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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Johu Chusley, charged with arson at Pitts
field and held under bail at Portsmouth, has
cleared ont.
j. S. Giles, the absconding postmaster of
Prescott, has been arrestedat st. Thomas, Ne
vada.
The failure of the Bank of Cali fornia is not
felt in the interior except at Los Ang clos,
where all the banks have suspended.
The excitement over the recent suspension in
Baltimore has subsidized, and no serious results
are anticipated.
Col. Edward W. Longstreet, well known
leather merchant of Syracuse. N. Y, commit
ted suicide Saturday night. Financial embar-
rassment was the cause.
A Baltimore despatch says nephew of Gov.
Cockrane, negro driver and two mules, were
killed by train at a crossing on the Delaware
Railroad Saturday night The coroner's jury
censured the railroad for negligence.
The schooner Marion Gage, from Philadel-
phIa, with coal for Boston, was sunk by a
collision with the Achilles. The crew were
saved.
Agent Howard, of the Spotted Tail agency,
says that there is no truth 10 the reports that
Spotted Tail or any of his people are on the
war path. They were never more loyal than
now.
Capt. Barney Hull, proprietor of the Sher-
man House, Boston, is dead. His estate is val
ued at $35O,O00.
Dr. Patterson. superinten cent of the asylum,
where Mrs. Lincoln is confined, denies that he
has given a certificate that she should be dis
charged. What he did say was that under GER
tain circumstances it might be safe for her to
visit her sister in Springfield. He denies the
story of her being locked up
Gen. A. j. Bannell, chairman of the West
Virginia Democratic executive committee, fell
dead yesterday of heart disease.
There was another large crowd at the Twin
Mountain House, yesterday, to hear Beecher.
A waterspout at Musscogot, yesterday bad
ly damaged the Missouri, Kansas q Texas
railroad
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Receipts for to.day-l4 900 bbls -four, $4,000 bush
wheat 5000 Uusb corn 1000 bush oats, 1000 bush bar
ley.
Shipments do-10OO bbs flour, $4,000 bush wheat,
900 bush corn, 1000 do oats.
.IINCINHA1I. August %. Pork is steady and in
fair demand at 20 3d. Lard-steam 10 a 1870 ;kettle
134 IA. Bulk Meats quiet; shoulders at sc; clear
rib 1l1c; clear sides at l1ac Bacon-shoulders 93c;
clear rib 1870; clear sides 1877 a 135c. Hogs quiet and
firm good grades scarce; stockers at 80 a 90 ;good
light Z so q 90 Whiskey active and firm.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 2S-Flour at 25 a 90.
Wheat-Red new rs q 20 old 1 80 q 40. Corn
Ear Csc; Sheed &c q CSC Oats 40 a 45c. Bulk Mts
shoulders 81,
SAVANNAH, August 2s.-Cotton firm; Middling
uplands lac.
CHARLESTON. August 49, Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands at 144c.
NEW ORLEANs. August %. -Couon is quiet and
firm iuiddilDg uplands at 14sc.
NEW YORK., August 2S.-Cotton quiet and easy
Middli1g uplands at 1896.
MOBILE, August 2s.-Cotton nominal; Middling
uplands a. 1ssc.
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F OR EIG N.
The Rebellion i'm HerzcgOyiua,


