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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29
The Hebrews and the Crusaders.

Abo w otiou L<cuycF TctuuTko ADOu
the heaviest and most damaging mis-
sile that has yot been thrown into the
camp of the "Crusaders, " Is the letter
of Rabbi Freudenthal, which appears
in tho weekly Wiliamsport Register
of the 18th ult The eminent Jewish
minister is -dead.set against the wo-
mans temperance movement, as no w
carried on, and scores the very idea OF
any Jewish lady participating 10 it,
His letter contains much food for
thought, and should be extensively
read and considered. IL is as follows /:
To the Editor of the Register:
The undersigned having received q
lotter from tho Womans Temperance
Organization, of this city, requesting
h,m to appoint committee Of six Ho.
brew ladies to cooperate with them
in their noble work, begs leave to in
form the above named organization, in
the same way as ono of our lead
ing papers in the West answered the
same request. 1t is;
THE TEMPERANCE MuDDLE."
1t is a matter Of surprise TO somo of
our christian neighbors, that the He
brcws are not fanaticized with the
woman's temperance crusade. 1t is
difficult task to fanaticze the sober,
earnest, thoughtful, practical, and con.
siderate Israelite. No Jewish lady
will go out on O public demonstration
She would consider it violation of
chastity, and duty, to desert her house.
hold duties, to neglect her family, and
to abandon her feelings of propriety
so far to run to public meetings twice
a day, parade the streets, and make a
public show of herself. She would
consider herself disgraced in yielding
her better nature to sway of ignited
passion and savage fanaticism. But
aside of all this, the Jew can not an.
preciate these crusades, because he
drinks and is TO drunkard, he plays
and is no gambler, and he lives well
and is no glut.on; because his mind
is well balanced. He knows whore
To stop. His mind is independent be-
cause he is not brought up to say
"amcn" to the priests dicta. He
thinks, and thinking always from his
his intelligence is vigorous
enough to perform its proper func-
tons. To believe without appeal TO
intelligence means to deaden the lat
n hws s.al 4.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29
IN SCHOOL DAYS.
by ). O. wmIrr,rn. I

BY }. q. WHITTIER. iI Nih
6iill sits the schooi-house by the road,
: Araggcd bcggar summing;
Around itstill the sumach grows,
And blackberry vines are running.
Within, the masters desk Is seen,
Dceped SCARED by the raps official;
Ine Wrapping floor, the battered seats,
The jack -knifo's carved initial.
The charcoal frcscock on its walls;
lts doors worn sill, betraying
The feet that, creeping slow to school,
went storming out TO playing
Long years ago winters sun
shone over It at setting
Lit up its western window. .panes, iTn
And low caves icy fretting.
II touched the tangled golden curls, i
And brown eyes full Of grieying,
Of one who still her steps delayed
When all tho school we're leaving.
For near her stood the little boy
Her childish favor singled,
His cap was pulled low on his face,
Where pride and shame were mingled.
Pushing with reckless feet the snow
To right and left he fingered,
As festlessly her tiny hands
The blue check apron fingered.
"1'm sorry that spelt the word;
hate to 60 above you,
Because'--the brown eyes lower fell
because, you see, love you r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29

During tho recitation of a juvenile
arithmetic class, whose lesson was In
fractions, | explained to them with an
apple us follows:--"If this apple be Gu.
INTO Two equal parts what will thcy be
called |" "Halves." "lfthcsc be- cut
in:o halves what will they bc callcd?o
"Fourths." "lf these be cut into halves
what will they be calledf" "Bits,"
answered q brightlad Of feightsummers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29

Jacob Good, North Coventry, Chos.
Ter county, is the owner of a pair Of
tal,or's shears, which are about four
ana q half centuries old, judging from
the date on ihem-142s. Christopher
Columbusprobably brought them over.
but this fact the shears arc not sharp
enough TO remember, though certainly
oldenough.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29

A young man in Ashtabula sought
to secure his sweetheart BY strategy.
so he took her out for boat ride, and @
threatened to jump overheard into tho
lake it she didn't consent TO marry
him. But II did not work. She Of.
Tered . TO bot him . dollar be darent
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29

FIrz.-The prefix Of Fitz In proper
names, such rs Fitz Gerald, otc., is
derived from the French fills, as son,
from which tho Norman word fitz'
with tho samc meaning, Is derived
rits James, therefore, merely means
"the son Of Jamos."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29
DORTAGE NAIL WORKS.
DuNcANsvILLE, BLAIR Co., Pa,
NAILSl

The above works being again operated BY the
undersigned. offer 10 the trade a full supply Of
their Justly celebrated Nails at the lowest prices
-, JOHN MUssELMAN.
Duncansvillc, March Is. lS1l.-am
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29

It Is said Of temperance crusaders
tnat They drink not, neither do they
ain yet Solomon, in all bis glory, was
not q raid like one Of them y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-29
Dry Goods, QSrpferits, Gtf.

|GROCERIES Il PROVISIONS.
]. S. SHOWERS,
CLEARFIRLD. PA,
Gives notice that fresh supply Of the follow
ing goods has just been received and are offered
at extremely low figures, ill {
MEATS, 90.
New Sugar Cured Hams, Shoulders, Sides,
Dried Beef, Ham Sausage, Lard and Cheese.
FISH.
Mackcrel. Herring, Scoth Herring, White Fish,
Cod Fish, Fresh Columbia River Svlmon, Spiced
Salmon, Smoked Salmon, Smoked Halibut,
Bloaters, Sardines, Shadnes and Fresh Lob.ters.
sYRUPs AND MoLAssEs, all kinds.
SUGARS, all kinds.
RICE, Carolina and Rangoon.
CoFFEEs.
Rio, Java, Maracaibo, Nectar and Turkey.
Young Hyson, Imperial, Gun Powder, oolong,
Japan and English Breakfast.
SPICES, of all kinds, strictly pure.
SHAKER CORN, FARINA,
GREEN PEAS, CORN STARCH,
SPLIT PEAS, PEARL WHEAT,
BEANS, WHEATEN GRITS,
PEARL BARLEY, NuTRINA,
MACAR0NI, HOMINY,
TAPIocA. HoMINY GRITs,
MANIOCA, dc., do., &C.
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, all kinds.
A full line Of
Canned Vegetables, Fruits and
Jefites.
TURKEY PRUNRS and DRIED FRUITS.
PICKLES, in jars and In barrels.
CRACKERS AND CAKES.
Oyster, Soda, Wine, Butter, Sugar and Fancy.
SOAPS, Laundry and Toilet
VINEGAR, Cider and Wine.
PEACH and APPLE BUTTER.
Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal.
COAL OIL and LAMP cHIMNIEs.
Cash paid for Butter, Eggs and Potatoes. A
iberal share of patronage is solicited
Goods delivered.
Clearheld, March 4, 1874.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

, .,rl 25-I2:3O o. m.The rate ff money a. The siocs
LosDos Gavernmea securies uHiiei state. 1--WE
s6js OIL 1863; Ten-fcrts Oii New rlyes lO4.
Rrs Hallway shares, 81 IA do Preferred, Ol.
vvspoot Apdt 25-l230 m.totton Is seafy sales 1000
h iaeng speculation and EXPORT sles on h bss 81
below Good Ordinary, shipped hsr'b,
sSI DO o. Deliverable Msy and Jane, oi DO do d'e5s
uYe and July at nong below Low Aadng deieFr.bs
Anil AZ 40; the basis 81 hd4ag dreams nothing bei's
Low Mdings deliverable June aud Ju At 8 81 81. .,. q
LONDON, April 25-2 m-CoEsols for MONEY V-t4V< tes
the account, 9-'5 49,, On ID. a.. h..t. ~ MA
ding Upand hing below Low MdiAng, deliverable h ara June
= slles on basi, u Milug Oresns 3ohi2 5elow
o. "a orin,y deliverable and July al Id DO Do. nothing
below Low M ding deliverable Nav AID jane al lOl brAdsahs
.re opiet Iari. as . PORK, ca = Dbl. for New Mess
oSpoS Ami 253 mrhe rate 81 discount IN Tue open nrtst
s he months which 3 per cent 6siow hs
Bank Of En PARIS dispatches quote kenes o9L sOc ,
t,vgppooi Anal 25- mOf The sas n Cotton today 'eo
49, e areirsa sison the basis of hdclng Uplans nothing
bo Good Ordinary shipped March a. i0l 90 Do shgpsd
49, AMI Nav Al sal Do deliverable April snd MAJ al Al
H so derelbe June JAY si2l nothing below Los
Middiprs SHIPPED April AMI Nav. a. o'sL go -, r.,
LoNp5y April 2J-kelnei Petroleum, ll's@lzd per gAoh i1
low. 81 G3S eS- m -..,....
Tnxnox AMI 1880 m1he smdunt Of bullion Ellhirs~n
kof Euglaud on balance TO-DAY - tSi OOO nj.
LlyERPooL, April 2j-Eyeans-Spns laipsA'e '-io"''i'
cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
nnMEsrfc MARKETS.

ALBANY April 2jThers 1O'has 10 Fe90" IN Tue gram ~'''
to-day. A., Am. Iow Nlah,xs
lSidi6,s Flour dull. unchanged Wheat q~ea ss.sy
80 r~I,rl Corn dull southern Nhic, soci southern ie"s,
R6.4r Western Mixed New o3ei Ola, soe oss sssoI'
Sou,he go aD4c; Western, OOdbSe i've ot@ 81 W.
ad unchanged western bsNe-
Mykst hare Come unchanged Wsk qnet aud eAd " c,
Igyro April 25-ImpOrts for the past ~ hoars roe
bhiS Wheat 10000 bush Bse o4OO 6a's ~ o. az,
81 500 bush; Corn 80 400 bush. Oa ~, 500 Oah
ss Fiji We,tera sprs 30 1881 Bakers - 2oGs, so
Amber 81 T5GSS Is Waite ~ beAs 'Yr "a iSoo
bn.a No. Milwaukee Spuug al II % INV sa,@ -,
an rvste terms loser AM b goA dsAA1S NO hsa .
o5r 90 rive at 7jG74c 10000 buh No hiieI " "
i've an pyate rms quies sass 900 bush ecao AZ ~,
Ne We,iern held 5sc barley dni 'anlds VI sVaf 49,,
. 49, XII M 81 b5qSl so Rye nomlal al VI % 49,
M,M 6rm Canals, ~ 9Uds2 % No. "esisrn' - oOU''
\, 40 "a 1Odr 80 Oihe articles alehat2 vL ID. .,f
CicAgo Ami 2JPlour qnet AID ulehaus Cd "b S c.ht
higher. no spring, 81 26i2 No Npnng ~ q 'ioi. Corr
~ 81 iGgl 2Jc NAV; 81 "a Jane; No. ,pn y, ~. 6tc
sct5e 6ghesi 40 Mrs Ca casa - a. esh i6ss
lime. Wr-cs % 2 Nc Os,s steady No Pors
NAV, rive doll BAy doh s L.ri al q. I'D
GI demsal, $40 70. ossh VI MAJ 80 d. 'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

SATURDAY, April 25-P. NJ.

The week closing to-day has been eyentful and
somewhat exciting. 1t is hardly necessary TO inform
the readers of The TRIBUNE that the principal topic
of discussion in financial and business circles has
been the action that the President has thought
proper 20 take upon the Currency bill, the earlier
part of the week having been devoted to prophecy
ing the course which the President would pursue, in
which fully nine out Of ten prophets insisted that he
would sign the bill, and the latter TO consideration
Of the effect upon business likely to follow the veto.
The infationists as matter of course, are disap-
pointed at the result, aud seem to entertain hopes
lin which it is most likely that they Will be again
Disappointed of carrying their pet measure
by lacking it on to an appropriation bill, though
their stronger reliance for final expansion OIL the
currency Is upon the passage of free banking Dill
say the House bill so amended asst meet the views
OF the President Such measure 1t Is insisted Is
demanded by the business necessities of the South
and West, and 20 a free banking law, with proper
provisions for redemption Of circulation there conld
be no reasonable objection But suppose such law
was enacted, how are the banks TO be estab-
iishedt Those portions of the country which
clam0r for more "banking facilities have failed
" take up ali the banking capital TO which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

T'. IN, Zoo l o. I'D ."l ;"d To ILL., 'g: I:,;
d R G0. tS M 100 ossi Bacon 4 %. To cars y %
80 Sl s S 1 :. 70 Bremen o. So iVo o,s Osas 90
or Durl via 81. 2I P 20 ST. asFass &
Refined PETROLEUM. At o. a. our hy Say SSfwSsa Ss sI,s
2s9 600 SS % sm, o' 'osss e o. oL ana German e' win
GRANTh aar.o or wssa, market hs past we-s baye
neaty sbd owing to The lsBge the
e 1 gre ~ S.S ss le n 1 iSenc Sss
been r'dssi This 9Th hf more Ela 'ad esenabs se.be
market isv day Gaesi deshe has
sales The sbe &c Of freight room bighr esrsu
material decline gold Lav largely CONT lut % re sepoa and
his day Stree greatly Abad The aecsee Of Tonnage.
,appi Upper aal caii srse la,atss
Ses We % pnhao or as s'- "a 49,, ,.S,
l.rvc vii pat seed Wheat TIC Of the n'nh ssi
uy 70 toe wn whsa crop though seou IA oso sad portion
nh - ei gan jI s ir he Se,, ,cresss IN the
ara uaGer spng wbe Vii more than maze Il good IA sdtou t.
syoo Is S q 1 1SS Fo o1S s .a Oregon he
port. are seeray very From Indiana Hines W;os
az, , H ~ ' b VS. ~ w. I'd ,s,S seos
hsnou expressed h tay a'',ss the Wheat gl,R early i tss
in the hands o. fe. found to Be- Hueh les Lsn a. ihe cor
hold lat yea bsf sa, nk eItemsy doubf,
iSrcog ss,er 'tS aau w. si counted oS ard & elee. mat
matter Of eoute be asi IRON our former Ss. Q, S.oo1
receipts thus G reducing the Flour Wheat f eonan oar ss
Wheat Ti,s' % aSs "s . fs s2S' n s ?'''
likely rapidly diminish ich Of that the canal has seee
disposed OF hhy for The exports of The week 5OoyI
bushels 81 $3.50 bushels the corresponding last
Wheat market opened dal but sader under The
adVices Liverpool and dlae in r'ghe
wanted OIL eor'rsots maturing uas
straight No. hrn and scarce
Irregular Wistsf On es sai
ower are at 81 2O9sl % Tor lngsst
iowa and Kansas; 81 No. Chicago SPRING 81 5O9Si oz
for No ado al i6aS AS No. 3d. 81 81 Tor No Mssaes
81 6Idsi 81 No Mlwauseei u 5o2asl 90 for no Ma,
nesots the load next week - 00GS % 3 ~
Western 81 G6aSl Amber do. 81 531rl % Tor Wits
Spring 81 10 for White Michigan bsre IA lar niha ISLES
OF 1880 1000 bush Prime CauadB GA pnats
Barley Malt quiet and unchanged O, are am ana "a iaf
900 BASH New Ohio Mixed AZ $500
White a67c Western Mixed at G3eGic White At G5aS.s
Rye is lots Of Jersey Penn aud state al III VS
81 IL Indian Corn dcmaBi bot s1Ih less f4vrsoe
Europe frghs huera the nmp-
lake gold hate
decided santage and In Damp Nrc the dcchn has eu
Old SAFE the demand for the future has grrs
lakes and limited supply ef
the
Brian the have
their markets ard the heavy exports
Philadelphia cannot tai to exert
most decided exports from this port Of lOlOOo quar-
weekly ceaonc. from this pot Tor nsny
years and that lakes and cina closed the ekpos
3g4 bush against 229536 bush the crespon1ss
BUSH hret at $50
New, S6dS7c. for Old White at aOdSle; DO.
S66S7c; Southern Yellow at S7c do White az 3b~sze
FROM SHIT i. 1913 70 para
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

2.3Ii,956 1924
ELECTROMAGNETIC.

Total
E,,,, t9I i56 4s5 bushels Of so pounds
Alexander Marshall also took o. zi2 half sacks Flour SH'
Hay AND sTRAw-The market & dul and unchanged the Storm
cheeks business. ss sa4 rf Glover szo@sS2 and sa ay u
s26 straw dull aud nominal at sli for No. Rye SlziOr NO. ao
M6LGssBsSs bushes: q moment but D' rSss
Slv1G SToksTSe for spirits TuIpepIe opened IGSsr
but the concession there was Ia, iaf1 ana 9 bS DO a. ae
g with tht price bid STRAINED limited demand bat
ted. T S So ' ss,a and T. % t S9 e
Washastcn and %nnsiSn eY R r va. f siye snd dn
with Of 10000 Ss ;go late ye''s ,D1 10000 ss
18th qse At Ice h prompt % 1r c sS
we're da zoe De- M Spaa Is s s U1 quoted At ~
for prompt ana 7ac May delivery slipping Crude da - ~
a aao,s At a% - os 81 S5s' s. cs..s,
Al PSspha firm but qaei sales oil -''Oo ''
day week we left market quite da ana
trade bsyias oo, TO sms PeI s home S. a and FOE
the future ard We inquiry export Toe sm. stock
here and the ease IN te % e As At The earrea pc he
local export vii be restricted and hence much Of The crop vii ss
% 1eo Of the senate imitation bin With all branches Of trade "a
ais ey,top confidence restored and speculation checked might
safely count on MOI uniform primes ara S season. wp" Be
large BUSINESS bsen ps as for May az IGns de yer SIT
I former month 1G '1 I'd 70 Is H. oe b !. r pT.S *
stock moderate for tue season. In other kinds ths
TO-DAY the a e b %aIA 81 s 7sss 81 FOR New Mess al 30
f G4 g ' fcr ' Ezra PANE SD s. sSj @ wee Pd
a. ir- delivery we hear Of 6bs Mes, April at t6 10:
900 bbs Do for May GIG 49, and LOO bbls to for Jua
az % Beef aii fir sales Of loo b6s 81 slo
for PLAN Mess; Sl20Sl3 10 for Extra iess s6 for Paeet
Tere Beef IS dull Beet Hams qget s9d heavy ,t
Nets are sales 300 Cy Picked Hams =
average Iic Western. l4dl5 ID at 1890
lie 600 Smoxed City 13ci 900 Canva2ed western pv.s
terms; 600 PcSied Shoulders 79 400 smoked DO At Si2a
90 boxes Bellies II ID a. Ose bacon Is scare aSi @
% III I5O boTes short 92 and 80 boxes Short Clear
ioIc Dre.se Hogs fair demand 7S4e for Lzht and &c
eav the latter scarce shade aud closrs quiet;
Of $40 bbs 97sc for No. il lOisi Tor C ~ ooS
inI fr Fair 10 Pane for future dehYef near OF JoO
~ for Ann az 10 3I6c 800 for May az lOae and 1850
tcs June, at l01.QlO 7-l6c - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

The closing day of the week much dis
tpguished for the dizziness and lack of feature or
incident that characterized the Wall-st. markets
as the previous days for the activity and eX-
element in stocks. The movement in railway
shares was comparatively slim. The opening prices
were steady at about the closing figures OF last
night. Later in the day there was sharp decline,
and again subsequent rally as the bank return
looked favorable. The afternoon market was
dropping one as the buyers of yesterday for quick
turn began to sell their holdings and the prices
went down TO per cent, but closed with some
reaction, leaving the market steady The business
was well distributed, and the opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices of stocks were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
WEEK ENDING
ro..,, Z O2O & s35Ilg4,OSI.I5S . 639 207.
IY---- lALA-

Totals O30 5S35 10 4Osl lbs ~ Zo'o'% -'o''''
TOTALS sINCs l, 1878.
p.t bb. Raron N Lard ID. Beef Cheese 10 Tsi0S D
81 AK 7g0J7 All SO 763 296 "a S29 r532Oi7 20i2OzI1
YEAH.
hbts p,cop m Lard. Cheese N. TsN,w 10
SO 5j3 2O 599533 l0S9jO745 1890 %ooooo'"
RcF er uiet and nomnslY unchanged M quotanSts
siGlRs-fhere basiBess Ia Rsws, uot~ hnant nc
storm sales 700 hhds including 200 bids Far fnns
So gOed Prime Centrifugal az SIZE
Refined sugars steady at lOisa 1913. TOT HAMS nth;
STEARIS-Qlet snd barely steadyi sales OF ~ es
and 100 do. No. ], at 9asc nj, noo bha.
IOW-M,rkt dull sales onlg 81 30 OOD hhls
onifnwn stock at 7adT3e Prime Ctg Offered atths IiieI
WHISKY steady and moderately active. sales Of 700 bo " ''N
49Se., the latter price Tor check today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

statement was more favorable showing net gain
to the banks, as result of the weeks movement.
of S7, 225. The feature of the return is the con-
traction of loans with the corresponding reduction
in deposits. made last week and the rst four days
of this bankl week under the impression that the
Senate bill would become law. The following are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
VERMONT DIVISION,
poprr,vD AND OGDEysBURG RAILROAD,
WITH
TplrrIC GUARANTY

PORTLAND AND OGDEysBURG RAILROAD
WITH
TRAFFIC GUARANTY
or
EASTERN RAILROAD OF MASSACHUSETTS,
s.rr AID CONSERVATIVE NEw-ENGLAND INVEST
MENT.
The issue is LIMITED to $4,000 per mile ana mas
bosis ~ a ASH CAPITAL STOCK OF 81 2JOON PAID ~
AT PAR ,.o5 I,
limited amount remain unsold. Bonds lssucu III
derominoions Of 81 OOO $500 and $780, and interest,"
PAYABLE in gold, May / and November l.
'oi s'i' W EAT. FNRBANKs & Co..
ST. Johnsbury. Vt;
FAIRBANKS, BRowS * 90,
Milk-st.. Boston;
IAIRBANKs 81 CO.,
81 Broadway, New YORK
FINANCIAL Agents.
Tn, p.ry ov IxrrREsr FOR MONEY ~ always an
important subject to both borrower aud iehoei' an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof +.
H. Elliott Of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

To BiNKERs AND LAwYERs.-Conveniently located
Offices IN building No. IL Wast Opposite Stock Ex-
changel. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
SATURDAY. April rs. 1874.


Tn. following complete list Of exports sappei IN Vessels ~
we're cleared to-day for foreiga ports:
AsPrywALI-Bark A. \. Franklin 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

The London advices reported money III INC open
market more active. and Consos and American Sc
entities weak and lower in consequence. The Bank
of England lost on balance to-day $4,000 bullion.
Foreign exchange was dull the basis OF working
rates being 4SC and 4.S9 for prime bankers Sterling
the nominal rates for which are 4S63 and 4S9l The
rate at which coin can be exported is 4.S93. The
opening price of gold was 112!, from which, after
selling at 1929 it declined to 112 In the afternoon
the price rallied again to 1l2l, and closed at ll@s@
1924 after a fairly active market OIgold loans the
rates were as follows in the order quoted 3, 2 80 a.
A. g. g fat T. 8, 2, and lastly 3 per cent Tor carry
ing until Monday. The highest price OF the weekSas
1lA and the lowest liz. The Assistant treasurer
maid out $4,000 in called bonds making total Tor
the week of $4,000 and disbursed S7S5OO IN com
interest, mostly May coupons, total for the week
of Ssls5OO The import entries of dry goods at the
port of New York for the week ending tonight we're
81 s4O321, and of general merchandise S5,SSo553
total of S722s s74 in gold coin valuation. lhe days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, S57G7SOOO; gold balances, S2lsl154; cur
rency balances, S2,5l5G49 Tho following were the