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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25

limitation q noaD6 candidate, aux places
de eg0uvernegsn de lieutenant 1gouverneur
William Gast6n q William Bartlett. L.
maire Cobb, do Boston, antoris6 con col
Ague Davis, dc b vile inond6e do Calves.
ton, d tirer sur lui un mandat de- $5.00O.-LA
convention r6publicsine du Maryland a
nommk, / Baltimore, Morrison Harris can.
didst In place de gouverneur.-Les r6pu.
!, sins fibsrsux do New-York, rassembles
nominations do Ia convention d6moaratiaue,
ct reclam6 L. reprise du Placement en- especes.
LAssociatiOn des secoiirs dc In Louisiana
a design6 d Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans un comitG
charge de recueillir provisions ct argent pour
les inond6s du Texaa.-DODaldsOnvi A
cension, un nOuveau journal, 10 Daily
Leader.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25

phonsistes or Afusille dix prison.
niers, don't deux Frsncais. Les
troupes carlistes fondent A vue
d'Gil, ct le general Saballs est en-.
tre en- France avec 800 de ses com.
pegnons darmes.
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ST.JACQUE 8
On lit dams le Louisianais /:

Une resolution du jury dc police
va procurer A In MaisOn do C0ur,
pour Pusage de Ia paroisse, deux Gu
ves de chacune 9 600 gallons.
M. J.-R. Winchester ct j. Gen.
til motlifient ainsi Ia proposition d'ar-
bitrage faite par eux 4 MN. r. Beau
vais ct Ms. Landry: "Condamn6s
par les arbitres, qui seront des hom-
mes de lOi ct des hommes impair
tiaux, NM. J.-R. Winchester ct j.
Gentil renOncer0nt i tOute pr6ten-
ton, s'inclineront devant leurs ad-
versaires, les consid6rcr0nt CONNIE
bien ct ddmeDt qualities ct autOris6s,
ser0nt les premiSrs 4 desnander pour
eux le respect dd 4 II loi ct aux fouc-
tionnaires, ct garderont dams leurs
pOches, CONNIE lettre morte, papicr
saus valeur, pouvoir sans credit, les
commissions que 10 Gouverneur leur
. envoy6es dana un moment d'Ou-
bli q d'incoosSq qseuso."-Et slors 10
Gouverneur n'aazs point do nomins-
tions 4 faire. " o
La sucrssie do notre excellent
co-paroissien Th6odalo Bourgeois,
sucrerie ncnve, non encore achev6e,
cons6qusmment noa asanrSe, q brAl6
dams In journ6c dc mardi IA. Le NAL
heur est dA 4 un accident, A une sim
pie 6tinoslle jaillie d'ua foyer allum6
au milisu do h sucrerie. La perte,
suppOss-t-on. peut 6tre 6valu6e dc
o1,00 d 81, 100. #|a -5@@
-Ans Janss Richard, nee
Adrienne Delhommer, est n,orte do
saiosa do cosehss, ! rAGe d IS ana.
~. Cl6anent Landry Q It6 en-
postt pr uns A1vre. Il n'avait aue
i sns. Cent b plus jeune des lils
du vieax st respectable Joseph Lam
Dry 4u0 uoas avoos toas comm Of g.
dm6. n. Clement Landry lsisse une
veuvo. .-..
-Le sheriff de St-Jacques pro-
met une r6compense pour rarres.
tstion de Charles Hill, Jean -Bap-
tiste Celessin ct Albert Willis, qui
se sont 6vad6s de IL ge6le de 10 pa.
r0isse vendretli soir, II septembre.
On salt que ces deux derniers,
apres une premiere evasion,
avsient 6t6 srret6s a St-J Jean. .Bap.
tiste.
10 Sentinel rapporte que M.
VEN. Anderson, menace do
mort par Quatre nAgres, Joshua
J0sett johnson Jones, Elder John
son ct Jules Js0kson, Qun await
renvOyes do phabitali0o Acadia,
. bless6 aCcidentelleaseut Joshua.
quill ensuite hit soigner ct quo.
rir 4 ses frais.
M. Leslie Piks, 10 10 paroisse
AssosH,biOn, Went 6arriver 4 st.
JacHtaeA CONNIE ec0Oome de NJ.
R,rnsile s,s laapcisnne habitation
Vals0ux Aime.
--D6c6d6, dimanche 10, a Page
. - ans, II. Loais. .Alcinllor Bur.
bet C0sSler, camte do Jony. M
C0rdior, nO en- France, etait pr6cep.
teur DIES enfants de N. no. Co
lOmb..
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25

puissant les . courb6es, ct humbles
ct modcstes, ces dominatrices de In
veille attendent I'm sort meilleur.
Votre respectueux aboun6-'"
-Le 81. James Sentinel du Is
annonce le marriage, c6lebr6 4 l'6-
elise St.Pierre, dc St-Jean- -Bap-
tiste, par le Pere Remainder, do
NJ. Louis j. Bourgeois, de st.
Jacques, ct de Mile Georgina
Chauff, de St.Jean-Ba
-Mardi q, q 0 heures du soir,
succombait 4 une maladie de poi
trine, a rage de 81 ans, Nine
C6lestin Eldemer, nee Marie
Amazelie Bossier. Pauvre jeune
femme, que nous avons connue 81
aimable ct si gale, ellie q 6t6 bien
vite Ia proie do rimpitoyable
mort! Ellie 6tait mari6e depuis
dix-ncuf nois settlement ct laisse
une petite fille agee de quelques
mOis. Nous prenons part aux legi-
times regrets de 81 famille desolee.
-Ce soir, samedi, a5 heures, aura
lieu d P6glise St-Jean. Bsptiste, 10
marriage de NJ. Ros6lius F. Lau-
rent ct de Mile Polymnie 8. Sougy.
Le MeschdctM ma pas etc oubli6
dams les invitations, ct il sdresse 4
ceux qui won't devenir d'heureux
6poux ses compliments It ses
v@ux leo plus sinceees. te..
Nous recevons assez tard ct
sommes oblige de. renvoyer au
proclaim num6ro pannonce do
rInstitut ST. Charles, Oh Ia rem
tree continue depuis le Ter sep.
tembre, ct qui justifie par le nom.
bre de ses 6leves 10 bien que nous
en- avons dit ct que tout 10 monde
l0u pensait. '.r.t ....
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-09-25
DE- IA SEnAINE

..I.ErIN DE- LA SEnAINE
-.oQ-
Ls resident est parti, 10 "a, dc
ing Branch pour le Colorado,
a'ssant IL question du Misaissipi
a.o les bras de psvocst-geB4ral
Fisrrapout, lequel jusQu'a pr6sen,
ST conduit de maniere 4 Obtenir
!'spprobation generate. Aux pres
s4D.es acquisitions du gouverneur
Amea, il a repondu que le Presi.
dent svsit remarque combien Fin.
tel TeutiOn militaire dams les que.
relies intestines des Etats fr0is.
salt Ee sentiment populaire; qu'on
In,crviendrait toutefois sill le fal.
iaiy, ct qu'slors, suivant pexpres.
sion dn general Grant, ce ne %.
Tatt p,us sun jeu d'enfant J" ravo-
cat General q ajont6 que rinter.
vent.on, d'apres Ia Constitution,
deva .etre motivee par une insur.
rectiol et n'6tre operee qu'en cas
t'impoa ibilit6 de convocstion do
Ia Dtyis tnre ou dfmpuissance,
reconnueN Nsr cette assembl6e, de-
supprimef 'insurrection. Le gou-
verneur Ames persiste en- soute-
naIt. que Ia DlitiQue, dams s0n %.
IL r2-auins Bivote sur 10 question
do Inoe, q bliant les r6cents dis.
c0ars de- Lamar en- faveur de
rabositi6 de toute ligne de cou.
leur dams Ia campagne electorate.
--Ie secr6taire DelanO est grove.
ment incrimin9 par une nOuvelle
lertra de M. Blsh, de Philadel.
pn,e. lie ste her de guerre Po,O.
h0tt0ss 81 pvoy6 Portsa.
Prince HIATT, pour yoveiller sur
les .Iterets des residents am6ri.
cains,-Le cspitaine English, du
Congress, a fAit son rapport sur 10
querelle du consul Vidal avec le
gouYernement de Tripoli, ct sur Ia
GEparstion accord6e par ce der.
r.cr. CONNIE on le salt d@jA, beoa.
coup de bruit pour rien.
Ene horrible temp6te q sevi, du
II an II, sur le littoral texien, ct
y a cause des rsvsgss qu'on eva
lue approximativement. A Calves
ton, vile de 10000 habitants,
300 inaisons ont &tA d6truites, 100
personnes ont phi, st le dolnnage
cst cstim6 a quatre millions je dol.
lars. A Ipdianola, 200 morris, ct
les nsufdixiemes de 10 vile au6sn.
tis. f'lusieurs Villages, NataEof.
da, Csda. Lake, EaSt Hay, ont dis
paru. La plus grsnde detreaae re-
gne dams leo districts inondes, ct
les hs0itann teudent des mains
suppliaateset peusseNt des cris
de dssclatioa aaxquels r6pontlra
10 pays tout eUtjer.
La fAvre jssse~a encore fhit
plusieurs victimes = semaine der.
niers \ 10 station Howell, baie de
pcasacolA
Lee dStestears d hons 4 rs.
tran See ont q une conference u
Londrss, st paraiseeut dispes6s 4
eatrss - arranGe0eotD aSUs 10
sou7srnsar Dc rAlshsu&
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it sold at 45 ijs and closed at 4j-l per cent gain,
with total sales of 5000 shares Union Pacific estab
fishes an advance of per cent by the sales of $500
shares at Gss sac. G69l 6s3 a69i46s. 069l; 800
Northwestern sold at 4jlGgl04j.. decline of
per cent and 200 Preferred sold at SO; 5000 shares
of st. Paul were taken at 3s5aSSb aSs,, decline of
per cent and 100 Preferred at j6i 200 Rock Island
sold at 1O6.GiOG! Wabash also loses per cent on
sales of 800 shares at 5sa15id15a1j.; 1000 Ohios
sold at 29iG28 % which is below last night; $500
shares Lake Shore records net loss of per cent
from 740745 a 49, G7S. Erie was for the most part
strong, but finally lost per cent 2l40O shares GEL
hing at 80. g3l 30 d3O5 900 Central sold AT l0l
1Ooi9lOl; $500 Hannibal and st. Joe reduced the
price per cent, selling at 2s!GSsa2S; 800 Jersey
Southern sold at 7.G7.G7l. and 200 Michigan Gen.
trail at Is S76. The market was probably affected
by the report Of reduction of fares from East TO
West to the same prices which were established from
West 10 East a week since, 10 wit: Sl5 between
New-YOrk and Chicago. and other points proportion
'ately. The market closed quiet and steady. The
opening CHEST lowest and closing prices OF active
cfn to- a, fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
BANKING AND FINANCL1L.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
rs CONDITION AND PROSPECTS.

It's CONDITION AND PROSPECTS.
70 the Edtfor OF fhe Tribune.
SIR: On Feb. % last / sent communication to
some Of the New-York papers concerning the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, its management Its assets,
and its prospects l then remarked that we IN
Boston have great faith in the future OF the Union
Pacific stock. and believe that, no matter how New
York spectators may view It, 1t Is only question
of time when it Will become solid investment,
esnecially as it is now demonstrated that there Is
not likely to be any competing line built for many
,-ears to Gomez The faith which then held. in
common with other Boston investors. is now shared
in bv many who at that time regarded Union Pacific
securities as a football to be kicked about Walst.
1-o,y If those. however who now believe in the
stock are fully aware how good the property is,
and there are Others who inclined to regard the
recent rise in the Companys securities as but
clever speculation.
In Boston, where the full merit of the property is
known and appreciated, the surprise Is. not that
there has been SO large advance but that 1t has
NOT been more we, here. believing that every Sc
cnritv the Company has OUTSTANDING including the
stock is worth par and over, and that 1t is only
ouestion Of time when all will rule at or above par.
From my better information at the time last
wrote was able 10 form more correct estimate OF
the present and prospective value OF the property
than New-York Spectators were. wish now TO
call attention to some additional facts of interest 10
the holders of all the Company's securities From
letters recently received here from the freight
agent at Omaha, | take the following extract
For the first Is days Of March the freight earnings OF
this road in 1874 2lso 55; for tue same period
m 1875 they are se9A2li 80; showing increase Of
.O2 81 which In addition TO the earnings from the
coal traffic which included last and not
included this year. We have great difficulty in furnish
Ing cars enough and now have over 100 Carloads OF
frsxat on hand here than 40 have sASs los ihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
SATURDAY. April 3-P. NJ.


