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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
nIY,rPIC THEATER.


The Lydia Thompson Burlesque Troupe pro
ceeds on a reuunerative career at the Olympic run
houses h,ve witnessed its performance OF Aladdin tue
second" This piece VIII be repeated onhe hrst Iour
evenings OF the present week. aud at the THANKSGIVING
Matinee on Thursday but on Friday night II Will give
rlaoo 70 Kennworth." The 9th Of December the last
night Of the Thompson Troupe at this theaer, VIII DC
act aside for Miss Lydia Thompson's Benefit when
Barle Bleue will be given. These facts may interest
the admirers OF the Thompson entertainment and are
Get down accordingly for whom hoy may concern Mic
Amees return 90 the Olympic will be witnessed ana
doubtless welcomed, on Tho 9th Of December
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ale ROi CarOtte sleeps without his pillow
and the new monarch viii be crowned this evening
Round the Clock" has been successful In Paris ana
that fact affords guarantee OF some sort OF merit MI
Augustn DAILY has adapted the piece TO the American
stage and VIII bring it forward with the cooperative aid
OF most Of the performers who have participated in the
late spectacle.
EIBLO's GARDEN.
The reopening of NiblO's Garden, assigned
Tor tonight stands postponed till Wednesday evenings
when the splendOrs OF the new house will be unyaliod
and Leo ana Lotos be permitted 70 dazzle
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TIE ITALIAN EMIGRANrs AT WARDS ISLAND.

The question as to what shall be done with
retched italian emigrants who arrived in the steam
shin Holland few days since appears 20 be no nearer
solution than before. They sent 70 Wards Island
on Saturday evening but this action OF the Commission
rs was made imperative by the utter lack Of proper ac
Communications al Castle Garden. An informal meeting
Of the Commissioners OF Emigration. at which Messrs
Hart, Lynch, Walack, and Forrest were present. was
held on Saturday 20 provide for the immediate relief Of
the destitute Italians IL was decided 10 send them ein
porarlv 10 Wards Island. pending ARRANGING pts which
are mang with some firms in the city who have v0lun
ecred 70 furnish employment for all or these eLgants
WIN ara willing 10 work.
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ImDortaat Discovery.

Tie ELIXIR IoDo BRonlDs CoHPorSD will relieve In
SECONDARY STAGES Of the present DnTEaPER HoHEA
acts as an spseBi tonic diuee Alternative Tro0ns the
ions generally eliminating from the hs nohe material woh
absorbed ard retained constitutional and lossi
ases alan rs dopsy &C. relieved every sheH usa4
orou hy f gVea By physician 10 AS Own hosse Win M
MEDIATE relief PrepaEsd oniyby
TrLDEx & Co, l76 wIIiasa-st 4. Z.
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CmcAGo RGv c3-Rccers for Feee-Cf. l3tll BOY eeIt
sheep sO0 same lime m yearCa,tls, nc3; hogs. o2 6s sheeP
2ll receipts weakened nc sAIsris
rather p.orrery pnees re lower rrsatoa<
rangeSG l5DSG 80 extra; - 55 90 raoes - 20 - kos
255 5 S3NSf sra - % ln1er and
common; s4D ened rensi S50F - hs0eh
Hogs better demand shppcT snd Pactert 9uyns com
bnlOn failure; prices higher So 0D+4 0 eonmoa 81 p - y
good; 1895 packed Re-sls los asi IesF.
Ia co. Sheep quctf prices 81 sS0 o. According ~ q1siJ
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then Il ia proper that you should &c Informed ana am
Instructed by Mr. Watson, PRECEDENT OF the Erie COM.
panv 10 say that the company dCes not consider lei
b,mnd by such understanding, no matter py Whnh
made Bat admitting, for the sake of argument the OK
stence such agreement is alleged 10 nave Deeh
made by Gen. sickes, fraud would he bar 20 Tvs en-
vsef that his administration Of the affairs OF the be
Company had been strictly correct ana honest 10
for every dollar Of the companys money that ever cao
% his hands. He sill repaata the sane stlteInOnt9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25

WARRINGTON. ID. c., Monday. Nov. 81 n. N.
gyHoBsis for tss fgeatu-foar aotiTg.
The barometer has risen in the North W est
and over Western Wisconsin aud Indiana, with north,
westerly winds and cloudy weather. IL has Ialeh on az
tine lales with prevailing sOutl-Westeriy WINDS ana
threatening weather extending 10 tue ONO valley.
In Tie Gull ana South Atlantic States sOuheaa tery
vvinds high barometer and clear weather prevails IN
New England and the Middle States southery WINDS
ana clear weather with falling barometer prevail
Probabilities.
For tho Northwest, the Upper Mississippi Valley, and
Western lakes and thence 20 the ONO valley, westerly
20 norfherly winds and occasional snow; rising barOm
efer and clearing weather Tor the Gulf aud South Atan
tc states; sOuth-easery to southwestery winds ana
falling barometer partly c0ndys~eatAer' Win lhcIeAS'
ing cOudness and rain on the gun.
ON the lower lakes brisk south-westerly winds ana
t,ratening weather followed by light IN the even
inc Inn the Middle States ami NewEnsand ard south
westerly Winds cloudy weather, with falling barometer
Waning signals have been ordered for Duluth. Nil
yvausee Chicago GrandHaven, Detroit Toledo, Cove
Iuun and NulalO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25

MEND, supporters. and B, falsely frrudaisnly tppesf
Csn, @ lawfully elected sheress n az, she guSn ~
es nGmber of lawful votes and 10 ANnhl e'oou ~
Ia s. by evidence The powers OF the Bcsru IN e o
this ors - arr not sueeniy ample 20 pc &
oas riseI h. one who mnst therefore seer DIS renei H"
he aims 20 have beer elected member.
VIIIth Dstrct a. discharged, fron want VI Jancaoa
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spsnaI NOiirss
srhrnrl,a Pulmnnlc eyrag.

Srhcuckia Pulm0nlc ryEaR' = A.. -
SRAWREA TONIC sal MANDaANb PILLS ~
medicine tka Pulmonary ConsamPHv@ ~
Nooaut practice dirty 'eaIs ~
~ BIZ rscues properly takcr, us cure eoesanpte9
MAY ORAKE PILLS he liver asd stomach - -
TO TIE food sii1ns.ss nc =, -
~ c1,hogf snf eIeron Prepared ant ~ sseN H. Chhrc
Ga roreer Philadelphia ou1aAs
and ers generally Jho r. htNki "eseas~ AS'a@ ~'t
place, n \.
3 riseck g., prcscueoa mo pst AZ nos go -
-. tsasaold serves fhAChAaS
ssrVi@rs rRIDRsWOMaN, ClALks &G, sepflsd % es-
uv,y. and ohtane capiei Nsges sm -
-. sas ,sseee Bf ~ ahsa Az te d cR~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
WINTER IN EARNEST.

MONTREAL, Nov. 23.-Ice is rapidly forming
in the e. Lawrence River and in tho canals. In the
Beauharnals Canal the leo is ono inch thick, causing
much trouble and danger 10 the steamers
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. IA severe storm Droho out
here ans gfternoon from unusual quarters, coming az
once fIOm tie northwest and from The southeast.
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effect Of maiden purity about which pIsasantiy
the beh0der Tbs head Is small wellsbape1, AMI
neatly 1g!aRced the hair gathered simply knot be-
hlnd whiie Tle 69 a slightly dohcctod The eatGres
Ciyties tender and 0yag spirit her lciV.ent despair.
and sad resi- QuaiIOn
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prpsoNAT-BY TELTGRAPH.

Edward Harris, prominent manuIactufor ana
bus!uess NAV Of " lonsocsei, Aats dlel yc4-einl}'
William j. WiRnns, comedian attached 10
De rs Opera house a. st. Louis die3 aaiariaoi 'ha'1h
The Shah Of Persia has granted On exclusive
cssson ze.s Esssat 81 lie tc1ief 4e i- A .a
f. 81 HHsA r~2 Ht --- '
40 4 u -. !.
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Meal Davidson & Co., Broadway sory Great JSses-
81 Nsnui.ctus OF FIaK SLvKR-PLA RAK good for anern
ear .crve ofr large eLer Wholesale % scsaiis
also China. Oass and Gas kEtaTe<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25

Vour TLouse hss no pu Tia. act brokea
n. eye s uuess protected oLass BuR0LAa ALARH TIL
1N' ' K. HDLAzs, MurraJst
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Use Ranue's Pain-kiIlng Magic Oh nh s'reagh eSe
neraalr Tor the horse Use IN "aier %
bathe The nostIl, sslh AID lsiasci the isaurr
JoaS v nEAEH, Agezt, n T.
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H4RRIED.

pan Ta soar manuacture Nv HkEAEO Co.. Ses-f'rf
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
For Other ship SerUs see Second Pqgs.l

FOR Oi1cf snip hcWs sec occOIiH E0Vtsi
ARRIVED ..-... Sunday, Nov. ~
Steamship CD 2nst Bmsa Nov 10. lal souasag'o~
~ Oelrlchs * Co.
Steamship oiAf rygueson Nor AslDd LsHAoa Nov p SA MIA
steamship george CfOmwe cpp. NcgoE,an Nov S vita Hiss
and mss 70 IL. b. Cromwell 3 Co.
steamshp C4Ona Beckett Charleston. With ndss and pss
steasap sa Barnes Mallory Savannah, with Dss ana 70
Steamship Esa s. Terry sayeaE EeEbsFn. n C., With asgr
&C., IL 10 siurrav Fsrrs & O..
Stssm.6o 0 Dominion bourne Richmond Cly Point iRt Norfolk
with Indse ani pass . Ola Dominion steamship Co .
steamship Volunteer, Bo0dso tlaieiph Win mise I" h'fS
Bs1s W.s,bary Cof London) Cook Ameo Jolly IS with tea
BARK Albion lNor.l. Larsen Antwerp 81 DAYS With mdsr -
Creole tDutch splkhavcn, Crseoa = days wa 'As "a
scar. H. q Ark Burnett, Georsetogn D. C.. with coal
SchE Lucy D. Hail. Wilmington " c. days VISA l-'1 iiofs~
scuOoyygs-gpEg
Orlando Sr,ih P1rtc9cser Islander Neg-uayen-
Kate McCiirtock, RscslsBi fiHln irFin Fosidene>
J. x NJ. Norman Portland. c. Winged Race Virgins
n A. n sgd-n. Portland Ct Free Wind. Fsl River
AitIea NaHsueket Minnesota. WaIehaz.
storm Petrol Providence 5. Z. Grower, Taunton.
Queen. Talnoa. d. A. Berry ff"il.rntc
Gen Grant, iockl4ud. Alfred tah hrF-D1s41f1.
Eadab, Newport luutrr Dsltel.
A e. Peiss portland c. W C. AtTstsr New-Hsvea.
MARY Johnson Wirrisn Nat abaleg, fotlari u
C,nnecticut Stoniugou. Fauu.c HaIlrd. Bndgrpprr
adv Emma BndgcIod. Boliu Hood. kes-iisycG
Auuie Lewis. Nca-iiayea. Oorneli1, heNtiafra
Jos. ). POtls, Bridgeport Belle, bnasepof@
BELOW.
Hart LaviuiR tof Portland Irom ,lasbec-
NlSD-suAlowu- hight 81 hs1g.
B0sT0N Li.Auiged steamships n bfane, r9n ncucsA
Rst'esnake from PmladelDhs; Gaucls, from NeglOf
sAvASSAH 1aAnivea ship h Gene non La fpool,
dam Eddy. Newborn Sailed, seAf "lie "as
0I cSEltsTos s. c. Nov 24-Anved steamship Georges.
Nes-York J0an shay Padepai ueofse "sshiastss.
MEMORANDUM.
The sshr lillian NJ Warcr pcenuz ron Rcklsnd With limo tss
Ee~sk While passing ttroug lih q Shora
on he Nj ger Heads iusu leak. Wa bsaei % By ~
Ua AID vail PROBABLY have to remain a. New tosh iSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25

TIE AMERICAN SCHOOL SYSTEM At VIENNA.
A number of leading friends of education
met at the Hall Of the Board Of Public Instruction on
Saturday afternoon Tie following. among others, were
present President Alexander s. Webb, and Profs. c.
Draper G. W. Huntsman A. j. Morales j. 4. Spencer,
G. B. Docherty d. B. Scott and u J. A. KoerHer OK the
College Of The City Of EewYor Prof JOY Of Columbia
College Pres. iHunter OF the Normal College Judges
Larrenore and Van Worst; superintendents Kidde OF
work and Buckley OF Brooklyn Judge Van Worst,
on taking the chair, stated that the Managers Of The
Vienna Exposition had given special invitation Tor
full exhibition OF the school system Of the United States
and he thought very desirable that proper repre-
sentaton should be made. The City Board Of Public
Instruction proposed 70 prepare samples Of textbooks,
specimeus of penmanslD and drawing and everything
which could show paper what has been done ald Is
Joiny here F,efe and figures we're what was desired
most Pres Weub favored sending only STATEMENTS OF tue
COURSES OK study, with STATISTICS showing the l.ihuit on
Success or failure which lad Attended thein fIcs
Uputer favored sending % model 6chOo+hOuse. ProL
colt. while approving OF the model school-n,u'o'
tlougnt t would fail 90 convey complete idea Oh Amer
iu methods of teaching want of scholars ana ef-
ers The additions of plans OF various Kinds OF SCHOOL
bdinps microscopic views OK school and class rooms
and illustrations OF the workings OK INSTRUCTION 4 az
l-tfes were suggested by superintendent hIddle anu
Commissioner Wood II was tnen deeldea 20 hp Olit
committee of five % that this citys system rs atl-
Div represented; and 10 send President Huntet anu
Liwccnce D. Herman 20 Vienna 70 explain he l-t.t
fions The committed VIII he announced to-day. An
ADVISORY Committee Of lOrty-tlshl, ncudlng number
OF presidents and professors OF leading c3llE-s 7liu
rem eDfs of instruction, &c throughout the country,
was appointed 10 act with Judge Van worst u TINS
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- bs.,s noll,, b, The Rev Ciars Inbue. D.. D., Wuhas
y St.ser 70 Pbebe g. daughter Theroa 3 poss all q
JsrseF CltE
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The schr Lillian NJ Waucf czeluZ kockand vim mo u
Newark While passing ttroug Hell Gate lh INST q fsn she
on the Heads usug The weasel 10 leak NaG h1le % By
team tus Uai AID PROBABLY have 10 remain ~ New tosk
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ocYiarTe study In this scene. and m the plot scene
with Master Brook Mr. Fishers Fulsfag was at its pest
offrueh and humOr The actor who can accomplish so
much at the outset need fear for the ultimate
result.
Several of the actors who cooperate with MT FSuol
have distinguished themselves by display OF uhcon
mon ability No spectator need have been SURPRISED ~
lnd Mr. Davidce perfect type OF the quaint seniny
and humorous oddly Sir Hugh Erans for Mt DaVuso
s one OF the best shakespcarean actors on the saEo'
Buttt was something OF a surprise TO hnd Mr.. Whtins
superb Skaii0tr, Nir. Lemoyne an oxceleht " y. n
and Mr. Lewis a perfect slender II eouiu ~
wished chat these parts should be better piayeu -
who smells OF April and May" is made o"l'ilius
young follow by Mr. Ringsold Ford and fugS le'eI.'
,neIIeout treatment and full justicenakihg Tue CON
trast OF irascble jealousy and bluff confidence very
strongat the hands OF Mr.. Clarke ana MI L0iS S'ls
Miss moran is Of course at ease as ArS rage hnu o
bv reads the text with excellent discreon SWeeVeI
anne PAGE than Miss sara Jewot could not be wished
though the lady might less dcmuro and moro rogsh'
It u he seen that the parts in this comedy have been
diciousv distributed The cast, indeed, Is so strong
and 40 tasteful that Il deserves careful record ana VIII
...h.-o1 ,e an evceedinQlv good ones
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
nfLIGIOus INTELLTGENCE.

REOPENrNG OF THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE
The Broadway Tabernacle which has been
closed for repairs aud alterations since last june was
rcopened and rededcated Yesterday morning. without
materially changing tho appearance Of the perpendcu
lar Gothic exterior the interior has been entirely re-
modelled. The walls carried up without any oreaA
and tho massive columns which obstuctod the view ana
darkened the building arc removed. The arches term
nate in foliatod corbes and pendants from the a
ter Of which hang gasoers; and the galleries arc sup
ported by slender iron columns Tie immense Organ'
which h the Of the chancel to the roof has
been decorated In gold and coors in style harmon1ng
with the rest OF lhe interior The walls, cell
ing. aud gallery fronts are covered with orna-
mentation OF warm shades OF brown on
ground Of French gray. the whole being relieved with
gold ana scarlet spar1Hgy used Inc pulpit is fuInisheu
in the same style and is lighted by single hangnglan-
unique desgn which is suspended over tie read
ing desk The general effect Of the interior Is agreeable
eccesascal architecture the original unity OF design
rs well preserved throughout The Rev. VIM. Taylor,
DID, pastor or the Church, preNhe4 an nppIoprlAe us
course IN the morning from the text, Lord be-
seech Thee, now send prosperity" Psalm cxyli verse
Do The sermon, which was preached 70 very crowded
house. was an exposition OF the true prosperity Of
church not in the outward appearances so much as Ia
have peace, unity love b0raty, and good works rs he
highest prosperity, which only comes with divine as
ORDINATION SERVICES.
The services of the ordination of Russell Y.
Beowso the ministry and the installation Of the Rev
Henry Powers over the Second Congregational Unitarian
Church Of this city took place at the Church Of the Mes
sah last evening The latter gentleman has only been
in New-Yor inv weeks, but he has, during that time,
pleased the congregation which has made him pastor,
while Mr. Bellows is the only OF the Rev. Henry W.
Bellows. The Rev f. A. Farley, D. D.. opened the ser
with brief statement OF the condition aud pros
poets OF church, followed By the reading Of scripture
and prayer by the Rev. r. ID. Burr The customary ser
mon was then delivered by the Rev H. w. Bellows.
The ordainng and installing prayer was delivered by
Tie Rev. a H. Putnam D. D. after which tho Rev. j. w.
Chadwick gave the wgIt hand OF fellowship The
services concluded with a benediction pronounced by
the pastor
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D[ED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 'eith datt
name and address.
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TIE WEAIHa9.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

W AT DEfAhlAENis
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. J
n AsHISGTON ID. c., Monday. Nov. 25-l a. N.
gyuoBsis for lhs DaSl iEeaty-roitr h0tFE.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton nominal; good ordinary 2o4c. Net receipts .
bales Exports coastwise, 5ss stock, 200 .. 90,
Cotton nominal; mddlings. 241ac. Net receipts 239
bales. Gross. 2s9. Sales 100. Stock 26,ils ,o-,
Cotton dull; mddlings 24Ic. Net receipts ~ bales
Sales 100. Stock, l,l56
Cotton quiet; nothing doing; middlings 2ic, Net re-
ceipts, 81 bales Exports coaswise 9a Sales 3D. Stock,
Loy,syILLE, June "a, 1872
Flour steady and unchanged; sales 400 bbs IS IS
for No spring 80 % for amber winter $40 ,Sr white
waukee nomnally 81 Corn dull and lower; sales of
three at Soc for 10 mixed Gle for yellow Barley
fse S Steady SIS
suffs; $40 mddngs s22 $23 per ton: Hghwines Sc.
YORK; lumber IS Is to the Hudson 81 Is 70 New YORK
Railroad freghtsFlour, to Boston. 6oc; to New York.
Wheat % dS bushels corn 1900 do oas ssso do
peas, feet lumber. Shipments by OOO
feet lumber.
The Utica Herald reports the Utica cheese market dull
with fair Offering but only about 800 boxes registered
were sent on commission. The Little Falls market
in similar condition About 100 boxes of private dairy
12Ac the ruling figure being 12c Considerable cheese
was sent on commission.
Grain in store to-day-Wheat 2O5,l9S bushels; corn,
72s642 do oats 6i7 AZ do rye 1857 do barley, Y 266
S Dbl oa MSSa s a Sss dH case DO
do Canal shipme ns1Wheat S. 800 bushels corn ae34oo
$500 bushels; corn $3.50 do oats 62650 do Flour de
clined % cents Dbl sales Of Western spring at 81
sSsl anG s% ssas SsSs. g sa a Ss
bushels No Milwaukee spring at 81 quotations nomi
na At 81 Rh at pEs 81 s s oo5n qs
Oats higher; Western No. 2 in small lots, at 3c
Ga 9 81 81 = Sr
l21sc.; corn, HE; oats. INC.
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and Pacific Man, which were fairy scuVe'
and displayed at times considerable nfe. the
rise In Erie was occasioned by corresponding ad-
vance in the London market the price ON this side
touching 5ok. The Improvement elsewhere seemed
the result Of pretty general scare among the
..shorts,n whose buying was arrested only when
the professionals Of the reputed bear'' clique
bold enough to begin selling The demonstration
was simultaneous with that in the Cold Room, and
had the effect Of depressing prices and rendering
the market heavy in dealings after the last board
although toward the hour OF adjournment Q con-
siderable reaction ensued, and the market left on
holding large proportion Of the days improve
ment. Canton was weak and was offered at 9os
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
or fho aIo4,a
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Prepayment Of the July Interest on the Public
Debt to Begin on Wednesday.
The New State Loan Awarded at
100 q 1O7 IA, Gold.
"A Rally of Two Per Cent in the
South Carolina Bonds.
STOCKS HIGHER BUT UNSETTLED
Erie, Northwest and Pacific Mail Strong
and Canton Weak.
WALL STREET,


MONDAY, June 24-8 P. M.
On 'Change to-day -four was lower and wheat
dull and nominal The cotton market was quiet
and unchanged.
THE STATE CREDIT.
telegram from Albany says that the new loan
of the State has been awarded at 100 1914 in
gold.
MONEY FOUR TO FIVE PER CENT.
Money was rather more active, and loaned early
In the day at per cent alternately, and in
nearly equal proportions at the two rates, the
higher being paid quite freely by borrowers upon
stock colaterals Before the close of banking hours
1t was offered in large amounts at per cent. The
market was harder to this extent that nothing was
done ct as low per cent, while the average rate
was over four cent. Mercantile paper was in good
, demand and quoted as before-viz., a per cent
discount for the several grades of prime.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The decline in gold to 113 enabled the execution
of good many orders for bills on Europe, and alb
sorbed so readily the offerings Of the leading bank
ers at previous rates that the prime houses ad-
vanced their quotations eighth per cent-viz., to
to9X for sixty-day and l1oa for sight sterling The
anticipation OF heavy remttances to Europe of the
July interest on the ve-twenties held abroad also
helped the strength Of the market.
GOLD UNsETTLED-113A A 113 A 113k.
The gold market was unsettled, and after an
early display of weakness and a decline
to l1a rallied to 1877, and closed strong
at 113A. The decline was occasioned by
the announcement, already fully expected, that
the Treasury would begin the prepayment without
rebate Of the July interest on Wednesday next,
and the rally to l131s by the advance in exchange
and an expectation Of resumption of specie ship
ments The advance received also good deal Of
direct help from the gold pool, interests are
rnadj In a IN Of hat tn
the basis OF ia 115. As II in obedience to spirit
of compromise between the two opposing inlu-
ences thus operating upon the market, the price
settled back to the intermediate quotation OF 11s4
11sH. The Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 on &C
count Of redeemed ive-twenties and $3l 900 &C
count of interest. The course of the market is
shown In the table,