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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21

HORACE GREGLy boasts OF being re-
rocious proteetionist" inconsistent upon
every other point, he has always been
answering IN his devotion to this, his
pet dogma He recently announced that
in the coming Presidential campaign he
could give up any and everything else to
crafty hi@ anti Grant spleen, and now
he goes 80 far IA To say that all he asks
Is that there be "lelt "a freedom to ali
eases on economical questions In
other words if the Cincinnati C0nyen-
tion will Only dodge that issue, by adopt
Ing n non commttal taxation plank, he
will De content His 'lerocity' Is oozlne
out. and the "relOrmers' ought to meet
him halt W y; but they will not The
only Give issue for the third party H.
free trade Horace mus, make up his
mind to support Grant or rerud'ate his
most cherished political conviction
Ills fix isa sorry one, compelled, as
he surry will be, to choose between be
frienins the man he hates (ani he Is a
good hater) or the principle he despises
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21

it is asserted IN ooe quarter, and de-
Mod in uuota-r. that ~rnt'or sunni :
HIS consented 10 presld 4 the tinrin>
na,i Liberal Republican Convent N
Whether rue or ftlse, as Mr. roots
would say. ITS OF no consequence
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21

THE New York Times SAYS Tne
rate AT which the country has reduced
b tn lis debt and taxation Is simply in
comprehensive 10 foreign bnanciers
he simple explanation OF it is that the
Government h,s been conducted honest
~, leaving the great Resources of the un-
ton % he Developed in confidence Can
Eli, be expected TO tonti ,uc il the Dem,
ocrats uufcr whuieter disguise, gafr
control utthc Guyernmpnt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21

Latest o3"iteS from London Indicate
that the furry over the question of "in-
over and that the settlement of the on
rroycrsy Wul te 'ett to the Geneva ar
artrator, rs provided Ivy the Treaty OF
Washington
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21
NOMINATING COMMITTEE.

The Chairman announced the follow
ing committee To nominate delegates and
electors ut large
AZ Larye--E. w keyes of Dane, w
y. Mclndoe Of Marathon
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21

After the announcement OF commit
tees, the convention took recess 10
o clock
AFTERNOON.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON March 2s, 1872
eli Bales saies fo1S Stock sis55 's'sp'''
o. . ,,,, NEW oaInAss, March %, 1874
oa Soop ero sss0ns m'dasps es B TsSsp
Genoa, SAB; to Barcelona, LII. Sales l2O00 Stock,
90 Mopnr, March %. 1872.
Cotton very firm madns. s s sar set s
ss bales. EsPorTo & s Britain $685. to the Continent
-'~ '-'''' ''' 800 CnARLrsros. March %, 1874
Cotton strons mddlIngs ssc asc. Net receipts. z4a
BUFFALO. March %, 1872
So Ike nor sns
last week Market quiet lls head Illinois steers rang
s steers; Iansin: Is 3 Sc IT,: a ss
4s' 1iasnf Sas ss
l45O to L4ss bs az % s. 20 Strengthening 500 head
s
% sns d .sss nsTS %G
head Canada sheep averaging IS lbs a. SO hogs-Re.
Sad sr The The xsss % S'
TSss Ss ] 81 hses ns Il S
Il S. white So IS So wheat quiet; sales Of ~ i4oo
quoted at $50. a 7Uc; Canada, $50 a soc. '''
oswEeo, N. Y, March %, 1872.
81 Is for No spring ss Tor amber winter, IS Is for
a' club 0 amber Mid asss
Saine no%uay for western Corn sH- s q
Tor boted vi ~ or unoosa per cW Mmeed brm shorts,
Eghwnes s6Ec. Railroad freghts-Flour Boston, Soc
TO New York, 59c. f; to Albany, 4gc
CHICAGO March q, 1879.
Foursales OF extra spring at 80 90 So. Wheat nrmer;
sales of No spring at 81 POS 81 3U. Corn and
quiet at 37sc for No. mxed Oats-No. quiet at 30kc
3e<c RyeNo. strong at $50. 70e Barley easier and
at Doc. Pork unsettled at Ell So Lard unsettled SO
So l5 Bulk meats gnchanged gales OF shoulders at Se
Hams pickle dun at sac. SIC. Lard firm at
s3Nc. Hogs lower at 50 81 60 Cattle firm fine shipping
so at ~ 49, Receips-300U bbs four 1000 bushes
wheat 3D. 900 DO corn 5000 do oats, sUoS Do 1000
bushel. wheat 900 do corn, OATS 1900 do bar.
lev 6,0yU hogs 80
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Vigorous PedeStrianiSm In Pursuit Of
Funds at 1-8 Per Cent.
THE GOLD MOVEMENT SUBSIDIES.
Governments Lively and
Advancing.
Foreign Exchange '0ff"-A Sharp Decline In
the South CarOlinaS.
WALL STREET,
VALID ETBHHT,
THURSDAY, March 28-6 p. n. I

THURSDAY. March 2S-6 P. MI
On 'Change to-day wheat unsettled and
heavy. The cotton market was strong and higher,
but toward the close lost portion OF the advance.
MONEY STRINGENT
The money market opened easy and the offerings
early in the day at per cent were so abundant
that borrowers became confident Of continued ease
and were in no hurry to supply their wants. AS q
consequence there was sudden congregation
of money seekers after two O'Clock, and
grsvated lenders were enabled TO dictate
terms, and the interval to the close
OF banking saw smart scramble for funds and an
advance in the rate TO 4 per cent which was in
fact strongly bid at one time near three o'clock
The scarcity was also due, doubtless to the reten.
ton OF money from the street by parties interested
IN fall In the prices of stocks.
Paper quoted a IL per cent discount for
hrst class bankers ana prime mercantile paper.
Foreign exchange opened inactive and heavy and
the leading bankers lowered rates to the basis
of 1923! for sixty day and l1o,f for sight sterling.
GOLD LowER-110h A1l0H.
The decline In exchange and the retention OF the
same rate OF discount by the Bank Of England,
despite the prophecies to the contrary so freely
made yesterday an Interpretation OF the yielding
In British consols, induced sudden pressure OF
sales In the Gold Room and decline from 11OL to
1lOH within the first hour OF business. The price
subsequently reached to 1907, and the coincidence
OF fierce hallooing OF extras announcing ''war
with Spalnn based upon the hostile attitude OF the
two vessels at Aspnwall may or may not explain
the recovery. The course OF the market Is shown
IN tha tah
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THE ERIE STOCK MARKET.

An Abatement of the Excitcment-The stock
Fluctuations Very slight-Dan Drev's sale
and What is Thought Of lt-COuntry Cousins
Coming In-The New York Spectators
Fighting shy.
The places where financial bulls ana bears most
do congregate, yesterday developed no special ex.
element Erie, that in the cary part OF the week
was the freacherous god before which so many
bowed down to rise up ruined or richer. Those
who had on Monday, Tuesday and wednesday dab
bled In the stock, lost won seemed to hesitate,
watch the quotations carefully, and, like the
cautious trout OF the Ad1ondacks, approach the
inviting bait merely to smell The tempting
morsel, study the chances ana await aevel-
opments. Few, very few indeed. ventured near
the bait and those who took 1t were careful to
nibble around the borders merely, where there was
no danger OF their gills. The transactions were light
the excitement having materially subsidized; and as
the English spectators were out OF the market for
the nonce the sales were principally confined to home
operations. The stock opened at about the point
at when IL closed the previous day, and moved but
little In the ffties, balancing usually between 81 and
90. All the brokers who on Monday and Tuesday
yelled themselves hoarse in the interests OF foreign
houses in the purchase OF Erie either deserted the
stock room or confined their ventures to Pacific
Mail and other less dangerous securities.
The street proper was not materially excl ted over
the movements IN Erie, but there were scores who
deighted TO recount the events OF the week and vol
unteer their opinions as to the future The inclem-
ency Of the weather had confined the SPECTATORS
10 the interior OF the marts OF speculation, but yes
terdiy tho genial sunshine attracted scores to the
curDslones, where the events In Erle were talked
OF aud opinions as to the future ventured by pro-
fessedy Knowing ones. In front Of the Gold Ex-
change q Knot OF gosslping spectators were con-
eregatcd early In the morning, and the situation
was irecl, discussed.
"The jia IL up" said one, wearing flash red
necktie. "lts useless to dabbe In Erie longer, az
there's no chance 10 maze anything unless you
are inside the ring"
"what ring are you talking aDoutS" asked
another.
"why, the new directors, ring. of course. They've
had the winning hand In this excitement, you may
depend upon It."
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The Commissioners OF Docks held their regular
meeting yesterday.
The Executive Committee reported In favor Of
permitting jacques co. 70 build o wharf nc the
foot of Fifty-hth street, North River, and erect
derrick on the same. Adverse TO paving J. K. Aus
TIN q claim Of $500. In favor of permitting the
washington Ice Company 10 extend a platform foot
or ThIrty-second street, North river. To permit
James 5. sutton to Ill IN the water front between
Seventysecond and Seventy third streets on Ger
conditions To require the Second Avenue RairJa
Company TO remove the buildings on the bulkhead
end OF Second avenue and Harlem River, ana that
the lessee, Mr. Lane NAV be put possession OF IT,
The reports were adopted
protest was received from the Second Avenue
Railroad company against leasing the bulkhead to
Mr. Lane which was placed on tie.
Several communications were received and refer
red, and the Board went into executive session.
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TIE MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL,.

Closing Exercises Of the Evening SCHOOL,
Addresses by Peter Cooper and Others,
Last evening a large number OF friends OF the
pupils Of the evening school OF the General Society
OF Mechanics ana Tradesmen gathered at the
society's building, 472 Broadway, 10 enjoy the
closing exercises OF the winter term. The society
itself is one OF the oldest organizations in the
United States having been instituted In 1898 and IN
corporated in 1920. 1t numbers among It's members
Professor Morse and Peter Cooper, whose por.
traits hang conspicuously over the Super
fntendent's CHAIR in one end OF the reading
ROOM and otner well known and venerable
citizens. Eighteen years ago the evening school
was opened. IL has been continued with varying
success ever SINCE until during the term just closed
its roll contained the names OF 430 pupils mostly the
sons OF mechanics and themselves apprentices TO-
some mech anlcal trade. 4
BooKxEEPING, WRITING AND DRAWING
are taught and the best Of 1t Is that this INSTITUTION
Is free ana may be had for the asking. There are
three freehand classes in the school, one Ior me-
chanica and one for architectural drawing. aus
hundred during the winter, and the exnioluon last
night was richly deserving Of the en neon
duclons. The school Is under the management
OF a committee oI twelve members OF sne society,"
steIson. John c. Carson, Samuel g. Patterson,
Abraham Mcbride, Samuel mcCul0ngh, David jar
s Mics ~A Elisha sniisn rms committee elects
one OF ITS own members superintendent OF the
school, and thus duty anu sonor mas Oeen placed
upon n. smith succe>slvey f0r the past eighteen
vaora ne presided last evening at the closing
EXERCISES OF the school, and in few remarks In
frodnccd the speakers Tor the evening. The vener-
able Peter Cooper delivered an excellent address
to the lads assembled, In which he gave them some
GOOD advice IN regard 10 promptness and fidelity to
duty and TO trust strict attention to business, a.
steady adherence TO
THE PREcErTs OF TIE BIBLE
and especially TO temperance. lie earnestly COM.
mended the path OF knowledge TO the young people
and spread before them the importance Of the op-
pOrtunilies for improvement which they now enjoy
by contrasting them with those which were allowed
to himself In MS youth.
Snort addresses were also delivered by Messrs.
Patterson and Walker and Mr.. g. T. iepialuin ana
MISS Walsh sang several musical selections for the
amusement and pleasure OF the company. Mr. Pat
tersUn also led the audience IN the '.Star.Spanrled
Banner" Certificates were gwen 10 the schOars
and after another promenade around The room and
q look at the pictures the company dlspeTAel
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The Sub-Treasury paid out $50, coo on account Of
redeemed fve-twenties OF 1862, and the European
steamer took out about $50 900 In specie.
GOVERNMENTS BUoYAHT.
The patient government list. alter so much unde-
served neglect when everything IN the '.fancies''
was so strong and buoyant came IN at last for Its
share Of the activity pervading the street and
underwent o, TO the holders, very gratifying
advance In prices, the improvement being all the
more remarkable as gold was "or." The secret
however, OF the impoency OF gold as an adverse In
nuence Is the exceedingly large rise In London to-
day, Il per cent, In nve-twenties. The following
were the closing prices:-Unlted States currency
SKIES 1l54 l15 do skies, 1881, registered, 1147l
lis; do. do. coupon, 1l55s 115s; do, five.
twenties, registered, May ana November, 112k a
l12;s do do, 1892 coupon, do, 1l2l1 112,I; do.
do. 1864, do. do. ll2k 1laX; do. do, 1855, do.
DO, ll2N 1Is; do do, 1867, registered. January
and July, 1928 l12H; do do, 1866, coupon do,
1llI a 1l1'6 do. do, 1867, do, do, 1l2X 113;
do. do. 1868, do, do. ll2H 49, do. lves OF
1881. funded, registered, lo9A 40; DO. do do,
coupon, 1o9A no. do. ten-iorties, registered,
1917 10eH; DO. d. coupon. 1854 1857.
The government offer TO buy bonds ELECTED pro-
posals OF about 49, 3o0O 600 at prices ranging from
l09 80 1903. The million was obtained at l0g33
Q 109.8o.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
lie SOuJHeTn Iisb was BcutTduy uuu du'l lTTeBu-
lar. The new south Carolinas were exceptionally
active ana weak, declining from 39s TO 81 but
raying 10 SO. The April and October bonds sold at
8e14. Otherwise prices were about steady, the
North Carolnas being frmer at 37h. The following
were the closing quotations Tennessee, ex
coupon, q a 674 do. new, CT 674; Virginia sixes
ex coupon, So 81; do. registered stock. old,
30 90; do. skies, consolidated bonds
6Sh SO; do. SKIES, deferred SCRIP 16H l7h;
Georgia skies, "a a IS; do sevens, SO 90; North
Carolina ex coupon 81 q SO; do, funding, 1885, 20
81 DO, do, 1858, % "a; do, new, % a %; do,
special tax, 10 l6; Missouri SKIES, 941< 941<; d.
Hannibal and St Joseph, o3 a 95; Louisiana SKIES,
90 o.; d., new, So co., do, levee SKIES 81 60;
do, do elghts, 10 so; do do. Fights 1875 rs s.;
do, Penitentiary sevens, Go or; do, railroad
Fights, 20 so; Alabama nves, GO a 65; do eights,
90 q 95; do. Fights, Montgomery and Eufaula Ran.
road, So q 30; South Carolina skies, 81 q "a: do.
new, January and July, IS bid; do, DO. April
and October, rs 3e1s; Arkansas skies, funded, "a
81.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for tho railroad
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Included 90 i49 arrive future
delivery tbasis low mdd ng) the sales foows
Sales last evening after three M-March, 100 at gac.;
200 at 500 At as'c tuo at e 200 2ssc 40 at
800 at % s6c oOo at At % Ssc., 300 at 23c.
June 6Oo at 24c go at 136c, 800 at 2Szc, 200 at
% 1l6c October 400 at 20c Exchanged-l00 March for
100 April. Total $500 bales Sales to-day up three
4 i,,lse ssss, sd e sssci si Sps &c., SO
sSc 200 at ~ ls;ise 500 a s2.e 100 At % is,isc
Ss%c, 200 a. q slsc, $40 At 3 o-lsc 2O99 ssAc
2s&c June 800 at % 900 At 100 q. % ilsc
9 5 a. AZ 40 70 ai1c oo, a. 2c, Ioc 81
july LOO At $3.50, 2O0 at sc, 100 at &C., 100 2s.c.
100 at 23 ID 6c August 200 23xc, 90 3Mc, zoo
236c September, 900 at al1oc; October. 200 Ex
paid % exchange 100 April for loo May Total sosS0
Grand total 90 0 bales The receipts Mt the up
iolowsti weston "a; New Orleans 1870; Mobile. Sa
fek so5 Baltimore $50; New YorS sag; Boston, 10. Total
foreign ports close steady
Liverpool by steam, Nd; by sail, I'D; to iavre, by
&c gold SAIL to Hamburg, by steam, 3d.
pressed; &c sail 10 Bremen. by steam,., 40 gold,
compressed; sail &C.; to Baltic ports by SAIL 1c,
gold Mediterranean ports, steam. 1c. We quote:
fl~yS.u
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The quotations based running quality not
than halt n grade below the grade quoted
CorrfE.Ihe inquiry still continued fair but little
plisncd In the of transactions Prices remain
nomnay the We heard of sales Of 250 bags Rio
j. H. Pendg and 5000 bags Contest at Hampton
Baltimore We quote :-Cargoes Rio ordinary,
IKE 5c do. tar. i5c i5s4c do. good Ice l6ac.;
prime, 16c. 7c, god. I'm bond sixtv days. Maraca-
bo ls13c i9hc: Laguayra, lsc, 1oc. ST. Domingo lin
bond Hcs A,Sr.' Java; &c. &c, go q, GUY PAID.
1900 bushels; corn, 22s00 do meal 1851 bbs AMI $50
ba.s OATS l.7il bushels barley, 2ShU0 do. The -four
ruled dull. but prices Unchanged hodRs being
firm choice family brands, being
held The sales about 1910 bbs inc uding $50
superhne rye and sou bbs Of Southern all at prces
within the nge OF quotations. Corn meal quiet,
but brm We hear OF sales of 2O bbs Western yellow at
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Board Of As.is,nnt Aldermen.

A meeting Of the above Board was held yesterday,
wncn a committee reported that the Comptroller
had told them that he intended to pay the clerks Of
Che Board today.
communication from citizens residing above
Ftyninth street, requiring additional fire engines,
was referred to O committee.
Inc Board then adjourned.
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% o %'sss ana s FOR f0s
ss.s; ,oi ss :sss IS ss:
s % ad sS s ne
quoted at 81 0s 81 - and choice bay al 81 10 VI 90
%ssepn ws ss,ns hsl' " S
Inquiry for berth room continued very
in shippers favor The charerng business also quiet
Psr ns ~ Sds we're
bacon 20: o5 pacI.ss; beef 100
to
bushels 9.o Of wheat he n a
$500 s sSs refined psrsisan BARK
si ss1ss esa
taena port 1000 bills reaned petroleum, At about S.
has BEEN more INJURY TO-
80 DSs osss" a &C.
6sc. We quote:-
Cuba Centrifugal and mzsd.......isc asoc ~
Hnscov.d &c nc ssac
Muscovado grocery........ ...Soc a35c. &c a s6c
English Islam DIS. .5c. Sc
dull and lower closing weak sales were
ay i SSs steady s
s Il ~ 9t sS a strained a. vs. ~ a SO do at S
quiet and unchanged,
continued dull entirely nominal. Prices were shade
but NJ S no was to DO nness quoted
bulk steady dull nominate held at l2sSc
l2Ac There continued erae inquiry for but
we learned Of no ransaction quoted nominaly At Nc
price being l0c 01c for Western city, Creek
the market quiet and unchanged Crude quoted
@3 both upper and lower The Philadelphia
quoted At 2lc Il sc for spot or balance OF month.
is .na ssss
and 100 kegs. The market Tor mess moderately
siss ;: s'ss y ~: 3 ~,
$ls co. cash last evening 500 bbs Cor April $50
bbs June sold at the above prices The ohbng
to-day unlmportant Bacon continued good demand
and steady The transactions were principally for export
for long do snd7 for city long clear Dressed hogs
continued quiet and were tribe easier; quoted at
tNo. S4c. for city packing acd $50. for
& lot: we've n, mads, ssssssatss ssou. SSi:.
mess, $40 Sa for extra mess $15 $s for prime mess.
were made within the S23 a$2a; Cut
shoulders - sc We qots Smoked .hOudes &C.
do. hams 10c 12c. ;dryssted shoulders &C. picked
shoulderss Be- $50 do hams SIS sc DO bellies, &C.
hear Of OF OO erces extra choice &C. cash. eres
for April l5l6c 500 terces for May 9c $50 terces
for June at 9Ac and lao packages OF No. Western sc
cash. City continued quiet but steady tierces
ROE continued In fair demand and the market remained
firm. Sales terces Carolina at $40 9sc 200 Patna
SUGAR-The market for continued quiet, prices,
II In buyers favor We hear of sales OF
IA hhds centrifugal at sssci lao hnds Cuba refining at
$780, 50 hhds Texas sugar at and 200 boxes centrifugal
$50. Refined also quiet but without material change
prices Messr c. Amann Co report the stock receipts
and sales as foliows:-
Darac E.l,y.
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IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS, NO., March 2s 1872
The Superintendent OF the Iron Mountain Railroad
states that the decision OF the supreme Court Tues.
day relative to the raiIrOads mas no appu.
cation whatever ~ that road.
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Payments by the Comptroller.

Comptroller Green paid yesterday the Department
of Police, for salaries Of the police force for the
month Of March, 1872, $275,ooo; Fire Department,
for salaries OF fremen, &C., for the month OF March,
1872, Ss7, 500 also the clerks aud employees OF the
Comptrolier's Office, Bureau OF City Revenue and
Bureau oil Markets, for January ana February,
1877, S14050.
lie will pay TO-DAY the aborers laying water pipes
on Madison avenue to March 10, 1872, $11O4.
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fair to good air rehnnr o9c sac good to
Ing Sc S.s tar q sood sr9ssy sc Cha, sc prime
Sc. 9sc. moiasses, hhds and boxes. 7c sSc; meiado
7sc $40: do ~ to H. $40 gc do ls to To- 9s1c
DO, white, lie iac Porto Kico1common 70 crime re-
nnng &c. $50 fair to choice grocery DC. . 1Uc.
Dutch standard Nos 10 to H. sc ssc. Superior
anu extra supeo' csr "a Or e ~ notwithstanding
srEARINE remained dull and, in the absence Of
TONS entirely nominal.
TALLOw was In iar demand and shade frmer; sales
100000 lbs part last mighty at 8c for fair packages Free
and sc. for choice. ~
WHsKEY.-KeceIpts. 7s3 bbs The market was dun and
lower; sales Is bDs at 6Sc.
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CLOSING pRIogs-5 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Moderately Active and Firmer-Re.
ceipts mt the Ports 5000 Bnles-Wheat Dull
but Firmer-C0rn Hiaher-Spirits Turpcn-
tine Lower-Grain Freights Lower-Whiskey
Lower.
THURSDAY, March 28-6PM.
CoTToN.-The market tor cotton the spot was very
feversh excited the opening and prices for some
grades advanced per To-, to which conform our
quotations, that the at the
close, when prices altogether nominal. Future deli.
opened at advanced prices but closed tame
eli
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as iol-
lows
Gold balances 1856, 704
Currency balances 1850, 922
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wLeA dil but nrmer The sales were about 20 0oo
bushels 81 - for Chicago In sore 81 so for small lot OF
no. J store, 81 20 for choice amber Mlchsan
~ store Al 40 delivered for red Pennsvlvania ana
VI W "a re Tor Northwestern Club. Corn hrmer
fairly att AZ he advance The sales were about HvO
shsi Of We u 10 Tor mixed Alest 7Vc for do Ia
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4 Bost, Hart 4 r Ist m. -. IS
4 Bos. Hart 4 Erie gtd.... 60,s
Lake Shore div. %
Clev. Painesv'le q Ash. n "a
CIev. Painesvsle &Aah- old. "a