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S SsSsS1s Soi; e g g SS SO $50
Judge s Curtis 200 200 800 ECO $40 2sS
First Heot-Corsican had trine the best Of the
start Rapture second, Judge Curtis third and the
| Judge Curtis ran up and took sides with Corsican
and az the Quarter pole showed In front AT the
second c ' one length ahead q Rapture, who was
two lengths IN advance Of the Norton colt.
passed around c,m the n in this way
Judge Curtis was leading TWO lengths Corsican
| second, Rapture third three lengths behind, with
brush as he approached the threequarter pole, and
Judge Curtis and Trim swung into the homestretch
up the homestretch, but Judge Curtis won the heat
by good length. The other two were beaten of
length len ahead OF Rapture. Time Of the heat 1:as.
Second Heat-Before the start the Norton colt ran
encs He r eve the little dairy over his and
not getting entirely over the fence himself he hung
there for some moments He managed. however 10
get over, was afterwards caught, mounted and
brought back Tor the start The colt should have
been withdrawn, Us It was evident from the Injuries
had the best OF the start, Judge Curtis second,
Rapture third and the Norton colt fourth. Gong
took sides with Uorsican, and the pace being too
fast for the others, they were practically out OF the
race before quarter OF mile was run. As Judge
Judge had half length the best OF it, but when they
appeared in view after rounding the hill they
were on even terms. They continued yOked
around the lower turn, and swung into the home.
stretch side and side dozen lengths ahead Of
Rapture who was about the same distance IN front
OF the Norton colt. Judge Curtis and Corslcan had
desperate struggle, which lasted TO the stand,
Curtis winning the heat and race by neck. Time,
I:47 Rapture and the Norton colt distanced.
THE FOURTH RACE.
SELLING SWEEPSTAKES, OF S25 each. play or pay,
with $500 added the winner 10 be sold at auction.
Horses entered to be sold at $1,000 to carry their
appropriate weights; ct $3.50 TO be allowed lbs;
at $780, 10 lbs. ut $500, Is lbs. One and quarter
mile. w.
O. Littlefeld entered b. b. EdentOn, by INVERSION,
dam Amanda, years old, 500, o. lbs. 1890.
w. Ii. Moran entered Dr. h. X. b. Connolly, by
Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler. years old,
$780, los ps. -, ;,
tin. dam Sonora Love, years old, $500, 80
lbs ..:........:.... .
W. Constable entered br. c. Whlrlwtnd, by
Trovatore, dam Cyclone, years old, $3.50,
81 IDS. ...............
]. r. Purdy entered b. f. Merry Thought by
Warmnstcr, dam Varina, years old, $500,
~ IDS
II m1n o.
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FIRES Faa lasI WEEK.

Fire Marshal McSpedon reports twelve lrcs for
the week ending October $, at twelve NJ.
The loss is es mated ar. ..............., SALTS
loo,oCu
The causes OF the several fires were as follows:-
Accidental, specific cause not ascertained 3
Carelessness of occupants and employees with
Defective luc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Detective g9sbuiner. .......
Incendiary.
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Flash q lightning head and head, Remsrseless thru
NY Maryland fourth, vinca nfth and Susan Ann
sixth. As they passed under the blur Lady Perry
was In mont showing the way; NY Maryland SECOND.
ffth and Susan Ann sixth, al close together. They
then ran around the hill to the right, and snur
out OF sight for several seconds When they were
seen again on the lower turn Lady Petry had opened
ahead r q Ny ana Ard sP Pss
Snd vsa sH as thes came u the
Lady Petry was eight lengths In 'front.' and as she
passed by the stand she seemed too far IN front to
less third, Flash Of Lightning fourth, vinca and
Susan Ann side and side. Going around the upper
turn Lady Petry either began TO c0me back" or the
Others 20 20 on, for the daylight began TO diminish
and was two lengths in front as she
passed under the blum NY Maryland sec
ond Rem0rsoess third, Flash Of Lightning fourth.
Vnca aud Susan Ann close together They then
rounded the hill and passed from view. When they
appeared again Lady Pstry was stll In the van the
others as before As they reached the three quarter
pole Flash of lightning Rem0rseless and MY Mary
land were very close together, and they soon cut
down Lady Petry, and coming up the homestretch
Remorseless, however, outran the others ut the
finish and landed winner BY half length, MY
Maryland second, half length ahead OF Flash OF
Lightning, who was one length in advance OF Lazy
Perry the latter being two lengths ahead OF vinca,
Susan Ann sixth. Time, 3:16H.
THE SECOND RACE.
MATURITY STAKES for four year Olds. or 5000 each,
half forfeit with 81 200 added, the second horse to
receive $500 out OF the stakes Three miles. Closed
with twenty entries.
A. Belmont entered b. h. Gleneg by Citadel,
dam Bapta. l
W. r. Babcock entered CD. h. Helmbold, Py Aus
trailan.
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PESTILENCE In Thu BAY.
The Whole Of Governors Island
Infected with Yellow Fever.
Report Of the Special Committee Of tho Health
Dspartment-The Island to be Evacuated
and the Houses to be Burned.

