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SUPREME COURT OF rHE UNITED STATES

- No. 322, Deccmber Term, ls72
Sasan l.. Wallsch, ExecutriN II Charles Wsilach,
deCeastd. and others, appel ants, vs. WIN Doug
lass " allHch.-Appeal from The Supreme CJurt q
the District Of Columbia.
The counsel fer the appellant having suggested
the death of Wiliau Douglass MaiiGch, the app.l-
lee in this eause moved the Court for order.
DER the fifteenth rule of Court. C. make the proper
representative part ss. On consideration whereof
Nallsch, deceased, as Aforesaid, shall voluntarily
become parties within the FIRST ten DAYS 81 the en-
suing term Of ths Court the appellant shall be en-
titled 60 open the record IN said cause, AID 90 have
the beard, and the decree therein rendered
versed IL erroneous. Provided that q COPY OF this
ORDER shall be printed in come newspsrer At the seed
Of GovernDe at, In wkach the laws 81 the United
States shall be printed by authority, for three
eessve weks at least sixty days before the begin
ming OF tho term Of Tia Supreme Court next ensuing
True oosy- Test: d. W, MIDDLETON.
Clerk Supreme Court Z :. o.
RI H.IsIcK,l counsel for Appellant,
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10y LATIMER OLEARY,
30 Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llfh ~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
Tl ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE
IMEkN 18Th AND porn STREETS NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TWEEN 1871 AND h soTN srRkETs sO'RF ri
wEsT-NO. 1922
a. By virtue of a decree Of the supreme Count 4
AGAteTm, passed on the 18th day Of june, l.73 10 q
ick 6. Calvert Ct al. are plaintiffs and Chss A Per
kin- eta are deteud ants, teiag csuse No. aga,
upon the rremi-es, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day
Of Jnly, 1873, at Ga O'Clock D. m, the following
square 10, beginning at q point on PsnnsYlvsnia
avenue ~ feet east from the northwest corner Of
nue % feet inches, thence sOuihwardly az right
angle with said ayeaue s. feet TO the line Of lot :,
thence WestwaTdy along said line 5 Feet 20 the west
line Of lot y,thence norhwardly along said line
60 feet 10 the place of beginning, together with the
improvements consisting Of three story brick store
and Cweliing TINS property Is well located aud Is
Terms q sale: one fourth cash, of which sac
must paid at time OF sale, the remainder n equal
Of sale TN sferrsd emu io e us. m n se
of the purchaser, bearing interest At per cent per
shas & to o6 Sn NTH int h fhs ssT
after sale the property may be resod al his risk and
cost q ihs mi Of the purchaser
WE. EbM6NsfoN, Trustees.
sod LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
ISY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Pen9ss ysnis ave. and lth street,
Star Ofice Buildings.
TWO THREE STORY BRICK REsIpENCEs,
SHEETS. BEING Nos. 1916 AND 1878,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
"a ON MONDAY, the 9TH day Of July, 1873, In
go front 81 the premises, at o O'Clock .. m,
81 shall sell two three-stOry pressed brick front
reside noes and two-story back building with Man
sard roofs, nearly new. and finished in the best
manner, Containing rooms, With all the modern
improvements, being Nos. 1916 and 1915 l2Ih
street, between and streets northwest
Terms: One third cash; the residue fn three equal
payments NJ 8, II and IS months, with notes hearing
Interest. and secured by deeds of trust. Convey
anciDg at purchasers cost. Sl00 down on each
property at time q sale.
US dads IRep1 LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
pY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy aRa avenue and 18th ST ,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERTY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF l6TH
AND STREETS, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed of trust dated December
E L. l2, and recorded in liber 693 folio s65, and
- at the request Of the party secured thereby,
Viii sell al auction, in front 81 the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the I'd day of July, ISIS, at o'clock
r m, Lots 10 and O., in square lS2, in Washington,
d. C., fronting 40hs feet 10th street and eXtepd
ing for depth 81 feet on NJ street, improved by a
large storehouse and dwelling, and two small vel
Hngs on 10Th street.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six months,
with interest from day Of sale, TO be secured by deed
Of trust. FRED. W JONES, Trustee.
j2sd LATIMER CLEARY Aucts.
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10y LUTTRELL q DUNNINGTON, Aucfioneer
- Sl1 Louisiana avenue.

TRUSTEES sALEOFv IMPROVED
krAL EsdAIE ON SOUTH SIDE on
sTkEET, BETWEEN 81 AND Al STREETS
DMELLINGS FRONTING ON STREET,
AND TWO TW0-sT0RY FRAME HOUSES
3S S0 FOOT ALLEY IN THE BEAR OF
- by virtue Of a deed Of trust dated May sIst,
II. A: ID. lS7, and DULY recorded in llber No 6S5,
folio IS, one of the land records for Washing
ton county, in the District of Columbia, aad b. di-
rection Of party secured thereby, will sell pub
lie auction. IN front 81 the premises TO the highest
bidder, on MONDAY, July =, A. ID. 1873, At OK
O'Clock p. m, al that certain piece or parcel Of
district and known as part Of lot numbered seven
teen (l7D in square numbered FIVE hundred aud thirty
nine 1897, and bounded follows: Beginning for
the same at point in thei inc Of street south &c
feet east from the northwest of said lot and
running thence east along the line of said street
q feet, thence south 10 feet inches TO 81 foot
alley, thence west along theline Of said alley - feet,
and thence north II feet inches 60 the place Of be-
ginning, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sa e: 0ne-third cash Of which . loo must
he paid at time Of saleD. and the balance Ia elaal
with interest until paid at the rate of per cent. per
anbum, payable semi annSplly, the purchaser
giving notes to be secured property sold 90 salts
faction Of q ustee COny ancins and recording
purcha SER cost. The Trustee reserying the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost of de-
faultIng purchaser in the terms OF sale
complied with in six DAYS after sale.
WM. r. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
Ja-d LUTTRELL DuNHINGTOk, Aucts.
RY DpNCANsON, BOWLING CO., Auct'rs,
- Southeast corner 9th and ID streets north rest.
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RAzAA4 5bsrtsas IN LADIks,, CENTS an
~ CHiLpkkns UHDkkCLOrH1H9 may b
earars. All orders promptly and nsssiy a &c uts
untranss On ssrsees 81. tth asd III, acli.
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by LUTTRELL& DUNSINGToN, Auctionaers
- Sl1 Louisiana ay E, bet. 9Th and lOih sts. "a q.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON T STREET, BETWEEN
l4TH AND 10TH NORTHWEST, CONSIST
ING 0F SIX 90 NEW TWU-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, WITH HALLS, CELLARS, &c
- BY virtue OF six deeds of trust, bearing Date
EE:s res pectiyely November Z, n. D. l2, NoveTnber
eGS, A. ID. lSl2, November u, A. ID. 1872, Novsrn-
Der Is, A. ID. 1872, November Il, A. ID. 1872 and Mo-
yember Is, A D. 1871 and duly recorded espectively
IN Liber No. IG2, folio il; Liher No 702, folio L.
IibeI No 699 folio sol; Liber No 699, folio 2y9 Lii
Der No 6s9 folio ~ and Liber No 500, folio 2gs ct
seq OF and among the land records for y ashington
tioH of the party secured thereby will sell at pub
Tic auction in front of the premises, to the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, July ., A. d. 1873, at 8
O'Clock p. m all those lots pieces of ground stu
ate, lying and being in the city OF Washington in
said District, and known mp the official plan OF
Plat thereof lots numbered las, la, l45 l4 Ia
and lf8, In James II. Darrow's subdivision Of part
of square numbered 26, the are recorded in
the uryeyor's office of said District, in subdivision
book FL ID. O.. No. folio lao, together with the i'm
proponents (six Rev brick dwelliRgsD thereon
bis property will be sold separately.
xeTms Of sale: One-thrd cash, of which s loo must
be paid on each lot at the time of sale; balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months, In equal payments,
will be taken, airing interest until paid the rate
annually, and to be secured the property sold to
the satisfaction of the trustee. Convey ancing and
recording at purchaser cost. IT the terms not
complied with In six days after sale, the trustee re-
right TO resell the property the risk and
cost OF the defaultiDg purchaser or purchasers.
WIN. y. HOFFMAN. Trustee
Je5-d LUTTRELL HUNTINGTON, Aucts.
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GREAT 1nN
IOfoPENNSYLvANIA ROUTEiS73
To THE
Trains leave a. follows. AZ " ASA =
s''n--- Is Is a N Baltimore. IS M
Is pm "a >,
..-.-l 10 Us pm. NJ x y -
-, mr. GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
18th elegant Scenery, Palace state room, ~ "a
wight ar with medern improvements ~
S{v 1gTs. "' oeH'i ~
j he ii i a. m. lady, except Sunday northwest.
it-uS m Calll and j. IN, except SUNDAY wes,
MAXI CONNECTIONS
tbrorgh iron WASHINGTON 10 ROCUEsTrp
and PlTTSBC RG without Change ="
Ilchet- ~ this route can be procured AZ the oica.
SOIhef y l5t street and Peunsy lyania avenue AMI
.eIef OF oth street and Psnn-y ania avenue under
N1tlei ~ tel where reliable information will be
fassengers procurisg tickets at this offce can Sc
sure eeI hih 81 ~; ns N Palace Cars for PittslurO
70. ,. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent
~ Baltimore, MI.
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AUCTION SALES.
FNJR AFTER NOOW-


QY DUNCAEsON, pOwLING 90, Auct...
ID sOSsheaa corner Of 9th and d streets northwest
rRUsTEKSkALE OF IMPRoyEnPRoPERrY
MA AvENGf, AT PUsLTC AGcTIoS.
aud doy aG TseSrdei p riSsr Sf' sHa
No. y, foos no &C., one Of the land records Of
By direction q the p.rss secured sserssy We VIII
s.I, =. y.s,is .eutiC. e ,se hishs; ssasI frcn.
sotn, ISIS, q 81 o'clock, paris * 10; nam6srsd
h.t,sen. tS in SQUARE numesr.d seven hundTed and
nd sissini S.sss on The El.s plan q MA c
ss ~ ss iGr o Ia III 10, sn tse
ps.,s
seven CID feet, to the BEGINNING, Together With the
mproyements, two :tory brick house.
equal instslments ef six and twelve month. with
interest. The purchaser TO give notes secured BIZ
at the cost of the purchaser. One hundred dollars
down ss soon Is the property il sold, and II the
days amer the day Of sale, the trustees reserve the
right to resell the procerty e the risk and cos. Of
mot Notice. ''o0s R wifi frsL ten S,,. public
iels-d puNcAssSSSS. boS sIhMEsf CO.. auet..
RY GRIM 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and d Ste.
EXXECUToR's sALEOF A VERY DESIRABLE
BErMHkS Lot N On i sgRrs srRE SGpT NEST
"A By virtue Of the power containeS in the tin
Ybof the late Tilghmsn Waters Of Montgomfry
therein named viii offer at public sale, to the hEh,
est bidder IN front OF the premises. on MONDAY,
June 80, 49,, at So'cock p. m, the whole of bot
Is in square In This lot fronts 50 feet aud .f
inch on west side of 18th street, between II and
streets, northwest, and runs back the same width
l55 feet and 10 inches.
The lot is finely situated in a beautiful locality
and about two squares from the War, Navy end
State Department
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance IN one and
two years, the purchaser giving his notes bearing
5 per cent interest from day of sale A deed given
and a deed Of trust taken 10 secure deferred paw
ments. Convey sncing at purchasers cost SlD0
down day of sale
WASHINGTON WATERS, Executor.
Je24-d' GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
DY LATIMER 4 CLEAPl
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AUCTION SALES.
DT THOMAS = wACGANAN,
ID Real Rssfe Aucssose.., sls rth sr..s

- Resl Rstsfe Auctioseer, SIS 1th sress
IEIMPRoHED PROPERTY on PENNSYL-
rAnlA MkNpE, BETMExS Hrs AND
- On THURSDAY, July "a, 9, . O'Clock ..
O0m.. shall Offer. on the above premises, part ~
~Lot u, IN square Ne, wing front Of 10 feet
inches on Pennsylvan.a avenue.
Terms day 81 sale.
sod IRep TBOs. I.wAGaAMaN, Aac..
HI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctloneers,
II 1901 ID street northwest, corner Of 10Th g.
SAkE OF VALUABLE IMPnoyEp PROPERTY
sfIuAIED ON SEyENfH efRERr wEST,
BkINEkN n AID skRKBrs NORTH, AT
- On MONDAY, the Eth dsy Of July, A. n
lsS ne shall cell, In front Of the premises, part
= Of let No ~, in square numbered four hu ndrcd
and forty sight, ttss hayhs Frontage of shteen
feet four inches, and running bAck hundred and
nve feet to paved aliey, improved by q fne three
Story brick building containing nine rooms and ne
store TO m. ses ard water, aDd has fine ~erAge,
oil in perfect erder, known As hOuse No. f9sI
Terms: One ird each, balance IN 6, Il, and 4
months for notes bearing interest and secured hy
dred Of trust the premises; eiUe down on DAY OF
sale. Convey aneine st yurchssers cost.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ie sod Repub,l Arctioneers-
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Nj sscHAHTs LINZ .!s g. sraAnsHIPs.
wAsHIN0fOi AID NEW YORK.

nj O. LUrTRELL. o. A. DUNHIHGTOA
LUfTRELL q BURLINGTON,
AucusneePst and Cennissisu. Merchant.
SIT La. Ave-, bet. 9th and 10th streets north
~epscial and Personal attention given to the
sale Of Real Estate. - a a8-sms
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WASHINGTON, HORFOLK, BOSTON, AMI
w PROVIDENCE
T. U n A 4 p Ii n z.

NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances OF COLI
sion, the steamers Of this Line will, henceforth,
take specified course for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from Queensto wn TO New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian of 80 at A3 Lat
or nothing TO the north OF As
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 30 at ~ Lat, or nothing to the north of a.
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RY DVNCANs0N, BOWLING CO., Auct'rs,
ID Southeast corner 9th and d streets northwest
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RY LATIMER d CLBARY,
southwest corner OF Pennsy ania avenue aud Elev
enth street, Star Once Building.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26
Condition of the wheat Crop.

WASHINGTON, June 25.
The following is an official report of
the condition of the wheat crop: Win
ter wheat has been mostly harvested of
seven hundred and fifty-three counties,
from which reports have been received.
Two hundred and two are above the av-
erage, one hundred and sixty-eight aver
age and three hundred and eighty-one
below. Of three hundred counties re-
porting spring wheat, one hundred and
three are above the average, one humid
red and fifteen average and sixty-eight
below. The average of winter wheat is
somewhat increased, though many fields
have been winter-killed and ploughed up
for spring wheat and other crops. The
average of spring wheat is very largely
increased, and especially in the north
west is unusually promising. The indi-
cations of the crop of 1878 are consid-
cred at least equal to those of June,
1872, when the department estimated
the prospective crop at 220,O00,0OO
bushels Subsequent conditions OF
growth raised the first estimate of the
year in the annual report of 1872, moi
yet published, to 249, 997, 900 bushels.
With equally fair conditions the yield
may be safely set down at $50, 900, 900
bushels. Insect ravages, however, ART
reported in the spring wheat, indicating
serious loss in some localities.
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Deaths.

EGGLE~TON-In Mendon, June 2th,
Nellie, daughter of Latham aud Mary Eg-
gleStOn, aged years.
PRTEST-In Argyle, \. Y, June Goth,
Effie Wendall, infant child of L. w. and l..
IL. Priest, of Rutland.
JOHNSON-In Mount Holly, June 2ist.
Mrs. Betsey johnson, aged 81 years, ,
TEMPLE-m Rutland, on Sunday morn
ing, June 22d, Grenville. infant son OF Ed
ward l.. and Lucy G. Temple, aged year,
months and - days.
HIGGlNS-In Brandon, June , nth, Julius
e. Higgins, aged So years. Boston and
Western papers please copy.
STROW-In Delavan, Wis, May 3Oth,
John w. Strow, aged 81 years n native of
Hartford, n. Y, and formerly OF Granville,
NY.
HOYT-At Grand Rapids, Mich, on the
morning of June 18th, at the residence OF
her son, Rev. Edwin Hoyt, Mrs. Lucy Mer-
rili Hoyt, aged So years
Mrs. hOyt was born in Castlet9n L, IN
NAV. 1890, and was the eldest daughter OF
Deacon EnOs Merrill, one of the earliest
settlers of that town. In January, 1872,
she was married to Nehemiah Hoyt OF
that place, who still survives her at Grand
Rapids In early life she united with the
Congregational church of Castleton, and
like many OF the early residents OF New
England. whose number is fast diminish
ing, she cherished the church and its in
terestS rs her own. During the late war
her time was almost wholly given to
work for the soldiers. and many quilt
and garment found its way to hospital
and barrack, through her willing hands,
though then over seventy years OF age
Her mind seemed to develop new strength
with increasing years. Her memory OF
past events in the history OF her native
Town, and our country, was truly wonder
fuI-especially so, taken in connection
with her every day reading, and interest
| in scenes of our own time. Her disease
was an affection of the heart Almost the
last one of our early companions to leave
Us, we mourn her loss, but are comforted
with the assurance that there remaineth
a rest to the people OF God" +. +.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. : The
Commencement exercises at Tilden Fe-
male Seminary, West Lebanon, N. H.,
opened with the Baccalaureate sermon,
preached Sunday, June 18th, by Rev.
Mr.. Rogers, of Claremont, New Hamp-
shire.
The exercises of the graduating class
occurred upon Wednesday, June 18th.
The class appeared well, and brought
credit upon their instructors.
Thursday evening, the Rev. William
Palmer, of Wells River, addressed the
graduating class.
The class hymn was written by Miss
Esther Rhodes, and the music was COM
posed by Miss Mary F. Carpenter.
Mhe whole affair was very creditable
to Prof. circuit and his able corps of as
sistants.
Last May, Miss Carrie Beckwith, OF
North Granville, N. Y, died-the first
and only instance of the kind that has
ever occurred in this institution during
term time.
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VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY.-The
fifth anniversary of the Vermont Metho-
dist Seminary and Female College will
commence Sunday, June Goth, and close
Wednesday, July I'd.
Sunday, June Goth, at 3 p. m, the an
nual serman will be preached by Rev.
j. C. w. Coke, A. NJ.
Monday, June 80, at 2 p. M, cxamina-
tions commence at 7.45 p. M, address.
Tuesday, July 1, at 8 a. M, examina-
tions continued; at 10 a. M, trustee
meeting; at 3 p. M, alumni business
meeting; at 7.45 p. m, address before
the Esthetic Society, by Rev. L. I'll.
Newhall, d. ID.
Wednesday, July 2, at a. m.' reports
of teachers and examining committee
at 10 a. m, commencement exercises.
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The waIworth Murder Trial.

NEW YORK, June 20. 4
The Walworth trial formally opened
to-day. The prisoner was accompanied
by his mother and little brother. Assis-
tant District Attorney Rollins opened
the case for the people. He expressed
his reluctance to press for conviction
in this delicate case, and said he would
feel afraid to face the able counsel for
the defense if he were not confident of
the justice of the case. He then re-
viewed the details of the tragedy, how
the prisoner had come three hundred
miles to commit it, and had shown the
utmost GOODNESS since.
Eliza Sims, the first witness, testified
that Mansfield T. Walworth lived at her
house in Fourth avenue. z
After recess, Josiah Morehead, who
occupied a room at the Sturtevant
House, testified how he heard pistol
shotc fired; heard cries of murder, and
searched different rooms until he found
the dead body of Mr. Walworth. He
heard some one running away after the
shooting. ....f...l.5 t..ss..-.... ~ +.
Charles NJ Doolittle gave corroborat-
ing testimony. s........... ......s
DR.. Childs testified to the death of
Mansfield t. Walworth, and to visiting
the prisoner in the station house, where
he received a telegram to send to his
grandmother, in Chicago, announcing
that he had shot his father.
Police Sergeant Heating testified that
the prisoner gave himself up on the
morning of the murder, saying that he
had shot his father handing him the
pistol with which he said he had com
mitted the deed. The prisoner said he
| thought he killed him, as he was quite
close the last time he fired at his father.
The pistol, with one chamber loaded,
was put in evidence.
Sergent Mullen testified that he search
ed the body of the deceased, and found
only bunch of keys and some letters
from the prisoner, writing him to call at
the hotel. The witness also stated a
| CONVERSATION between CORONER Dung
and the prisoner in the cell of the sta
ton house. in which the latter said: 81
came to do this. " Coroner asked, ste
kill your father ?" and WalwOrth replied
"To settle our family difficulty The
defence excepted to this testimony.
Coroner Young corroberated the Ser
geant's testimony as to conversation. The
deposition of the Deputy Coroner to the
effect that the wounds caused death was
then read. Prosecution closed.
MIR. Beach then opened the case fore,
shadowing defense by stating that il
would prove that the prisoner did not
fire until his father had placed his hand
inside his pocket as if to draw the pts
toll which he knew he always carried,
and which he had reason to suppose he
would FIRE in consequence of his numer
Gus threats. Counsel painted deceased
as a man of utterly depraved morals,
and said he would read letters showing
him to be a demon at heart.
The District Attorney interrupted hin
saying he went outside the scope OF
openings and sustained the objection.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow
at the end of Mr.. Beach's address.
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The July disbursements ofinterest upon
the public debt, which commenced to-day
will reach twenty-six millions, nearly all
in gold. The total disbursements for
July, at this point, for interest, dividends,
etc, is estimated at sevcnty-hve millions
mixed values. -.... .s....-.
Sterling exchange dull and steady-long,
93-l6G9a; short, l0B@l04.
Gold moderately active at ll5h@li5@ as
Loans we're i to 3 per cent for carry
ing. -#.. III
were S40.000,00l. ....-. -.-...-. ........
Treasury disbursements, 5493,0OO.
Customs II ceipts, Sz53,0O0. ...
Export of specie S26S 900, mostly silver. 81
The steamer Cambria.sailing tomorrow,
has specie engagements OF s69O,Ooo goIu
coin. -.... ~.
Governments quiet and steady. y guam
tity of new per cent. bOuds for Syndicate
were forwarded to-day per Russia.
State bonds dull. --
Stocks were quiet and without any i'm
portant feature. small advance was eS-
tablished in the forenoon, but after one
O'Clock the market reacted slightly closing
steady. ......