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being a marked counterfeit. He also
when he robbed the bank.
The Men: phis lourt.house Damaged
by Fire.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 8.
The damage to the Courthouse by
fire last night will probably reach
$l2,OOO. 1t VAS fully covered by in
surAnce. The fire vas the work Of an
incendiary, and VAS started in two
rooms in different parts Of the fifth
story.
Another Suit against Tweed.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.
Another suit was begun yesterday in
the name of the people against Tweed,
TO ecOver $933, $40, alleged to have
been f%raudulently paid on six warrants
certified to iIy Tweed, and which form
the principal allegations in the snit
against Peter b. Sweeney. An order
of arrest was served yesterday. return
able October Il. The bail was put at
81 ,0OO, 900.
AbLuctOrs.
PHILADEL1 HfA, Oct. y.
In the Quarter Sessions Court to-day,
Judge EIcOck sentenced Westervelt,
charged with bslug implicated in the
abduction Of Charlie Ross, to seven
years in the Eastern Penitentiary.
Arms for the Cuban Insurgents.
NEW YORK, Oct. g..
Mail advices from Kingston, Jamaica,
ns,s<Atnr n,s,ErtrS tl1u stafntnnpt that
the Cuban steamer Uruguay landed u
portion of her cargo, arms and NUM-
tionS tor the insurgents on the Cuban
Toast, before being discovered by the
Tornado and driven into Jamaica.
The Cimeimmasi Chamber of Com.
merce On the National Postal
Telegraph Question.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. Q.
The Cincinnati delegates to the Ma
tional Board of Trade in their report
% the Chamber OF Commerce recon-
mended the Chamber to use whatever
influence it has with members vi ,uu-
Kress to the end that tile General Gov
eminent purchase the existing lines
and manage the whole telegraph bust
ness OF the country. A resolution was
offered in opposition to this, declaring
that the Chamber does no commit it
self in favor of the project of the Ma
tional Postal Telegraph. This question
has been subject to many earnest dis
cus sions- on the floor of the Chamber,
which have been adjourned from time
to time without tina. action being
reached. The matter came up for
final disposition to-day and drew an
unusually large attendance of the
members. Considerable skirmishing
ensued, during which q motion for
further postponement was voted dow II
and the resolution against committing
the Chamber in favor OF the Postal
Telegraph was carried by q handsome
majority.
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8T&ALlN0A.

Thursday afternoon. about half past
4 o'clock, there Mas trouble in the Will
liams & Bixler House, North G street,
Virginia City. 1t seems that q MIR.
Crane met J.. g. Brenholdt la the
house, and accused him of Q criminal
Intimacy with Mrs. HornbrOok, upon
whom he considers he has . lien.
Brenholdt denied the accusation and
refused to have anything more to say
70 Crane. But the latter was dsterim-
ined to have q confession III Of Brsn-
holdt, and to this end he drew a pistol.
A scuffle ensiisd between them, aud
tho pistol was fred. without, however,
injuriug any one. Brenhold then raised
an alarm, aud upon the arrival of an
officer, gave Crane into custody. He
was taken before Judge Knox for =
preliminary examination, and placed
under bonds Of $1,000 10 appear and
answer the charge Of drawing and dis
charging . deadly weapon. BrenhOldt
Is . carinan ut the Consolidated Vir-
ginia mine.
A curious case Of total and instan.
taneOus blindness occurred 1t the ST.
ezra Nevada mine on Tuesday night,
which the Virginia reporters, says the
Lyon County Times, have failed to mo-
tice. We get our information from
Mr.. Durham, employed ut the new
shaft. He says that Mr.. Wilcox, the
engineer At the works, first expert
enced . curious feeling In the right
eye, and . moment after put his hand
up before 1t and found to his astonish-
ment that he could not sec. He turned
to mention the fact to some one stand
inu i,v. whun the light suddenlv faded
from the left eye. and he was in total
dsrkness! He was Immediately taken
perfectly blind. No good cause can be
assigned for the fact, as he was in good
health, and possessed extraordinary
clear vision before this sudden and Ia
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Closing Out at Cost.

REING DESTROYS OF THOROUGHLY
ID reDovating, repairing and charging our
store before the cold weather sets in, we have
determined to close out during the present
mon,h our entire stock of goods AT COST.
,hls is no idle assertion, rs people will be
abundantly convinced by calling to examine
our prices. 1he goods comprise an sssort-
mcnt as complete aud fashions Bile ~ any
ever brought to this market, snd VIC assure
our friends and tho public generally that we
are prepared how to offer better goods at
lower prices than was ever before presented
in this State. Now is the time to secure good
bargains by calling ut our store. South Main
street. opposite odd Fellows new building.
AUNT HANNAH,
off MISS CASEY.
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FoREICN N w 8.
The Cholera in India -Miscellane.
Gus.


LONDON, Get. 0.
The Bombay Times reports a severe
outbreak of cholera in the province If
LysOre.
A dispatch from the Hague snnoun-
csS that the Venezuelan Minister
Plenipo entisry and Secretary left
there on Saturday for Brussels. The
announcement derives impt rtance
from The known relation between the
countries and suggests the inquiry
whether the movement noted indicates
n rupture Of Diplomatic relations.
Diplomatic circles say probably not, as
in such cases usually there Is no at
tempt at secresy.
The Stock Exchange Is animated.
There is considerable excitement in
foreign markets, particularly in the
various issues Of the Turkish loan.
BELGRADE, Oct. o.
1t is reported that the new ServisD
Ministry il formed and that the MEM
Der. belong to the peace party.
Martial Law in MOntevideO.
LONDON. Oct. 8.
A dispatch from Montevioeo an
nOunces that martial law has been pro-
claimed there.
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occasionally made loans on army and
navy vouchers, but all have been paid,
and the last loan made to Pinney on
S~paulding's certificates was paid in
full on The I'D of March last. The
bank officers assert they had no
knowledge of fraud either in vouchers
or certificates in connection with the
Naval Office until after Pinney had
run away and the newspapers had
published the facts.
U. ). Circuit Judge Lorenzo Sawyer
leaves for Carson City, Nevada, To-
morrow, to hold court i'm that circuit.
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WHITE PINE INTELLIGENCE.


BEING CIvILIZED.-Last Spring far.
mer Gheen furnished an Indian with
a pillow and n few farming implements,
and put him on n piece of ground at
Duck Water, where the Indian put in
n crop of barley and harvested it.
Thursday last the Indian and his
came to town in y twO-hOrse wagon,
which..was loaded with barley. 1t was
quite amusing to see him rushing
about town trying to find u purchaser
for his load of barley. There would
have been no trouble to sell It at the
market price -four cents but he waited
around all day trying to get five cents
per pound. Towards evening we saw
him at u Of the stores, where he sold
his load, and was buying flour, clothing,
boots, shoes, ETC., and seemed to tie
using very good judgment in making
his purchases.
STAGE ACCIDENT. - Monday last,
when the stage coming from Phoebe to
this place had got about = mile and q
half this side OF Doc. EllisOn's ranch,
on White River, the stage WA up,et
into u ditch about five feet deep. The
road being very narrow, and badly cut
up by the biz freight teams that are
Christianity travelling over it, is the
cause assigned for the accident. There
we've four passengers in The stage ut the
time of the upset, all of whom es-
c.ped with only a lew bruises and a
lively shaking up. with the exception
OF Harry Strout. smelrer at the Ham.
ilton Mining aud Smelling Company's
furnace, who received several cuts on
his forehead and face. Harry says he
feels thankful that matters were no
worse. ,
PROSPECTING TRIP.-A PARTY Of gen.
tlemen, consisting of Hon. Thos. Roi =
inson, Gen. Cad walader, 4. W. Tay.
lor and Alex. Mckenzie, are making
preparations for a prospecting trip to
El Dorado canyon, on the Colorado
river. Their intention IL to examine
some of the old and abandoned mines
in that locality. They propose to leave
here the latter part OF the present
month. and return in about six weeks.
On leaving here they will go to Groom
district, thence to the Big Timber
mountain, some seventy miles from
Groom and from there to lei Dorado
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Herald, commenting on the sudden
death Of American Girl, the world-re-
nowned stopper, says: "If there is in
deed = horse heaven she has gone to it.
There she will meet with Bucephalus,
with tho horses Of Achilles, with
Bslaam's ass, RosinAnte, Dapple and
all the mighty steeds OF antiquity, to
sport with them in fields OF immortal
bloom and feed upon celestial oats"
Celestial bats il good.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
RiIIer. h EmbeExler, Gives Fail
kenteace of Kuchel. the hoy
stock Operator.

RilI~r. the Embexxier. Gives Fail
kenseace of Kuchel. the BOY
stock Operator.
SAN Francisco, Oct. o.
Miller, alias Woodruff, the de ault-
ing Secretary OF the Contract and
Finance Company, to-day gave bonus
in the sum Of 465, 900 on four indict-
ments for embezzlement. His bonds
men are Chas. Geddes, s. NJ. Foster,
rhos. Day, w. T., Stevens. &. Il. Leav.
lit, j. Is. Piper and X. Hawkins, OF
Ssn Francisco; and Lewis Winters, uf
sacramento.
Cha>. Kuchel, the boy stock opera
tor. came up for sentence In the Mimi.
opal Court to-day. An effort Was
made by his counsel In mitigation. and
it Was attempted To he proven by the
testimony OF the prisoner that he was
under Y and should be sent ~ the
industrial school. A policy OF lite in
surance was, however, produced, in
which he gave his age AZ over 20 years.
&. W. Fox, his former employer, stat.
ed that the principal part of Kuchel's
embczzlement Was embraced in 1000
shares Of California, worth about
$5y,OOO; that he had turned over to him
horses, carriages and furniture to the
amount ot about $1,000, which was all
the restitution he had made. 1t was
shown that Kuchel Was first employed
by Fox at $50 per month and was Of.
terward promoted to be stock clerk at
$50 per month, out Of which Kuchel
had to support his mother and sister.
The Judge sentenced him to five years
in the ~penitentlary. He will probably
10 over Monday. Kuchel MAS affected
to tears while he was making his state.
inent.
A False Rumor COrrectcd-Judge
sawyer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. o.
It having been reported that the Ma.
tional Gold Bank and Trust Company
had lost heavily by fraudulent vouch-
ers OF Geo. M. Pinney, late clerk Of
Naval Paymsster Spaulding, tho pres
ident and cashier of the bank state
that 1t has no such vouchers, or any
Government vouchers og certificates OF
indebtedness. and that 1t has not lost
one dollar by loans on the same, or by
Pinney individually. The bank has
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A New Incorporation. - There
we're filed in the Office of the Secretary
of State at Sacramento, the other day,
the articles Of incorporation of the Pa
citc Refinery and Bullion Exchange,
organized to engage in the assaying,
refining, and trading in precious and
useful metals and ores. Capital 8 l,000,-
900, in shares of 81, 900 each. Directors:
James G.. Flood, William S. O'Brien,
James G. Fair, George r. Wells and
James H. Eager. The principal place
of business will be in San Francisco.
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AT q recent Connecticut fair several
bottles Of native wines were set before
the "wine-tasting COMMITTEES" for pre-
miums. There Mas great diversity of
opinion and u warm discussion, fol
lowed by intense disgust when 1t was
found that . wag had filled all the bot.
ties from the same barrel.
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AFFECTED.-The White Pine NcUs
gives John Kittrell . dig below the belt
rs follows: AFTER reading Attorney
General Kittrell's explanation Of the
Brandley LYMAN Forshay matter, a.
published in the Virginia Enterprise
Of the Sd instant, John Conger, an old
friend of Kits, tainted dead away, and
Marcus Shultz wept like a child, at the
idea Of Kittrell's moral sensibilities
having been shocked"
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PRIVATE SECRETARY. The Alta
publishes Q report that Charles l..
Perkins, OF Petaluma, is to DO private
secretary to Governor Irwin. Charley
was once State Printer in Nevada, and
is a very social, clever gentleman. We
would be glad to see him get that po-
sition in the new Governors house.
hold
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RD0EsToN.