RAGUsA. Aug. % -Mehemed Ali has been
appointed commander .in.chief of the Turkish
forces in Herzegovina and Bosnia.
Server Pasha, Extraordinary Commissioner
of the Porte, passed here yesterday, going to
Kleck with troops and artillery.
Representatives of the foreign powers will
meet at Mostar and attempt a pacifcaton.
LONDON. Aug. 2S-Three thousand Turkish
Greats have crossed the Danube into Austrian
territory, and expect to be maintained by
Austria daring their exit. Military prepara-
tiOns go on steadily in Servia, but it is dificnlt
to say whether they are made to satisfy the
impotence of the people or to guard against
serious contingencies.
A despatch to the Times from Berlin says
that it is reported that the Russian consul at
Ragusa is too Ill to take part in the proposed
mediation of the powers between the insur-
gents and the Turkish government. 1t this is
the case, the task of other foreign consuls,
never very hopeful, becomes less so.
BELGRADE, Aug 28.-In consequence of the
forcible occupation by the Turks of the Bakova
convent, near the Serviau frontier, the inhabi-
tants of the district of Naovosch have revolted,
and the chief portion of the town of Navarro
rosch is in flames
RAGUsA, Aug. 29.-One thousand Servian
volunteers under Seures have entered Herzego-
vina. Mehemet Ali was recalled by telegraph
and returned to Constantinople. 1t is rumored
that an instruction has broken out in Albna.
Revelation in gan Domingo.
HAVANA. Aug. 2S.-Another revolution has
begun in San Domingo. Ex-President Baez
has been proclaimed President by the revolu-
tionists. The cities OF Santo Domingo and
Puerta Plata remain loyal to Gonzales Cap
tain General Valmaseda has seht a Spanish
man-ofwar to protect Spanish citizens at San
Domingo.
Foreign Notes.
A despatch to the London Evening Standard
says that it rumOred that a majority of the
Jury of inquest on the collision between the
royal yacht and the Mistletoe are in favor of
verdict of manslaughter against the officers of
the royel yacht
The editor of the Frankfort Zeitung has
been sent TO prison for refusing to testify as to
the authorship of certain articles
Mr.. Wade, the British Minister at Stanghae,
when recently visiting the Department of
Secretary of State, was kept waiting in an
ante-room by Ii Hung Chang, Viceroy of
Pekin and one of the Secretaries of State. Mr..
Wade was offended and withdrew The Vice
roy apologzed Immediately, and nothing
serious followed.
Twelve thousand more troops are to be sent
to Cuba
Five persons were killed and ten injured by
a collision on the Midland railway, yesterday.
Gen. Jovellar has asked permission to return
to Cuba.
The Russians have taken the field against
Khokand. The rebellion is spreading.
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WASHINGTON.
Gold Sales Ordered.


WASHINGTON, August 90 The Assistant
Treasurer at New York has been directed by
the Secretary OF the Treasury to sell $4,00O.OO
gold coin duling September, as folows:-
100000 or the fl st. third aud fifth Thu So
days each, and 100000 Gil the second and
fourth Thursdays each.
Heavy Rain.
There was heavy rain here to-day, 2 $1,000
inches having fallen between 1856 this morning
and IS this afternoon. The rain at no other
point in the United States during the same
time exceeded / of an inch There was con-
siderable damage to property all over the city,
and particularly en- Pennsylvania Avenue,
caused by the water in the sewers backing up
and filling the stores, causing heavy destruc
ton of property. In the vicinity of the
Baltimore & Potomac railroad depot the street
railroad tracks are submerged foot.
Discovery of New Evidence in the Safe
Burglary.
=. Nearly year ago the jury in the safe bur-
glary case of Harrington and otherf failed 10
agree. There will be another trial, important
evidence having been discovered during the last
three weeks.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE.
Especial to Press.l
Suicide in Oxford

Especial to Press.l
Suicide in Oxford
OXFORD, Aug. 29.-Mrs. A. G. Dean, nearly
gone in the last stages of consumption, who
was not supposed to be able to leave her room,
while the nurse was absent for a few minutes
last evening, got up and went out to the river
and threw herself in, and was found about
twenty minutes after, drowned.
ITO the Associated Press.l
Hot!
BANGOR, Aug. 29.-Intensely hot weather
here today, thermometer ranging from 90 to
100 in the shade.
RocKLAND, Aug. 29.-Today has been the
hottest OF the season. At noon the mercury
stood at 90 in the shade and at p. NJ. at 80.
BATH Aug 29.-This has been the hottest
day of the season, mercury standing at SO in
tie shade at noon.
Death from Sunstroke.
BANGOR, Aug 2S.-Henry Washburn was
sunstruck while driving street sprinkler
about p. m. He lived only short time after
being taken home.
Bangor Water Loan.
The gross amount of proposals received by
the City Treasurer Aug II, 1875, for purchases
of $500 200 of the Bangor water loan, six per
cent. bonds, due in 1905, was $943,0OO, at rate
raging from 963 per cent. to small fraction
above par. The 100000 bonds were awarded
to various holders at an average rate of SO. SGT
one hundreths per cent. The remaining $780,
900 of the lean will not he issued until required
ter works.
Death of Prof. Fowler of Hillsdaie Col
lege.
BIDDEFoRD, Aug 28.-Prof Fowler, of
Hillsdale College. Mich, died in Saco this
morning. He came east for his health some
months since, but the change did not prove
beneficial. His disease was consumption of
the blood. He was 81 years of age.
Fire sn Belfast
BELFAST, Aug. 28.-James Greer's house,
buildings and their contents have been burned.
Loss $4,000; partially insured
Waldo County Republican Convention.
The Republican county convention renomi-
mated Frederick Atwood and E P. Richard
son for senators, Geo. d. McCrilis for treasur-
er, and A. b. Clark for commissioner.
The convention was addressed by the Hon.
Eugene Hale.
AnOx County DemOcrauc COnventl0ns
RocKPoRr, Aug. 2S.-The Knox county
Democratic convention was held here today
The Hor. E. Gushing was nominated by &C.
clamaton for senator, but declined by tele-
gram. Alfred Watts of Thomaston was then
nominated for senator, John Carroll of Vinal-
haven for county commissioner, and J. E.
Sherman of Rockland for County treasurer
Edwin b. Smith Appointed Assistant At.
torney General.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-It is ascertaned
that the New England lawyer who is to be ap-
pointed first Assistant Attorney General is Mr.
Edwin B. Smith. His commission will be sent
to Long Branch today for the signature of the
President.
Burglars i'm Lincoln.
BANGOR, Aug. 28.-Late last night the store
OF Gates & Butterfeld, at Lincoln Centre, was
broken into, the safe blown open, and large
sum of money taken. The burglars piled heaps
of dry goods around the safe to deaden the
sound and prevent pieces flying. The goods
thus used were burned and spoiled by the ex-
ploson.
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n.slv Domestic Rece;n,.

The following were receipts by the Grand Trunk
Rehabilitation & Chapman 100 bbls flour. b
Varney 100 do, Marshall & Ilsley 2OU do, G A Hunt
200 do, W Alden 100 do, j B Donnell 100 do Con-
verse 200 do d W Coolidge 100 do. Harris & Little
field 100 do FIGURING & Co 26i bbls -four car oats
and 100 bags meal Halves, II g. Tarbox 100 bbls -four
and 100 sacks bran Kense q Tabor tars oats and
1 do corn Stevens & Co SO sacks BRAN w Cluxton 70
Ii do corn and oats, Knowles g. Goa do corn, Webb
q Phnuey $50 sacks bran. 6 W True $50 sacks of
bran, Blake a. Jones 290 sacks bran, Lord, Hamlet s.
Co car corn Powers g. Melvin do corn, j Brooks
& Co do corn.
By water conveyance-1oOO bush cornmeal to G W
e, q
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Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER Mass, August %.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending August %:
Arrivals haves been reported, sixty-three 3S
from Georges aggregating g. 900 TBS Goldfish and 49,,
900 TBS of halibnt II from Grand Bank bringing l.,
10000 TBS Goldfish; "a from Eastern mackerel trips
with 600 bbs of mackerel, and $50 bbls of porges
Mackerel continue scarce Kept nearly bare; better
catch looked for next month; no arrivals Bay mack
sales Shore at is Is q 10 90 % Dbl for rs and 2s Cod
sh-fair receipts; demand good; few lots for ship
ping orders weather poor for curing; we quote last
" otl; Western Bank % P qtl; Hake 80; Pollock
275; Cusk at 8 90 " qtl; Tongues and Sounds 90 y
Dbl; Halibut Fins at 10 90 % Dbl; no Haibut heads
pared Goldfish SIC % fb; Boneless Goldfish SIC p ib /;
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SPOKEN.


The cause of laenness, when there is no positive
disease which produces it, is imperfect assimia-
ton of the food The weight of the body undoubted
ly bears marked relation to- and increases propor-
tonately to its height when it is properly nourished
with fesh-making blood. Hence. when we see tall
person with "sab' sides and hollow cheeks, we have
right to infer that his blood is thin and watery and
his constitution delicate. Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers is peculiarly servceable to thin, delicate people,
since it strengthens the digestive and assimilative
organs, and is consequently powerful auxiliary in
the blood manufacturing processes, which in a state
of heath ought to be- and are thoroughly performed.
An increase of muscle, well as fat is result of
using this sovereign anti dyspeptic, appetizng and
generally corrective cordial.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL1
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
August 80, Il A. NJ
For New England,
Middle States and the lower lake region, clear
and warm weather will prevail, with light
westerly to southerly winds and rising barom-
eter. followed by south to east winds and fall
ing barometer, and increasing clouGiness in the
lower lake region.
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New Ier.ex,. s,a,e Treasurer a Defau1,er

TRENTON, N. ", Aug 28.-The State Treas
urer, Albert Sooy, cannot be found. A war
rant is out for his arrest, charging him with
$4,000 defalcation Of the state money.
The Governor is in town, and a conference
meeting is being held Mr.. Sooy has not yet
been arrested, at least he has not been brought
to this city The amount of his defalcation
will not exceed 100000.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. pa SPECIAL from
Trenton says Sooy's defalcation amounts to
5000 600.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-The Mayor of
Trenton, accompanied by an officer. arrived
here to-day arrested Sooy, the defaulting
treasureruf New jersey.
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A Swimming Match
The Marsh Indian Commission.

DENVER, Colorado, Aug 29-The Marsh In
dian investigation commission, which has been
in session here two days. adjourned last even
ing and left for Kansas City, where additional
testimony will be taken. From Kansas City
the commission will visit their homes and
meet in Washington, Sept 9th, to re-examine
Prof Marsh and take the testimony of Mr..
Welch, Commissioner Smith and Secretary
Delano. The commission have spent fifty days
in this investigation and taken very large
amount of testimony. Nothing is known as to
the character of the report which may be ex-
pected, but the members of the board freely
express their determination to exhaust all the
means fol. arriving at and disclosing the truth
concerning the charges preferred by Ptof.
Marsh.
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HALIFAX, MS. Steamer Falmouth-1525 bbls Of
-four, 1876 do oatmeal $500 Tbs tobacco Is bales hops,
100 TBS nuts Dbl spirits so gals varnish, 29S packa
ges sundry merchandise.
WINDSOR, MS. Br Schr Ada i locomotive, &c.
YARMOUTH, Ms. Br Schr Emma-3OO bbls Of
faur.
ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Br Schr f P Ladd-115 bbls
-four, IA bags meal do shorts, As pows, 10 cutiva-
tors.
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SUMNER SPORTS.
smuggler Fails ia the Race Against
Time.

smuggler Fails ia the Race Against
Time.
Boston, Aug 2S.-At Mystic Park this aft
ernOon, the famous stallion Smuggler under
took to beat 2.20, the best stallion time on re-
cord. He failed after three trials. His best
time was 2.2l.
Base Ball.
GoRHAM, N H.. Aug ga game of base
ball was played at the Glen House this after
noon between the X. X. KS of Gorham and
the Glen House walters picked nine. Score
16 to 9 in favor of the X. X. KS.
BOSTON, Aug 2S.-Base ball here today
Bostons IA, Mutuals g.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Base ball-Athletics -,
Chicagos9 8.
A Swimming Match.
New YORK. Aug. ga match for $4,000. of
five miles distance, in the ocean, from Long
Branch, to be swan between johnson en-
glish) AMI Trants (American) was conclu led
last night to take place within ten days.
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Inhalation.

great amount of suffering may be prevented
In Throat Disease it will give relief in a few
minutes. 1t is sure preventive of piphtheritis a
disease which has caused SO much anguish and be-
reavement 1t renders breathing easy. 1t arrests
the progress of disease in the lungs removes tuber-
Giles by absorption. proongs lite and keeps the pa
tent comfortable in hopeless cases. and effects cures
In curabe cases. G. MORSE, NJ. D..
auIsnd&W3m 70 Free St., Portland Me-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Whole lie Markets,

SATURDAY, August 2s.-The markets are steady
and unchanged. Flour is firm with prices as last
quoted Sugar Is steady and granuated is quoted at
lie with an active demand. Pork and lard are lit
tie slow and prices unchanged. Moasses is dull
with but little call. Potatoes are plenty at Acc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CaUcUSeS.

LIMINGToN-The Republicans of Limington are
requested to meet at the Town House in said town
on SATURDAY Sept, 4th at 81 O'Clock p. IN. for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Representative
to the Legislature and to choose a town Committee.
Per Order of the Town Rep. Com.
Limngton, Aug, 25th 1875. au27dtd
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DIED.

In this city, August 2sth, of consumption, Mrs.
Eliza Grant, widow of the late lothian S. Grant,
aged 65 years and months.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at o'clock.
In North Yarmouth, Aug. 81 Mrs. Nathl Sweetser
aged II years.
In Bristol. July 81, Mrs. Carnage relict of the late
Capt. Nath'l Carnage.
In Lubec, Aug. ID, Mr.. Thomas Lamson, aged 50
years.
In Windsor, Aug. I6. Mr.. Francis A. W. Marsh,
aged 26 years months.
In Bingham, Aug IL, Mrs. Mary A. Wilcox, aged
IS years.
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A CARD

To the public or those wanting Refrigerator. /
have not time myself and do not employ agents to
run round and dunn up Customers, but sells my
Goods at Manufacturer prices, aud will simply say
Il they will call at Howell q Morse's, 20 Market
Square, and see my Refrigerator in full operation
before buying it will be to their advantage, as the
proof of the merits claim for 1t all there and
speak for themselves.
my17sndtf j. r. MERRILL.
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ALL persons afflicted with kidney disease, pain in
the back, and all urinary diseases, diabetes, gravel
dropsy debility in either SEX should at
try Hunts Remedy. au25eod&swlw
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Ar 9th. sch James Potter, Ogier Georgetown
bound East
Sid 9th. schs W Drisko. Tahmiroo, Geo B Fer
guson, Para, Yosemite, VIM Buck, Allegro, Emma
McAdam, II Dewitt
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 10Th, sch w Dexter, Cur
tbs, Bangor.
Ar 9th. sch Fora Sawyer, Nutter. New York.
BOSTON-Ar 9th. schs October, Oliver FIN Bath;
Stella Lee Brewer. Portland.
Cid 9th, brig j Ross. Lothrop. Cape de Verbs;
schs Arcilla: (BrMcCarron. for Portland; Nellie Star
Poland. Wilmington; Cambridge Rowe, Bath
CID 2sth, sehs 5 Bird, Merrill, Hantspor'. Ms;
Teel. Richmond, Va; l. W Wheeler, Lewis Will
mi Ing ton; !; Nellie I ) Dinsmore, Turner Lubec
PORTsMOUTH-Ar 9th, sch John S Moulton.
Sid 9Th, orig Mary c Haskell Hall, for Rockland;
schs Mabel Hall Bartlett do; Abbie Dunn, Foun-
tain, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Melbourne 25th, ship Flying Eagle, Crowell,
Al at Elsinore Aug Is, brig H Cleaves, Cum
AT Falmouth, Eng, 25th, ship india, Pasten, from
Lohos Ordered to London?
Sid FIN Callao July q, ship Prussia, Rich for Inde
pendence Bay; 9th. Aida, Mehan. Pabellon.
In port Aug 8, ship VIM M Reed, Bruce. TO load
Sid FIN Cardenas 18th, sch Stephen Bennett. for
North of Hatteras.
Sid I'm Sagua 25th, brig Ernest, Sinnett, for North
OF Hatteras.
Ar at Port Mulgrave, Ms, 2lst, sch Regalla from
Southport for North Bay.
Cid at Pictou -, barque Bismark. tor Portland.
--latest by Europe uesteamers.l
Bristol
Sid FIN Havre 18th, Mariposa, Fletcher, for Sandy
Hook.
York.
Sid I'm Malaga 18th inst, Abbie Bacon, Merrill, for
New York.
Sid FIN Cadiz 9th inst, Helen Phinney, Boyd, tor
Gloucester.
Sid FIN Calcutta July IL, John PASCAL, Tapley.
SPOKEN.
Aug 10, lat Al 49, lon 50 O5 fore and-aft schooner,
bound East showing white flag. with w.
| Aug 20. North of Hatteras Is miles, sch Lizzie
Lane. of Searsport.
Aug "a. lat 81 81. lon "a 81, sch Lily French,
| from Philadelphia TOR Genoa,
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Foreign Imports.

CLEMENTSPORT, MS. Br Schr John Hill-S5
cords wood bbls household furniture to ORDER
LIVERPOOL Bark 7 s Southland -23S tons salt
TO G. III Chase s. Co.
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European sIarkess.

LONDON, August 2s.-12.90 M-Consols at "a GIG
or money and account.
ties-U new 5s at 1054; Erie Railway lat.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2s-l2. 30 P. M.-Cotton market
steady; Middling up'ands at 3--l6d do Orleans
at 73d sales 10000 bales. of which 1000 bales
for speculation ani export.
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Providence Priu, Cloth marke,.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 2S.-The printing cloths market
has continued during the past week, prices being
steady at 81 q ste for standard and extra GA 64s
4, 000 pcs
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Runk Statement.


NEW YORK Aug. 2S-P M.-The excitement with
which the market opened yesterday has entirely
passed by, as if nothing had happened out of the
usual course. The Money market shows little
change, though the tendency is to higher rates. Call
loans are y to per cent and discounts Of mercapo
figures on which the largest amount of business is
done. The movement Of currency is against the
till November.
Gold has been very dull all day, all the sales at
1135 and ia; loans were made at per cent to 1-37
for use. ,r
Specie shipments for this week-$3O 900 in gold
coin and $4l4 1853 in silver bars. Since January 1,
1875, SS77. 1893.
Sterling Exchange is dull at fraction below the
epece shipment point. We quote bankers 60 days
bills at 4s7 % 6 lot s4ses5 par value) and on de-
mand $4s9t against $4s7 q 4ss3 one week ago. Com
The paid out for interest to-day
Internal revenue receipts, to-day 1910 $685. for the
week, s1,l7ooUO against sl,os2,sO7 last week in
a@gas sss
Receipts for customs at New York to-day. $442 900;
for the week. $3,o357Oo; previous week, 1885,, ss4
s7,572O13 Of which $2,5s66O4 were dry goods against
$2769O32 last week. and total of 81 500, 23O. Since
January l. 1875, $2s5,766,2o7 same time last year,
Shipments of legal tenders for the week, including
fractional currency, So 1000 last week. $2774527
$3.50 000 ter the week, $780, last week.
600. =
Bank circulation outstanding decrease, 100000,
an amounts to $346 000,0O0 Of which 50 $40 900
gold notes. last Saturday, $349,20 900. Bonds
held circulation, 1914 O00 held against
public deposits, $19S0000O. Legal tenders outsand-
ing, 1914, 755, 108-unchanged.
Treasury balances at Washington Currency,S3.-
$4,000; coin, $7O25OO00. including SIT 900 gold
certificates. against $3491, 1915. SSO7 and $lS,
SCI, 200 respectively last Saturday.
The suspensions have comparatively little effect in
Wall street. Stocks have been firm Union Pacific
has started into life again, with advance from TIL
74A. Tle sales TODAY Western Union 2Z.3OO
shares, Pacific Mail l., 500 shares, New York Central
100 shares, Erie 1900 shares Lake Shore a. shares
Union Pacific 5000 shares, Northwestern $500 shares
do preferred 200 shares Rock Island 600 shares st
Paul 300 shares, do preferred $500 shares Wabash
200 shares. Ohio Mississippi 400 shares st Joseph
100 shares.