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The New York herald., 1876-10-04
ICELAND.
A BAD FISHING SEASON.

LONDON, Oct 4, 1870
The Daily Nc,os has letter from Iceland which
ports that the fishing has been a failure. The
privations OF Tho aborng people great and ], 800
have emigrated to Canada
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JAPAN.

YOKOHAMA. Sept II, 1875
The United States flagship Tennessee sailed tho 9th
Of September for Cheoo and the Kearsarge sailed the
Same day for vladivostok
The nres iu tho Takisma coal mines have been sx-
tinguished and work has bscn resumed
4 CHINESE ENTERPRISE FAILS.
The attempt by Chinese merchants to establish line
OF steamers between Shanghai and Japanese ports
failed and the enterprise has been abandoned.
SWINGING ROUND THE PROVINCES.
Prime Minister Sandjo, with several members OF the
the northern provinces.
HoSoRISG RUSSIA.
Mr.. Struvo, tho Russian Envoy, has received from
the Nikadoa japanese decoration Of the first class.
SMALL SILVER CON-
The Mint has received orders 10 coin without delay
small silver and copper TO tho value OF So, 900 600
THE TRADE
The extraordinary demand for silk has partly SUBJ
sided, and exchange has slightly fallcn IN consequence
traders has commenced briskly.
CROP PROSPECTS,
Tho drought in the interior has ceased and the ap
prehens0ns OF crop failures have been removed The
prospect now Is Of a bountful harvest.
THE coRHANs STILL STUBBORN.
There 10 constant communication between Japan and
Coroa but tho Coreans still against tho
recognition OF other nations.
DrsAsrER TO JAPANESE srKAnEK
Japanese passenger steamer was sunk by collision
In the Inland Sea- September !, ana several lives
lost
YACHTING.
steam yacht for the Mkado, OF $50 tons.
cessully launched at Yokosuka Yokohama,
Septcmber4
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SHOT DEAD ACCIDENTALLY.

hAcHiAs, Mo-. Oct 3. 1874
Lyman Smith, or MarshneId, was shot doad this
afternoon By the accidental discharge OF hts gun.
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GAMBLING AND MURDER.
cHErrssk Wy. T., Oct .. 1877

CHErRSsK Wy. T., Oct 3, 1870
Joseph Walters was shot and instantly killed BY
Robert Holland at Laramie City, to-day. rho trouble
originated in q gambling quarrel Tao parties were
both cOlorcd.
The New York herald., 1876-10-04
FRANCE.

EXCHANGE ON LONDON
PARIS, Oct ., 1875
Exchange on London, 25k 2oc. for short sight
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
Mr. Hermann z,nds q German shakcspearan
reader arrived last night BY tho steamship wieand
Messra Msrcsxek and Fryer have arranged splendid
.peseramms tor their nrst concert asxt sundaY q
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria will leave this port
Wednesday for Queenstown aud Liverpool
Tho mails Tor Europo viii close Al she Post Onnes -
twelve o'clock n
The Nxw YoRK HKRALD-Edition for Europc-wm
be ready ut half-past eight o'clock IN the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cents
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A CARD

DON'T ANoINT THE CUTlCLE, BUT USE
GLKSxs SULPHUR Soar tor eruptivc disorders.
..HILLs HAIR WHIsKER bYx." black or brown. 50u
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CABLE NEWS S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE EASTERN DILEMMA.
Servia Issues Her
Ultimatu1n.
She Will Not Treat with Turkey
Except Through Other Powers.
: ENGLAND ABOUT TO ACT.
Moro M acres at.
mica
THE PLANET VULCAN.
Egyptian Bonds and English
Capitalists.
CHINA AND JAPAN.
ENGLISH OPERA.

IsPEcIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Oct. 8, 1875.
The first performance in English OF any OF Richard
Wagners operas took place at the Lyceum Theatre
tonight on which occasion the sFlying Dutchman'
was given by the Carl Rosa English opera company.
GREAT TRIUMPH
1t met with the most enthusiastic reception ever
hon Is the work OF Mr.. John P. Jackson.
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CHINA.

The internal disorders In China increasing In
surrectons IN numerous provinces and murderous as
saults upon Christian natives are reported from all
quarters Tho northern district 10 still dcsolatcd BY
famine. The circulation Of money Is restricted in con-
sequence Of the Of foreign and domestic
disturbances
BRITISH WAR STEAMER.
Tho British gunboat swinger has returned to shang
hai from survey Of the Corean coast 1t Is rumored
that she attacked by natives compelled
taatc; but this lacks confirmation and tho officers OF
tho Swinger decline to give any particulars Of the
cruise.
THE ruNNAN AFFAIR SINCE SETTLED.
Foreign interests now centre in Chefoo Tho dlplo-
matte representatives all assembled there, and Ii
Hung Chang arrived on tho 18th OF August to confer
with Sir Thomas Wade respecting the final settlement
OF tho long deferred Yunnan Affair." This visit Of tho
Chinese Secretary Of State has been postponed long
possible and by every that could be invented
but. the British Minister remaining hrm, tho
concession unavoidable Since coming
to Chefoo the Chinese functionary's manner
has been extremely conciliatory. Ho has visited the
foreign ships Of war In port and given state break
fast to the ENJOYS OF England, France, the United
States, Germany, Russia Spain and Austria and tho
naval commanders Numerous speeches made,
all Of amicable tendency though the actual situa-
tion not touched upon.
POLICY
Nothing s yet known concerning the conferences be-
tween Sir Thomas Wado and Ii Hung Chang. Some
SURPRISE however. has bcen occasioned by an order
from the British Minister directing suspension
operations OF tho foreign railway at Shanghai during
tho progress Of tho negotiations
The New York herald., 1876-10-04

SCHOOL. SUITS. LARGE STOCK AT GREATLY RI.
DuCED PRICES. BR0kAW BROrHERa
4TH Az. OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE
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ai2 Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
A-CrTIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE 4
tasty and elegant Hat o superior quality should call ss
ESPkNSCHEID's. Manufacturer. 1lS Nassau st
A-TURKISH BATH.-NEw, ELEGANT, WELL
located; Russian and Mcdicsted Bath Depart
mcnts In the city. No. West 2ith st.
The New York herald., 1876-10-04

A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY
exhibitor Centennial Exposition Ia given THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY for silk ELASTIC TRussxs sold only -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

WIN be profasely ihastratcd by Thomas Mast IT was
originally intended for Hnper's Weekly, but grew into
more extended shape uut1 1t made volume Of abo;rt
ana Friday Ncnt Into money making, ana what was tie
end Of the rag-ss'y excitement at Juan Fernando,
when the innocent sayagos became fully "e1laiiaed
The book Ii said " display Luch hnmor
The hampton lectures at Oxford for 1879
the important subject Of 1.-The Doctrine OF
RetIibubOn," and delivered by the Rev VIII Jack
son. tho author of work The philosophy OF natural
theology which attracted much attention IL tbs county
These viii De publish by n d. L. Randolph Co TIE
HulsOan lectures b. The Rev. Geo. NJ. Straiien
Vicar Clifton York, the kindred subject OF Sin, s
set forth in Holy Scripture Will be published py L. l.
button Go.
a volume of poems by Prof. Blacllie, author
of "selfCulture" will be published in this country by
serbner, Armstrong Co. The Spring list OF tbis nrn
so far as decided upon includes also Smiths vol
une; the fourth of Max Mier's Chips the third OF
Dean tanley's Lectures the History Of the JEWISH
Church ;; several new volumes in the E2ochs o. i us
tory" series; the book by the author OF MITE
Jerninchams Journal" and new edition of Headleys
"Chaplaius end Clergy of the Revolution"
The London AtheR@Um of Dec. % contains
Its usual summary the literary production of European
countries during tho past year The review for 1919 IN
cludes articles on Belgium by Nm. T. de Iayeleye and
Paul FREDERICK; Bohemia by Prof Dndk OF The UniVer-
sty Of Prague; Denmark, by Ad. Hansen; france ny
Cinstave Mason: Germany by Robert Zinmerinann
Holland by A. G.. LOiiet; Hungary by Prof. NaaDery !;
Italy, by Prof. Angelo dc GubaInatlsi Norway, ny 1"
Daae; Russia by cOuntryman, Eugene Schuy Ter
scrvia and Croatia by \. PopOvic Zub spain by D. r.
Rsno.
In his new book. "Tbe Chaldean Account of
Genesis" to he published in an American edition
b. scihner, Armstrong & Co., George Smith gives tho
results Of all AssyIan scholars in the Interpretation OF
records relating TO ts field 1t includes the important
subjects Of the Delgce the Creation and Fan % Man the
building Of tine Tower OF Babel aud tne Identification by
AT. Smith Of the Biblical NmTOd as parsonage he calls
zduhlT. The book "opens with interesting account 81
The materials Of the WORK. the cylinders ard tablets o
clay from the great libraries, ri uneven ana elseNhe
formed 10y the AssyTian m0narc.s whose agents sgug
everywhere for iuscIihcd tablets, brought them 10 Nine
ych, aud copied them there. =" Thus the literary
treasures Of Babylon, BoTslpa, Cu,hn Akhad, VI,
Erccb, Iassa. NiDuF, various Other cites, were
transferred 10 the Assyrian capital 20 enrich the groat
collection there" over 10000 fragments oi thche
rrool6s are now collected IN The British Museum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

State bonds were quiet. small lots % Sizes OF
Missouri selling at 100 for 1878, and 1875. Ne"
Tenncssees were mp to 42ai, Virginia Consols eE ali
the coupons, selling NJ 6Sli.
la city bank stocks Bank Of Commerce % sod A.
1852; German American lol at SO; Bank Of Amer
lea O. at 10; and Fourth National ~ at SO.
Railroad bonds were active, strong and higher in
the Milwaukee and 81. Pauls and NorthNc4terns
easier in the Paccs, and steady on the other descrp
tons.
Mcssrs Musgrave & Co., No. 10 Broad-st., are
Offering ~ a prime investment the per cent thirty
year bonds Of the City of Boston, payable principal
and interest, in gold
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company has de
clared dividend of per cent its capital stock.
PAYABLE at the National Bank Of Commerce in New
York on and after Feb. /.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The centenary of Boccaccio has called ont at
least ten new publications that Srite4 IN lady.
A volume of Miscellanies, Old and New"
by Jchn Cotton smith d. D., ia to be published
by 4. Whitaker.
A Comprehensive History Of Methodism,"
By the Rev Dr. James Porter is announced by the West
era Book Concern.
Prof James Morgan Hart, editor of German
Classics" IS preparing German Reader for publication
by G. p. Putnams sons
Bishop Huntington has written another little
INnteu book, New HELPS Holy Lent" wbIch f. p.
Ddtton q Co. will publish.
The Rev. Z. p. Roe is at work upon a fifth
novel which w,n be historical Romance founded HpOn
Revolutionary events on the wes bank 90 the Hudson
A new American edition OF Sir II. Mainc's
Village Communities Wil DC EXTENDED by the sddi-
ton Of series OF iGiscencous Essays hitherto unco!-
Henry Holt & Co. viii publish "The Reli-
eious Sentiment: is sourco and Ahu." by D. c. Brn-
i %oila a@a ''''' '''- o. ''' VI TIC ~"
The Rev. +. w. Falrar, author Of the Life
Of Crsi" has written an Introduction Tor edition
OF tic Imitaon Of Christ" which viii be published by
T.. +. Dutt0n q 20.
Prof VIM. Swinton has prepared a little
"Blble Word Book " in which lac gives all the words In
the Bible which are modified obsolete, with eA-
plantations. IL viii he issued D. Harper g Bros
Another noble author, and, s,dder still,
poet Nj. Murray is to pai'sh mctrioal tale by the
Earl Of Crawford. IL - m tea hooks, ana scaled Argo:
or, Tho Qaast " the Golden iiceco' Mn AJll5 must
loOk 60 his lauFcls.
The boys viii have cause TO be grateful TO
O. r. Putnan's Sons ts pring icf two proni.n8 oohs
the story which Rryarl TAYLOR Is writing ior them and
another book by GaDrss Cars Iegic~'"i stJI.cs from
Ancient aIcdieYsl I'D Modern Histofy.'
The Rev. o. Il. Rockingham has completed
large part OF mis- History OF TrsUsccndcutai,n IN
Nov gand," and viii have il finished fnr publication
late IN the Spring. lie recently htcIea no InO@ac-
ton as q icetarr OF horticultural Halt, Boston.
a work by Gen. Francis a. Walker, on
"wsges and The Wages Class Is promised or pabl.ca-
tion this spiiag by HsAy Holf 90. Gen. walker has
also prepared showing pJpni,OD, T0Nth, Aa for
the little ssgegy OF tse United states la Fecinans
Historical Course.
Ar. Carleton's "Fam Legends" has been
"prated" in Canada Another resent Canadian issua,
Elm q neat I2no.v rs The CGnedian Monthly says,
might be termed srilogy frOD rseen; cOtelnporaty
soayees" composed OF Mr. VII tlerG Mabel Martin"
Mr. Lon foON's Mosque vi Pandora" and Miss Iuge-
lows Shepherd Lady"
Clarence Cook viii have third paper
On Household in the February Scribiisrs, dealing
chiefly with book-SheTes and wndow-curtains. Mr..
Cook viii also have an article accompanying an
JIaSnar all Tell OF "a Hundred 1hs sands Homes; hew
they paid for" AID give plans sf the Philadelphia
cheap houses. Dr. ROLAND Will treat editofaIly OF Tie
school question AID the philosophy VI reform.
Tie Hon David A. Weiss financial story
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"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 12-P. "


There was confident tone 10 the speculation in
railway and miscellaneous shares again to-day, and
a further advance recorded in some of the
,pcriaircs There has been less activity and
smaller volume Of business bnt with money easy,
and an expectation that the leading roads will come
ont of the next six months ahead, the bulh feeling
l. decidedly ia the ascendant There have been CON
slider be rca'ilai0ns to-day, bn at carhdcc!ine AID
after each knock down, gtocka came np smiling again
and reached in some eases, - The best figures yet
obtaincd. The principal tidic was in NORTHWEST,
81 Panl, ard Lake Shore, which were strong.
while Pacific Mail was active and feyerisb.
end Western Union Telegraph weak, rs 10
habitually Is after IL reaches rs. The In
yestincnis were not active, Illinois Central
sellugnt U9rs090si, and Morris and Essex az 102i2
The cxpreyscs were very freely traded ill., AT l03 for
Adams United States. Gl45ii2 aud Wells Il
Fargo W zG0S; Reno sold al l0i. The business
OF tho day amounted to the purchase and sale oi
100, 900 shans, and the opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day, rs
well az tho Offering and asking prices at tho close oi
tho Exchange, aud the number Of shares Of each
stock sold, will be found in the subioined table:
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Money has been rather less stringent to-day
though per cent bas been the very general ratio on
call divided in the afternoon with 6. Currency eon-
tnues to come this way, and rates must soon
lower. There is nothing new IN mercantile
paper, and rates range at Gi2 to Z. The
Enitcd States Treasurer to-day received - nNponn
National bank n0tas tor redemption. I-e Customs
receipt, At Washington amounted to $4,000. Tie
Internal Revenue receipts footed up 100000. The
following is the Clearing statement: Currency
exchanges, So 500, lO6 ;currency balances, siG32
720; gold exchanges, $J,09J,3J2; gold balances
S72i 23l.
Government bonds were quiet and devoid of fresh
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THE

y We w
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1876.
This Standard and valuable Statistical viii pub
January lG 1876 and in addition 70 he usual
Calendar snd Astronomical Pages VIII contain many new
features Of great merit Its EiEcoN sIAnsrcs VIII BE-
unusually fun and complete and they sIII the latest
indications Of the parties before the ong VI
Presidential Campaign. there will De unusual demand
them among politicians and all intelligent citizens Other
striking features viii DO
TRADE AND COMMERCE.
l. Gold Value ImI olts and Exports Of Merchandise
into fiOLa tho United States iOf 81 years.
H. Value miOrts aad EXp0s Of Merchandise into ana
from the United Kingdom for - years.
Ill Table showing for the United States tie Balance OF
Imported AID Exported and Of the specie Move
nent for 20 years
~ Table showing United Kingdom balance Of
Merchandise Imported. and Of the Specie Movement fr 20
years.
" Foreign Trade OF the United States for Eve years.
vi. Foreign Trade o. Great Britain and Ireland tor Ave
years.
VII Imports and Exports between the United States and
foreign f years ending June 80 1874 and 1873 dis
tnguishng the order Of the total value Of
their trade
VIII Imports and E1pors between United Kingdom
and On countries years ending go 1874 md
1873. distinguished in The order % value Of their uae
TX. Foreign TraHo. OF tho Dominion Of Canada.
STATISTICS OF THE IRON MANUFACTURES OF :
THE UNITED r&s
Compiled from Eopof Of ~. swsnk Secretary 81
the American iron sud Steel Association.
COTTON HTATf5TIC5.
I. Total Crop In eac' year since 1920
II. Exports Of Raw Cotton each year SINCE 1867.
Ill Yearly Imports snd Exports o.. Raw Cotton Into and
from the United kingdom since 1853
AMERICAN AND ERR FISH SHIPPING.
J. Total Tonnage aud Cleared 81 all Forts VI The
United states each gear sigce 1874
Total Tonnage Entered and Cleared IT oil POrs IN
United Kin ed0iu each year sine. 1857.
TONNAGE STATISTICS or THE CANALS ASD
TRUNK RAILROADS.
UNITED STATS REVENUE AND NPENDiTUEF
THE FOREIGN MARKETS. FOR OUR BTEADsTUFIB.
PUBLIC DEBT or TEE UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES GOVEDNHENT-Th cabinet. Judi.
earv and Ministers 10 FoTeign Countries.
FORTY FOURTH CONGRESS, with Committees. And,
above STATED,
VERY Full ELECTION RETURNS FOR 1875.
All OF tie information Ia THE TRIBUNE AIM ANAc Ia
complied Authentic and Trustworthy souroes and much
OF has before been published Nothing Will be omitted
10 fuy maintain high reputation heretofore held by iHl
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Price postpaid 25 eehs Five for 81 at The Tribune
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1876, aud THE DAILY
TRIBUNE INDEX for 1874, postpaid, 40 cents.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

st1ctGooi Ordinary.
For iutud. delivery tho
on in The receipts lrOuu
today had aonio inilucBf
were fair tran, lctiOus.
Tuary. 800 bales, - .sgc
100, - 'iar.; April, 500,
IDLY leo, lllac.. total, .
lSc; August l0o, ii "a.
400. l3sue., total, 800
safes today up "a z y
February, zoo. u @leci
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CONVENIENT STOCK DEPARTMEST-1Oh O'CLOCK
AND 1ll2 0'CL0CK 4. VI.
q 5 Co. Registered 1881 5 30 Registered, lN6i "a
10000 ..........I..lI9'ei lluO--..--.-...-pc'iIo1
FIRST BoARD-lOi2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
saL,s or State Boids-RaiirO0d BOnds-B0ik and Rail
rnnd EhnreS- ETnrlas NOcls. &c.
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srAlxtn ..,..

"a ! Mlihnnx. .-.....+-.-..--..lGA
narSat vas rather 8rmar. uha falling
.3,23D haiaa Yesterday to ~ SO hai,s
q Ia acknowledging thu market there
sales yesterday alter 2 p. ~. Feb
800, rs Jlac., March, 500, Il lssgc.
l3s-c.. May, leo, l32'sac.; 100, L. So;
400 balo,. FIRST call iO-tiay Jaa., lUb
e.; 10th, % bales. second cali-frb,.
bales. Thitd o.ll No trans4c don.
N. JsnuaTs, COO, l3e.j 30C. i3isao.,
Loo, ~ Isl tQa l3s,ss; March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
Dcriistrp

ELFGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl, so :;
IA (shiic metal Tor shallow java so ouiiiilunis gun
plana Inc porcelain cu.mtlc - niIous osIlr as
nlsiercd q. ~ MODEGA%N, 532 1itd ave- Thirty
siNtbbt.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Feeth extracted
~ without pll1. Dr. HASBHOUCK, form -ly operator
'Olton makes speciality ~ tIn 81 the the
pacs extraction "a teeth at l,l3t Bn.WHj, corner of
2CihsL
GOME1UIEG NEW CHEAP and BEAUII-
- FULL T., n Plates uudg ting c"lOr ant sub
fsr aTlfrI t,th excel everything hs.tuIIs 81
b6lut, sfHvti aHd gtBess Hpis o1 to De-
appreciate, Iuir i day. and giy - 20 "a
Set. CAL sai Also, b,u Rubber >eu SO 10
<l5. Cold 4sd Flat to 80. E-tatta- Uu.tg gss
Dr. r. g. WAIT. A. Lpi Twenty ia al ST. near 70
-s.-- $500 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

y Iss April 1000. ls sisgs; 24o0 ass 800, i$n
as.e 800 July 2oo fs'szc. Total ID 7oJ Saisss
After change the marie, que, steady The follow.
'S"s
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The following are the mining quotations as re-

The London adylces were more favorable to-day,
and trmer tone to both British ConsOls and United
States securities was reported, while Erie ruled
steady at 1ili0143s, the preferred closing at %.
Money is also easier and the rate for three months
bills fell Ia four per cent which is per cent be-
low the minimum rate at the Bank of England The
large sum of COO, 900 bullion went into the bank
on balance to-day, and may possibly occasion
change in the rate mt the regular weekly meeting Of
the managers TO he held tomorrow. Tomorrow
also viii be the fortnighly settling day the Lon
don Stock Exchange; to-day ticket day. In
Paris, Rentes are mp TO GJ.95, and exchange was
quoted at 2J.1s12. Continued dullncs3 marks Che
course Of gold, the market being devoid Of incident
OF special feature, and lower because Of the heavy
charges required to carry over gold. The frst price
was 1928, aud the subsequent dealings at
1I27s3li23i. and very limited. On gold loans the
rates were = 6, 5l D. 7, and per cent forcarrying,
paid in the order quoted. The foreign exchange
market was dull and steady on tho actual basis OF
81 SlG$4 sili for 60 days bills and i SS@Sl ssI
for sight. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000
in called bonds, di,bursing 1929, 600 IN January
coin interest. The days operations at the Gold TX
change Bank covered Gold cleared, $}2,3I2, 900
gold balances, $1,477, $780, currency balances, 81,
O7G,si7. We annex principal gold quotations.
IIoo99o9IIISS Ill3}ii22h 3 a 5Iii22h
iI1O...i2 - i230...ii2s 200 ....ii27s
The days business at the u. g. Sub-Irasury COM
prised
coz, lec.D' s35Sgs5 g CTy 20
Gold balance 49, N29i 2. Cus.ons...... lilO0O 40
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