Il II reported In San Frxncisco that
Senator Edgerton has determined to
cast his lot with the Democrats hence
forth; aud his announcement to Q
Bulletin reporter that he does not in
tend to resign bot on the contrary will
claim bis ssst la the Senate gives torcs
70 the rumor.-Cdrson Tribune.
Whom Edgerton was here, not long
since, Ne thought we could detect indi-
smEious sf . desire on his part to
1.chop." He seemed to realize that the
Independent party having no national
sxistsncU could never amountto much,
and we are quite certain that 1t was with
. view to the future that he declined to
take the stump for that organization In
the late campaign. We have NO OBJ.
jsction to his coming back into tho
Democratic fold. provided that he does
not demand the seat Of Senator Sar-
gent ~ an induoement for the change
Of base. The greatest trouble we can
. ahead for the Democracy 10 likely
70 result from rapid accessions to its
ranks. It would be far better for the
country II political parties could al
ways be kept evenly balanced. When
al Of the Republicans join the Demo-
cratic party, ~ seems not improbable
In the Q . future, we fear the grand
old party" may also become corrupt.
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w r UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
TELEcRAp. MONEY ORDERS.

THIS COMPANY IS PREPARED TU
transmit money by telegraph to. all
points en- tho Pacific Coast. and to all princi.
pal cities and towns throughout the United
States. For terms. apply to Local Agents.
je5tf
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EUREKA COUNTY has 5000 inhabit-
ants. lOS miles Of railroad, 10 furnaces,
) quarts mills and an assessmont-roli
amounting 70 t2,802.800. The Asses-
eor's report shows . marked increase in
wealth, population and material pros.
periey, ell Of which We are pleased to
note.-Piocke Record.
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DIED.

Austin, Oct. 6-Louisa. daughter Of Samuel
and Ellen ar. inson, aged 3 years.
Virginia, Oct. 81. ID. Mesgher. aged Al
years.
Phoebe, Oct. Mrs. A. NJ. Miller. wife of N,
NJ. Miller, aged 40 years.
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Police Commissioners.
NEW YORK, Oct. Q.
John Dolan, arrested n the murder
er OF Mr.. Noe, admits pawning the
latter's watch, but his story as to hin
possession thereof proves false, and the
police believe that he is the real muir
derer.
1t is . generally accepted fact that
Mayor Wickham has served notices
Of removal on, or asked for their resig-
nation, Police Commissioners Matzell,
Disbrecke and Voorhees,, on the old
charges of John ID. Townsend, which
have been the feature Of legislative in
yestigation.
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BORN.

October 6-Wifo of 7. +. nanly. a
son.
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A. N. HiLLHOUsE. ". II. DAVENPORT
HILLHOUSE Il DAVENPORT,
TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN
"a the odd P ! new building up stairs
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Our Fur Department

Comprises. Minks. Sable. Asuacb.p ,na
Hudson Bay.
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The Domestic Department

Is full Of the very best makes, at very Low
prices.
White and Colored Blankets, Comforts. H.
in all sizes and qualities.
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The Undertaking Department
Is repiete with everything a lady could VII,
for.
Ladies' Gauntlet and two-button Kid Glo,.,
in all colors and .izes.
Silk Ties. Ribbons. Laees, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-06
THE DUELLO.
An Affair of Honor ut ~, Louis
Assumes u Queer Phase.

AhAuuleh u kueeE AAhHes
Sr, LOUIS, April 4,-JournalistiC cir
cles in this city have been excited for day
or two over the rumors Of an impending
duel between Mr.. Hyde, Of the Republican,
and Stiles HutehinS, editor Of the Times
and Dispatch, and member Of tho LcgiSla-
turc. The facts in tho matter transpired
to-day. II seem that HutchinS, tosllence
tho opportunities Of lady friend who in
sisted that he should fight Hyde on nc.
count OF the latter's fierce attack upon him
In the Republican, wrote out q formal
challenge to Hyde, which no intrusted to
friend to show to tho lady, but not to go
any further. Then note fell into tho hands Of
Gen, ]. o. Shelby, late Of the Confederate
army, and Shelby instantly conveyed il
to Hyde. As soon az HutGhinS found
that tho note had been Sent TO Hyde, he
sent another friend to that gentleman to
say that he must not take any notice Of
tho challenge II contained, because II was
never intended to DO delivered. Hyde,
however, had declined to accept the chal-
lenge in tho usual form, but sent an invi-
tatiOn to HutChins to consult his own
convenience az to the timO, place and
manner IN which to seek satisfaction by
an attack upon him. In tho meantime,
Gen. Shelby learned Of lIutchinS' action
in sending friend to explain away his
challenge, and being tlevotee Of tho code
OF honor In its striCtest sense, con-
ccivcd that II was now his duty to
both whip IIutchins for his cOwarIlice,
and offer to fight Hyde In Case that
gentlemen should insist upon carrying
out tho CORY programme. Gen. Shelby
has not yet chNstised lIutchinS, but liz
has sont q note to Hyde announcing his
readiness to take up and pursue the quar-.
rel In case the challenged party shall in.
siSt upon tho letter Of tho code. The
whole thing ia regarded by wcll.lnfOrned
parties as a conspiracy on tho part Of tho
ring. Hyde has been fighting for y long
time, IL draw him into fatal difficulty.
Hyde will not fight duel, but no can bo
depended on to defend himself effectively
IN ease Of an attack, and those who know
him beat believe that lle will not require
much pretcxt to begin lostilities himself
at the first opportunity The affair
creates much interest here, and Ia not I'm
likely to reach u serious result before
| long,
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The Reason Why Men WIN Not
Marry.

g.. w., VI. -
N says v . Ne y d aork paper;
H GeT ~, a0,A S StSW W WIN tlch unmA'
r. "S.;n ne, ~ t .;,1 y ue expense Sl sup
P'iLus I's' '.Iee NY gGLIeFales' t9sfe y
OG ;o ~ 1s s.,d S dNd avenue no.s
w. %Ho a", ."I IH - S@VyOV year, anu sun
~ S ;"yS ~ SGn auoru 70 set hlAtlicH'
~ - psoIu ,ss'9w, anu says, Us IS'hs.e
rn an n1San nass slo eest horses, Inc oeS'
OS Ti anu aSn, DI5' pSA ~ !ae HPG VS. ..,l az
,,o,,il nuOH.u III mar .'i'I' "e sn'1, =,
woG!u ASNs W sum- H'!se'' VI "'S'uF""
iuy tISoIe' w,. ,I
aIW oT ~ mat aSA t, ~, .[isn I'LL. ,n1
III, ven, now Sone iH1o I tnS PH' tu, a'u
~ snow you; louSSe, lauiCs s aFs e% ,'i,,NL
agahs noTaaays. lhey ufess So - 5u',.
more than IN LuT ,;P ,h ,noH'au MY E EI
wear ula H1;, s nv S WUs s, ~ LII
JnSC aaI ni, III ~" "U3 t"rs Nv Tn'
ursssS' asCS nn ST n oG ,ran aus mn, IVY ~ ~
sOuu, Ina TUuu I ~ Wt ~ a: W." nmt " "
~ ~ Uu. "S.;anS business 81 '' AssP Jul u
va an S 80" Soa S ,Sat al, ,ho.o9y Ia ,.;l
noin;rg ~ ~ Ssy sh;onaS ' oNIIo. "' '3'u'
aYas NO 'O '"'
NVeII aha b,s or , sIOo ror;o.od ,v,,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Flour-Firn; SprinI
extra sold Ut 3i76a4 so; white winter IS rs
Wheat-Demand faiF and prices advanced
No. spring 81 OAK; No, fresh 99G; reg
ular 97IC bid spot or seller April; SlOlS
seller May; 81 OK seller June; No, 8, 9S9tc
rejected S5aSGc. COFn-Demand active AMI
prices advanced; No. ? mixed regular 60Ae
fresh II lSA79o spot; 77JSu bid seller May
rejected 70a70ISc. Oats-Demand fair ant
prices advanced; No. regular 5s7Sc spot
G99So bid seller May; 69JGO seller June; 70
jeCted5sc. Rye-Demand active and prices
advanced; No. l, $lOSat 05, with 20 storage
Barley-AOtivO; No. 2, 81 OS spot; 81 05IIS sci
Ter April; 81 90 seller May, Clover Seed
Steady; prime medium 81 20aB 70. Pork
Active at $29 0Oa29 10 spot; $99 IS seller
June. Lard-Strong aud very active al
SIS SIN spot; $40 10 seller May; SIS 55a
10 57IS seller June. Bulk MCats-DGmand
active md prices advanced; shoulders sac
short rib middles 1870; short clear l9Ci
these prices IRE for loose spot Whisky
Dull ind nominal at Sill.
..-On call board wheat was unchanged,
Corn was higher ut 7Sa7S1Ic seller May;
779ta779GC seller June. Outs ut 6SNa59C
seller April; $50 seller May, Pork easier at
$92 Is seller June. Lard Sl5 AN seller
May,
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BALrlMoRR, April b. Flour,-;Stcadyt
western superlinO 81 25a4 70; do extra So W
NJ IgyI; do family 81 jOaU %. Wheat
Firmer; No. amber western u ~; No.
red 81 Is; No. ., 81 26at ~. COrn-QuieI
and firm; western mixed SIC. Oats-Quleti
white western ISa7Oo; mixed 66aO7c Rye
Firm ut 81 O6al 10. COIlee-l0HlVc. Hay
Dull; Pennsylvania aud Maryland 81 VI
aga on. Whisky-QulCt At 81 l4ai 10. Pro
visiOns-Firm. POrk--S?2 80. Bacon
Shoulders 9XC; clear rib l3c. lard-Firm
Of I6at6Ac. Butter-Dllll; western tub and
roll 100. l'etrolcum-NOminally al UjGa7c
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TRANSPORTATION.

Daily, Except sunday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY 4,ELEGRAPH,
New York Money ana Nloclts.

NEw YORE, April 6-MoSEY-opened
easy at ga per cent, but Just previous to
the close per cent was paid; tho final rule
was Quo per cent Prime mercantile paper
is scarce and sells quickly at 6lIa7p per cent.
STERLING ExCiTANuis-StrOng ut $i.S5
for 90 days, and $3.50 for sight.
GoLD-Opcned at Tag, advanced to
lax; and closed at 1i4sG. Carrying rates
were LA per cent. Gold loans on time Are
quoted ut IsnK per cent for 80 days use, IA
X per cent for 20 days, 9SaH per cent for
90 days, KaA per cent for four months, 9ial
per cent for six months, and iMalN per
cent for all the year. The Assistant Treas
trer diSbarsed $4,000. Clearings, Sill
100000 Custom receipts, s6O5,0OO.
a..