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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March Z, Is7a
Cotton steady; good ordinary 100 2OAc Net rsce,pts
sN balss Esporis-To Great Britain. fS7s Sales, &c.
Stock. $3.50
NEW ORLEANS. March 2, 1874
Cotton quiet and weak middinas 22Ac. Net receipts,
4S!o Daes gross 300 ExportsTo Great Britain 8776;
e the Continent l9; coaswse, $685. Sales 6Q Stock,
MOBILE. March z, lS7a
Coton-.Buyers and sellers apart very dull. MI tdngs
&c Net rsSeiPs us bales k1pors-coaswisc.
SAVANNAH, March z. 1877.
Coon-Buyers and sellers apart very quiet Middlngs
consuen 49, oc.stw sissI g. Sales. S ssoeS S 'n'
Rail shipments Wheat $500 bushcis. Flour quiet ana
Wheat G% and e. s.s Corn aSe and
active Rye inactive Barley dull lower at 72c for
Western Seeds at % 70 IS for clover and w3 20
$S 81 for timothy Pork quiet at @8 90 Lard quiet at 9Ac
OswReo, March 7, 1872
Flour steady; 1000 bbls at VI rs for spring,
90 25 for amber winter SO rs for white winter and Nv Is
Milwaukee clubs and 81 3D. for choice white Canada Corn
for Bay 9uinte Rye held At &c. for western Corn meal
soS 2. 81 60 for ooted and VI 50 for unsoted per cwt
freghFlour, to Albany 49c TO New York. SIC. 10 Bos-
ton, CSC.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat hrmer stronger:
sales of No. spring at 81 % 81 28A Corn active but
closed steady at 371ac for No. mixed Oats quiet and
At 0 at a S u u and Sa
ing; pork sold at $ll Isl lard sold at shc hams in pickle
steady at 9Ac. Bulk meats quiet and nominaly
shoulders SOLD a. 4S sides S clear rib sides
~ So 2Hc whskey quiet but firm at $40. Live hogs
IN good demand for shpgng Receptssl,0oo bbs
5000 bbs -four 1900 bushels wheat SUO do. corn, 500
do. oats Zoo do. 5000 do barley and 5000 hogs
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MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The Rink mt Sixty.Third Street Purchased
mt Cost Of S2J, OOO-A Minority Protest
Against the Bargain.
stated monthly meeting Of the American Insti-
tute was held last evening at the rooms Of the
Society in the Cooper Union. There was large at
tendance OF members present and the proceedings
were of more than ordinary interest. AS usual, the
doors were strictly barred against men,
bers Of the press, the Institute, with
all its professed zeal In the cause OF
science and learning, seemingly having holy nor.
ror OF Its proceedings as deliberative body being
fairly and mparLially reported. Great dssatisfxc.
ton Is felt by large number OF members at the
persistence of the inqusltOrial manner In which
the business Is conducted, but without effect as
the "Ring" which controls the Institute Is sum-
ciently strong to have things It's own way.
brief inaugural address was delivered by Pro.
lessor Barnard the newly elected President OF the
topics Of interest which had iransplTed Since the
last meeting he was grated TO testify to the great
prosperity OF the Institute, both financially and
otherwise IL never having been In so flOurshihg a
condition in any previous period OF its history.
The Board OF Trustees, who have also been re-
Rink at Slxty-third street had been purchased Tor
the Institute at cost OF $4,000. on lease OF SIX
years. at rent OF $la 600 year. The Institute bind
road Company Sl,5O0 every year IN which
fair was not held. The report was &C
point was raised by some of the members tnat the
new Board or Trustees were not entitled u make
the report, The Old Board having made the pur-
chase should have reported at the last annual meet
ting, out failed TO do so. The Objection was over
ruled by the Chairman member stated that under
the new lease the Rink would cost the Institute
$40, 600 year-$13,OOO rent $4,000 taxes, $4,000
insurance and 1880 interest on the $4,000. lie
said that at the expiration OF the six years the
Institute would lose the s25.00O without any equiv
alent, the only parties who would be benefited
peing the shareholders of the Third Avenue Rail-
road. After considerable discussion the report was
finally adopted, and the meeting adjourned
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THE SHOOTING OF PAT. REAGAN.

Jim McClusley Again Observation-Disclosures
AIIeacd to Have Fired the Shot.
James McCluskey, charged with shooting Patrick
Reagan, In liquor store, corner OF Broadway and
Seventh avenue was arraigned at the Yorkvie Po-,
lice Court yesterday for the second time and was.
again remanded. II Is now thought that 1t was not
McCluskey who fred the shot, but person named
Masterson, for whom the police OF the Twenty
second precinct are hunting. Reagan was
very drunk when shot, and he may,
1t is said, nave been mistaken as
D, Brien In whose custody McCluskey Is, yesterday
produced In court certificate from DIR. William u.
SchuyIer, OF the Roosevelt Street Hospital, in
whose care Reagan is. According to this the In
jured man is In q very precarious condition, the
chances being unfavoraDie 10 MS recovery. Inc
although thorough search has been made, It's
location cannot be found. There Is q probability
the case the man may recover; otherwise the
chances are against HIM.
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Died.

BATHGATE.-At Newark, N. j.. on Weane ,,es
March 9, SARAH NJ, eldest daugheer VI
ana the iate Elizabeth 9. Bathgate. o. o,,a,a the
The relatives and friends are nviseu " GRANGE
funeral from her fathers residence , oio - N
street, on Saturday, March o ~ Two oo'o'~
IntermenI m Mount Pleasant Cemetery, rvsA
BErz-On Wednesday m9rnins' E Malen Betz.
CLARA daughter OF John D. anu """a'0'" '
aer Se re1atses aud friends Of tue amuT are respect
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

COLIE-WooDRUFP.-On Thursday. February %,
by the Rev. MIR. Kirkland Mr.. SAMUEL ID. COLE, OF
BufIalo, TO Miss AMANDA WOODRUFF, daughter OF
the late Samuel d. woodruff, of springfield, N. J.
Buffalo papers please copy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, March T. at
the residence OF Mr.. T. W. Williams, 1876 West FIR
tieth street. by the Rev. Isaac Riley, Mr.. John II.
CoLvIN, OF this city, to Miss ANNIE wICKLIFFE, OF
Illinois.
lNGERsoLL-FowLER.-In this city, on wedncs-
day, March 9, GEORGE N. lNGERsoLL to ANNA n.
FOWLER. No cards.
WEsTERvELT-TAULMAN.--A Piermont. on tne
Hudson, on Wednesday, March g. by the Kew:
to Mss ELLA f., daughter OF W. W. Tauiman'!hsF
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

the press reports OF a much camer feeling In
every way on the other side with reference to the
Alabama claims, and further advance OF e per
cent In United States stocks IN London to-day, in
duced strong market at the government board
and corresponding improvement in actual busi-
ness, although so far as quotations are concerned
there is outside the currency issue very little change
In the figures The inquiry was limited to the usual
current investment interest," the active condition OF
the money market still keeping away from this de-
partment OF business a great deal OF capital that
viii seek governments later in the season,
when, with the advent OF easy rates
on call, less inducement will be offered. The
Following were the closing qu0tations:-United
Bates currency skies, 114 HAS do. skies, 1881,
reRistered. il4H 114x; do do, coupon l16H a
1l6x; do do, fve-twenties, registered, May and
November. 1l1A lily; do. do, 1862, coupon, do,
1l1Ka 111x; do do, 1854, do. do, l11% MS;
do. do, 1855. DO. do, 112js 1l2X; do. d. 1867
registered. January and July, 111K Xix; do. do,
1885, coupon, DO, 10Y Ill; do. do, 1867, do. do,
112K 1l2k; do. do, 1868, no. d. 112h o 112a;
do. Aves Of 1884, funded, registered, 1887 1905 !;
DO. do. do. coupon, 1887 los,S; do. ten.iorties,
registered, I07z l071; do do, coupon, los 1885,
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, March Tsp n.
CoyvKE-The market continues without new feature to
note remaining dull and nominal We quote Cargoes RIO
ordinary l6Ac. l6Nc; fair. Nc Ike. good, Ike.
l7,<c.; primo lSAc. $780, gold in bond. sixty days;
Aaracaibo. lsc. 1890. Laguayrs. lsc. 2Oc. ST. Do
mingo. in bond. Ac HISc: Java 22c &c., gold, duty
paid.
CoTroN.-In cotton, the spot the transactions
tnued very light and chiefly for consumption Prices
per h. lower The market for fusure delivery mod
eraey active but at $780, lower rates. The sales
ported on Change to-day sum up ~ f0liows:
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t0tsi: ...i,W bcSo x.ooS
been a. folows:Last evenins-Msrch sos at Sshc; April,
s q g 81 1iss oo q ~ 600 q . i I
s0S q 2szo 100 al slsS iSO 4 A.. I9s:
> sso 800 = ae !os a. y a-iss $500 a. a May,
g sc June no At % iisc zoo SHc October 900 az
total, 1850 bales. The receipts the ports
up follows Galveston, 6oi New Orleans lsl5; Mobls,
Norfcls SIS; Baltimore ?os New YSrs Boston. "a
1855 Rates cotton to foreign closed steady fol-
% nve a5S Sy SAL SSr To HAT,
I'd. compressed To Bremen bv steam, &c, gold,
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
Ine southern list was unusually dull, but without
indicauon OF weakness. The virglnias wete in
iac1 atrine nrmer and the North Carolinas excep-
oonaiy strong, the old bonds closing 80 36,S. The
new South Carollnas were also IN better request
Advices from Alabama say that the Legislature Of
that state mas passed bill establishing q sinking
fund and setting apart onetwcnteth Of one per cent
upon the taxable property OF the State-an amount
sufncient 10 pay the debt as 1t natures
TINS measure is claimed to be the initiative
gtep In the new policy OF the state which
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The are based on cotton running IN qualify not
than half grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts- 5,04 bbs; wheat,
$500 bushels corn. 500 do meal 100 bbs and 6a2
baes oats, 7O bushels; barley $500 Flour steady
under moderate trade demand The sales OF all kinds
gregate about 7O bbs at prices within the of
quotations Corn meal remained quiet and unchanged Sales
Of loo bbls Western yellow In store, ct $S 80 3 s. We
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whess was dull and ncmin. about 81 81 ST 81
@ seS S
ss s.i
Rye and az
y steady and ate den the sales were about
Soc for No. Chicago, IL store and aaoat and Sc dev
ehe aes es o car oas of e 81 AZ 3c ag
three choice fourowed State at 81 Canada held
s,s inquiry for
there moderate call for vessels for the petroleum
.fs hi.
ds Ssy :. vs =: u 's AGO.
sge: groyisoni s and BY sa 100 tlercss lard AND
ss' :'s Is sSs'S ard a. ara g
'S heard
h'ass n1 Ss c with
ss 20 S At CO.
$50. We quotes
Cuba Centrifugal and mixed.......l9c. a s0c.
Ea a.sS; r:ann: &c. &c. s ss IT, &c.
n, Muscovado crocery.......... ...Soc ago. o-m.
Ensish Islands. .............. .:. 30 &c.
NASAM sTcIisrSs market for spirit. iurpenine con.
v.1y aa SIs siisd sSa s ss .n nsrs
ss. ~ "a, 4 A
So @ n 'so %s
s sss. ss g; s DBL
and 900 bbs do. for September all on private terms
Tar quiet and rhe easer quoted at w ~ with bids
PETRoLEUMThe market for refined continued dull and
to-day trie easier, although entirely nominal quoted
22Sc. for remainder OF month Crude, In
bulk also quiet but unchanged held A. shc Ease OIL
those figures ksphsha que. but firm at lie lie
At Creek the market was Inactive,
but very quoted at $S 70 both upper and lower road
Refined quoted sAc for spot saAc for last half of
PaoyIsroNs- Receipts-Pork, sls bbls beet, Is pack
The market for mess pork was moderately scive about
steady The sales 1850 bbs at $13 $S ~ cash
and SIS s7h for balance Of month $50 bills Tor April at
sS LOO IBIS fSs s NAV az o
3 30 for unexpected BaconThe market was steady but
limited Sales 125 boxes Western long clear At
$780, and 100 boxes city long clear at 7sc gHc Dressed
$40 for Western and 6kc 7kc for the range OF city
Beef remained quiet and without change In prices Sales
made lots of about l20 bbs at from 80 $l for
uerces. and us $50 for mess Beef hams
quiet, but steady within the range Of $l2 $26
with sales 30 bills Cut meats were dull but without de-
Size 534c; smoked shoulders &C. 6hc do hams, l0c
49, picked shoulders &C. 5Hc; do. HAMS s1c ytc; do
bellies 7c &c., for boxed loose Lardthe market for
Western was steady a. closing prices sales oW
$50 erces, for April 7.lsc 75o terces for May
at 9c and $50 to-day and last EVENING" Tor june at
4c City lard quiet but steady at shc win sales OF
RIoF-There has been fair business to-day IN all de-
scrptons Sales 40 erces Carolina Mt Sc
9c., l0 bags Pans 7,c &c and 4O bags Rangoon
suoAn.- There has been moderate business consum-
to-day raw, the market remaining about steady on
the o. for far 10 good refining; The sales
weel6o hhds Of fair 70 good refining Cuba o. Skc w.
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef was nrm and In good demand at from t0ko l3c.
for common to prine. Hogs-Nothng Offering Receipts
Cattle $50, and hogs 5000
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fair good far refining, $40 $40 good 70 prime refining
e esG.Ss srosssy y lOc Seo.rliuss hSa. scses
DC. = 6Nc Aayaia-Boxss, Dutch standard kos 10 O.
e. do 70 % H. e s4o DO. Is % Is SNc.
&c. whiss. like; lAlc Porto Rico-Common g prime
Bras1-5usch standard Nos 70 i. IKE. ssMc Javs~
Dutch standard Mo- 10 70 r. &c. $50 Superior
grades, INC: . 80. grocery do. skc lo1c
s.EDa.Clover v.s dull and lower. Small sales were
sTEARINE remained dull and nominal ct lOc for tierces
TALLOw Arm and 10 moderate request. Sales 10000
b. city at 9,Sc. and $50 lbs- Western at 95Sc.
wHIsKEy-Receis.7 So bba The market was quiet, but
remained steady The sales ABOUT loo bbls ct soc.
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In the gold loan market the Rates ranged from i've
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations or the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
0ONu ClcdIcu VIZ, OuS,UU
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. 929,5 sos
Currency balances. .................... 1,025.3v0
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rs hhda Of far do - sc % hhds private
terms and 6lO boxes at SIC. go. Refined
request and steady at Ike and Ia<c tor hards
Mess Amsnn Co. report the stock sales and receipts
- folleWs:-
Hhd& Bores. Bags keiado.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

