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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting OF the Board OF Managers was
held at the Bible House, Astor place, on Thursday
afternoon, A. Robertson Walsh, Vice President, In
the chair, sustained by 4. L. Fancher ana Richard
=. Buck, Vice Presidents.
The Rev. T. Ralston Smith, ID. d., READ the first
chapter Of the Eplstle OF James and offered prayer
One new auxiliary in Tennessee was recognized.
Communications were received from MIR. Andrew
NJ. Milne, Montevldeo, showing progress Of the
OF books; from Rev. Dr. Trumbull, Valparaiso, re-
turning thanks for aid TO the Valparaiso Bible
Society and giving an account OF their opera
lions; from Mr.. samuel A. Purdle, MaJamoros,
who has gone TO Mexico under the Friends MIS-
sionary Association stating his safe arrival and
commencement OF Bible work; from Rev. NJ. Han
sen, ChristIania, returning thanks Tor grant OF
funds to the Methodist Missionary Society Tor Bible
distribution In Norway, with statements showing
the need OF the Bible In mat country; from Rev.
A. COquerel, Jr., Paris, returning THANKS OF the
Paris Bible Society for aid IN printing edition Of
Paris, with grateful acknowledgements from the
French Bible Society, Tor aid IN supplying citizens
and soldiers IN france Win Inc hoy scriptures;
sionary Union, sending the fiscal account OF the Te
loogOO Mission, India; aud from Rev. J. g. smith,
Jafina, giving an account OF Bible work In the Cey-
Grants OF books were made TO the Seamen's
Friend Society, to new hospital OF the Episcopal
church IN Brooklyn with numerous grants 10 feeble
auxiaries, agents ana responsible individuals,
especially at the South ana the West and on the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and Tor South America
and San Domingo. The whole number granted Is
6OS6 volumes, including ten volumes In raised let
tiers FOR the blind, besides others to the amount OF
O55 to feeble auxiliarles, and $3.50 in funds for
Bible distribution In Rome, Italy, by Rev. Dr. Cote,
OF the southern Baptist Convention.
The Rev. w. II. Norris was appointed agent TO
ST. Domingo and Hayt to make Investigations and
ascertain the openings for Bible work.
Robert Lenox Kennedy, A s. Barnes and Smith
Sheldon, were elected members Of the Board OF
Managers. to I'LL vacancies OccasOned by the cleo
ton or Richard 7. Buck and M. ). Bidwen, VICE
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 2, 1S72
Cotton auet good ordinary, 2Oc Net receipts 720 bales
Exports coastwise 49, Sales, 300 Stock 5o2l7. Net
cepts OF week 1919 EIpors,To the Continent SIS;
coastwise, S79 Sales OF the week, i,oOO
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. g 1871
Cotton quiet and weak; mi idings 11sc. 22Ac. Net re
cepts 68Sg bales gross, 1854 Expo-tsTo Great Britain.
is9 Reue Barcelona 600 coastwiss g. Sales,
$500 Stock, Ni&H Net receipts of the week, 49, go:
gross y974S ExportsTo Great Britain, 626S 70 Genoa
l526 10 barcelona 2lo7; 10 Reue coastwise GlI
Sales of tho week, 47,5o2
MoBILy, Feb. 2, ts7l
Cotton quiet and weak mddngs 2l,sc. Net receipts
9s29 bales Exports coastwise l62. Sales 500 Stock
65g7S Net receipts OF the week, 9726 the
Continent 1O; coastwise, 1873 Sales Of the week OO
SAVANNAH, Feb g. 1874
Cotton quiet. holders firm; middngs, 2ssc. 2slo Net
receipts, 9,63 bales. Exp0rts coastwise, 3D.
Stock 7067O Net receipts Of tho week, 1887 Exports
To Great Britain 6<oS TO the Continent $500 coastwise
3,628. Sales OF the week, ll,20A
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2, 1874
Cotton quiet; middng1, sNc Net receipts, 24g bales.
recsips OF the weeS s( KSportsTo Great Britain. a22
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

JACKSON HALsTED.-In this city, on Wednesday,
January 81, by the Rev. Reese r. Alsop. WILLIAM
H. JACKSON, OF Passaic N. j., to ESTHER A. HALsSED
OF Rye. Wcstchester county, New York.
MLCGROrTY-CARR-On Wednesday, January 81,
by the Rev. A. b. Carter, ID. d., EDWARD H. MAC.
GRorTY TO JESSIE s., daughter OF Horatlo u Carr
Esq, all Of this city. No cards.
OwEN-DAvIs.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, Jersey City, on Wednesday, Janvary 81, by
the Rev. p. ID. Van Cleef, d. d., joins CwHN, OF
Titusville, Pa, to MARY j., daughter Of the late
Daniel DAVIS.
STEvBNs-DuvALI~--On Thursday, February l,
1872, at the Church OF ST. Mary the yir GIN Forty
nth street, by the Rev. Thomas Mckee Brown, as
sisted by the Rev. Now. Il. NoyeS Idr. SAMUEL.
STEVENS, son OF the late Hon. Sarnufa Stevens, OF
Albany, TO Miss LAURA 4. DUvAII, 10 lighter OF Ell.
bridge q. Duval, ESQ., all Of the city sOf New York.
Baltimore ana Rochester papers ps Ease copy.
WoaLoM-CoHu.-On wednesday, January IL,
1872, by Rev. stephen II. Tying. at st. Georges
HANNAH D. COHu, Of New York cry.
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the Continent. 1884; ooaawis. 1873 Sales Of the week.

70 the Coulnent 23] c0aswse, Ioio oaie7 !" ''' "~s
b,JDl 49,,
BUFFALO. Feb. 2. ls7a
Breadsius very dull and prices nomnsy naIs
The only transactions to-day were OF CanaaAn
at 9ic loo bushels No 2corn at s one car do m raj
road elevator mt zoe. Pork lard and hghwnes uncnahbeu
Seeds dull; timothy Ss 80 Ssl5 shipments none, ISL,
Flour steady with moderate demand sales 4oo eo ns
" on Tor No spring SO tor amber wnter o oO for whe
winter ~ Tor double extra Wheat quiet and unchahgsu
cnoce white Canada at 81 IS; red winter, 81 ~ NO MI
%aqkee club " 81 No. white Mcnsaa VI 1U ,s corn
lake Canada, 81 Bay Quinte at 81 Us. Rye nomina,y
eoc Tor Wesern Corn mea-xl ~ for b0ited anu % 20
so ss unboted per cw Mfsed arm shorts ssS shipsn
$2o W.; middlngs 1928 $50 per ton Highwines,
yi1Sc 9zc Railroad reights-Flour, Boston, 6ec 10
New York, 59c. to Albany, 4sc.
CHICAGO Feb g. 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull and easier, at
vi SSn for No. spring. Corn duh at 40kc. tor NO.
mixed. Oats DUH and steady nj sake. for No2 RyeNo.
stronger, at sss ssMc Barley easier at ss,c soc
good demand At Us 30 roTk arm Sia ss
6%c exc. Green meats steady; sales
of hams ut Go. a6Ac. shoulders 4c rough
atbsc short rib mddes at 5o short clear midss At &C.
RIB mddlss a. &c. sncr. clsa, miidlss a. SIZE Live
SO s. Receipts 500 bbl. dour, 5000 bushels wheat.
and 1900 bushels barley shipments bills four 200
bushels wheat $1,000 bushels 5000 bushels 5000
bushels barley and 5000 hogs.
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STOCKS DULL AND STRONG,

STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
N There was a little more animation in the stock
market and generally cheerful feeling, resulting
from steady revival OF confidence in the future
serenity OF the situation, now that nothing more Is
said about the war with Spain or even concerning
that quarrel with England foreshadowed In the
disputed claims before the Geneva Commission.
wall street news and rumors are always ''good for
this day only make their ripple in the stream there
and vanish out of sight Our war with Spain, Cuban
belligerency, the Alabama claims, the Russo-Eng-
lIsh war for domain In Central Asia and like
matters which nave been on the taps for q few
weeks past made their bow and retired, to be sue
ceeded By the triumph OF Mr.. Boutwell, and the Syn
dictate In Congress- to whom carte blanche nas
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The following table shows The highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD LOAN.
This topic grows interesting Our assertion that
the European agents Of the Northern Pacific were
selling the bonds IN London for about 90 per cent
currency when they were '.fostingn them on the
American community at par, has caused an unusual
commoti0n and verified 'the mysterious influence"
of the HERALD. Our venerable big brother OF the
Times ("Money WRITER, gave Ben Franklin
glance over the top of his gold spectacles ana told
us with kindly smile we were wrong-'we hadn't
calculated tie foreign exchange" Theu the Messrs.
Jay Cooke Co. SAID we had made an "obvous
blunder," as 'the bonds had been sold in London
at l02." We published the card OF the latter, but
modestly waited for an outside champion Of our
cause Here no is:-
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Having seen q denial in the Times OF your figures
in the Northern Pacific Railroad matter give you
herewith the correct figures, which prove your po-
slt0n right. AS the bonds issued were sterling the
nominal rate OF exchange has nothing TO do with
the question. The bonds were issued In f2OO fl0O,
&C., &C., which were offered at fS5 per cenrum 4.
e., per 9loO. Now, taking f2OO bond equivalent
TO $l,OOO)-wnioh at GS5, would be Giro win ex-
have 500 o. currency for f2OO or ST. 900 bond or
Urine over 81 per cent currency The Times arti-
completely falslfes the facts, and the HERALD. as
usual Is right, and should let the public know 1t.
The rock on which our venerable brother of the
Times ana the Messrs. Jay Cooke 4 TO- have
fOundered Is "foregn exchange" which even to
those who CIPHER in 1t every day Is Sanscrlt. Now,
we will suppose case for familiar Illustration
man in New York wishes to buy 81. 600 bond Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad. The agents in this
city ask HIM 81, 900 greenDacks 1t. Meantime he
has seen in the English papers that the London
agents were receiving subscriptions according to
the following advertisement -
The issue price Is IS per cent payable as folIows:-
f5 per cent on application f10 per cent on allot.
ment flO per cent on Sd OF April ego per cent
Sd OF May EGO per cent on Sd Of June 600 per cent
on LIST OF july Total, f85 per cent, thus yielding to
subscribers upwards OF eight ana hdif per cent per
Gnuufn upon the investment, with the further ad-
dltiOn OF Jteen per cent on repayment OF principal.
In other words, the London agents O1er q f200
bond Stated by them in the same advertisement to
be equivalent TO $1,000 Tor fl70, less rebate or
drawback, which brings the cash price down TO
fl67H. Our investor goes down to Wall street and
asks what 1t will cost him to lay f167H in London.
The rate OF exchange Is lO9A and the price Of gold
1922. He is answered, 1894 as, currency. He
finds in short. that he can buy in London for 89h
per cent transmitting the money from this city, a
bond for which the agents here demand 100. Will
not our venerable brother Of the Times please
make the dn.ende honorable ana do our mathe.
NAUTICAL powers more justices
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The Southern list was irregular and more active.
The South Carolina new bonds were in good de-
mand at 30 29h, ana Virginia consols ranged in
the fractions over S.. Tennessees were quiet and
steady and Missouris heavy. The North CarolInas
were strong, but inactive. The following were the
closing observation-disclosures, ex coupon. 65x q
66 do new, 65h &C; Virginia, ex coupon, So q 90;
do. registered stock, DID, A 81; do. sxes consoli.
dated bonds, So a 55h do sixes deferred scrip,
Is ID; Georgia skies, 20 IS; do. sevens, IS 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon 80 33; do. new, l6 II;
do, special tax ID 1871; Missouri skies, 941s 05;
do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 92k 90; Louisiana
sixes So a 80; do. levee skies, 60 a 65; do levee
Fights, 10 a 70; Alabama fves. 90 q IS; do eights
90 95; South Carolina skies, SO a co. do. new, JAM
nary and July, 297s 29H; do do, April and Octo-
Der. 25 20; Arkansas skies, funded, 81 o SO; DO.
sevens, Little Rock and Fort Smith Issue, go a
IS; do sevens, Memphis and Little Rock, SO a ~.
THE RAILROAD BOMBS.
rhe following were the bids for the railroad
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Died.

BACHEM. -Morrisania, Westc0 ester county, n. "
Summons.-The members of lilly Lodge No. 3i2 F:
and A. M. are hereby SUMMONED TO attend special
on sunday, February A. for tie purpose OF attending
the funeral OF our deces .sed brother, MATTHIAS
BACHEM. Per order JOHN MCGUIRE, w. "A.
THOMAS w. TIMPsoN, Sef;retary.
CARR.-At the Gilman House, on Tuesday, Janu
airy 23, r. A. CARR, OF the sloop Mary Jane.
Ontario papers please copy.
CAsTLE.-On Friday, February 2, at Beevllle, N
j., SARAH A., widow OF william Castle, and daugh-
ter OF General James. A. Moore, late OF this CITY,
the relatives AMI friends or the family are re-
spectiulIy invited 20 attend the funeral, from 81
Paul's chapel. conner Broadway and Fulton s'ree,
on Tuesday, the Btn inst, at two O'Clock r. AZ:
COSGBR.-OD Friday, February = mA MA, r n
BETH. wife Of Henry Q. Conger ana eoes' a""s"'''
OF william Church. 49,. -..co,,
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been gwen for wholesale manipulation Of the new
loan with double interest," extravagant commits
sions ana all The advance In prices ranged IRON
quarter to and three-quarers per cent, the lat
ter extreme being reached in Pacific Mail, which
was perhaps the leading feature OF the day. Next
in point of interest were wabash ana Northwestern.
Erie recovered to 81 but fell OF again the Close
when the general market was strongest and the
highest prices Of the day prevailed In the mining
snare market Quicksilver was active with sales at
3Ox.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows The highest and lowest
nrices of the mr. ncinal sfAcks durinn The dax
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70 sec. 100 at 2sc 200 ss ii6c 100 at sscl0o at
24c May, loo at s57sc 100 AZ 25hc.; June, loo a. ~ 90
ports Close as follows:To Liverpool, by steam, Nd; by
SAL, 3loi. To Havre, BY steam 1c gold sail. 4c To
Hamburg, by steam, I'D, compressed. TO Bremen, by
steam lc gold compressed To Baltic ports, by sail, &c
SsyesSh TO- New Orleans s Mobile 1929 savannah.
Baltimore, ag7 New York, 1,sl Boston, 49, Total 1915
This day last week, lal3 This day year. 26,sl5 We
auotR
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COM
PAEY,

At meeting of the trustees OF the Atlantic and
Pacinc Telegraph Company, held at their once yes
terday, the following officers were elected-Johr
Dur President; w. IL. Guon, Vice President; f..
ID. /. sweet Executive Manager; George Bliss.
Treasurer; Alfred Nelson, Secretary. Executive
(,ommittee--Sidney Dillon, John H. Mortimer, q. $.
Bushnell, l.. p. Morton, W. u. Snow, Judge Emoas,
Oliver Ames.
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The Illegal Seizure and Detention Of The
American Steamer MOntijO.

Tho Government OF Panama Refusing Reparation
for the Insult and Injury Committed by Insur-
gents Within Its Limits-0pinion of the
Attorney General Of Panama-Mak-
ing Light Of High Crime
Against the American Flag
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,he aemana ior wheat was gn anu compara'ysey S
DOR aSr o and q 10 50 for ' fir
:Ss VI Il %.:;s5 ..ss 4
wes IN .s Sys and
prime. The safes were bushels 7c
y.sw @ a soG. ~ Ga for De w sas
SS e1 lots ae
aIoss; Sssss Tor white. Rye quiet
ws. SSs for
FEEIanTs-Ihe inquiry tor berth room to-day was only
h IA the Of
ENGAGEMENTS reported to-day were as foows;ro Liver;
clover seed and sail 50 Clover seed
POS TO Bristol steam $4,000 bushels grain At Sid 100
slt: 10 tss s"'s';
ssa 4 bacon g. as IS sa. Of bacon SO o s"
s. The S ss srs
M Cd >. s D 5 TO sas sS
to the north side cssa and back 90 % pGr
sugar 5 moasses IS and port charges two schooners
the vineyard 5oc- per bel :. ,., To-. -.
but firm at loc gold in bond for native e'o assc
Ss
de%esiic cloth for April May and June delivery at c
hemp emp continue s S as,.
1ae oa Se
cent Improvement We hear Of sales Of $50 bales Of
rency 1880 bales of butts to arrive Boston, gold
We quote :-Dressed American, $265 $275 per ton; I'M
dressed do. 1850 per ton; Manila, l34c q 13Lc, gold
ssal, l1'@c 1l,sc gold Tampico, TIC ING. gold, in
bonds Jue 41c. 6Sc, gold; and ute butts, &c. cur
rency.
Hops-The market generally has been quiet our
last but there Is enough inquiry for prime hops (which
to keep the market firm The receipts continue
State, zoe. DOC. Eastern and Western, 2Uc.
6Oc yearings, lOc Soc and olds 10c 15c old olds
2c Foreign hops quoted within the Of Soc e5c for
all kinds
HAY AND SIRAw.-Under fair demand for ali descrp-
tons the market continued urn ana unchanged me cur
ties 81 80 81 75 long rye III 10 short
81 10.
MoLAssEs. The market for domestic fairly active
and firm. Foreign inactive aud nominal We
sales of 800 bbs New Orleans at DC &c. 40 bbs do
We QuOte:-
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IDENTIFIED,

The body OF the man who died so suddenly at
Police Headquarters on Thursday afternoon, was
subsequently identified as that OF Mr.. James
Srawley, late OF 446 Washington street. Coroner
femsins to washington street, where an inquest VIII
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The quot are Based on cotton running IN quality not
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIs-ReceptsFlou G6o7 barrels; corn,
SoMo bushels corn meal goo barrels and $40 bags oats
but comparatively firm for all kinds revised quota
tons appended The sales comprised about 5000 barrels
southern hour dull but without change though
the lower grades were heavy Sales BOZ barrels Corn meal
upaa haas nj In rtive No uunta.
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CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK P, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY Feb 2--6P.M.
AsnEsThe market sIl continues moderately active for
both pots and pearls The supply 10 light, especially for
pearls and hardly sufficient TO meet the requirements
trade Quoted So asa SO Is for pos and $l $ll 50 for
pearls.
CArDLEs.The market generally continued quiet bu.
changed There mas been rather better inquiry for
antine candles, but the sales have been to small
lots. We quotoisperm, ssc Sic patent do, &C. 45c
&c
CoPPE R.The market has been only moderately active
since last, but continued firm The sales aggregate
2oooc lbs Of lake 2sc 2c cash, closing at the latter
price.
CoFrrE-The market to-day has been quiet but firm for
all descriptions We quote :Cargoes Rio ordinary, l6c
lss.c, gole IN bond, sixty days Msrscaibo 2oc glc
Java, 13c 24c, gold duty paid.
CoTroNTbe Inquiry for cotton on the spot has been only
moderate, but prices unchanged. For future devery
market opened quiet and lower which, however,
t,-to voasusu nm bua
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New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures c 45c. lOc SIC.
aa c' s
% i 5 3 & s as ars
800 bbls strained at - a 90 2o bbs pale at 81 81 90
8 $s sS Mssslnston wi%lnstSn;
9s-Ths market for n;esd was moderately n active and
Whale was dull but unchanged quoted 75c SOC sperm
S Su sead 1nG s se AenAAd'n was quiet
sra e p a, s d sna
quoted at 2c for the month. Crude In bulk, remained
sss aSoed nomn CSC a SaphtSn
eq n Ike ss s & Ss
unchangcd quoted at 49, 90 70 s. on upper and ~ 81 ~
tribe easier held at sc or reaned for ali the month
sa meats. s s .SS s sad
70 Kegs The market for pork dull and heavy,
qSse g February Or
Old steady at sls So Bacon was qaie, and un-
A. the West New YOrk account there large bust;
sa o pub
.s sASI: d. S short s"s,I TS e ss
ss S9sss s fS s s
s s 's: rsn with sfsl
business from stores full prices. We quote Smoked
shoulder g. % % hams iGS c SS 5s.s s5Su
re; sugar:cured and smoked hams isc i4c Lard was
ca a a and 60 sGUa arrive early
iSr al an c a at win
COntnuo0 moderately
very firm. Sales IS casks of Ca roina at &c. SIC, las
bags Pana 7 a. INC. and $50 bags RansoOn at SIC
s eSn"sS quiet but m
wa. 4 request AZ prices
SIC Is,r good refining. &c. asEc good
% choice srocsy @ Co.
IS hhs and p Ss.s' s Sc NJ.
S i II sas ranS CO. e &c prime
snns Sis sc fair s 10 csoss sr0ssy s%s iSH
Dutch standard, Nos il 70 y s1zc. sanllasuperor
and s1sa ol Clover wa. firm but less active
The sales last aggregate about 1000 bags at
for for naana and Sd Mssp aaa % 2s0
continued in fair demand and r sales bags to arrive
was IN ar request with sales of SO tons of ST.
sTEAniSE remained dull and the of business
doing all de-
S the sy, sns
Ksnsucsy az re a LOO Ss'es 9s ono q S
s:ss y IL sa !.
% IA al but sos % es
'n T1IMoS met with moderate demand former price,.
wi WmsSSr:.Rece,pts ga bills the market was steady
wooihe during the three day. undo, review
up as follows 10000 lbs Michigan fleece 56c Soe ISs
Georgia do. 55c. 10000 xxx and Pckock Nc 4oWw Ids.
Xxx Ohio, 76c 5000 lbs unmerchsnabe &C SW lbs.
coarse secured, Gle 5000 lbs medium DO 7oc 1917 p,
ep Caornia slightly bury sss s7c ia ssO1 So lSs
lbs Mestiza, 3oc.: 1900 lbs. Cape, &C ,i5c;
10000 lbs extra pulled. &C. 1Sc zoo se 10 sd Ola ;s.
washed turkey c 5000 Ss baeH o Rs . %.. Sss;
Texas &c I5OV lbs. unwashed SMYRNA &c; 7U00 ids;
unwashed Buenos Ayres 55c 10000 lbs MonIey1co ana
noIs. Sc bales super pulled zoe ee; - eaes q
bales Cr,mea &c 100 bales Cape, 42c ~ paIes I'M
washed sbeepkns 35 l0 bales Cape 70 arve a. boston
about S2c moo lbs secured 26OO0 lbs Texas l6UW lbs
shcepskins 275 paes Mestiza, 2 bales English nois 40
bales Montevideo sheepskns, lou paes super peo' ID
bales extra do all on private TERMS
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The Sub-Treasury paid out 100000 on account OF
January interest and $685. 900 in redemption Of the
called '62's. The operations Of the Gold Exchange
Bank were as f0llows:-
Gold balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,310,430
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. l466, 100
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been follows Last eyenngFebruary 40 at % 7l6c,
delivery after los sc scand % e. snort no,
y sfec 100 at axe March, cog aa, 400 q u lslsc
% blsc May, 900 q ssc June, 200 at 2shc Total ESQ
bales TodsyFebruay, 80 22c 2ou At ~ 3!6c 900 At
ssSc:, LiOO :. y isiSc, 900 q aakc $40 iisc,
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

ring are the total net receipts of cotton since