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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JuSTICE wYLIE
This court made the following DEGREES yestsr-
Berkley vs.. Washington City and Virginia Mid
land Railroad Company. Order dismlssing bill
Robinson vs.. Robinson. Order dismissing bill.
| trustee and defendant to execute deed Of quit
claim deed.
-FOUR DIVORCE CASES.
Annie Butler VI. Matthias Butler. Decree Of
divorce from mctrimony.
lfromthe bonds Of matrinsny. This cause has bssn
tESsIs6 Rsviinss "; James Rawlings Decree Of
Sarah Davis ". James Davla Desroo Of divorce
from bed and board.
A nnmbse Of routiAs orders were entered. Al
CIRCUIT oouRT-JUsTICE MAcAITHUl
This court wss sasa9sa - fellows yesterday: :
selby VI. Herring Joaes. vsrdios for plaisaa
Hughes VI. Thompson. The plaintiffs dsatA
was suggested, and the case continued. -
Caroline r. Knight "a Thomas b. Flosenee
Verdict for the defendant
Tsnney ct al. ". Joseph Duvali. Adjourned. :
CRIMINAL COURT - CHIEF JUSTICE
GARTER
This court met yesterday pursuant to adjourn.
ment, but adjourned until this morning without
| transacting any business.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
On motion Of Mr.. Solicitor 9encrsi Philips, z.
O. Badger, ESQ.,, OF Raleigh. N. o., was admitted
to practice A. m attorney and counselor Of this
court.
on motion Of Mr.. T. T. Crittsnden, A. ". Stone,
ESQ.,, Of Denver. Colorado was admitted to prac-
tice a. an attorney and counselor OF this court.
On motion Of ]. H. Bradley, Edward MeCrady,
IT,, esq, Of Charleston, 8. u, was admitted to
practice a an attorney and counselor Of this court
| No. l3e. The United States, plaintiffs, ": John
Arrow. This cause was argued BY Mr.. Solicitor
0eoersl Phillips for the plaintiff No counsel for
| the defendants.
No. lls. John Jones Ct a., plaintiffs in error vs.
| The United States. This cause was argued BY
Mr.. P. Phillips, Of counsel for the plaintiffs IN
error, and by Mr.. Solicitor 0snsEal Phillips for
| the defendants in error.
No. ISL. Albert Klein, plaintiff In error, ". Na-
than @. Russell. This cause was argued BY Mr..
Matthew Hale Of counsel for the plaintiff In error,
and Mr.. H. z. Smith for the defendant In error.
No. 100. Sidney L. Chanes Of al, plaintiffs 10
error, VI. The United States. The argument Of
this cause was commenced by Mr.. Jno. F. Eollett,
Of counsel for the PLAINTIFF 10 error.
| Adjourned until tomorrow, at IL O'Clock.
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GREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THIRD GRANDCONCEET,
WEDNESDAY, .JAGI-ARY ~


