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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Probate Court, Anderson County.

III ITVUHl0 CVu1 y I&IIUOASVH' OVe1HRJ
S. A. Hutchiscn against Macklin Waters, Milford
Waters, ct al.-Pesition to Confirm Sale Rsal E:-
tate of Fleming Waters, deceased.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that the Dofen-
dants, Macklin Waters, Milford waters
Thomas J. Davis and wife, Sarah E. Davis, Ida
Stacks. z. II. Moss and wife, Mary R. Moss +. J.
Giles, It. T. McAlislcr aud wife, F. A. McAlister,
reside beyond the limits Of this State, and their
Post Office not;being known, who are Defendants
in this action, on motion of John B. Moore, Sol.
Pro. Pet, it is
Ordered, Ihnt:a forty days rule be published
against them. nnd thnt in case they fail to plead,
answer or demur, the same will be taken as TO
thcm pro confessed. on,,,
Judge Of Probate.
June i, 1871 4s
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Notice of Final Settlement.

ygyHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
I has fled his petition with i. O Norris. ESQ,
Judge of Probnte for Anderson County. asking n
Final Settlement of the Estate OF Wyatt Smith.
deceased, on Friday. the 23rd day of Juno next,
and for letters of dismisson lhercfrom.
JOHN y. SMITH Admr.
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Administrators Notice.

U hereby give notice that l viii apply to the
Judge Of Probate for Anderson County on
Tuesday, 9th day of June next, for Final Set.
tlcmeut of the Estate CT W. J. Kelley, deoease3Y
and a discharge from the same. -
''->' JOHN C. HORTON, Admir-
Nav 1871 Al G
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The worst Coughs yield, as If By magic, to Tho won
erful curative powers Of Dr. Pierees AIT Ext or Golden
esca discovery 1t also surpassed anything else ever
hro discovered for the cure of Pirples Dotches and
Rshes on the face also for Eryspeas Salt Rheum and
all stin and scrofulous diseases Sold By all druggists
so,d address 70 Dr. " Pierce Buffalo, n Y, for pam
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
eEyo CREDITORS OF r. A. MAXWELL, de-
ceased.-We are paying second dividend
6E10per esnt., and we again notify those IN
SSvi Who have not proven and handed in their
Q demsnds to us, that they must do SO by the 25th
Jniy next, or their claims will,be barred.
- J. B. SlTToN. iss;rnees
Wild. GAILLARD, 1A''' ''4e' e-e'''
5nue /, 1871 4S 81
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THE MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read. Ponder, and be wise.

HousrxEEpERs should bear In mind that of all the DIFF
sernt Baking Powders IN market mono haro stood the
Of strict chemical analysis Ike DooIEYs YEAST pow-
txs. pooIry's YEAST POWDER contains ingredients
mt uc as are healthfi and chemically pure This in
rs uniform success In tho making of rolls Biscuits &C.,
which inferior articles do not Manufactured end sold OF
wholesale by Doo1EY BROTHER. 60 New St, New York.
and at retail by grccers generally.
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administrators s Notice.

1kfeFeE is hereby given to oil concerned that
N tho undersigned, as Administrator Of the
Eass.a Of Thomas B. Benson, deceased, will, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of July next, apply to the
Jt,dra Of Probate for Anderson County for Fl.
nal lSeliisment Of his snid ntestate.s estate, and
fnsl discharge from his Administratorship.
D. B. SLOAN, Admir-, &c.
dsaef, 1871 4s
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TIE TOPIC JUST NOW !.
4 rnn 20 ! = WANT A pRErTY pnEss.

