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Niesieeippi and Esst+En Arkansas il un.
nm Ally quiet. Not . single disturbance
yenOrfad.
SOUTH CAROLINA.


The Demscraes Hate to Give 1t Up.
CHARLESTON, November 8, P. M.-Re-
turns from the coast precincts come in
slowly. They show less Republican msjor-
ity than estimated last night.
Democrats confidently claim Hamptou's
election, with the entire State ticket. I'll.
den 10 not far behind H .mpton, who goes
down to the coaet with 5000 msjorisy, which
will be hard to overcome. The R-publicsu ana
claim the State. The result IL still in
doubt.
The Republican and Democratic commit
tees are still widely at variance as to the
result in the State. The former claim 5000
majority for Chamberlain, but withhold
the details of their estimates. The latter,
eonceding every county unheard from to
have gone according 10 The Republican pre-
.diction, claim that Hampton ia certainly
elected. The dispute will hardly be settled
before to morrow.
Hayes Probably Carries the State.
AUGUSTA. Ga November 9-l2:30 A. NJ
South Carolina IL still in doubt; both par
ties claim the State. Indications are that
the Hayes electoral ticket is elected. I, Is
claimed by the Republicans that Chamber
lain's msjorities in Beaufort, Sumter, Col
Teton and Charleston will overcome Hamp-
toms maj .rity. The Democrats claim H amp
toms election, but say the re.uls will be
worry close.
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TAX COLLECTORS eALR-NO. 646S,
cEATk OF LOu16rANA-PARISH OF ORLRANS-
sinh District, City Of New Oriosna
STATR OP LOCssIANA vs. CERTAIN LOTS NJ
GROUND, In tquaees N0s -, o. e Ana II. ~.
eessed In tho name Of JAMES MIME and RI
CLAY. ~A~ -

STATE TAX CoLlICross Ory,er
Corner Of Vallette and Patterson strests
New Orleans. November l. 1876
RY VIRTUE OF The POWER In NIX yRsrRn nv
the act Of the Legislature Of this state. No. a.
OF ,s.s approved March "A. 1873 v Ill proceed to
I'll u pnoiic auction, at my Office corner Of VAL
!ette aud Patterson streets in the eaid Filth nis
t!lct Of this city, on TUESDAY, November Ia lS7S
81 Twelve O'Clock NJ, the following oescribed nrnn.
er T. to wit pA"p
u: ONE Lot OF GROUND, No. 81. in sou.re No
~, 09uoded BY Bartholomew, Where, Della, onde
Ana Laverxne streets, measuring 30 BY 100 feet
T. FiVE LOTS OF GROUND N0s 4 md ?
IN equa No. 81, bounded BY biisa, Pacific gve,ins
ana hinlra streets neA surlng each, 81 by l23 feet
,. Ohk ENrIRk >QUARk OF GROUND. No. 8. in
Tonisburg designated IS lots Nos. to 90 meas.
urlng. each % by lis feet.
=. ONE.HALF eQUARE OF GROUND No. H. in
Inafsou'g designated Is lots Nos to Is, meas
urinR. each. 19 BY lis feet.
together with all the improvements and sppur.
tenances thereunt0 bea0nglng
SAID property having been seized by me to satisfy
taxee upon said property for the year 1875 amount
ing 70 ,nny.eieht dollars together with al costs
At said sale the property will not be adiud iosted
nniess the bid 10 for sufficient amount 10 satisfv
the Aforesaid claim. together with the De naities
thereon, and al costs and charges which may
have accrued. -
Tho purchaser ut this sale 10 entitled To ha nm,
in immediate possession. ~ f-'
Terms-Cash on the spot
A. J. REDMOND.
Ssate TAX Collector. ffth DISTRICT, City Of New
VioanA nn2SA
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>'A~~s
The Three Tailors of Toolsy street me,
possible. in order to discuss the position III
the United Kingdom with regard to the
East. The meeting would have been held
with closed doors, but there being but one
door it was considered superfuous to cloae
it, particularly as no strangers showed anv
desire to come IN. The Second Tailor voted
the First Tailor into the chair. This was
Immediately seconded by the Third Tailor.
and carried BY very large majority. The
FIRST Tailor said that he sh0uld have been
most proud to have taken the chair. but.
unfortunately, it had already been taken
under Q distress for last months rent. (Lond
cheers.l The proposed chairman went on
70 say that it would be quite in keen
ing with the object of the meeting. and
with their professional capacity, ii thew
we're to cit cross-legged (ereat cheering.
during which the meeting crossed their leSs
and took their seate]. The first resolution
vas proposed by the Third Tailor, who said
. .a.s ne considered that ell Turks shout be
already expunged Turkey from \ man he.
longing TO friend of bic, and hoped II
mmlgns aia the cause materially fcheersi.
dS would move resolution tn the SoIin,
ing euect: THAT this meeting. comnris;rr
g ~ GOES the principal inba 6itants of ths
United Aiogdom (hear, hearl would an oosst
to her majesty that al affairs Of State az a"IS
be at once committed to their charre vhar
probably proper solution of Era E."ta rn
question would be arrived ct" (Ioud ohesrs !
The resolution was carried by an over.
whelming majority, the president giving
his casting vote. The Second Tailor thoushs
thar some pecuniary relief should be sent
ont to the sufferers (6ear, hesrJ and that it
should be done 1t once (great 0heeringl He
should therefore ask the president Of the
meeting to lend him q shilling; half of
which he would pledge himself to spend in
peer lcheere]. and would promise to owe
.1e otoer half to any honorary treasurer
mo might be appointed. Tho president,
'Itef having reCroeed his legs and 70. |
AIRED that he was in hourly expectation |
tiers Of apology from al the crowned |
adj OF Europe for not attending tho |
Getting, went on to say that he fully con-
FRED in what had been said. With re-
nd to tho shilling it was matter for con-
Iteration, AMI wonld probably take some
eeks to decide. Nevertheless, he had no
,iection to other members of the meeting
describing largely to the relief of the suf-
rere. Murmur. Should her majesty
cline to accede to their petition. they
light take matters into their own hands.
1ey surely ought to get something out of
ryent appeal to the Second Tailor to
and something. This having been Sec
ded by tho Third Tailor, it was carried
, a enthusiastic majority. A somewhat
lrm discussion followed, after which tho
sefine uncrossed its legs and tossed for
oners till il dispersed. -London Post.
-. + ~
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TIE Temperaf4re.

The Thermometer ct Louis Frlgerio's No.
so Chsrtres street, for the past two days
stood - follows:
November AT ia. NJ, 500; 1t 2 P. M,
69o; at 6 P. NJ, 600.
November Sat 8 A. NJ, 40; at 2 P. NJ.
$50; ct 6 P. NJ, $50.
Lowest point during the nights of No.
vember and 7, 40.
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FOREIGN.



LEEDS, November 8-The Mercury says
experiments are being made with process
for increasing the durability of iron rails,
which promises the greatest success. An
eminent railway official has asserted cont
IDENTIFY that by this process in n rails can be
produced moro durable than steel.
Death Of N ex.Queen.
San RENO, November She Duchess
Of Assta, ex-Qaetn of Spain, is dead.
War h japan.
PARIS, November ga telegram from
japan, dated November 6, says Japsneee
naval and military force attacked the in.
sereents that day ct HAgri, in the province
Of NegAt0. The insurgents were beaten
and ned.
Resulatlss the Fisances.
HAVANA. November ga decree has been
iasued abolishing immediately the higher
rate ct which foreign gold and silver money
was received here BY the government, -.
oording TO the decree of September q, 1875.
Henoei0rtb, foreign money will be received
only 1t the value of the coin marked ON the
eame.
Dassia Demands N Early Conference.
BRussELs. November Sic Nord to-
day oaye Russia insists On IN early confer.
ence OF tho powers ON tho basis of Eogiish
proposals. General Ignatieff. Russian am.
basssdor 1t Constantinople, has been
Instructed TO support theoretically large
Bosnia, Herzegovina and Bulgaria, with
e@oacious guarantees under the control of
the powers.
Tho Proposed Confefence.
LONDON, November 8-Reu:er's Paris
dispatch esye: 1ntelligt nce received here
1tates that Mr.. Elliott, British am bsssador
q Constantinople, will communicate to the
Forte tho EDglish proposals. relative to .
conference. The proposals in question IRE
vorded % - to enable either Russia of
Turkey to make ter.propos.ls. The
tenor OF the answer of the great powers.
i 10 believed that France and Italy will |
maintain reserve until swsre of Russia's
views. Austria has eemi-Oficially an
nounced her intention to swaiG the answers
of the other powers. The Russian answer |
viii probably not be known until the Gear /
arrives ct g. Petersburg.
Bismarek hes declared that he can not see |
tho utility Of Germany participating in the |
conference.
Trouble In the French Cabines.
The Standards Paris special SAYS there il
2 split IN tho Cabinet. II. Demacere, the
Minister OF tho Interior, complains of n.
Dauftoe's severity toward the Republican
press. It = reported that the left purpose
a Interpolation on the subject.
Up the Nile.
The Press Association IL informed that
The African explorer Gordon intends to
oootinue biz explorations, in coneeaueuce
q having discovered branch of the White
Milo. which may possibly enable him to
svoid the rapids, which hitherto barred bis
progroee, and open . water Communication
lfom Victoria Nysnza to Kbartoom,
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TAX COLLECTORS eALE-NO. S443.
STATR or LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fifth District, City Of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. suNDRY ARPyNTs
~ LAMD: assessed IN the name OF DAPTiSTR

STATE Tax CoLIscroR's Oy,1os, ]
Corner OF Vallette and PAtter son streets, )
New Orleans, November I, 1876
RY NRTuB OF THR POWER IN Nh VESTED
- BY the act Of the Legislature ot this State
No. 4! Of 1879. approved March IA, 1873 I WIN pro.
cee9 % soil At public auction 1t my Office, conner
o. vauette and Patterson reefs Ia the said FIJI
District ia Of this city, on TUESDAY. Kovembtr ID.
property. to wit
SUNDkY ARPsNTs OF LAND, measuring IL ar.
points T. ont. by 40 arpens deep. Together With
sli the improvements aud appearances there
Said property having beeD sized BY me to satisfy
Piivl'tge aud claim due the state OF Louisiana
for taxes upon sald property for the year 1875,
amounting to one hundred and ,hut '. four dollars
and eighty6ve cents. together with all costs, PEN
al les and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amount to sa&isfv
the Aforesaid claim. together with the penalties
thereon, and al costs and charges which may
have accrued.
Tho purchaser ct this sale 10 entitled to be INIT
In immediate possession.
Terma-Cash On the spOk
STATE Tax Collector. R1ftA District, Oitx n Ma
NJ 3 IA
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TAX COLLECTORS eALE-NO. 636O.
STATE OF LOuISIANA-PARlSH OF ORLEANS
Second District, City OF New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. A LOT OF GROUND,
on Bayou g.. job, y, in square No. 468; asoesood
In the name of ELIJAH r. DkWlN6.
STATE TAX CoLLEcroR's OFFICE,
No. 20i Canal street, }
New Orleans, October 81, 1876
DY vIRTUR OF THU POWER IN MB VISITED BY
ID the act of the legislature OF this state No. AZ
Of 1873, aporovrd March IL 1873 will proceed to
sell It public auction, at my of1ce No. FOL Canal
ctr In the said second District OF tnis city on
SATURDAY, Now mb.r H. 1876, ct twelve o'clock
n. the 70 loving der thed property. to wit
OkB LOT OF GROUND. on BAYOU 1t. John. in
square No. 468, bounded BY Bayou st. John. A.
P0ihp. Solomoa and Metairie slreet t. mrasurinr "a
BY 1871 feet. Together with all the improyements
and Appnrtonances heruunt belongipo
Sstd property having BEEN seized bS me to satisfv
privilege aud claim due the state Of lOuisiana
for taxes upon sad property for the wear ia71
amounting to seventeen dollars aud fortv oenfs
t0ge ther with oil costs. penalties and chas ees.
At satd see the property will Lot b. adiudirated
unless the bid 10 for suidciens amount 70 eatiafv
the aforesad claim and also the unpaid taxea
upon said propsrtv for the years 1873 1875, 1917.
thereon, and al costs and charges which may
have accrued.
The purchaser ct this sale 10 entitled to be mt in
immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on tho spot.
B. r, JOUBRRT
State Tax Collector. Second District, City OF New
OtoSoA mol Sill
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v'eksburs. Il. m St. Louie, , r u. Deuartea-
MoiiS Moore Tor g. L.uis. A. T.. Cewmcn'
c."est. y II. Cry If Wish sbusg, for v,ck burg,
~ T. y. Rtver Nv I've E+t oish, inches and
~ Ing. weather char and cold
Stand ten feat nlEe inchee. Max mum thern,cn-
ctr. 40 Dep .lt~d-illr Q Q, jor vieA shur&; Psa-
for CT. c nnai; Do nally and CArondelot. Tor
O,leans; Klls Hugbe-, for below.
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WISCONSIN,.
Wiscevsi, Secure for Hayes.

Wiscossi Secure for Hayes.
Milwaukee,, November 8-Complete
and partial returns from forty one coun-
ties show . net Republican gain Of 1900
over last year. This can not be overcome
by the counties to be heard from. The
Republican majority In the State will be
fully 5000.
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Deaths IN SAvannah.
SAVANNAH, November S-Total inter-
ments to-day ten, Of which six were from
yellow fever.
Violation Of Llacoln,s Grave.
NEW YORK, November THE Herald
~ ~ specisl reporting An attempt to rob
caught in removing the coffin, but escaped.
Rist il Charleston.
CHARLESTON, November ga ser;on.
not broke out here about dusk this eveninv.
Broad street, from the courthouse to tho
postofhce, was crowded with whites apa
blaeks. ell excited, end the blacks much
able to the Republicans. Al alteration
between Democrat and . Republican WA
followed BY . general outbreak of the
blacks, who were largely superior in mum.
hers to the whites, and who opened q gen
al fire with pistols snd rides upon the
wa. for the time. The whites soon raj
Has sharp firing occurred, and intense
sxc;tsr mt reigned throughout the city for
some hog. 'snies Of United States troops in
the city dsA .vd and nov have cbsrv s, If
~ ResseS we otS casualties are one negro
tno stree0. IN others seriously vou1d-
scfssny ma eign. Of George 81. Waller. :
-: 0oo wn..os sscA chant was killed, and
shcrt : dc,s~ ~S;.se 'ounded.
Al DDPA1TumY
Omse Chisf SEtao (
Warrington. November ., .h-.....
For the South Atlantic States nss ,meter ana
ooe1 70 wa!@er southwest, risiDG bar the (3nlf
RerSly cloudy weather will prevail POAN ar ann ~
esstess northe,ly Winds shifting to wa.DA srcms.
1ess and increasing c0udtnAss Por TspnessA, ;"".
- ONE Valley. sloviy ri.tne b. rometer, ct "
MN0Wte ~ southwest wnds and falling oarome ]
~ pr the Mode states. noitheIly v nds,t
Iei:g esseEk ter; sligbs'y cooler and aty cloudy
4eI elzAnd. cau'ionary signals continns at
= Wsvsr and Marine News.
- rAsa. .,ovem osr o-Arrlved-Br'tishI 9
,-sssice Hrcksen. master. sky days nom Q
~ .sss,fs r. maersr; sch0Oner Express TIL =, | :
$685. nastss sax~s On days from rn'isoe'po's' !
Ss@;uvra. Hsvembs = weather cold ana
saoasy. kvse Isss enc i1ce ~
ss.SSs sAr, Iove1 ~ a-llsysf ton teet eight
! :l&ksS \. fsildna. Weaskeg eQld and cloudy.
a S@aSs.s. uvvembse e-3N9 tire Se.s nine 2
117ESS ~ atnksOnAry. elo11y : y 4sn
e. S4n1V ia uOveoe9 1xs4yssy.n "a snn.-"Upev. | Il
e,sS. W1otkeg esou1y - eoi2 Dowa-i0S I
49,. = 9 = =. 4 s,,sr ,ss si1 feet
y 99 .s rsroSStr o.--Ardvs a. e1e. fto@ :
viskssssx nvse - a.x 49,. - 81. - :
q: 81: {; IS: =; 81: =; !.
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TAX COLLECTOR,S sAL9-NO. 6AU6.
STATE OF LOUIsIAHA-PARlsH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City Of New OrleAnA
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. A PoRr1oN OF
GROUND, Ironing on Burgundy street, In
square No los, asseeaed IN the name Of
willow n. ROU6SALOT.
STATE TAX CoIlscro.,s O1nc,.
No. pol Canal street
New Orleans. OctG Der 81, l876
R1 vRTCR OF THB POWER IN Mr. VESTED
- ~ the act OF the Legislature Of this otate No
OF is3 approved March IA. ls73, viii prscted to
street IN The said Acood Dstrict Of this city, On
SArUROA!. November IL, 1876. at twelve o'ciook
l.. the following described property. to Wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND fronting on
Burgundy street, In square No. I0s boundtd hv
Burguody, Unsulines, Ramp,rt and At Phii,n
streets. measuring % by 10 ieet Toet shsr with
~ the fmprovements and sppuHtensnees thsre-
unto belonging.
Said property having been seised BY mo to sae,sfv
2 privilege And claim due the state Of Louiaiane
Ior taxes upon saad property for the yee4 1874
amounting % forty three dollars and 6fty oents
together With Al costs penalties and chaieea
~ oala sale the property win not b adiudioeeed
Inle6e the bid 70 for sufficient amount to aatisfy
knereoa. al costs and charges which may have
accrued
The purchaser At this sale Is entitled to be put In
immediate Possession.
TsSm&-CaaA On the spot
B. p. JOUBRRT
1tate TAI Collector. Second District, Oty cf New
OfIoAnA mol IL
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N xW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY,