PHILIP PHILLIPS,
who, In his peculiar role IS singer, Is without
rival Ia the world.
DR.. ]. r. CAULfIELD and Prof. GEORGE W,
WALTERS will perform choice selections on the
great organ Of the church.
Doors open at o'clock.
Refreshments furnished.
Admission IS cents; children under twelve years..
n cents. Course tickets. admitting two persons IS
nj Warren ChOatc Co. s and Mctzcrott's. jani6-St
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One Of the finest collection Of birds Of every de-
seYiption ever sent to Washington are now ai
1atimer 3 Clearys auction rooms for fale. Bird
fanciers should noe fail 70 make selection from
this superior collection.
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Go to Savage's and get him to put his unrfvaled
weather-strip ON your windows and doors. Many
have been comforted, and advice their friends to
70 and do likewise Jos. L. SAVAGE
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
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side . woman % IN ssual he shall ssAsr fns and
imprisonment, precisely - II he refused 70 work
beSide . oolored man. > - fir
ResoJssI, That Tie sstioa q Cs.grsss IN grant
ing general amnesty 70 al men Engaged In the
rebellion-an astion which restores political nee
dom to Jefferson Davis leaving him Of liberty 70
again take . sect IN the Congress Of the United
States, to mako laws for the government Of unsn-
ffsnchised loyal women, II . direct insult by the
Republican party 70 all women, and especially 70
those to whose selEsacrihcing devotion the nation
Is indebted for its life.
The last resolution produced . lively diecussiou
between Mrs. Gage, Stanton, Blox and WILCOX,
alter which Il was rejected.
The convention then adjourned until . o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session, ct which IN Admission ice
was charged, was bat slimly attended. Addresses
were made BY Mrs. Blake, Mrs.. Stanton, and Miss
Anthony, who told the story Of her arrest.
Miss Phebs Cozsens was introducsln but con-
cluded she would not make speech. ~She was
opposed TO holding the annual conventions In
Washington, - they did not amount TO much.
At the morning eseSlou to-day Miss Phebe Coz
5ens, Of St: Louis, Ms. Gage, and HELEN n.
Barnard viii deliver addresses, and In the AFTER
noon Mrs. Lockwood and Mn. LAvinia Dundore
will speak On the subject Of the petition to Con
gress for the pardon 81 Mis- Susan r. Anthony.
Miss Tator: will speak On the rotations OF the
oallot-box to bread for the working women
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The RIcocHEr KID GLOVES, In dark, medium
and opera eolors.
A large assortment Of serviceable Gloves for
dress or warmth.
Kid, Buck and Wool afittens.
0HoRsH @. HBNNINo,
No. 40 Seventh street.
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A RUNQR

having gained eredenee that We are interested In
other Establishments In this city, We beg to en-
phatieally deny the same, and Assure our patrons
that We arc not In any 1saasr interested In any
establshment save and except that known ~ sls
Seventh street. A. SAXs Co.
WAsHIN0rON ID. e.. Ian II l67l
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CITY ITEMS.

A HOUSEHOLD RKNEDY.-No family should BE-
without some efacaeious remedy for the cure Of
affections 20 universally prevalent rs coughs,
colds, sore throat, whooping-eouyh and Group
some remedy, too, which can be relied on as safe,
sure and certain. DR.. Wisfar's BaIsam of Wild
ChsyYy combines the desidsrcfam.
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Tx BILLS

for special improvements and for sewerage set
tied ct discount OF twenty hvo to thirt five per
cent. by the Rogers Banking Company, SIS Sew
enth atraat
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ADJUSTMENTS, &c.
CocIErY LECTURE COURSE.

The first Lecture OF the Society Course win
he given at Liucoln hall, WEDNESDAY, EVEN
lNG.Janusry q, by Hon. DANIEL UOUGllERTY.
February I. Rev. ,. Z. BOYLE. Subject: The Church
and Civil Liberty. Third Lecture, By the Rev.
ABRAHAM J. Ryan, THE Poet-Priest OF the
South"
ice for course Of three lectures a. single tickets
s. cents Seats may now be secured, without extra
charge, At Ellis Music Store. jnnI6-5t
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MASsEY,s PHILADELPHTA ALE

10 the only domestic ale sold BY the leading hotels
that no other domestic ale equals u either In
strength or havor. Families supplied with half
& Grsen, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, D. q.
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KEEP our OF THE coLp.

II YoU want the best quality and full weight OF
measure, buy your wood and coal Of T. Edward
CLARK Co., once GO Louisians avenue, under
Seston house.
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SINGING BIRDS,

~ LAtimsr q Cleary's II drawing large crowds,
and purchaser are obtaining goods at their ovI
aeures. A largo stock 81 clothing viii Be sold
this morning.
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FINE GOODS.

"Burt" ID the leading and most popular manu-
faeturer Of hne shoes Tor ladies' misses and chill
surpassed. Seven widths to each size, from the
very slim to extra full. The largest and most su-
perb stock Of these goods offered In this city
can be found q T. 8. Gartrells, go Seventh
street, corner Of !.
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THE PlWNBRoYER,s sIIE

| Bur YuEL Of T. Edward CLARK Co.. omse
60 Louisiana svenue, under Seaton house.
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apHAT REnIIcrroH

IN prices Of gentlsmenb hns hand-ssvsd boots,
Congress CATERS and lace shoes At T. s. GartrellI
eoo Seventh street, corner Of L Sahsiastson
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Call and ,sxamine the nre and burylarprool
vaults Of u Safe DEPOSIT Company, corner q
keepiug Of saeaFitiss Jewels silverwars, or other
vallabIel Rents, ffem ten to sixty dollars psr
amman, ooGoe9ing 70 oise. No business man can
sdoed 70 Dc Without them.
Taks Davntk4 IRON TIE CAicSse sHd Bosso1 .(res.
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THE MARKETS.

DISTRICT STOCK EXCHANGE
Farnished by J. F. Brodhead, Banker, SIS FVsesntA
strset.
JANUARY is, Is7l.
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WILLARD HALL.
w john T.. McDonough. ............. Manager.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
IMWENEE SUCCESS
OF BULLOCK'S
ROYAL MARIONETTES.
The Hall nlled TO OVERLOOKING aud
CR9WDs TURNED AWAY.
SCREAMS or LAUGHTER,
SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE
.trest the success Of the
ROYAL MARlnNETTEs.
BRING THE CHILDREN.
MAIlSEE every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and {:
Seats for sale ut Ellis music store. Chairs, Sc
cursd, IS cents;. Children, secured, 50 cents. Gem
eral admission, 50 cents. janI4
T, ECT e -
PROF. ALLAN CURR, r. R. S. L., ETC,
The Distinguished Scotch Poet and Orator,
New Y0Rk-avenue Presbv terrain Church,
FRIDAY EVENING, January Is. 1874, at clock.
Subjeet-''The Scotch Covenanters.'
.Note-Prof CURR has lectured with great success
In New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and has
received the highest praises from the press. II Is
said Of him that with more soidty of thong than
Cough, he Is not . whit behind him In descriptive
power and dramatic e6ccr.,'
Tickets 50 cents. To he had at Bsilantyne's and
Choate GO. g bookstores, and ~ the door on the
evening Of the lecture. ianl3-4t
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CAsyYy combines the desidtrafam.
UNHEALTHY SURROUNDINGS.
To breathe pure, healthful air, and to follow oc-
equations conducive to health and long life arc
Of S
brious the locality may be, and work at the crap
assigned 70 them, however destructive to health
70 the aid Of the latter. In Hostetters Stomsc1
Bitter they have land have had for the last
ase Ss's rs.ss sna oss.
ease that the vegetable kingdom can supply. It's
Ingredients are among the Ansst Botanic specifics
preventive Of and r;nedy for the diseases gen
srated BY swsmpe, nisama, the foul air o. As-
s %ns sass,sxs heat. over sasrtion Of oodE
esn.e. Aostetter'. Stomach Buffers bear .svsy
the palm nom all medicines Of the present day.
ArnnIsnru'a
Cioeiug-out sale Of
Gents. Pine Stitebed Boots,
Ladies MODIFY Button Gsiters
white. Ned and Bue SlipS
Rubbers and Arctics.
sn 2s:. ::S: : !: s:s'''
Blowx's netalns weather strip. the ehsapsss
and best b uss. Fer sals only q TubDan'I ~
s.ns fSs :y ~ Z! 81 SssS. 70. Pc
GET window shasss eRta, visA sztsrss eoapsssa
Out q 1o1l noWt1G DaaAineg distributed % sD.
plisaats y u cl!n0e Belief Coa.9tss, cd
applisaas oeN11l1nl ths nAsAias sha wantoA
a.s1 vsrs q u el.oNastsat. rhess sigslAss8
excellent nseAinsb he1d.-Hsrper's Heskiy, Es0
TsTk.
THs Omar E.erlsH RE1rDr or oo.t sd
Eheumatitn. All sudsrefs from the shove eoask
plants. either Of recent OF long stsudinx arc a.
xised to use Blairl 0out and Rheumatic Pills,
Insy can Be rolled upon a. the most safe ami Of
!sstssl remedy ever offered TO the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years With The greatest sucessa- Prepared ~
PRour AHAnsANT, I'D Strand, London, En9la1&
and sold by all druggists.
Witt clean, sound tooth. all may have By
using daily Humorous Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, q and 50 cents peT bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, son, giossy hair, all desire u, Al
may have IL BY CONSTANT use Of THoMPsON's Po-
made OptimO. Price. = and 50 cents per bottle
LioHI.coLoRKD Kid Gloves are very ylish when
not soiled. JoUvKns nod0rous Kid Glove Cleaner
viii renovate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. AL sold by druggists and fancy deal
ers.
Wills MAcuIHE-srRKAp STRENGTHENING
PLAsrxRs, whenever o plaster Is needed, are IN
rivalled. Price, -. o. and 20 cents each.
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IN. sQUfrR = CO., --E
Danken, Ne Mle Psnnsylvsnis svsnss. pay
psf cent q I'll depoeies
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- wAsnixoron, D. O.. Dia q, Ina
eScss, Non Csrosiss. nrsyisS 81 - sxtkSa ~
q patent lEaated % hm e3 NJ 4th ~ e Natehi
IL . ordessa thas ths testimony n IL sass u
sosed The 1Mh day Of Wit Tat Ne tin4
a.!ssS Y - = ssy e MsssA as2tI 90 ~ saiS
- ;ss:- iE rfss7a :. e:::s.,s..r.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. J. 1874.

y WASlllN0TON, ID. c., Jan. 3 1874.
On the petition Of A. NEHaiff AsAY and J.
LAN1kRT Assay, Of Philaaeithiz, Penn, praying
tss = s.y g April. isas for IN Improvements hs
IL b ordered that the testimony In the case 10
sIosed on The = day Of March next: that thu
time Tor 1hng arguneuty lad the Examiners re-
port be limted 10 thu lsah day Of March next, and
that said petition b heard ON the ssh day Of March
HaI person M: sRpss;s. q: szseqs.on:
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TANAUSCHEK AT FORD'S.
LAST NIGHTS OF THE QUEEN OF TRAGEDY.

LAST NIGHTS OF THE QUEEN OF TRAGEDY.
TONIGHT,
WAS SHE TO BLAME? An entirely new play .
MAS SHE 10 BLAME? lwritteu expressly for
WAS SIZE TO BLAME? iJanauschek by Mrs. ", .
WAS SIZE To BLAME9 adciphia
BY REQUEST. |c c#ksSEf % %Sf:P:
MONDAY, January Ia-AAY, the Little Come
dicnnc. for ono night only, in ssThe Little Spy''
1ssMmming Seven Different Characters. Mr.. J. T..
TUESDAY, January 10
Mr.. SOTMERN rs LORD DUNDREARY.n
MIR. SOTnERN as LORD DGNDREAKYn
BOX sheet now open for choice places. janis
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mn. J. G. sAvILLI.......sole Lessee and Director.
REVIVAL OF BoucICAULT,s GREAT HIT OF :
THE SEASON.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEN.
ms, the new Emotional Comedy, In ave acts and :
LED ASTRAY,
Presented with Powerful Cast.
ONLY OURS MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
MONDAY EVENING will b presented, afte,.
careful prcparaiioni and in style unsurpassed ~
any theatre in Ausrriea,
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM,
with entire New Scenery. gorgeous Costumes Grand
Ballet and Powerful Cast Of Characters.
Curtain rises every night at O'Clock
Box Office open from .. m. to 10 p. N. janis
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Fes ASuAE VkeMoA.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hoiiiues-
head, having been rebuilt and eutireiy refttel by
her pf0oent owners, viii leave her wharf,
rOOr OF SEVENTH. SrREEf,
DAILY tSHndsys eae eptedl At y O'CLOCK FOB
tnRs. JAMES SYKEA
feblo Sen. Sup't Steanssr Arrow.
OH MOL Oh EXHIBITION (NEWNo.
Ass and Sale lss
Hal X RITE MS,
No. % Seventh st., between u anA streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
Choice OH Paintings, Engraviugx, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock OF Taperhsngiaks, Window
Shades. Pictures, frames. rt~turc Cords and Tns>
~TERNS CASH.
Pieass remember Name and Number. ie2e-Iys
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,espth and fifteenth amendments rendered null
and void the word "white in all the State consti.
buttons Throughout the Union, II also rendered
situations. Hence our appeal to the Supreme
court Of the United states.
Nevertheless, standing upon The groannd nd. already
whom we appealed, decide that further icgtsla-
i've action is necessary, and refer Ms TO Congress
e the body having @ Eoss IN,
II woman suffrage is secured for this Territory
~ Ss Sssssa T. sSs osssr T:scriss In1 ~
mailer legislatures Of the v1lssss Dtssss cannot
consistently withhold it. - -r
United States Supreme Court, and this highest
judicial tribunal in the land need only 20 one step
urther than the supreme Court Of the District
has done and the whole question 10 settled at
,pce in favor Of women.
A large and influential body Of men and women
desire q special new constitutional amendment
N behalf of women. Very well. That il only
another road to the same end, and in one Of these
WAYS the wives and mothers and daughters of
ths Is sr
own native land. Not being fashionable ladies,
but working women we haven't time to read
whether Mrs. Geaerai this or Mrs. Admiral that
wore prosgrain velvet or brocade at her last 10
ceptiou: but we do take care TO inform ourselves
as thoroughly as possible in regard to the vital
needs and present welfare OF the women Of this
Several papers said that our local wonan Suf.
frage Association had just awakened from o sleep
Of a year, and were preparing for o new depar-
ture.
Don't deceive yourselves, good friends. We
haven't slept g wink. Never think women are
asleep and the danger is all over Just because
they are quiet. They are only taking little
wider sweep that they may catch the inspiration
of new spheres. Our Woman Suffrage Associn-
tion held nineteen meetings in q quiet place that
no reporter ever found, before the seventy 1.-TWO
women applied for registration. We like to give
people rest once in q while from the consldera-
lion of our question, that they may contemplate
the Credit Mobilier transactions and back pay
and land grabs and money grabs and hair Drained
speculntions and woeful failures All OF these are
beautiful subjects for contemplation, and may
helm men TO see the need Of . little wholesome
eoupeel with women to help them out OF their
troubles. The men who succeed the best and
build their fortunes upon the strongest founda-
ton do counsel with women, - fhsy gladly
TESTIFY. - -
Is lst l15-please make note OF thfs-And when
it ID tried, we hope 20 81 me seEresentstion q
in the face, and help 70 iilunins their pa.d. b
motto. through the papers, and the ease 10 sum.
Gently important (involving tho interests Of nr
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TAs pablie d respectfully informed that
MR.. THEODORE THOMAS
vfn givs, in compliance with sunerous requests.
A GRAND POPULAR MATINEE,
Wednesday Afsernssa, Saaaary n,
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
reserved SEATS.
Bale OF scass vtl commence Saturday, Januaryn
~ netxeroes d Co.r janl 3
WlLLARD NALL TO LET
w FOB BALLA fAlRS, RECEPTIONS THE
-. A1nlCALS, &C.
Apply at oAee OF WIllard's Hotel. deS
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three feet nine inches by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth.
4. The City Park, fronting Metairie road,
containing an area of about one hundred
and sixty-one acres of land, with improve
ments.
Sec. g. Be it further ordained. etc., That
the pledge and deposit of bonds, and the
giving Of mortgage, as aforeeaid, is made
for the sole and only purpose Of securing
and indemnifying the said Pike and Irwin,
from any loss or injury that may be oc-
casi0ned to them by reason of their becOm-
ing surety as aforesaid; and should the said
Pike and Irwin, at any time, be relieved
from liability on account of their surety
ship aforesaid; or should any loss or dam
age thereby OccasiOned to them be made
good, or paid by the city of New Orleans,
then and in that event, the bonds to be
pledged and deposited as aforesaid with the
SAID Pike and Irwin, with all the interest
coupons now thereto attached, are by them
to be returned forthwith and without delay
to the said city of New Orleans, and upon
her demand; and the mortgage by her
to be executed is to be Cancelled and erased.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained, ETC., That
should the said Pike and Irwin at any time
be made legally liable for the payment of
the bonds given as aforesaid. for writ of
error and appeal on either Of said bonds,
and be held and required to pay the same,
or either of them, in whole or in part, then
and in that event said Pike and Irwin are
authorized to sell and dispose of the bonds
specially deposited as aforesaid. so far as
may be necessary, ut the highest market
value, and to retain the proceeds of euch
sale until they are fully Unidentified for the
amount paid by them as surety, the balance
or remainder Of such bonds to be turned
over without delay to the said city. The
right to make sale of the bonds as afOre-
saids is granted without prejudice to the
cumulative right bestowed upon said Pike
and Irwin to proceed under the mortgage
and in accordance with law to
make themselves good, and to indemnify
hem for any loss which they may sustain
n the premises.
Sec. 5. Be it further ordained, ETC., That
his ordinance shall take effect from and
.fter its passage.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of |
New Orleans, March 81, 1874.
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun, Fitzenreiter, |
lewis, Schneider, Sturcken, Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-03
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1l2A 0ll3ls against 1131 at New
York, and after an active business closed a,
ll2H 0ll3t, against ll3ss in that market. The
1l3a; $4,000 at l12z; $4,000 at ll57s 0l3, and
$1,000, $1,000, $25,OoO and $4,000 at 1l3.
No sales of silver were reported. American hall
can dollars at l08Ol08A.
Under the influence of the decline in gold at
New {Srk as the opening sterling exchange de-
vance rallied and closed at yesterdays closing
rates for commercial and at ITO y cent improve.
mest in the outside figure for bank. The sales
amounted to 362 100, embracing 5000 bill of lad.
ing and $1,000 Al clear at SIS 431s E2sOO and H5OOO
bill Of lading at IS A. &lOO00 do at SIS 44k as As:
4lS0o Al clear at $s 4S&; $4,000 bll of ladng and
46OOO bank at -; Els 600 do at SIS 46k as All:
IS 49,. Wv ."
No sales of francs we're reported.
At the close sterling bills were Quoted at S5 Az
0o 40 for bill Of lading and AL clear, and $547k0
; 4Sk for bank and francs at 1854 for private,
The offerings of domestic exchange were of lib.
eral extent, and rates were without quotable vara
ton. The sales OF New York sight covered $3.50 OOO
count $1,000, $4,000 and S25, 900 commercial.
and $4,000 and $155OOO private bankers at 7.32'
s q % SSSo GOO private bankers and $4,000 and
The banks continued to check on New York at
par and commercial sight was still quoted at "a
3-l6 " cent discount
Charles Street Railroad Company at $50 So
No sales Of bonds were reported City gold
bearing seven per cents were still quoted at sra
Nothing was reported in city appropriation GER
tlncates, which We're still quoted at "a.
metropolitan Police warrants were still quoted at
~, with no sales OF any magnitude.
The sales Of State warrants included $4,000 at
49, They continue to be quoted at 1880 for large
New Clinton warrants are quoted at 80, but 10
sales are reported.