The following highly important report was fur
nished the Board OF Health yesterday by the Special
Committee On Yellow Fever lately appointed by ting
Board
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that we should not sail before the fret week IN June
TO accommodate you, however, will press forward
the work and viii sail In the month OF May, as pro-
posed py you in 4 letter dated December 80 after
your match with the Dauntless had been arranged
December n, yon say that the end OF May or even
the beginning OF June would be quite agreeable to
reach me, Us was In Paris, until alter had Tor.
warded my letter OF the 6tn OF January.
do not ask for half gale OF wind, but am per-
1ectly satisfied to take the weather as 1t comes
There is one point, however, IN your letter or the
31st or January to which ! must take exception,
vIz:-tne new condition that you now impose on the
Sappho-tne allowance vi time which you claim
from her.
This is the first intmatonI have had that the con-
test between the Cambria and the Sappho was TO be
thing but an even match, boat against boat, on
their own merits or that the owner OF the Cambria
thought OF claiming time from vessel which he
processes to be able to beat two hours IN sixty
miles. do not believe that any one thought thai
the Sappho was to be handicapped, and from the
facts now before me am forced 10 the conclusion
tnat the idea has but lately suggested Itself TO your
own mind. Were this mercy my own impression
and that OF friends should not mention it, but
! have now before me your own words, which prove
most clearly thai II was not your original intention
TO demand time.
soon after our first correspondence, having alluded
10 the challenge OF the Sappho and your response
''Tbe same reasons lor not racing the Dauntess
would justify Mr. AshDutyl In refusing To race
the Sappno; but he was quite willing TO iorego the
difference In tonnage between them.D
THIS Is a plan, straightforward statement OF your
intentions aud bear Dut one construction.
II, therefore, you willing to abide by your own
words, the Sappao VIII be ready to meet the Gam
DriA on any dag you may designate on and after the
LIST day OF May next, 10 sail against her over the
! course above named OF your own selection.
We shall mutually pledge ourselves to sail all the
three races not less than two more than ye days
| 70 intervene between each race, unless by mutual
| consent.
II, on the other nand you still decline 10 meet thu
! sappho, although shall not follow your example
| by imputlng to you motives fears, ] must bs
| allowed 10 say that any further remarks from yet
| on the lack OF courage eylnced by American yacht
men would be singrarly inappropriate.
lam, SIR, yours truly, WM, uOUGLAS.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Prominent arrivals In This City Yesterday.
colonel {. A. Haas, OF san Francisco; J. A.
Robinson, or the United States Army; Colonel y D.
Suite, Of Tennessee; Colonel J. NJ. Keilougb, or
Texas; DR.. Fl. II, Rogers, OF Virginia, and Judge
Nordyke, Of Iowa. are at tho Metropolitan Hotel.
Judge Flandrsu, or Minnesota, and J. NJ. Esckie.
OF Great Harrington, are at the Everett House.
Rev. Clarence Bird OF sing~sing; J. ). Patton OF
Detroit, and D. p. southworth, OF Phlladclpnia, are
at tue Hoffman House.
Colonel T. B. Taylor OF Connectcut; J. Z. Currler,
or Boston; ]. K. Taylor, OF Buffalo; G. b. Powell. OF
oswego. and ]. G. whitney, OF Wisconsin. are at the
Astor House.
Lieutenant Governor Allen o. Beach, OF Water
town; w. i. Denckla, OF Arkansas, and DR.. ]. G..
Aver, OF Lowell are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel R. G. Wood, OF Louisiana; J. B. Pearsall,
OF Glen Cove, and Judge e. l.. Good, OF San Fran
cisco, are at the New York Hotel
Captain G. Snyder. OF the United States Army; DR..
G. Robinson, OF Elmira, and DR.. G. Stringhsm, ol
San Francisco, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Israel T. Hatch, OF Buffalo; George W. Howlon, o.
Prince Edward Island; Lucien Scott, OF Leaven
worth; r. N. burger, OF Halifax; H. Fanton, or To
wana, and George q. Hall, Of Georgia, are st sn'
Fifth Avenue Hotel
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YACHTING 9.
The Proposed International
Yacht Race.
Cerre~pcadesce Beiweea Mr. AshAury,
swaer Of the British Yaeht Cambria,
and Mr.. Douglas Owner Of the
American Yacht Sapphc.
nR AsHBuRY's LETTER.
No. EAsrEas TSsRAcx BRIeHros, 4

NO. EASTMAN IKRkAcg bKI.HroN,
Jan 81, lei0. \
wufEss DoUoLas Esa. -
DKAR SiR-on tne fth instant I had sAs pleasure
90 receive yours of sne sth and a accordance with
my general rals I acknowledged possession tns
same Dag, and stalled woaid reply thereto al my
earliest convsnience. Yoa commenced ny sxpress
tng surprise ~ paragraph Ia Bsirs L5s o. January
which stated bal gwen yoa ins option OF racing
ever three courses forhwlth or In TIE svring, ana
- proposed by me February I. lsaa, consequent
on shs request coDfslnsd in yours of January 10,
Iscs. VIA. thai I ~0ad allow the Cambria W san
sgsiust tae sappho. ana yon concluded Win the
following ~or1s pvf aid nos asnHs sDy particular
course
Fsrna ms ac~~ves. W epsn ooarss srss
inr9enes ~ hshi iand would
tlaee y@eh gpo&lng SAppho bsing
rugged Tor ocesn sAa water eEalsaWg,
ca tne srnsal cf the ssppao IN August lsos. ner
swnsr then selected his course for the race OF
August 2t aud which English yscha. .nen believe an
excellent enc 20 test ve@se ali points ~ sailing
VIA, iound ne lsie oi wight, distance OF nearly
sixly mles. lhe race concluded thus
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M. slWiRD Al IHE AsTOR HOUSE.

A Reception aad banquet on Thursday Next.
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr. seward IS e1'
pected 10 deliver himself OF new set OF political
opinions on Thursday next before the members OF
me New York Legislature, the Common Councit,
merchants an1 citizeus, who are 10 be invited TO
tha raas, az reason and flow OF seward az the Asor
House, the distinguished ex-secretary OF state
smpjoyed a portion or mis- precious time in prayer
AMI praise at church yesterday morning. He left
Inc Astor House early ana did not return until late
In the evening. IL m understood thar The public re-
nor,a Room City HAN, on Thursday next Senator
creamer Will preside az the banquet ID tue Astor
House Ia the Nening
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WEALTH or NAssAouusETTs.--T returns to the
once or The Secretary OF the Commonwealth from
ina several towns and cities or Massachnsetts OF the
assessments on the lat Of May last show that the
valuation OF the state was 3 600 403an increase
OF over fl2o 900 900 for the year The increase of
yne previous year vas So 900 0O The total amount
OF money raised by taxation was $40 600 900, ever
Of polls taxed was 3s7,o4s There wers 207,027
dwelinQ houses In the state, al increase during ths
year OF nearly 1000. The number OF horses ia the
SiAte was l0S 1lti number oi cows l6b, sso namesS
Of sheQp, il2047.
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REPLY or MR.. DOUGLAS
He Accepts the 0ner 10 sail Trian3alar
Eaer.