ness to-day has been usual railroad and miscc
aneous stock market. the transactions In gold having
been too insignificant 10 require more than passing
notice. much less active and important business was
done to-day than yesterday, reference to the official
printed sales-which, in their present amended
shape, form their own commentary on the
days proceedngs-will show The forenoon market was
animated and lively trade was done. as disposition
was evinced among the proprietors OF large and small
and moderate blocks OF stock to market their holdings at
the high figures now going. There Is an innate desire
I'm the human heart, that is the Wallst speculative
human heart TO make money, and profit OF three or
four or half dozen per cents too anrngto be rejected
for slight and transient causes, and in consequence
heavy realizing have been the order Of the day Again.
reaction is but natural after brisk an upward run
and though speculation breeds thrves, ana grows iat
upon easy money, yet its eternal unrulng would not
carry prices SO high but that they must at times re-
act and rebound. as from tmo to time tne
wires arc pulled by the hidden hands OF tne
operators Of these IdntOeeinL For stocks arc Due
puppets, however we may attempt to deny IT,
Later in the day stocks irregular and prices were
lower as a rule, though there were exceptions 10 the
rule, and among the exceptions were Canton, Panama
Railroad Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and Union
Pacific which were strong at the close, while the other
stocks upon the list generally weak The opening
highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks we're as io
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

Messrs. Wnsow, Lanier & CO. report that nearly
S1ocOOO0 Of the Cincinnati, RchDOnd and Fort Wayne
Railroad first mortgage per cent gold bonds have been
sold since August last when they first placed on
the market. at 92 aud interest and that the price will
probably be advanced In few days Investors In these
bonds trebly secured: First by a rst mortgage on
road which Is finished and IN operation; secondly, by
contract for Interchange Of business with three pros
porous and powerful corporadons controlling in it,
favor vast amount OF business; thirdly, by the direct
and absolute guaranty Of The interest jointly sew
orally, by indorsement the bonds, by tho Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company, tho Pennsyl-
wanna Company, and the Grand Rapids aud Indiana
Railroad Company.
The Philadelphia stock market Is inactive; PonDsyl-
wanna g., lO7 Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad, 2Gl;
Reading Railroad, 57l Pennsylvania Railroad, 5 Cold
ll3.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
biNKING HOUSE or FISK & HATCH.
No. B NASsAu-sr.


NEw-YoRK, Sept 1s, 1872
DEPOSITS received, on which We allow interest at
the rate Of four per cent per annum Special ar
rangements made with Savings Banks and Others
depOsiting large amounts.
We issue CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT available in
all parts Of the country, and bearing interest in case
OF special deposit.
We mako CoLLEcTtoys for merchants and others
in all parts Of the country.
Orders for INVESTMENT STOCKS and BoNDs
executed at the Stock Exchange, Oh commission, FOX
ash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT and other FIRST CLASS
SECURITIES, such as CENTRAL PACIFIC and CHIsA-
PEAKE and ONO Bonds.
The small amount Of CHESAPEAKE AID ONO
BoNDs remaining in the hands Of tho Company
viii be disposed of by Us at private sale giving in-
vcstors an opportunity to purchase this fayore se-
curity upon terms which should insure an advance
upon tho completion Of road and their Introduction
80 '-'0 FISK s. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at p. m. Y

The gold market cnistc but little attention. ana there
are no serious considerations affecting the premium The
chief dealings were 49, the intermediate OF to-day
extremes. Tic advance in Foreign Exchange impaired
drlnncss to the market Tomorrow the Treasury pro
poses to sell million gold In the gold loan market the
rates were per cent FOR carrying TO fat and per cent
for borrowing The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
in coin interest and nothing in called bonds The days
business al the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows ;
Gold cleared s29,sOj,OOO; gold balances, sl255,li6
currency balances, SI,s39,5O9 The following are the
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

NEw-YoRx MIDLAND-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LoAN Of this Company there
remains but a small amount mmarketed. When it
is considered that this new Great Trunk line is now
so nearly completed we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile secured by First
Mortgage, are particularly desirable and safe. For
sale or exchange for marketable securities, by GEO.
OpnYKE Il Co. No. . Nassnn-st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship Cl-
bra Will close at 1850 p. M, at the Mcrchants's Ez-
change Nos 90 and PnC-s Tie exports Of specie to-
day amounted TO $333,l4
Money on call rules quiet and abundant at A. 8, and
per cent lenders readily Offering toir balances at what
ever rate they will fetch the street THIS Of the street
market, however, merchants having much difficulty in
procuring discounts less than e6O TO y per cent
There respectable parties in the street who claim that
the Secretary the Treasury has issued part OF the
S44 ctOOOO legaenders cancelled under the adminstrI
ton Of Mr. McCuloch but scarcely undertake TO
youch its truth, while equally uncertain to
its correctness II has been deemed necessary that
such reissue be resorted to to the reelection Of
Gen. Grant, it Is not at all impr' bable that the
Department Of Finance has authorized it. United
states bonds are higher here in sympathy with
gold ard steady in London. The bends hose coupons
are the proXmO are quoted eX-cOupOn in Lon
don 10 days being allowed for the collection Of the inter
est. The proposals for SO bonds to tho Treasury
amounted 20 only s5i26JO at 1l274 to 1912 OF these
sent $g4 100 were taken ll27l to l257 Details
follows:
Edward Sweet & Co. James r. Bates ( Co.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
TIE CHICAGO & CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 80 Years
FISK & HATCH.

z PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
We recommend to investors as SAFE and front
able security Present price, % and accrued interest
Interest payable April and October, at tho Union
Trust Co., Coupon OF Registered. This road is the
western end or link Of the Canada Southern which
together form the neC trunk line from BugdIo to CHI
oago, running dirtely into Chicago on its own line
IS straight and ere and the shortest line now built,
or that can be built between Chicago and Buffalo.
The great accumulation Of frelghts at Chicago and
Toledo even nOw beyond the capacity Of the present
Trunk Line renders the speedy completion Of the
road an absolute necessity Pamphlets and all lnfor-
nation furnished Ey
LEONARD. SHELDON &, FOSTER,
Bankers 10 Wall-st.
WNsLOw, LANIEE & Co.,
Bankers, - Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COM
rANY's FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD Bonds,
secured BY a large and valuable Land Grant and
Sinking Fund of Per Cent Of the earnings. For
sale at 90 and accrued interest in currency yielding
over per cent interest William L. Dodge Of New
York. President. This Road viii be entirely COM
plctcd by the 1st Of January next and we conf
IDENTITY recommend the Bonds rs q perfectly safe III
ycstmcut. JOIN j. CISCO & son, No. 50 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
And tne folloWlnR 10 city bank stocks:
Askes

respectable trade and investment demand for rail-
road bonds have sprung up since the Treasury relief
the money market and all the old aud many OF the first
class roads in requests the sales very large
and ut full figures, reflected in the official list printed
above. The bids were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
SECOND BOARD.
2ScOU. s G. 8i


5 600 T. g. '8i to7pn...Gs 75 40 Cou67.....
ocOlk...I6l u
S. 'bj.......lh 800 L. =. Goa
y q
500 l.. 3. go Reg JJ,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
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state bonds are quiet. South Carolinas are firm at
yesterday fun figures and Mssours strong at about
Virginia deferred issues fetched 5t and old North
Carolnas at a3. The following are the bids: