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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-31

ART NOTES Hudson has noticeable
water-color in Schumacher's window. The
subject is the old willow in Cape Elizabeth,
and the treatment has a touch of Brket Foster
about it.
The exhibition at Sohumachers of pictures
from the easels of Ordway and Grant has be-
gun. The paintings are representative ones.
Mr.. Ordwav shows the results of his studies
and sketches in Maine, and Mr.. Grant goes to
Massachusetts for some Of his subjects. . The
collection is an interesting one and is COM
manding considerable attention.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-31

FRYEBURG CAMP Enthusiastically at a.
m. love feast and the sacrament of the Lord
Supper we're celebrated. AT 10 a. m. Rev. +.
Luce, presiding elder, preached from Rom. i,
16 II am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ
for it is the power Of God unto salvation to
every one that beheveth." Att. D, m. Mrs.
Trafton led the chlldren's meeting in Chestnut
street tent. At p. m. Rev. j. Colby preached
from Gal. vi, Is. For in Christ Jesus neither
circumcision availeth anything nor uncircum.
sision, but new creature AT 6. p. m. a
young peoples meeting was held in the Chest
nut street tent ATE p. m. an open meeting
for prayer and testimony was held at the stand
The sermons and services were of deep interest
and hundreds were at the affairs for prayer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-31

THE RECEPTIoN.-The committee on the re.
ception of the Nashua and Worcester City Gov.
ernments have appointed the following sub
committees:
The committee on the clam bake are Messrs
William Henry Millken. HI. f. Kurdish, Will
liam A. Winship, James S. Bedlow. The com
mittee of finance, having charge of the issue oil
tickets to the clam bake, are Messrs. w. HI
Milliken, M. N Rich and Charles E. Jose
The joint committee Of the City Government
and Board of Trade on the dinner, collation.
and music are Messrs. Hanno W. Gage, Henry
Fox, Captain Charles. Walker, Fred f. Hale
James E. Carter and George P. Wescott. The
reception committee is not made up as yet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-31

IT is best to buy your Carpetngs of b. Adam
& Son. 40 Exchange, corner of Federal
aup 7-d&wif
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HE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS at
New Haven, Conn.,, whose advertisement APP
pears in this issue of our paper, is designed to
afford young men who contemplate business
life thorough and systematic course of com
mercial training. The plan of introduction is
the attentive student to enter at once upon the
active duties of life. This institution is pat
ronized by young men from every section of
the country, and in all the principal cities and
towns of the Union may be found it's graduates
successfully engaged in business. The expenses
are sufficiently low to be within the reach of all
classes. and no better investment of time or
money can be made than in acquiring the
practical knowledge of business affairs there
impaired.
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TEMPT,ARS OF HONOE

At Templars' Hall, No. 1CO Exchange Street.
CoUNo1Lr-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. l. every Wednesday
evening.
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALES.
MORGAN & DOW,
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants,
saIesroom No. rs Exchange 50.
A. NJ. MORGAN. M. @. DOW.

Regular Sales of Furniture. Groceries and Genera
Merchandise every SATURDAY, at Salesroom No.
IS Exchange street, commencing at i0i O'Clock a. m.
Consignments solicited and prompt returns made.
Portland, May 18th. myl5dtf
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;rn S.rnn are sold and used with never failing
success sue 1t is an old and wel-tred remedy,
and has stood the test for years IL felieves
the child from pain, regulates the stohach anu
bowels cures wind collie, softsns the gums ana,
by giving rest and health to the child, comforts
the mother.
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THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews
Wentworth, Moses, n. b. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros on all traiHs that run out of the city,
At Biddeford, of Phillsbury
At Saco, of L. Holgdon,
At Waterve, of j. S. Carter.
At Bath, of j. .. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of French Bros, and Stevens 81 Co.
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Neuralgia and sndige stiOn for mine
years cured by eight of DIR.
QUain'S Condition Pills. Dyspep-
sla so bad that he could not bear
the smell of food, changed 10 a
rnliSE

MONTPELIER. VT, July 26, 1874
MIR. THOMAS w. LANE.-Dear Sir: For nine
years have been troubled with Neuralgia and Indi
gestion, and have taken every remedy that I could
hear of for the relief of my complaints, to no per
CONDITION PILLS, for which thank God and you,
for feel as well as ever did in my life, and have
the smell of ana Kind of food, it would turn my
stomach; but now can eat anything thai any ono
eat and it relishes, God bless the inventor of
world. S. j. WHEELER.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
Once Hours

Y. w. GODDARD POSTMASTER.
d. w. YORK ASSISTANT. POSTMASTER
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For Sale.

"A YOUNG JERSEY COW Just about 10 calye
"A For.particuars inquire at
ssSsas $50 FL Myrtle Street.
August 30th. aug3ld3t*
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MONDAY, August 3Oth, a valise was exchanged
Eastern Depot. Portland, a 1e-exchange can be
effected by calling at No. Casco streer. or by
addressing ST. w. G." Press Office.
aug3l DIFF
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The most extensive, thorough and complete insti-
tuition of the kind in the world. Eight thousand
graduates of this college in successful business
in the principal cities and towns of the United
States.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly- Henry NeiA ann,
Geo. Wolf, Geo. Scheurer, VIM. Gripke, each 81
and costs; Frank BIttner, $5 and costs; JAG.
Metcherheimer, $40 and costs; Margaret Howe,
30 days; Robert Iredale, b. e. McCarty, Henry
Meyer, dismissed; James Davis. continued To
July J; Mary Farrell, 8O days and $40: Julius
Osterhaus, IS and costs. -,.s.,o. .',. s.,1
Henry Thorpe, William Thorpe, vags, House
of Refuge; John Crowley, lettering, same !;
Alex. Jones, same, bond forfeited; j. g. POP
lock, forgery, dismissed; Thomas Burke, petit
larceny, dismissed; II. Goldblock, harb0ring
vicious dog, dismissed; III. w. Sanders, same,
Sb and costs; Fanny Kuhn, harboring lewd wo-
men. $40 and costs; .Lenna Pnster, Carrie
Smith, Josie Wilson, Jennie Williams, vags,
each $40 and costs; Antoine Long, same, 80 days
and SO; John Denber, assault TO wound, con-
tipued to. I'd July; Geo, Smith, abusing
family. 10 days and $25; Geo. Meier,
ysss @ - s. and % a costs; .,os: George Eiplsy,
weapons. ten daysl John Logan, thief, CON
days; ay csssR R RpSyis Jas D bsvi is e. xa e. alsasa sais
der, exhibiting gaming devices, continued to
missedi Geo. White, thiek sixty DAYS and SIS:
~ H. Magery, same, continued to July Sdj j.
conceded Weapons, IS and costs; Dennis Field,
Peter MulYeyt lettering, thirty days each; b.
Davis, John McDermott, John Green, same,
each disliissed; John Corners, same, 81 and
Seeg6is, same. thirty days and Is.
Assault and Battery-Jos Frnh, Jacob Wal
ter, each IS and costs; John Scully, thirty days
md 20; G. W. Miller, dismissed JOS MeCuie,
rs and costs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
-~-ssS->----
London Statistics Tall Fisures.

The metropolis of this British empire.
the largest city the world ever saw.
covers, within fifteen miles radius oil
Charing Cross, nearly TOO square mites,
and numbers, within these Doundaries
4,0v0;0O0 ighabitants. II contains more
Jews Than the whole of Palestine, more
Roman Catholics than Rome itself, more
Irish than Dublin, more Scotchmen than
Edinburgn. The port of London has
every day on its waters 1000 ships and
9OOD sailors. Upward Of ~ PERSONS IRE
added 10 the population daily, or 10000
yearly, q birth taking place: every 1--we
minutes, and death every eight min
Iutes. On an average, twenty-eigat
miles OF streets are opened, and 5000
new houses built every year. In its
postal districts there is a yearly delivery
OF oSSOoO,O ,OO0 letters. On the police reg
ister there are the names Of 100000
habitual criminals, increasing by many
thousands every year, More than one-
tnird of all the crime of the country is
committed III London, or at least brought
10 hght there. There are as many beer
shops and gin-palaces as would, ii their
fronts We're placed side by side, reach
from Charing Cross to Portsmouth, ads
tanceof seventy three miies, and 1900
druukerdss brought before its maxis.
tfates. The shape, open on Sundays
would form streets sixty Hisss. long, il
is estimated that there are above & mil,
lion OF The people who gre practically
heathen. wholly Aegiecting ''the ordi-
nances OF religion. AT least 90 addi-
tiOnal churches apd chapels would be
required for the wants Of the people.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

OWEN scuLLY, aged thirty-five, who
resides on Gest street, below Freeman,
near the chair factory, met with seri-
GUS accident this morning. He was at
work at Lick Run for John Daley IN ex-
cavating, when the embankmenC fell up
on him. He was dug out and 1t was
found that he had suffered compound
fracture of the right leg, Immediately
above The knee. He was conveyed In an
ambulance to the Cincinnati Hospital
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY GERARD or
dered the following prisoners to be dis
charged from custody at the County
Jail, as no indictments have been
found against them by the Grand
Jury for the crimes of, which they
were accused: John Sellman,
charged with robbery; John Mack, as.
sauit with intent to rob; Albert Windei,
adultery; James MILAN, burglary; Geo.
Cook, robbery: Edward Keogan, horse
stealing; Thomas Hale, robbery, Alfred
Douglas, illegal voting; John Hamilton,
robbery, and George Delespere, forgery.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
COMMISSIONERS CoRBETT.

What BE 7hinks Of the Worfhsngton Eau
a~d tts application to Ctssctnnats xasM-
tssttOnS.
The Worthington law has been the
subject OF a great deal Of comment among
city officials to-day.
Believing that Street Commissioner
Corbett would be the man most likely to
have some original views on that sub.
ject, a STAR reporter waited upon
him sat his place Of business, corner
OF Seventh aud Broadway, to obtain from
him an expression of opinion as to the
practicablity of the law in its applica-
tion to the Board of improvements.
Mr.. Corbett said that he was never
opposed to the Worthington law; that he
Thought 1t was q wise measure to re-
strain the tendency for going into
debt, but he thought 1t would have been
better to have waited until the city
could commence business on cash ba.
sis. ss
"WeH, what do you propose to do
about the matter nows The Court has
sustained the Auditor in refusing to
issue the proper warrants, and ii the
men are paid at all, 1t will have to be
done by the individual members OF the
Board Of improvements"
"The money will be got. That is all
that can say now"
....' aWill e suit Be b brought against the
81 can not say as to that yet"
"There is a statement that you pro-
pose to enjoin the payment Of the 20.
lice force. Is that trueW
Il don't propose to enjoin anything.
want to see every poor
man get his money. IF we
will only consider what would he
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
ztston and Biz Co. o-oonspsraso,s to BE- xx-

dtcted. 4ls..E
( BROOKLYN, June 80. = Mr. BeecheTs
lawyers claim to have sufficient evil
dence regarding the conspiracy to indiet
several persons and will Immediately
proceed to do so.
The Grand Jury meets July g., when
witnesses will appear to indics Dana,
son-in-law of Rev. DIR. BURLINGTON, Loa-
der, Tilton and Moulton.
II Is said Moulton promised Price to
take care of him il trouble came through
his corroboration of Loaders statement.
WHAT TILToN's LAWYERS SAY.
In conversation, Beach, OF Tiltons
counsel, said he had had nothing to do
with either Loader, Price or Leyse, and
could ascribe no motive for the action Of
the perjurers.
Tilon had no money. He Beach) had
received none since the beginning OF the
suit. AS TO opening another suit against
Beecher, counsel said he could not af-
dol d to 20 on without pay.
In an interview yesterday, Pryor, of
Tiiton's counsel, said Loader and Price
were both sc0undrels and felOns. No
action had been taken regarding their
statement until the matter appeared in
the newspapers.
Loader dictated his statement to Nor
ris' clerk, and every assertion was OF
bis own volition. Attempt was made
last eve to get counsel of both sides to-
gether to consider plans for withdraw
ing from record the perjured afiidayits.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

At one Of Moody and Sankey's recent
meetings In London, Mr.. Moody called
upon all those who wished 10 20 to
heaven to rise in their places. One at
ter another all the persons present got
up and remained standing, save one per-
verse sailor, who obstinately Kept his
seat. Fixing this ebdurate mariner
withShis eye, Mr.. Moody addressed him,
and asked II it could be possible he did
not wish to 90 to heaven also. eyes,
yOpr honor" responded Jack !;
81 wish to 60 to heaven" s'Theh
sssyor ssuss replied wsea yssk nsy s0yy sns
scrutinizing glance, "because / amt
going to ship with any such looking
crew As this n
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
LATEST LOCAL.

ALL societies and orders proposing to
fake a part. in the celebration of the
Fourth OF July, will meet in the Council
chamber tonight, where arrangements
will probably be perfected for q grand
procession.
The marriage of Col. Sidney D. Max
well, the efficient and genial Secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce, to Miss
Isabella Neff, eldest daughter Of Col.
Peter Rudulph Neff, took place at Col.
Neff's residence, in the Twenty,trst
ward, to-day.
q JOHN DENBER was arrested yesterday
and lodged in The Bremen-street Station
house on a charge OF assaulting one Geo.
Re Frintz>with intent to wound. His
1 case in the Police Court this morAing
was continued till the I'd Of July.
AFTER about two months waiting
members of the police force will be al
lowed another chance at the Watch
Fund tomorrow. They will receive six
weeks back pay. Itis claimed that the
Worth!ngton lazy does not apply to the
Delice force.
GEO. EPIaEY plead guilty in the Police
Court tsis morping to stealing four
hides. worth $50, and was sentenced to
n, days and fined 500. For carrying
EOuCcdlcA WCapouSs III but budp6 VI u
1arge open-blade knife, he was sent to
the ,Work-house for 10 days.
TANNEY KUHN, who runs q house of ill
fame on Elm street, and ter boarders.
Lima Pflster, Carrie Smith, Josie VIII.
SON and Jennie Williams, were arraighed
in the Police Court this morning, the
first named Tor harboring lewd women,
pnd the others for yagrancy. Miss Kuhn
deposited $40 and costs, and her girls
each $40 and costs.
SUPERINTENDENT SNELBAKER has re-
Geived Information from A. T.. Richards,
Major AND Superintendent Metropoli-
tan Police OF Washington, d. c.,
asking tor. the apprehension Of d
German man named Henry Lutz or
Blush. He is 45 years old, and has his
nose broken Iii the center. He Isl
wanted at Washington for forgery. z
that old and unsightly frame build
Ing, corner of Belts ana Central avenue,
Fsolong used by the blacksmithing de-
zpartment OF the Robinson Wagon Co, !.
has been abandoned by them, and the
5iorce, about coin number, now occupy
The handsome new building ON Laurel
etreet. Anthony Cook, the trunk man,
will build a fonr-story brick building Oh
ss1e site OF they Old shop, 10 be used Is q
warehouse. q 4, -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
THIS WAY MIR. GRANGER.


xno On0UsOeT. OF C0utNefco xnUfe9 the
Order to Make Its Headqwarters Hero.
On Change to-day Capt. Holloway read
the communication from committee
appointed at meeting OF citizens sug-
gesting that the Chamber Of Commerce
appoint a committee to actin connection
with similar one from the Board of
Trade to invite the Patrons Of Husband.
rY to locate their headquarters In this
the President announced that the SUBJ
ject was set for action, and suggested
that q motion was in order.
Hon. Richard Smith moved that the
Board of Officers Of the Chamber be made
the Committee. He could see no reason
for hesitating In the matter. The Gran
gers were q numerous and powerful ele-
ment, and the removal of their headquar-
ters here would be OF great advantage to
the business interests of the city.
Mr.. Bishop, who opposed the appoint.
ing of the committee when the commu-
nication was first received, was the
next speaker. He said: / regret that
this matter was ever brought before the
Chamber, feeling, as do, that its adop-
tton would not be q benefit but d great
damage to the community. was In
formed by one OF the gentlemen whose
5l6 uutulC 40 dppcHucu w tudb paper tuhb
he never signed it. I refer to Hon.
Josiah L. Keck. KEN.
feel as merchant that it is due TO
my fellow merchants to let them see that
l do not indorse the Granger movement,
nor do / propose TO say to the Granger
that want you to do away with the
country merchant and deal with me
direct. GruBgers are not making money
their own goods direct, for
The merchant who knows his business
will sell to another merchant cheaper
then he win to the grangers who do not
understand how. to buy.
Mr.. James M. Glenn was then called
for and said: am In favor OF anybody's
coming TO Cincinnati that will spend
money here. The firm that am a MEM
Der OF sells to the country merchant, but
we do not deny the right OF the Granger
to buy. where and when he pleases. Be-
cause do not happen to be interested
in this movement, do not believe in the
policy Of driving the Granger away and
thus keeping others from selling to
them.
The order will cutoff from It's regula-
lions what is Improper, and what does
not pay the members and retain what is
good; and 1 feel that 1t would be dis
creditable to this Chamber to fail to
pass the resolution or TO fall to encour-
age any proper movement that is to
bring money to the city.
The resolution was then carried by a.
large majority. .-A M.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
Fisher, the pitcher Of the Philadelphias,
YeatardaY and 40 aaH wa all -

Fisher, the pitcher OF the Philadelphias
yesterday, and so say we all.
The Carnival nine, which was organ
lied recently, consists Of the followinf
gentlemen: W.. 8. Grant, John Goodson
Deputy Marshal William Dawson, j. A
z. Sanford, Bose Sinclair, WIN. Maybery
Michael OBrien, Ed. Casey and William
day.
Some ofthe teachers In the Catholic
schools have been replaced by Sisters
who recently arrived from Germany.
The annual commencement of St. Wal
burg's Academy on Twelfth street tool
place yesterday in the large hall or the
institution. The exercises consisted d
vocal and instrumental music and two
dramas entitled "Das Wieder Gefundent
Kind" and "The Reverse OF the Medal
which were greeted with applause by tht
large audience present.
Johnny MCGOWAN, q lad about 18 yeari
Of age, was run over by the cars neal
Fifth and Main yesterday, and had hit
left leg fractured. DR.. Dulaney wal
however, that amputation may be neces
sary.
NEwPoRE
In the Police Court this morning Dan
lei Moran and Thomas Mclaughlin, fol
stoning the house Of james Welsh, were
fined 81 each. The case of Pat. Cans.
neid, for disorderly conduct was con.
tinued.
Steve Solar doesn't want his friends
TO Know that he bet on the Stars yester.
day, therefore we won't mention it.
Don't forget the grand inauguration
ball Thursday night.
A dividend Of 81, 200 has been declared
by the Directors OF the Newport and Gov.
ington Bridge Company for each Of the
cities. ~ lqI.
The Forty Thieves now congregate In
the vicinity of Johns Hill.
Judge Geisler yesterday dismissed the
case of the City of Newport VS.. the Gas
Company for the violation OF q. city or.
dinance by an employe Of the company,
who is said to have tampered with the
lamps.
Barracks ,lsews--LIeuG. nlley started
for New York this morning to report TO
take charge of q detachment OF troops
for the Platte. After this he will meet
his wife and child in Chicago, who will
accompany him to his new post OF duty
at Camp Harney, Oregon.-Four military
prisoners left for Fort Leavenworth yes
terday to serve two years. One musi-
clan was also ordered to connect himself
with the band at that place.--Lieut. N.
+. Cunningham returned from Chicago
yesterday .--Muster and general ;inspec-
ton OF the troops was held at the bar
racks this morning.-The troops will re-
ceiye their pay for May and fifteen days
in June.
W. II. Lyons, Esq, Of Dayton, has
sunk an artesian well ON his property
and has obtained pure, cold water.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
Csssoinnass Dry Goods Married.

CINCINNATI, June 80.
The srade is light at present as is usually the
case at this season. No essential change In
prices. rEia A& fiN S!E3sygS 4SE7s "a
PRINTs-Fancy grades are, worth &c; stand
ard Sas5sc, and low grades 7a7J1c per yard. s.
SHIFTING GsTRIPEs--American 3x3, 10c; Amer
ican. 6x3, lie. - 5'77
PLAID C0TT0Ns-Alabama, 12Kc; Augusta,
12xc; James River, 12Kc. II z -ls{iI'
i0-4 BLEAoHED SHEETtNGs - Lowell, 30c;
Allendale, askc; Pepperill, SIC; Utica, 4sHe.
TIoxINes -,Amoskeag A q A, 25c; Lewiston,
4-4, 26c; ConeetOga ca, l6o; Queen OF the W est,
16c. Queen OF the West X, zoe; Queen OF the
West Xxx, 2}c. = ~ zs'
BROWN tlantic A, 10xc; Long
Branch, 10,sc; Laurel Hili, i0c; Diinneola, l0c
Augusta, 91lc: Macon, exc. las 81
BLEACHED C0TT0Ns--New York Mills, l5kc;
Wamsutta, l5sc; Fruit OF the Loom. isc;
Lonsdale, lsc; Great Falls s, &c; Great Falls
Al, Sc; Great Fails a, yJsc. ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
Ftres.

QUINCY, ILL.,, June 30.-Geo. A. Mil
lei's store was burned last night. Loss,
Ss5,0O0; insurance, $4,000.
HELENA, ARK. June 30.-The Worlds
newspaper and job Office, the Indepen-
dents office and several other buildings
were burned to-day. The loss will reach
$4,000, on which their is partial insur-
ance.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI, june sO-2P. N

CINCINNATIs june 50-2 +. M.
GAd to-day 1171S. The local rates on silver
are ~ buying, and l0S selling, with limited
transactions. ssS d =, =. - -
S Eastern exchange is steady, with light re-
ceipts and good demand. 1t is quoted par al2p
premium buy ing, and I-10 premium selling,
Sterling exchanges IS firm and higher. 1t Ia
worth All sight, and ASS sixty-day bills, gold.
There is good demand for money to-day.
The banks discount freely at the usual rates.
and there is an ample supply in the open mar
ket at per cent on prime business paper "A
ASouthem r Railroad 7-SD bonds are in fair de-
mand, with sales at 1U4 and interest. Other
local securities are quiet aud steady.
Government securities are stesdy with NO
material change. The local demand is very
light. We quote the following latest New York
rates for tfr-aav.i3s sas+,ssIi a ffs.ti9 y IT