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TIE rrnrEnMAn.s RuREAU.


We publish by telegraph, this morn
ing, the full text Of the opinion Of At
torney-General Williams touching the
mode Of dispOsing of the infamous
scoundrels who managed the freedmen's
bureau, the worst of all the Radical ma
chinerv devised for the repression Of the
south. It will be seen that the attorney
general assumes the admission Of the
guilt of Howard and his associates, and
that il only remains for him to decide
upon the manner of trying them for
their crimes. whether by cOurt-martial
or civil court. This be does very
clearly. In possession of the desired
information, Secretary Belknap sheald
not allow himself to lose a moment
in ordering a court-martial for the trial
of the sanity Howard and his military
subordinates; and, quick as officers OF
the law can do it, he SHOULD have the
civil servants of the bureau, charged
with theft, arrested and brought to
trial. The south is especially interested
in the result. Not even the fe-
rocious bummers of Sherman com
mitted such havoc as this Howard,
who is not all q Howard, p with his pry
ing. inquisitive, and induisitorial freed
mans bureau aids. He prompted the
distrust between the negro and his en-
v7Iover which inteTfered so disastrOusly,
the first three years OF the war, to pre-
vent as prompt a resuscitstiOn as our
paopIe were equal to; and he taxed and
fined al li5itUHl, collecting at the pOintOf
TIE boyonet, whenever even the least OBJ
lection was obtTuded by bis victims.
The history of no other country can fur
pish a parallel to this worst Of all the
Radical institutions established to rob
and oppress a people whose bravery in
vfted magnanimity at the hands Of
their conquerors But we are to
have Justice az last. The mills
OF the gods have been grinding and
they are about, we hope, 10
Grind the whole csnting, whining
nas.l-twanged, hypocritical crew into
pow6er. Time, who cures all things, is
slowly but surely overtaking the op-
preSsors and the robbers who fattened
on US 50 long, and they are about to be
EXPOSED for what they are. We shall
look for the result with anxiety, and
shall be curious to know whether Grant
will fnterpose his clemency in favor of
the tbieving band.
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agent and disbursing officer of the bu-
reau of refugees, and provides that he
henceforth, during his holding and re-
manning in said office, carefully dis
charge the duties thereof, and faithfully
expend all public money, and honor
ably account for the same and for all
public property which shall or may come
into his hands on account of the sub
sistenca and quartermaster's depart
ment or such bureau without fraud or
dalay
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The Importance of the IRE patrol in
New York is deemed so great that the
underwriters have decided to continue it
for the coming years at a cost OF one
hundred and ninety thousand dollars,or
thirteen thousand dollars more than the
sum fixed upon at the last biennial
meeting.
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BYE AND EAR NFIRMARY
4O7 I-2 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.

TfOR the treatment of all Diseases and Inju-
IN ries incident to these delicate organs
Also, all CHRONIC DISEASES, and diseases
of the LUNGS, THROAT, and NASAL Ca
TARRH, treated with unparalleled success by
Medieated Inhalatlons and other valuable
remedial agents.
Established expressly TO afford the afflicted
sound and scientific medical aid.
iy9 l.. L COLEMAN, NJ. D..
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BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.,
(Fire and Marine, no. ass Main ss.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 7, 1873.
80 The Board Of Directors of this Company
has his day declared a dividend of five per
cent, and ordered it TO be credited on the
stock notes OF the stockholders.
1y8 W. 81. MOORE Secretary.
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MARRIED..

ANDERSON-WEBBER- the residence
of the BRIDES brother, July g. 1873, by Rev.
David Walk, pastor OF Linden Street Chris
uan Church, Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON and Miss
WILLIE WELLER, bOIh OF this city.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

VIM. ID. Jones and family a.e respectfully in
Yited to attend the funeral services OF his
VIE, SALLIE A, from the residence, corner
PeytOn avenue and SalfaIrans street, Chelsea,
this (THU R-DA1) afternoon at hall-pasU one
O'Clock. Interment at halelgh.
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DIED.

MERITr-At the residence of the late GeU.
W. lincoln, on the Pigeon ROost road, GEORGE E
STOCKELL., son OF T. J. and David Ella Merritt,
aged twenty months.
NoLiee of funeral viii be given.
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Frank K. King, who made a balloon
ascension at Morristown, Vermont, on
the fourth, when two and half miles
up encountered a snoWstorm, which
covered the balloon nearly an inch
thick, and sent it down rapidly. The
balloon was seen by several farmers
when il landed, about forty-fve minutes
after 1t went up, and eight miles from
where the ascent Was made. Not hear
ing anything from young King, party
wes organized and search made. There
we're Eve hundred men ia the forest at
nine o'clock sunday morning. The bal
loon was found about eleven o'clock,
and King came out about the same
time, having been in the wilderness al
most fOrty-eight hours without food. He
was very much exhausted from cold
and hunger, but uniniured.
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A dispatch has just been received at
Washington, addressed to Major Curtis,
directing him not 70 bring the Lost river
murderers before the commissioners for
trial. It is supposed these murderers
will be turned oyer TO the courts of Jack
son county, Oregon, for trial. The trial
OF the peace commissioners murderers
will probably be concluded on or before
August 9th,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. knights TempIar.

NOU are hereby ordered to attend, IN o
Il FULL DRESS, special conclave ~
of Cyrene COmmandery, No. 4, X. T., AVN
Asylum, No. 2O4 Front street, this Tn Rs
DAY. evening, July lUth, at O'Clock, for the
purpose Of cOnferring the Orders of the
Temple.
Visiting Sir Knights courteousIy invited.
By command. j. NJ. PETTIGREW,
Acting K. c.
T. ]. BARCHUs. Recorder. lyl0
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THE END OF TT.

The Canting, HypOeritieal, Meek-and-
LOWly FreedmAn's Bureau EX-
pOSed-A shocking Ex-
hibit Of Thievihg.
No Longer Room to Doubt that the
"Deeply Religious and Altogether
MOraI' Howard and His
Aids are ''Bad
Crowd
Their Guilt As Thieves Established-The
Only Question now is How to
Dispose Of Them-Mili-
tary or Civil Trial!
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MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL
MECH SOCIETY.
OFFICIAL DRAWING.
MOrning-CIass NO. Isl.
' p D. IS, IS, q, 40, g. 9, 81, %. "a.
NOTICE.

EVenlng-CfRss No. lS2.
2, 7J So, 26, 81, So, 81, 60, a. 4, s., I.
de1u pbis, this 9th day of July 1873
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CHICAGO, July "A st. Paul special,
dated yesterday, says Lord Gordon, who
was lately robbed OF forty-one thousand
dollars in bonds, and supposed by the
detectives to have been lured over the
border, was seized on last Thursday near
Fort Garry by two officers from Mime
apolis and brought to the disputed terri
tory near Pembina, where he was rescued
and the officers arrested by q squad of
troops from Fort Dufferin. 1t is said
that Gordon was made drunk and gag
ged by his captors. The ManitOban
authorities also arrested as accessories to
the Kidnapping Mr.. Bentley, merchant
at Fort Garry; ]. G. Burbank, president
of the st. Paul fire and marine insur-
ance company, and George n. Merriam
and Lorin FletcSer, Of Minneapolis.
The three last-Damed were at Fort Garry
on business, they owning mills and fine
lands In the Red river valley. Subse-
quent reports say Mr.. Burbank has
escaped TO this side of the line. George
A. Bracket, mayor of Minneapolis
accompanied by Hon. S. Z. M. Wilson
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EVANSVILLE, July "a boy thir-
teen years old, eldest son of Colonel
John Rhinlander, formerly county treas
urer, now resident Of this city, was acci-
dentally crushed between loaded wag-
on and a gate-post to-day, and died
within an hour.
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NASHVILLE, July 9.-Interments to-
day thirteen, none of which were from
cholera. Weather clear and pleasant.
There were three deaths from all
causes in Chattanooga to-day, one from
cholera
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pot and told what she saw and the OBJ
staeles wsre removed. The assaitants rob
bed the woman of four hundred dollars.
The satchel containing it was found, to-
gether with the words: eve made more
money than we should if we had tipped
off the train Won fool ~
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CHICAGO, July 9.-Telegraphic crop
reports from numerous points in Illinois
and Iowa, covering the greater part of
the wheat crop, particularly in localities
where it was just ready to harvest, there
will be fully an average crop. Oats have
suffered more, being badly lodged, and
in many places will have to be moved.
Corn generally looks well, and with IA
vorabie weather will make q full aver
age crop.
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How FrusiEated. and the RespIa.

CONCORD, VT, July Am attempt
was made last night to throw the Bos-
ton express train Off the track nesr SUM-
cook. Two men were seen placing ties
upon the track by a woman, whom they
beat insensihle and threw among the
bushes. She managed to reach the de-
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Attempt 90 Burn the Vienna Sh8w
Building.

INDIANAPOLIS, July "a collision
occurred on the indianapolis, Chicago
and Lafayette railroad, at Culveras sta
ton, between the east and west passen-
ger trains, this morning. Particulars
not received, but no enc reported in
furad
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNpox. Nay 27-5 r. NJ
Consos closed unchanged United States hve-tw, nty
bonds 1873 94lS; Erie Railway shares tas. Consols
opened at 9S both moneyeand the account United
States iye-wcnty bonds 1865 old ss4 1865, "a ten.
4st.
FRANKFORT DEMONSTRATIONS, May 2L-Unitcd States
hye-twentv bonds. 95ls for the issue OF 1862
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, May 2.--Renes b6f l5c.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKkr.-LfvRRP00L May IFS r.
M-Sales of cotton shipped rom Savannah or Charles
ton deliverable July and AUGUST at 1864 Sales OF
cotton shipped from New Orleans, April, Mt Odd The
market opened qniet. with middng uplands Sad. and
middiing orleans, 9sd. a 9ad
keior yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is quiet and
changed
LIvtRpooL BREApsrurrs MARKEr-LIvERPooL May ~
6P MThe receipts Of for the past three days
been ~ 00U ora. including 100J American The market
Is quiet The receipts Of wheat tor the past three days
nave been 70 oooqrs;, all OF which were american
Refined petroleum. iad per gallon. Spirits turpentne,
31s. per cwt
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ.


Cotton Dull and Weak; Receipts ut the
Ports, 1851 Bales-Flour Dull-Wheat
About steady-Corn Firmer-Oats I'm
chang ed-Pork q Shade Firmer-Lard
Steady-Grocerics Quiet-PetroIeum
Nominal-spirits Turpentfne Easier
Rosin Firmer-East India Goods Dull
Metals Generally Quiet-Wooi Steady
Whiskey Lower.
MONDAY, May 27-sPM
The merchandise markets were generally quiet
to-day, while there were comparatively few i'm
portant changes in values. Cotton remained dull
and nearly nominal. At the Produce Exchange
-four was dull and heavy. Wheat was steady
under better inquiry for both milling and export
Nothing was done for forward delivery, buyers
and sellers being about two cents apart. Corn
was in fair demand and firm, while In oats there
was no change OF moment. Whiskey was decidedly
over, though the receipts were very light.
The movement in provisions was very slow, pork
being almost nominal, with very little disposition
on the part OF buyers to operate either In lots on
the spot or for future delivery. Lard was quiet
and nsminally unchanged. Freights remained
nrmer. Groceries were quiet, with prices ruling
steady. Petroleum was firm, but entirely nominal
in the absence OF transactions Spirits OF turpen-
tine was firm the opening but ubsequentiy closed dun
and decidedly lower Rosin a shade nrmer Metals
in fair request, at steady prices.
AsHEs-Receipts for the past three days SO packages
There a moderately fair jobbing demand for pots
which we're quoted steady at g. Pearls were entirely
nominal.
BUILDING MArERfALs.-We have no important change to
the general market since last report Brick
met with moderate demand and steady at IS a
$40 for Haverstraw Bay ahoat $40 $l2 for do devered
IS for uprver cargocs afoat, and 80 50 $40 for do
devered 81 81 30 for Jersey adoat and 81 80 80 for
do delivered - 80 s. tor pale ahoat and 81 50 81 Tor
do devered SIS SIS tor Croon and $l7 so SO 50 for
do delivered Sys S40for Phadc phia front and $40 50
$42 30 for do delivered. Lime only in limited
quest but prices steady at 81 80 for Rockland
anu 81 % for do lump For cement the market
generally quiet but prices were quoted steady at 81 Is
per bbi for Rosendale 81 s. 30 tor Roman and So for
changed prices: quoted 80 80 ~ per Nova
Scotia IS 20 for white do and 81 per bbl for calcned
CITY, Lah rather dull but quoted steady at 81 rs
for Eastern spruce
CoaDAcE-fhere has been a light inquiry for all
descriptions since our last with prices ruling steady
We quote MANILA darge and snail sizes, lslsc. l9Yc.
per H.; do. bolt rope yarns 2ac: xlhc; tarred Ma
Mia, 49, ssal rope, Ice i7c. New Zealand cordage,
Ice lie. Russia boit rope. lie.
and the demand confined the requirements OF the local
jobbng trade We quote sperm, SOC. patent do iOc,
parafine, SIC: S3c stearic CSC. &c. adamantine,
l9c. 2Uc. Tor l6-oz.
CorTos the spot was weak at Yesterdays quota
tons. Future deliveries were but moderately active
and prices ruled a tribe easier We sum up a. fol
lows
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The fluctuations Of the market are shown by the
fnll0wfuu table
RAILROAD BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS.
good deal OF activity was shown in this depart
ment OF the market more, perhaps, than for several
days. New York Central skies, subscription, i'm
proved u per cent; Erie sevens, third month,
sold at 1907 Lake shore consolidated registered,
400; Chicago and North Western, SOY; Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 81; Galena and Chicago extended,
l03k; Chicago and Alton first mortgage, 1861 OHIO
and Mississippi second mortgage, s4N Boston,
Hartford and Erie, 34ai. The market was firm, with
but few exceptions Union Pacific securities were
weak and lower. Firsts declined from s6x to s571
sevens Land Grants, from 73Is to IL; tens, Income
from 661s to 61 with subsequent rally to g. these
prices sympathzlng with the decline OF the stock
mentioned elsewhere. The following are the quota.
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grade quoted. -.
CoFtkE-lhe market for Rio well as for other de-
scriptons, was quiet but very strong We heard Of
sales from first hands Messrs. william Scott a sun
report the stock Of Rio in the United States this date
ns loilows-Gaiv eston 1000 bags; New Orleans, 4O5
GharestSn 200; Baltimore 1902 New York. 7o47a
iosc is,4c fair cargoes ls,c lssc. good cargoes
isc WAS prime cargoes lysc lyAc extreme range
Java yoveTnmsnt bags, 205.c 2lic. do matsl
&c &c Singapore do ,l7c. ISc ;Ceyon lSsc lg4c
MaTaeaiDo is,fc ig,sc Lagnayra lsc aistzc ia
maica nc iyc 81 Domingo l61sc; Porto Rico, l9c
ls,sc Costa RIGA, is'ic. lsIsc Mexican isc isc
nan Mania isc is,sc Angostura, lslc igc sayania
credit.
FLOUR AND GRArS.-Receipts-Flour 10 500 bbls wheat
ISesi bushels corn 81 24S do. meal 400 bags oats
2.,St bushels The flour market remained dull and
heavy, with some exceptional sales at rather lower
prices The since our last foot up about
bbls, including all kinds Corn meal IN moderate
demand and sales were reported OF $50 bbls Of Brandy
wine, At Is % - ~ Western quoted at IS 80 81 40
Feed Was quiet but quoted steady within the of
No middiing S24 $25; 80 lbs No iddlings $22
81; " lbs or No. feed. go SCI 90 lbs. medium reed
500 40 lbs or No 2teed $50 rye feed S ground
$2a SIS cobb meal $2i $l2 per Our flour quota
Vl
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Net receipts n balea Expors-To Great Britain, 2H4l
coastwise, 26l. Sales, 600 Stock 1,4sa

Net receipts balea Exporfs-To Great Britain 144si
coastwise, Isl Sales, 600 Stock, Bl2a
WILMINGTON, N. O., May n, 1873.
Spirits turpentine lower at 43c Rosin steady at " ~
for strained Crude urpcntne quiet ut ~ VI for hard
and s. 80 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar nrm at " TO-
oswxGo May "a 1873.
Flour steady ana unchanged; sales at 75a - for
No ! Spring 90 so for amber Winter, $40 30 for white
Winter 81 for double extra Wheat quiet NO. ! Nh,
Gears at round lots quoted at 6sc Corn meal 81 20
ior boed 81 20 .or unbolted per cwt Mill feed dull;
81 per ton. Canal reichtsMheat &c.; corn and rye
New York Railroad treirh.sfiomr 10 Phadeiphia and
80 sos,3n, d to New York s to Albany &c Receipts
40. ssMp feet OF lumber shipments BY canal-SlOOo
bushels wheat, 27le0W feet OF lumber The amount OF
gram on the canal from Buffo' and Oswego for tide
water yesterday noon, waswheat $1,000 bushels corn,
do. do -.' - -
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GALVESTON, May a. 1873.
Cotton quiet: good ordinary, hac. Net receipts.
81 bales Export-To Great Britain, LIS; cosstwise,
1911. sales, 200. stock, 1888
Nsw ORLEANS May II, 1873
Cotton nrm; ordinary, 129sc. good ordinary, i6Sc. ;
low nidd u. i6Mc nc m,ddngs lsc re-; Net
LOS Sales today 100; last evening, 1000 Stock
LOG, 500.
SAVANNAH. May q, 1879
Cotton nominal; middngs, is,sc. Net receipts, as
bales sales, l62 Stock, 22776. .
Cotton quiet and unchanged; middDDgs, IAc. ike,
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The market In these securities was both firm and
active. 1t is a noteworthy fact that the issues OF
1867 continue to be the favorte on the list espe-
cially for foreign supply, and are steady at l2l
aIAx The issues Of 1868 followed close upon the
former and sold at 12oI, while 1928 found market
at llsN. or called bonds 90, 100000 were received
at the Treasury Department to-day. The fol-
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 2, 1873
Sugar quiet and steady; No l., Dutch standard % 10
reals per arrobe. Exchange quiet and weak on United
States sixty days currency, las Is per cent premium
short sight, m Is per cent premium; sixty days gold
30 80 per cent premium short sight ~ 80 per cent
premium On London, ~ a ~ per cent premium. on
Paris, 30 80 per cent premium.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

AS far sales in the city concerned there
little doing yesterday Change Two parcels prop
erty were advertised to be sold, with reservations
price. The consequence was that the attendance
very slim, and the enthusiasm displayed more The
property put up and not fetching the restricted sum
Of money put down" again
The practice of placing set sum on piece OF real es.
the special guidance Of the auctioneer all right
but question the policy OF publishing the same.
great many buyers look upon such practice only asa
piece arrogance on the part OF the owner who appa
purchasing In numerous other instances the
put value Of prices on property proved damaging 10
Its sale, and yesterda TRANSACTION was ohy arepeuoh
In suburban sales considerable activity exists
on Change and OF Jere Johnson's Astoria sale =
Iiote. s. sth av:, H.2n, : Of 77th St. gs1loo t,rst
mortgage $1,000 second mortgage $s,uOO, due
aiots adjoining on side. each a5xoo Cnorsase
lot s. nth ST., $50 feet e. OF 5th av Nxlo22 Oirst
mortgage Slo,UD second mortgage 5000 due 49,,
i0'"' W" AA nv nirscxr., SON AND co.
Is blk and l0t 1th st., 2l2il IT, e. OF LIST av, lot
23xg0 10; Jno Reigelnan Is 600
FORSYTH ST.. lot 2Sx74; r Krehbiel 100
Long Island Real Estate sales.
nv JKRs JOHNSON. JR., AT ASTORIA
lot on Elm ST. between Crescent and Ely S5ls
lot Jamaica av. between bly, and Van Alst $50
2lots on Van Alst av., between Jamaica av. and -
let corner Van Alst av and Lincoln ST. .......... I
lot on Lincoln ST. between Ely av and Van Alss $50
2lots on Camilla st., between Ny and Van Alst avs, -.
sio on Camilla ST., between Ey and Van xst avs
ici on Camilla 81, 20 II rom lily 80
lots Camilla st. adjoining .............. lilo
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Inc ASSlBCanC treasurer PAID out $SZ,OOO on &C
count OF interest, making the aggregate thus far
paid out S9,571 ZOO, and $l6S0O in redemption OF
dve-twenty bonds.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was weak and dull, on the basis OF 100 u 1881 for
prime bankers sterling and 1927 q l09I for short
sight The following are the rates amended -
Sterling, sixty days commercial, 108 1885, do,
good to prime bankers, 1857 1Osx; do short
sight, 1924 109sl: Paris, sixty days. $40 a 5.25 /;
do short sight, 5.21A 5.20 Prussian thalers, tx
72 Antwerp, 6.271s 5.2216; Switzerland, 6.27ls
SEX; Hamburg, 95 q 90; Amsterdam, 39z 40j4 |;
Frankfort 4Oz Az Bremen, 95 90.
GOLD sTEADY-11s,s 1t7T.
The clique continue to manage the market In
mysterious manner, and 1t is at present next TO
impossible probe their secret 1t is said that the
spool" this morning purchased all the gold that
was offered at lis 11s1, and from their immense
accumulations may at will control the market. 1t
II not to their interest," however, to do so at the
present time, nor will their plans be developed, in
ali probability, until later in the season, when the
fully tested by the movements in trade, the re-
ceipts IN customs and the consequent balance in
the Treasury. The market opened at 11s,4 and de-
clned to lis O 1l7X, but recovering at noon
was steady at prices ranging from 1855 to
11S,S, which was the final quotation. The rates
paid for carrying were 4, 5, AZ and per cent,
and nat for borrowing Gold loans on time are
quoted at 3-l6 to 4 for use for thirty and sixty
days, u to Is for ninety days, " to q for four
months, ~ to TX for six months and Ia to 2 per
cent for all the year.
The fluctuations Of the market are shown by the