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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Mr. c. ". Congcr, butcher, residing at jersey City
Heights while passing along Barclay street Yesterday
was assaulted by three young men, one Of whom
George Leonard, attempted to pick his pocket lilo
was caught tho by Detective Dunn, OF the Cen.
trail Once, who had boon watching the manmuvrcs OF
the trio. Justice Wandc tho rombs Police Court,
held him for trial in default OF 81, 900 bail
Henry Khno. OF No. Pas Monroe street, aud stephen
]. Wilson, negro were arrested by Detective Nus
grove. Of the Fourth precinct, Tor swndling Henry
Stadtmuer, OF No. II Fulton street, ont OF some
brushes valued at S1lI. They were brought before
Justice wandcil in The TGmbs Police Court and re.
manded until tomorrow morning.
William Kelly, who said he was baker, was arrested
by Roundsman Bol.tcr, OF tho Fifteenth precinct yes
terday morning, for breaking into the premises OF
Juliug Linde, No. 1877 Blocker street, and stealing
quantity Of clothing and tewelry valued at $50 Tho
prisoner. who pleaded guilty, vas held to answer at the
Washington Place Police Court by Justice Smith
John Falconcr a colored man, who said he livcd In
South Fifth avenue near Fourth street was held Tor
trial the Washington Place Police Court before Jus
ticc Smith, for stealing n pocketbook containing $40
John Gillespie OF No. IL Great Jones street, on
Thursday night.
Joseph Bavcr, an crrand boy IN the employ OF
Messrs. Saunders 4 Weber OF No 1873 West Thirty
fourth street arrested yesterday by Dctcctv, Won
Gcrchtcn OF the Central Office, for stealing slot
from his employers. The prisoner pleaded guilty. ant
held tor trial.
William T. Earl who said he n driver, tvin3
at No. 100 West Fortcth street. was held Tor trial by
Justice Smith. AT tho Washington Place Police Court,
yesterday on two serious CHARGES ono OF highway ron
berry and tho other Of indecent assault IL alleged
that the prisoner with companion not vet arrested
Knocked down Mary !. Daniel OF No. 100 West Thirty
third street. and stole from her pockctbook contain.
ing Sl2, ond subsequently assaulted her ndeccnty.
Earl held for trial default OF 81, 800 bail to
wcr each charge.
The fines collected at the various police courts In tho
city for the last month are IA fo'ows-frst district,
Fourth district 1868 Fifth district, Sl3S: Sixth ais
trct $780, Special Sessions Court, s557 Total a. 4ia
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr-cHAMBERa


Ward Va James. These papers left without
any explanation as to what was wanted Parties
should appear and state hat questions submitted.
Brown VS.. Tho Mayor. There is wide difference
between counsel as whether this claim disputed
or not before tho referee Decision is suspended to
get special from the referee this question
order will be settled On motion.
McVcy CantrclL-It was undoubtedly improper
the papers the scandaOus matter expunged
by previous order. As, however, the party had APP
pealed that order and contends II was erroneous
am not disposed to decide tho question Per
sonates should not appear IN papers, and this offence
must not be repeated Decision on the motion ~ sus-
pended that If the insertion of such matter Is again
repeated order BIO made in the motion sufficiently
severe to avert the same The object OF the withhold
ing the decision is to avert any further trouble.
Mcvey VS.. Cantrc.-Whcn parties have had an
opportunity of examining INTO tho su'icency OF surc
ties Justification am not disposed TO retry tho
question No end OF motions OF this character VIII be
reached II tho road TO rc-cxamino questions passed
upon Is made easy. Motion denied, with $40 e"
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

John B. Brown. who has commenced suit for
$50 900 contract against tho Crescent Improve
ment Company. a corporation organized under tho
laws OF Pennsylvania, obtained yesterday from Judge
westbrook attachment against their property in
this State.
decision was given yesterday by Judge wcstbrook
the OF John Elliott, recently argued before HIM
habcas corpus Elliott was acquitted in the Court
OF General Sessions Of attempting to steal goods IN
dwelling house, and the District Attorney requested
the Judge to recommit the man, as an indictment
would be procured against him for the lessor offence OF
being on tho premises with ntent' TO steal, which
Judge Gidcrnecve consented TO DO, against the
monstrances OF Elliott's counsel, Mr.. Peter Mncne
who conendcd that the Court had authority to do
anything OF the kind After the habeas corpus
the Court reserved decision remarkng that such
commitments often ma1o by the courts, and tho
question whether their doing was usurpation
OF authority Judge Westbrook signed an order dis
charging Elliott rom the Tombs where he had becn
confined nearly month since his acquttaL
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Difference over average years............. q, $50
II Will thus be seen that, instead OF an average OF
Is, 900 unemployed men, as was usual In fair times
there are now $4,000, or Two and half times many
hands out OF employment than there ought TO be.
mo heed is taken Of tho ongshoremens strike, as Is
MASS MEETINGS TO nx HELD
Tho committee OF tho workingmcn out OF employ.
ment met yesterday evening ut their headquarters
Fourth street. President John Ennss IN the chair
discuss the action, or rather want Of action taken by
the Board OF Aldermen at their special meeting on
Friday last resolution was passed deciding TO mold
mass meeting at Cooper Institute at an early date
and lay the entire matter before the public The pre-
auble referred with considerable Indignation TO the
neglect Of tho Mayor, the Comptroller and the Com
missioner OF Public Works to attend tho meeting ana
stated that the letter OF apology from Dock Comms-
sioncr Wales was both unsatisfactory and cvasivc.
Tho preamble continues that their action shows a
spirit OF stubborn resistance to tho wants and ecess
ties OF the people ms well ms open disregard Tor the
wishes OF the Common Council
The unemployed workmcn further complain that the
denomination few days ago fell far short OF repro
scnng the real condition Of their misery and destilu
ton, the number then represented being out OF
ploymcnt being only few thousand, when there are
at least 40 900 in this unfortunate condition. II has
been proposed therefore, by several labor organiza.
tons TO get up monster demonstration and parade OF
al the unemployed, together with their wives aud
children, to meet in Union square and march TO the
City Hall, In order that the city officials and the
public general may obtain a correct esti-
mate Of the true condition OF the working
classes. II Is also proposed to demand OF the
CITY officials that they furnish some immediate means
OF empoym and relief from impending starvation
Tho meeting Is TO be organized by general committee
Of one from each Assembly district cooperating with
district local organizations and committees In this
way IL 10 expected that at least 100000 persons
prsng tho unemployed laborers, their families and
sympathizers, viii turn OUT. They intend to assemble
peaceaby, but they also propose be firm their de-
mands upon the city officials and VIII put Of by
usual apology OF one Official throwing the RESPONSE
bhty on the shoulders OF another, and each saying
that IT Is none OF his business The Decentralization
will PROBABLY take place next Thursday, when the Board
OF Aldermen VIII be IN session. and this body will be
requested to address tho wcrknemen personally.
WATCHING THE LoSGsnoREnEx.
CAPTAIN Kennedy. of Ninth precinct. chilled n
the Central ONCE yesterday and impaired 10 Supcrin
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THE PARK DEPARTMENT.

petition for tho Improvement Of some Of tho roads
In the Twsnty-third ward, signed by W. G. Alderman,
w. H. Greer, J. H. Goodwin, b. I. sealay william l..
Dodge Jr, and G. II. Peck has been received at the
PARK Department
In May last the contract for lling in these roads
awarded to Mr. John A. Douker OF Nc co South street.
HIS proposals sent 70 tho Comptroller for approval
OF the surcties No notice has been taken OF them
although the Park Comm sslouers have frequently
asked tho Comptroller to return them, either with
without his approval The Iorcc OF laborers has now
been so much dim nshed that ihe Commiss fear
that II Will be Impossible to the gravel shou
the Comptroller at last approve the suroiics
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tcrday reached the ordinary preliminary stage Of IN
order granting payment by the defendant Of almony
and counsel fee Judge Westbrook granted the Order
and lxes the allowance 81 100 year and $500 tho
counsel fee The suit s for divorce the ground Of
altered cruel treatment TIE husband meets the charge
by denying IN the main the allegations in the CON-
plant, and setting up violent conduct her part
The papers are exceedingly yolumnous, and together
present "a sorrowfu picture OF marital unhappincsS
Each side bring corroborative afdavis the stories in
some particulars being directly contradictory great
deal OF extraneous matter appears In he papers, tho
Philadelphia lawyer The parties to the suit well
advanced In life. Among the paper are various lct-
ters, but they wholly devoid VI Interesting features
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THE CoNvALEsCENT CHILDREN.
NEW YoRK, August 4, IS

NEW York, August T. 49,
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The little sufferers In 81. Marys Free Hospital for
Children arc again under great obligation to you for
your kind notice Of their Open Air Fund.
The pleasure afforded and hcalthiul benefit derived
from thor drives in tho Park and tho excursions BY
water hardly be overesiimatcd. Tho excursion Ia
Rockaway on tho William Cook was most delightful;
much OF enjoyment duo to tho very kind and
courteous attention showed them by the captain and
all other persons connected with the steamer.
Further contributions to the Open Air Fund will bs
very gratefully received by those charge OF the hos
piia and certainly the charitable could not give the
money to anything better or moro beneficial. Every
dollar given yields much fresh, pure air to thoss
poor little convalcsccns in Saint Mary's FREQ Hospital
Tor Children no 407 West Thirty-fou street,
Next summer, If It be possible It would prove an
incsmabc blessing to the ftc sick ones should those
in charge OF the institution secure small cottage In
some secluded spot the scashorc where those who
are beginning TO mend may be transferred Tor the
season.
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CHARLEY ROSS.
POSSIBLE cLEw TO HIS WHEREABOUTS.
AycRAM LEAD MINES August 4. ls,,

AScRAM LEAD MINES, August 4, 1874
To TIE EprroR rn1 HKRALD:-
The man and woman described In the article over
the signature Of "Unclc Sam, in your paper July 81,
were here two months ago and be found, and
they the description In every particular given
in tho article, and moro particularly the woman, who
had every appearance Of being a squaw The little
boy Of very light compe xion and appearance did
not show Il was with Its parents The child was kept
very Close and they remained in one place but very
short time ! tcleRraphed the writer OF the article
but have heard nothing from him. II any one desires
to follow up this clew they have opportunity to do So
as the parties not far from this place Very re,
specially, GEORGE H. HOPPER,
Agent r. II. and b. L. r.
Ancram Lead Mines, New York.
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STABBED BY HIS WIFE.

At a lato hour on Friday night quarrel occurred be.
tween John Brady and his wife Margaret their resi-
dence in the tenement house No. II Mulberry street.
during which the wife plunged knife into the aldo.
men OF her husband
The wound, although severe, s not dangerous and
the physicians say no VIII be VOL In a few weeks
Both husband and wife were drunk al the time The
tho Chambers Street Hospital
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ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.

CANVASS.
CHICAGO, August 5, 1870
A. c. BabcocS, chairman. OF the Republican State
Committee, denies positively that Mr. Cullom, repub-
lean candidate for Governor will withdraw from the
Gubernatoral contest or that anything has been said
OF the matter IN the committee.
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DEATH OF A POLICE SERGEANT.

Sergeant Levi Grove, Of Tho Thirty-fourth precinct
died yesterday morning, in Tho thrtyeighth year OF
his age, at his residence, No II Montgomery street,
after illness OF about six weeks The deceased
appointed on tho force IN January 1862 and the fol.
lowing September was promoted the rank OF rounds
man, and shortly aitcrward to that OF sergeant During
his career he did duty in the seventh, Tenth, Thlr-
tcenth. Fourth and Thirty.'ourth precincts He was
REGARDED as faithful and efficient ovccr. He leaves
ulf and oh dYon
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tendent Mailing information which he had Just 70.
ceved OF contemplated action by the striking long
shorcmen on Monday morning Their plot was TO
board the steamer Gcrmanc OF the White star line, on
her arrival at pier No SO North River and orciby pre-
vent non union men from working The superinten-
dent at gave orders for sufficient force OF men
to be in readiness and arrest all disturbers OF the
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MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS.

A STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD sEPrEM-
BKR g.
Bosroy August s, 1870
At meeting OF the Republican State Central Com
mittec to-day was voted to hold State Convention
at Worcester on Wednesday, September g.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

MONROE, N. c., August 8, 1876.
In the republican Congressional Convention Tor the
Sixth North Caron District held here to-day, Hon
Oliver II. Dockery, OF Richmond was nom, mated for
Congress, and Hon. Richard NJ. Normcns cicctor, by
accamation.
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CITY STATISTICS.

The police made I, $50 arrests during the week.
The vital statistics for tho past week arc :Deahs,
Coz; births, as7; marriages %. and silDirths, ~,
showing decrease in tho deaths, compared with last
week of 1a5
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

Tho following statistics for July have been made oct
by the Department Of Charities and correction:-
Namber of ambulance and police cases. ...... FOG
Admitted TO hospitals l. 40
fraudulent applications ................ a.
Referred TO Commiss toner's Of Emgrativn.. 8
Refused 70 20 W the hospital. Z
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MARITAL uNHAppINEsS.

rather interesting divorce suit, In which Elvra A.
Lanc figures plaintiff and Malby G. Lane as dcien
danL IL now pending In the Supreme Court, and yes
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rIyAyCIaA AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, oct H-P. M.-The opera
tions at the stock Exchange we're more -isnld-
cant bee use the general market evidenced
recovering tendency under the leadership Of
Lake Shore, which, before midday, rallied from
jia 10 G's ana subsequently, 10 5G's, closing AZ
the best nsurcs Of the day. Nichlsan Central. NJ
the rfme time. worked uni ~ cent. 20 ~. and
Pacific Mail, ON reports Of settlement Of dini-
culties between this line and the Panama Ran
road, recorded an advance also of n cent. to
2iE. though later reacring 10 2i'I. New York
Central was also conspicuous because Of its rally
from 1904 TO m, and New Jersey Central was
9. better AZ 35'. IN the late dealings. The great
feature ~ interest, however IN the aft -rnoon
trade was Delaware. Lack and Western. which,
IN consequence ofartiye purchases by the bears.
ran up27. y cent. 10 72ii, with moro than the
usual purchases under the rule. Western Union
closed strong at II. buyers; and while there was
not much done In the reminder Of the list, vet
there seemed to be an impre ssi0n that the mar
ket, for the moment al least. had touched hot
tom.
The Northwestern common and preferred
stocks were steady all " AT ~ and 500 respec-
lively, the latter however, closing at ~ bid Del
aware and Hudson Canal improved = y cent. to
Oh on sales, aud closed ~ 61 nj. In the 81.
common. anu 5sJs i5sA. for the preferred. Rock
Island advanced y n cent TO l0l. while ohio
and Mississippi, Wabash. and Union Pacific,
were not subject TO any change Whatever.
The following table shows the opening, high
est. AMI lowest sales Of the week, together with
tina numb u shares dealt
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Killing n Grounded Whale.


The officers and several passengers by
the steamer Helen Of the Eastern shore steam
boat Company report that on sunday morning
a large black whale grounded on OocOhannock
bar, Northampton county, Va. about forty
miles from the mouth of the Chesapeake, and
was killed next day. OccOhdnnOck creek Ia ON
the route Of the steamer Helen. and Capt.
kaynOr, her commander. together with his
crew. had fight with the whale. rhe leviathan
grounded ABOUT : A. NJ, In six feet Of water.
where he rom all day, ana crowds OF Ico-
Vie came from II sections 20 get a look AT the
strange VISITOR The VIII ile at intervals spoutcd
up the WAFER ana made great eNertion. to get
on, nut edch succeeding Hort sen. il further
into shallow water. On hOndaN II was attacked
with axes, gum, and harpoons. and killed. when
lines were att tched To the carcass, which was to
be taken ashore at hign tide. The oil Will he
tried out ano sold. Mr.. John Addison, atesident
Of the localit y, brought piece Of the tail Of the
whale to Baltimore. The whale was q Y feet
long, weight about two tons, length Of tail SIX
feet, mouth three feet. IL Is thought the whale
rs either driven into tlc tnes tpe ks 10y a
southeast gale or followed a vessel, and in at
tempting u put 20 sOa catered toe wrong inlet
and was stranded. An old bruise on its back
was believed 10 have been received by striking
the bottom OF vessel.
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At the time of my visit to Baxter, Ark.
a court OF Judge Lynch was In full session, Just
outside the town. The cuiprit. young man Of
tweuty-sevcn. was proven guilty OF horse steal
ing. rhe iurv-the mnh-sentcnced him to be
hanged forthwith. TIE rope was procured. and
he was mounted on the rear Oi wagon under
the branches ~ "A black oak.
Everything was ready for his death, when a
phtl.mthrooic MAJ OF benign appearauce-he
was a stranger IN that community-r,q uested To
pray IN secret with the prisoner. vote was
taken aud he was allowed ten minutes to work
on the soul Of the doomed man. IL was the
most fortunate grant the Young man ever re-
ceiyed. When in the midst Of an earnest sup
IIicatinn to the throne oil grace, three Oi the
prisoners comrades en'ered the crowd. tuu-
III q the pray inC man over. and We the Young
man two loaded res lters. Tho four uesi cr does
broke for horses h Id oy another ~ their party,
which they muuni'd and rooc or. hfing into
the crowd. 80 quick were the movements II
the dc perldocs int the members of tie sam
Ruine court were taken by surprise, ana before
they recovered the horse thieves mad good
start. There was mounting OF stceds IN hot
haste, profanity and pistol shots In prof sion.
lnc outlaws had the tiretest hor-es aud ESCAPED.
Tue jury dispersed sadly To their homes. in
tendn. to make surer work Of the next culprlt.
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SATURDAY, Oct. H.-FIoUR ANp Flour
h. 10y snS ,r u n"nr iow"f w ,t
aud Nt-te'u suuernno fttA si.S5 extra stall &c.
Go, i 40 * ' and XXX :5SoS S ' 40 W '''G
e. SIS ci,S shipping extra. e. 100 $40 south
cru bakcr- and fanny brands 'u.i5@tsi southern
ssSp@ft brandy vine. tJ.s1s sa S. Rye nour-sa.
nernne. sA'oss5lV. Buck~heat hour 100 ne. $50
eorros-spq,s auIs, and prices l.ies lower; Md
q, = ed liz, see laSoo . e, s9,siny at 10 xs;ise
iii iST jina,ry ii issse Tor February ii Is Sc
i1l Ms,,h ,nn aSlnd .r Tsrn.2, m.r,ss
fnovi-ioSs lower and more active saies $40
Dos. sid5, 5000 Tor anu az Tor DO. fresh
lnsp'ctNu, utd fNr the winter months sl1.N bid an
SO ."i lleo quiet nn, cot hams 40 fairy at tso
i.r pri"c new "es'rn; Bacon u, mlnal IN NE SPOT
erv a. na w.. ~ M iV t. aaet Prkr ' ciIy S Hs
i' And Louder ga L,ri dnl =, =, e.. on tue snoi,
M.st,ru' ang 2'Do tcs Tor January. closing At
80" 's e dressed nos' IN 80 80 ao b9Jt.r
S oS To- @ oG c Isrn. 70 pr S%se ce 1s 81
Cheese quiet state fetories S@iSisc' western do,
7sl2c. hggs unchanged fresh, ass2Sc.; lined ~
GRAN wheat 1c better and moderately active
on !he poI and TO- arrive 30 tor Gid N.S MTasset
red and smOcr WINTER and ,l.ssssi u Tor rune 10
eehor. yig'e, dnll ns.ey ~ mcr any more &C.
da tlui flr No. 40. aul ~ic. Tor -. 20 hicagu a
nna S Sf .s hT s. a 9ss ,o 0 msS
ana a5Osi5c Tor wnitc Western aud STATE incl ding
Corn nrn'r out dul salcs s5o'O bush. at 5Se6s'ec
Tor we'd. The sales u mixed embraced sal grade
! and No . chicago ~ q Aef SO.
! GRocEUIE-- Rio coffee was nrm and quiet at id,t
eWtc., gold no -aUs. la Mid ~ AIDES there tut
ness 10 The extent OF LOO picus Java AZ @e9.c and
zoo bags Mar cainu l5'r lSc. both guu. Zee an
molAs.cs quiet ami un hanged. Raw sugars nrm AMI
fairly active; sales of 21JO hhd,. aud l,Oon at
h,tc for fair 10 good renuing Cuua 100 luisc cen
lrliugt. and s'Awstc. for mossses gfaues. Refined
] hru al lU7s a ssc Tor uaru-.
Srspiif- naval stores ttrc nrnnr GnI mo~c active
sale al 20 hn- spirit. furprufnr az 3hc. also D on
/ bbs good STRAINED rosn 10 tlnu@.Si.H5 Petroleum
WIS quiet and nnc inrcd ~ lNt' tor cru g. m hulk
ana 5ic for rennfi IN uns. Ocean frcight- que
hui auy cotton 60 LIVERPOOL b. steam. l1-a.d
los a. 03ed grain at 1ief.; ro N 90 llcvc 10y steam
i0d.; gram e. lrk tor orders, Is. du Ia hri-to
ChAnnc o.. ~! refined PETROLEUM 10 Belfast is l0isl
Mhskcy ISOLATE the extent OF 70 bpls al ala IalloV
/ duil ana lower 10 ~ 20 -Atc.
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the public debt, and for the week tei soo having re.
Deemed va 600 In cnle bonds, VIII On during he
aggregated t3llO,OOO receiving during peri.
Oh N com tor custom u % 1 900.
The dnvr business Vt the u. f. Sub Treasury waa
gold balance, ff9,t-SSpf n currency roc'fpf1
lua ~ currency pas mentu s8oOA424o, currency bal
ahce te,hbi NbBId; customs. flS7OOO. The Internal
ana the customs receipts sbOu.OuO The Treasury NJ
Washington received t5OuUOJ iu national bans u1 80
900. ~ " f''-''''
The exports Of soccc for the week footed n sen 7q
nnd since m. $50 7Hl Az, against fa3 pn me
lt last year am e. $50 sal iu 1874 The tApufte OF
doncsuc nroduc'. eur cy vain ton. for tn week end
ng TUESDAY last werc tdu0i2lb aud since Jan L. s2O7
and s2iDoHOW In 1874 The imports " cry p1ods
god Va uaton, Including general rchandisc for the
~ enfilr iodtr am ule to - 20 go and since
Jan L. 900 90 1850 against 1908 900 p20 same time
iasl year. and t32S go JJl In 1874
lh week clo.t ON a. cay money market, the rates
ran Inv from 10 10 "a cent ear loans, viii dis
count. WuI quoted Nt - y cent, for pest names.
HE woorN ia, ntut o. c associated banks reflects
an active movement IN currency ami specie, the latter
oWinir, probably, to tIe funding Oper uone of he
Treasury process. whtie the reduction OF the
ulteuder balance IL Que TO the demand from Western
ana southern banks for the annual crOUmOvin- uur
see. The reuuctiuu IN the tot reserve was H,OfO
600. but the reduction Of fiiaNhuu in The deposit liza
week and tlAh3h go m cNcre- ~ the legal require
meat. Loans contracted 500 Uuu, and the Uan6
circulation was Increased E $500.
Foreign exchange wa seady ~ NSt and ~ s5,e for
20 iai 8 and days bilis respectively
During the M ining calls The Government bond mar
Net vac somewhat active. regst red IT, ~ NJ selling ut
ivy coupon D. new. ll2i4; coupon b, Ut 81, llfltt
rrrstrr"d ~ 81 81 ii@qt * interest coupon Los
afternoon call. asu-ui was omitted
Inc following were the closing 81 rect quotations