Race.
loso's HVIEf, LoypoS Feb 10 1870
JAMES AsuBUay, Ezq;--
DEAR siR--I have already Acknowledged the TO-
ceipt OF your letter o. iae sss % Jsnuary 10 whlca
30 my sQual surprise ana regret you decline nay chal
iengc given mouth since TO any yacht In england
and especially 70 The Cambria for one-or hree races
across the Englsn Channel, from the MAJ Lisht 70
Chsrbourg and back, ana refuse 20 give the Sappho
any race a. all except over courses of your own
lection aud under conditions OF your own aietsfion.
have brought the ssppho across the Atlantic
ocean because l 90 not bei,ys thai bsT defeat ia
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Boston Yacht llub.

The Boston T)Gueer, Of Saturday, Fec. 20, saIs:--
At mae,tng OF the Boston Yacht Club, the following
officers were eected--Commodorc, Thomas Man
ming, yacht Junata; yice-Commodore, Eben Denton,
yacht Violet; secretary, Thomas Dean; Treasurer,
Augustus Russ; Measurer, u. ]. Lawtor.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
Letters Adrift-Rowdyism- "Bunged" Eye-A
Drunkard's Recreation.

package or letters addressed 10 the BROOKLYN
Post once was found in vacant lot IN President
street, near Van Brunt, by boy yesterday and was
handed over TO the police who Transmitted II TO the
Post O1ice.
a dispute arose between Pat Walsh and Frank
Kelly, OF No AZ John street, on saturday night white
they were imbibing In the saloon OF George Fitz-
gerald No. 16 Bridge street. Kelly struck Walsh with
his fist, when the latter picked up Dung starter''
TWO painful abrasions OF the skin over the left eye
Walsh was locked up to answer tue charge OF Telon
ious assault.
drunken man named Michael Brennan, while
staggering through Third avenue, near Sixteenth
street. yesterday afternoon discharged two barrels
OF revolver at Michael Dwyer, a boy, who. ror-
tunately escaped unhurt. Brennan was arrested by
locked UP to answer. Besides the pistol badge OF
United States oricer was found on his person
when arrested.
About haf-past three O'Clock on Saturday alter
noon, at the works Of the Playie Steel Company on
Inlay street, near Hamilton avenue, as Mr.. Ed.
ward Richard Playe was experimenting she con
struction Of chimney connected with the heating
q ladder, lost his foothod and was preclpiraEd TO
the ground breaking his neck. He nyed only ten
minutes. He leaves widow anc nve children 10
mourn his loss
About eleven O'CLOCK on Saturday night George
Wachter clerk III the grocery store corner OF Fnl-
ton avenue and Downing street. while closing the
store was assaulted by party OF rowdies. who
passing at the time. One OF the rutans struck
Wachter several times With q shovel, when ne
screamed out Murder which cry attracted ofcer
Sweeny's attention, who hastened 10 the rescue.
the rowdes stoned the policeman for while, until
the latter 'chargedn them and captured owen Giles.
pie, halter Tne prisoner was locked up TO await
examination before Justice Lynch.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Weather RepOrts-The Merkle Murder
Burned to Death--s'General'' Rogers In
Tronble-Seri0us Accidents-Seix.
nre Of GnnpOwder-Miscellsne-
Gus Incidents-News Items.

