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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

To the Patrons Of HustandrV Of the
State Of Tennessee
The Executive Committee Of the
State Grange of Tennessee, in pursu-
ante 10 Instructions from thst body at
its last session at Knoxville, hasadapt-
ed Constitution for the organization
and government of County Oranges,
copy of which viii be transmitted to
the Subordinate Oranges as soon as it
can be printed. The Committee has
taken under consideration, and matur,
ed as far as possible, a new system of
trade regulations and agencies for Il
more general supply Of the wants OF
our Order; as veil as for more com
plete c0-Uperati in selling, Shipping
and disposing of all farm products
belonging to our members. The
Committee has appointed Worthy
Master Maxwell the General State
Agent, in compliance with the recon-
mendations of The State Grange.
Brother II. II. Hubbard is appointed
Division Agent at Knoxville, in com
pIiance with recommendation by the
Representatives from East tennessee.
Brother A. j. Vaughn IS appointed
Division Agent at Memphis, in com
pliance with unanimous expression
for such appointment by tie West
Tennessee Grange and the Madison
County Council, in conjunction witt
others. The appointment Of Divis-
ion Agent for Middle Tennessee, at
Nashville, was npostponed for futu e
action, and the agency at Nashville
for the present, is placed temporarily
under the supervision Of General
Agent MAXWELL until the selection of
the Division Agent. The Committee
woul1 earnestly urge upon the Suhor-
dinate Oranges the great Importance
of prompt and early action in the for
nation of County Oranges, and
through them the appointment of
County Agentsto assist and cooperate
with the General and Division Agents
in regard to our business arrange
ments, as we'll as collecting infofma-
ton in order to perfect more COM
plete system OF crop and stock reports.
Tuos. q. MUsELY, Chairman.
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NEG ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

gressnlen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Events of the Past Week---FactS
and Probabilities.
THE MOVEMENT IN GOLD.
Firnness in the Stock
Market.
GOVERNMENT AND OTHER BONDS.
WALL STREET, |
SUNDAY. Fec. 81. 1878.

SUNDAY, Fec. Fl, 1873.
Many OF the events OF the past week were inter.
esung and significant, inasmuch as they indicated
probable changes IN the not distant iuture, TO say
nothing Of those already recorded. The discus.
sions in Congress upon the subject OF the tariff
the erfort made to restore the subsidy recently
Withdrawn from the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany. the pending question concerning Geographic
ties both IN and out OF the national legislature
the propositions OF the Union Pacific ami Central
Pacific railroads to commence the payment or
their obligations to the general government ana
the favorable consideration OF tine same by the
Cabinet are elements OF situation that are cal
culatel TO modify existing conditions, and, ac-
coidins 10 the success or defect OF the measures
may enable the SPECTATOR to give me- shape TO
the market. In iact
THE SYMPTOMS ARE ALRFAs, APPARENT
that combination OF these and other influences
has had its effect, and tina. for the moment
the attempt to 81 Systematically depress prices has
ceased. Surveying the entire field OF operations.
whatever OF weakness may have been engendered
by the reduced earnings OF railroads ana by CON-
mercial dulness appears from Speculative point
OF view likely TO be offset by an improvement
whether real or artlhcal we are not prepared to
say-that will be felt sympathetically upon the
market. 1t Is not 10 be supposed by the ardent
aud impatient SPECTATOR, however, that prices
Will not decline whenever their advance makes
bear movement profitable, or that sundry pauses
Will not occur In any well regulated bull process.
These are among the contingencies OF Wall street
business
THE STOCK MARKET
In the early part OF the week was heavy, the
transactions being small ana prices down. Later
however, recovery began, and the late dealings
were marked by the highest cures that have been
quoted for some time. The greatest nuctuation
was In Wabash, winch declined from 1915 10 TO-
but advanced to l11S, ending at l0A. OHIO ana
Mississippi Tell OF from 267s TO "a, but ended at
25A. New York Central receded from 1919 to 1o1,
ending e better. Lake Shore moved from TAX 10
FAX, closing at 741S. Union Paclhc advanced from
3s% to Az. the strongest point OF tho week.
Northwest common was particularly active. rang
ing from AZ to AK, with close at AN. The pre-
ferred stock sold at sax q 81 and finally at t5H.
St. Paul common i'm proved to S5X ana closed at
34X. The preferred closed at SAX bid after sell.
ing at So. Pacific Mail advanced from 81 to S3H,
and closed at the beat price OF tho week. Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph moved from 1oA to 2lH. Tho
preferred ended at 2sH. Atlantic and Pacific Tel
epraph, after selling at q and 81, closed at 22<.
western Union Telegraph sod at FOX up to 7ss1.
and closed at 7224.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY
The following table shows the opening highest
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton Arm and UNCHANGED; mi ding ltc. low mid.
Snes @ Ss5 r'fssp s
Cotton armer, mddps f 5e orS low sa GsH T.
fs slS 0 sae US Stock Eei 5sssp' M Dao' gross
or sGs9 n% p 9s 5ss
:sss ST. s:S ssses Sss.
Cotton .seady m,ddln as1 ioS a tss
good S5ls s,aSt % l4c Net receipts iis
Spirits trpenno dull at ss so s ssH e ass
f1aas s?rIsn'ias ssas ss:d 49, ysl0" Dip
ana amber s. white %aer.
ds9ss White Ths sss n Sas e
s1s Barley lover Canals quoted a.
Is ri 's DIN Sfs
corn ago as Fax, S, 1901 So barley sc6 ship
iOS ao oats % 90 az barley o DO Flour aae;
q a s.. and az isS
and asking prices NORMALLY UNCHANGED Dressed hogs
H. 81 ssSssa1s r snd SIS Lard
ys s%sas T in fir rsss ~ssss xss
Michigan 81 lU1s; No. do, 81 O61; extra d. 81 49,
amber Michigan, slo3 May, ST is. Corn a shade
higaeE; high mixed cash and March, &C.: april 7c.;
CLOVER seed 50 90 ,a Dressed hog. IS s. IS re-
do shipmcnts-wneat 5000 busiels corn 1900 oats,
1900 do.
CHICAGO. Feb. 20, 1870
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in tar demand
UjSc April; No 5 do, Sc. rejected, 7S1sc Corn
q fair demand, Arm ana higher: No 2Mixed, &c spot
T r ected esA. oas quiet an, weak; 40 ssac
and arm; 10. J. s)5Ic 81 Barley In lair demand and
firm: No. SPRING. 81 W 81 t9S spot; s.y7H APRIL.
Pork In TAR deman and lower at Ss 10 Ss ia spot
ana weak, AZ SIS y SPOT: sis Is ps az S qps.
Whskey steady 1t 81 o. At the afternoon cali Of the
sds.e; sossc April. Corn d1ll at S4c March; Nzc
Ap s da S S SS wheat q o
SooS DO shipmcnts- Flour, ooS bbls,: wheat, $500
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening, highest
CLOsING pRICEs-sArURpAY. 3

CLOSING PRIcEs-sATURDAY. 8 P. NJ
Pacific Mail, s37S S3H; Western Union Tee-
graph, TAX TAX; Quicksilver. 3ia< 35 do. pre-.
ferred 4OA q 40h; Mariposa Land and Mining, 8 o
Ga; c., c., G. and l., CA 66h; Adams Express.
1O1 1902; American Express "a o 641; United
states Express, 5sA SO; Wells Fargo Express.
SO a S694; Chicago and Alton. 1o7 1O71a; Cleve.
land and Plttsburg. 9o1s oOA Chicago and North
western, 43la 43S; do. preferred. 65A q SO; Cnt-
cago aud ROCK Island, 1887 lO4; Milwaukee and
st. Paul, 34X 34H; do. preferred. 64X 651S;
C., &. ard ]. c., 6%; Delaware, Lacxawanna
ana Western, 1o9% a 1929; Erie. FIX 27X; Han
niba and st. Joseph. 2o1S 2o7l; do preferred, %
80; Lake Snore. TAX AK; Harlem, 1873 1857;
New York Central and Hudson River, 1o1 lC1>& !;
New Jersey Central 10S 1osh; OHIO and Missis-
sippi, 24,S 2Ak; Panama, l12A a 1l3; Toledo and
Wabash, 101s 101; Union Pacific, Al AK.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the highest aud lowest
prices OF the week in the leading shares:-
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The foreign commerce OF the portffor the week
was as foows:-General merchandise imports
including dry goods, s7,974,897; produce exports
s3,o62,6s4, and specie EXPORT, s5l1,ss1. The total
imports OF merchandise since January /, this year.
were $40, 34l, 257, against $52o7oe09 In 1874 and
ses.e7l,se2 In 1878. The total exports of specie
since January !, were $l2.le6171, against
s4.s07, lo4 last year, and s9.eo1,lse IN 1878.
GOLD 115x A 1l4k.
The gold market was place OF much interest in
the cary part Of the week, when II WAS believed
tina: the clique engaged In manipulating It's value
would "show their hand" by making squeeze"
in cash gold. The apprehension was not realized,
however, although 1t 10 possible, In view OF
the small supply on hand, that such IN
effort may be made hereafter. The price I'D.
vanced from l14X TO ll6x as q consequence OF
the fears alluded to, but subsequently declined to
and closed at Hay. At one time lie per diem
was exacted for the use or cash gold but later
the market was supplied by the bulls. and holders
paid from to per cent to have balances carried.
The following were the
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For uture delivery basis low middny, Inc sales have
SU ct is u. Sc Marcn. 7oO i,c soo 1T is zss2c
El d ss 9 o g Il ' & Il at june At Nay 81
TSaI loJ bales Yesterdays closing -FsSruafy:
l ssy Ssisa liSS ss Sss sS
lice. august, y S.s2c y Size September lUs.c,
pS SSSasry Sasks s tSa az SE IL Gr %arc 700
at 10 36.s2c; 100 at 10 !sloc soJ al IS ass2c.
10 s "a i's i1o' - s'5S' At Aps J,:c s q
J1a JAY 40 % q" Gs 81 ;4 august ST.
s0J at II si6c. Total l0sy, bales. Grand total ILsV
Dalss The receipts At the ports wers as Gn
ScrioiK ssy New YORK Sss Boston, vi; Pniiadelpha,
total eT h DAY ;rsa Last wees " LEA mis- day
h ~ ~ ~ S X 4%nSiys Sy
by seam, J{a. 9Sld.; by sail, I'D, Compressed.
suSsr t. opsrss 70 ri % %n
steady lone " the market The reported dealing. IN.
iimorc ltOO bags are reported sold. We quote nom.
inaiy-kio, ordinary cargocs, lic lnsc tair no.,
Nsae lsc good do lsAe, is,sc prime DO. isHc
@ Sas Ssss Sr o as Sfa. mas ssvs gS
lsj5c 2isc; Laguayra, sc. 2lc; jamaica Isle.
Costa S ke DS se g c hS.o a'so
20c 2Sc. savanilla, i9c 2ic; Curacao, isc zoc.
wi flour AND .-Receipts-tlour. o7.5 -bbla;
wheat l7,34J bushels; corn 2jsOo do. oats, COS, do;
corn meal G bb and Ky 1sg . SnG for me w . o
SSas; barley, IiSSJ bushels; rye 20 Do Ihs 0our
market quiet but steady with tar trade ~ all
ouiet saes 6UO Obls' We quote
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ELEVATED RAILWAY AND SIDEWALK.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE dERALD:-
some months since, in communication pub.
hsnei In the HERALD and signed "Engincer."
suggested the Feasibility OF constructing an ele.
waited railway along both sides OF broadway, about
Oh level with the second floors OF buildings. the
Intervening space between the BUILDINGS and the
track to be closed by an elevated translucent
sidewalk which would form an arcade OF the walk
De.Ow. also ugyested that these elevated SIDE
walks should be continued over the cross streets
street CROSSINGS by suitable railing, and that the
second stories should In this way De made avail
able for the retail trade. My attention mas oeen
letter OF Mr.. W. W. Evans, wherein he
recommends "a single track elevated over
eAcn sidewalk" aud 1.-The whole OF the space
over the sidewalks TO be rooled over with
transverse beams OF iron, glass plates next
De blocks Of arilncial stone" By TINS, take It,
ne means TO have the space between the ralls
paved with books OF artificial stone winch would
increase the weight to be borne Dy the supporting
columns and AFFORD Judgment tor snow and Ice
IN winter, thus addlng to the expense OF run.
a a'nT the road and increasing the LIABILITY to accl
Mr. Evans, while providing au elevated side
any practical use except protecting the walk be.
low. 1t would add but very little 70 the cost or
continuous Elevated sidewaiK prote sted Dy suisa.
Die ratings ana anordlng direct communication
liable, especially for the retaii trade, 40 the frs
doors. SUCH a road would increase the value
D. the property along which It passed
and Il butlt along one or the vide avenues, where
wide sidewalks could he obtained, 1t would make
That avenue the best location for tina retail trad
IN the city. lazy could then leave her home IN
the upper part OF the city ride down town In com.
PORTABLE cars In about onc.fOurth OF the time now
required. walk two or three blocks along per.
turn to o cOmlortahle depot and IN few minutes
be taken by toe same comfortable conveyance to
aer nome. No filthy street crossings no draRged
skirts, NO ruined dressos no spoiled tempors, no
danger from passing vehicles, no standing upon
street corners IN stormy weather waiting Tor stage
or street car, no wadIng through mud and alush,
no hanging on to car straps or standing on plat.
forms. no being dumped iuro the middle Of q dirty,
crowded street to gain the nearest Sidewalk ut
the FISK or your ME- no frozen toes, bad colds or
pneumonia from riding IN cold street cars. ana,
let Us hope, no vermtn. l. ]. WELLS.
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To or" meal nr wa
aShsst was ~ better demand and aboa. e higher
: 3 as p .Sa o !, store ana aaSa. The
ii q IS s ii r. . =; 80 y y,
demand and higher. aics were reported OF Oi.oD
Sw ' a S G but sss ana enc s G y
included 100 bushels at 6sc he. mixed Western.
S %h Ca as W s' ' Rye
nqSaS iss gran N IHs%
~: s,sI,s, .S
trade. Gram tonnage particunry neglected some
demand preya.iea Tor vessels suited to West Indies
SS. osI AZ . iss = ton. pfsSlsIsas per
s. SusSsi. corn '~ AZ 7sld saoS
. ss:ns s5S pssass. 81 @ a, T! oS bushels
cram as NM null per steam son bu.hei: grain at
cases petroleum., yokohama reported Mt aO9atsc
brig rni!aaelpha to trinidad. a. TO- per bI friiish
ST. Two scocSers Pensacola to rSiiaierhS lumber at
81 American orig to sagna and back Us tor sugar. and
nhis moasses q, S. I'd ou0" anu O"'" 10 ''A"''
rally held % s |" Sep ana
malls mams about steady with moderate distributing
missed soc Sc do, cisyed SIC. Soc DO nusco
&C. t' hn SH Isl isA f'SSs ss; az New
s :%'Pssns ss 40 nSi
sSpor: demand q! nr@ Prices sales reported Of $500
ss ss's ' and % pale s
SSs r,eiasss beer ssy d.. cut meats ssGs d. iSrs,
Sas i aSs S On sined from SsrsS % May
Issa aug; and lower sA,ss SO ierses
s Nary s s: 49, ae month"; a"r'
sy n s % DR. Sss
SSas an short clear, t%setSsr, ssSc VA !at meats
s.e os a Dressed no have been duh at ssic o.
pxIaS.vx more Irmy he'd 0at trade Is Quiet
s nAs 81 D pSs Guide
sslipMsat fhiadsiphia fsanad IS quoted nomnaiiy
suaAR-rhc market shows less strength and but few
S ascss to S s
aISSs s ss s'1Ssa e %si
s ter sanIsa nns Ss !: Sr
e. sssS s5%s sssssyE 's ssss
cog s91S; $ Ss;sas ;s s!sssS
SS g e r. S 3 e .
sisndara, Sos y;o i. Ec:s nc; Jsva-Duieh stand.
extra ssperoT t. c sra sa
t1sc Ike. grocery grades. Ike 8Jsc
KIcE.-rhe business in t0Ibing way continues mod
craze and ascanss about
74c 7Ac Tor fair ne 1se TOR cool! IKE. &C., for
COON, Sae ssSc currency; Patna, 7Hc NO; Ran.
srEAnISE mas been offered at easier prices; sales I'D
tierccs Western ut lac. Q II l.l6c
TALLow small lois have boen sold at lower prices
sales hhds prime CITY, $780, and S00 lbs out OF town
stock, SIC. o 3 ll.l6
WHsKEY-ke oips TODAY, 675 bills, and for the week
$3.50 bills The market WIS shade easier with 700 bbs
reported sold Ut 81 ~
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON IN LIGHT DEMAND BUT T1RM--FIoUR
TIRM-wHEAT AGAIN HraH1R-CoRN FIRM
OATS QUIET-BARLEY DuLL-RYE NOMINAL
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. purL-pETno-
LEuM A SHADE FIRMER-NAvAL STORES
STEADY AND MORE AcTIvE-wHrsxEY LOWER.
SATURDAY, Feb 20-8 P. NJ.
The commercial week closing with Saturday was
one or unusual irregularity and fluctuations. The
spring trade IN some OF the leading commodities
showed considerable increase, us compared with
the previous week. and in some cases business
was t0lerably active. In dry goods an increasing
business was IN progress. and the MARKET assumed
IN appearance OF considerable activity and buoy
ancy, air trade In all the leading popular lab
RIGS icing consummated. The hardware business
was decidedly active and buoyanl large bust.
ness was consummated ana no doubt Is enter.
tanned that February Will score up unusually
large transactions. In most other departments q
iair business was done, although the markets
were irregular and prices nuctuating materially
from day to day. On Change cour assumed Hrmcr
tone, under better demand for shirr extras and
the close OF better prices generally dc.
mandcd. Wheat was in limited demand nearly oil tho
week. and with untavorable cable advces from De
little wanted and little sold. On Friday and Satur-
day. however, the market assumed much nrmcr tone
firm Saturday at the extreme prices paid while but
little be obtained at further advance The
market also rmer toward the close week.
prices favored the seller the OF &C. &c. per
Dushcl, closing Arm. Oats were arm. though without
decided change In prices Whiskey irregular. al
Itely advancing AMI declining the market ut the
close being easy Provisions easy all through
week. pork being nominal Bacon was firm satur-
day. Lard dull and heavy nearly all the week and
SO closed. Freghts irregular but closed Arm.
Cotton has shown upward tendency and closes strong
higher prices Groceries have been irregular
OF the tiled tai question. Naval have
show II lair activity. Petroleum closes firm.
important The offerings, hoy, ever
small and the market though quiet rucd strong, with
sale OF s0O bales tor export after 'Change) at
full figure. Advices from Liverpool were OF u
suring nature. Tho southern markets were from
steady 10 iirm with iair activity in the way OF sales
ward tendency. lhs best sales show an advance of
Ls2c up to the close of Change AMI after change
market WAS still stronger and nomnally another Isle.
higher with April at ID 1870. The official qualification
amer this report the market gained strength upon dmln
ished rcceiDls and was virtually l32c higher than the
Is s7.,sc; March il Sss2c is ls.lsc: April. Is 5ssc
Is slice; May ltkc. June, 10 23 c. - Is 6c. July,
q Sae 4 Lite; auguss Hs,l.e L Isle ssp,em
standa I'd OF ella ssfcaon In force september 1874 and
on upland cotton In store running In quality
than half q grade above or below the grace quotea:
Ordinary ls4c;; good ordinary, lA26c. strict good
binary, i5xc.; low midanx i5ssc middiing, ibAc.,
Rool middng iI3sc Quotations based on American
md rd NJ n
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The London Exchange was closed yesterday.
RAILROAD BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS.
Union Pacncs were exceptionally strong as the
result OF the pending prof. osition OF President
Dillon 10 Congress, before alluded to- Since
January 6 the sinking funds have advanced from
sOA to SIX, the coslng price yesterday; d..
arsrs. from 80 to o41; land grants from on TO
94sl Central Pacific gold SKIES meanwhile I'm
proved from 9oN TO osA, clo-ing OF 9o1s. The
changes IN other issues during the week were
moderate. Southern bonds were inactive with
continued decline IN Tennessees. The iolo wing
win snow some OF the principal changes that have
occurred between the periods specified
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Two celored men, named James Cooper and
William Ennes, OF No. 1877 Thompson street. got
INTO o dispute yesterday In the street, cooper
Drew revolver and fred two shots at Ennels.
one oa lodged In Ennels' breast aud the otner In
the aodomei 4 third snot fired by Cooper struck
: Riri named Pauline schmidt, aged six years OF
20. % bariew street. who happened to be passing
~ az the time. The wounded Girl was taken 20
ner nome, and Ennels was removed 10 Bellevue
hoaplsaAs cooper escaped from the pelioOs
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BLOODY TRAGEDY IN A SHANTY.
TcoNTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

by the Coroner. The body OF .hc deceased man
was subsequently removed TO she Morgue aud
Coroner Kessler notified. The dead man was ap-
parently ABOUT thirty-nye years Of age, rve feet
and seven incnes in height stont built with black
hair, side wnsKers and mus acne. lie wore black
vest and pan falcons, white snirt anu shoes. The
body VIII be Kept at the Morgue Tor several days
u not sooner identified and claimed by trends for
interment.
Deputy Coroner Marsh will make posl.mortem
examination aud jury Will Do empanelled In the
to-day.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence. n. T.. Feb. q, 1878.
The market Tor printing cloths has been active
during the past week. vita improving demand aud
considerable increase Of sales Prices nave been
firm, With on advancing tendency tho market closing
strong at &c. 6hc. for good standards ana Gtac Tor
extra 6tx64, with very lew spot goods the market
feeling win p e, a SELLERS AND BUYERS Ihe sales the
at the weekly value. April, May and June delivery
60, extra 40. at &C, IL to 81 days
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LEGISLATORS AND RAPID TRANSIT
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALp:-

In regard to rapid transit which your great
paper Is helping the people to accomplish, would
pier suggestion. II you could point out those
members OF the Assembly who put conductors and
drivers on the horse cars you would indicate who
are the LEGISLATORS opposed to rapid transit and
Wnose nands are tied Dy Or. pes from railroad com.
panies. ONE OF THE TRlBUNES.
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OVERWHELMINGLY Wednesday evening,
February L. by the Rev. G. II. Gregory, JAMES
BARNARD DRUMMOND TO ADELAIDE, youngest
daughter of William veltch, all OF New York CITY.
Boston papers please copy.
JOsEPHsON-FLEsCH-Un Sunday, February 81,
BY Rev. Dr.. d. Einhorn. Mr. o. N. JoSEPHs0N to
Miss ROsETTE FLEsCH, both Oft city.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

The most demorallzng effect OF the gold Eove-
ment was felt in the foreign exchange market,
which underwent fluctuations Of an unusual
character and experienced greater oepres-
SION than has been exhibited since the panic.
On Monday the market was reasonably nrm,
on Tuesday lower and on Wednesday reached
the lowest rates, to wlr-lSo for long and 4Sa for
short bankers Sterling, actual business being
done at 4.79 and 4.S2. From this point recovery
commenced on the strength OF more favorable ad-,
vices from abroad and at the close the quotations
were 4.s3 and <SeK as the nominal bankers rates.
THE MONEY MARKET
has been unchanged. call loans Deing mace oil she
week on the basis OF 2 and 8 per cent. CONNER
cia paper is In comparatively good demand Ut
and 0 per cent for prime. Tue transactions under
per cent, however were limited. 1t II now def.
inltely settled that the Washington authorities in
sst thar, under the new Law, the withdrawal OF so
per cent Of greenDacks must begin Immediately,
against all new Issues Of national bank c!rcula.
ti0n.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These followed the uncertain course OF gold. II
not In price, At least III sympathy, and tue mar
ket was less active than heretofore reported.
The closing prices OF securities In London have
been as ioilOws:-
Feb. 5. Feo. y. Feb. 10.
!. ). %, S.so,s. 1857. .... l,7H iola 1915:
Y. >. OF, l0'i0s...... los 1O5k 1929
New 5's..-...-...... 1921 1929 lO3
Since jan !, 1s75----
s. s,s 9sos, 1893, old 1919 Jan. los Jan 80
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III MEMORANDUM.
Tomorrow (Nonday) being legal holiday, no
business VIII be transacted on the various ex-
changes
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

LEwIs-ALExANDER.- AUGUST LEWIS to Miss
SARAH ALEXANDER, Goth OF this cry. No cards.
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GOLD FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.

WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.