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GOING WEST.

$40 4. n DAY EXPRESS, Daily, Mondays
excepted, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the
West and South. Connects at Cleveland
with LakeShore Railway, for the West and
Northwest and at Cincinnati with the Ohio
q Mississippi and Louisville Short Line Rail-
way, for ST Louis and the South and South
West
Sleeping CoaShs are attached to this train
at HOrne1sville, running through to West
Salem without change.
H.28 AZ EXPRESS NAIL, daily, Sundays
excepted, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and,
West and South Connects at Cleveland
with Lake Shore Railway, for the West
and Northwest, and at Cincinnati with the
b and Mississippi and Louisville Short
Lin Railway.
Is5 p n, RIGHTEXPRESS, daily, for Ceve-
land: Cincinnati and the West and South
Connects at Cleveland with Lake Shore
Railway, for the West and Northwest; and
at CINCINNATI with the Ohio, Mississippi q
Louisville Short Line Railways for St Louis
snd the South and Southwest; also stops
ST principal stations and connecting points
along main line.
A sleeping Coach is attached TO this train
running through 70 Cincinnati.
4.O5 p. n. ACC0MM0DATION, Sundays eX-
cepted, for Leavittsburg, n a stations,
connecting for Youngstown.
$50 P. - FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
7:s5i.R FREIGHT GNB ACCOMHODITIOS,
SiSp Sundavs exceptaa
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WINJD or HIFB.

Tbs great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink Warmers Yinum Vita, or Wine Of Llfs,
- Hee nom any poisonous drugs or fmpuri-
tles, being prepared forthOse who reuuire q
1t is a splendid appetizer and
tonic. and the finest thing In the world FOR
PURIFYING the blood. II is the most pleasant
ne, fr superior 70 brandy. WEiskey, vine,
Dltlerss or any other article. It Is more
heGtthy, n cheaper. Beth male and f.
male, young or old, can take the Wine Of
Lie. tits, In fact. a life pregerver Thosa
mo Wlsn 20 enjoy good health and a free
low OF lively spirits, viii doweu TO take the
WINE OF Life. is different from any him
ever before In use It Is sold By druq4lgtFs
elsoataHr respectable saloons. Price OneDol-
lar In quart bottles.
For sale by HOYT& SPEAR, Dealers In
Drugs Medicines &c. No. 5 Main Street.
Warren. Ohio. May II, 1s7O-6m.s
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SO MADE FROM 30 Ots.
AGENTS WANTED FOR OUR NEW BOOK

Something urgently needed by everybody.
Call and examine. or samples sent postage
paid for 50 cts. that retail easily for SO. r.
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BAssETT's LIVERY
FINE CARRIAGES,
NEW AND
Stylish BuggieS, Good Horses.

And everT thing in prime order. BASSETT
keeps the best ri-s IN tom, and at fair and
reasonable SiIces. When you want a nice
Turnout for pleasure, he can supply the de'
mand. Remember that his stables are a
few doors east Of the Gilmore Hotel, south
side Of Market Street. Connected with his
business he has one Of the most elegant
HEARSES in the state. M is prepared
70 furnish Hearse and Carriages on Fu-
neral occasions at reasonable rates
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore enjoyed, no pains sha be spared TO
meritttin the future. II. P. BASSETT.
Warren, Aug. 10. lslo-tL.
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THE EXPOSE, S% 5i TSESSYs T ASP
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facts and dtf0uiSbiug revelations. address
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w the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEW
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100000 SOLD MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHS.
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Wonderful and amusing. They please every
body. > cts a package, 5 packages for ST.
Sent post paid. send for some. Z. Wemyss,
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New Advertisements.