nu MV e VAE0n0el0t Uf6et, new OII0oAA
Pole, Policy holder. in this company can have IN in.
agency. Those holding policies are espoo3sliy -.
TONED against taking tho advice Of aay one Wa
pfetends to have confidential tnfbrm0tion: Is =
only IN effort to mAko . lee. II any inouiFv h
considered necessary, Or council reQuixp1 en-.
with the policy, on the 0RNRRAL AGRNT ~ q
Oarondelet street. rSnr0k
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VIRGINIA..
(soOde Reelected.

NORFOLK, November S.-Rsturns to night
assur, the re election of G rode, Democrat,
to Congress from this district by 5000 ma.
iority.
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day summed up $500
bAes ct p ices showing IN advance o. hVkc.
closing 6rm ct nc, requ ring . corresponding
change IN our quotations. We give also the 6E
uSes aud report Of the EAchSuge. 40 bel0w:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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ACOUSTICS
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT
Ne. lO7 CastomA0aso street,
Between Royal and Bourbon.

All the delicacies Of the season, chotoe winss
etc. always on hand; also. al that 70 necessary f.
ratio salocns up stairs Elegantly furnished rooms
% rent by the wsek or month ct moderate prices
The voetauvnrt b ouev v~iNct.,h4 EVA,
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MONETARY AND ComnERcIAL.
MON TARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS RBPUBLlOAN,
WkDN4alAY kYnNIEQ. NnYemha1 8. 1875.

WBUH0DN BvoNI10. NNV6@Uo1 D. 1SVu. }
We n0ticed . slight Improvement to day in the
demand for money ct . me Ut the tAnke, bat no
change On the stleet or IL thu iatB. ct cpm merci
raprr. UOd .r the ceollDe ct New York, gold !,
SC Mwer, snd the move ment fair From The same
cause tterling gave ~ev 10 OF abou' 10 p cent
an francs y cent With frS4r G6rliogs New
to . liberal ext Mt. State console ~ ere quiet and
Unchanged Premium bondS were H. go0G d<ma d.
and sid ID liberal oxtent. closing Ct IN advance
of IL p cent.
We continue to quote exceptional paper 1t -O9
y cent = aunum dlenounr Al do ct l00l3. ana
second grade ct lS0l8 First clAss mortgages %
10 ? cant z annum. anA eeoond gTaae no@mAl
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TAX COLLECTOR,s sALR-No. sa>s.

TAX COLLECTORS sALR-NO. ssas.
STAIR OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLRAua
Second List lot, City Of New Orleans.
STAIR OF LOUISIANA vs., TWO LOTS IN
GROUND. on st Louis and Derbienv strs.t.
IN square No 70: assessed In t6e nams a.
CkAUDk LAGUETR 0 A""ao u
S4Ars TAX ColI.croR's Ovr1c,.,
no. 2Ol Canal street.
New Orleans, Octopor 81. lSi6 {
RY VIRTUE OF THR POWER IN Mr. vRsrpn ~
- the at Of the Legislature OF this ststn ~ I.
OF eIs. approved March IA. 1873. viii nroc,s~S -
eeu ~ public auction, at nv Office M on 10y ~
sure T. in the sAid 500 nd District Of hi: c,t ~
oDA1. N0vembor II, 1876 At tveivs c,Sl, ~
TW u%S T1 mg descrtbt proo+rty, to Wit
n. ~, AVIo Of GROUND, on St Lonie and
c,,; strse's In square No. 22O. Soundsd hv 81
inc ~ =. % OOnti and Roman streets messur.
"snas and sppurtenances therein to haL,n1inr
"H paopeits having been seized by me- to saiisfv
a. thsneee and claim due the Etat- of IOuisians
nvn AAss uDon said property for the YEAR IRA
cects T.. tnlrtv-slX do lars and twenty.hye
ch nn, together with all costs penaitie: and
A. :. q. "a; the will mot be .udio.t.d
r nro AFORESAID claim. and also the unpaid tAxes
1S1H eala property for the year 1875, Together
c MI tno penalties thereon and all coats nd
0nrmrsgee hich NAV have accrued
NC Pufcnaoor 1t this sAle 10 entitled tn hA nn<
~ Immediate possession.
AeGms-Oaah ON the spot
STATE T.. Collector. second Ssiss $500 ~ & Rev
nj 81
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ecks were quiet
Nt.t, con OILS were quiet also and were stu
Quoted 1T Abnut ssh bid
Unser . good dsRa, premium bonds advanced
about II y cent, clbsirg vt ash G34
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God opened at Ilox 0liot against 10 It New
Y0rs. sn4 aftcr fair In mesa. clIsed A. lOStO
llOk. rRaiust lo9k in that mAr.tt. Tho ssles
sun med M &26 200. embracing $1,000 ana . 1900
at 1854 $500, 8 300 aud $500 vt lo9k. and 5000
aud 5000 at l 81.
Under the declin- in gold ct New York stosling
was 10 or abou 10 p o.. low ar and franos y
cent. The 0vem. ut n m dera'e
The 81 If sterli & cou priced 81 900, emb nc.
ing 490O0 b OF lad NJ o. IS 23% as "a. 43oOo DO
anu .OOO Al c Q r IS "a; Glb. 900 do 1t es IAN,
an $1,000 do and al lear It IS 34d5 rs.
The Oaiy sale Of france report d was $4,000 com
m 5rciai at. -
at the tlssa sterling bills ~ere quo.ed at . 522h
23k for bill Of laaiig and al lear. and %
IS BIN for bank tbauk eau ter ,ats -0es 2al,
IN, Fl ncs st 4SIk f.r c. NINE roial aud nominal
Tor bank.
Under more liberal of rings New York COM
merCisl eight was weskeg. without bang
auotarlv lower. an the m .vement w.s hber.L
The sales compr e263 900 embracing 5000
Q .mpe.c d. e5oco.. $1,000. $50 600 $500
$50 900 cCmMoI cial ann bail and 63SO00 !.
xats hs ,kers 81 4 p cent d'scounE SzsoJo:
Us 90 and e30.0O0 commercial 81 IL -, and
$1,000 bank 5 Is.
The bsnks continue to check on New York at
p cont discount, and COMMERCIAL sight was
stiil quoted atS.
The following 10 the ofncial sts,ement Of the
Gales reEort< TO-DAY ut the NtOck Exchange:
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MONTROSe HOUSE,
III (kORMBRLY BOSSkLL 6OUHEl.
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