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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Buoys Carried Away.

National Associated Press to the star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-During the re-
cent movement OF ice in the harbor oi
this city, many OF the iron buoys were
swept out to sea, thus removing chan
mel marks, and rendering navigation
difficult and dangerous. The official
list shows that thirty-three buoys were
carried away by ice. A steamer is en-
gagged in searching for them, some oil
which, with sinkers attached weighing
over seven thousand pounds, have
drifted over ten miles out to sea.
A Fire 4..
broke out about / O'Clock this morning 9
in Martin q. Murphy's planning and saw
mill, loot OF Grand street. The build
ings were damaged So ,0O0, and about
80, 900 worth OF lumber stored therein
was destroyed. DannaRs lumber-yard
in Broome street vas damaged $1,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08
The Norristo wn Herald man saws that

The Norristown Herald man says that
the catcher of the Harvard Baseball
Club has invented brass wire MASK
ior the face. II it were not for our
American colleges, the latent genius in
some men would sluinber forever. The
best protection in baseball, however, is
to hire another fellow to take your place,
while you sit on the fence and watch
the players g!t crippled up.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08

Says an exchange: "The question
which is now agitating the pubic mi nd
is, how to reach the North POleW Ips
exactly so. But we notice that most OF
those starting for it are going by way of
the equator.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08

The editor of Boston paper COM
plains that a female friend does not
write often enough. "We suppose that
married life ls the cause of your pro-
longed silence" Oh, strangest cause for
such a strange effect!
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08
Taking Care OF the Express Rob.
befS.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PoUGHKEEPSIE, N. y, Feb. o.-Sherih
butcher and officer Seaman this morr-
ing took the 10 40 train for Albany, hav-
ing in charge the three express robbers
who were captured by the latter officer
near this city few weeks ago. They
will each serve term in the Albany
Penitentiary,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08

How does man differ from the brute
creationr He stands uprignt; but he
doesn't act SO.
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LOST.

T Sr-SPECrACLE LES-A pair of gold spec
- tacles, Friday, at Wright's store, corner
Pearl and Broadway, or between there and
the river; rs. NJ. Prince, l4S w est Fou til ETY.
is on the case. A suitable reward will be paid
for their return to the steamer Fleetwood.
6-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DABIES OF FCINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, 10 cts, at any news stalt
fell If
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r IQUOR and OPIUM Habits self Cured
~ New book OF vital value, also exposes fall
lselSHs srSasment snd nostrias. 75S. Jesse
5EF J-----' -As nolS-tf -. .>
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B. MACAULEY.. Y............,.'........M Manager.
CALENDER'S FAMOUS GEORGIA MIN
SrRELS every evening during this week, and
Wednesday and Saturday matinees. Adms-
Sion 25 cents to matinee.
Next week-CHARLOTTE THOMPSON as
MISS MU LION. ja5-f
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BOARDING.

DOAKDING-Elegant furnished from rooms
ID with nrst-clas board; ii few day boarder,
wanted; references exchanged. 10 Perry st.
6-3t
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

,EK7 ANTED - SITUATION BY young
w girl as nurse, or Light houseWOrk. Cali
@t 3S Race street, ..,.., 6-Bt
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nv ANTED = STU ALTON - BY German
w girl for heusework, with references, city
or country. Call at 255 Court street. est
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EMWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
s&y MARTIN. at AZ W. Fifth st jy16-tf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-02
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2 1877.
C0ntaur
Liniments

Tho lame can be healed and the wounded
made whole. We now Know just what the Cen
taur LInlments will do. They Will not mend
broken bones or cure Cancer, but they Will
extract soreness, allsy pain, cure rheumatism
and n larger range OF flesh, bone and muscle
ailments than any AZ, lcle ever before discoy-
cred.
Scientific skill cannot go beyond the effects
Of these remarkable preparations. Chronic
HhcumntIsm OF many years standing.
Neuralgia, wcak-Back reycr Sores, weeping
SEmews, S~claticG, {, l-Breasts, Distorted
Joints and sraincd 11AOs OF the worst kind
are cured by the White Centaur Llnlmcpt.
1tNu destroy the pain ami heal without
"a sea all ordinary Burns ana scalds, it VIII
extract the poison OF Bites and stings, and the
frost from Frozen Limbs. 1t Is very emcaclous
fer Ear-achc, Tooth-achc, Itch and Cutancous
LrupttOps.
Mr.. Josiah WCst0te, Of M1iysNillc, o., writes;
"For wears my rheumatism has been so bad
thtt have been Uuacla % stir IRON the house.
The FIRST three bottles OF Crntaur L%intutent
enabled ioc to walk without my c%rutcheS, /
au meuUlug rltiuly. ! ihlnk Jour IlLlHichI
simply % marvel
C.H.Bennett, Druggist,RJ 3 Prairie o,soys'
'Ientaur Llnimcnt sells better and gives the
best satisfaction OF any thing In the market
what the Centaur LinlmeNt has G'Ee for
others It VIII do for you. II Is handy, 10 IS re-
liable, and II Is cheap.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
is worth rs weight in gold to owners Of horses
and mules.
THIS Linlmcn' has cured more S%praincd.
swccnlod, |Rlng-bonea and called HoTses
In three years than have all the Farriers ia tht
| country In an age. It's effects are simply won
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-02


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..'., On south end Of passenger depot, on
.o,s' Row. open on sunday from 700 to
80, .u.. .uj Loo to GOO y. M, End from go
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EaggETYEEEgw

DR.. Wowuspnd'6 OK
|yceulto.' ,ir +ril
purify sine blood in
unt-thiii t.ur limo
Iat-Utu.ucihuuWn
renee. Cav. " ily
becnu ''iuha,euE-
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d.roc tile i..tIg+
and turu.i"
tho -i"- and
comes Dir"' '..u-
tact with She I| cd
g' II Is forced INTO
the Lungs hy 60" ;'
Uouu.t .ic u"art. All
thchiulo iuuuryc.u5
returns 60 The heart
every four minutes
ifthc blood !, good,
and forced from tlIy
heart to the lungs,
and the mn-' ONy-
gen you Iuhaic mo
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-02
CastOria.

Il Is a mistake to suppose that Clstoria is
not adapted to grown persons as well as Chil-
dren. They only need 10 increase the quantity.
BAT children have 50 many complaints Tor
which Castoria IS adaptcG-l1ke wind Collie,
Sour stomach, Worms, letter, TecthinG and
Group, that 70 IS especially recommended for
them.
It's effects are more certain th9n Castor
oil. II contains no alcohol and - as pleas
ani to taHc as honey. Il never gr'pcs. ~
regulating the stomach and bowels the Cas-
t0rid coOls thc blood, CXp,,s worms and
prevents fcyerislncss, qulets the nerves ana
produces modification Of course children
cun sleep IA quiet aid mothers can
rest,
Ga5torlA 8 recommend ri o. all physl-
cllu5 and nurses who Lave tried Il, and it Is
having Il rtpii!y increasing sale. J. IL PEE
pared with great care after the rrcip, OF Or.
Samuel Pitcher, OF Mass, at the Laboratory OF
}. i Rose d CO., 46 Dcy Street, New York.
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lr7t 0Unllod, cNInEIHI n ANTUf i WONIh
10 a uniform slate color, and De- go aliut,utS
Urpl-tS ~llte- tu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

Yesterday Hoo. william wcodourn.
representative in Congress from this
State during the tern which closed on
the 9Th Of March last. aud Hon. H.T.
Psee. 20 yell Knows - . mem VET from
the Middle Dis'vics OF Cslifornis. arrived
h~s from Washington. Both gentle
men are In ass health and Spirits asd
glad to return to the Pscine slope. NJ.
woodburn's term In Congress has ended.
He 10 Dow returned to private life. He
and bis fsissds hsvs svssy reason 70 -
psood Of bic record. He entered Coo.
sress without any previous experiesee
in public sffsirs. Also. be had bat 70.
Gently identified himself With the Re-
puhi'csn party. He has not only proven
himself very faithful and efficient rep.
resentstivs Of tbs interests Of this Stat .,
but be has shown himself . true, faith
ful and valuable friend to the Republi.
can party. His welcome home should
b. OF the heartirs, character; for he has
we'll earned the respect aud s.lmirAlios
Of bis constituents. Mr.. Page vas
elected. last Fail. 10 third term In the
House Of Representatives. In the four
years oil his service b. has shown him
self msu Of very superior capacity.
he has most signslly illustrated the
value Of industry and Discrimination
judgment. He possesses In remark.
able degree what goes by the mis-
homer OF common s-use. This invsl.
liable sense. u unfortunately. too rare to
b common. Mr.. Ps9s accompanied
Mr.. Woodburn to Virginia City whore
be will remain to-dsy--going on TO
Placsrvilis tonight. OF course he will
participate in the coming political cam
psign In California. He will return in
time TO attend the extra session In June.
which be says 10 inevitable. These dis.
tinguishsd visitors we're handsomely
entertained At lunch yesterday by Hon.
Jsmes Crawford who returned from
San Francisco yesterday, where he weat
70 sttehd the funeral OF the late Writ
Hopkins.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

March Is spelling oil bis pleasan. i'm.
psessions. We said hs Was nisnsmsd
BY being called after Mars. the old
heather war god. We are afraid We are
going to b compelled to qualify that 70.
mark. We actually caush. him showing
yesterday. Up yonder on the Sierra are
marshalled the forces OF war. The
skirmish line looks black and threaten.
ing. The swift soudding scouts which
come flying out from the gathered storm
hosts portend trouble and tempest. The
robin and the lark repent their hassy
temerisy and SILVER. despondently and
IN silence upon the bare limbs OF trees.
bads and blossoms shrink and shrivel
In the dangerous cutting blast. Winter
hovers on the TANKS Of venturesoms
Spring and frost and Toe seem ready 70
take the pl,ce Of the balmy airs and
genial sunshine Of . gentlsr time sud.
denly arrested.
A FINE Doc. Congressman Wood.
burn brought with him from Washing.
ton one Of the finest and most valuable
dogs ever brought 10 this State. Itisa
young Irish setter OF the very purest
strain. . fine. healthy fellow With A
noble bead and % beautiful . pair u
eyee ~ ever sat on = dogs shoulders.
he IL present from ons OF Mr.. Wood.
burns Warrington friends.
Tho Bonanza lawsuit has got along
% far ~ that the defense have made
their opening statement and begun upon
tho dreary task Of examining experts to
prove the validity Of Bishops signature.
How much longer the case viii stretch
out nobody knows and no ielIah can
find out.
Coop FRrDAY There will be services
10 st. Psters Episcopal Church this
morning at II 4. y. With . sermon, and
this evening at 7Hr N. Immedis,ely
after the service the usual Is and G
class will b held.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30


