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IRWIN'S HALL,

IRWIN'S HALL,
FOUR MIG HTS ONLY.
WEDNESDA Y, THURSDAY, FRIDA Ynnd
SATURD4 7, APRIL "a, 25, 2G and 27.
NOLONEL JOHN r. JOHNsTONs TRANS.
OCENDENT,D DAZZLING AND EXQUISITE
ART TOUR OF EUROPE,
The most magnificent Panorama ever paint
ed. Splendid scenes, numerous effects, brief
lecture, with song and sentiment.
In addition to the entertainment there will
be given away, each night, 100 VALUABLE
PRESENTS, Gold and Bilver Watches, full
sets OF Handsome Furniture, Greenbacks, &c.
Admission 80 cents. Reserved Seate rs cts.
Tickets and diagram at LyBrand's Music
Store, where seats can be secured,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. a
performance will bo given for Families and
Children, on which occasion Adults will bo
admitted at 25 cents; Children l6 cents
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New Butter Irish Potatoes!!
r n TUBS choice new BUTTER, just received
II by last steamer from New York.
10 bbls. Peach Blow POTATOES, in fine
order. and OF best quality.
For sale by II. MULLER.
April IS
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of COLUMBIA s. Q. SATURDAY MORNING. 27 vC
/ M M r. N S E


IN quality. not price, is true OF the STOCK
now offered at tho sign OF the INDIAN GIRL.
In order to close out tho present and r:aLe
room for very large stock recently pur-
chased. sEGARs will be sold remarkably low.
April rs
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BEAUTIFUL OcTAvo EDITION OF OnAroR1os AND
CANrATAs.
Creation. SOC; Messiah, 60; Israel in Egypt,
5e; gndas H1i MsGoat%us, so; Samson, IS; st. Paul
lynn OF Praise, so; Walpurgis Night, rs; As
as aeS n aass 5s psnts AZ Pc 49, Come let us Sing,
Woman OF Samaria, 81. Oratorio C6oruscs
separate, &c each; 60c per dozen.
BEAUTIFUL OcrAvo EDITION OF MASSES.
Beethoven's Mass in O, 50c; Bordese's in F,
70; Ooncone's in F, co. Farmers in d fiat, Isl;
I'd. Sd. 4th. 7th, 9Th, each, rs; 10th, 81; DeMon.
IT, sls, 75c Mozart's lst. GO; 18th, 45; 18th. So;
solennelle, 1.60; Weber's in g, Soc; in e nat.
70; southards in F, 38; in D, 38.
Complete Operas, fall vocal score, including
TTso,sa1siyes Trsy1st 81 each Faust Fidelo, Martha.
age OF Figaro, Norma, Ernani, Preciosa, Tro-
MTaatore, Fra Diavolo, Luoretia Borgia, Lucia
Inc above can be had Of any music dealers or
nr,pp the publisheTs Sent, on receipt Of
price. OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
q. n. DITSON Il co.,
APrll . WsN I'll Broadway, NY.
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FISHER & SILLIHAN,
(Oppostte Columbia Hotel,)
DR. UG GGISTS,

=, AND dealers in pure DRUGS,
WCHEM1CALS, Family Medicines, IL
IA Toilet Articles, sponges. Fine[1kC
PSrfumory, Flavoring Extracts, Seede, &o.I
@PRESORIPTIONS prepared with ACCURACY
ana hdeiity, at all hours of the day or night.
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Initial and Monogram Press.
r.. r. STOKES

s now prepared, with Press and apper
1 tainments, to manufacture INITIAL pa
PER and ENVELOPES to order. embossed
ana IN colors' OF all sizes and quality.
ALSO,
Keeps constantly in store full stock OF
Fancy and Staple STA IONERY, BLANK
BOOKS, Fancy Articles and all goods pertain
April 90
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BEORETARYS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., April II, 1872.
NNHE next annual meeting Of tho Stock
holders OF this Company will be held at
CHARLOTTE. N. O., on WEDNESDAY. the first
day OF May next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Stockholders and their families residing
with them will be passed over the Road with.
ont charge, going to and returning from
charlotte to attend the meeting. Evidence
OF such interest must be exhibited to the
April II rs Secretary.
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Alex. Harris, a preacher, and one of
the most honest and respectable colored
citizens in York County, opened the
Liberal Republican campaign in South
Carolina at Rock Hill on Saturday. He
denounced Scott and the swindling
carpet-bag Government OF the State. and
spoke in favor Of concilliation and good
feeling between tho two races. He was
followed by Mr.. Jonathan McElwee,
who spoke in his usual eloquent and
!orcible manner. He poured hot shot
into the Radical ranks, and made some
telling hita on the party.
Nepotism prevails in Japan as it does
IN this country-only in different
shape. There they apply it to religious
apostates by crucifying the convert, his
brothers, parents, grandparents, etc.
The interests Of humanity in this coun-
try would seem to dictate an advantage
GUS exchange of systems with the Japs.
some idea of the vastness of ST. Paul's
Cathedral, London, is had in the fact
that fewer than $4,000 persons were
under its roof on the occasion of the
royal thanksgiving.
An Alabama paper publishes the fol-
lowing notice: Married, at Flinstone,
by the Rev. Windstone, Mr.. Nehemiah
Sandstone and Miss Wilhemina Eggles.
stone, both of Limestone"
After using the terms ssassassin, "
''liar," "thief," etc., a California editor
winds up by calling brother editor q
she sohool-ma'sm."
An Indiana man has instituted pro-
ceedings to restrain his wife from put
ting up tombstone over the grave of
her first husband. There's new ground
of divorce.
There are over 60, ,OOo miles of railroad
in this country, and of this aggregate
nearly one-tenth was built during last
year.
Rousseau says: 'Men can better phi
1osophise on the human heart, but
woman can read it better"
A brave and brilliant ioeman in Rut-
land tarred and feathered the sign and
show window of his enemy at night.
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Notlce 10 Capltalists---Sale of City of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 8, 1872.
OChHOANT TO authority delegated by fol.
Il lowing resolution. adopted by CITY Conn.
cll March 2G. 1872. will soil at public auction
on Ms,EDNESDAY. May 10. 1872, TWO HUN
KIT DnI ASD FIFTY THOUSAND (s250 0eO)
DOLLARS city of Columbia seven per cent
twenty year bonds: f--
Nesotced, That the City Treasurer be in.
structed to advcris for sale before tho Court
house, IN the city OF Columbia, on the 18th
DAY OF May next, tho bonds Of the CITY Of Co
iumoia authorized to be Issued by the said
city, under tho Act of the General Assemble
just adjourned; that the advertisement ho
published III one newspaper in the CITY of Co.
lumpla, one In the city of Cha rleston. a I'd two
newspapers in the city OF New York at least
thirty days before tho day of sale: that thc
PONDS to be sold he signed as prescribed by
the saia ACT, On the day,of sale, or az soon
.nel9hter as practicable, and delivered to tho
purchaser as soon as tho purchase money has
been paid and the bonds registered: and that
the proceeds OF eale be applied strictly in
conformity with the said Act and in no othcr
way" " 'o ''''''
Said bonds will be of the denominations q,
sI9O' scoo and II 900. The proceeds OF the
ssi1 s, W pe usea Tor the erection Of new CITY
meDts. F0'o ''upiofc-
:, Inc right IN reserved to diapose of a part Of
tho said bonds in lots or in whole. IN tha
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
Any further information dcsirsd can be oh.
'A'hed ny adMdrnsslng M:1 VIM. J. ETTEK,
City treasurer, Columbia, s. C.
A5- Charleston Courier, Now York Journal
Of Commerce, New York Fin0ucjuJ (hrn,; ;n;s
copy and send bill to City Treasurer. Colum.
Oin. April
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Tongues, Strips. Beef, &c.
q DOZ. SMOKED B. TONGUES,
~ 9C0 lbs. primo Smoked Beef,
LOCO lbs. Breakfast Strips,
Fulton Market Corned Beef,
Pickled Pig Pork, for sale low by
April "a e. HOPE.
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MeW Rnnl

