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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-28
WARLIKE WOMEN.
warIike Women and the Early Am.
AZOnS.

From the British Army and Navy Journal
A remarkable old woman named Vir-
ginie Chesquires has just departed this
life close to Issy, near Paris. She had
almost attained her huEdredth year, and
had behaved with remarkable heroism
during the war of the first empire, at
which period she fought as soldier in
the twenty.seventh regiment She went
through the peninsular campaign, and
gained the rank of sergeant for gallantry
and good conduct, and on one occasion
she carried off the dead body of her
colonel under fire. While trying to lift
up the corpse of her commander, two of
the enemy approached, upon which she
made signs pretending to be wounded !
they hurried forward to secure their prisF
oner, but when they were near, the SER
geant shot one of them, seized his horse,
flung the body over the saddle bow, and
rode back to the French lines. The other
trooper fed on seeing his comrade fall.
The sergeant, however, had been
wounded, and blood was flowing from the
breast. The surgeon insisted on un-
dressing the sergeant, and then it was
discovered that the gallant non-csmmis-
stoned officer belonged to the fair sex.
We do not find the name Of Virginie
Chesquieries among the Military Wo.
men of France" although the list is
long, and the author has accepted far
more curious stories. Take the tale of
the Countess of Saint Baslemont, a
French lady, who married an officer in
the service of the Duke of Lorraine.
She had hardly espoused the count when
war broke out, and the lady Joined the
army of Louis XII, while her husband
fought on the opposite side We are
told that the countess remained faithful
to her lord and master, and, disguised as
Q man, disarmed in duel young cav
alier who had importuned her too freely
when dressed in the garb of her sex.
She is said to have killed more than 490
men; and when General Jean Louis
Erlach marched through Champagne,
all alone she attacked three German
troopers, who were seizing some farm
horses, and held them until her people
arrived. She afterwards entered cha
teau, by an upper window, and, though
abandoned by her comrades, pistol in
hand, jumped into room where there
we're seventeen men, whom she managed
to disarn.
Talking of these warlike women re.
minds US that at the commencement of
the French revolution a corps of ANA
IONS was raised who offered up prayers
to Bellona, an extract of one of which
has been handed down to us. 1t runs
And we also, we know how to die or to
conquer; we know how to WELD other
weapons than the needle and distaff o
Goddess, companion of Mars, following
thy example, all women ought to march |
in rank With the men. Goddess of
force and courage thou shalt never
have cause to blush for French women"
This corps never saw service, and was
succeeded by the Tricoteuses, and then
by the Lecheuses, who used to lick the
blood stained posts of the guillotine.
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OR DINANCE.

Be II ordained by the General Council of the
city Of Memphis, That Article Cd. of Section
2, page 1856, Bridges Digest of city ordinances,
be so amended as TO include barber shops, so
as to allow them to keep open on Sunday.
Passed first reading, when the rules. ac-
pended, and the ordinance passed the second
and final reading by Board of Aldermen, and
passed first reading by Council. when on mo-
tion the rules were suspended. and the Ordi-
nance was read a second time and passed
finally May 9. 1873.
Approved May 10. 1873.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest. l.. r. Richards City ReOisfer 6Q-79
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HOUSE,
Is West Court strest, Memphis.
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DOCKS BOUND AND MANUFACIUkkB.
ID from q FaMPHLET 20 the TINEsI Book tl
the coaniry the sssstsTa market not otexcepted
In quality OF price.
Ttne blank Books = sPesialty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

