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make you suit to order ct t25 ofss good class Of
English Suiting as We usually cold for IS. II
they do not nt or suit you satisfactorily, do not
take them.
A. sAKs 3 Co, sls Seventh street.
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GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.
px.RroRSv11LH MICH. IH Iprii A q SIS.

DKAREoRNvILLR, MICH, April 3, 1875.
VIII be offered for sale At public auction
commencing at 10 o'clock, .. m, JUNE p
1875 At this Arsenal, quantity Of Gun Oar
rages, Projeetiles, Muskets, sAecoutrementsS
Of the articles to be sold will be furnished on sp
plIeatiOn at this Arsenal at the Ordnance Agency
New York, or At the Ordnance once, Wsshlng-
ton, d. Q.
Terms cash: Ten per cent on the day Of sale
on acceptance Of Q 6id-and the remainder when
the property 10 delivered.
An stores will be required to be removed
within twenty days from close Of sale.
The Government reserves the right 70 refuse
any bid not deemed satisfactory.
Packing boxes to be paid for at stated price,
TO be determined by the commanding oheer.
myA6e ]. W. TODD, Major Of Ordnance.
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Secretary Washir
A Wonderful improvement in Beef Chipping,
Saving Time and Money.

Garst's Patent Lightning BeeEChipping ma.
chine can be seen ct stalls Nos. 21b and 2lo, B.
street wing, north side, Centre MARKET The
best dried and smoked beet IN the country fof
sale, whole or ready Clipped. state and county
rights. -.
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"'Tis economy TO paint frequently" whatever
he touches be adeTns. Beautiful Irish green and
other coloTs In great variety. shop No. eos Four
teenth street northwest
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Auothsr LIbeI Shit.

Rev. Charles stsrnhAuer entered yesterday
another libel suit. He now sues Henry Vierkorn
for an alleged seandaIous statement respecting
the plaintiff, as follows: at say Il; you have
falsely worn. and L maintain it.n For this he
claims en-, 900 damages.
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Prices ranging from tl.5o toe6
EIsEMAN BRos..
sos Seventh street, near Z.
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NarriaRe LicanHel
EynnQslistiS Services.

Philip Anderson and Ellen c. Adams, Thomas
Laws and Maria Ford, Daniel Holmes and Eliza
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WEEKLY REPORT OF VITAL STATISTICS
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Panama suitings,
Astouishiusly Law

ofhnest Belgian make, to order ct $50 pr suit
They are worth nearly double the money.
A. sAKs 4 Co., SIS Seventh street.
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Skeleton Blue Flannel ufHcs Goats st a; color
4. sAKs Co., sls Seventh street.
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A CLOSE AND INTERESTING TRoT.

AnSIO-Saxon me W1naer i'm Three
Straight NeaSs-E1puisiOn OF the
OWner and Driver of Fulton
Detailed Account OF the
RaeS-InetdentsO fthe
Day.
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THIRD DAY OF THE RACES.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

ITETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
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Note This.
Iaaaa Curry.

An sllwOol, wslLmade, thorous hIy.shruak cas-
hmeTe suit at el2 EleKMAH BRoa,,
6o6 Seventh street, near 4
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A CseseIS-COntesred EGOrt-INe Com
tSx International BUnday-schOOl
HouNsutiOn-The MaFke4DOal
e4s' LieeBses-One OF the
Cases Beeided-PRra.
Er0Ehs Of Local
1nterest.
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Auction Sales To-day.

A ssrvieesbls byy's suit II $50.
EIsKHAN Bros,
sos Seventh street, near 4.
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CONTEST OF THE TwO-FORTY EeRsrs,
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THE FISHING TOURHLKEzr YESTERDAY
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Sailor Suits


For Children. Price o.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.

WASHINGTON DRIVING ASSOCIATION
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VEGETINE.
APPROVED STATEMENT.

CHARLEsTowE, MASS, March n, 1859.
Mr.. d. r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR: In the year 1880, while residing at
Portland, Me-. was AFFLICTED with Cancer on my
nose. which m Sde rapid progress. An Of the best
phystsians there were consulted, without any oene
ht. For period or six years IL continued to in
crease and extend, until Il was in Sading my whole
system. ! suferId the most excruclAtinE pains,
until my nose was nearly gone, and found 1t was
approaching q fatal termination. Being burnt out
Of house and home BY the great hre Of 1S6a moved
here when was entreai ed 10 try the Indian Blood
Remedy, VEGETINE, and, suffering greatly, With
out hope or confidence in relief by any medicine.
finally consented to try It; and only those who
hayea similar suffering can realize my feelings,
when. after two months trial found the open
sore commencing TO heal. Gaining confidence that
the disease was being successfully com0atted by
the VEGkTINR (for took no other m sdicine)
faithfully continued its and In six months the
cancer was healed and my health fully restored.
am confident II had used VIGETINE iu the
arly stages Of the disease, IL would have arrested
its progress and saved years Of great sunerin 6.
desire simply that others may be benefited and At
tenti0n sAed to its usefulness and in the interest
OF suffering humanity only, cheerfully aid my
testimonial to its entire success In my case; and
though have lost nearly all ofmy nose, my face IL
entirely healed and enjoy good health. Ny hus-
band joins with me in approving this statement.
MRS, JOHN PATTI ERSON,
No. 20 kVereft akreet.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL SPELLING CONTEST.
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Fully cOncurriIs in tn. above.

The above statement is from one who was . great
sufferer for many years. trying many physic ians
and many remedies, and not nnding relief until
trying this Temedy-the VEGETIHE. Does it not
conclusiyely show the searching. cleansing. purify
ing and heallp qualities Of the YEGkTINE2 Have
You any doubt about trying the We ETISE for dis
eases OF the blood? II you have, reference can be
given 10 over i've hundred who have voluntarily
given testimony OF its cures.
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All Diseases of the Blood

II VKGETINE VIII relieve pain, cleanse, purify
perfect health after trying different physicians,
many remedies, suffering for years, is Il not con-
elusive proof, II you are . sufferer, you can Be
curedP Why Is this medicine performing such
great crresI 1t works in the blood, In the cir
culating fluid. II can be truly called the Great
Blood Purifier. The great source Of disease origi-
mates in the oloodi and no medicine that does not
act directly upon IL, 10 purify and renoYAte, has
any just claim upon public attention.
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Recommend 1t Heartily.
SOUTH BOSTON, February Z, $50.
Mr.. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR: have taken several bottles Of your
VKGETINE. and am convinced it Is = valuable rem
edN for DyBpepBla. Kidney Complaint and & eDer1l
debility OF the system.
the above complaint.
Yours respectful ".
MRS. a6NROEPARKER, $50 Athens street.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
my-w&sn
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4 GO; double extra fall "a rs as Is. Wheat
No. red winter still very irregular, other
wise market steady; No. 2 red winter 81 6S "a
] 70; No. 3 do 81 %. Corn-No. 2 mixed
SOC. Oats dull; No. 2 35035lec. Barley
dull; No. 2 spring 81 O5Dl 10 prime;
strictly prime Northern 81 l50l 20; choice
to strictly choice 81 250l :'5. Rye dull; No.
2 6sl9c. Pork dull; go 50. Lard quiet and
unchanged. Bulk meats dull; shoulders
sac; clear rib sides l2c; clear sides l2Ac.
Bacon dull, only jobbing and order trade.
CHICAGO, October 27.-Flour Dominally
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active: closed
Chicago spring 81 -; No. = do 81 1lA spot
and seller October, ST Os7s seller November,
81 OSas seller all the year; No. 3 do 94l9c.
Corn irregular; No. mixed sac. Oats
steady and firm; No. 33hc spot, 33sse
seller October. Barley very firm; sales at
$50 spot, S4Ac seller November. Rye easier
but not quOtably lower. Pork irregular. but
in the main higher; old $2l 25; new $50 rs
spot, SIS 8719 seller all the year. Lard dull
and nominal; old 13Ac. new l3c spot. Bulk
meats steady and unchanged. Whisky dull;
81 ID. At the afternoon call wheat was
strong, 81 12a4 cash, 81 09ss seller Novem-
Der; corn lsc higher; oats frmer and Ac
higher, and pork higher.
CINCINNATI. Oct ,ber 2.-Flour dull; fami-
ly IS 1896 25. Wheat dull; red 81 25 81 IS.
Corn dull at 600. Oats-Demand fair at
80 o 42c. Barley steady and demand mod
crate at 7Sc. Pork easier at 500 SO 020 rs,
Lard dull; steam l3c; kettle l3Ac. Bulk
meats easier; old shoulders sac; clear rib
sides 70 1ec clear sides l2a4c, loose. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Hogs-Demand ac-
tive Whisky steady and demand fair at
81 ID. Butter dull and unchanged.
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A Call for Laborers,
The following card appears in a late mum
Der of the Cincinnati Commercial:

The following card appears in late num-
Der of the Cincinnati Commercial:
LoNGwooD LANDING October 10, 1875
To the EDITOR of the Commercial:
Will you please pit 1t in prominent part
OF your paper that there is great need for
cotton picAers all along the Mississippi
river, from Memphis down to Red river.
We are paying seventy-ive cents per 100
pounds. person can pick all the way
from 100 10 $40 pounds q day A beginner
generally starts of with 100 pounds, and 60
to do it expeditiously.
There will be steady employment here for
almost any mum ner OF hands tor the coming
three months. Our picking season, run
nlng from October to January, is, for the
most part, much like your Indian summer
in Ohio. 1t is heal by here now, and will
continue so until next July. In this parish
Carroll, it is peaceabie aud quiet, and
iaborers may come here with as perfect
feeling OF security as they would have in
Ohio. believe the same to be true below
here on the river. Five hundred laborers
at least would find immediate employment
here as cotton pickers, and, as above etated,
1t would be continuous for three months.
1t used to be the custom when steamboats,
burned wood for wood choppers to swarm
here from the Wet, spend the fall and
duu tHen EtuuTD, anu IL mas ALWAYS
b. en- the custom for levee hands to come
down from the county above when rail
road building is trUZen up, and build the
levees, gong back with the spring thaw. Ia
slavery times the negro mOnOpUiized the cot
ton field. Now the whole thing is changed.
just as ths wO0d-choppers used to come
here, and Just as the levee h tnds now come,
If farmers sons and al those out of employ
mrnt, with nimble fingers and willing
hearts, would come down here now, they
could bask in this superb climate, and find
sst-ady and lucrative employment. There
IL no sort Of trouble about getting here.
just get On New Orleans steam boat at
Cincinnati, anu get of ut most any land
ing b low Memphis. and You can't miss
getting work to do My landing il Long.
w"d, l. ,uisiana. B-siies wanting lbs
cotton pickers, / need twenty five hands
to clear land, Tor which | will paw
from i've to eight dollars per acre. l am
led 10 write yOu this communication, be-
cause have been informed that there are a
great many pr ple up IN your country out
OF employment. Here is their chance to
get sork. They need not be afraid to
OverslOck the market. Our fields are white
with cotton, and at least quarter of our
crop will have to be plowed under unless
The West will send us down her idle hands
to help us out.
For my reliability l refer to the United
States marshal, Cincinnati, Ohio.
GEORGE G. BENHAM.
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MIR. Fac and His Jetties.

The following is Mr.. Eads' account of the
progress on the jetties, which is no doubt
perfectly satisfactory to the readers of the
Bridge City Globe Democrat:
We learn from Captain Eads, who ia in
the city, that the work at the South Pass
for the last two months has not been of q
character to produce an immediate effect
upon the crest OF the bar, nor was such et-
feet anticipated; yet an immense aggregate
of work has been accomplished. The piling
for the line of the east jetty is now carried
out to the full length of that jetty, the end
being driven in thirty feet depth Of water,
1890 feet from East Point" or lands end,
where the jetty begins. AT the sea end OF
the Jetty the piles are sixty five feet long,
passing through few feet of soft mud
into bottom SO hard that eighty blows
OF 5000 pound hammer were required to
drive each pile. This shows that there will
be no difficulty in constructing the lefty
heads and the lighthouse towers, when the
jetties are finished. The foundation mat
tresses (which constitute more than half of
the mattress work Of the jetty) have been
laid about $1,000 feet from the lands end,
leaving only about 1900 feet yet to lay. A
second tier OF mattresses is now being
placed upon this foundation. About 5000
feet OF the jetty nearest the land's end has
been raised above the surface OF the water,
and throughout this length (which has the
left bank OF the pass as a natural jetty op-
posite to it, decided deepening OF the
channel has taken place.
The west jtty is under rapid construc-
ton, commencing at point 600 feet from
the west bank. where the mouth of the pass
is about 1000 feet wide, and running sea-
ward parallel with the east jetty. The water
is purposely left free to pass on both sides of
Thu Jetty at present. and he east ietty causes
the total discharge to take a more west
erly course than before, shus, for the time
being, flowing out on both sides of the west
jettN and transferring the channel on the
bar l0OO feet westing, or to the west side
OF the west ietty. AS soon as the west lefty
is raised above the surface of the water
the connection of it's upper end with the
west bank Of the pass will be completed,
aud then all the water will be thrown be.
tween the two jetties, which are 1000 feet
aIart. 1t is expected that in six or eight
weeks this gap, 600 feet wide, will be
closed, and both jetties will be raised to
the surface Of the water as far out as the
crest of the bar, and within 1900 feet of the
jetty heads. This will no doubt produce a
scour on the bar, giving at least twenty
feet of water across it, Colonel Andrews
left st. Louis on Wednesday for the jetties,
As it is only about four months since the
Iirst landing to begin work was made at the
South Pass, the progress is both surprising
and CRAFTY ing.
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President Grant has grown q eubit in
Stature since be has ranged himself along
s,de Of the GermsD Emperor, the King Of
Italy. the Gear of Russia, and the late Pre-.
mier OF England, in defense Of the liberty Of
me mind sgsiIst the Ignorance, supersti.
most Jesuitical guise-that is, in the educa.
lon and training Of youth This battle ID
never ended. IL 10 the eternal struggle Of
night with darkness, Of good with evil; it IL
the strife Of Orom0edes with Ariemspois:
but ws Dsy hope that in the end light will
prevail, and the blessings Of stree thought,
Tree speech, frce pres, Tree schools, and I'M .
fettertd Religions sentiments," will mot only
pervsde the United States, but the whole
shall be SO great, snd NO natiun Of peoDie
oe 80 debssed 10 to choke up the fountain
Of hno Wedge with Ignorance and superst-
tion.- London Hosr. n = = : :.
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FOREIGN.
The Asian Insurrection.


