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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
THE IRISH BRIGADE

of the most interesting episodes in the
history of the Irish people. Their
ardent military spirit which was one
of the results of their Celtic origin, had
been wasted through many centuries,
in savage feuds among themselves, or
in fruitless resistance to their invaders
and when at length il had become
disciplined, under Sarsfield and st.
Ruth, and acquired force which
might have yielded England the great
est service in her ensuing wars, it was
lost to her through the intolerance
which prescribed the religion of ma
tion.
The laws of the period, which for
bade Catholics to bear arms under the
English crown, blindly renounced all
the advantages to be derived from their
devotion, and compelled the army of
James H., when disbanded at the Peace
of Limerick, to pass over TO the Con-
tinent, and enroll under its various
monarcbs. Almost every throne of
Europe profted by the bold hearts and
stalwart frames Of the buoyant sons Of
the Emerald Isle, except only the one
that still nominally claimed their allie
glance while repudiating their services.
army wa. found principallv TO rcas.
semble--owing. nrobably 10 the orea.
ter sympatbv Of the IIibernian and the
Celtic etemperaments-a there formed
themselves into n body which soon he.
came distinguished nnder its title ot
tbe aIrisb Brigadcp
These Gallant cm;grants who left
behind them ali their social and domes.
tic ties carried abroad. with their nm.
tarnisbed honor and their indomitable
COURAGE ali their uncomfortable gavetv
and their undyine love for their native
country Almost as decp however.
nerhans was their love for their native
music So strong was il indeed that
thev refused TO march TO tbe French
times and ON ALI military occasions in.
sisted ON The use of their national airs
"A gratification that was conceded
| 10 them. tlough thp same favor was
denied to tbe Swiss For tb;s how.
ever there was n reason The music
of The aRonz dos YacLesp awolxe in
the breast of the latter such n nassion.
ate longing for home TINT il often led
IN dosertion. while IN The moor irish.
man whose home WINS lost TO him no
sucb danger was TO be feared,
During tbe course of' almost n cen.
turv tbe Brigade was enrolled in the
French army and had an honorable
share in nallt6elatter's brightest achieve.
ments in Flanders SnaIn and Italy
Many instances of It's stauncb fidelity
and iis daring decisive courace might
he ouoted from the military records ol
those DAYS, but one especially NAV be
selected. which, in its singular comb.
nation of the heroic and the grotesque,
must be regarded as very national:
Cremona, besieged by Prince Eugene,
and defended by the French, was sur.
prised one morning before dawn. and
would inevitably have been lost but for
the promptitude of the Irish. While
the punctilious and ornate Frenchmen
were deliberately buttoning up their
rigimentals the former, at the sound
of their trumpets, jumped out of bed
and, simply staying to buckle on their
cross-bclis and cartouch boxes seized
their guns and hurried to the square
where, on forming in fighting order
their commanders words, 'Halt!-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

About this time some Of the young
men named after Schuyler Coliax
are attaining an age when they
can realize all the horrors Of the
situation. NTeie
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

II being remarked that anobleman's
wife had no children, a medical man
hazarded the opinion that he had
noticed such TO be hereditary in some
families
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
AND SHOE MAKING.

JOSEPH II. DEERING, on Market street, In
shAw's Row, CIearneid. Pa, has Just received
6ns lot Of French Calf ekins and KIps, the
best In the market. snd Il nov prepared 70 man.
ufaeturs every thing In his line. He will war
rant his work to be ~ represented.
The eitisens Of CiesrhsId and vicinity are
respectfully invited 10 give him q call.
Work done At short notice. 7iig7sy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

Charles Lamb, In speaking Of one Of
his rides on horseback, sAid that eall
at once the horse stopped, but | kept
right on" 'rf''t NHl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

A New York man has christened
his daughter Glyccrinc. lie says II
will be easy toprefx nitro II her tenn
per resembles her mothers iof9Hf
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,,u ,e a a Sept ;. 1874
sS1ss ssis s.ss4 s.
Ss9 sspoPs l Ss s.s 5
MosrLx, Sept. 8 1874.
lss soos sIapsTy' sss. St 5sssiDa bales Es
Cotton steady; madling, Issse low %ddiins, iss;
Sales Sales. ~ Stock, 1850 '"''' S''''' ''''
Cotton quiet, maa,,ue ,s S#.rE ow ma spa ~
so9a s11n ii s. Ss SsA Exports
Spirits mrpentine dull at &c quiet 81 50 for
= sFs ss
ass
e isdi s;ss:s s; oS ssa
ILLINOIS, IL Corn nrm ARD in III demand a. 7sss:
.ss os,sSs SsS. SssIsas
sSs 81 wheat 5 60 S Ss
Flour n' Sas SSls wheat ssSs7 6usnes corn 20 aas
Il? %hs ss' As s. S ssPs3s:
% Sarsy
Sees9 sg5'" %hs "m sss:
Milwaukee at 81 0Si Northwestern offered at ST. IL;
Corn active advanced sales l0l 900 bushels No. West
at sales ssss Ssans
RYE nominal at 90c. Barley malt hrm Canada, ST. 80
81 W; Western, 81 60 81 10. Balance unchanged.
OswEGo, N. Y. Sept g. 1874
Flour upc hanged; sales l6OO bbls Wheat dul sales
5000 bushels No. bring at 81 09H Corn firm; sales
two cars &c. Corn meal 1873 for boed and $50 for
unboted per ton Millfeed unchanged shorts $l9 ship
stufIs, So; mddlings. SIS per ton. Canal fregnts-
Wheat, 6Ac; corn, TO New York; lumber, 81 rs
the Hudson Lake receipts-36000 bushels wheat $500
do barley, 900 feet OF lumber. Canal shipments
10000 bushels wheat 1000 feet of lumber. The first
new Canada barley arrived last night
CHICAGO. Sept g. 1874.
Flour quiet and weak. Wheat active and higher, at
99c. No spring; s4Ac. for No do,, cash 949tc
Sc. Corn active and higher, at 7lhc. for No mixed
cash eptember; 7lSc October high mixed, 71c.;
ected, zoe Oats active and higher at 435sc for No
cash October rejected, llac &C. Rye In fair de-
mand and higher. at TIC. 771sc for No. Barley
or No sdo PORK steady a. 81 = SIS cash; sl7 g
sc cash ilMS c seller sli the ysar sns meats
embsr, at &c. Whiskey steady at &c In n1 the open
exc, October. Corn 72l<c cash. september and Octo
Der Oats at l3s4c. a Ac Rcceipts-400o bbs flour ;
oats; 1000 DO. rye; 5000 do. bafey., Shipments
1000 bbls. flour; 1900 bushels wheat l62 GOV do corn;
5000 do oats; 70OO do. barley.
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1857 iosH a I0gK; ten-fortv DO, 10ax q 104I new
hves, IO4X Erie. 80: Erie preferred, so 49, In
Pans rentes closed "a francs 20 centmes At Am
sterdam Union Pacific shares were quoted 2ex |;
Erie. 3Ox.
GOVERNMENTS
were quiet and nrm. with the principal business
in l867s. coupon, which sold at l17k. Closing
prices were as follows:-United States currency
skies, u7h I7H; do. SKIES, 1881, registered. NIX
Il7x; do. do, do, coupon. 1lsH a 11sx; do.
nve-twen ties, 1852. registered, ll2X a l12H (; do
do, do, coupon, ll2< ll2A; do. do, 1884, regis
tered. Hay q 114T; do. do., do, coupon ll5X q
lI6; do. do, 1885, registered, 1l5X 115A; do. do,
do, coupon, ICY ll7h; do. do, DO. new.
registered 115H 116; do. do. do, coupon, 116X
ll6x; 90. do 1867, registered. 1loH o III do
do, do. coupon, llTh NIX; do. DO, 1868, regis
tered, 1l6X q III; do. do, do, coupon, 117x a
ll7A; do. ten-iorttes. registered, 10Y NIX; do
do. coupon, lllX ll2X; do. ives, 1884, regis
tered, l12X 112X; do. do. do, coupon, 1127< q
ll2X.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were moderately active, with sales at the drst
call amounting to $1l3.60O. OF this amount $50. 600
New York Central arsts sold at lo5A; Union Pacific
nrsts brought san SAY; Land Grants SAX a So,
and Sinking Fund &C. Chesapeake and OHIO first
coupon, rose to 4sH; an odd lot went at 40. The
market was dull and steady in the late afternoon
dealings. Union Pacific frsts sold at s43S Land
Grants at 49, sinking Funds az Sc, Albany and Sus-
uuehanna second at 1O0 and Toledo and Wabash
ST. Louis division, at rs, the last named having
been quoted yesterday at "a to 49, Central Pacific
bonds closed at 903S to 90H. and Union Pacfcs,
S4I to S4a for frsts, "a to 50 for Land Grants 70
to 80 for Incomes and 65X 10 cox Tor sinking
Funds Western Pacific bonds closed at Sax a SO.
The following were the bids on the regular call -
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MARRIAGES AND Deaf HIS.
Married..

September :, BY Rev washington Roosevelt, SAM.
daughter OF g. c. Young Esq, OF Brooklyn.
B1RIHoloMnw-hieeINs;..on Tuesday, septem-
ssr TO ~ m tas aaSSs ali Of THIS CITY
BATEs-BAMBEB.IIn this city tMorrsanial, on
Thursday September B. at the rssla 9 r6 OF the
A. BATES and JOSEPHINE BAMBER. all OF New YORK.
No cards.
ar the Church OF the Holy Trinity, by Rev. Stephen
Ii. Tying, Jr.. EDWARD s. G1LLRY TO FANNY Bur-
DICE, daughter OF the late Perrin Burdick. both Of
HAYDKN-MA Thursday, September
3, by the Rev. Drs. Peters and Johnson. In 81.
HAYDEN, Of Washington. d. c.. to MARY A. MATT
LAND, daughter OF Z. \. Maitland, of Brooklyn.
IT. r. Ice weaaessay' RePsem
to LOUISE A., youngest daughter OF John McCol-
lum, all OF this city.
tiona church, Detroit, Mich, on Tuesday, Septem-
Der l, by the Rev DR.. Eddy, J. ID. STEVENSON. Esq.
daughter aau Of Richard Hawisy, Esq, Of Detroit
Died.
BAcoN.-At Middletown. Conn.,, on Wednesday,
September 2, 1874, WILLIAM ". BACON, In the olst
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, at three O'Clock, on Friday, september :,
New Haven and Middletown Comm papers
please copy.
widow OF Job l.. Black, in the 72d year oil her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully Invited to attend her funeral, rom the
residence oil her son, William I. Black. No. 1l9
East SXty-frst street. on saturday, september s.
at one O'Clock p. M.
Long Island and New Jersey papers please copy
BYgNEs.-On Wednesday, September 3 ANN, be
loved wife of James Byrnes In the saith year OF bel
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited Il
| attend the funeral at St Peters church, Barcla
street, where requieu. mass VIII he offered 70
! the repOse OF her soub, on Friday. September l.
| ten O'Clock A. M. The remains viii be take
thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, at on
O'CLOCK.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1s74-TR1PLE

bids generally under the views Of shipowcrs and
s ss Sns
grain a. 81 go eb aeqr at 3D. and ~ sail aoa S9
on private terms To glasgow BY steam is.oOj bushels
Isl to
dom with $500 Quarters o. gram at IS I'd sorwssan IN
ships bags, at iSSe. per bIshel Norwesisn lark,
and h. a isHss sa%s with
Senes Bes With $50 pss sned s
lst Of October 10 an haa brig hence Ss e
saa asS S H rsinea
with 7o bbs Of refined DO e IS 3D. an Italian bark
ss4Ss TSStss ss at sdRsa
bark w. tons hence 70 Barcelona or Tarragpna osgo
York to St. Thomas With DSIa Of Dd Sc
o%e SS Sp ofIs
stock with which q spsrsie The aS
ample tie tie trade trade Prices
S;s r ;s' e.. Ssis SsSsi.
S ssaas S sS AND Ssr
S S ed BIC e do %ussoyads refining s S
Isl Isl a sTHseS 49, Orleans Kso
Of os "
hays sas s s @ s
So IS for common to good We heard Of sale OF zoo
sS Ssaa = .ns as. sEsass ss FOR
obSns rs FOR city ss1:rs Pitch sold in
PHTsolryn rehned he market again easier,
800 bbls tor prompt delivery at Tc 40OJ do tor DO
at l2c and 5000 do, live rable LIST the 18th
of October at l2isc Crude in bulk was also easier
400 bbs sold ior prompt delivery at &c. Cases were
@ 4Ss %s
duh and lower We note sale OF 5000 bbs for prompt
delivery at lMc Reports from the oil produc points
OF quiet market with quotations. not essentially
Provisions -Receipts-Pork lss bills beef 50
PACKAGES cut meats 800 do lard 80 kegs The market
s SS ana Ss s. s. 8 sssss
quiet but steady We note sale 90 boxes OF long
clear at l29sc. Dressed hogs are steady, within the
market remained very quiet but values exhibited no
change IL distributing way lots to the amount OF 80
packages changed hands at prices within me range OF
do, 800 $2l for prime mess uerces, So S23
for India mess do, and $2i $25 for extra city
India mess Beef hams met with moderate
quence; quoted at s26 . ST Tor summer cured Cut
meats-lhe market continues quiet with prices ruling
steady We have only to note sales OF 6u picked shout
ders at &C. and 800 loose picked hams at lshc Lard
steady A%c for September We heard OF sales OF $50
tierces for September at l45sc 1850 do sellers option
lion SIX months at ic City lard was steady ilc..
with sales of loo teices
RIcE.-A fair obbing business was consummated to-
day but otherwise the market ruled quiet and steady
sales IS terces of Carolina at from &C. SIG per h.,
and 22O bags OF Rangoon at 61sc 6,sc. per 10
sUGAR.-There was a fair business reported In raw
sugar with the ruling very firm on the basis OF
sac s7sc for lair TO good refining The sales incluae
$50 hhds OF common at 7Ac 600 hhds: OF fair good
at Size SSc 1850 boxes of centrifugal at 9ac 56c.
and is sol bags OF Pernambuco at Fac. ID Refined
granuiated and powdered lie for crushed Messrs
Wait, Creighton Morrison, in their circular Of this
date. sum up thus
Cd hxy0 nfU0t
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A Moderately Active Stock Market, with
Prices Fairly Maintained.
GOLD 100 7-8 A 10.
Foreign Exchange Easier-M0ney
Shade More Active.
Governments Firm, Railway Mortgages
Strong.
WALL STREET.
THURSDAY. Sept. "a p. M.

I
THURSDAY, Sept. SO +. M.
THIS was q day Of realization on the Stock Ex-
change-the usual complement OF q purchasing
day such as yesterday. The stock market opened
u to u per cent below the closing figures OF last
night, with Western Union and Pacific Mail as ex-
ceptions, which were y to per cent higher re-
spectively. general decline OF e to e per cent
followed, which was subsequently recovered at
the first board. Later c., G. and G. went of 10
and Wabash to 33K, which Influenced decline in
the general list OF 4 to n per cent After noon
c.. G. and g. recovered to So and Wabash to 81.
the balance OF the list improving u to per cent,
with steady market.
The largest transactions OF the day were in
WESTERN UNION,
which advanced upon an anticipated report OF the
company showing a largely increased business,
with increased earnings. This uhe forthcoming
exhibit has been whispered about the street Tor
weeks past; hence we refrain from comment upon
1t now as subject already too old Tor treatment
here. The SPECTATORS In the stock of western
Union-we 90 not know II there are any investors
will, Of course Judge for themselves how far this
favorable report has been already discounted.
Even II 1t had come out yesterday simultaneously
with the declaration of the dividend it might have
obtained larger respects but now-why, the stock
to-day went Off from 78H to Tx, upon sales OF
$1,000 shares, Union Pacific only showing more ac-
tivity In the list, with sales reaching to 27,l00
shares. rumOr prevailed at one time that
ROCK ISLAND
would only declare a per cent dividend; but this
report, gotten up in the same spirit which dis
counted 8 per cent dividend in Lake Shore and
was much chagrined at the declaration OF none
which was the only thing worse than a per cent
dividend, was promptly denied by parties con-
nected with the company. 1t has been noted that
after western Union, Union Pacific was the most
active stock. The continued rapid conversion
OF income into sinking fund bonds and the adver-
tisement thereby obtained combine to advance
this stock. The exchanges yesterday were quite
large, and II continued in the same ratio Will
soon complete the work OF conversion. Alter the
stocks already specially referred to the most ac-
tive were Lake Shore, Ohos and Erie. Activity
was fairly maintained up to the close of business,
THR USUAL PARTIAL REACTION
occurring IN the last hour. Wabash was most
conspicuous for weakness and declined to 80.
Hannibal and st. Joseph went of from PAX to 23j4
and Atlantic and Pacific preferred from IA to loH.
The decline IN the balance OF the list ranged from
n to n per cent. The subjoined table gives the
sales in each STOCK, as also
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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RIVER THIEVES HUNTED DOWN.

Since the erection Of the new slips and ferry
houses OF the Pennsylvania Railroad depot IN
Jersey City was commenced river thieves have
carried on brisk trade in stealing hundreds OF
dollars worth Of choice planks and beams.
1t was only yesterday that the game was
detected. Af1ldavits were made out be-
fore Justice Leonard, and on these war
rants were Issued for the arrest OF william
Nugent and Philip Russell. The parties appeared
and gave bail for examination next TUESDAY. War
rants were also issued the arrest OF two other
participators in the conspiracy who lied to New
York. Russell, 1t IS alleged, secured the timber
and drew IT to wharf some distance of, when
Nugent would appear on the scene and have the
prize removed to q convenient place.
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The quotations are based on cotton in store run
ming In quality not more than half grade above
or below the grade quoted The receipts at the
various ports were as ws:-Galv eston, 592
bales New Orleans, 4ol; Mobile, 2; Savannah, $40 ;
Charleston. 70; wilmington, 8; Norfolk, III; New
York, 70; Boston. l; Philadelphia, 80. Total
1,599
CoPFEE.-The market for Rio was dull, lower and
nominal IN the absence of transactions Quota
tions reduced nc. on ordinary and fair cargoes
and &c. on good. Mild co1ee was also inactive,
but without material change in value. The stock OF
coffee in hands other than Rio includes 500 bags and
1880 mats Java O4 mats OF Singapore S5 bags Of
Ceylon H. do of Maracaibo, 6346 do. of Laguayra
b7si do Jamaica, $50 do of St. Domingo 1063 do Of
Porto Rico 1857 do of Costa Rico $500 do of Mexican
and 6Osl do OF Savana Total, 6tSl bags and 22,704
mats We quote ;-Rio, ordinary aargoes, l51c lskc-
fair d. l61sc l6Ac.; good do, l7Ac lSc prime do
government bags, re 2Sc DO, grass mas 20 Tc
guayra l85Sc l9,ac. Jamaica, l7Hc: 1910. St Do
mnpo l5c 1870. Porto Rico, l8c, l91sc Costa RIGA,
issc. yOifc; Mexican ls1sc. ls,sc: Savana. HHc.
q isLc Curacao, l7kc. a lS1ac., gold 60 30 days
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures Is l6S bbiA wheat,
2a Ga bushels corn ~ 49 do corn meal rs bags oats
heard sales footing up "a 200 bbls uding all kinds
Corn meal quiet, but Arm Sales 6OO bDls at prices
within our quoted range. We quote -
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Nominal-FlOur Steady-Whent
Firmer-Corn Higher-Oats Decidedly
Better--Pork Barely Steady-Lard I'm
changed-Sugar Firm-Cofree Easier
Frcights Quiet-PetrOleum Lower
Naval stores Quiet, but Firm-VVhis-
key Decidedly Higher.
THURSDAY, Sept, 3-e P. NJ.
CorToN.-The Exchange having adjourned no
business was reported Oficially and on the street
we heard OF no transactions OF importance. We
amend nomlua al quotations as follows-
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We quote Cuba-Retlning. interior to common, &c. a
re do lair to good tair SIC ssG do good to prime
cloee SIC 70 Sic; centrifugal, hhd and boxes Nos
to l3 SIC. exc moasses, hhds and boxes 74o So.
meado, &c. 6sc. clayed, boxes Dutch standard, Nos
e &c i 40 10 y e IL ss to &c 10 49, Is e S
o2.o:; white l0e: lle Porto R iSs :,
SIC a &C. Braz-Dutch standard, Nos to II. INC.
SIC. Java-uutch standard, Nos 10 TO II Shc. &C.
STEARINR dull and nominal
TALLOw quiet but firm. We note sales Of rs hhds
of city Sc and 100000 lbs OF out OF town stock
from TIC. aS 7-i6c. per h.
at higher prices; sales CIV bbs At 81 W 81 06 closing
Att higher
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I CITY BANK SHARES
were DUH. Fourth National and Ninth National
REPORT OF GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-
MEMORANDUM,

Mr.. Samuel Sloan. President OF the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, this
morning received letter from Mr.. w. J. Howard,
General Solicitor Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
dated at Philadelphia, of which the following is an
extract
l have had under investigation Tor few days,
quietly, the OF raised certificates Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, which were In Gus
tody OF an insurance npany in this city, to-
gether with number OF other certificates OF
Phadelphia and Reading Railroad, New Jersey
Central, Lehigh Valley Railroad, and your own
company, an Of which have been irauduently
raised from small to larger amounts. | believe
most of the certificates are now IN the hands oil 4
reliable person, and are not liable to get out, but
you had better be On your guard
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GOLD
opened at 109X, which was the lowest figure Of
the day, advanced to ITO, the highest, and closed
at l0sN. The hardening of the premium is evil
IDENTITY due. TO a closing out of portion OF the
short interest, which paid consideration for the
use Of gold yesterday. Loans to-day were made
nat and n to per cent for carrying. There we're
20 bids for the government gold at the SUB Treas
ury to-day, aggregating $4,s7O,OoO, at figures
ranging from 1O9.5l to 109.s4. The award of
Sl,OO0,000 was made from 1927 upward. The Gus.
toms receipts to-day were s55l,0OO. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out SUI 900 on interest account and
$4,000 in redemption Of fve-twenty bonds. The
Treasury at Washington received 100000 FIVE
twenttes for redemption. The steamship Cmbra
for Europe to-day took out $3.50, 200 specie or
which 100000 was gold coin and the remainder
silver coin.
THE MONEY MARKET
showed slightly increased activity, call loans be-
ting az and per cent. Prime short date mer-
camille paper is to per cent and long date ca to
TX per cent. The period for active money usually
attendant upon the fall movement OF the crops
would appear to have reached It's initial stage.
The report yesterday of the embarrassment OF the
Citizens Bank Of New Orleans was confirmed this
morning by news Of its SUSPENSION For some time
the credit OF the bank has been impaired
ana Its bills have not been readily taken away
from home, nencs the loss will fall chiefly upon
the locality OF the bank Its assets are said to be
large, but composed to great extent Of real
estate, which in New Orleans OF the present time
Is most unavailable. The internal revenue re-
ceipts to-day were 1927 900.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
opened dull with tendency to lower figures.
The counter rates Of the leading drawers were
unchanged: but first class bankers bills on Lon
don could be had at 4sek 4ssh and Assn
4.so. At Ase fair amount OF prime bills could be
placed In the afternoon prime bankers bills
were quoted at $50 4seH for sixty days sterling,
and ASH TO 4.s9 for short sight. The counter
rates still remained
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old and shade better for new The sales fOot ug
No. Chicago spring. 81 % 81 FOR No Milwaukce
do, 81 "a 81 81 Tor spring 81 Is 81 IS for nsw
ash for white Corn was aSiiye and srSm &c &c TO-
for mixed In store, S1c. ssc for do aaoas and gc
Csc for white. Oats were from 10 &C. better sna ac
Sc for mixed and o,c 49, FOR white, e a,so c
at 55c Sec Rye duIl held atfrom soc, s4c' Barley
remained entirely nominal .,, -.
at rates exhibiting no material change. There was
rather more lnniry for MpnaGa tor charNt. Puk k0e
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKKr.-LoNpoN, Sept SEVEN
fng.-Common rosn, 6s 3D.. q g. Cd. per cwt Spirits
turpeutine, 23s Cd. per cwt
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