Tue following record win show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentyfour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day
nuts pharmacy HERALD Bailding, Broadway, cor.
.>f- sNnfNon
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Weekly average for corresponding date last
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FIRE occurred lasr evening In the clothing store
OF IIernanR Fsbel, No. 4l0 Grand street, which en-
tirely consumed the stock, valued at 81, 500.
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erage temperature for corresponding date
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At six O'Clock last evening an alteration occurred
between two boys named William Hart ana Thomas
Perry. at the corner Of Forty.fourth street ana
Eighth avenue Perry drew q knife ana stabbed
Hart IN one OF his arms, innictlng dangerous
VII
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While breaking the Sabbath yesterday skating on
pond corner OF Sixty.fourth street and Lexington
avenue an unknown man broke through the acc
and was drowned. His body lies as the Morgue
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T1apIcAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, ctusric ON
IL detention from basinss fer slis'1rs tsuas tnss
Diseases OF thu Pelvic YseeTas pseasss ana bssoess "
tbs Eye, Nosc, Face AMI Person. ...-.
BENNY pAkIELs, ~ ID, lN Lsrssss Nstlas
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On Saturday oficer Parsons, of the Seventh pre-
cnct, seized a lot Of gunpowder at the Bridgeport
dock, pier 3s East river. which had been shipped
by Uriah Woodbury.. OF No. l2o Maiden lane, to Win
chester Arms Company, East Bridgeport, Conn.,, on
the passenger steamer Bridgeport 1t was shlpped
as merchandise. The powder was turned over TO the
Fire Commissioners.
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nrs occurred yesterday morfins in The notion
store OF John Fl. Wilson Co., No. "a franklin
street. that inflicted loss on stock and $500 on
building The Fifth precinct not having telegraphed
the details In AZ eleven O'Clock last night, par
tlcnlars are obtained from Deputy Fire MarshAl
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CoMnrssioNER's OFFIcE,1
RICHMOND, os. i" . .o.
No. $40 Franklin D. e'''

TAYLOR, &C., vs. ELLETTs EAECU;-
n TIE iDn cS11soi1jtr cotnr OF HENRlco COUNTY
nv decree entered in this cause on the llth day
of Nav, 1870, 1t is ordered and decrsed
EThat one of the commissioners OF THIS e0aft
INQUIRE what would be proper sum 70 De PAID 70
Ens TafSf wSSw
raeSs Of the sale OF tile said land AFTER
ssSsf the lien Of said Elicit thereon,
that she may a be ap'e ~ ba
shaii permit Her to do SO, elect TO receive sueh
sum Or any sum In absointe right In lieu Of
her said dover. The said commissi9ner IL ais9
directed 10 take an account Of az ne Gsta, de ~
she debts due his estate. distinguishing the same
az snerate and desperate. and II ZOE tnas
nurpose an account Of the administrator OF saJI ~
T. TssSStr tsseGn due
tate OF said Taylor, showing the evidence by whisa
thew are seyerally supported, and the legal prior
ties OF said debts upon the estate OF sald Tayol
and whether sale Of any other real estste ownsu
hin taxing OF, account Of said administration the
said commissioner shall regard as pfim1 ya ea
CORE ct, but liable to be surcbarged AND ialsneu
any accounts Of said administrator a neresoiore
ssThe said commissioners may puollsn noslce o.
the time and place Of proceeding 70 take the &C
counts and Inquiries hereby direcsea n one OF tne
daily newspapers published IN Richmond cisy
once a week for four successive weeks, which
shall be deemed equivalent 70 personal service on
the parties Interested. All which accounts and
inquiries the said commissioner y Sssessa s;
matters specially stated which may De deemed
pertinent BY himself o. may pc required oy any
The parties interested are hereby notified tnat
O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, and my ofiee as tns
THOMAS 9. EvANs.
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4 MAD Doc IN A DRAw1NG-Roo
John }. Daley, Of the firm Of Daley Il Boaz,
booksellers and stationers, was severely and
painfully bitten by 4 mad Cog on the 10th
instant. at bis residence on Pine street be-
tween Ewing and Garrison avenues. The
rabid animal rushed into the house from
the street, and by its wild dcmcanor caused
a pauic among the maid servants, IL found
it, way into the drawing-rOom, and Mr..
Daley, being informed 10y the girls Of its
whcrcabout, proceeded with q broom in his
hand to drive it out. II unfortunately hap
pcncd that the brute WIS i'll Il place where
The gentleman did not perceive it. and It
suddenly jumped on 10 him, biting him on
the leg. A terrific struggle then cnsued be-
swccn Mr.. Daley and tho dog. The draw
jng-room table, glasses, and ornaments,
were knocked into heap, Mr.. Daley inva-
riahly falling among them. In the melee
The mad dOg seized Il cat which was in the
room, and lit it severely. Further disaster
was prevented by the timely arrival of Il
;,oliccmln. who killed both the cat and the
dog. Dir. Daley was found to have been
badly bitten, and medical aid was immedi-
atcly sent for. DR.. BoiSliniere and another
physician attended the wounded gentleman
and treated him with the utmost care. The
laccrated portion of The leg was cut out
and cautcrzed, and the patient is now do
lng rs well rs can be expected. The en-
counter with the dog was i most exciting
and Desperate struggle, and will never lie
forgotten by those who witnessed it.-St.
LONls Republicdn.
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The Georrsa E.egfats1ure--The FAN
sssssss lsSsye elsa<ssfss-5