LONDON October 27-Advices from Cen
trail Asia state the ipsurrectiOn in Kohkand
has bee n renewed and the new Kahn f1eO
to Khodiend.
The stein Memorial.
Prince Frederick William unveiled the
Baron Stein memorial. There was much
ceremony.
The War Wee In Servia.
The Standard says the Servian Skoup
cbtipa voted E nays to ~ yeas onthe motion
for war with Turkey.
Ordered to Panama.
The screw sloop-of-war Albatross has
ordered to Panama to protect British inter.
ests.
Mexican Matters.
CITY OF MEXICO, October 20.-The
Chamber of Deputies prorogued on the
fifteenth. Extraordinary powers of the exc
cutive were voted by l39 against IA
Advices from Guadalajara state that five
participants in the murder of the American
missionary, John l.. Stephens, which oc-
Cured at Ahualaluco in March 1870, had
been executed.
Prosecuting Newspaper.
PARIS, October 27.-The government is
prosecuting LEcho de Ajacci0, Mr.. Rouher's
organ, for saying the constitution is an I'm
certain regime established by group of
persons without authority.
Advice Wanted.
ROME, October 27-It is stated some of
the German bishops asked the advice of the
Vatican for a line of conduct to terminate
the conflict with the German government.
Subsequently Cardinal Antonelli addressed
q circular to all the German bishops, asking
their opinion.
Meeting eff the German Parliament.
BERLIN, October 27.-The German Parlia.
ment met today. The Emperor was absent
on account of indisposition. The speech
was read by the Minister of State. His
majesty says, 80 far as human Judgment can
discern, peace is more assured now than at
any time during twenty years preceding the
reconstruction of the empire.
Good Crops Promised.
LAGUAYRA, October l6-General conf
dence prevails that coffee and cocoa will be
abundant.
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POLITICAL.
The mcinl Vote Of Ohio.

COLUMBUS, October 2.-For Governor
Hayes 2g7 Sl3, Allen 49,, 264; Hayes major
itv 5549. For Lieutenant Governor-Young
297 .93l. Carey 2s7, 1858; Young's msjority
1868. Highest prohibition vote $3.50.
Municipal Election in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. October 27.-The election of
MAYOR and city councilmen occurred to
day. The contest was very close and ex-
citing, and the largest vote ever cast was
polled The vote was 52,5O9, OF which Gen
eral r. c. Latrobe, Democratic candidate
for MAYOR, received 81 $40 and H. M. War
field, Reform and Republican candidate,
24,sS9. Latrobe's majority is 273. The
Democrats elect ten Of twenty members of
the first branch of the city council and
eight of ten members of the second branch.
The election pahsed off quietly.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, October 2.-Gold advanced;
closed at ll57s al lie. Governments az tive
and steady; new So III. State bonds quiet
and nominal.
Sub-treasury balauces-Gold, $40, 555. 1873;
currency, $53,9l5,926.
The sub-treasurer paid out $207 900 on
account Of interest and $l34, 600 tor bonds.
Customs receipts $292, 900.
The Posts financial article SAYS: Gold
opened at ll5a; advanced by 1876 A. M.
to 1858, since which time sales have been
at ll5% 01l6 The opening rate for gold
loans was l-64 for use, since which the rates
have been 3 to v cent y annum, and l-64
0ll-32 day. Foreign exchange is lower;
Business is quoted at a 70 and "a SO.
10 the money market the ruling rate for
demand loans at bank is " cent; at the
Stock Exchange brokers' balances have
ranged from to v cent; up TO this hour
prime mercantile paper ia 607 " cent
government bonds are u a % higher than
yesterday, excepting currency skies. State
bonds at the first board were duh and
steady. Distriotl OF Columbia 365s sold
at 72A.
The stock market to-day is steady to
strCng. The leading strong stocks have
been Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and Erie.
The extreme sales have been as folows:
Lake Shore Co.'s q 62%, Pacific Mail 4Ols
ala; Erie l71s 0l8k; Western Union rel..
graph IGN 077A; North western 37A a 1854:
Ohio and Mississippi 1855 a 1875; Atlsntic
and Pacific Telegraph lS0l71a; Union Pa
cific 66k 065A.
Cotton closed quiet and firm; middlinp
uplands l4atc; Orleans l4%c; sales 1913
oaies; consolidated net receiprs 1873; ex-
ports to Great Brits n 26.898; to France
2028: TO the continent II ,017; To- the channel
2562; nesrece,pss 779; gross 1889 bales.
Euturee closed Fl I'm; ssise 81, 600 bsles, az
follows: October l49l60l4 1891; Novsm
Der IL ii $40 l3asc; Decem Der 1874 q IS go:
January l3kc; February 10 II 80 o 1884,;
March IL l1-32c; April 10 ll-l6c; May l3Mc:
June IA I30l4 l-I6c; July IA 3i60l47-32c;
August IA 1904 1890. '
Flour rather more steady; moderate de-.
mand: Superfine Western and State $50
40; Southern flour firm; moderst. " active:
common to fair extra Is 5006 SO: good "a
choice do e6 1898. Wheat steads; Ii 23@
Al for winter red Western; q 240i as for
amber dol 81 3501 so for white Western.
Corn l0llsc better; good demand; To
72tsc for steam Western mixed; 73lso for
sail do; 73ls 075c for high mixed and vel
low Western; 74076c for white Western:
7lc for Western mixed in store. Oats less
active; a shade easier; 38047c for
mixed Western and State: 45052c for
white 40. Coffee-RiO dull and nom
incl. Sugar quiet and steady re-
fined, in better request for export; l0lsc
tor standard A; i0ssc for grsnulsted and
quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet and nm.
changed: Tsllow heavy ct 81 09fse. Rosin
Urn 1r g u 8ooi 80. Turpentine frmer II
Leather unchanged; hemlock sole, Buedos
Ayfes kio Grsnde light middle and heavy
weights 26o28lAc: California do 25oUc;
commcn de 8o26i1c Wool firm; domes-
y, ,,c n Is saoese; p.I!sd NS46c; unwashsd
IX2MD IkAXX a.
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P. Dejan vs.. MIarcclin Lefroy.

EOURTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE pa
II Of Orleans, No 1880 BY virtue of an Ala,
Of heIi IA las to me directed by the honoral,
the above entitled cause, l will proceed 10 .
public auction, On SA URDAY, Oci ober 90 N
i've O'clock p. H.. At my warehouse, Nos a,r
Orleans street, b. tween Royal and Bourbon II,
described property, to wit '''
ONE WALNUT PARLOR SIT, consisting az
sofas, SIX chairs, two easy chairs, one tsbt
desk "''
Seized in the above suit
Terms-t ash on the spot.
ErGENE wAGGAMAy
ocl9 ~ II 80 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of M.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
KBw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE, I,

VsbNbspAf bShNIN6. OCtOOer ~.
The money market presented no material
change. fair demand for discounts wa
generally reported by the banks, while or
the street the inquiry was perhaps more
moderate, but with no change in quota
tons. Gold was in good demand, ruling
above the New York market. The move
ment, probably on account of its scarcity
was lighter than yesterday. In foreign
exchange, also. sales were moderate and
rates lower corresponding to the decline il
bills in New York, while New York sight
was in liberal supply and q shade lower
Nothing is reported in stocks, and only q
few sales of bonds, OF which the par ticulars
are reported below. The amount of old
State bonds and coupons funded by the
Board Of Liquidation today, as shown by
the treasurer's bOoke, was SIS $40.
We continue to quote collateral loans and
first class commercial signatures at oil y
cent y month; AL do at Ia a, and second
grade at l40-. First class mortgages
rule at 10 cent y annum; second grade
entirely nominal