demand Moderate aud he market cady quote
ns sT ss sSd Clover y O. ST1. saJ AID S%
tied demand quote Al 81 lsgSl . lot I''s N.Y. '
NAVAL SToREs~T5s Spirits TDsoens s.. ruled ss
100 40 90 Tar active nd mgasr; 49,
saIe. $50 OblI Washington at - l4iSs' ~ "nhs"A
oiAusee remain. very quiet prices s.s at &c I.
market MenhsdeD quiet hat srn Lard aa -" s@V
PRdvrsioss~The market active bat opsi The es
aand @ future has estee Sers "a. ,s 1SP I.- 10 & m.
ornry s5 The as cash and srar are x sss q ~
l s.. Sss nss ms.. sSs IS fog Cay d.
future delivery hear Of 20 eSs hsss ,sr So sT PAN
Hss. and rash for Mess Tsrcs Beef arty 50 .E
sss, Of 20 % EI S na c.; Meat. az, qus bot sr
d, Of Hans Better sales $50 Hams si Ne 100 Cy
Pcte Shou.r. si 100 BAH t2S2i ~ s,so
1 20 Do shoulder; e ss s Ss' n s SIe, - D
zoe Sse 90 ae5Sn = s ID I sae SS 200 Fresh
boxes Long Clear sie so eO1s' Lrs and 80
short Clear Bo. At GsnE. on 2,as Or M . a. the close
guote al and q e7c for City Lard eassf
s, Nh. .as and G s a. s for No. 81 for cu siss n
Prime steam s,e for Kettle Rendered. Tor istaf ses We os
seller April sae and 900 tea late sA'araAy NJ ''"
IEUM-R.sned offered at Saturdays prices asd
without buyers continue am The export "a
S SA sS S soosh to I sss ass.
sss os, ea, e.esye We sac sie The
spot 81 on both greens and 81 70 a on ss' a.eng
4. P1.asps. 1 IG, =. %a' ss zoo & .n i.T s
and limited jobOina business a. Ss of Aans'"'
ans SUGARS T active and arm sales bids sGslc tor
Pair Reaaug Cuba and si for choice 9snirga sS a.
s sS1 s.1 q 9S i'' asnss s9ii icS H.rds
SBBDs-Clover dull and steady ae Of 20 osgs rr"e
I: :, 'sss'lei %" ''s' o'"'' '-'' : -,.'''' r
TAIIow moderately steady Of .OoO isr Western
at Sic and sooo 70 nolee Wy A. .e d aoo bh Il st,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

of operstors being directed TO Pacific Mail, which
developed unusual strength, and reached o9 at mia
day The rest Of the list in the mean time had ruiea
firmly but without any unusual movement and onsi-
ness was only of a moderate nature Subsequently
prices began to pick up as the loan market grew
easier and the leading stocks went into the O'CLOCK
Board with strength and an improving tendency
Shortly after the Board the following dispatch was
received from Washington: The currency balance IN
the Treasury is only $2,oOo.0oo, while the immed'
ate demands upon it exceed this amount by sevefai
millions, and the indications are that the Secretary
will be compelled to either draw on his reserve OF
sell an additional amount Of gold to that alreaoy
advertised within the next few days" This was
made the pretext for strong buying movement III
the leading favorites. and is only perhaps
the commencement of Treasury gossip Likely
to spring from the inertia of Congress
in refusing to legislate on this question:
of extra legal-tender issues. This of course gave
rise to numberless reports that several millions on
greenbacks had been or were about to be issued anu
the bulls of the market were in ecstasies All tniS
go,sp NAV be denied Tomorrow only TO be promui-
gated again at no distant day and the seessw Sci ~
full motion 1t resulted to-day in forcing mp prices
from one to four per cent though the knowing once
are of the opinion that the advance was put up io
the purpose of making market to sell upon Al al
events we can see nothing in the market that ougnto
have 20 suddenly enhanced the values OF since
SATURDAY. night. Pacific Mail was the leader Oh INC
list and made itself conspicuous by brilliant spur
to 6a. against sc. at the opening. Regarding tlns
stock Dame Rumor has it that a strong movement.
has been projected in it. based on the 10000 shares Oh
stock said TO have been hypothetical TO Mr. Goulu
bv Commodore Stockwell when the latter gentleman
was in trouble As the story goes 5000 additional
shares are 70 be- or have been bought, making inc
new pool ND TO 100000 shares Is this for the opec.
of marketing the 10000 shares held by Mr. Gould
In view of the condition of the company, which mas
not improved much of late so far as we can leaih'
this would seem to be the object of the new chque
New-York Central advanced to 1861. Rock Island 70
1l6. Lake Shore 95l Ohios 46i Telegraph s1i ana u
c. and l. C.. Al. The other active stocks were less
important. Harlem started with a bid OF 49, ana
closed at i37als with sales at the latter price Wills
Panama rose to 1871. The other investments were
firm The miscellaneous stocks were dull, Dut coai
stocks were active and strong, Consolidation selling
at "a to So Maryland being very lively at "a 10 of
Central fetched 45i, and American SO to 3d. VI the
expresses Adams sold at 95 and American OF. Inc
general market closed strong The opening, hlgnes"
lowest and closing prices of stocks were as foloWs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