ar YuU WANT A PRETTY DRESS,
BEAUTIFUL HAT OR BONNET,
A DRESS, made UP In the best style
,s,.,,. :, vo, want vthingin DRY GOODS. MILL
NERY or DRESS, MAKING; or, should you want sam-
pscs OF Dry Goods scnd to
- JAyEs W. FOWLER,
puprieur Emporium Of Fashion
., es ABBEvILLE. S c.
< s xs never SC attractive, especially in Dress
.s,ss ana Millinery Oh the HATS arc beautiful, and
so becoming. Mrs CAIN certainly has exquisite taste
In wonder though for she in business for years In
esstsmore and done the fashionable work Of the city
And then you know che visits Baltimore sTico Fyea1.
10 wonder she is 90 wen possed and rcahy tnpye son
mora handsomely dressed Ladies in Abbeve tan any
the State Upon sskins Where 90 sns laa,s
.sahsast,1e buy their Millinery, and where do those
r,rnssome Dresses come from? was answered FROM
sae EMpoRIUM OF FASHION"
p1oaka1Y come persons mag wonder how IL s that 30
email Town as Abberille and does support ucn an
establishment as the Emporium Of FashionP How iei
has the patrons of the emporium OF Fashion" always
toor 80 stylishi answer because employ the lest tai
Snt In the Millinery and Dress Making Deparsments %
snsa have every facility for doing work IN tho best
atyl and being Agent E. Butterick Co.'s celebrated
Patterns ss wen as being branch Of Madame Demorest
Of Nsv York. receiving her Trimmed Platforms eycry six
81 days.
NV prices are not exravagant The patronage Of the
Upcountry is solicited. promise satisfaction in every
Hso When Goods do not suit they can be returned In
6sring Hats or Bonne sts.e you wish to pre-
Dominate.
/ mean Just what 1haYc said Every word is truth.
JAMES ", FOWLER
april is, 1871 I'm
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Notice.
Administrators Sale.

u7ILL be sold at Deep Creek, on Friday, the
w 9th day of juno next, Forty Bushels OF
Corn moro or less, on credit until first January
next, With two or more approved sureties. This
Corn is sold at the risk of D. L. Underwood, who
failed to comply with terms of former sale.
JANE A. EARLE, Aln'x.,
Per J. s. MURRAY, Attorney.
May 26, 1871 a
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Fresh Rock Lime |!

j " - good cd supply Of fresh ROCK LINE
Win by the barrel or bhshe-cheaper than it
can he had from any one else. Apply to WAT
SON & BRO. Anderson O. II.
June /. 1871 40 ON
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
Trial Justices Court.
Summons for Money Demand Complaint Served

John ". Daniels, Plaintiff, vs. NJ. ". Wallace,
Defendant.
To H. ". Fliicce, Defendant IN Mio action
NTOU are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action,
a copy of which Is herewith served upon You. and
TO fe your answer thereto with the subscriber at
his Office, at Anderson G. H., 8. c., within
twenty days after the service Of this summons on
you, exclusive Of tho day Of service.
If you fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum of Eighteen Dollars
and Twenty Cents. with interest at the rate Of
seven per cent from the ninth day Of June, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty, and costs.
Dated Anderson C. H., S. c., April "a, 1871.
G. W. HAMMOND,
Trial Justice, Anderson County.
r. y. n. Toltnce Defendant.
TAKE NOTICE that tho summons in this
action, Of which the foregoing is copy, was
filed, togethcr with the complaint herein, in the
ofco Of the undersigned, at Anderson Court
House. in the County of Anderson, and State Of
South Carolina on the twenty fourth day Of
April 1871.
april 81, 1871 4S q
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANDERSON COUNT.
By &. O. Norris, Esq, Pr06ats Judge.
WHEREAS, P. K Norris has made suit
to ME to grant him Letters of Administration on
the Estate and effects of DR.. S. r. Eaynie, deod ::
These nre therefore 10 cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred ard creditors Of the
said DR.. 5. r. Haynie. decd, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Anderson Court House, on Friday, 10th
of June, 1871, at IL O'clock in the forenoon, to
shev cause, if any they have, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 81st day Of May,
a. o. NORRIS,
Judge Of Probate
June i, 1871 4s
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having business with me, are no.
~ tilted that have latoly removed my Office
1p.stsirs, over g. BLEoKLEY's SToas, corner
Granite Row, where can be found at all times in
business hours. All business entrustedcto my
aare attended to promptly. W. 3. BAILEY is my
lawful Constable. r.,,,,ovn
Trial Justice, Anderson County.
June !, 1871 4S
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TgyIE undersigned hereby gives notice that llc
will mako settlement os t,'c Estate Of the
late James Morris deceased, in The rrobate Court
of Andersen County on Wednesday, the e8ih day
of June ncxt aud viii on that day nrplEE to A. O..
Norris Probate Judge, for letters D'smissory
therefrom. JESSE y. M"hAls' Auin +
May %, 1871 Al
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Notice to Town Taxpayers.

gTyHE following resolution has beon unanimous
" adopted by the Town Council and order.
Rss0Iysd,. IThat sny person OF persons who shall
not have paid their Town Taxes on or before the
I5th of juno, 1871, will have their names publish
ed ii the Anderson In'eliyeneeF us delinquent tax
S...rs -. - W II. NARDIN.
s"' Clerk C9urcl
Juno l, 1871 d
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Notice of Final Settlement,

Notice Of Final SettlemGnt.
TN1HE undersigned hereby gives notice !h"l he
will apply to A. o. Norris, Esq, Pro bate
judge for Anderson County, on Thursday, tho
22nd day Of June next, for Final Settlement OF
the Estato of Sarah Poor, deceased, end for let
tors of dismission herotrom.
'''O - J. ]. POOR, Adm'r.
May 10, 1871 &c A.
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Trustees Sale Of Land.

pY virtue Of On order to mo directed from A.
ES q. Norris, Esq, Probate Judge Of Andor-
son County, will expose to sale at Anderson G..
IL. on salcday in June next, within the usual
hours of snlo,
SIXTY ACRES OF LAND,
More or less, adjoining lands Of ]. ]. Branyan,
Estate of Virgil Heron, i. F. Duncan end
Homestead Of John Heron, being o part OF the
Real Estate of said John Heron.
TERMS OF SALE.--On a credit until the Grst day
of November next, with note and approved sccu-
rity. and interest from day of sale. Purchaser to
pay for aii necessary papers and stamps;
WM. A. McFALL Trustee.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given to all whom y may ooncern,
\ that I Will apply to A o. Norris, Probate
Judge. Of Anderson County, on tho TN day OF
July next, for Final Discharge as Administrator
as 5onis non. Of the Estate Of John Tompkins, de-
ceased. JOHN B. TOMPKINS,
Administrator, de boSis non.
June l, 1871 40
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

The receipts OF fractional currency for the vsl.,,
ing to-day amount 10 $4,000 Tie shipment, ~.
Notes $lll6OoG Fractional currency sjisON The Te..
ury holds In trust security for National bank clreu
s963l9OGOO and for public deposits SIS es 800 Ip,ea
Revenue receipts today s35oJ0 for fiscal year 70 s,,e
s23 396O3i3; outstanding National bank circulation ~,
373,5s0 subscription to the pew loan to-day s3so0O
There was better inquiry sor State bonds at TIA
Board the Mssouris being the special cards. and Al
vancng to for plain 81, and to 96 Tor the Hanba and
st. Joseph issue new July coupon South Caronas ver.
steady at j7 Georgia gold Is strong at Jl and new Ten
nessees per cent lower at IS. Ehere was quite ar,s
business in other State securities particularly Ohio.
some round lots Of the per cents Of 1891 eoingat
and OF 1875 at 1894; California sold II2l with Il,
bid at the close Arkansas Gs sold at g. Tie foloEss
are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
S,, NJ STATE BoHdEaro Boads-BaHk and Bdr0ad-Eyprss'
stoke 4.
SATURDAY, Aug. 2G-P. VI.

The week closes upon continued strength IN
the Ieadng railway and miscellaneous shares ana ho"
prices have well supported Throughout the uay We
can chronicle special advance on any OF the iS no
market however rules dull and no trouble Is fouhd III
keeping up quotations There arc perhaps some tufner
Indications of increased activity early in the coming
month as more orders are coming in from out OF town.
though as yet they Of so much Importance as 70
have anv decided effect upon the market. IL Is very
seldom that any important moves on the speculative
cbesboard are naugrated Saturday and to-day mas
been no exception to the general rule. In the
afternoon the market made slight yielding under the
closing up OF some contracts; but the more iaVoraoe
bank exhibit subsequently impaired frmness to quota
tions the market winding up rm though IN some cases
little under yesterdays prices. The leading dealhss
wore in Lake Shore Rock Island, Ohio and Mississippi
Wabash Pacific Mail, and Western Union Telegraph.
Panama was decidedly erratc in its movements ana
having advanced this morning TO rs from 73 fell back TO
72 This stock during the week has made an advance OF
nearly thirteen per cent by far the widest change In the
list the course OF all the stocks being shown III
our usual weekly table, c., Co. Cincinnati ana
Indanapois has been active OF late,
and sold at sassJ We note sales Of Fort Wayne al g
Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 1926 c. {. and C
2Ol Chicago and Alton 12O and St. Louis and Iron Noun
tain 3d. The Consolidation Coal stock advanced to 42t
There seems to be more movement in the low priced
miscellaneous shares and note sales Of Quicksilver at
13 and Mariposl Preferred at g. Adams Express was
strong and sold at s United States, 81 The follow
ing table shows the highest and lowest prices oil active
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
rue STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION IN NORTH CARO-


- Frou N, T7pineioa IN C) Star Aug. %.
From Capt. 5. w. skinner OF the steamer
strt which Arrived here Tuesday night we are able
X r. lee The explosion occurred at Thamess Shoals,
TbUTsday morning The steamer Hurt was the
shoals on the opposite side of the river endeavorng TO
Tain then went over to the Hurt sound the channel IN
order TO find the water for crossing the shoals ana
was engaged In this task for about half an Donr AZ ,
Pxpiration of that time he went back TO his boar anu
started her the shoals Immediately I'm the Whg ~
ahead her boiler exploded with q tremendous cfasn
being removed bodily from its position golhg wy
the wheChUuSc on the upper deck, and III W ~, one
falling into the ladies' cabin, carrying away h,akino
third of it, falling the star0Oard engine; ,he
that pretty badly, aud thence going oyeioiI.
berJhs In the gentCmenS cabin, Win onT ocE 0f mat
were carried away, making complete NIv.n , VI r,o,,s
apartment and the sittingroom In facI OH! WV
LIN the boat we're left nnniared ,,r pson Of Favete-
vine fogetbef ,Stb one of Mrs VS. ehlore, Wns hIr M
berth on the sarboaf SIDE 2I lhe Cun AWAY t6e berth
in which Mr. wilson and the little ciG " 5ecS Of the
The child was subsequently RSfu M te m force OF the
plosOn, while Mr. Wilson was thrown h'V i ti and The
hj ,rc tcnnd IN he very slightly injured Capt d shd
nor of the Hurt standing ON HIS oofV ~ inmpcd
the explosion when he win 1Ne I'VE the Lee The
water ony being about waist deep Ine{ pin Setyeen
tSe two boats Who with the rest Of the passengers I
-SctH4: with tie wounded ana un uTnloc"5 60 ON a
th,ee G SooIG TSsesne. who resides not far from The
,o ~ the disaster was then sent Tor anu atrl'f% % III
. sV' ~ & orrtcrs of an hour. after which the Hurt
proceeded to yeeye Cart es, 20 tSe pose
& oncn to the bone the right side OF his eheek ana
Sack of he head badly cadod and his right arm shoo
der and side also badly hurt Every parucle OF ms e93I &
MIN he exception of one sleeve, which adhered 70 the
sr,n ySs blown from his body Notwithstanding the Sc
gcry OF his injuries, however his physician expresses
confident hopes Of his ultimate recovery.
Mr. H. E. HeweS. local inspector of boilers who went
mn on tho Hurt yesterday for the purpose of nsttung
an into the of the explosion has we
learn given instructions 10 the various captains ana
owners of steamers within his jurisdiction, that an en-
Cineer must never be permitted, under any elrcun-
stances TO be away from his boiler more than ten MN
uies 40 a time.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
TIE following are the bids for city bank shares no @
Az ANaAp " hAf1 -
bpiuur reuOrfel.


Tie demand for railroad bondf continues very lively,
rs capitalists appreciate the nssy Of placing their
idle balances in good securities Yielding far interest
rate Under q free German deland, Central Pacifs
advanced to 1901. Union Pacific s strong az SD
rsts of c. c. and l. c. sellins in round lots az 4ssc
Tic new loans are being marketed rapidly, and such
bonds as the st. Joseph and Dsnver City per cents
meet with high favor. good de and is also reported
for Chesapeake and Ohio bonds yessrs Morton Rose
Of London have caused ANNOUNCEMENT TO be made IN
The Loudo, Times that they will tpay their office TIE
halfycary coupons of the first mortgage bonds Of s
Union Pacific Road 40 the rate Of A.. Id to the dollar st
ling Q1OI per cent sight exchange which at once affords
a currency for these bonds in the European mafnts
among buyers who do not care 10 be troubled with NJ
ing their coupons payable in NcwYorI each eIris
installment OF interest.
The following were the bids f6f railway Eors sags %
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

The hank statement more favorable eAhlMt thah
badbeen anticipated refecng gain in specie In excess
of the loss in legal tenders due in part to the restoration
TO the street OF the coin withdrawn by the clique Tor
speeulatiye purposes The specie movement during the
week covered the payments into the treasury oil Vo
sI2 81 in the way of duties on imported goods Ihe u,
hoonts Of the Treasury siS2,3O 50, interest on
tho National Debt; Sl,S75,OOO prepayments WITH
out rebate OF interest, OF the September coupons
duc ON the Ten FoI,es sOOOoO account OF the reS
lar weekly gold sale, and si37s in the way of exports
The banks, as shown in the annexed analysis hoid
$40 si595 in lawful money in excess OF legal reIuire
,ncnts a gain as compared with last week OF sSojSD'
nnr,n the coming week the Treasury will receive pro-
osals for the sale TO Government OF sloOCooo rive
Twentes on wednesday, sell 81 10000 gold on Ihurs-
day, which will finish UP the Treasury programme TOT
August ~, ,,oto,oa
The following shows the condition OF the Assoeia'eo
New-York City banks at the dates undeih'en.ione"'
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
DAYS transactions at the U. s. sub.Treasnry W
Foreign exchancelhas been dull as usual after the clos
q u.

The steamer Weser took out 600 IN treasure, ana the
Abyssnia $4,000.
The money market closes mp easy at relaxation rom
the slightly harder rates current during the week, ana
to-day the more rate per cent though 10
the bond houses still quote the rate at e IN diS
counts we less readiness to take commercial paper
the market being little unsettled by the expectation III
directions of IA stiening in call loan rates during
sepember We auoe the following the basis of rates.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

Vow Ready.
EgR. GREELEYs
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
WITH HIS
ADDRESS TO TIE FARMERS OF TEXAS,
AND HIS
SPEECH on HIS RETURN TO NEWYORK,
CONTENTS:
CULTIVATION BY SrEAM IL LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA And HER LEVELS.
Address TO TIE FAHIER5 OF TLNAS
Water 70 Agriculture.
Itti.uc; 70 Agriculture.
Eecrcity-U1dr draining
IG.ary ShOud be lIysrllcl
Tie Preservation o. Trees
haIIms for Farmers
TEXAS. THE STATE MATERIALLY CONSIDERED
Topography 81 TIas
How they live ir Tees
The Future Of the Sts.e.
Railroads Texas
Terasss 4 Land Of promise.
L. pednels to Travel ln Texas
UnteyeOped Resources.
TUR FREEDMEN OF THE SOUTH
Their Condition and " bat they saw
The h;e View ~ Emancipation
PT0.r a. tie South
RECEPTION OF Mr. GREELEY n. Y. JUNE r..
H. GiccieI's Response IN which he speaks Of Lis
Invitation TO TeTss-NoUinatous
Speeches at Newt Orleans and Columbus.
Universal Amuesty-Tle kukIaI
The 11ieyug CsrpetBaggerG
Lee and Siolsvsl Jackson.
Tie New Dep r'ure.
Dead Issues Should be Dropped
&c. &c, Sc
A HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION.
Price 2j cents; or Eve copies for 81 posge Tab. -
this oGce will be Ae Oh the principle o Ils'
Hedres, The TRIBUNE New.York.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
gnetrnttioiI.

XTASSAR COLLEGE will open its next year
SEPTEMBER 90 l87l when examination Of candidates io 'a
mission will begin Application stating the name OF the young .y
Po0ce address Of her father gunn, should De mace
without delay sCHOU Esq., vsss College Poushseephe ~
Y who viii send TO each applicant catalogue giving full information
= tecofIeg
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

The steamer America OF the s.h 40 bales o. ~
Conpany LEFT YOKOHAMA June a. Win for wh,e'
under through bill OF ladng Iof %" T8e slk arrives
time contract OF 81 days was gwen SN"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

In city securities there was some inquiry ior biooAi
Water Loan six per cents at 9jl, New YORK Oy oOns
being without sale. The Montgomery ClS pei @ O'h~
iudorsed by the South and North Alabama hlI"J
Company. are offered by the financial agents ~
interest and are considered by thema desFaDe s'u'
They have Il years TO run, and the interest h''
been paid at maturity. The following afe tNe Oo'
n,t,. .ncuritics. and also the free list:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
The relation existing between the total reservs =,
banks and the total liabilities Is as herein beo'. 'ne

We have reason to suppose that the entire arpo,,.
at least within nominal snm Of the two huna,s V'
lion new five per cents has now been placed the I'm u
subscriptions today being reported at sssOoooo c
PARSONS are now, we learn being Instituted 10 d,.
the precise amount. We hear from a trnstwor,h, ~ s
that after such bonds have been completely r,,-.
the remaining fyes will be offered only In eon.l
81 and per cents II Is also thought in circles e,
to much credit that notices preliminary 10 the er,,
OF very large amount OF 1ve-twentcs VIII 10 L.,.a
next week by Mr. Boutwell,. The Government ,e,i
market has been inactive but strong throughout The Az
Fisk Hatch report Governments a. folovsa a, !"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations were

The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of active stocks, United States securities and
gold made during the week, well the closing prices
Of each at the dates aforementioned: