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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-29

Mr.. BRIsTow, in reply to the Presi-
dents letter of the 18th, relieving him
of all obligation of secresy in testifying
before the Congressional Committee in
reference to Cabinet conversations, says
that. Notwithstanding the Presidents
permission, he still maintains the posi-
ton taken by him when before the
committee, viz, that all conversations
between the President and heads of de-
partments on official matters are con-
fidential and privileged, and that the
privilege exists not 80 much for the
protection of the parties Immediately
concerned, as for the interests of the
public service. He will, therefore, as at
present advised, refuse to answer the
committees questions upon this SUBJ
ject.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-29
CURRENT TOPICS.

A DISPATCH was received from Gen.
Crook on the 18th, dated Camp on
Goose Greek, 18th, saying that the hos
tile Indians were encamped on the Lit
tie Horn, near the base of the noun
tains, and in the opinion of the General
the Indians outnumbered his force three
to one. Gen. Crook signifies his inten-
ton to cooperate with Gen. Terry.
IT was reported ON the 10th that
800 Cheyennes had left Red Cloud
Agency to join the hostile Indians in
the North. Gen. Merritt, who was I'M
der orders to Join Gen. Crook with the
Fifth Cavalry from Fort Laramie, was
instructed to intercept them if possible
As the Indians had about two days the
start of the troops, it was not consider
ed probable that they could be over
taken.
The official reports at the War
Department state that General Custer's
body was not mutilated in the least,
but that Captain Tom Clusters heart
was cut out and carried away.
"A DISPATCH from Fl. Laramie, 18th,
says: A courier just arrived from Red
Cloud reports that on the 10th inst.
Gen. Merritt intercepted the 800 Chey-
ennes and Sioux who had left the
agency to join the hostile bands against
Crook and Terry, and drove them back
to the agency.
"A COURIER left Gen. Crooks camp
on Goose Creek on the 10th, and ar
rived at Fort Fetterman on the 22d. |
The command had moved seven miles
north, to another branch of Tongue |
River, near the Big Horn Mountains,
where it will camp until the Fifth Cav
airy reaches it, about the 5th of August.
Gen. Crook expects then to form juno
fion with Gen. Terry's command and
make a decisive movement.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-29

A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 10Th
says: Gov. Chamberlain, of South
Carolina, arrived here to-day and had
consultation with Secretary Cameron
and Attorney General Taft, regarding
the recent trouble at Hamburg in that
State. The Governor was fully in
formed as to what the views of the
General Government are upon this
affair, and they are substantially
to the effect that the State of
South Carolina should execute its laws
and bring to prompt trial and punish
ment khe parties who are guilty of hav-
ing melted riotous demonstrations and
murders just reported. The subject
will, without doubt, receive full consid-
Grafton at the next Cabinet meeting,
the impression being that the Admins
tration intends to insist upon the State
laws being executed in this particular
case.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-29

The majority report of the House
Committee on Naval Affairs strongly
condemns Secretary Robson for trans
ferring the funds of the Navy to the
London house of Jay Cooke, McCul-
loch & Co., and for sundry other al
legged illegal acts and favoritism in ap-
pointments, etc. The report says it is
due to say that there is no evidence that
Secretary Robson has profited by any
of the alleged frauds and wrong prac-
tees, although the fact that he had in
innate relations with certain parties
who sold contracts, can not be over
looked. The report recommends that
the testimony be referred to the Judi
ciary Committee, with instructions to
consider whether or not the facts en-
brace sufficient grodnds for impesch-
ment, etc. The Republican members
of the Committee will adopt minority
report, acquitting Robson of all
charges of intentional wrong or of per-
sonal dishonesty, and only admitting
that some of his subordinates have been
guilty of carelessness and negligence.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-29

THE Missouri Democratic State Con-
vention, which met on the 10Th, nomi-
mated the following ticket: For Gov
ernor, John S. Phelps; Lieutenant
Governor, Henry C. Brockmeyer;
Treasurer, Elijah Gates; Secretary of
State, Michael K. McGrath; Auditor,
Thomas Holiday; Register of Lands,
Jas. E. McHenry; Acknowledgement,
Jackson L. Smith; Supreme Judge,
John w. Henry; Railroad Commission
ers, James Fl. Harding, John S. Marina
duke, John Walker.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
IL This Fair!

1t was happy thought of the President
to request representative men of both par
ties to 60 to Louisiana to watch the count
of the vote from the turbulent parishes of
that State. and their departure tended
to allAy the excitement throughout the
trust as Judges. and tacitly bound
themselves calmly to await the count
and judicially to announce it. What are
we to think of the Democratic delega-
tiOn-Palmer, McCreary, Stevenson. nc
Donald, Julian, DOolittls and Trumbull-
holding a partisan meeting at Louisville,
repeating bits of the speeches OF the cam
paign, and 'exprAesing confidence in Cover
nor Tilden's election and the desire Of
the whole people to have him insugr.
rsted9' What business have they, after
promising to act impar,ially as judges
of an election, to announce their de-
cision even before they arrive on the
ground, and declare what the people
Of the United States "deairel" Two or
three of these men are Governors; two or
three more are members or eX-members of
the United States Senate; all are familiar
with public lite and with official duties. 1t
is indeed q depressing circumstance that
such men are unable to perceive the dis
honor of thus prostrsting their judicial
functions. 1t is not q matter of surprise that
Palmer should play the demagOgue on all
occasions, but something better might have
been looked for from Trumbull and Julian.
But if these men can not travel without
disclosing the violent partisan how can it
be expected that they will act impsrtially
and fairly after they get to New Orleansl
Let it be hoped that the Republican delega-
ton will have the decency to keep their
thoughts and determination" to them.
selves, at least until they have examined
tho vote.-Nesc Fork Graphic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

mixed4sc. oats-D-maud fss!; No . 3sk 0s2hc.
Bye firm; coke. Barley 40iet osud unchareeH.
Whisky steady; 81 o. Pork eaSler; new SIG ~
Lard 6r0; 9xc. Bulk meats firm " 6A O6tc ana
8k08kc for shoulders to clear rib and clear sides
Bacon *07hc, 9k 09hc fer shoulders, ck ar ri1
and clear sides. Hoes- Yerkers packing - 'UO
s.; fancy s6. Cattle stessy; demand fair for
CINCINNATI NOvem l6.-FlOur In fslr demao9
and firm; family S5 5O05 %. Wheat quiet ana
ste ady; red 81 is0l Is. Corn dull new 4o0s &c
Oats dull at 3O037c. Bye quiet and steady at 6Sc;
Barley dull prime fall OIL os. Pork scarce and
arm; new 81 DIG Is. Lard in good demand and
s.eady ut lOhc kettle l0k 0l0xc. Bulk m. afs In
good demand; sales in salt lo0isc. Clear rib sides
SJ508.2sc; clear sidAs g.. Bacon quiet; should 70
Ike clear Id sides 81 Q91sc; clear sides 81 O9Ac:
Wbisky plenty and ia tar DE- maDd. Butter III good
demand; iullIprces for choice grades. Hogs firm.
acti, and gaer fair to COCO Light and oP packing
CHICAGO November 49, Flour in good demand
at fu i prices; Western EXTRA sprtng 81 1906 Is;
winter extra ss0s rs. wht at g i've, firm and
higher: No. 2 Chicago sprhg 81 lslt al l2k each;
81 1873 Decent er; 8 Is January. Corn active,
f,x. and h gnel 45,hc cash; 45c November; Akc
December; 44c all the year. Oats shade higher;
32kc cash; $3.50 December; Sac January. Bye
firm; 6lkc. Barley weak; 15c. PORK steady aud
firm; SIG Dectmber; sls 70 all the year. Lard
Bulk meats firm and unchanged Whisky 81 o..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

NEW YORK. November 16.-Money dull; offered At
2. S'arlng quiet at 81 SAG. Gold STEADY at IO9s
Ol09ss. 6Overnments dull ard bette; new fyes
uIA1ll2as. States quiet and nominal.
SUB trr.s1ry ossnces-0od, e52,437, 1885, cur.
The sub treasurer paid out on account of in.
tereat S64 600: for bonds, 614O0
Customs rec ipts, $435,OoG.
Cotton W. Az aud irrgu ar sales Gil bales mid.
HyDg upiands IL 3-l6c; cOnsO hdsted net receipts
oo4 bai-t; exp rs to Great Britain 81 1865; to
France Is lil to the continent 43l4
Cotton weak and irregular; net receipts 1872 Ia es
gross 42l6.
futures closed barely steady; sales s2soo ba,e.
as follows: November II 1870; December IL = a
II 29.:2c January l2c; February IL ..l6c; March
II lI-320l2hr; Apri. IL Use; May IL ll-l6c;
june 2asc: July 1876
Flour SHADE fl mer for shipping grades; little
bett. busln d0ing for xpO, T. su crime Western
and State 81 5OG550 Southern flour shade nrm.r
for low grades. Wheat lac better for spring:
incr. ased O, port m nd more dong for nilllug
81 SO for winter red Western. Coru SHADE
Armer; moderate iIade and home demand, also
some speculai6n and inquiry: 5806Ohc for new
grades Western mixed; Sic for poor old white
Southern. oats op-ned hriner; clo'ed dull;
and very firm; 81 0l0bc or fai' to good r. fini ns;
II fined aull 1t he Tor standard. Molassts
quiet. scarce and very firm; new crap New Orleans
cold It 59a63c +, T. cd TO choice ice unchanged.
Ia low heevy. R5su firm r: - 25G2 30. 1urpen.
tine easier. Pork quiet and firm; mess S17 nk.
Lard OpeLed h avt and aft4r~ard closed III M
prime stesm II 0ll.lOc Whisky quiet; 81 09h.
freigh,s to Liverpool nrmer for grain
ST. LOUIS, November l6-FlOur firm and un-
changed. Wheat Demand fair; No. red fall /
el 29as; No do 81 10. Corn active and firm; No. !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
Ioo.rmusp y.sn vnsF rAeE.l

m Shravsbury. He returns to London TO-
az hsvine received an urgent telegram
from his colleagues
xxeokNueof the SDinoers.
The Press Association states that the mas
tar sninners of north and northeast Lanes
shire have resolved to carry into effect
general lookout on Monday. Previous IN
form alton, however, is chat Q meeting OF
operatives will be held on Sunday to decide
vhetber the masters termO shall be accept
ed absolutely, - the masters require.
R1arisee
The ship City of Manchester last OF
Okaby with all hands except the captain
and steward, was formerly the steamer
City of Manchester, Of the anHan Line ana
converted into Q sailing vessel. Inree
hundred and twenty lives were lost.
Trosps ter he East.
The latest Trustworthy but unofficial re,
turns show that twenty-one bstaiilona OF
infantry, seven regiments OF csVairy ac0
eighty gune have been already tolled ior
the East. should their services Dc necec-
sary for the protection of British INTEREST.
The Porte,s Objections - the Conference
The Pail EaH Gasetse this afternoon
atatas that M to this morning the Forte'e
objections to the conference had not oeen
re,noyed, The same journal in leading
editorial says that it believes Russia In
tends war. She is prepared to insist upon
claims which che believes the Porte Will
refuse and il getting ready to impose them
by force. The situation, it says, ie but LITTLE
different from what 1t would be If for the
word armistice, the words Russian de-
msrds of reform we're submitted. and the
Ignatieff ultimatum thus modified were
still lying before the Porte.
Turktsh Army Movements.
A Reuter- telegram from Rsgusa ssye:
The Turkish army of Albania has scattered.
A portion under Deverish Pasha has been
ordered to Bulgaria and the Danube, and
fifteen battaliOns to CODstaRtinOple. The
remainder stays in Albania. Moukhtar
Pasha has left Trebigne tor AlOakis.
Proceedings tor Manslasghter Against
Sea Captain.
HAMBURG, November 1.-THE public
prosecutor has instituted proceedings
against the captain of the Franconia for
manslsughter. He was recently discharged
BY the English courts for want of juriSdic'
ton.
Narrowing Down epanish Rights.
MADRID, November I6.-At yesterdays
session of Congress, the Minister OF the In.
terior. introduced bill restoring the cleo
toral Law formerly prevalent in spain: This
bill abOlishes universal suffrage, abollshes
voting by departments, and grants suffrage
only to persons paying certain amount OF
taxes, and to members of certain PROBES
atoms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l6, 1876.

superior U1Stf1ct Court
City of New Orleans vs.. John A. Peel
Default set aside.
State OK rel. c. c. Harwell vs. Auditor
George B. Observation-Disclosures made
| peremptory that defendant issue warrants
| for three vouchers OF the Committee OF
| COntiL gent Expenses of the House, amount
| ing to 1885. Demand against G. L. Hal
| dismissed.
Charles LANCE vs. F. Fl. johnson ct al
Private markets (Washington) Henry
Dours committed for ten days for contempt
Same vs. Joseph Abadie ct al.-Isidort
Dours and Mathew Roques committed fol-
ten days for contempt. }. r. Roude dis
charged on purging himself.
Society Of the Sons OF David anc Daugh
| tiers Of Rebecca VS.. Laiabe Pemmbrick.-
Petitioners allege they purchased a lot and
tomb in Girod Street Cemetery, and thai
defendant, claiming to be director OF the
society, will sell the property unless re
strained. Injunction issued on $500 bond
Superior Criminal Court.
State vs.. W. Blaffer. E. Benidlct, B. P
Blanchard, w. L. Catlin and D. j. NJ. A
Jewett Motion to quash Indictment by
grand jury of November 4, against Blanch
ard, Catlin and Jewett, charged with Gu
formation of perjury as the otiens. charged,
if ever committed at all, was oHmltted
before United States commissioner IN the
United States Customhouse, and therefore
the United States courts have sole jurisdic-
ton, and this court is without jurisdiction.
There is no such offense known to the law,
and the charge does not amount to an Of
Tense against the statutes OF Louisiana.
Motion to quash Indictment against
Blanchard, Catiip and Jewett filed.
State VS. Pat Cresgh.-IndictmeLt of
November 4. 1876. for wlllfully refusing to
register, etc. Motion to quash indlctme Mt
for the following rsssone:
l. No Offense known to the laws of this
State is charged in the Indictment.
2. The indictment in the whole is vague,
indefinite and uncertain.
3. This court is without jurisdiction in
the case.
NOLLE PRosEQUI.
Assault and battery upon q police Off
cer.-State VS.. c. Summers Assaulting Off
Ger P. Il. Msroney, September l6.
FIXED FOR TRIAL.
Murder-State vs.. Nelson Severn and
Gustave Mccarthy. Indicted for numbering
Officer A. Denaselleer on the twelfth of
August, 1873, before his residence. No. SO
Roman street. Fixed for November "a.
First District Court.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Edward Mulligan, Of assault and bat
terry.
NOLLE PROSEQUI ENTERED.
Felix Jones, assault with intent to rob;
Carrie Lee, intimidating witness.
ACQUITTED.
Petty larceny-Lizzie Bell, Mrs. Bailey.
MISTRIAL.
Alex Dupas, entering. etc.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Frances Elmira Parker,
wife of Sylvester K. Wall, and James Fir
min opened.
Miss NJ. +. McGuir prays to be emanci-
pated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

ANTTK RIVER-0ohooner Rsporter-D bales co.,
ton and sundriss
Schooner vietoxia-2 halss ct.
ton and sundries
TlCKFAW-6ohoorer Elisabeth Ami sks seed
cotton and snndriee
LACHIN 0HE-slooP Star Of the 0eo-6 ako o0ed
cotton and Dundrieo
RECEIPTS BIZ RALROAD9.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD November 16-ll39 bales cotton end sundries
MOk0ANA LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November l6-1l83 bales cotton all hhds sugar 6oC
bbls m0lAssee and suudrie0
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, No
vember 16-ll75 bales cotton 143 sks salt 33S bbls
rosiu 70 bxs shoulders 205 bbls lime Is cks hse 10
kegs lard tcs ard and sundries
NKW OkLKANN AND TEXAS RAILROAD, No.
vember is. hhds sugar l63 bills molAsses and
sundrieo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday, November II, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Aleiers. Hawthorn. for New York
Schooner William NJ ZONES, Davis for Havana
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Jamaican. Winder, from Liver
pool via West lndifs and Ne xlcan ports, to
PIN, ForwOod &cO-4th district
Steamship LIZZIE Felsher. from Pensacola to mas.
ter-New Basin
Britlsh ship George Bell, Rose from Greenock Sep
tember7. tn master-3d district %
Ship Kat Davenport, Mall IT, from Liverpool Sep.
TENDER II to master-4th district
Schooner Elizabeth AR, from Tickfaw-New Basin
Schooner Reporter, from Amte river-New Basin
Schooner VictOrne, tIOm Springfr ld-New Basin
SiOOp Star of the Sea, from Lachinche-Old Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
henry Tete. Aucoln. from Donaldsonville
Isabel. OPry. from Lower Coast
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Welham Landing
LESSEE TavlOr. Brusle. from Bay Oh Sara
st John. Berger,n. from Baton Rouge
Assumption. Dalferes from DOnaldsOnville
Tensas, Cooley, from Tensas river
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Algiers-656 bales cotton
973 bales wool l13 bales hides 456 bds hides IS hills
pecans 3095 bbls mOlasses so bbls beans 423 bbls
oranges 300 sks rice polish 278 hhds sugar 30 cks
HAVANA-Scho0ner William NJ Jones-3OO bbls
-four 25l3 SKIS corn 200 Skis bran 100 axis Data 1902
pcs cypress lumber 27lO pcs pine lumber pa pcs
IMPORTS.
LJvERPOOL-shtp Kate Davenport-253o SKIS salt
UTlLLA-SchoOner Lily of the valey-s2l65 Al
IN specie ooO punches bananas 6 900 plantains 1000
oranges Al ooo cocoanuts bbls lines 10 bbls sugar
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
DONALDSONvILLE- Henry Tete-369
hhds sugar bbls -ugar 1873 bbls molasses is half
oDls noasses IS sks rough rice 9 Kegs syrup aud
LOWER COAST-steamer Isabel-l39 hbds suuar
By hbls mOlasses and sundries
ham OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nary Ida-l46
hhds susar $50 Dbis mOlasses and suudriee
nAlOu SAkA-S Steamer Leste Taylor-5O8 bales
cotton z0l SKIS cotton 42i bills molasses Is bbs
sugar 246 hhds sugar and sundries
os :. N hOU0E-Steamer st Johu-H bales cot.
Ton lo 70 cotton seed 10 SKIS seed cotton 1873 hhds
suudries
Observation-Disclosures Assumpti0n-395
mas sugar o93 bbis nOla.see aud sundres
TEN>AS RIvER-Steamer Tepsas--lO7 bales cot.
Ton 800 sks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton IS head
cattle and sundries
PENSACOLA-Steamship Lizze-9 bales cotton
and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE INV ORLEANS REPUBLICAN
TMURsDAY EvRNIH0, November is, 1876.

ThuRsDAy EvzxIHa, November Is. ls76. )
The demand for money continued strone today.
both in bank and On the street. but without any
change in the rates fer commercial paper. The
drain OF currency to the country has somewhat
ricted the supply, particularly OF small notes,
but consiaera le sums were reported in transit
from New York. The supply of cash gold was
limited, and the market ruled 4 3P cent higher.
with only q moderate business
Foreign exchange was depressed by q further
de eli in New York sight, but sold to . fair ex.
tent without any quotable decline. The offerings
being LIBERAL and the demand oderate. New York
comm rcial sight gave way Jig p cent. Owing to
the ,nAispos,tion Of bavers to meet the strong
preiensons,oi sellers for fsvorite shares, stocks
were quiet. The d. mand fer money continued to
r ST. let the fe tiles operators in state coneOls
aud city eGn sg and 5aEtaer Se
in the latter; We noticed SEINE inquiry fer Jock;
son railroad and Mississippi Central railroad
bonds. but nothing trasspiEed on which to o..
tablish any marked change ia quotations: mn
~ cent y annun discount Al do at 1O0l2. and
second grade ct 1903. First oass mortgages ruled
at 900 p cent p annum. s0d second grade are
entiralv nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
THE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY EXCAVATING COMPANY
incorporated by IN cot Of the Legislature with
exclusive privilege Of EMPTYMG VAULTS.
PRIvIKS. SINKS. etc.)
ATING APPARATUS,

a. used by the company, are that the work can b
performed at any hour Of the day or night, ths
thorough manner in which the deposits are
moved, the absence Of all offensive edofs. tho
short space Of time required ian ordinary sink
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutes) and.
above all, ITS CHBAPNESS.
All orders left at the company's cface, No. ls9
Common street, or sent to Postohice box No. Sl3.
will receive prompt attention. aus en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
10 shares New Orleans Gaslight Co. {

Stocks were quiet.
State cousols sho wed furt her decline Of ld1h
p cent closing at Il 57h
Premium bonds we're also lower, closing at 3las
032, against. 32a asa yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
no YOU NEED MONEY E

Call 1T the corner Of st. Louis and Dauphino
streets; No. los St. Louis street and l04 Dauphme
street. Ali kinds Of SECOND HAND GOODS boughs
aud sold, Furniture, Ladies' aud Gentlemen's
Clothing, English. French. Spanish and German
Books bought. VIII call ct residence. Send letter
through postoface.
ocl7 1y JULES BB0ON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-Tbe sales to day embraced $3.50 bales
at easier prices, requiring reduction i'll our quo
tatiOns of . partial &c in some grades AID a null
&c in others. We give also tue figures AID re-
port of the Exchange, as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

Gold opened at 1l0A GllOls. against 1898 at New
Yors. ans aztec a moderate business closed at
lIOh 0llOA, against leaa4 IN that market. The
sales .ummed up &2G 600 embracing $4,000 and
$4,000 at 1898; $1,000. $4,000 and $500 at lO9's:
5000 at F9ss, aud $20oG at 1924.
Under the decline in New York commercial sight
foreign exchange was easier, without being quot
ably iOwer The movement was fair.
The SAILS Of sterling comprised go: go, emb "a G,
ing $4,000 b Ii Of lading 6 IS 2lO5 u; 4250o and
&c 5000 bill Of lading st SIS a. 9l5OO AID 96cco bill
of lad ny at IS 22a5 I'm; 1000 al clear and 1000
do ard bill of lsding at S5 22k; 4lso bank at
SIS 26k, spd 6 1000 do sight at 81 30.
The sals 9 OF francs comprised ZOO commercial,
embracing $4,000 at 4.a3as; 10000 and 100000 at
e.325s and lbs, 600 at.
at the close srerlng bills were quoted at S 2lh
as 22h for bill OF ladpg AID Al clear, and : a
IS 26ls for bank (baDk counter rate -OS5 ~
an. francs at 4.8Lk for commercial. and nominal
for bank.
The "a rings being libersl, and the demand mod
crate. commerce. sight gave way fully Is y cent
The sales compr g. S175 600 embracing *25 600
Commercial at GIG v cent discount. and SO coo
do $50 eco private bankers, $50, 600 do and bank.
and e2s Oc0 and S35 900 bank at y.
The banks continue to check ON New York at
\ y cent discount while commercial sight was
quoted at GIG, against i yesterday.
The following 10 the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day ut the Stock Exchange: