Rye@Market
Steady with moderate demand but unchanp cd
Corn-bnll aud prlcrS dropping; mixed 6I6Sac.
EGGs-DCmand good at Iull prIces; sales Al ~
03Gc.
now mess, Dcccln Der, at kaS OO Huf-Dpll
pulk MGAth-Dull and prices are nominal. Ba
cun-nrmand H. ht hut holders are dem. Lard
Market ttcady with moderate demand; bAles
500 kegs for December at Iic,
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south CarQlinu Election.

CHARLESTON, Oct. ~
No official returns of tho elections last
week can hr obtained bclnrG wednesday,.
The unofficial returns Rro believed TO be
Trustworthy and indicate tho reelection oi
Gov. Scott by n reduced majority. Elliott,
c0lnrctl, Republican, 10 probably elected
To Congress from tho 8d district; FninCy,
colOrrd Republican, certainly succeeds
WhIttcmOrC from the Isl district In tho
2d diSlriCL tho contest between lSOwCn
md DcllrgO IL still doubtful In the 4lll
district MCHIssAck, reform candidate, ID
probnbly elected The rcfOrmcrs elected
about Onc.lhirh Of the Legislature.
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Chicago Market.


SNAAANOR SNAp9NN So
FLOUR-Dull and prices Rru nominal.
GRAIS-lh IAir drnAud and tho market tiFn At
k8kc higher; Ealca at 81 0iN6i UaH for No. :
spring Chicago: this afternoon tho market wAS
dull 1T q " cAAh. COFn-NO. : mixed QniCt bul
S6kc higher Nt Bake cath and 6ikc, seller No
vembrr; thi' afternoon tho market was Inactive
Oats Quiet aud nFm Al 3i!Sc for No =. Rye quiet
at Stns%c. hrlCy-SpTlnE No : dull a! sSHS;
6S %.
ATrLE-DuIl and psicCs HrO dropping; sales st
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suicide from Grief.

A. Thompson Nickel, Of Monroe conn
ty, West Virginia, committed suiCldO this
morning by shooting himself through the
head on Car Of tho Chesapeake nnd Ohio
INnIIrOnh. lie was conveying his wIles
ronlatnR To WaynShoro GOr inlCrnenl, n1d
her sudden death caused him to commit
tho rash aGt
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baltimore Market.
BALFlNoRE. October u

FLOuR--StcAdy with moderate dOmand.
GnITN-WhCaI; the market wAa steady with
moderate demand; Western sold a. 81 BS0l 81,
7Sc. Oats ASi0SOc. Rye dull but unchanged u
7SlGSSc.
PR0vIslnNs Ns-TOrk dull Int unchanged; meaS
GOld at &@iUO Bacon scarce aud arm; bacon
shoulders sold At ii1lSSc; bacon tidvS At lSKGD
ISEc; bacon HldCs, clear rib. l6N6iVt uRha
0Sc Lard quiet and unchanged.
WniAKY-Dull and prices shade lower.
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The Board Of Registration will hold
this morning their last meeting before the
election, and will register those who, for
good reason, have not applied for regis
tration before. A number of Republicans
have not yet registered. This Is their last
opportunity, and We trust they will not
neglect II.
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PhiIndcIphin Market.


FtoUR- Quiet and weak hut unchanged
GHAIN--WhcNt quiet and unrhnnRCd; IndlSnA
red At 81 3f6i ", Rye, tho market 10 steady
with mWlrttIG demand ~ 0Sc torn il 10 ROtd
dCmaRd ut full prices: mixed suld Al 767RS0. UAIS
steady with moderate irniand At BlEiSSq
uHN-PctFOlGnm QUIET aud unchanged; crude
sold At lSEc; TCductl at UlNc
WuIIKV-FLrm; Iron hound cOONCraHU Csc.
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IN The bottom, anu the nreS were sOnH
cxtluguished. 1t became evident that the
steamer was hopelcssly wrecked anil ct'
forts were therefore directed 10 save the
lives Of the passengers, who were masscd
upon the deck. -Four boats, crowded
with passengers, were launched and put
of from the sinking steamer MCGart.
land entered one o! these anil
he saw no more Of the ship or
other boat. He thinks there is no
doubt that all the boats were swamped
and TINT ho Is the only survivor. Almost
instantly III getting into the boat It cHpslze'E
and he lost consciousness. Upon reviving
he found himself in the sea but grasping
the gunwale Of the boat which lad right:
cd, lie succeeded in getting into II second
time and found therein the dead body 0I u
lady dressed in black silk. Mcfarland
was tossed about many hours when lle
was picked up by the Enterprise, Captain,
Gillespie, who cruised about the scene OF
the disaster for Il long time in hopes Ol
saving life and property. Mcfarland says
at almost the very time Of the disaster the
passengers ind crew were COngratulating
themselves that the tGmpestOus voyage
was nearly finished, and rejoicing In the
TACT TINT in one short hour more they
would land at Mobile. There were Ger.
tainly Onr hundred and eighty snnlS On
board, and perhaps more.
LATER.
LONDONDERRY, Ocl. 2l.-Midnight.
Vessels Just returning from the scene Of
the Cambria disaster in the North Chan.
mel, report that they discovered only LOT
Of broke spars and Il few barrels OF flour
which formed part Of her cargo. Moth.
ing has yet been heard Of the three small
boats which put out from the Cambria
when she struck. Hope for their safety
has not been entirely abandoned, but Nc
Garland reports that wind, little short nfa
hurricane, prevailed at the time, which II
would be miraculous for such small crafts
to weather. .....
No Traces of the Missing Boats.
LONDONDERRY, Oct. %.
A careful examination 0flhc COasts aud
water for miles around the scene Of the
Cambria disaster, by river steamers, fails
TO discover any traces Of the missing boats
from the Cambria.
GREESOCK. October 23,
Captain ChennGwitlI, Of steamer Ross,
reports having passed through much
wrecked matter oif the Northern coast Ol
Ireland. Among these were u portion Of
the cargo Of the Cambria ind fragments
of other small boats.
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LUXEMBOURG.
LUXEMBOURG, October go.

LUXEMBOURG, October 90.
Prince Henry Of Orange arrived here
yesterday and Ind an enthusiastic recep'
lion. Troops paraded and addresses
were presented TO the Prince who replied
by assuring the people that the neutrality
OF Luxembourg was secure.
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The President had q long conference
with Secretary Boutwell, and COmmis.
sioncr DclanO to-day. The result oI
which has been the definite determine
tion of Dclano to be appointed Secretary
Of the Interior. With regard 10 the al,.
pointmcnt Of Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, no decision hnS yet been made
by the President.
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PORTUGAL.
LIsnoN. October @,

TT = IIbTUNi VCIOUCI N@s
The King reviewed the National troops
Yesterday and subsequently entertained
the officers At banquet. The remarks oil
the speakers were unanimously favorable
to Portuguese independence and were en-.
Enthusiastically received.
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Taylor County Temperance CoHvcn-
tIon.


Pursuant to adjournment tic Good
TCmplaIS Of Taylor county assembled in
their Sd annual Convention, at Good
Tcmplnrs Hull in Grafton on the 9Th day
of September, 1870. The Convention WIS
called TO order by p. A. ROhrhAugh, Of
Grnnt Lodge, No. Q, ut 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
The minutes Of tho previous meeting were
rcad and approved.
On motion, Brothers lIOllistCr, l.. Ray,
Wesley O. Pryor and NJ. Il, Sergeant wGrO
appointed u Committee on Credentials,
WHO after n short absence reported the
following persons RS entitled 10 seats in
tho Convention us delegates from their
respective Lodges. viz: .
Grant Lodge, No. G-Sistcrs i, 4. BELL
and Simpson, and Brothers q. NJ, q.
Stanley, p. A. R0hrbaugh, N. l.. SCrgcnt
and ". W. OvcrfCId.
Faithful Lodge, No. 11-BrOthcr Julius
Fcttcrrnan Lodge, No. 37-l'rOthen =.
Collier, Wesley &. Pryor md lIolltstcr L.
Ray
On motion Sister Bell And Brothers Col
Tier und Stanley, were appointed u Com
mittcc TO prepare n password fnr the Con
vCntlOn.
Brother II. l.. Ray was appointed Door
Keeper nnd @. W. G. Stanley Marshal.
The Convention then took recess until
o'clock, r.M
AFTERNOON SESSION,
On rcaSscmhling the Convention pro-
CCCdCd to the election Of officers for tho
ensuing yCnr.
PA, lIohrbaugh md q. W G. Stanley
wGrO placed In nomination fDr President
and ballot resulted in tho election Ol
Brother ROhrbauEh.
Perry Collier and Wesley G. Pryor wCrC
plnccl In nomination for Secretary mud
lhC vote resulted In the election nr Brother
Collier.
Sister Il. Il. llulI aud Brother W. O.
Pryor wcrG placed in nomination Tot
Treasurer, and ballot resulted In Tho
election Of Brother Pryor
! Brothers J0SOphua SmallwOod, @. w, Q
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BELGIUM.
Friendly Relations with Prussia.

BRusLEIs, October 90.
The Belgian MOniteWr officially denies
that tho Government Of Belgium Inns re-
ceivcd any note from Prussia complaining
Of tho tone Of the Belgium press, or that
there is any lack Of cordialtty in the rcIa'
tons between the two countries.
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TIM unimportant report prevailed in
London yesterday that England and Aus.
trim will Immediately offer direct media
tion for peace between Franccand Prus'
sin.
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AUSTRIA.
The Government aud Press for Inter-
vention.

VIENNA, October 93.
The Austrian Government, responding
to the representations Of England, ur.
gently advocates an armisticG at Tours
and Versailles. Tile Vienna Free Pres In
an able leader, dCnOuncCs the war as iu'
tolcrablc, and invokcs the determined in
tcrventiOn Ofthc powers. II declares the
movement is oppOrtune for a compromise,
and England should take the initiative
and conduct the negotiation in behalf Of a
cause which Inns become that Of the civil
iZCd world.
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SAN DOMINGO.
APresidcnt Missing.

New YORK, October y.
Letters from Port au Prince, October
sth, state that Bacz, the President Of San
Domingo. Inns either been taken, killed
murdered, nssassinated abducted or else
he Inns run away or committed suicide
At all events he has disappeared, and re-
ports from San Domingo say his body has
been found ut TINT place. The Gabrielle
faction was rejoicing over the event, md
VIM. Dclmonic lashcen Offered the Prcsi.
dency.
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ITALY.
Tho Pope to Remain Mt Rome.

FLOHENCE, October 99.
Tho health Of the Pope Is still COOL
# ls ml tint the Neutral Powers have
cOunscllGd him 10 rGnNIn In Rome nnd
nccCpt the situation md That he has con
Cluhcd to do SO,
Duke ASslas nomination Tor md ncrcp
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The propeller, Vim. Cove, OF Detroit,
took fire, Friday night, at her dock in
Oswcgo Tho upper works were destroy.
ed, and the hull somewhat damaged.
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New York Money and stock Market.

NEw YORK, October a.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has determined
to begin the prepayment Ur interest wthoutfe
bate on the 2sth lust
The bank statement Is favorable In lOaus.
MOSEY Market cary at 4GlG per cent
STERLISG-NOminAl Al lO8Hbi09k.
GOLD-FlTm: opened 1t lI2S, and closed at liz.
Cash gold Is very scarce Borrowing rates K6
Y per cent; the ruling rate ID Y per cent. ClSar
nnCrs $S9,00O OOG. kxpuEt for tho week S5SG, ,0O0
GOVERNMENT BoHDH-Steniy.
united SAtcs Us Of 1851, coupons, .li5t<lli4$
FIve.twCntIes (l962l ....,lI2kGDliSk
Plvc.tWentlcs (lSiAl. ...... ...4...... .IlIkMlIlX
Flve.twentics (lSGS). .................1 .1l2 @II9H
PiVE.twentius (iSljJ new. ,Il0k GpIl0k
Ftvc.twGnties ClS8I). ................. .IiOK 6II0&
EivU:Lwentlcs QSO5). .ll0&8llyx
TrN.FOrtrS ...,...,,,. ....r,..,.,, i06AS Qpl06H
Currency Observation-Disclosures. i&GbliIX
STATE BoSDS-Dull; Missouri, DIX. The reSt
are nominal.
STOcKs-Dull and lower bnt improved ou the
bank statement being made public. Tho market
closed steady.
Western Union Telegraph, 4oX: Adams Rx.
press. Oh: Wells, Fargo & Co.. s.: American,
43X; United States, 3GJS; Pacific Mall, 4SX: New
York Genital. sax: script SIX: Harlem l81: Read.
Ing, IO0A: Michigan Central, l9Ok: Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh, l08&; Northwestern. s0N: do pre-.
Eerred. 50; Rock island, llIi; New Jersey Cen.
trll 100: 81, Paul 69&; do preferred, ~; Wa
bach, SSE; do preferred, T8 Fl. Wayne, 9Sx; Tor
re- tluutc. 81; Chicago aud Alton, IlSk; ONO and
Mississippi, S2It: Cleveland. Columbus and Cln.
ClunaiI, 81; burlington and Quincy, 10; Lake
Shore. 9iS; Indiana Central, 17S: Illinois Cen.
lral, 1861,
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WASHINGTON.

Hancock and Sherman nj the White
House.
WAslUSGTOS, October 29.
Mai. Gen. W. S. Hancock, who arrived
last night, visited the White House this
morning, in company with General Sher'
man. and had lengthy interview with
the President.