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@- TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLES
TON.-The YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE COM
PANY would respectfully represent that their pre-
sent financial condition compels them to make
an appeal to your well-known lloerality and pub.
lie spirit
After FIVE years. uninterrupted service our appa-
ratus, worn and injured By the faithful duty per-
formed, has been sent to the builders for repairs
The pay from the city, having been greatly re.
duced Is inadequate to mees our current expenses
and ray the debt Incurred by the company Tor the
necessary repairs now being made.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
to call on the citizens for donations:
A. W. LEVIN, Vice President,
P. FINN, ]. McD0UGAL,
GEO. RELYEi, ]. ROSlS,
]. c. MAHER, JAS. QUINN,
NJ. CAREY, NJ. KING.
By order OF the Company.
r. 8. BRUINS, President.
]. S. wEsrESpoRFF, Secretary.
I cheerluly recommend the appeal OF the above
co,npany. M. H. NATHAN,
lanes Chief Fire Department.
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ns-OFFICE MOUNT PLEASANT AND
sULLIvAN,S ISLAND FERRY CoMPANY.-
CHARLESTON, JANUARY e5TH, 1s71.-At meet
ing of the Directors Of the Mount Pleasant and
Suvan's Island Ferry Company. held this day,
1t was determined to increase the Capital Stock OF
the Company $4,000 for the purchase Of another
Steamer, and the President was authorized to Issue
200 additional Shares. One hundred and fifty
u5O) or these Shares were taken up at the meet.
ing, and fifty (5o) may be subscribed for at the
oflice OF HUTsOS LIE,
Secretary and Treasurer,
ian26-3 Corner 81 oad and State streets.
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fertilizers.
ID u RE YPS Q NJ !.

DURE GYPS UNI.
CONTAINING 80 PER CENT. OF SOLUBLE
MATTER
GROUND AND PREPARED IN THIS CITY, AND
WARRANTED FREE FROM
AUULTERArI0N.
The annexed communication from Prol. Cnarles
C. Shepard, Jr., OF the purity OF this article, Is q
guarantee OF It's highly valuable. qualities to the
farmer, being available when mixed with other
manures, to The great advantage OF any kind OF
crop. Unequalled as q top.dressing for wheat,
rye. barley, &C., and the grasses, one peck Of
which will show Visible improvement on an acre
OF ground.
This valuable Manure Is offered for sale at the
low price of Sl5 per ton cash, or On time for city
acceptance with interest added.
Put up for shipment In bags OF 200 pounds each.
All orders by mail In accordance With above
terms viii be promptly executed 5y
Commission Merchant,
Boyce,s Wharf, Charleston, S. G.
OFFICE OF STATE INSPECTOR OF FERTILIZERS, J
LABORATORY OF MEDICAL COLLEGE, QUEEN ST.,
CHARLESTON, S. e., November "a, 1870.
M. John H. Holmes:
DEAR SIR--fhe gypsum submitted by you Tor
analysis Is the most remarkable have ever seen
for its freedom from Impurities OF every kind,
containing as 1t does but one-thlrd OF one per cent
of nspluble matter II it can be supplied OF SIM
liar quality it cannot fail To prove great boon
Southern agriculture rs there Is no crop to which
1t Ia not beneficial whether applied alone or 10
conjunction wish other manures.
Very respectfully. your obetltept servant,
(S.gnei CHARLES G. SHEPPARD, JR., u. D.
jaulI-wfm22
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Brown & Co.'s. Wharf.
jau27-6

@~ AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-
the worlds great remedy for Colds, Coughs and
Consump,lon. ian27-fmw3DGC
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MON MEN Al F A I r.

THE LADIES' MEM )RI.lL ASSOCIATION will
hold q FAIR In aid OF the Monument 10 our iIe-
roic Dead, at Hibern!ln HILL, the third week IN
February, commencing the 18th; and, as its object
must he dear to III. hearts Of all, hope 10 be sus.
taincd by the community generally.
Even The poorest can give mite 10 homer the
memory Of those who gave their all for us; and
lie appeal Is made to every friend OF our heroes,
even those distant
Donations OF Money, contributions OF Fancy
Articles, Work, &c, will be gladly received oy
either OF the Ladies' holding the Tables, whose
names are appended, aud Which will be acknowl.
edged weekly In the city Journalist
Mrs. NJ. 4. SNoWDEN.
Mrs. GEORGE OLNEY and Mrs. C. STOCKER.
Mrs. PHILIP wINEMAN.
Mrs. HENRY wIGFALb and Miss BLAMYER.
Mrs G. S. SSOWDEN and Mrs. S. MILLS.
Mrs. DR.. SoLOMOSS AMI Miss SIMPSON.
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@- ANY BILLS DUE BY THE STEAM
Err PILOT BOY must be preseated for payment at
our Office without delay.
J. D. AIKEN & CO.,
,anos-mwra No. 5 Central Wharf.
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6ueriaI Notices.
m- CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER MA

rs CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER MA
RYLAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. 2,
Union Wharves. AL goods not taken away at
sunset will remain on wharf at conagnees' risk.
ianoT-1 MORDECAI g. CO., Agents.
myCONTRACT FOR LIGHTING THE
CITY OF ST. JOHNS, PORTO RICo.-MAYoR's
OFFICE, ST. JOHNS, PORTO RICO, DECEMBER
2lsT, lSIl.-On the Goth day OF March next, 1871,
will bc offered at auction in the City Hall OF st.
Johns Porto Rlco the Contract for Lighting the
said City by Gas, for six years, to commence on
the 18th OF April, 1871, up to the same date OF
1877, subjectto the pamphlet of conditions which
will he found at the office Of Mr.. W. P. HALL,
where they will be exhibited to the persons who
may wish TO examine them.
For further Information, apply TO
W.P. HALL
;ano7e Brown A. Co.'s Wharf
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GbueatlDnnl.

ENGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
IL So WENTWORTH STREEr.-The exercises OF
DEMONSTRATION embrace all the branches necessary
for a gooI English and Commercial education.
The hours from TO 5 O'clock P. VI. are devoted
10 German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
"ri;ing and Reading. Lessons in Drawing and
Mnuliing every saturday morning. Tile NIghs
School from to O'Clock, for exercises OF AritA-
iaetc, Reading. Spelling aud Writing, aud Orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for a'iults.
The Academy IS under my special snperlnten-
.encc, with the assistance OF Mr. J. aGcD0NALD,
Mt,s j. Ii. ANGEL, Miss LEOEHAaDr, Miss J.
MILLER.
Vocal %us!c BIZ Professor T. BERCKlIAS.
G. Il. BEhGMASN,
auQo Principal.
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Nem I9nblieatinns.

n u S S Ell L IS L S 7
OF
ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
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V,o RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
In the upper part OF the city, on Spring
street, near Gallsden's Green. This house was
occupied by the Sisters Of Mercy, and is large and
mems. Kent low. Apply at No. iii Broad street.
tana6
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Eumber, 5uel, &r.
UILDERS D E P OF,
NJ. 81 CHURCH STREET, CHARLESTON, S. c..
STATES
TILE
PLASTER
CEMENT
LATHS
SAND, &C., &C., &c.
UILDING PAP ER,
substitute for Lsths and Paster, at less than
one half the cost.
JUST RECEIVED,
300 boxes best I. @. Charcoal TIN
l0J bbls. Empire Mills Plaster.
e. Postotfice Box 374. snl5
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60 Rent.

CINGLE GENTLEMEN AND A FAMILY
- can be accommodated with furnished or IN.
furnished Rooms and Board, on reasonable terms
Inquire at NEWS office. lan27-l%
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Eost auo fonnb.

rT1EN DOLLARS REWARD LOST, ON
l. January 23d, q Masonic mark, q Maltese Cross,
with tine name of VIM. NJ Wallace engraved
thereon. The above reward will be paid for Its
delivery at the Office OF the Charleston hotel.
ianoT-6*
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Gopartnersbip Nctiees.

TlENNENr & HUME, CoNvEYANCERs
OF REAL ESTATE.-The undersigned have
this day formed Special Partnership as CON;
yEYANCERS OF REAL PROPERTY, and Will
furnish thorough abstracts to all titles they pass
under guarantee.
Each member OF the firm will conduct the other
branches OF his business separately: as hereto
fore. WM. TENNENT,
Attorney and Solicitor.
WM. HUME,
jan2-mwftmo Land Surveyor.
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E>OUND, ON EAST BAY, NEAR UNION
I wharves, large Brass Key, which the
owner can obtain By proving property and pay
ing expenses Apply at this office. jan25
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM OFFICE
y or the Southern Express Company, Liver
COlored and White Pointer PUP, ABOUT three
months old. liberal reward will be pald for re-
cOyery OF same. Janl3
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r OST, THIS MORNING, A PACKAGE
IL ef SILL, PAPERS. belonging to the Bark
Scott A suitable reward VIII oe paid II lett at
this office. d. JENNINGS. No. II Broad street.
janll
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III O.kINI H6OONsJ
~ HAY,
$500 bushels PRIME WESTERN OATS
200 barrels Western Flour
1000 bushels Prime White Flint Corn
100 barrels Bee Hive Syrup
Per steamship "Virgnia."
$500 bushels Prime White Corn
5000 bushels Prime Maryland Oats
Per schooner "Sea Queen"
$500 bushes Prime White Corn
.4n0 bushels Prime Maryland Oats
$50 barre.s "Famiy,' .sEXtra,' tSuper'' and
"Fipen Flour
Per schooner "Ida Richardson"
~ STORE:
1900 bales PRIME HAY.
For sale by 7. J. KERR & co.
iaho3
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BORDEAUX.

Immediate Discussion on the Treaty De-
mandcd by Thiers-Napoleon III De-
n0unccd-OppOsiti0n to Terms Involving
Cessi0n of French Observation-Disclosures
ti0n of Treaty Recommended by Come
mittee Of Qualification Of
Preliminaries Of Peace by SAG to 1O7.
BORDEAUX, February 2S.-At the evening
session of the Assembly the government
demanded the immediate discussion OF the
treaty. The proposition was opposed by
several of the deputies from Alsace and
Paris. Theirs energetically appealed to the
Assembly to lose no time 1t was necessary
that the treaty be discussed without the
least delay. The Assembly might thus
spare Paris from great suffering The gov
eminent could not he held responsible for
the consequences OF a delay.
After reading the conditions Of peace III
the Assembly. President Theirs said for
himself and colleagues they had gone the
limit of their responsibility, and that the
Assembly must be accountable for the
rest. No member could, under present
circumstances. abstain from voting. The
Assembly meets in committee this evening.
and will hold nublic session tomorrow.
The Assembly building is strongly guarded,
and the city is tranquil.
BORDEAUX, March 1.-The committee Of
consultation, which accompanied Theirs to
Versailles, unanimously recommended TO
the Assembly the ratification of the treaty.
Bamberger, deputy from Moselle. adiured
the Assembly to reject any terms Involving
the cessiOn Of French territory. He strong ly
denounced Napoleon III. Violent agita-
ton arose in the chamber on the attempt
made by Cont. formerly private secretary
Of the Emperor to speak in justification OF
the empire.
The Assembly enthusiastically and IMAM
imously voted, by reclamation, the resolu-
ton offered by large, decreeing the fall of
the empire and stigmatizing Napoleon iii
as the author of Frances misfOrtunes
The Assembly voted for ratification Of the
preliminaries Of peace, SAC 20 lO7.
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, |
TurEsnAY MORNING NaCnu z Ia1l

WEATHER. BUSINESS ETC.-Yesterday the weather
was very Manageable In the morning il dawned
bl cht and beautiful, and up to noon II was glorious
spring In the afternoon clouds lowered over the
horizon and i'll the evening the sky threatened
rain and stormy weather. Up 10 the time ut writ
ing no rain fell and mother earth reioced III the lack
Of this at the present lime, unpleasant visitation
Business uniformly good and the arrivals were
well laden The Belle OF Alton had COB bales OF cot
ton and some I63 head of cattle The i. !. Hodge
Carrie Converse, and Enterprise had good trips
The Kate kinney, from Louisville, finely laden
with freight and people. The Bismarck, from ST.
Louis. had good cargo and numerous passengers
The departures We're the Wild Wagner. with
an excellent trip TO Eatclez: Dexter to st. Louis
with full cargo; BannocA City, to LatOlirche with
fine trip; Governor Alien. to Camden, with mod
crate cargo; Big Horn, to LatDurche, with a fine
trip. and Selma, to Opelousas, well laden.
Business is increasing. land opne, before the
end of the month that New Orleans will witness
an activity that will astonisi, the natives The
river here continues to rise, and is now over and
above its most extensive bounds From reports
from Red river and other tributaries we nudge it
will not begin to recede for some weeks to come
Rates Of freight to all points are firm and un.
changed.
MNcELLAyxors IrEMs.-We learn from private
dispatches that the steamer John T. Moore left
Shreveport ON the twenty eighth for thia port with
Ia fail load Of cOtton-sOme 900 bales.
Shippers and passengers who are deeirous Of for
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Foreign Markets..
Mn1.L E',.nninuc EAn-.l 4,
lYesterlay 5 Evening Dispatches.

NEW YORK. March l.-R. X. Jones TO-
bacco factory, on Market street. was de
stroyed by fire this morning.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March i.--Govcrnor
Geary, in a message to the Legislature. says
that when corporations advance their rates
to the injury of the people, their officers can
be indicted for cons piracy.
WASHINGTON, March l.-Proccedings in
the Senate indicate that the provisions of
October, 1866, limiting the jurisdiction of
the Court Of Claims, will be extended to
all the Southern States. IT comes up in the
shape Of an amendment 70 :aa;n army appro-
priation bill.
LONDON. March I.-President rLirrs has
issued a proclamation to the people Gi Paris
in which he appeals to their patriotisn, and
wisdom for the preservation of order.
Famine, says Teiiers. compelled the sur
render Of the tos1s- AID obliged the govern
mcnt to open negotiations. They were only
able to obtain an extension of the ;Irlnistce
by conserving to a partial occupation of
Paris. The French army will occupy the
left bank OF the Seine to secure the cXecu-
ton of the convention,
Theirs urges the people not to break the
terms OF the convention. and thus entail
frighful miStOrtuneS upon France.
An order Of the day has been issued by
General Ninoy. He says: The government
contidcs to the national guard the care of
the city, aud trusts in their devotion and
intelligence flor the maintepancc of order.
The least agitation will furnish a pretext
for irreparablc misfortune. which only calm
ness and dignity can avert.
The proclamation of Theirs and the order
Of NiDoy have produced a good impression
IN Paris bit ";..liu,, precautions have been
taken TO prevent disorders
The eleventh Prussian corps and the
Bavarians will enter Paris today.
Belgium has recognized the French Re
public.
= special dispatch From Paris TO the Lon
don papers says the city is i'll a very dis
turhcd state, and serious occurrences are
apprehended.
4 special to the Tmes says delegates from
the national guards had a meeting. and re-
solved to resist the entrance of the Ges7nans.
entrance.
HAVANA, March 1.-The cigar makers here
held meeting, and petitioned the govern
ment OF Spain t. repeal the tcabcco Inc
nopoly law, passed last January. 1t affects
the interests of Cuba unfavorably.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JFFFERsON-Stfamer Era No 500 bales cotton
"a bales hides rs bdls hides and sundrirs
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Z l. Hodge No 2
G25 bales cotton Is SKIS seed cotton SO bbs nOasses
40l SKIS cotton seed 81 half bbs molasses hhds of
sugar and s,Indres
Observation-Disclosures Carrie Conversation
bales cotton and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Belle OF Alton--666 bales
cotton 1863 head cattle so head hogs and sundres
ST Observation-Disclosures Enterprise-122 bales
cotton 30 hhds sugar bbls sugar II bbs mGlasses
I56 SKIS cotton seed halfbbls molasses IA bales OF
moss ard sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Beauiort-65 bbls of
molasses lSl bbls nolasses 12 SKIS seed cotton and
sundries
LOWER COAST-Two luggers-1 SKIS seed cotton
60 bbls potatoes and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Bismarcll-13O7 bales cotton
265l SKIS olcake and sundry produce
LOUISVILLE-Steamer Kate Kinney-99 bales OF
cotton 63 hhds tobacco and sundry produce
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry Tete-l96 hhds
sugar - bbls sugar l02 bbs molasses IA bales cotton
and sundres
ST Observation-Disclosures Rob Roy-239 bales
cotton 80 SKIS seed cotton GO SKIS cotton seed 800
hhds sugar 81 bbis moasses and sundrics
LOBDELL'S STORE-Steamer W Pike-23 bales
cotton PAS hhds sugar "a bbs mOasses Sc SKIS rice
and sundries
BELLE AIR-Steamer Bart Ale-63 bales of
cotton So bbls moasses ia hhds sugar ~ sks rice
By THE RAILROADS.
NOR0ANS LOUIEIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.

a. VI. Goodwin VS.. Henry X. DOyal.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
L the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana. No
t&G-Ey virtue OF . wit OF seizure aud sale to me
directed Ill the above entitled suit, will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder on SATURDAY
house in the town OF Donadsouville, parish of
Ascension, the following described property, to
wit:
A CERTAIN PLANTATION, known as the Mount
lloumas plantation situated i'll the parish of Asccn
son, on the lett bank of the Mississippi river
about eight miles above the town of donaldson
vile, having about twclHy-eiSht arpcnts front on
said river, by eighty aipents in depth, with the
opening thereto belonging, bounded on the upper
side By the new river road, and the lower side
hy the land, i'll the possession OF John ". Brown i'll
1861, together with all the buildings and improve
lncnts thereon and all tie appurtcnances thereof
Seized in the above suit to pay and satisfy said
Terms of sale-Cash in United States treasury
Act OF sale, stamps etc, at the expense of the
United States Marshars Office New Orleans,
twenty-tourth day of February, la1l.
s. B. PACKARD.
fc25 mh7 l6 25 apl United States Marshal.
Marearet X. Deas, : Widow, ,ttc..E: $.
ct als., heirs Of Hy. DOya deceased.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
the Fifth Circuit .and District of Louisiana. No
rected, in the above entitled suit. will proceed to
sell to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, April l.,
1871, at twelve o'clock; NJ. at the courthouse.
sion. the following described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN PLANTATION. known as the Mount
Houmas Plantation. situated in the parish of AS
censon, the left bank OF the Mississippi river,
at about eight miles above the town of Donaldson,
vile, having about twenty eight arpents front on
said river, by eighty arpents in depth, with the
opening thereto belonging bounded on the upper
side by the New river road and on the other side
by the lands in the possession of John w. Brown
in 1861, together will all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, and all the appnrtenapt.s>~
thereof.
Seized in the above suit to pay an sot;sfv said
writ s'i.'siS ""'"
Terms of sale-Cash in UnitA sta,es treasury
notes. ssrSsSo Ht"'os 'i0"A1
nnrcS "a sae, 3ps ETC., at the expense of the
Untep yates Marshars Office, New Orleans,
'"e9y-fourth day Of February ISL.
s. b. PACKARD,
Nt Mh71e = apl United ototeo naxahAl.
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looNTusukD FROM FIRST PAaE.1

Huzzars gallOped down every avenue lead.
ing to the Champs Elysees, to search the
streets branching theretron. Not the slight
est attempt at disturbance occurred. About
1000 infantry and cavalry only were in the
advance.
There was no music. but the drum was
beat and the trumpet sounded. A splendid
body of men halted opposite the Palais de
pIndustrie, which was at once occupied by
Huzzars. A few Chlans ride down the
Place dc Ia Concordc, where they view
with derisiOn the faces Of the statues COW
cred with Grape. The Germans are aston
ished at the mournful aspect OF the city and
the desertiOn of its streets.
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A WE'LL EDICATED WIDOW LADY
ESTATE OF CHARLES ii. CHASE,
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL,

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District of louisiana
New Orleans, January 26 1o-' }
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE .TAi ON THE
Il twenty third DAY of Januay. A. d. 1871, war.
rant in bankr1ptcy xasssued against the estate OF
CHAKLES4lt,HiSE, of New Orleans, in the parish
OF Orle.ns. and State of louisiana who has been
34Niised bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment of any debts and delivery OF any property
belonging to such bankrupt to him, or for his use
and the transfer of any property by him, forbid
den by law; that meeting OF the creditors OF said
or more assgnees of his estate, will be held at q
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at New Orleans.
kin, Register on the twenty ninth day Of March, A.
D. 1871, ut nine O'Clock A. M.
8. B. PACKARD,
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Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. /
ErE>r1NIl Marrk lei

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
WEpSE.DAy EVENING, March !. 1871.
We have still to report very easy money
market aud =, no 'hanse IN street .r',m rates ,n,
Al and first class notes, accompanied by
nnauestionable col!atcrais. lO0ll 1oi Al busi,
ness paper without cUllatcials, ana II for good
do, 90lO t"r Al mortgage paper. and ll4l2 for
second grade.
cold opened at nam. against nh at New
York; and closed at o7sclll iasains, 1000.
The sales incu,. s 1000, $2ooo and %55O al III;
s5oO. 5000, kgH0 and $500 at III g + Is 600 a;
III ;l6; %l5tUo and $4,000 at III 0ll! !: 5000,
$1,000 $1,000 and S8ooo at III i, and $4,000 at
DE-. Nothing reported IN silver, except $500 Ii
American halves at l0&l.
Foreign exchange valltG IN agreement with the
course Of gold and hills 1T Ne" York tie mark..
opening AT AZ advance Of i e cent. but snbse-
pn"ntly giving way: and finally closing at t.
cent below ycat'rdsy's fgants. The sale. OF
sterling embraced t1.U,otM, including t20Go biz of
ladinG at l2: 1000 Gear ~ l2o lilo / coo biii OF
ladiu. at l2G3.: s2o.0a rlcar and t:i5.0Go bin OF
ading and clear at l2G's Il lz0 .sio0C 4 +00o and
!. soc hill OF latiinr. and s13fO clear III l2hl t3oo
A bin of l:'dn" ard clear At l2o32 Pc t3o'"
t!aO and EJH0na Al clear ii no; : i"4 IT 2O i;
i0'D first class ~ 10 Il laN private bnir al
III - $500 do sight at ~ - s1:No Al bill OF ladnG
ut los h. soil: and t5'0 private bankers 1T NS',.
STERLING may be quoted At i2o0 20 tor
good 10 Al bill OF l3d,ng and clear. and IZ'H-
for bank.
Domestic exchange was SHADE easter. The
banks supplied rrUslttrrs with sight drafts on NJ"
York at Is i cen; discount and There were sales
of + Is 900 commercial sight on NJ, York. io.oon.
sS23 400. SIS. 600. 50 600 and + 100000 pr!N.t-
bankers at ~ discount: $3ooG $1,000. 1910
and +tO,Oo9 commercial at e. and + lohoo forty
live DAYS sight on Wv FORK - J..
4 private banker gold cheek Oh New York fuT
%5tiDo bIoU .i!t 10 II u. currency.
In stocks nOtic;d sales of lth shares resent
City Bank at $50 p; l8 mississippi. and Mc>irar
Gull Canal ION inrl AZ : 40, a material adv a'l"e:
- 1T the same: II stat" National Bank ~ ~" 81.
aud "A Bank OF New orleans IL y. illthtl M
proNemtnt.
Tie only sales OF warrants reported are mall
amount ne, State tS3(t) II -, and l;0o b.uc
metropolitan Police at -
Dealers luigit city notes III int NJ Sums across
their counters at . + cent discount. and "i't. tG TO
sell At y ~.
The following Oilers were made II response 10
the proposals of Tie CITY Treasurer 10 lricha,'
l0,WW six E cent ctN coIsui>: T' Il. lT".
r20.Wi0 at - /, $4,000 It -. 40 600 ~ %. ana
f20.UoO at 81; -2ltVu al -. -2ofdo III .+S"
$200Io at .i9+ +2rCt" a. $50, T2uHo i. .tio and
81 0on at 900: 500 IL -; eco II 49, l"oOt
1925: + !55 900 AZ -; !'o al 40; = 10000 ~ -
III days. Ilt .~.!rL> MI hv md.
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