l. AssAsrs1, Ga, 5niy .In the Semitic
ths relief ,hisaszas Laid aside for tha,7eanlu.
tion expelling Aaron Alporia Bradley lco-
lored), Of the first, senatorial district. The
morning was occupied by Bradley In max.
Ing his defence. : 5.
In the House report was made asking
the Comptroller-G General the exact amour
set apart for the educational fund. Tle
Committee on the Penitentiary reported
that the present system Chat pursued in
the northern States) is better than the old.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. TWeedy.
that no election be held in this State until
the admission of Georgia's representatives
In Congress, and that all election laws not
suitable to the present condition of the
State be repealed. 1t is reported that this
resolution was adopted in Republican
caucus. No action was taken. Both Houses
adjourned until Friday next, as there is to
be celebration of the fifteenth amendment
tomorrow. ~.
The Erentng Constitution contains call
from the Chairman of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee for a Convention ut At
lanta, August 10th. .
The same paper contains letter from
Forsyth county stating that the Kuklux
outrages reported to have taken place there
are false. 's'
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The New York Gold MRrket-The
Rises and Falls Of the Day-Quota-
ffons Of Stocks. Ront7s. &c.


New YORK, July 2O-Ni9m.-Money in
active demand at G87 per cent. Sterling
Exchange opened quiet and nominal, and
closed dull at 40. Governments opened
unsettled and declined. During the after
noon they were quiet, and closed dull and
weak, with very little doing. 6's, 'sl, cou-
pons, 11aA 62's, 10S& CAS-, 1Osx; 65's,
10SA new, 1919 6T's, 1074 6Ss, 10SX !;
104Gs, 1868.
The first recorded sale of Gold In the Gold
room was at 121S. after which the mar
ket settled at 121A@12la. At this point
the Gold-room relapsed into lethargy, and
presented an appearance Of calmness quite
in contrast with the great excitement of the
past few days. Here lots of sensational re-
ports were circulated, and the Gold-room
started on new career Of excitement, and
the price marked up to 1928. The mar.
ket was bid up rapidly, but the business
was not as large as usual. During the after
noon there was marked absence OF sensa-
tional kilograms from Europe, and the ex-
citemeut subsidized materially. The price
declined to 90, at which gold closed quiet.
Southern Securities opened heavy and
lower in the entire list. During the after
noon it recovered in the new issues OF
Tennessee and North Carolina, but the
balance of the market was unsettled, with
quotations wide apart and very little bust.
ness. The market closed quiet. Tenncs-
see Gs, G1A; new, 60. Virginia 6's-Ex.
coupons, 60; new, G3. Louisiana 6's, 60
new, GS. Leyee G's, 70; SIS, So. Alabama
SIS, 90. Georgia 6's, 50; rs. 92k. North
Carolina 6's, As; new, 90. South Carolina
6'S 81: new -,