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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
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In the Post Office at Pulaski, Tenn, for
the week ending Oct. 25th, 1873.
Albert Carter. jeff Clark, Susan Dob
bins, VIM. FineheT, Mrs. F.eFairfeld,
A. Dan Gordon, Mile Owens, Column
bus Gordon, JAS Hirst, Mrs. Jane Har-
yey, T. W. Jones, Mrs. K. jackson, I.
4. AleCaulesss Milton Miller, Mrs Mary
AlcDDhahi, cod Mary Mosely, Mis-
Marget r. Norwood, Mrs Ann Noble,
Joseph +. Newman, Mrs Matilda PIX
intin, Mrs Manenia Richardson, Thomp-
son REYNOLDS, Mrs ). j. Ross, j. a. Raw,
John Shehon, g. X. WOrdeii, G. Wells,
Rollie Walker, DIR. ". +. Wilson, Mrs.
a bic Wells. J. -. LEWIS, T.. N. "a
BY Ed. Malone, Asst +. NJ.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

70 II may he expected that the pres
ent cold IN p win give decided impet-
us TO APP II Rtions for marriage licenses.
II they marry a. slow everywhere else
as they do in Giles, and as few induce
ments held out to immigrant In other
States as there are In Tennessee, we may
expect the country 10 be depopulated
before long.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

The liqRar law OF Ohio requires deal
ers to give bonds 10 pay IA daHsages
arising from the sale uf Intoxicating
drinks. Tie resuli Is before yous caa
get a drink Of Cincinnati WHISKY there
YOU have to give a bond, With approved
security, tl.as yoa viii 20 and die ont
side Of the State But you have 10 be
deneed near The line Il you live TO GET
beyond it.--CoHFier ,foufEol.
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The Change 81 Schedule.

4 change 81 ss1.eauie GA tIge . "a 81.
X. 3. sill axe place abeaf tie 28 81
Nosembsfs Capt. BaFd, fgs4li ialofnls
ns that though the schedule has uot y ct
been eompie1et, several imporiant
changes are known. Tlie night train
going north for Instance viii pass here
At about p. M. Instead OF y p, M,
and heInorning 1rsin It 5 20 Instead Of
San
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

DR.. W. u. Il. SaNTie Was thrown
from Il hnrse Friday while visiting his
father-in-law, Willis q. 'loHes, near
Frankiin. IN consequence OF which be,
shattered his len shoulder severely.
AFTER falling 10 the ground he Was
dragged some distance By the stirrup,
bRt ioriunateiy the strap broke, 81 he
would doubtless have been Killed lie
was brought % his iioue Ia ghis city yes
terday. - Cniss : -a4asrlcaa.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

''Peters' Musical Monthiy,' No. IS,
for November, is 10 hand, and contains
its usual amount OF fine songs, Chorus
es, and Instrumental Piano Music. This
work is printed from tull size music
plates, and gives every month several
songs, Duets, ChorsIses, aud Piauo
Pieces. 10 the amount 81 at least 81 ; and
yet all the publisher asks is tie modest
sum of 80 cents pe- copy. Those fond
Of Music can save Elouey Ay sending
80 cents FOR the Nsvemi her numbeF.
Address, }. J.. Retess, so Rroadway,
New York.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

~ A traveller the other day sent his
trunk to the depot on the Bus and
walked down himself 20 save fare. lie
declined Mr.. Porter's kind Invitation TO
pay the trunks fare, when that gentle
man creased the hinges Of his right
arm and turned Il loose. The traveller
walked OF on hIs left ear and Mr.. Por-
ter walked OF with a half dollar.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

tB- WashwOmen are having hard
time this week. The rain caught a large
crowd OF ladies at each of the churches
last Sunday and crinoline suffered the
consequences. Umbrellas were at a
uranium
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

~ With a magninamity peculiar TO
such characters, our lighting editor au-
thorizes us to announce that bis house
Ia large, his lartler full, and his front
door open TO as many editors as may
please to honor him with their presence
at the fortncommg 4. +. A. meeting.
Ills profession need not give them any
alalln as the proves of his arm Is a
Dulwark Cor their defence, and his ven-
geanee alighteth ouly Upon those who
displease an editor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

sSy- Rev. w. Mooney preached at the
NJ. Z. Church last saturday and Sunday.
The sacrament WIS administered on
sunday. 4 sacramental meeting was
also held at the Presbyterian Church,
Rev. DIR. Dubose officiating.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

~ Judge Hilary Word has returned
from a protracted visit 20 Nashville nd
Columbia, where he has been profess
siOnally engaged.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

Being DESTROYS Of making change
Ia our business we wi now sell strictly a
cost for 30 days, our splendid stock %
Stoves aud TinWaFe, Crates, PuufDs and
house furnishing goods. We invite
everybody TO come and supply them
selves cheap. You've & RoLfa
Oct YD-ft
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

EE- The biggest frost of the season
was yesterday morning. Yellow fever
Is bound to let go now, as the leaves
have done from the trees. The news
yesterday from Memphis was cheering.
yellow fever Is yielding TO the ice king.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

EZ- Mr. w. A. Baugh, of Elkton,
sent Us a winters supply of potato last
Monday. 1t weighed six pounds and
nine ounces. Mr.. Baugh eultivates
cleverness a. well as pOtatos. #
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

CE- The committee appointed by the
city Council last Saturday 20 complete
the arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of the Tennessee Press
Association on the 18Th should begin
their work Immediately, and shew to
this distinguished body Of gentlemen
what llberallty and hospitality there Is
in Pulaski. The time Is short and opc-
rations should be immediately begun.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
LIST or GIFTS.
TOTAL, 1000 GIFTS, ALL
CASH. nEIannnLin.. =. Al .nn

TOTAL, 1000 GIFTS, ALL
CASH. HmountinE - 81 500. GOO
The o. irritation will be putitiyn. uhefnsr
all the tickets ere sold or not, and the Gao
gists all Faid Ia proportion - the iickets
sDld al aHSoid tickets eeing destroyed -
10 the First and sccand Cofcurts. abd act
represented Ia the drawing
PRICE OE TICKETS.
Wasie tickets, 50 iiaiyes. ea5, Tenthu,
a. each couple. IS Eleven Whuio Tickets
for s3m; 235S Whole Tickets fsl 200:
lis Whole Tickets fog e50ao ~ Whale
Ticket for go ea5. 10 tiisceuht On icss
ban eSn8 wnsth IT Tickets rs j. 1iIfe.
fh. unparalleled sucelzs nf The Third
'siit Coneert ~ vel a. ths -Hsl.isetinu eiv-
cn rs h. First and srroHsi. iaatea Il only
nsss-sAry u Announce the fourth - insure
the pruIafsf sale % avery ticket. fhe FSurth
Gih CensvaEs viii ~ cpsasiusfssl 90 all its de-
tails Ike the Third, and fail ,,afticulass
may Be iesfhed itnIa eircuiara. uhiea will
be reut fFss from tisi- Office b al Nho sppsy
Tor them.
Tickets now ready fsf @aie, and al ord0rs
accism paslisd ID tne money promptly Gited
ldt.ersl ssfsns gives y thQe1 = 10 bas % soll
again.
THOS. a. DRAMLErTfc.
Agtut Pub.ic LibFaFy 81 Ksstaeky and MaH-
~ Gift C0useft, Puhlie LibfsrF Bulld-
inR. Isssissilie. ~ ahs14t4
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

tn Every one should lay in winter
coal now while 1t can be delivered ut
twenty-five cents or less. We paid fifty
cents last winter, and it may command
thnt price again,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

tE- The Society for the prevention OF
cruelty to animals ought to overhaul
the editor OF the Fayetteville cypress
for, cruelty to cur local editor. Last
week be announced that we had been
bitten by cali, and the editor OF the
Erpress IS surprised that our younga as
sociate has turned caHibal,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

~ At Jas. 5. Haynes sale near Cor-
nersville Lass Monday corn sold for 1886
70 So, oats ~ so pr. hundred binds, one
year old mules sos 20 1925, weanling
mules by Mai. Aliman's fine Jack, $94.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

E8- Can't the city authorities invent
some means TO put a stop to the French
harp huisanee2 Every little negro has
one, and every one Of them play nothing
but s'Dixie."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

EZ- The man of the Fay etevIIle Err
press calls Us a calf It don't take tell
ing 70 inform the people what the Er-
press man is--lf he hasn't cropped his
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
Died.

On Sunday night, the 26th, ten miles
West of Pulaski. on the Lawreuceburg
road. Mrs. JAS, Harwell, aged about 45
years.
On Saturday morning, the 25th, three
miles South of Pulaski, on the Rodes
farm, Mrs. Hickman, aged about 60.
ON sunday night, the Goth, three miles
east of Pulaski, on the Littrel farm,
Mrs. Martha Webb.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

sB- Some Of the saloon keepers Of
Pulaski have determined to require cash
in future, IL would be we'll for the
country if everybody would do like
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8pfal 9tws.


All persons indebted 70 me are n0ti-
fled 70 come forward and settle before
the 10th day OF November, or they VII
lave 10 settle with an officer
Ort. 30-it. J. =. PEAB(Ys
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

The Pulaski Post Office Reeds Char
ter Oak Stove. They make everything
as we'll ~ biscuit rise cartier than any
other stove.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
Novenlber IOtI,.

All persons indebted 20 me are nofi-
lied 10 come forward and settle before
the lOth day of November, or they Viii
have 10 settle with an officer.
Oct. 30-lf. ). L. PEARcY.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

81 Duck shooting Is very popular
now The creek bottoms resound with
the crack Of shot guns every morning.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

tE- Tuesday morning ushered IN
Winter iig Is most clustering ssyle.
Noses wept 1t is appearance.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

VIM. G. Bradley WIS qualified rs Ex-
ecutor Of the estate of VIM. Bradley
deed, by the Quorum Court Monday
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
X SALE OF
JACKS, MULES, HORSES sc.
On Saturday. Nov. Sfh

WILL offer for sale. on tie premises. ?
miles eart 81 PalaSki, on the Fayettevii
road, fpe Jacks. two-yrar- old mule
Blousltl - re q Colt, 9 III K { owe 4 a.al,es
~ Nc. AeariiffE Sauies, urkIinc Music /
watson F,ilcy. three year. old. ! Saddle Fii-
by one ycsr old, logs. Sheep. Biooiea Saw
With young PlaS- q large guHl lity Of llHy
sn4 tnru. 2 30 III rot pretioasly dizpasei
Of H9asehold and XII hen Fur1li-
tare and Fauuina iIapaeucnf- wagon q
Gear. ] 8IeEy a siarnr-s ~ 3 one art
Af s4hs amounting u ki4 and nst7er.
CASH. All over SO GA credit until b.
cefahcr ls7&- Notez eitL g0ed scrn4i.x.
Safe 20 meme II 10 orleck
ocs- Ss-@W. ~ L. - II sos.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
INTPORTANT
Every Housekeeper in
the County.

HAVING bought ems the stove and ia
"A house recently owned ~ Morton. MoT-
ley g Mccoy, We viii sell stoves end every
tlinG IN the lice pricc- lower than tla
sagne GDoi- were ever sold ia fuierki. We
cordially invite every body to visit oaF hoass
sni price cur goods and sec Tor themselves
how cheap ~ eiil rell.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

FACULTY.
q. W BayieSs, 81. n. Professor Of Princi-
pies aud Practice of surgery.
j. NJ. Bodire. 81. D.. Professor q, Anato-
ms ami pean Of the Faculty.
l.. 7 EaudeIl. fr. 81. - Professor Of Ma
terra Me.iics und Clinical Medicine
r. X Palmer. NJ. D.. Professor Of Physioi-
ogy and Histology
4 ;. Bell ". D.. Professor Of Scienee snd
Practice of Medicine aud Public Hygiene.
Juha & Grove. NJ D.. Professor OF Oostet
Tie- aud Bi~eaees Of Women and Children.
J. ". Holland. 81. d.. Professor Of Medi-
cal Chemistry ald foxieology.
T. " landsl, NJ. D.. Professor Of Clint
cal surgery
x. 0. C6wling, N. D.. Demonztrator Of
Anatomy.
FEES.
Proiessorz' Ticket. ia full 49,. ........ $50 90
Demon-trator's Ticket ... .--. = 10 90
Naturalization Fee. -..... -. ~
Graduation Fee 49, -..--. -.-.. 80 90
Hospital Ticket required BY the city, 90
The regular session win commence on the
first Monday in October, and coutinre until
The fir O. March 4 preliminnr. coufze OF
Lecture free 10 all ztmdcuts--wi re begun
CA tie iec4ud Monday " September. aud
eVltiba e uuul the ol.cning Of tie regular
tenn. J. s. BODtNE, Dean u Faculty.
Fot the annual circular, coutninIng fun
Particular, address
t 4. PALMER, NJ. D.
aug. T-6m. Seet'y. Of Faculty.
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To Whom 4 NAV Concern.

This Is 10 inform any Que that may
feel an interest in IL. that when Mrs.
Johnston who is keeping a boarding
house IN DR.. Gordon's House yacates il,
which will he from list 70 10th Of Nov,
/ expect to take charge of It, and viii
endsayor to make it a first-clsss board
Ing house. win thank h0arlers to try
e for themselves. This IS an { ask
Oct. 3O-9w. STEPHEN HART.
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QuOruIllCourt

w. p. Bradley to ARuie II. Beekham.
JnO II. Holt 20 Josey Boyle
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GREATEST scHEME EvER KN0WaI
F1gaTE RAE1 GIFT eECRF
Public Library Of K8ltlGEy !
$4,000 Cash Gins sl.5OO,OOOi
EEery FIah TIekaI DIaws . glaI
S250.00O ron $50


The Fourth Grsnd elh Concert author
izsd BY special act of the Legislature for the
benefit Of the Pahlic Library II Kentucky,
viii take place In Public Library He'll Al
Louievi le. Ky,
Wednesday, Deer Sd. 1973.
Only sixty thousand tickets uiIi BE- sold.
and one-haif OF theia sire intended fnr she
Eureiear Mtrket. tltas leaving only 8a.000
for sale Ia the Bni+cd States. Vi here To-. 900
we're disposed o. for the Third Convert Fha
lickets are divided into ten coupons o. pats
and have u their hack The Schcmc, ~ith
mi explanation Of abe saeie Of Drawing
~ thi- Senusrt. y hieh sill be ~ ras3est
musical display ever witnessed IA this couu-
try. the uaEroeedsntsi suta 81
@1,Bo0,0o
divided into Il 800 ca.h it,. win be dis.
trihutod by lst among the ticket holders,
tile Numbers Of the tiolzets to be drawn
from one y heel by blind children and tha
gifts g. IA another.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

Dissolution Notice.
The firm OF Kobt. shepard 8 Co., has been
this day dissolved BY mutual consent, ar.
Robt Shapa4d r. irine. The business viii
be conducted ia tere hy hr. j. L Shapard.
who is antholized g wind up the h1sieess 81
the old firIn. ROHf. 81 APARD,
Oct ls - y l. SilAFAkD-.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

SATuHDAY. Dec. 2O-P. VI.

SATURDAY Dee. 0-P. W.
Another dub day characterized the close of the
week at the Stock Exchange, and there want
ing that life and animation that set matters going
on 80 brlskly yesterday As already stated goodly
short interest has been madeain the late days of
dullness augmentedy yesterday by the sharp raid on
the market by those large speculators who were de-
sirous of promoting an active speculation. con-
siderable portion Of these speculative sales was
covered, starting at the very beginning of the mar
ket this morning and with it, too considerable
amount of long stocks was purchased, in the appa-
rent expectation Of renewed hull campaign by and
by, OF course Western Union led the list after
the action of the Company mentioned il this morn
ing's TRIBUNE and after meeting with various for
tunes the stock landed at 49, having started at 70.
Ii closed firm ut a recession Of I per cent
Toledo and Wabash also recovered and es-
tablished position in advance Of yesterdays best
figure on the denial of the bad stories circulated by
the bad Small Boy yesterday. new Boston party
is said to have taken hold Of Union Pacific. with
view OF projected advance based ON the low price
of the stock AZ not commensurate with It's real
value. AZ evdenced-it is cIaimed-by the late pub
Ished reports New York Central stands up strong,
and makes sure though slow progress Harlem selling
mn 10 l2l Lake Shore repOses in strong hands who
ara apparently eontented with It's present iof and
satisfied that their nvestment is brstelass at pres
ent tgures il the Company-aDd IL Is claimed they
will-continues its regular hali-yeary di, idends.
Erie IN neglected none being found NJ poor
az Ia do n reverence North Western and st. Paul
knock aroupd ike regular every day acqnainanees,
familiar 70 everybody, aud sustain themselves re
m.,kablv well while the speculative legal weights
known as Ohios e.. &. and C.. and Others of that
ia ARC fairly represented la the Investments.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
-, - - ,v rpm,NE MONDAY DECEMBER s7s-TRptE SHEET.
THE MONEY MARKET.

DEC 90. 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-ios oCLoch
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1873
The market has been dull and without in
terest in all departments All the Gales that have bee
made have bscn under orders foreclosure suits
The comingS5npk promises to be inactive. few legal
sales announced but the recurrence OF the holidays
will general suspension OF business In all depart
nents Of trade Hugh N. Camp sold today tenemehE
house and lot 25X9i o. on the south side OF EleyentsL
lis feet East Of Avenue d. to Aaron Kemp, for sl2l
Below will be found list of legal sales announced 70
take place at the Exchange Salesr0Oms next week.
Tussdoy Dee. 23-By Jdie,s ~ Miisr. ,
LEGAL sale Thirty Inh north side. 3Gs feet west Of fh ave
% lOIlS9
By Wilson H BiGrtrel
Leg,l sale fortyLst south SIDE l59 feet east OF haasor ave.
2JElOllu
Bg liichard Y. H1rrfr
Legal sale ooih side lO2 feet east c TblFda
2JIlO2lO
Weine.idy Dsc 24-Ry D. ~. ss111,
Legal s,le Ff gh-st north side 9J3 feet cart Of LeIhgoh
ave. o0KlOO.5
Frfi1y. DE 2t-Pv Hvgh v. Camp
Legal sll Fi SIDE 100 feet eas1 o tghtha'e
1Sg1lOO5
Bp Jams " MIR.
South FitAye Of Beekeftt 70
Il25
Saturday, De. 27--By Jos,ph MGs"e
Legal sale, No % IrvInrpace. 256Iio0.
". H.
legal s a., ad 200 feet rorh Of spnnsl,
2JXlUO.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

The last day of the week was also noted for easia
money and after lending at per cent on call dunns
the forenoon, fell off to 4, and closed at D spd
Discounts are in demand at to II for primo con-
mercal paper. The outstanding legal tendsn
amount to 1915 9O3.OOO, an increase since YESTERDAY
of $A3,OOO. The bank exhibit shows further 'n'
provement and presents the banks in very fs'a,
able light. 1t shows an increase IN the lawn
money surplus above Is per cent of total liaoilu~
of Sll,245l25, against $lo,0I75o last week iS
averages Of the past six days show gain over is'
week of $2,5O7 100 in legal tenders. The iono~'hs
is q comparison of the averages Of the past wv
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

At London English and American securities remain
without material change the latter being reported
quiet and steady. Consols for money, 9l.G9l.; do.
for account 92ag2l; Five-rwenty bonds 1885 old
94; do. bonds OF 1861 94sd9i.; Ten-forty bonds 20
a92l new Fives .G9.; Erie Railway shares, ]js
q36.
There was no new feature TO gold but general
weakness. though this was accompanied by consld-
erable irregularty will be noticed by reference
to the table of gold quotations at the foot OF this
paragraph. The opening price WAS no., and tho
closing quotation 10. 110i, the price touching
llOs in the interim. There were no new consders-
tions affecting the premium, and the rates paid 10
have balances carried over until Monday were lilo
bonus, Z, z gold G, and per cent. The import en-
tries of dry goods at the port of New-fork Tor the
week ending to-day amounted 20 So1SlS2. and of
general merchandise 81 49, a total OF s5,USsol
The extreme range of gold for the week was lV9f
and 1l2g. closing at 1lOs01lOi. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called FiveTwenties,
making q total for the week of S5ei.ooo. The
weekly disbursements of coin interest amounted To
Sl95 OOo including $1,000 to-day. The days opera
tops at the Gold Exchange Bank were az follows
Gold cleared S6s513OOO; gold balances, Sl,5,a4sli
currency balances S20l6,530. The following were
the quotations for gold:
1920 IIo: So i:GS.iliiSs 2ioiiiiSS:
IL :O0~..llOS l230...llOa 2;O0.....llOS dlloS
The Clearing house statement is as follows: Cur
rency exchanges. SG3s9eO7l; currency balances,
S3.4O.S66; gold exchanges, Si,0Sl.695; gold bal
ances. S6sO60S; currency exchanges for the week.
SiO7 ,S72; currency balances for the week. $ss
5499SO; gold clearings for the week, $42,GI,b@j
gold balances for the week. S5,7S7,o55.
The receipts from customs to-day were $aS.c@
and from internal revenue, $2so,25a. The Internal
revenue recelpts for the month were S2o0.252. The
receipts for the month S5,S6,OOO, and for the
fiscal year, $45.ll9,567. During the week ending
to-day there has been shipped from the United States
Treasury So O35 600 in notes and $C9io0O currency
The receipts of fractional currency from the PRINT
ing Division were s9l3,lOo The Treasurer holds IA
trust for National banks 1898 800 10 secure cireu
laton, and S65jl 200 for public deposits. National
bank currency outstanding to-day, S4Sy'el ,'S Inc
balances in the Treasury at Washington al the eIos
of business to-day were as follows: Currency
s693 6Oa; coin, SsSOO0,0o0; certificates, SSl, ,W0@
Foreign Exchange was weak and lower for ousl-
ness but nominsIly steady as to quotations. an io'