New Books.
ft>HE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY, l,y Bish.
Church. Vol. l. IS. 'to"n
r Aunt James Hero. by Author Of Stepping,
Hannah, new Novel. by Miss Muloch. Soc
I6n Il DUFFlE Il CHAPMAN
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Notice.
HAVING been appointed by the Judge of
III Probate for Richland to the Office of
Committee of the Person and Estate of
THOMAS DAVIS. OF this city, adjudRed a
lunatic, we respectfully ask that ali persons
having demands against him will present
them to 1s, or to Messrs. Melton & Clark, our
Attorneys.
@. Q. MARSHALL. lc.;..
April Is
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Just Received, direct from Spain,
= CASKS very fine CLARET. portion of
Charleston, which can be had at HARDY
SOLOMON'S, for the sum Of $15O per gallon.
ALSO,
Ten cases very fine PRESERVED FRUITS,
low. Anril "a g
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Quaint old Burton has favored US with
an Anatomy Of Melancholy" but who
shall dissect the melancholy tallacieS and
fibs with which knayes and fanatics en-
deavor to delude the sick and feeble Of
this generation. Charlatans, through the
newspaper press, recommend TO the
strengthless victim Of disease couvulsing
purgatives which, If taken, are sure to
turn his debilitated system almost inside
out, and sink him into the uttermost
depths Of helplessness and dependency
Fanatics, on the other hand, assure the
PROSTATE patient that no medicine con-
tanning 0itiusive stimulant ought TO pass
his lips. II he elects TO be guided by the
advice oil impostors and lunatics, lei him
make his will and order his coffin; but Il
there is a spark Of common sense In his
composition, let him resort in his extrem.
ity TO Hcstetter's Stomach Bitters, the
most potent Of vegetable tOniCs and alter.
atives-thc purest and most entirely
wholesome OF indicated stimulants. The
wonderful physical prostration and NAL
arious fevers which this rara specific has
effected during the last twenty-five years,
arc the most conclusive answers that can
be given TO the enemies Of mankind who
sfter volcanic cathartics as tones, and to
the mistaken beings who would refuse q
medicinal stimulant to poor, broken
down invalid, who Is literally dying by
inches for the want Of judicious stimula-
ton. Temperance, properly understood,
countenances no such folly as this The
State laws enacted 10 put down the alb
horrGnt vice of drunkenness, provide for
the sale Of brandy, whisky, and other
liquors as medicineS and II thees adulter.
ated liquors OF trade arc accepted by
temperance legislators Ss remedies, what
ought to be the general verdict Of the
temperance public as regards the peerless
vegetable tonic based upon stimulant
absolutely pure. eod&w
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( Baltimore UathG Hasist.

