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THE COURTS,

Business TRANSACTED Yostcrday--
Judgments, Now Suits, Etc.
An interesting suit Is in progresa before
Judge Burns. Tho action Ia q suit in caao
brought by Abnor Taylor ngainst Bryan philpot
md Horny e. plcKot to recover $1,000 OK
penseH paid in lawsuit. It appears TINT In
Mnrch, 1868, Taylor engaged philpot d Picket,
real estate agents, to find a purchaser for
piece Of land on West Monroe Htrcot, near
Leavltt, for him within twenty y-nino days, for
$4,000. of which arnount 900 waa to DO paid
Ill cash anu mortgage for tho remainder to be
assumed. Tho defendants, instead Of
sending the purchaser. Fl. e. Merrill, to Taylor,
made an agreement with him thomsolycs on
substantially tho torms agreed on, but signing
as ngentH. In q few months aftorward, Merrill
brought suit againHt Taylor and Philpot l.
Tor sneGea m 9f the
horo, but on appeal to the Supreme Court it was
reversed md tho bill dismissed. Taylor claima
TINT philpot Picket exceeded thor authority
and that ho was not liable under the contract,
that he hns boon subjected to groat ex-
ponse in dofending tho case. He therefore
sues to recover this amount c1aimod to bo
5000, including thoretn court costs, attorneys
York tho code allows reasonable attorneys foo
to bc taxed up in favor Of tho successful party.
md this ia ansHttompt to establish q smilar, and
as it would soem, reasonable rule In practice
Nfn va, ~. ts nno;t, |hg, ana
slr;fs ~ ~ w. nf ,un pl'n1ln' aoa olant d
9"''' AS- WV @o- 1TS.,a
Judge Jameson Is engaged In hearing tue d.
voroo case Of Helen n. Farnham against Nelson
X; rhn Fannan: t.a'I Snour .,.o =, pr,,o .nn,n.+
;n txa se ease f e tfce agnnas hed
aaa;n om trai h,foro Sd1a m.oo te nouln
s, ~; s,nr-an1 ~ hoy "so -Ao'' s"o Je*S A"f-
lhn '" Siee,1or '.1 riiI ,,as 10 otu t,;,, hox
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v~o' wno tA''Ao' I'LL" "4'A ''oups o. aoaa' anosnor
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usnns,on ron1. fnraarno, t;ntat ~, H., s.,1,a
that n ns natou p sc eroa o 'n0
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,or nn,,s WIS .sSusa - ~ LEWIS
naM.ey' laoalas 2 W. were auJudlcated
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w mho nsou neanH;. muu'tvnoasy tnGrutnk: ";rat
Inc pIocGoainga o. GO ngainst % limos =. ntay Wero
od ~ ton ~ W opa ull0S7 o'1''sol ato
Alco III ton u aays.
1n za11 hnrEn1qn 5 COUNT IN. m nRlEE: .. ,v:,,,.
ek1liy anu 1J!1,;d Jonn u h' hMymn' claiming Si.oyo.
against Arthur 3. Mcokor, laying damages ut
siJ,000.
~ ~ nnH .aat Ill., Ta1 NV po6s@n 7"''
aot 9A'ooo "saiuos r.,2s 'uan en1-,4U ,aoln, a1,,
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When ltiss Na!lIe Grant Is married she will
DO Mrs. G. q. ". +. 4. 6artolls. What ohauco
for All elaborate monogram IL afforded by thesn
iuitialat
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Special DfstNttcE to TAe CHICAGO Tribune.
STURGEON, Mich, March 30-The Euit which
has boatl lingering 20 long against John Dasteller
commenced on Saturday and ended to-day. Tho
ladies turned out III large force. The Excitement
during tho trial was intense, anu resulted in
the acquittal of tho prisoner. Tho roforners
gayo uotico Of appeal.
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,out tho City Hail. Ind discouraged the women
vugagol in tic work. This WIS not 80. she
WIS slat Tint it had happened; 1t Ind awakened
public sentiment, md would be still productive
Of good.
Itjvould occur to every one, "What was to bo
dou6?" Sho hoped that oyory wu1uan before re-
tirlng ut night would pray to God to know what
should be nor Individual duty. In no other way
could tho movement progresB than by means Of
tho personal influence Of every woman inter
ostod. ...
lln9.,vAH O8DEL g.
asked tho prayers Of the 1ncoting for = gentle
man who had turned away from tho saloons after
the treatment Of the ladies before tho City Coun-
eli, and who was now striving to organizo tenn
peranco society.
A lady also asked tho special prayers Of those
present for tho members Of tho different
churches who rented their buildings for the sale
Of liquor. Prayers wore nlso asked for the auc7
cess on the paove,neut i'll Grand Rapids, Mich.
,wiinl, 4aa,1tid to be young Chicago, eqnall&
needing prdS SerH.
null pronounced Tie bonediotion.
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consistently drin1t wine. -;
Prof. Bliss thon sung temperance aong ero-
ofaIlv ,rrittoE for tl,o oerneion.

fond, lonce no tnnn who followed tho Diblo coltd
consistently driuk wine. -;
Prof. Dtiss tlon sou9 tnTnpnr nnco apnB eT'o-
cially written for tho OCCASION.
TIE nEY. Z. u. 1fEbhfEn
said that ho appeared to give Ills experience, hs
TINT WINS tho only ground on Which 10 wns M Oh
ttlod TO speak III this womafi's meot.nf' Inefo
waH boing lifted lip voico from tho Atlantic to
tho Pacific TINT would inspire millions Of men.
Whom tho wonlon visited our City Fatliors they
woro not we'll treated, but thoy ought not b9
diahcartonod, for their troatmcnt that night had
tako tho trouble to 60 to tho polls for tho TOM
poranco movement, Gut when 1t was n question
OF insult to their women, thcao mon would 20 to
tho polls In body aud vote, and light for them,
If necessary.
II The women of tho city sald in t1,olr breasts
tint thoy soould put down this monster, ,thoy
could to It M oaBiiy a8 ttey could drose Them
solyos for diunor but they must all 70 into tue
elon,entso into tho warfare faith, ,gontloness.
prayer, and Tho great depth Of tholr Womnhly
ii,ati1rcs. And they woro bound to conquer:
God Ind appointed them to DO ministers .n aant ana
work, and no ono olse could do II as thoy could:
follow in q BODY, con1uoring and toconqucr.
The congregation thou sang another tompor-
a11ss FRANCES WILLARD,
OF Eyaugton, Hnid that Bhe hnd mover made a
temperance speech, but sto wanted to say word
,tjon tho question or tho pledges drawn up lnto-
lY. Iii regard to tho Physician's pledge her fam.
lily physician sntd that lo thought the medical
trrs such M reproach. but Miss Willard quoted uov.
eral nnocdotos showing that oven tho most
respectable. ]phyHlcians gavo liquor prescriptions
unnecessarily.
tldT1ght, was q perfect. ~ 1foii-clnd, plodgo.
ku, d thorough as could be-. I It will not do
svoa 1oop-holc pledge where people could COY
>l1t OH tocllnicality. They might DO called
cal, but it was bottor to go too fur than
q far enough but A. present it would not
haye halfway measures. Some Indies
et they must have otdor in the mince pics,
to preserve poaclcH aud wine in tho
mt these things than to offend othors.
putty tic only successful plan to over
temperance was the quiet, unobtrusiyo,
g persuasion which WINS thrown around
Eldual. And the pledge-systom secnicd
esoryer of tho enthusiasm which might
for this moans Of retaining its eifcc.H
hrd wished to add one moro pledge
TILE MOTHERS PLEDGE.
hight that homo pledge, by which tho
would DO taught temperance limo upon
5oept upou prccopt. Miss Willard spoke
lettor rocently published in The TRIBUNE
1. mother nsking what she should toll hor
Fson when he asked whether the communion
contained tho eamo drink TINT made mca
k HIle thought tint tho aa1no rule ought
4ppty to tho Lords cup as TINT torb;daing
o uso Of liquor in cooking, aud TINT thero
.olld be 40 tqtnptati0n to the young at tho
s read tho resolutions passed.
Branch of tho WoMena
tBsions laat Saturday.
mith said that oil impression
int tic failure OF the Com
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DISCOURAGED.
s read tho resolutions passed.
u branch of tho Women'a
lBsions laat Saturday.
mith, said that oil impression
hut tic failure OF the Com
a1oct the legislation Of tho
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cfrdm GlisuorM.

MARCH II. Snow drifts, Dad roads,
and business dull
Mrs. Ira Williams is a very little
better.
M. s. Kimball will remove to
Prescott this week.
--Thos. Edwards has a very fne
three year old colt
1t has been said that Jud ge Pierce
will occupy NJ B. Kimball's house
when vacated
--Keith, of the Keith House. in
tends building an addition to his barn
the coming summer.
The Prescott stage went out Mon.
day and returned I lesday. Joseph
cant make time through March snow
drifts.
The show that was advertised to
exhibit at the Court House on last Sat
urday evening, failed to put 10 az ap-
pearance.
Bent Elliott is making prepare.
tons for building au addition to his
store Bent. is doing a brisk business
and needs more room.
The receipts of the Ladies Fair
held at the Court House, amounted TO
about $3.50 instead Of $50 as stated IN
the Ellsworth locals Of March 6.
The scarlet fever has broken out
again IN the eastern part of the town.
John Hoyer has four children sick with
it, aud child Of John Mclaughlin
recently died with it.
Capt. Eames left here for Red
Wing last Sunday, and when about a
mile out Of town he left his sleigh box
and one bob and went on his way re-.
joicing. lie was doing well when last
heard from.
Mr.. Ben o. Beyans aud Susan
Thurstou were married at the residence
OF X. y. Beyans 10 this village, last
Saturday March 7th. We hope their
journey through life will not be as
stormy as the day ou which they we're
married
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macs. Wagging the ears signifies sub.
Unity OF purpose, and is thought to be
emblematlcal of childhoods happy
hours Il is also supposed by some
profound scholars to have distinct
reference to apple dumplings, but thus
tact is somewhat obscure by the dust of
ages. 10 token that you are one Of US,
you will now be branded. This ceremo-
ny is very impressive and consists Of
two brands. They are both applied
while the iron IS hot" and consist Of
one letter Of the alphabet each The
first is large letter ) on which you
will please sit while the other tier is
applied % the stomach. The letter s,
my worthy chicken, signifies scooped,
aud refers to railroad mon p)lies 1t
is also supposed to indicate the seat of
learnng-the spot where the old.time
teachers hunted for brains with the
ferule. The second letter is c, and is
applied as | said before, to the stom-
ach. Il has a double meaning. First,
the application is an agricultural Que
"corn crib" and has reference to the
stomach as being the great receptacle
Of Bourbon whiskey. But, brother, do
not be diligent in finding a home mar
ket for your corn. The second appli.
cation of the letter c, nv distracted IN
fan:, is got hold Of as follows: When
one granger desires TO ascertain "lor
sure" if there is another of the order in
the room, he raises himself gently by
the slack OF his-of his unmentionables
scratches his of thigh with his near
hoof, and remarks in voice Of thun-
der: Are there any grangers about"
The answer is 'Jeese wax. The iu-
quirer then says. "lct us see" (letter
@ and the other party must immedi.
ately pull out his stomach and disclose
the brand.
These brands are applied in such
manner that am enabled to assure you
that they will wash.
| was here interrupted. Mr. Editor
by a volley fred into the open window.
evidently intended for me. Fortunate.
ly ! escaped without scratch, aud
which IS Of more consequence, succeed.
ed IN fetching off my precious manu-
script This is about all there is in the
ceremony Of any Importance must
leave the country at onee-armed men
are at my heels--they know | am writ
ing to expose them. You may hear
from me again by mail, if | sholld
deem it best to expose the other de-
grees until then -adieu.
Erom your sacred friend
b. Pole
NoTIcE. This ceremony Of initia-
tiou is used during the absence Of the
lady members. Their iuitiatory arc
outirel different, being much simpli-
fed, as they should be-
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II! River FALLS JOURNAL.

A WEEKLY AND SEMlaWEEKLY
NEWSPAPER.
rIRsT EDITION pUBLIsHED EVERY TUESDAY
TERMS. sf.25.
SECOND EDITION PUBLIsTsD EVERY FRIDAY
TERMS, So.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Wsst.y Edition, published every Friday, 81
A. MORSE & SON, ProprietOrs.
S0B PRINTING
or every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices. -
OFPfcB on Main Street.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
All notes aod accounts DOW dao 70 the
undersigned, remaining unpaid after ten
lays from tins d.te, viii be placed ia
the hands Of 40 attorney for collection
d j DAY & Co.
Ri,or Fails March 3 1871
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AT the request Of several Of our
friends, and especially ofseveral of our
brother Changers, Odd Fellows, Knights
etc, we publish the remainder Of the
initiatory ceremony as we fud it 10 the
Randolph CO., Enterprise.
The candidate is now conducted to
the most eminent squash producer who
thus says; My worthy brother, | will
now invest you with the order Of the
festive ploughboy, which you have we'll
won by your heroic achievement while
harnossed-may you ever wear il with
pleasure to yourself aud may it be q
means Of terror TO your enemies
(The NJ. + $. 7. then proceeds to
invest the candidate with the regalIa Of
the festive Ploughboy, which consists
of a long tomato necklace
The grand hailing sign Of distres;
is made by gently closing the left eye
lying the right forefnger alongside the
nose, and violently w9ggiug the ears
1t requires practise, but the advantag.
es are intense. 1t also has an impor'
tant Specification, which you will do
we'll to heed. The closing Of the eye
signifies that 10 all your dealings will
mankind you are bound to have an eye
70 business. Lying the finger aloug
side the nose is emblematical Of wis.
dom, aud places you at once among III,
knowing ones. This is extremely
handy in prognosticating new weather
sul saves che wear aud tear of alma
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A Home.

4 nc tlAiS Aui hhuudi uii "e'""3 - "
hand; some are seeking warmer and
others colder climate; some are going
to foreign land, and others are seek
ing our own country; some are going
west, and others east; some are wander
ing from one state to another, and some
from one county, town or neighborhood
to another, while many--by far too many,
are only making shift from sheer ne
eessity. Il wish | had home of my
own" will be the exclamation of hun
dreds Of thousands in our country dur
ing the present month.
Now let US turn this 70 practical ac-
count--let us bring it home to our
selves, aud then see if there is really
any good reason why all cannot have
home Yes, let Us bring the applica-
ton to our own village, and TO every
individual who may chance to read
this article, whether or not he has a
home. If some are fortunate in this
respect, let them aid others who may
be less So, both by words of eucour-
agement aud deeds which are worth
more than words
We believe that all can have homes
of their own if they really desire to.
The price of real estate, though COM
paratively high. is no obstacle, since the
trifing difference is soon overcome, and
the site alone enters not very largely
into the cost Of a home. No place on
earth can boast Of more beautiful sites
for homes than this village and its sur
roundings, aud there Is no place in the
Northwest that possesses more attrac-
tions, or better advantages for the work
ingman, or for the business mau, than
our own adopted village. Aud now is
the time to invest IN all the real estate
re need as prices are constantly ad.
yaGcing.
All intend to have home Of their
OWL sometime. Why not now? Why
dream Of the future? Why wait til
you are rich, when you intend to pur-
chase and adora a home7 Why not
build house2 and why not begin to.
day? Il is only az act of the viii that
decides this matter. Resolve aud it is
done. It all turns upon this single
point--are you willing to deny your
self few idxuries for the present
time, and take your pay with
interest in the future? Can
you consent to dispense with few
fashionable things-a little broadcloth
IA little ''fuss" and still more "aum-
merry" aud inyest,the cost thereof 10 a
home? Instead Of living "rrom hand
to mouth" and then from mouth to
hard again, suppose we decide o save
ten, twenty, forty or sixty per cent Of
what we now spend, and put the same
in a home, aud how long shall we find
homeless families in our midst! Not
a single year Let US abandon day
dreams about large estates, castles and
the like o that and substitute an ambition
for neat, quiet little home-a home
that We can call our own, and, sooner
even than we anticipate, will our awbi-
ton be gratifled, aud the small debt
that we may have incurred at the out.
set viii be liquidated ere we are aware
of il.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

MRS W. o. PLNGREY.
ON MAIN STREET RIVER FALLS,
Fakes pictures Of all kinds in the best
style Of the nrt at low rates Those wish
ing COED pictures eau get them at Mrs
piugrey's Gallery. Give her call. 1890
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. W. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want a good and cheap
Root, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1880 BURHYTE Bros.
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MEAT MARKET

BY George Pratt.
shop opposite Saunders & Green's Store,
on Main Street, River Falls, Wis.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Also, Common Lime, White Lime,
Plastering Hair, and Cement kept
constantly on hand, and for sale at
reasonable prices.
vl7n30
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JACOB IxIsAPEEL.
Harness Maker.

All kinds Of Harnesses made to
order. Repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch. Prices reason
able. Shop ON Nam street, first
door north Saunders 81 Green's.
1870
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ORGAN MUSIC.
Dir-nIn1Inn rNntice.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between saunders
& Green is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Parties indebted 10 the frm on
the 7ih Of Feb, 1874, will settle with A
Sander. Johu Green w.ll pay al debts
owing by the firm.
JoHS GREEN,
A. SAUNDERS
Pob. II, 1874. 37.iw
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

business Cards, four lines or Iess, %.
A square will be counted the space of one
inch
Local notices Is cents per line for first
Insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
IN sertion.
All Job work must be paid for on de-
liv'ry.
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Pob H. 1874.
Gaardlans Sale.

CT CROIX COUNTY COURT, IL Pho.
- BATE.
IL the matter Of the guardianship Of the
minor heir, Of Augustus wilcos, deceased
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of license made
ia said matter by the said County Court
on the 9th day Of November, A. d, 1876,
the unlers ynei guardian Of said minors
viii on the 10th day Of Apr.l, a. d
1874, a. 10 O'Clock Ia tue forenoon at the
Post Oaice in the village IL River Falls IN
the COUNT Of Pierce auj State OF Wiscoa.
SIM offer for sale at public ven Tue, the
following described real estate situate, ~
ing anl being IN said CJuaty Of Pierce, to
VII: Toe southwest quarter q. W. North.
Sest quarter Of Section tseu yen re 1877
10 township twen'g-5evlr '2 Of Range
eighteen u.s., c0umiHipg forty acres. &C.
eordiug % gogegnmea. survey, ~ tue same
more o Z lea
Terms made kn0wn on the day Of sale
Dated March T. 1874
40 Is EHELNE WtLCog Guardian
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK P. VI. TO CLOSE OF BUsI
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p NJ
TUESDAY. March l7-P. ".

TUESDAY. March 17-P N.
The stock market continues dull, with slight
downward tendency in prices limited transac-
tons the exceptions to this statement being an adj
vance of II per cent in Harlem. about one point in
Pacific Mail, and decline of nearly much in
Erie. The market opened strong and buish, especi-
ally on Pacific Mail, Western Union and the rest Of
the Vanderbilt stocks, which seemed to be in de-
mand during the forenoon, but the inquiry sackened
later in the day. and during the afternoon the ad-
vance Of the morning was lost aud something more.
The general market closed heavy at about the low
est figures of the day. The investment shares were
generally quiet and the miscellaneous. express, and
coal stocks were neglected. The opening, highest
lowest, and closing prices Of leading stocks sold to-
do, Il,IIo
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

"
Included a The above l0jjbales arrve.
Receipts the shipping pos to-day 92l3 bales this diy
m week. 1884 bales this dag last 9Sb bales stock 10
EewYork l27 362 bales consolidated stock 7l5tiS bales
the light at the advance sales os. all
tine basis Of Low Mdllngl
sale, last evening ater 3 D H.: March, 100, IS 9i6c no
till Friday; Apnl 900 10 2S32c 200 IS lll6cd May
to-day March, 400 51,; 200 10 1926 100
II 5OU Is 1921 500, Is &c April, 500 1899; 900
10 232ei zoo 10 IL l6ci 300 10 2352e; 100. 10 lll6c
800. - 2332e. May, 1900 l6i June, 300, 10 23S2c
l7i4c. Total IL, 500 bales grsnd total, 900 bslea
COPFEEThe Rio market has been for the week ant
noted yesterday prices have decipei l N sale today Of 400
Teniers strictly fair lot 23i9e god
Tue total stocks isI hands at all this morning exclusive
Tsnlers cargo So 444 bags folos. Galveston 2OOOba
Baltimore 10 1870 big and Nswiork 81 2j4 bags We
Do 2i4d2Iis Prime DO 25d25.c aad extreme range for lou.
22020c all goh Mid Cofs quiet but steadyi Java
bsn 2Sd3lc Maricaibo. 2i2d21c. Jamaica ~ 226
and Cora Res 2ilad26ile. geld
unusually ghtf the depression In almost all branches
et by the Coal trade and prices somewhat nominal
hracte quoted at 50 S6 By the bat little eoae
hese asues Gas Coa have sold sosy Wes Virginia, S0Gslj
$40; Liverpool Gas At III; Newcastle do sass 50 Scotch 81
with saies 500 Of the latter
CANDLES-The market dali. and nounAy steady;
AdmAnane 10 799lsei Ia o. at 10 i and l2 i3
DRUGS AND Di Morphine in lair sd haze
20 - So Opium sold
The msket again stronger held the close at So go sond
Oil qieI previous figures, BaekTs "A 31S2tc
reuey Cream Tartar arriving rather freely aat the msiei
weaker sales S6c gold quiet 3 for Lamp
3ay Grouud ESSENTIAL Ola hfm but there euiJ
Jobbns de sales Of sandepons Bergsmo s. ssd 90
Lepos 81 both yoh brgih Chemicals quiet bot whos
change sales Of Brb soda ~ 81 L0tj 31g
81 2jGs2 37 Sal Soda 81 40 Caasie Soda
s. a. ahd BssehIs Pewter 81 BOA A gold othof descriptions
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

~ follows

The outlook at Washington is, in the presence OF
considerable buyings of the foreign bankers, suf-
icient to keep gold strong, and tOday's business
was at 1l2!@ll2!, and in the afternoon at liz, the
carrying charges being g. o. 81 and p cent to fiat
London advices reported securities closing easier
after firm quotations. Foreign exchange was firm,
with sales at 4S44 and 4S74S71 for long and short
bills The export clearances of domestic produce from
this port for the week ending to-day amounted to
Si,751,43s The Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000
in called bonds and 10000 in coin interest. The
days business ut the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared, $2j.3G9,Ooo; gold balances,
S7sl,7l3; currency balances, SSS2,lO The follow
ing were the quotations: