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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
COZ. HAYEs HONORED.
A Farewell Reception In Columbus Before
His start for the White House.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 2S.-The reception given
TO Prcsident-elect Hayes. this evening. by the
citizens OF Columbus. without distinction Of
party. was an enthusiastic ovation. The halls
Of the Senate and House of Representatives
wore filed as soon as the doors were opened Mt
o'clock Hundreds were unable to reach the
steps Of the building. There were many promi-
ncnt Democrats and Republicans from all parts
Of the State there to pay their respects TO the
Governor.
The Governor with Mrs. Hvcs leaning on
his arm. and accompanied blythe committee.
entered the Senate chamber at o'clock. and i'm
mediatey thereafter those having tickets were
admitted. Mrs. Hayes was plainly but richly
dressed in heavy black silk. her only ornament
being flowers. Gov. Hayes In his speech said !:
Mn. President. LANES AND GssrLrwKsi shall make
no attempt todcscrbe what have felt during tho progress
to az Gloss I wlsb' in tbc simpes, way and With ,he
iewest words 70 thank the citizens Of Columbus the
the people Of Ohio who have taken part in it for their
very great Kindness to inc and TO my family on this aud
me city Of Columbus and it' people have very many
more than forty wears since became acquainted in boy
NV mos. intm@ts friend, have been among it, cit@Sns
Many are gone. ! look In vain among those we
numbered with my most familiar acquaintance few
e Srg mere w1gse maas dIrns s' r'
Among these are the chairmano Of your Executive Com.
iime b. older brother Baiycry many Of my early sni'
Of Columbus gone. Among those knew and rcmem.
Der for their trendncss to boy and who are
longer living are such ellknown citizens Of earlier days
n this city a Joseph Kigeway. ST. Joseph Riigeway.
Jr, samuel Mcdary Alfred Kelly Gusavus swan. De j..
q. Jones, John Noble. W. j. Gilbert aud many who were
nearer my own age, such as Thomas sparrow Fitch.
James Matthew. Albert B Butler and Dr. Doug.
Ia. Case, with whom ] was on terms of
absence ot these friends Of the changes we
must expect In the years which before As form
self and family we 60 perhaps 20 return In few days 20
occupy our accustomed place In this community possibly
" other and duties not to meet YOU again
In that event wish 10 say Mr. Lincoln said. part
INK with his friends ~ Springfield sixteen years that
trust YOU will pray that may have that divine assist
ance and guidance without which cannot succeed, and
with which cannot fail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
The Outlook for Peace more Favorable-Ar-
mistice with Montenegro.

LONDON, Feb. ga despatch from Berlin
says: " 1t is believed here that the Russian army
will shortly be demobilized."
Lord Derby's sugg, stion that years time be
granted the Porte 10 prove the sincerity of its
promises Of reform meets with in rcas ng favor.
The general aspect Of affairs is decidedly
pcaceabe. The statement that Russia is press
ing ior an answer to Prince Cor hakon's circu-
lar ia without foundation. The powers ap1ar.
on The contrary. 10 have postponed their replies
with her app.nNal
BELoRAbE. Fob. 2s-Thc Grcat Skupt ehina
assembled on Monday and hHs since h'"n orru-
pied in verifying the election of members lurm-
ing conmlttr,s Peace conditions were sumit-
ted 90 the Skupichinat To-day and wore adopted.
The. Sid,tdrfs despatch from Pcsth reports
TINT the sitting OF the SkuIischina lasted three
hours. There was great excitement in tho
chamber. Prince Milan made u speech which
occupied an hour I'm the delivery.
He recapitulnted the causes Of tho war. and
announced thnt his alliance with Montenegro
- I'LL existed. Russ "A hud given SerVia p"rmis-
sion 10 conclude peace. Turkey had refused %
prolong the arnlistice II peace was not con-
cIuucl immediately.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Railway. Ex.Trea.urer Arrested.

Joseph T. Crowell. cX-City Treasurer Of Rah-
way j was arrested yesterday on the charge Of om-
be2zng Jan 81 1871 s37on ~ belonging TO the city
Of RahwaN Crowell was hrst charged with msman.
agcmcnt tour years ago and several Investigations took
place To secure alleged dchccrcy Of sasOOD in
has accounts, CroNe onercd to give adcci of trust Of his
property In Railway. which he now claims as worth
s7,NDp The Common Council finding the property alb.
suflei hy overdue taxes, assessments. Ac refused To
accept thcdeod ON TUESDAY civil was Instituted
against Gruwell for the itl due the city under
hi, bonds. and against II Stone, bayd Crowen Robert
RUSSELL jose ph Smith, and George 4. Gordon fnr tile
rcspecilVc amounts Tor which they were his suretrs
The criminal complaint against CroWcll was made ON the
same day hy Charles l. fratt before Justice LHmlcrt
John Woodruff President o the Union National Bank,
and John e. toddingon became CROW clls bunlsnvu in
SIjUU tor his preliminary examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

WAsUISGToS, Feb. 2s.- In the House the
hmendmonts TO tho Sundry Civil Approprla-
ton bill adopted in Committee OF the Whole
were agreed to. The Senate entered and the
following decision Of the Electoral Commission
on tho South Carolina election was read;
] ne Pfs,if,f NJ ne S-isi> &c
Inc Electoral Comns -io mentioned In said act having
tc"vei certain certificates and pagers phrporuns 10 he
r"Fuc sies and papers accompanying the same, u TIE
trcnfal NOies from ue state O south Carolina and TIE
opocpu thereto submitted 10 II under SAID act now 10
pAI uatt has duly con hdeied the same pursuant to
an aet snl has y amNoniy u votes DECIDED ana DOS
IeTcy decide, mat the votes of g. Bowen. j. Win
snith, Thomas Is Johnston Timothy Hurley. W.
haTi, Wilson Cook and W. T. Meyers, named In
q o. saad state, Which votes are certified BY saii
persons, As appears by the ceTtincAtcs submitted
X us commission as Aforesaid and marked NO l.
~, by SAID commis.icn and herewith returned. are
e woes provided Tor by the Constitution OF the United
usat tho same are lawfully to be counted As
sheIeM eeruned namely, seven votes for Rutherford b.
pNyss As saH Of OHIO for President aud ssysn vVteS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
LIFE In TIE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY TIM
SUNS REPORTERS.


In the crooked whlskcy trial yesterday the
Defendants counsel amiahly admitted that number Il
consgnments Of whiskey marked and respectively,
for which way bills produced, came from Chicago
10 the depot at st Johns Park for r. q Boyd Co. The
Assistant District Attorney then put the stand Daniel
gallagher. Of the delivery clerks. TO show the date
delivery Of particular lots from that depot Gen Tracy
thought needless to take up time in that way, whea
the defendants were willing TO admit all such facts AZ
they appeared from the entry books But when. in
swer to Judge Bltchfords inquiry why the dates Of the
receipt Of particular lots important Mr.. shermsa
proposed to show that the defendants had failed to entss
on the books kept for Inspection by the Government al
the shipments marked received up TO about the time
the seizures in Chicago but that after tha time the bookf
remaining In their possession entries ncrpoatcd-
as appears from their face. whereas the lots marked
were regularly entered Gen Tracy withdrew the ofef
TO admit the date of receipt of the shipments Mr. sher
man then went on and proved by this witness and jobs
Mahoney another receiving clerk the dates Of receiving
and delivering several shipments connecting them VITA
the accounts sales already produced rendered bJ
Boyd Co.. the defendants, to Golsen 4 Eastman. tina
cOnsInorA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
John Dyotr. Wardrobe Sold by Auction.

The theatrical wardrobe and properties of the
late John Dyott actor. sold yesterday at "a Uni
versy place by Robert Somcrville auctOncer The gay
coored ana fancy costumes bought by artists for
drapcry purposes pair huckskin rantaoons sold fof
~ ln Knee hrcccho 81 British Admirals coat heavily
embroidered with gold lace ~ 10 k vest and breechoS
81 dress ord 81 -, Yorkshire lrggus % cents
pie velvet suit 81 embroidered vest 81. black and mail
dress 81 -. ned and gold suit. g. mail suit s325 a
large bundle OF wigs of all kinds sold for a. The grented
curiosity the play hill Of fors Theatre Washington
which Lincoln held In his hand when he shot by J.
wilkes Booth IL dated April H. 1855. and read:
"Benent aud last night oi Miss Laura keene. 'Oul
American Cousin Mr. John Dyutt as AID Mpcod aud
Harry Hawk as Al Terolnfd" When Mr. Inculd was re
l.ll.A IIanA A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

John O'Brien. Of 50 Baxter street. Captain Of
the Dead Rahht Gang" while intoxicated la.t evening
insultcd every one he met Onccr Sullivan ordered him
nto his house. onr.en knocked him down. ani took
possession OF his club su.ivsn knocked OBr.cn down
with his pistol and got hi. club. un,ers edden ard
Macanlay ~ his assistance GiI the Dead Rabbit
Gang rallied To the a.slsiangc Of their captain stones
aud SUCKS were thrown and the ot'crs were severely
wounded. q hUen broke lHu-r AMI down Franklin
gang while sullivan rapMug for a-sl.tlncc, pursued
o Bricu and captured hiui Iltv T. ice then r -tt ON
Wtir prisoner aud were followed ~ the D. Ai kahhits
omcer lciien had his wri,t broken hs ,ilu. hiA lac
WAS lret about the head SuNGu wa badly Doe
about the head and body. MaeAulAy was Also ost'y
luit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
The North American Life.

Mr. Hcnry J. Furbor, President of the North
America Lue Insurance Company, snd yesterday that
lwisc Dunohue has granted motion sci,lns aside so
much of the order of lul-c Dycknan as empower, VIM
N Leonard referee to inquire into tine a'iIs tie
company ana requires r officer. 10 discover the
tcic'o Hi the conduct Of ITS anair> ant tie eN,r,-
is tuuc ions ondms the return az the orirr March
3 similar aplics ilon was nade yesterday IA bruoA.
Ign before Judge DychmAH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

The mate Of the steamer d. X. Martin. which
is running to Staten Island In opposition to the Wander
bilt boat stationed their wharf yesterday ai
stapeton with force of lfty men, with instructions u
resist all attempts Of the rival onpany to de the
wharf. The entire wharf IL being filled up with s0rcA
aud heavy beams are made fast To either side At the wa
ter edge 10 away the ruddcrs of the oppos
ing boats. should the attack. which expected laN
night take place The whole town Is In arms against t
Vanderbilt hoat-. and n repetition O tile attack madl
Tuesday hast takes place The town bell to be rung
At the Iarbur Commission Office n learned that no
sides the cost Of repairing their wharf the company
under daily PENALTY ot S2i for violation uf the Stau
laws This penalty dHtrs May 2A l~Ii and withOu
the accrued Interest amount. now to SlODD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
DID WeIspiei Kin Katie WIedeI

Coroner Dempsey had It consultation with Dis.
uict Attorney Crook ol Richmond county, yesterday In
relation 10 tlc prosecution OF Nm X Wrslic for ths
murder of kafio i.i,l. ihe ynuvs girl who was found
Il, ui M ard uu staten island lie believed him
sell Justified u DOM 81 from eti nee IN his poss,
SION Nj Crook sAli. huWtNtf thIt ths could not DO
dnf rlv-s rihisc mafc AGAINST Ncl-pic for AL
thnt Sh t' CN~, !. s'. oitn. the tact that Wolspcls
liI not appear in hr verdict the tirurtrs
forbade cumniual az l,ing nalc a. AIlist him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
The Departure Of the Grand Dukes.

The Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine and
party left this city yesterday morning quietly they
entered II less than two weeks From the Clarendon
the party strocd uircly through Union square and for
few blocks down Broadway. Their carriages had fol.
lowed them. aud they entered them aud taken to
the Desbrosscs street ferry. In Jersey City they took
possession OF President Thompsons special car which
in wniun- them. They accom- panied ne Tar
~ Newark by Consul General Boiico During their visit
they made msuy new friends and renewed many old
friendships They will r,iun their ships at Norfolk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
SCHOOL TEACHERS SALARIES.
What was Done the Rccommc ndations
Made by the b-Committee.

- =, =, . =, =,
Two sessions OF the Board OF Education
n.,,, Iaa,, ,,,.', ~ ,,.,,., ,I' , - ,s,
nav pven "o 'il's "ceA' 'no sVssloh u ''sVer-
hay heing one OF the largest ana warmest re-
corded. The central subject was the cutting of
,bc hoarJ,s axnors.s 10 tho ,ronor,iors do-
% Wv oo"iu eNp,"9VS ~ ','o piopoi''ons uo-
lined by the Board OF Apportionment according
10 the recommendations of subcommittee of
,h.. C,,,,,i,,.,,, ,,,, el,ri,s ,,,1 r,,,,,,,,. M,
'i' SV'H'''i'''r oH 'a'"ii'S "lu @ h'0noih'' ihe
Commits ioner Walker was authorized TO 70
to Albany to push a bin empowering the board
to transfer unrNpnud.d balances
4 protest from a large number 81 trustees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Four Little Wnifs.

Jacob. Isaac Harris. and Michael Simpson.
aged respectively II. O. s. AMI years taken FROM
the waiting Of the Corand street ferry late yes
toriay afternoon by officer of the Steamboat Squad
and gwen into the ni MntrOn Webb m the Poco
Central Oficc. They had been in the room since 10
O'Clock IN the morning Their mother. with six-ycar
old babe IN her arms, had told them 10 wait until her
turn and had then LETT them. The boys said that they
had recently travelled from Philadelphia with theft
mother and that they did not know whore she intended
Their faticr they said had sold out his business
In rhilade phia about nNe months and disappeared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

LONDON, March 1.-The Paris correspondent
OF the Nnpari reyNes the report ol the intended mar
riage King Alfonso and the Duke of Montpcnsier's
daughter and says the marriage Is announced lor the end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

Abraham Gcyo and Samuel G. Cults wcre
namrd trustees under the viii Of Air 'ham lioo,oy. who
let his pro'tty &, L.s vie. Lucy oocy, and three
children. Ahrfilu Samuel. aul Edwin Franc. robcrt
N'es Wa. appointed guardian ad htria Of the children
hN iu.o hufltt yesterday tor hr puru-O of bringing
suit ins lo trustees thrs charged that they have
slrct,d to perform their 'urs ami haze ni,approprk
ated property belonging 10 the trust ulud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Mrs. Krekeier'. Un.ucce..ru, Application.

Henry w Thaule recently recovered a judg.
meet for $500 against Margaret Krckccr for malicious
prosecution Juise DAVIS was asked yesterday TO va
cate the order o arrest u lvn. u'cd that Mrs
hfhctt Wa iii ani siunt lnrs' quantities Of hloo
AMI could not sfnl cUn'u int MT 90 Ludlow street iaiL
II was claimed also unt lee ing % Wuiaan She was mol
subject to nr.e.t IN civil action Tor mahripn. prose-
cuuIn Judsr Davis drriirl lt size could be- held and
d,uiei mo motion, holding that malicious prosecution
came W'iiu the uti' tl Wil Injury to person
llulettA. Nlll % subject arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

The New York Mutual Lii Insurance Com
phny and the Grrmana Lite Insuiancc Company, o. this
city have Just been "Lit nrfen"ncnch Theyycstolay
received new Gc Attn o'Gcn yon inwchro' Cnrm
nau who hhd policy iu rNth for the am nl moni nrd,
and one equally large tn the tlun"ci "a Mutual IAe,e
nnoLrs AAAe only bun IAnmlm. .lm-t Nsl " lOuer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