BALTn1oRH, Novembet 81. -BRRR Oar.
TIE-Early In the week under the then
present advices, the Wholesale market
opened somewhat active, and with q
shade advance on The best grades, for
which there was q good demand, there
being but few Of that class Of Cattle on
hsnd-medium and common stock show.
ed no material change since last week,
and became very dull sometime before
and up TO the close Of the market The
greater part Of the, receipts consisted. oil
Cattle Of rather inferior quality.
Prices today for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows: Best Beeves at SO e0a6 %;
that generally rated first quality a 75a
Q co. medium or good fair quality IS O0a
8 70; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows g 37a3 90; inferior and lowest
grades Of Cattle 80 00a0 00-general az
erage OF the market to-day "a 81; extreme
range Of prices % STAT Is. Most Of the
sales were from 90 70 to 4 70 per 100
lbs. OF the receipb.270 head came from
Ohio, $50 from West Virginia, 1077 from
Virginia, 101 from Maryland, and ia
head from the District Of Columbia-total
receipts for The week 1857 head, against
2400 last week, and 3006 head same time
last year. or the offerings 1895 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, sos
head sold to spectators for Eastern mar
kets, 305 10 York county dealers, 1877 to
Carroll county dealers, and 70 head to
country dealers-total sales for the week
$3.50 head, against 1878 last week, and
244l head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMB,-The receipts Of
sheep have been light again this week,
but we have no change to note in the quo.
tations. There has been some little East.
ern demand, and good sheep, which are
scarce, are wanted. We quote fair to
good sheep at 4ta5tc, and good to extra
at 5fa6c per ID gross. Stock sheep dull
at 81 25a3 90 per head, as u size and
quality. Lambs are in lair demand Of
50 95a3 90 per head. Receipts this week
1893 head, against 1866 last week, and
1,027 head same time last year.
Hoes-There has been rather liberal
supply during the past week, except at
the beginning, when prices advanced q
shade, and the demand continued quite
active at the higher figures, keeping pace
with the arrivals, and at the close the pens
arc comparatively bare. Good light
smooth hogs tinu most ready sale at our
highest figures. We quote corn fed in
good demand at $6a6 50 per 100 lbs. Re-
ceipts this week 9,5S7 head, against 5944
last week, and 0 ,467 head same time last
wear,
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In elsyating the national alggg pgsr tho
capitol building, got one hSg Wrons
side up Upon calling his attention %
this fact brought out the indignant 70.
ply that "be jaberS It wasn't his fault, the
carpenter made the mistake In getting tie
wrong end Of the flag staff up" The
proper construction ola Gag unlurled with
the Union down, we believe, Is distress.
And though Patrick didn't mean to con.
yey thls idea, II has 0 very potent mean
ing. The Democratic LegiSlatuTe. sitting
under that flag never was In greater dis
treas. They called for q convention and
got II; they nominated o candidate, for
Governor and got him beaten; hey H. q.
creased all the salaries Of oflireia a ne
State and Republicans lsteppet in and
took q large number Of the best Of them;
they are carrying large number Of in.
dIviduals who have doubtful reputation,
and now the they have o code 10 ymalEe,
and to salty the people with the neR OF:
der Of things, which % too great q load
for Q party to carry that has no existence
In four-afths Of the States Of the Unl6n!
No wonder that they are ini distress. y n. "a
The absence ofthe West Virginia Jour.
nal to the Republican members Of tho
Legislature, as well as to the pnbiic gem,
orally is sadly missed. Its editor. like
0thello are without employment, butitiS
to be hoped that they will soon revive,
and give US the Journal in itsformer reg.
ulAr manner. The loss to the prupristots
above the insurance is about $4,000.
There 10 strong talk oil removing the
Capital among the members Of The Legis-
lAlure. or this, however, will speak
more fully in my next. HENRY.
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dbG4tsllissrtsr:
THE SONG OF LIFE.
ETLL. MAESHAL.

RHI. A. NARHAL-
..,t,Alln Raily dance away
~ 81 merry, early day. -,
ay1 To1nS Hope with rapture Sings
'Is,iT ply your golden wings.
.5Tly AZ, ind bear a. on,
HslsSd where JOY 10 won;
Ihs SioFiouS future, where,
" o lin Aeo oil bright and tAlf,
G IrI.s i,Wstt miles hhaIl welcome US
yoSih md Hope sing ever thus.
,,...,, ot sorrow, care and pain,
h BtSIISS youths AIr Visions vain,
IrIv,%e besF me 70 my tombl
~ .nld IL silent gloom,
I%.S an nv woes forget
n S,Ip hopes, and vain regreti
aa.rSoOd'S days are fall Of pain.
Woali / we're Q boy again
TSTI-A dulArd. or 4 e1gs,-
vosSs ,he man Of middle age.
,u,,Aood'. dreams, and Manhood's care
Xxx SIye len me. There, up there,
~ ~ ~ Ih0ee Of Lies clear stream,
~ YI1Stpr NJ than B0yhood's dream,
SSgsss p1lSee, grand and tAiF,
aSsSS an free inom earthly care.
ninTVooa and trouble DER, d
nav reSt forever more
oSieklT, quickly come, o Death,
S,ieons 6O thine icy breath
Nm fesrS ahd cares diSpel. 1910 ..
ia Sad sorrow, fare 70 well ~
SSnS ia hInL-but Joyous tone,
tSIStt thS righteous, aged ons.
4 rBTtE, FssI "a, NOv. ssh, 1871.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
4ARKETSBY TELEGRAPH.
The FIurrH in WAN stresl.

New YORK, Nov 23.-11:16 A. MA
the opening Of the market to-day North.
western sold ct 1866, caah, declining in two
sales to 16Oa145; finally rallying to 100; al
which ,fguresit remains at the present
writing. No failures have been announc.
led yet,
| d1HEw York, Nov. 2S.-1:OO p. M.-The
stock market Ia queter now. Common
opened at 100, cash. sold down to 140, and
then advanced To 100, remaining station
ary Of that quotation; Erie opened at 50,
sold down TO 6i, up to "a and down to
6Hi Lake Shore sold at SO TO 00f, and 10
e9t; Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Cen
Itral sold at S01, 3Sa, 3e4a32s; Western
Union sold at 75f, 77iA764; Rock Island
bold at 1914, 110a109; Union Pacific sold
Iat 344. 36ta35t Pacific Mail sold at 80,
81saS6i; New York Central touched
At. The rise in various shares
was occasloned by the efforts Of the
shorts TO cover. The subsequent de-
cline Is attributed TO report that the set
Elements OF the short contract In N, w.
Common are making 10 and that nearly
al shorts are allowed tosettle. The only
exception is said 10 be Mr. Tracey. Money
hos been strong at seven per cent gold.
Gold market again partially cornered,
sold from 112t up to 1884, with loans at
! per cent per day. II has since fallen to
ll2t, indicating more plentiful supply
and 10 now quoted 113. Northwest Com.
mon Is now being bought in under the rule
for parties who refused to settle: AZ 600
shares just bought at 200 cash, supposed
70 belong TO Daniel Drew. The only sus.
pension yet known is Treat & Co. The
settlements reported Of the North West
Common this morning amout to about one
million, between par and 1876. During the
day 1900 shares Of Northwest Common
were bought In under the rule, said to be.
long 10 John BlOodgood. 1t seems Ger.
tain that Gould owns in stock and con.
tracts 100000 shares OF the Northwestern
Common. The capital stock of which Is
only 100000 shares.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November 23.-Colton-
Quiet; mlddllng upland 1StA19o. Flour
Demand fair and market firm at 81 25a
2 90. Whcat-In fair demand; 81 49,
] 65. Corn-Demand light but holder
firm; old 4Sc; new 800. Rye-Market
steady at 67a70c. Oats-27aS5c. Barley
Dull but unchanged. Olls-steady. Gro
feries-Firm and in fair demand. Pro-
Yisious-Pork-Quiet at $13 90. Lard
Quiet; kettle Tic, Bulk Meats-Quiet
shoulders 44c; clear rib sides 6ic; clear
&c, 10 days in salt. Bacon-Shoulder
dull at 6fc; clear rib sides 10c; clear 10ic
Green Meats-Quiet; shoulders $40; sidel
5ic; hams 8ta9c. Hogs-$4 10a4 Is
MhiakY-99c.
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az dfthe ,(tespOibiblIity upon tho
Democratic Atty. Therefore, 1.-THE Cap.
ital should be removed, the people Of this
District must look TO their much loved
Democra tic brethren 10 repair the wrong.
Davenport, Of Wheeling, has q bin in his
pocket which l am informed that he, in.
tends TO Introduce upon the drst favorable
opportunity. This bill contains the Wheel.
ing proposition, which seems TO strike
members more iAvorably than any other.
- ~ 1900 zsi7sss,-s saaa- HEHRY.
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4 Unlversal ArtIcle OF Fni,h.-]

A Universal Article of Faith.-In
these days Of religious contention it has
been thought impossible to indicate an
article oil faith upon which all sects and
classes were united. There is one, how
ever, and very notable one too, viz, q
belief which is implicit and universal in
the paramount efficacy Of that matches
HOUSEHOLD Tonic AND RECUPERANT,
PLANTATION BTTrERs. The constantly
increasing patronage which It receives
has, It is true, excited the petty envy Of
certain splenetic advertisers OF pinchbeck
paneccas, who hope to make market for
their own stagnant, watery wares, by de-
crying all spirituous medicinal prepare
tons. But the public can stomach neither
their arguments nor their rotations, and
consequently reject these very weak imi-
tations of the enemy as entirely too thin
The "Housekeeper" OF our Health
The liver is the great depurating or
blood cleansing organ Of thesystem. Set
the great housekeeper OF our health at
work, and the foul corruptions which
gender in the blood and rot out, as II
were the machinery Of lie, are gradually
expelled from the system For this pur-
pose DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov.
cry Is prominently the article needed. II
cures every kind Of humor, from the
worst scrofula to the common Pimple,
blOtch or eruption. Great eating ulcers
kindly heal under its mighty curative In.
tluence. Virulent blood pOIsons that Turk
in the system, are by It robbed of their
terrors, and by q persevering and some.
what protracted use Of 1t, the most tainted
systems may be completely renovated and
built up anew.
Enlarged glands, tumors and swellinga
dwindle away and disappear under tie
influence Of this great resolvent. 1t Is
sold by all druggists. eod&w
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BALTIMORE, November 23.-Flour-Iu
good demand for local trade; no export
demand. Wheat-Dull except Tor choice
descriptions and prices unchanged. Corn
Steady; western mixed quiet at CSC.
Oats-Firm; western mixed 42a42tC;
white Coo. Rye-Quiet at SQaS5C. Pro-
visions-Dull. Mess POrk-$16 90, spot.
Bulk MeatS-Shoulders 5ta5sc; sides STA
DC; clear rib 0a0tc. Bacon-ShouIders
6taG4c; sides 9ia10c; clear rib 1O3a10!c.
HGms-15ia16tc for new; no old here.
Lard-New western steam SIC. Whisky
Steady at 9j1c. ~
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New York Dry Goods Market

NEW YoRK, November 2S.-Businesl
b rather more active with first hands ant
lobbers, The market for cotton goods |.
unchanged, steady and strongIwith good
demand for standard brown and bleach
ID sheetings and shirtings. Canton fan
hels active, and all low grades scarce
Ticks and dehims in better enquiry anC
firm. Amoskeg A bleached shifting, NJ
cent Foreign goods quiet but show
more activity In white goods and en-
broideries for holiday trade. Importa
tons continue light and were under 81,
$50 900 Tor the week.
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New York Money and stock Marke,

New YORK, November 23.-MoNEY-
Stringent; loaned as high as I per cent
per diem; closed firm at z per cent gold.
GoLD-During the morning was scarce
and advanced from 1124 to 118s, and
loaned as high as per cent per day, but
in the afternoon became more plentiful
and fell TO 11sta1l3. Loans were made
at from 1.Q to fiat. Clearings $17S, OOO,-
900. The Treasury disburaed $S41 ,OOO
Exports for the week $2s2,OOO.
STERLING ExCHANdE--Q Quiet and steady
Of 1Osa10St for sixty days, and 1909 for
sight.
GoVRRNMENTs-Wesk at the opening,
but tirmer at the close.
The Bank statement Is unfavorable.
The net loss Is about one million, and
hold little over one million in excess Of the
aa1 l.