oSs for pm, r.ss ne 'ss gu nsht g'f ~ s =, n
go. al tsa Al IL Cob Ground P,es, sasi "; RE
% 1t 81 0s0 81 10. s...s 49,. -. 1919.
Gran room 20 Liverpool se.re bod her Which checked The o.
uaOd The csrterng been SLOW bal vesss 1879
rates srm, the engsssnspts Te Liverpool
bales Cotton at 5-i5a,l glasgow DO bbs hosn AZ - %
ess. An bak register bence 70 Oaesss
with general esrgo Hoyvegsp BARI 70 as. =. -
deivhls Bsre Refined Petroleum ~ -
AeraDdrs With ~ 800 cases Rehneo -
dip srrive. hsuoe 70 port l~'Te1o "~ ~
Hsmosg $500 bls Refined Peoean At "a 81 - hoLas,,
GRAfE-tn Wheat there nothing doing ~ nomeht ~
extent niers BIG -
quiet the absence 81 zhi co.'s s
the 6loq st 81 ~ Tor Onsoo
spring 81 % bid for No. hss1kee choice In store -
Michigan, for White Gene<ee Bsey Yos ue'
steady sales Of 50 besh fair THore.ed STATE a, e Ase -
Canada We 81 10 nh H. quiet AID anchs -
50 Csosds We and choes "eessrs
at
AIed 400. Asost; WbF - o11ze
Black tsd4e saost and Gi 6f6e track Wserr hea ~
d5 closing and 81 bid for rood Od nbs
az 5oa5ze quiet, the saes 100 buSA deliverable n
without important change good view le"s
and shade srnsf the eeaAsd "A nA,oiT Tor sDon sa-s
90 bush Ssv Western Miro
for Old and Se aoat "ereH
White New Wetsrp Yellow al esdo'ie, On pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

The monetary stringency was very severe nom
the start up to noon. borrowers paying as much as
332 and interest CALL but later rates broke down
to TAI gold the rule at the close. Discounts are
yet nominal.
The foreign advices report a steady feeling In
consos and firm tone to United States securities
while the new French loan is quoted at 6! 10 90 per
cent premium.
The decline in gold at the opening caused de-
pressed feeling In Government bonds, and sales OF
1893 made at 49, 1868 at ll6l. and 1868 al
ll6i. There was an improved demand at the late
boards and prices shade higher, with sales Oh
1898 as high as 1lGl 1lG!. few large transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

,oKr or EEw-IoRK.... ...................h AReH 10
o,,., ss.sa,, Assisvs Pass. Mall Steamship
o. ,., ,1...,eal. Mspgsa. Portland. J. p A1sa
So Ssprsl Dove Nsr@s s.4 P,.ne;es Gsss,S1s ."
a. ForSs Curtis, Ass, AOIsnao, Re JsH h TIL S C@
~ y n scraii Ssrrinas. La GADse. James Var 20
b. 1870 49,, s Ss s.ssr csrtSsssns Geo
s,ss saith S,C '. pST. p1 r. m,lSiy Co
Az :w s ssgi ss.ssio ss.oS c.
..A, 7.o--.s.rp Gel LsfOv. HAus PsS u. with sA'
- Wss' r sP. sl.O- FeS WITH As and
a.ssss' sIs r Miller Portland AarA ia b'I to
Ass-, s ss,i ssSS e rn I,,: a. WITH nA's
s, e.u..s wiSsr P sS5TS Bee H. W l.S fruit
i ss'rs,s, sss ' ar: !, s a
s s.;s s s. ss 81 fs sss ABE Ben With Ads
s.rs Fes,. JsrsI) Rcss A.ynn. u d.ys u eAl..S
s.rs Monseuma EgAm@Osd. Barbados &c dayt n ballast
r. C~Sssur Slspey NAnisnlls 70 DAYS With ne.1o Re
b., c.asss of BestOs Wheeler Lisbon - days, with cork ana
"a ,...ss.s esp,s) ze,sr HavsnA Is DAYS in b.nsst
ss as6onba 81 Joan. b. LArkin hayAgOe- r X u days
~sss .af IN zi,.,-,r Dow Havana 10 aays sugar
s Over q Bsssiy 81 Joba b. Dunn Inasu 70 days viii
sus Britannia oHOss Wilson carssa' 70 aas With sugar
Bns fusu ,si Nev-Ht'en Thompson AeceioS r H.
az EsIhs As,a Witt. MAtanrAs IA d,y. sugar
s H keSs S 5SGa HALT sSs@ II 9 Ta With ra
ss n A wiB.m Of Boston, Dnier zA1a Il days. with sugar
a. Ee~heke Jtsper Car5enas days, With
RsklAnd Pesse san Bias IL days WITH cocoa
-, pe,h. h.de,o Bshaa q
81 psaHs Baker A.iss5,: s dsy. With s0sAI
soHoovaRs-KIvKE ooAsTwsh
W. B0arfuan. Bndge saline 5uFson-
~. P-ovrprefo-p Mar z Gage, Providence.
kAryf srr0w Provdsoee. Sa DSpottss rrSt1oence
= Tyler. Providence N B. hecNtn rIoSloeno~
Anns v. Bsrreb. Providence Cumberland IN hAno ~
Ein.Sas Ses.Haven Geo. StARsia, Mes Haven.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamship Alhamhrn SsyshnAb
NsrzaS ron PhaaelphiA New YOfk bArk $ Wine
HOuna, James
IAxhtguv, ron Ponce. p K
fsETKEss MONROE l0-Passed in for Baltimore ship
Rss.r Adelaide and bug Virgins DAre ron Rio
Bennington IRON West Indies eArk fnss
=. 1sr Br,lnen, CUBA for Havana sna EewOrieaBL
FOREIGN PORTS.
A, Huuaeoa R Ftt K0lon MeKoven RON Savannah,
sr5u-d Feh loading 4 noTta Of isttersS
P1YnorTH l0rhe Hamburg American Line steamship I'm
FEB q Hamburg arrived here to-day
March ln-Ths William GuOn Lire steamship
WTsnlne ~ Feb e for Liverpool srTTed here
ksTrseo Hsrcb n-Tbs Cunsr5 Line steamship Abyssiuis
Has IRON oehOck Saturday
NIGHT
WHALERS.
lefter from he err Patns, % Westper reports
With 3oe bbls last cruse-SJ bbA AL
ssb all veal
DISASTERS.
LEwss Del 1.-THE Maggie Mcdonnell before re
psrted River bsUd Of yesterday The vessel Is
EEwo1srIE Del March l0TAe Hooper from Jackson
eD aSboTe he upper end Of Cross Ledge ShoA
IFer Latesf snap Se,os see Frh Pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BASK1EG-OFrIcE OF FISK & HATCH.


No 5 Nassau-st., New-York March 10. 1873.
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO, the CENTRAL PACIFIC,
and WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS all of which have been
negotiated by us we believe TO be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities In the market
which in time must become very scarce; especially
AZ the Government will probably pay of, during the
year in gold, $500, 100000 FTvE-TwESTIRs, and a
large amount of money thus released from invest
mept must find Its way into this class of securities
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO SIX PER CENT GOLD
Posps the total amount of which is only S15,0O0Oeo
are secured upon property worth SS5,oOo,0oO TO
S40OOGOOO and are fully equal in intrinsic value TO
the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issued In de-
nominations of $780, $780, and 81 900 coupon or regis
tered and their present market price, 81 ana ac
crued interest. are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known to require description OF COM
meudation Their total amount is S25 1856 900; they
have for a long time ranged in market price near OF
above par. Their market price to-day Is 10SsGlO4.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount TO 81, 7S5 OO0 This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest Is assumed
by the latter As they have recently been introduced
on the Stock Exchange, we expect to see them rap
idly rise TO the price of CENTRAL PAcIFrCs, being
substantially the same in character and value.
Coupon Bonds, $1,000 each. Their market price to-
day is 943 TO IS.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds, re-
ceive deposits, ON which we allow interest, make
collections and conduct general banking business
in all its branches. Fisk d HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

porx,rd iser, are te lower business the
,iou sales as ioiows ali Of Low Mlddlnxs: - 49,
March
ls3e 800 At 10 36e April, 200 al 20 6e, goo At ~c BOY ~
IS S6c Zoe. 20 llee, 100 al Soe l a. as i,Se
N,v 400 AZ O}e zo!e. June 100 al 70 - zoe,
go At 0ie Ju 1le oobsr 200 at he total 49, bales
exchange March for April Sales oay up
70 o. m March lsse loo al lse go at y loe vo at
ia ar AZ g6 sic co.. at lsfc 200 each March
- A.. ., he Il.Ise together, April lsic 100 10 ee
o AZ s,e 200 at lll6c isie so At ~ et, 100 81 lse
o !. ~ 6c 9tc 200 at ll.l5c tte al Isle so az
ne es laic 100 - aiee 600 at l9ic 10 at siee MAJ
~ llse 400 Al t 900 Al ~ lilo 10 a. 30
A. 20 Lee Doc 20 isc, 100 zoe 100 al 10 Sbe
so At 2oc Bite 400 st Die 900 At 10 see 80 Al he
lime zoo at aot e0.e l6c 100 At Oe 100 AZ ac
100 Al 20ie 500 20 6c teo al 20se 100 At % ee
lao Al 2Oe 5ec 20 Sbe. go al Die.
20 :, I'd se coo at 20 5lec al 2o July, s
1 ~, al role; total bales Grand to. "a ~ bales
COFFEE quiet quotations Bio lsGsole
md Jsvs so4 dire gold
FLOUR And xRAL-rhe Ploar qas; the low grades
re plenty the inquiry largely for the
West Indies Amber Winter Wheat Brsras ana
Low wheat ple1T AID Gosd
Suprfns Choice Ma nd sahs AZ the soss sbs
demand veil held hai
Sery Quiet PANT, demand steady sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11
Coleman BenedIcts closing quotations at p. M

Gold opened at ll54, and sold down TO 10 closing
at ll5t0115.. The gold loan market also suddenly
changed in its aspect, and after gold for use had
lent at lS2 1-l6 S-64 and 1-64 TO fiat. the lending
rate went over to 3 g. s. 8, and lS2 for carrying.
This speculative change of 'front.' and the belief that
large amounts Of long gold were marketed Last
week, finds partial explanation in the dispatch
above referred to- and gives rise to suspicion that
there was a foreknowledge of the event. The
changed aspect of the situation created surprise
among those who know how stiffly the speculation
had been backed. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont
$4,000 in coin interest and $1,000 in called bonds
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follow Gold cleared $3.50 900; gold balances
SO 447,Ss2; currency balances $4,2l9,S26. The fol-
h..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

State bonds opened dull, and the market developed
no new features during the rest Of the day Tennes
sees remained almost stationary at 81 to 50, until
late in the afternoon. when sales were made at the
latter figure. South Carolinas were weak in tone,
the January and July issue selling at 20. Missouri
Is sold at o. and Virginia consols at sol. The bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

There was a much smaller business than usual IN
railroad bonds and prices varied bat little rom
those current on Saturday. The Pacihc mortgages
were steady at lo3sa104 for Centrals, Sold6 for
Union Frsts, n for Land Grants. and 20; for In
eomes Harlem Firsts fetched lG2t. Boston, Hartford
and Ere Firsts recovered from 3si to S4. C. u and
c. FTsts sold at 9l3 and Seconds at 72iags The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11
pR0P05ALS FOR GRANITE,
III RAsr RIVRR RRIDCR

sxALRD PROPOSALS sil b Aprl ls75 iss The
sve o ysds required danny
- ysA eonpGoa Brooiyr Teve
ssrs r-1s spsdseAnsn b the EnEsssrs ohss
rs.ss spssasssi.ses ssss sgsa sygbesaos, By nail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

Loans and Dis $3.50 ISL Legal Tenders $50 4ISOm
specie ..........s 600 Deposits -lsS'Oo''"
Cir oulation.. .s~''0oA'-0''
The transactions at the Clearing house for the past
week comnare as follows with those Of the previous
week:
Clearipes for the week ending Mch l. 1873. sse 2 "a
Clearings FOR the week ending Mich 1873 20 90 %
Balances for the week ending Meh. ., BI3 u7oos'o a
The DAILY Bulletin publishes the gross earnings Oh
the aforementioned railroads for the month Of Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11
~ .,.~s.AAs oF q $50 Ss''"' wv
nss ss kwssn n sss per Ne y
aonrcRRS SAILED.

-, sAr YRlSGsoo-s : s; isssAsoe Leo voh Geo Pre-.
vsssr,. Jas Roberts Evsss Letter Palmer ana Wiz.
go "a. Fs s P'; a, Rss. s0 NV, % s.
a. C.Is ~, re srsssr sss .,s
a. q BselSv Nm a ses George ClAs ssIsh
-, Edusl Eves- Anee--sUs.l
q n "A R,easzS Arsers f"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11
fou0on ADVERTISEMENTS.

TT1O SHIRT MAKERS, HOSIERS, &c.-The
il E,v GALASHTRLS TWILL FLANNELS and CASHMBRRS
sed ali B1gaad Patterns and Prices for
v.yed on JAMES MERCER Co.
sasv Nib; " GALASHRL, ~ B. and y Wabrook Loadon Y,
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
III The Most Delicious and Cheapest Sauce IN tbe World
pureE AM free from injurious Ingredient
Gnl3 BOTTLES SOLD N OSB MONTH AUGUST, lSIZL
Sale IN precedented In the history Of Sauces
~, Sy Druggists and Oen 10 bottles A. 3D. la and g
Tr.d. Marf-KilloE Pattern Beware Of lnsuons
Manufacturers: G0ODALL BAckA0USe & CO.,
Leeds Bsgisud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury was
Gold receipts. $500 2Ol "a Currency pay - .
Gold payments. 107457 80 ments..-.- soZzeoo 10
Gold balance ,si5 IS Currency bal -
Cnrrcy recpts 326952 46 anee 20T25.O7s N
~ - Customs -. 35l.OO0 10
Foreign exchange improved under the easier feel
ing in geld and business in sterling, though still at
concessions. was much nearer TO the nominal rates
which were as follows:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGB-FIIsr CALL
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