commercial review Of the week ending to-day
reveals more cheerful condition of affairs than II
has been our good fortune to record for long ume
past II shows increased activity in nearly all the
markets for our leading staples-that Of cotton be-
ing a notable excepti0n-and generally at advancing
pnces both at home and abroad Particularly has
it been the case at home since the recent goId
pool" dsbanded and therefore ceasedSto be nm
derance TO the expectation Of our products. NOT
withstanding the recent clique has retired from tIe
active field, the same one or some other VIII very
likely return to it whenever the state OF the goid
market shall offer fair prospect OF proht IN so 40
ing. Therefore merchants should be cautious
about entering the field as borrowers OF gold 1or
their needs instead Of buying outright what theiI
business may require. We probably risk little, II
anything, in saying that ninety-nine out OF every
hundred merchants who have been borrowers OF
gold ever since the close Of the war would nave
saved money If they had bought the gold instead on
the day when they first needed it. In dry goods
circles there has been more active and Important
movement than Of late. Aud with prices iuiiy NALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

sold daring the week
The stock market this morning opened quiet and
s.oady but with the exceptions of Union Pacific and
poc;fc Mail which advanced II and /. per cent re-
s.ctivelv the prices made within the first ten min
100 nroved 10 be the highest of the day. Union
pacifc still remains subject to the best Of all Inu-
,cos for advancing the price OF security, 49,.
+.l buvers. that reduces the volume of stock left
Co.. tho traders TO deal in and therefore records It's
al,..t regular advance Of about per cent per day
rho roovoInept in Pacific Mail to-day was a surprise
20 oanv A il was supposed that the speculation Ill
tt; stock was for q time checked OWING TO the dli
fcultv in coming to any satisfactory agreement
vcitb the Panama Company, and although 1t Is not
dophted but that in the end the result arrived at
vii he ACCOMPLISHED still there was sufficient IN
Certainty attached TO IL TO prevent the continuance
If orders which were given week since; and IL Is
mt unlikely that tie rise of to-day Is mainly Que 10
the covering of large short interest. The amount
of bnsness done is an Improvement on the last TWO
davs being 227OOO shares. Western Union dover
oned unexpected weakness immediately alter the
onenipg from which there was a partial TaHy' Ioi-
lowed by another decline 30 that the maj
sole is Der cent below that Of YESTERDAY;
ee 7oO shares sold at TsUTsd Ts~'"~"3'
100 shares Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph SOFA Al
94slo24l. n decline from yesterday OF per cent.
Pacific Mail opeued 1t "A. and aiier heeiue W a"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
Aud the following for city bank shares

The great feature of the railroad bond list was the
Union Pacific issues. which developed much
strength and advanced sharply under active re-
quest Firsts reached 9s.. Land Grants 96l, and
Sinking Funds 93s. Central Paclfcs were also
tirmer and rose to 90 The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NATThDAT- AUTI 40
COFFEERo Grin bat l"'' sctre Do s.s ere 'or iom 81
h.n. We ouot- Orirary csoe. lt0 f1'r do a. u
II GOOD o az I71t Pune doc o. - q IT, aad
rn. range D-Oc. gold 90 and 81" dafs credit MD
gra1es are firm with ltO Oass Jsmaci sold az 10
Use. and ~ Liguivraa az 10 sUlJ %
IOSrhe business cotton sss We snail today ana
The mark steady al former figures.
Quotation, csIcat'n 10 torre SEPT L. 1874,
and Qi npr than hsu
krsae shoSe psog she Ig'ei,
1rinary...Ifs, ooj Orinarr.l6 is MilnE...l7 .
coon LowM d...........IDll tonI MH..ls q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

H,ssTrR's Financial REPORT. No. 222, contains a
discussion Of the present state OF the ., 6 L. u
question. single copies cents. No. " aii-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

Tie legislature OF virginia has authorized The
Civ of Richmond to borrow Sl.0c0oO to be used
toward completing the unfinished western connec-
tons Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad whose
progress was suspended by the panic Of 1873. In
thi, policy Richmond is following the memorable
example of tie City OF Baltimore toward It's great
road to the West at a similar stage Of its growth
There remains less than 100 miles 10 build Of which
part Is already graded 10 bring Richmond INTO direct
rail connection with the famous bluegrass region
Of central Kentucky, and also with the important
cities Of Cincinnati. Louisville and It. Louis and
all the roads radiating thence. Richmond. a. the
great tobacco market of the East, and - the dis
tributor Of merchandise to the towns along the
southeastern States. has a strong interest IN
securing the continuous rail through Kentucky to
the Far West at an early day.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
spec1ej from the port Of New-Yrk To foreign ports
for the week ending March 30, aud since the begin
ming of the wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

vor fr,ure yerr a-32c = n eler. si'a f.'
busassA Sale. o.o~s a. o. ia's OF 10" Ssin's: oo -,
Ta, 200 II 2e No,embrr BOO 10 sl6c Decrmbpr 100
is I7-3Ic 200, Is 9l6e J4aGsr 100 lb+c total. $40
bales YESTERDAYS closing price, Apr 10 i-c da 30
Agast II 25ie 4 september l. IA Il 3-52c ortebe-
lG3t 20 BE November 6 s-G 10 iu Dtcemner l6O 10
oApn 800 IT, lilo 3oS 10 LIE 300 ioa,c ~
week 100 B.Jh 10 y-!0c lWO 10 liz 80 -
Is 8 l6c 30O. 10 ll-loc Nay 400 Z J-- -Hs . l'iei
200. II 5-e Jaus 100 II l-Iuc 100, ). ls-1-e 800
l. 7l6e5 200. L. l1-5=c 200 J. TIC 1oV iS52S;
100 II 7.l6ci lUlI Do ''V - I-4oc - ", 40
ll6c; 600 IL y BE- 900 Il 2- August 100 - ,2e'
September 400. Y 7-loc 300 II lob c 100 = Ioc Octo-
poo 10 l7-J2c total 2loO bale; grani oa -o-OV ta'eA
EIrhauge-l6c pd. 10 eIcbsnge 100 : D. o4 Tor April "g
PRgIGHTs-Ths- little dorg ihe berh 'o-sY nut oonsd-
there limited supply Of foon ala n Ae last da,
Of the week extensive transactions are lo eIltei % AZ, ed
above shippers views lhe caarrns a. a. o~ l 's
aQury chiefly nom the petroleum tre Ga" uppy OF Tonnage "A
Cram uoniBay 10. Cotton, III ana Ffo'iiA az "J ~
small lo,s t1ASn At cor qao'n nv 3 RIM Roo 1s
Philadelphia IA There are other ehAf'ef' 'ored 0a'
rot authenticated.
FLOUR AND MEALrh. features Of Flour market the past
week have been sth1u slecA n.'feAl ne aeuAI 10" *
Extra 80 l0GsJ 80 for Great Britain hs been lar cheay
Ia State Extras limited business mas o',n con- a. v,s
activity NAV be noi~d and ~h m"rs arEAh
Of low grade been limited request and are without hans
The domestic CONSUMPTION OF "n;er Nne-. GA , o
ssthe as Il cannot be den'd heF are '' "
trensI esares ssd at prices N most case. o wS,t sr. Sc
Eev Years Wheat al kinds Ne have TO io,e
.na We r,g,d the prospects Tar hosfa,
than this specially Irae OF Ihs 90
suppl, Of Flour asi not excessive o, aa gae
large been don. Cary GrSSsa s voc $3.50
Central America a, Improved prices ,As ru sps,an.
~. hen active lower and variable ngue Family brands
s. been .ss Choice White AID A%s.S ws
saas az the close Of the month safe 10 eoass
an 4: yes .rs so e. sg.inst o.
ssaax aAs Tado he nnAss sA sxi's.sJ sa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
We annex closing quotations If foreign excDange

Tho money market was easy all day, During tht
forenoon all loans were done at 8. per cent, but
later the demand advanced the rae 10 D. the market
closing however. at 4af. The bank staten mt re-
feet, the rcmi.tanccs IF currency to tie interior
Cities 70 facilitate the April settlements in the heavy
los, Of legal tenders though from this time out tins
item i5 likely to show increasing AVERAGES as the
return movement ses il. The increase Of specie Ii
ONLY moderate and the amount Of specie held by the
bank, Is .9.CI.5JO The loans arr up only half i
million, the other changes being merely nominal
The movement Of the week eventuatcd IN net loss
10 the banks of 81 800 and they now hold IN law
fail money III excess Of the required > per cent
,5.,s3.-5. AGAINST sGjJl17j last week. The after
uoor's DISPATCHES from Washington report that the
Internal Revenue receipts to-day Were c@1ooo1
total since the lst inst. Of 50 eco The National
hank notes received for redemption were $4,000, a
total for the week OF $500, W. Tie Treasurer now
hold. SSs0CJOooJ III bonds TO secure National bank
note circulation and Sl633J0OO 10 SECURE public de-
posits. The outstanding National bank note circu-
Iation is SS9G90UOO. OF which ;.-.a9o,OVO gold
notes. The shipments of fractional currency and
National bank notes amounted 10 about S2,'O1oJO
durnr the week The Customs receipts TODAY
amounted 10 $50 G00 The following are the totals
L.. ...,l ,-ocndiuD st4tpmpuf4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
The bios for stocks at tue close OF the Board


70 firm. and money easy. the Bank Of England
making gain on balance Of G3l0oJ. Tie foreign
exchange market was much more acti.e than Is
usually the case on saturday. and Strong on the
baas Of - s. - - the selling RACES being within
4 small fraction of these figures. The. gold market
was inactive and quict all day. During the lore
noon the sales were at 1l4l, opening at li4l but in
subsequent Transactions the price advanced to IA,
later leacting and closing at 49, paid and bid. The
extreme range :or the wee, wasll6 and lii On gold
loans the rate, wer. l. T. T. and per cent for carry
ing fat. and FOR borrowing per cent The rates on
time were for 80 days; cal for 60 DAYS; Tor 30
DAYS; for four months, and l.4l. for the remain
der Of the year. The specie shipments for the
week ending to-day amounted II rjij9@j The
Assistant Treasurer Yad ont to-day $500 in redcnp-
ton of called bonds AMI 5l7O0j IN coin interest on
the public debt, swelling the weekly totals 10
81 .Gj91OO and SlGl.0C0 respectively. The import
entries Of foreign dry goods Al the port of NeVlork
for the week ending tonight were S3.fJ3i@5, the
amount thrown upon the market, footing up
S3Os1. 80. and of general merchandise S5.5l2oi9
making a to al in gold coin valuation of ce,sGt,2'1
The export clearduce Of domestic produce from tins
port for the week ending TUESDAY. March 3D. were
10 the currency valuation Of S4.l70OC9 The specie
movement Is gwen elsewhere. The day business
at the Gold ExcaInce Bank covered: Gold cleared.
SCI 900; gold balances, SLSGISG; currency bal
auce.. 81 291 $50. The quotations Tor gold were as
follows:
io.oo.ll4a. ;l.so..11tql l:oo...i1f.a
H:0S....iiiias i1,so....ii4'4 2:Oo...1ltf
The DAVIS business AT the L. ). Sub-Ireasury COM
prised: ...,.,,., >,
Cola rep..sl O;i7s3 80 cnrrrncv recruits sGo' g2, -
God p.s.cat..... ~ ~ ur-le' ai'a g., s., H.. %,
God 1ll4u