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Reported Negotiation Of the, cIncin.
natl Southern Railroad Loan.
LITTLE TITLE ROCK.

CONTINUED EXCITEMENT OVER THE RE-
FUsAL OF THE BANKS TO TAKE THE CITY
SCRIP. tsH aItN GoEf'E :
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Sept. 23.-The ex.
citement over our city money continues
to-day. Most Of our city merchants re-
fused 10 take It. A meeting OF merchants
will be held at ten o'clock tomorrow
morning, at which itis generally conceded
they will refuse TO receive the money as
long as the banks refuse.
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The Canadian Parliament Called
Together, r,h

OTTAWA, Sept. 2s.-The Canada Ga.
sstte this evening contains proclamation
Of the Governor General, calling the Par.
lament together Tor the itransactlon Of
public business, on the 23d Of October.
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Stage Robhed n Neyada.

y. SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 24.-The stage
Vaween y: Silver City and Winnemaca, Ne.
mS ,aaA, was robbed today by three masked
%ea, ,a Col. Moore, U. s. Army Paymas-
~, Y Nv was also robbed. The amount taken
anot yet known. Il
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Bank Suspensions at Petersburg,

!. RICHMOND, VA, Sept 23.--The Mer-
chants National Bank, Peoples and Me-
chanics' Bank, Peoples Bank, and the
First National Bank, all Of Petersburg,
suspend this morning. The Citizens
Bank OF Petersburg, although not sus-
pended, declines, payment. Rumors Of
heavy commercial failurs are reported in
that city. The banks Of Richmond are
all quiet, but there Is considerable excite.
ment here over the news from Peters.
burg. Y 5fsf2 8bsl[sEiAtsk
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Assassination in Missouri.

HolDRN, Mo-, sept-J.s o.. Wallace,
! highly respected citizen, while going
ION his home near Wadesburg, yester.
wy 70 the house OF neighbor, was shot
through the heart and killed by an un'
Aaown assassin. No clue TO the murderer.
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Brazilian Cable Expedition at Ma

Lisbon, Sept. 23.-The Brazilian Gable
Expedition has reached Madeira, and the
shore end Of the line connecting that
island with Portugal was successfully laid
yesterday. aA - y 7'7'a'-
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TeIegraphic Feat at cIncinnuti.

CNoINNATr, Sept. 2S.-Thc Western
Union Telegraph office yesterday deliv-
cred the largest number Of private mes
sages ever delivered by itin one day In
this city. .s.....,..7
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THE lRvANsyiiLLE EAR.

EVANSVILLE. Sept. 23.-The Wander
burgh county Fair and Exposition opened
to-day under most favorable auspices
The display in every department is iiai
In excess Of anything ever before witness,
cd In this section Of the country. Miss
Matilda Fletcher spoke In the afternoon
with good effect, her lecture Is highly
praised. The green race occasioned con.
siderable excitement owing 10 several
drivers being knocked off their sulkies,
but no one hurt. Weather fine. The at.
tendance promiSes to be unusually large,
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS FOR THE G. & r.
HR.R. \
TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 23.-At the an.
nnal meeting of the stockholders OF the
Cincinnati & Terre Haute Railroad Co.
In this city to day the following direc tors
were elected: i. A. Bennett, James Fo.
ley, James Samll, L. D. Brien, Fl. @.
Thompson, John d. Scully, c. Belts.
Ataimeeting Of the directors the follow
Ing officers were elected: Il. A. Burnet,
President, James B. Foley, Vice Presi.
dent; A, B. Quackenbush, Secretary and
Treasurer. 1, n Sor.Ts.ri 4
The colored people OF this part Of the
State are holding q very successful camp.
meeting few miles from this city. Many
conversions are reported. a 3ss}I
a. =
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The President goes 70 Long Branch.
WASHINGTON, Sept. a. Presiden,
Grant and Gen. Babcock leit for Long
Branch this morning. The President viii
return Thursday next with his family.
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Paper MIN Burned a, welpole. Ma,,,,

a BS9sToN, Sept. 23,-The paper mill Of
y. +, Hollingsworth at East Walpole was
uE.ned yesterday, with the stock and ma.
iiSs!nesy. isssSyy. Loss about 10000; insurance
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YELLOW FEVER.
No Abatement Of the Epidemic at
shreveport...spreading into the
Suburbs.

No Abatement Of the Epidemic at
shreveport...spreading into the
Suburbs.
CINCINNATI, Sep. 2S.-General Super
intendent Van Horn sends to Hon. VIM.
Orton, President Of tho Western Union
Telegraph Company, Of New York, the
following dispatch: a' - .,a..,'...
LoUIsvILLE, KY, Sept. 23.-Twenty
deaths at Shreveport, yesterday. The dis,
ease is spreading In the suburbs and at
tackiDg acclimated persons, and the blacks
who are generally exempt Superlntend.
ent Hommedien reports that the destitu-
ton 70 becoming nearly as alarming as the
pestilence. iI =. 5z III l&Fi
& THRRR oAsEsAT vicKsBuRa. i, ....I
!. VIoKBuRa, Sep. 23.-The Board of
Health reports three fatal cases Of yellow
fever.
NINE NTRRMENTs At MEMPHIS. ,
MEMPHIs, Sept 23.-There were nine
interments to-day from yellow fever and
eleven from other causes. ~ .'.:'. ~.
The theatres will open for the season on
Monday night fs
p LoursytLLE AID FOR SHREVEPORT.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 23.--Dr. L. P. Black.
burne has lett this city to devote himself
to the relief Of the Shreveport, La, suf.
ferers, having had large experience in
yellow fever practice. Over one thou
sand dollars has been raised hero in the
last two days for. Shreveport. ,sssu. y
SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. 23.-The fol-
lowing Is to.day,s list ofinterments, aa 70.
ported by the Howard Association: Mil
ton George; E. M. Vannostrank; Charley
Thorn; Theresa Gerschuck, age 5S years;
@. Alexander, 8; George Alexander 8
months; Y. NJ butcher, so years; !Nettie
Gaylor, 8; Mary Garnet, 23; Geo. Smith,
83; Mrs. NJ. .. Trogle, 81; eleven in all,
aii iron yeuoW IeVer. .tl!at'ir 49,
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The Panic al AIbany.

ALBANY, Sept. 2S-The run on the
Albany Savings Bank closed this noon,
and the deposits at the close were much
larger than the amount paid out. The
panic Is over here.
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No Disturbance or Confidence a,
Trenton.
TRENTON, N. J., Sept. 23.-There Is No
run Of consequence here There have
been no failures In this city.
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EwAshINGroN.

THE AFFAIRS OF THE NATIONAL BANK
DNTfNGuBHEp SUFFERERS by THE sus

THE AFFAIRS OF THE NATIONAL RANK
DISTINGUISHED SUFFERERS BY THE sus.
PENSION. tn cgg'els Es.it'A a
WAsHrNeToN, Sept. 23.-sA dispatch
says the most prominent depositor in the
First National Bank of that city next 10
President Grant was Andy johnson. In
the First National Batk he has elways
kept his account since he. was made
President and 1T will be remember
Cd that while General Butler was making
an investigation as 10 the causes which
prevented The Aimpeach achment Of hi, john
son, ,sthe lat,er'si bank account 2as pried
into, and It was found that his worldly
wealth Sdiduot exceed! SIS 900. lAt THE
time OF the suspension Of the bank Mr..
johnson had 100000 to his credit, on
which he was receiving si1 per cent IN
terest, which was his only revenue.
Should the eNbank be unable to discharge
It's obligations contingency 10 by no means
impossible, and ex! President johnson will
be almost penniless,: Another case which
will excite Sssympathy sfis.e That OF
Mrs. John g. a, Wilson, whose hus-
band, a member Of Congress, elected
from Oregon, recently died, Mr.. VIII
son had one thousand dollars on deposit
inthe bank when The died, and arrange
mentsiwere making by Jndgel Williams
and Senator Kelley to obtain money for
the widow, who Is wholly without means,
and Is now teaching school TO support her
family. The: Smithsonian Institute had
$4,000 on deposit; the Children's Hospi.
talS; a benevolent institution, which has
done much good In Washington, had
$40 00O;. Judge Macarthur, Of the District
Court, lost $40, ,000., Senator Patterson,
Of South, Carolina, It Is said, had $l4 900
In one ofsthe suspended banks. Admiral
Rowan had 5000; the widow OF o. form
er navy agent had St7 900, the proceeds
Of the sale OF all the property that she
had; and itis said that General Hunter
hadla largenbalance, to his credit Even
Mf.s Knox, collector Of currency, whose
money was IN the bank, said he hadn't
money enough to goto market WITH, the
day alter the suspension. u = =. ~ Z u
! The ran on the Freedmen's Savings
Bank has entirely ceased, and compara-
lively few depositors are at the door Of
the Washington City Savings Bank await
ing their turns, "a ,,,,s.-tyr 1t5,. lf,-1s. 70
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The wayne County Seat Quarrel
/ Again..A Mob Interferes 10 Pre-.
vent the Razlng Of the Jail at
Richmond. s gstl 'gs,,a. peE h
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 23.-The Sheriff
Of Wayne county, Indiana, went from
Richmond today to Centreyille, the old
county seat, with posse OF men to raze
the jail for the remaining stone and iron
work to Richmond. A mob collected and
prevented operations until an injunction
was obtained from the Supreme Court
when quiet was restored, and the Sheriff
and posse returned. Several shots were
Tired during the melee, but no, = one was
injured. - y
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Weather Report.
PRoBABLrTIRa.

WAn DHrAnfNnH4,
,OYyIol OF fnn UnrrY siGMAL oyTloiR.
WAsH1lgfoa, D. O., sopt. $500 ?. =.
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CINCINNATI.
lsATIsYAcToRY FrNANc1AI SITUATION.

aATIsFAcToRy FINANCIAL SITUATION.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-The financial
situation here has not specially changed
since yesterday. Encouraging news from
New York was received this morning
with great satisfaction. Favorable dis.
patches were read by the Superintendent
on Change, and were received with gen.
eral applause. There has not been the
semblance Of q run on any Of the banks,
The conservative course Of the latter Is
generally approved Of by our business
men. ~ 7r.' r.s., 90 -
Reported Negotiation Of the, CIncin.
natl Southern Railroad Loan.
CNorsNATI, Sept 23.-Rumors pre-.
vailed In financial circles here to-day that
ten millions dollars city bonds Of the
Cincinnati Southern railroad had been
negotiated In. New York 10 a German
house. ~. s.t .,., M. "a. ..F ~
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F6r addlttonal 2elSgrepa w Eaurt1. Page.
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THREE oAsssAT yicKsBuRa.

YIoKBuRe, Sept sS.-The Board o
Health reports three fatal cases Of yellow
fever. 80 .
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~ rELEcR
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively 10 the 1ntelli lisencer.

By the wos.ernt Us..sd ~ ians.sSS
once Northwest coz q Msin md ifoaroO Ds,,
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Failure Of Henry cIews& c.
TEMPORARY RENEWAL OF
= .-.5sfE l....s sl.sI lfjayfl.i a5ts 4 ,Ssf9JEiI
.slsFu EXCITEMENT. ,!3Ai6
Quiet and Confidence in Other
Trouble Among Banks at
Petersburg, Va.

! y ,0l.-lI-. L. Z ~ .. ~ II.t
sl.F - eian - = : n 'tEaH l. 2
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Cleveland was selected as the place for
holding the next session. - :
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panic was increasing, the Senator thought
helwould. do oIwhateyers he could, within
the law to restore confidence Senator
Reverdy johnson YVES oftheopinion that
the President WAS not authorized Eto
take money from the Treasury and deposit
Iitin the national banks. There were also
doubts about the, legality otS purchasing
bonds not yet due. It was therefore diff.
cult to devise, 0 way Of relieving the street
with money rom the Treasury. The
President would do,ali thatlhe could, ,but
was very desifous. of:keeping within the
Reporter-What effect t'adoiyou. think
the excitement Of to-day and particularly
the failure oil Henry Clews d Co. will
have on General Grant,
Senator Morton-The failure OF Henry
Clews will hit him hardest Of anything.
Poor Henry I'm very sorry for him.
| Reporler-I hear that the President
has returned to Long Branch. Do you
tIexpect him 10 come over tomorrow and
look after matters for himself2 sas'4d ~
i Morton-No; I doubt II he will come.
AS soon as he gets here he isiat once sur
rounded with q crowd Of sell.constituted
advisers; and ! think he can decide wha,
I TO do as well away as here.
Il Senator Morton expressed earnestIhope
4 that the outlook might not be 50, dis
couraging as was thought, and that thingG
would open much better In the morning
than they had closed in the afternoon. ;
There was q large gathering Of finan-
! cial men at the Filth Avenue Hotel to-
4 night, and the lookout for tomorrow wa
thoroughly discussed, The feeling gen
, orally cannot be said % be hopeful. Th,
alarmlSts are In favor Of o general suspen
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2 mi. ,Meigsi government bank examiner,
after the examination OF the affairs ofthe
National Bank Of Common wealth expires.
jses COMIC idence that the depositors will re.
ceive every dollar;du them. Tho Presi.
dent OF the bank states that there is no lii.
tention Of making an attempt TO resusci-
tate the bank ,as 1t is felt could never be
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

ersl Good Qualities mi IN good demsai sr- ..
ont chang The Demand moderate Pras sg A. al -
~ ~ GOOD DO 81 va q shipping DO 01ic C.,., ,
Igsn b1g hJs Slnr, ei va 81 lO al5 lo 1oc I'D o.i
HEhP-h'nis confines doll l0l goa Js.. no,
quoted l@Hc goh Ja' Belts f,sd m iaJ bsi,s sod o A
lc., gold; lc. guoiei Tar 1lls.
EDlSO-The market yerv qli boz nre, ~, -iuo.,
change we note sales Of 10 10 ~ M's u8las 59s
LEArIIBR-Thsrs has been only uo,s 1,n,bA ,or H.nl.l
SOC ron mAnuStafcrs ahi s re1f fatl hig
s0rhcd b. the aes leaVng he h8lt arl 10 pre tb,
j. no change. We quote. Hrnt, Ares rsvy 4saUe
Henlock Bneuos Ayres Middle &Igpc. feaek.
Light DnlJc Hemoek. Caofa lcsrr ll Ilsnoes Ca.
iomia, Middle HUtiic; HfmicE tah.o- IS. Lght nan
HemIock Onnoco, ke.. HeaTr haei H-rsirk Orno,a ks
Middle. n. dZ6c Hemock. Ornoo' BOO lla L1al1Ic. nszek
Good Damaged all kinds an srg., il1tc Hen0ck, Pos1
Damagef al ki1ds and weight lJosc; i-uos Roagh 1d ~
hoa Cropped, Heavy Basic iH.1a Crop-f. Middle gdnsi
Umon Cropped light Wdfc; Union Bft Ilu1c Oa Ros4k
all weights 55a3Ie.; Oak kOuh so-l,a. a. suglu oD0Re
NErALSTbe for In.o' Caprsr rsnua, vry ds asd
nomnaly steady lj0t g. g.. Ltr
change quoted l Goc New 0arailg ssuly. quotd At
and Bolts and Bntsn Sc Bro .ts a. ioF hr ne aad NJ
Jlc, cash Scotch Pig Iron d.
rivals prices have doEnEar enrf 4nts Garherrs pom.
nay s51D &5a Amcncsn u aI daab! quots
No at SEas syO No az pi50f 49, sal Gpy Fofge sfoD
t. New English Rails qlet and ulc51g - S70at god
and American at &slatH 90 mfenri obi EngsA Dan a5d
nominal at S5fd 30 Tor g. and d. o. qac ADD anchargsd;
q1o'e Wrought yard t'0aS Foreign Pr.h Tssg
quiet bot prices 6r snail s 30 gold; Bar quoted
SIC; sheet and Pipe lc and Ii Pipe
% trade Sper doll and alli Seln trd a 7ldss
gold Trade IN g Tin iyey doll r0naaT nnchBge,
Straits he'd a. c; EnglI, a!c, arl bana at Glc goh Pass
are dali and tending downward Olr lenons slou ehasse
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Foreign exchange was quiet, but strong on the
r od nnot afiona.

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Wisconsin, will close at ~ p. IN, at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. so and 81 Pine-st.
The money market has been easy throughou1 'ho
day. the general rate among the stock broker houses
during the forenoon having been per cent cur
rency, but in the afternoon rates became easier
with late business at and and per ceht' aV
which intermediate rate the leading bond houses
were accommodated. There was good business
doing in commercial paper at to 10 per cent. lho
outstanding legal tenders tonight are
an increase of S137 900 since last night The inter-
nal revenue receipts are S25OOOO. The following are
the Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day: Currency S4S3OOOO; coin, 74,39O,OOOj certih-
Gates footing up S2GOOO,OOO.
United States bonds were strong under the lnlu-
ence of higher gold. easy money, and the active de
mand from the foreign bankers Messrs. FISK ~
Hatch report as follows at p. In.:
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TUESDAY. Nav C-P. VI.

The speculation in railroad aud miscellaneous
shares has been feverish and uncertain, espe-
cially in Pacific Mail, which has been under
the influence of the various rumoTs which have
of late caused its eccentric changes. The ex-
ample set by this volatile stock was not fol-
lowed by the rest of the market, which, saving
an occasional dip of a fraction was firm, and in
the afternoon strong closing on the basis of the
best figures of the dag. The absence of 50 many
leading lights from the arena of speculation has
tended to keep the market quiet, and a very small
business was done. Panama spun up from ll2 to llG
but later dropped to 1l3a114. Rock Island was con
spicuous for an advance from 10S to lO5, which it
retained. The leading stocks dealt in beside these
were Central, Western Union, Union Pacific and
Lake Shore. The opening, highest, lowest and clos
COG Of atnnhs NUnr a = InllnNNs
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TotL 6b

delivery far ana prices Ito mghe
SALES folows all on basis Of Low Middlnzsi - ,o .
gae evening after NAV, 200 AZ l3 Iltci june o ~
n 7be 200 At II s3.c 100 ls; Jalv l4n0 at II gb go
AT IL lgle 100 at slc; August 100 at B7l6c' 900 aibi IH
I ~ e ssuember OU Tile; total 400 bas Sales today ny
10 MAY TO at sla1ostsc go e. 10 7ec 10 a.
lgic zoo al gl6e; 10 16. so a. lc, co a i6
in Al IA llc 500 at 10 9l6e 80 Jlc July, 900 ~ le 0
AZ l8 gtGc 8ic 2 at 10 ll6c 0 n g 100 a. ~ Io
01 Isle 900 is BE- 10 lt6c, lHO at otc August
10 at IS 5.l6c 500 sIe 100 At bc go at sr % At .ioci
Ocobe O Al I7Ic December 800 lie; ercbange5e "a 70
sT iS Mar for Juy l6c p sou May June total Z2OO
bae,: grand so;al. Is 800 bales. ,
CtNLES-Thee little nothing dg AMI me mar
ke is nomnay quote AianAntos Al6 OF A. [0~c
enenn at Patent pd4lc., and Parshne al @Z1Jc;
DRIGS AND DYES-0pum quiet but n9des are trnera
as - goi bond Morphine without change qaotel Al -,
demand and the market steady az ~ ~
S on Cboe Of Potash du and nominal at 4Oe gold Bnghsh
Enicas an, dali pnoe have dOHnwsi tendee We note
small sa e Of Tartar at 3iic gol soda An na
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The TRIBUNE, New.IOrk.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

The Toledo, Wabash. and Western Railroad Com
pany has issued Sj,OOOCOO Of per cent mortage gold
bonds to purchase and relay the entire line with
steel rails between Toledo and ST. Louis which COM
prses, with its branches over Gg0mies Of completed
road. The immense business now done over this
line VIII be rapidly and greatly augmented by its
connection with the Canada Southern Railroad, to
be opened for traffic next June, and will render
the substitution of steel rails a necessity. Upward
Of 100000 of tons Of traffic and 100000 passengers
were carried over this road in 1872. The net earn
ngs for 1871 and 1872 largely in excess of the
amount required to pay the interest on the entire
mortgage debt Of the Company, including these
bonds. The bonds will be issued the rails are laid
and only SO000OO of the issue is offered for sale at
present, at 90 and interest, by Messrs Winslow
Lamis {, Co., aud Messrs. Perkins, Livingston &
Post.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
syvania Skies lO9; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
-. Reading Railroad. 51i Pennsylvania Railroad,
So Gold H.
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we're as follows

There was moderate business IN railroad mort
cages the ease in money stimulating the demand
for the prominent issues. Central Paciics brought
1O3l: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Fights, liz;
Fort Wayne Second, 1905, and ST. Paul First Is per
centsl. los. The quotations were as follows:
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,,.ed m. puh cold ard weather for The esson
ne our which usual Of the
Tsa quote Anthracite s50 90 oa WestnoIelshd and
Cumbeand Soft al siUS1 5 Foen oas
limited demand but not pn snd bodss are hn Liver
pool House Camel S20 do Gas b6O t8 and hescast slI o.
CO1TONThe for Cotton the spot has been very quiet bat
ncna nlihnnL nnnaAle ehanle We nloe aa lo-l VS.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

There was dull feeling in State bonds outside OF
Tenncssees, which advanced to S0i0Sl for actual
business. Missouri Skies were finn at 81. The fol-
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at p. IN.

The gold speculation has been equally quiet with
yesterday though Grmer wthal the sales being at
117s and 117 with very little force to the specula
ton either side, though it is vaguely hinted that
the bulls endeayoring TO maneuvcr the cash gold
for another squeeze. To-day was the settling day
for Consols on the London Change and securities
were quiet and about steady, though the new French
loan was down to 4a4! per cent pre-
MUM The Bank of England gained on
balance to-day E14lOOO sterling. The advance in
gold was also checked by the heayness of the export
cIearances of domestic produce for the week. which
footed up in currency valuation S7,5l5,679 Loans
cost A. g. q and per cent for carrying TO fat The
Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl5SOOO in coin interest
on the public debt. and disbursed $1,000 coin in re-
demption of called Five-TwentIes. The days busi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was Gold cleared,
S44 294 900; gold balances S1,36OG2l currency bal
ances, 81, i,5O5,lO3 The following wero the quota
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