. Miss Iotta IS 10 appear M tho Academy Of
Music bfVoA>h Friday aud saturday. in Ma,, aud Up
Tho steamship LAmcrique. stranded at Sea-
bfShl, n D., moved io.ty icct senward yesterday.
now thought that she can soon be got on
=. The Hon. Thurlow Weed has been elected Q
director In the htna Insurance Company OF New York,
which hD old friend Col H. A. ConkliDg tho gresdsnk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

AT 1890 O'Clock yesterday morning flames
burst ou' from the three stor, hnok hulin. % Atlantic
avenue. BrouklNn DAVID epmnn. hntirr lost ~ 800,
Hni sflnlrl INWinskl sJpD rhc bMilns was dam'
ascd about 81 ,5Ul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

METAMoRA. H.. Feb. 2s.-An attempt wns
made ON Ia Sunday morning 10 murder John suga. pro
pretor OF a saloon the Peoria road About half past
O'Clock the house broken into by men who pro
coeded 70 the sleeping apartments Of sgn and assaulted
him with hAtchet On the head. lie tried to ward On
the blows until too weak 10 resist any longer when the
As~alants gave him what they doubt supposed was
his death blow The victim IS man who wore u very
long and heavy beard but there are only few strands
left the greater portion having been pulled by the
roots in the struggle Tor lite lie will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

WAsHIScToN Feb. 28.-Mr. Justice Davis will
resign his Commission Justice the supreme GOur,
tomorrow II is understood that his SUCCESSOR Al not
be appointed by drant Thy Hayes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

JOTIJNGS IBOUT TOWN

Warmer, southwest winds falling barometer
cloar Or paruy cloudy weather
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

Cognaos bottled at Jonzac Distilleries. also Ia
wood Victor T. hauge sole importer. ITO Resde street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-09
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1877

ling Mcintyre clerk, leaves tomorrow at 8
D. m. for Cincinnati.
tion Company's steamer La Belle. NJ. N. Wood
master, Ed. Groves clerk. leaves Tomorrow,
without fell, for Shreveport o,. ,u
ry Summers. both arrived yesterday. Capt.
Summers is from South America and is on his
"'' ~ Exchange Clippings.
CINCINNATI. Nov 6.-Capt. John Cannon has
increased the power of his new boat to 34-inch
cylinders and seven boilers. ,,,,u
20 seg rver On ao%n e
fuel boat and produce boat. She goes up Red
river to tow out cotton; The new propeller J.
this week. for New Orleans. with q coal boat
and three produce boats.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. s.-Grain is moving rapidly
is hardly equal to the demand. The Valley
Barge Company. took away yesterday 112 900
bushels the Basr leaving 'a
Louis can move to the Southern seaboard in q
few weeks time as much grain as Chicago has
The Centennial will soon arrive from New
Orleans. As the pool line has so few boats now.
The E. o. Stanard will hardly get into this
port before she will begin loading again for
Capt. Thorwegan's new iron steamer Charles
P. Choteau Is rapidly nearing com pletion, and
she Is beauty t9o The Ch1 det VII De ready
to leave Tor new orleans the ltlSJ OF JDlS week.
It is said the Joe Kinney may leave on Satur-
day in the pool line for New Orleans. Her
owners now have an interest in the pool line
wharfboats.
Capt. james Coghilrs Belle of Shreveport .is
out on the ways undergoing repairs. She will
be off and ready for New Orleans when her day
comes round in the pool line.
Memphis Avalanche, November Z:
The Dean left for New Orleans last evening
barrels oil and a few people. She has enough
in sight at points below to fill her out and then
enough after to fill another just like her.
The Greyhound, with eight barges OF coal Tor
the mouth Of White river. is due down this
morning, having been passed by boats yester-
day near Plum Point.
The James Howard is due from below to-
night, and will have ever 80 much cotton seed
for this port.
The Centennial discharged here as she
passed up 2O5O sacks of seed. 80 sacks of cotton
and 2s packages Sundries.
sCotton at 81 per bale. while deck hands wages
are $50 to $50 per month and coal four bits per
box, don't promise well for New Orleans pack
cts Our locals only get so cents per bale and
10 cents per sack for seed, and they pay about
the same for wages and coal.
The City of Augusta passed below Des Arc on
White river yesterday with HOO bales OF cotton
on board and had good prospects to fill out be-
low. She expects to reach Terrene this after
noon.
The government snagboat o. G.. Wagner. now
at Yazoo City, has been ordered to this port to
be laid up, her work ceasing until Congress
appropriates more funds to put her in opera
of Major lanyard have been much reduced,
and Is not more than will be needed to take care
OF the government property until the sum ID
replenished by Congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-09
Domestic Markets.
ru-

CINCINNATI. Nov. s.-Pork--new s13, old s13 IS.
Bacon 71s@9a@9H. Hams 121a@131a. Cut meat
6S7@7t4. Lard BIS, bid $500. Hogs S4004 30.
Receipts 1919. Whisky 81 OF.
CHICAGO, Nov. s, 8 30 p. m.-Wheat firm; 81 O55s
@1 05a. Corn steady; 632S @631a November.
$3.50 o. m.-Provsions steadier. Pork. sales
sl2 62h January: closing s12 s. asked: nothing
in other options. Lard-seller all the year $40
January s.O5; December sO7 cash.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.-Wheat-No. red winter
81 231s@1 "a December: 81 23a bid cash. Corn
AK November; 429s cash: 3M9 January Oats
26 pecember % . cash WHISKY d 81 o. pors
unchanged. Lard cash; IA bid December.
New YORK. Nov 8. 12:45 p. Notwithstanding
81 24@1 291s; winter 81 3o@1 A. Corn 61@@6lA.
Pork $14 Is. Lard S.62h.
New YORK. Nov. s.-Flour steady: generally
more active. Wheat quiet and weaker. Corn
more active. Barley firm and active; 71@73 for
ungraded Canada in bond; 75@7e for two rowed
State. Oats higher and active: No. New York
3s1. Pork quiet and steady: mess $14 rs for
spot. Lard steady and moderately active.
Whisky nominally 81 1901 IL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Thursday Evening, Nov. s. 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

TSan Francisco Call

The principal banks note good demand for
money and a fair counter business. while the
smaller ones only note moderate business
generally. Rates for commercial paper and
loans are firm and unchanged. Exceptional
commercial paper 12O--- v cent; Al do $50;
second grade do %: loans on collaterals 100
-: Al mortgage paper 100. second grade do
@ p cent per annum.
Gold is scarce. in good demand and rates
firm.
Foreign Exchange was unusually active at
steady rates.
New York sight showed an improvement in
rates, and a large business was done.
Stocks are neglected
State Consols are higher. but the movement
is small.
Premium Bonds are steady with fair sales
Gold opened at 1919 e5los against 1o2I at New
York. and closed at 1O2s4@103. against 1923
in that market Sales-s200O at 103. $1,000 at 1895,
SIC, 900 and and $1,000 at 1917.
STERLING SALES-f2O 900 bill of lading and
clear at 4s904s9h $4,000 and E15, 600 do at 1890
4s9, and 10000 do at 1885, D4891s, bank sterling
-@p493 commercial bills 4s81atg4s9h.
FRANC SALES-125, 900 and 225, 900 CONNER
cial at -. Bank francs -. and 5164@515 for
commercial.
SIGHT SALES $4,000, $4,000 $4,000 and
s25, 600 bankers at u. $4,000 commercial at TIC.
and 1927 900 bankers at TIC U cent discount The
banks are checking at d y cent, and CONNER
cial sight quoted at 7-16@H U cent discount.
NEW onT n M aTorR EyCH ANGIE aArEs