A GINS WANTED.AS25 A MONTHLY the
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ERIE RAILWAY


On and amer Monday, June Is, 1870, trains
will leave WARREN, at the following hours,
viz:
FRANKLIN BRANCH.--GOING SOUTH.
Leave Meadvile, SIS A. N, us5OA. NJ, $40
p. M, AS A. N.
Arrive Franklin, As A. NJ, LIS A. N, 6lO
P. M, SlGA. NJ
Arrive OH City, $50 A. NJ, E0 A. NJ 1!O
P. M, go A. N.
FRANKLIN BRLNCH-GOTNG NORTH.
Leave Oil City, 1880 A. NJ, s:l0 A. NJ, Sis
P. NJ, s:l0 P. NJ
Leave Franklin, Il.OIP NJ, so A. NJ, 900
Arrive Meadvme, rs P. N, u:&A-M els
p. N. u.25P, N.
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Greenville ana Columbia Railroad

dreenVllle ana Columbia Railroad
- E9 httassSSAssEsy PASSENGER Trains run
~ ..tfe as,E119 daily except Fur day, con-
necting with Night Train on Charleston Road:
I've Columbia TOO an, I've Greenville 6. 90 an,
=" Aston S55 &" (" Anderson r Ak 60
" Newberry 1895 " ALbeyille S4S :.
Arr Abbeville $50 pm Newberry Ok, >,
Anderson Sis " Alaton q M :.
m drefnviile G.o0 Arr Columbia 800 nm
Iralns on Dlue Ridge Railroad run as sfollows:
Lve hhdefson 6.S0 pm I've Walhalla 4.09 Am
Ienaletoh 6.S0 I" Pendietop $40 {"
Arr Walhalla 800 ' Arr Anderson 60"
The train will return from Bolton to Ander
soh on m8nday and Friday mornings ,s
JANIS O. MEREDITH, 9e1
spartanburg and Unio,
SJ1eitHteG ON and after 4
edi.s-..Ass ssiE.z-slS Passenger Trainl
tanbnrg G. Fl. OH Mondays. #
Fridays. at 7.3G,a. M, and -
aset~s'l. .ss,, s-a@.4h W.T. W II = ts
sstn.d an s'qpaniss gs urn in,nesdays. o..
tanbufg a40P. M, as per fol5wing lSSd "a
Ooaon 1Tain. Up 16$pT
Arrfu 4 ~ ~
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Father land, whose very name is sweetest


father land, whose very name is sweetest
music to my earsp's FtE;
Did her soft hand press hisP Mr..
Won Oppenheim thought SO; but it was
such gentle. timid pressure, he could not
pc sure. AT any rate, she was III deeply
impressed with the enormity Of her
seltishness as he could wish.
1t must mako you melancholy to
think of home," she said, almost affec-
tionately, taking the charming place of
comforter on herself
verify, MIR. Won Oppenheim was an
admirable Judge of human nature!
Yes, it does," lie said, in reply to
Juliet's last remark; 'strong man as 1
am, sometimes it almost crushes me with
its weight"
"Why did you leave your home and
your native country, Mr.. Won Open
neimF his companion gravely inquired.
Asmile fitted across his face-a smile
rather ambiguous in character.
"All people are not born to ample
fortune like you, Juliet. My father gave
me an education, and that is all could
ask OF him. The law Of primogeniture
prevails in our family. All of my fathers
money! which is no vast amount, will be
inherited by my eldest brother, Franz.
1 came to America to be the architect
OF my own fortune It presented
wider and more favorable field for
young mans advancement than I could
find in Germany"
s'And you have been unusually sue
cessful in life," she replied, soothingly.
s'Few men are so much respected and
admired, among all who know you.
That thought should comfort you!"
"It is gratifying" he said; "but it
does not fill my lonely heart"
"And your sister," resumed Juliet;
sis she young?"
"Aboat twenty-something older than
you, 1 supposed"
eyes. I'm not eighteen yet-will not
be, until the 30th of next November.
And, oh! Mr.. Won Oppenheim. I am so
sorry you will be back to the University
then, and cannot be present at my birth
day party"
''Bnt aoiH be present." he replied
81 will come over for it cspecially-that
Is, if you will honor me with an invita-
ton"
.Of course I will. could not be so
rude rs not to invite you"
After few moments silence, Juliet
resumed, in q voice of deep interest:
"But about your sister, Mr. Won
Oppenheim. Is she like you? Is she
pretty?"
"Some people think So" he smilipgly
answered. 'I do myself. But here is
her picture; you can Judge for yourself. !"
And Mr.. Won Oppenheim drew out q
miniature from his side coat pocket
l. TO BE CONTINUED
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ETlWAN GUANOS,
Soluble Nanures and Ss1Iphuric Acid

I ,nufIr
Phosphate "r
in
.and
Guauow
Lime wli.
atofbc
is o u
the
Ihanle
limo ckuowni II
orr
,h
i
NJ & BEE
,do.r
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Laurens Railroad. New Schedule.
S1ta5SSR MAIL Trains on this Road run TO
up and down Trains on Greenville and Colpm-
bia failroad. at Helena; leaving Laurens st
a. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and 9atnrdavs
and leaving Helena at 80 p. NJ Same dave
July g BOWERS superintona}snt
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SaSwa.
Win MoraL,e or inserted ran

HW MordI!e or inserted 1ttM.
WE CLAIM for our Patent CiA ular Saw
o,hsrs. Wv the following advantages\"ver all
The shanks of .iie teeth are clasticAanJ OK.
ert uniform distension in the socketA
! lhe stability OF the plate is in no wa Aaffrct-
eel by inserting new sets of teeth.
to the cutting line.
| No rivcts, keys, or other OBJECTIONABLE an
phances, are employed in come ction within the
teeth, which are as simple in construction ,hnd
as easily used, as n nut for Il bolt
In short, all the difficulties hcret ofore .vne
rlenccd i'll the use of movable teeth fer saws.
are fully met AMI obviatcd by this inventibn''
TUTTLE PATENT
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Send FOR CatnloSucr and Price i.ists.
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irlhtinS l'ress Machine and Saw Manuiac-
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DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.
$1,000 HEwAnn lew sus 10, any case Of dis dis,
fail cure. DIR. RJCliAU'S G OI.DEN BAISAM
No. ! cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
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system and leaves the blood pnre and healthy
DIX. RlCHAC'S GOLDEN BALSAal No. =
cures Mercurial Affections, rheumatism in all
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No dieting necessary. Price of either No. / or
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DIR. RJCHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe
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accompanied with full directions Price So. 90
per bottle. DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR
DAMOUR, Il radical cure for Debility, In old
or young; imparting energy with wonderful
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On receipt OF price, the Remedies will be
shipped to any place. Circulars sent. Addross
DIR. d. b. RICHARDS,
Aug 10 ly No. 228 Yarick st., New York
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Country Butter.

OVUHCIy buCCeT.
400 LBS. fresh Country BUTTER,
fOO 1900 lbs. Mountain Butter. in small
kegs, for sale low. En- a. d {jOpE
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Important Notice to Shippers.
5 "a y.EI EHl 8 ::..s.ss ER!a#asl4

CnAnlorTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA Il. IL. Co,
GENERAL FREIGHT AND TICKET AaT's OFfIcr.
COLUMBIA, y. c., August l2. 1863
ME SEA-BOARD INLAND AIK LINE
Il FREIGHT ROUTE is again opened for
business and SUlERIOR ADVANTAGES
to the Merchants of Columbia and up. country
KATES-NEW YORK I O COLUMBIA First
Class 81 .35; Second Class S.. 90; Third Chase
sl.lO; Fourth Glass Soc; Fifth Glass Coo per.
hundred pounds. ~
aB- Rates and Classiications TO all other
poihts North, same rs ola Charleston oute,.
The Steamship Lines connecting with and
FORMING part or the Sea-board Inland Air Line
are az follows. BE CAREFUL. AND SHIP nY rMFsh
LINES ONLY:
Eoston and Norfolk Steamship Co.. End or
central Wharf, Boston--E. Sampson, Agent.
Old Dominion Steamship Co, Pier 37 North
RIVER, New Iork-N. l.. McCre adv, Pres't of.
hce 1877 Greenwich street, corner Dew. N. y
. Philadelphia and Norfolk Steamship Co. IA
North Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia-W P.
Clyde, Agent.
Annamessic Line, ria Delaware Railroad
Depot Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad, Philadelphia 49,
Baltimore Steam Packet CO., tBay Line. foot
OF Cmon Dock, Baltimore-R. J.. Poor, Agent
aS- In shipping freight for Philadelphfs bo
careful to mark tho packages and note OH Bill
OF ladlng whether it is TO he forwarded hk
Clydea Steamers, or UiG Annames ssic Line.
For further information, address
T. r. DORSEY.
Ang il General FreipL. md Ticket Ao.t
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NE e @ @oThhANx.


Planting n Boy.
Dear little bright-eyed Willie,
Always so full of glee,
Always SO very mischievous.
The pride of our home is he.
one bright summer day we found hin
Close by the garden wall,
Standing 30 brave and dignificd
Beside sunhower tall.
His tiny feet he had covered
With the moist and cooling sand;
Tho stalk of the great, tall sunfiower
lie grasped with his chubby hand.
When he saw lis standing noar him,
Gazing 30 wonderingly
Al his ,!abyship, he greeted us
With merry shout Of glee.
We asked our darling what pleased him;
He replied, with II face aglow,
Mama, I'm going to be man;
I've planted myself to grow!"
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LATEST QUorATToNs OF SOUTHERN Sc.
cUmTrEs IN CHAHLEsroN, 8. C--Corrected,
semi-weekly. by A. G. Kaufman, Broker,
No. 25 Broad street-January l3, 1870:
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Kerosene! Kerosene! f!

DURE KEROSENE OIL, warranted 10. fire
Il test. for salo low by tile barrel and at re-
tail; also i'll five gallon tin cans, at GO cents
per gallon no charge for cans which is very
convenient for country purchasers.
NOV n j. y r.. II. AGNFW
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Teas and Coffees,
QELECTED byan expert Choicest Moyune,
W Hyson, Japan and English Breakfast Teas.
Mocha, Old Government Java, Laguayra and
common to choice Rio Cofccs. Prices low and
dlality guaranteed. GEO. SYNIMERS
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TO BE CONTINUED.
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Exchange of Bonds
- ID @gssIH9

NJ - 4s22 gssss.sesssssSg sssas3 u
oFF'cE CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA IA. II. h. CO..
TIN CoLr MhiA, s. g., November 18, 1869.
NHE Stockholders OF tho Charlotte aud
Gusta Railroad Companies in Joint Convention.
July 8. 1869, having consolidated and autho,
,iHed the issuance by this Company Of its First
N MNor,gage seven per cent. Coupon BONDS, to
DC used Tor the purpose OF retiring the Bonds
OF SAID TWO Companies, respectively, the un-
dersigned hereby gives notice OF his reaiii
meas TSs TO make the Exchange OF the BONDS.
Inc coupon due January 1, 1870, will be al
tached to the New Bonds. This issue of Bonds
for the purpose designated, will amount to
- zoo 'ooo. which is equivalent to lien Of only
of 1875 miles. AS a security, they are REGARDED
as being better than any heret ofore issued by
either OF tho two Companies named, and are
confidently commended as one Of the best in.
Vestments now offered in the Southern States =
Nov l8 q. H. MANSON, Trea surer.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta q. r
ka % ERag saRa1E Ba
GENERAL FREIGHT & TICKET OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, =. c., December %. 1869.
ME following Passenger Schedule will 20
il into effect on this Road on and a fter SiJS.
DAY next, 2Gth instant
GOING NORTH.
leave fnI,, fN"EuS,,s, al ...,.'...... AGO a. m.
columbia, S. c., at... $40 n. III.
Wnnsbor", at III 40 a. III.
Arivr ut Charlotte, n. C... ... 4.20 p. NJ,
=, Making close connections with Trains OF
Norii' Carolina Road 10. all points No:sl. s;,.
East. ~
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, N. c., at......... 1890 q. IN.
:. VWinester, at l25 p. m.
:. H,, HMi,nnsporo, at 80 257 p. m.
ooiuuhpla, -. T., at..... 5.07 p. H.
AIuive mN,: at augusta. ............ $50 p. m
Making close connections with Trains of
Central and Georgia Railroads for Savannah.
ana Ill points Florida HoI,,
Montgomery, Mobile. New Orleans. Selms
Chattanooga. Memphis, Nashville, Louisville
Cincinnati. st. L"ns, and all points Sonth and
-, Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Through Tickets sold, and Baggag ge checked to
all principal points.
sS- Passengers by this route GOING NORTH.
=, DnITHEI HEE DIf FEhfNT HoUTEs
f. r. DonsEy. General Freight and Ticket
Agent Dac Ok
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South Carolina Railroad Company,

GENERAL. SUPT'S OFFICE. SEPT Is, 1859
kSsA ga FEE Lsattt5t!.L5& THE following Sche-
M NJ ssP SS7ztsst--Ssfs dnle for Passenger
Traihs vii! be obsel we'd from this date.
DAY lASSENUER TRAIN.
.rm,iS A;,!iS % %o",nnplI NJ. ......... 7.45 n. h;
"'''''Ah "' Columbia at. ......... 10 p. III
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
.savlng LEAVING Columbia at ........ -. 55Op.n
"'''''"e ~ ColnmDia at...... -. 4.a5 o, M
,.,, THE CAMDEN TRAIN 2sf@-
VIII continue to run the following schedule:
Thl-wHRKIY
tMondays, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS,
arrive Coinmbia loo a. m. Leave Las y. n, !.
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED J -,
Leave Cainden Gas o. m. Ar Kingville g. 30 n M.
I've kingvillc 3. Is q. IN. Ar Camden q C5 n n
sept IL II. T. PEAKE. General Sup'i
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1870

at 1910; 8 do at 1850; and do clear sides at
LARp-Tierces are quoted at 16@16sc;
kegs l7a@lsc % Is. Twenty-Five and Is
kegs pressed sold at l72c U Ii.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Commands 165(0l95c
for homeless and rib.
LOUISIANA RIcE-The local demand is bet
ter and prices are a shade firmer. There
were sales yesterday and to- day, not re-
ported, of 500 bbls at quotations, VIZ:
| Choice 6s@74c; prime to good do 5s@6c; Or
binary 10 good do 4A@5c u d. The stock
is heavy.
EsoULENrs Potatoes have advanced to
S202 so % Dbl for st. Louis, and S3g3 70
for Ohio. Ouions are very firm at 50 5O@7,
| and apples at S5@8 y Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs.-Chickens are selling
| on the landing at $500 q dozen; geese at
| sl0@l2, and turkeys at S36@42 dozen
Eggs are in good demand ut 25@26c ~
| dozen.
| BROOM CoRN-The market is dull: choice
is quoted at l5t@-c; fair l3@l35c, AID
| common at 9@llc y ID.
CoFFEE-We extract the following from
the monthly circular of Messrs. Lonsdale,
Marks & Co.; Imports from July l, 1859,
| to April IA, 1870, ll8, 742 bags; same time
last year, SS,O69 bags; increase, 30,623 bags
| received since the fourteenth ultimo, 10, 33l
bags; stock in frat hands, none. Sales of
the month: Topeka. 1891 bags at 1l4c; B.
Sternburg, TO arrive, 5000 bags at llsc.
Market: Prime 17s@lSc; good fair 17@l74c;
fair l6s@164c (god duty paid.
Remarks Reviewing the action OF our
coffee market for the past month we have to
note general quietude, caused no doubt
by the absence Of stock to induce buyers
hitber, for, though our imports TO date are
30,672 bags il excess to same time last year,
| we have scarcely had enough to supply the
neighboring States. thus forcing the West
from her natural source of supply to the
markets of New York and Baltimore. Were
the coffees here, buyers would be on hand.
The cotton growing regions are gradually
filing up, and with population that will
use the bean not 80 much rs a luxury but as
necessity, hence the demand becomes
more steady in its growth. With a good
cotton crop for this year. and advces of q
larger extent Of lands put under cultivation,
we think large increase of imports OF cof-
fee to this port would meet a steady local
consumption IN addition to the demands of
the West. Second hands hold. say IL, 900
bags, firm at the above quotations.
FEEIG4Ts- Liverpool! sail rate has ad
vanced to 13.32d. Otherwise the market is
unchanged.
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MoraIarv and Commercial
MON ETAW ".

DEElCE Or THE DAILY bEPUkL5OAN. /
THURSDAY EVENING. April H. ls'0 ,
The money market proper continues
quiet enc easy, with moderate demand for
discounts aud an ample supply OF capital
avaiiable for the negotiation Of ali approved
business paper. On the street AL notes,
secured by uDquestionable Collaterals, are
quoted at 10 a. cent u annum to * cent
per month. aid second grade li0l5; AL
business paper without coiaterals at l u
cent " mouth and second grade -Ol3; AL
mortgage paper at l0@li b cent IL aunum,
and second class II.
The quarterly dividend Of 81 per share.
declared by the New Orleans City Railroad,
and advertised in the morning papers, was
generally expected, but not until the close
of the week.
Gold opened at 119b@l12a against 112f
at New York, and after selling as low as
1l2!, closed at 112i@1l2S against 1l3).
The sales included $4,000 at 1l2i; $1,000 and
$4,000 at 1923; $4,000 and $1,000 at ll2s;
$4,000, SIS 600 and SIS, 900 at ll2s $3.50, 900 at
12s@ll2s, and $4,000 at 1l24. Nothing re-
ported in silver.
A fair business was done IN foreign ex-
change, and rates were sitter under the i'm
provemeut in gold toward the close. The
sales of sterling embraced G5f coo, of
which E4500s AL clear at l21i; $4,000 CON-
rlerCial, $4,000 AL bill of ladiug. and f2500
and $4,000 Al clear at 122; $4,000 Al bill Of
lading at 1925 f20C0 AL clear at 1921: $4,000
at 1929; $4,000 first class bill o. lading at
1923, f25C0 bank at the same; $4,000 private
bankers at =; $4,000 at 12230l22s and
f10, 900 bank at 1928. In francs there were
sales OF 100000, including 100000 at =;
200. 600 commercial at 4.67s@4.66l. $50, 900
at 4.G5, $4,000 at 4.63i, and 100000 bank at
46li. Sterling may now be quoted at l21I
G0l224 and 1921 for good to Al bill of lading
and clear, and l23@l234 for bank; and francs
4G5@4634 for the former. and -04.60 for
the latter.
The offerings of domestic exchange were
moderate. but rates were without any
quotsble change. The banks continued to
draw on New York at J u cent premium,
and the sales included $40, 900 commercial
sight on New York at S-l6 premium; $4,000,
SIS, 600, $50 900, S35, 900, $40, 900 and $50 900
commercial and $4,000 private bankers at
/, aud s40,0 600 commercial and S2e. 600 and
S25 900 private bankers at 9-32.
The movement in stocks was light; two
hundred shares Ship Island Canal changed
hands at 81 20; three hundred ard ten do
al 81 72i. One hundred shares Crescent
City Slaughter House at $50 50; one hun
dred do at S3l. Fifty shares Mississippi
Valley Levee Company at $l3 %; twenty.
five do Sl4. One share Barbarin Gas Light
Company at $500.
Nothing transpired 10 bonds.
In Warrants, $4,000 new State sold at SIC,
and $4,000 cid at CSC. Dealers bought State
at 5000 for new issue, and 93 tor old;
and Metropolitan Police at 92@925, and
sold the former at 91@93 for new and csc
for old, and the latter at 93@9t. yesterday
not reported two hundred city treasury
notes sold at l2i per cent discount, and to-
day round amount ut Ia per cent Dealers
rates for small sums were l4615 buying
and 1o013 selling.