The Territory Of Arizona Is Just now
attracting no little attention. In the
San Francisco Post OF last "Wednesday
We find the following
Hon. A. P. X. Stafford, Governor Of
Arizous. arrived In this city on No sdsv
and 10 staying st the Palace. Governor
Stafford aays the mining outlook Of the
territory 10 excellent. but not marvellous
Tor the reason that there has been too
little real prospecting done. Several
shafts recently sunk give promiss Of
rich returns 10 the owners. and there i.
reason TO believe that there s,ill arc
more valuable mioss undiscovered. An
ares OF over S0 square miles has been
partially psospected, and The result has
shown the existence OF large beds OF
surface ore which asssys we'll. but which
need investment Of moderate amount
Of capital 10 make profitable. There h
very little demand for labor Il The
present time. although there hes beep
90 dtmculty In nuding employ nsnt for
lseosing glasses already IN the tssrtiory.
Those vho desire 70 farm upop : email
scale. and vho have Q little MONEY IA
b~gn vtth, have su syssllsnV ehcnes
10 tnsrssss their store.
~ regard 70 The coal Of livins NJ.
Ssaosd says u 10 Dot 20 hieh e one
wosld imagine, although II 10 considef.
ably higher than Il V here. nssi dsssssd
costs ICON 10 oeols 70 lS esnIs n,
posud, hoss froa 8 cents 10 Z cents.
potates about The same, and bscon
about 10 cents . pousd. vhils ssoesdee
ssd losurios are rather expensive, The
hoiels charge from - TO 90 . vesk.
ssd srs fair spseiosus Of heir eIsss. %
secoens Of the Isdisns very fee people
cared. ussD too yssrs ego, 10 mex their
ooesy In cattle raising; but since that
esoe large smouDts have bssn Invested
10 The bssi0sss, aad there 10 sp sxoslisnt
sseseae VI ssoek esssle ssasasepd sheoush.
out The territory; bot 1hs suppIy Of beef
70 Dot yes su0cssus 10 meet the dsm ana
o. Ne %. 900 cisissss. two sselmeots Of
Ust'sd States troops. ssd 4. Go Iodisss
vbe sss led u The assasy. The eouslsv
ie sish % aUsloslsusal sesousseo. "a
sbous ~ tS0ss ~ lssd sov un6ss ~.
''s' ss'iivssloa eouId b. utilized.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

MINING ON MS own Hoox,-Iu last
evenings Chronicle W ere informed n
follows: &c. Wilkes. proprietor Of .
mine be calls tho Alps. located on the
hills about two miles north Of the mouth
Of the six mile canyon. Is about 10 cree,
. mill which viii have daily capacity
OF about SIX tons. Mr.. Wilkes has sunk
= shaft and run drifts on this mine ''sll
alone by himself" He has worked there
four or five years. owns II oil himself.
says he knows iss . big thing. and
dosent want 10 seil an Inch. He IL
alphabetically . developer" This
statement By the Chronicle rsmisds ne
that We have freqnsntly wondered vby
u IN that there are not more small mille
working up such ore ~ can b. Obtained
without the aid Of expensive machinery.
~ other wosds. Wig hAs there rot bess
devised some cheaper means for jndi.
yidual mining aud ore reducing than nov
exists. We are constantly hearing Of
the discovery Of valuable quartz.
These disoovsssss ell seem 70 sAisk
they cen DO soshiog sssil they sss 81
steam hoistiog works spd expressive
,oill power, u u cot possible that
hspd power pAs b. se0ussseesA IN
quartz as in placer miaips.
! Nh. @. c. Powxrxo Of The Rsso
Journal wss 10 the city yesterday.
When vs nsst nat him he had usdss his
arm . Law book. Il vss sowsbody's
treatise on the lass ei libel end slssdsr.
We bad iossotssa that NJ. Povsjus
had bess sued BY ss.6ssssos willian
Thompson ios libel, usiil b ssujpded
W. d the upplssssps fscs. (Ths Reno
Journsl reproduced . lssiss which ovis.
inslly appeared IN the C.ssos Tdbvo a.
rejecting upon Mr., Thoopoou., We
do NOT believe that Pevsiue issssdea q
slsudss the senator. sod ~ bslisvs the
letter foeud tis vsy into be papss viii.
out bts knowledge. We trust tAs Isv.
ing msy DOT vsspis 10 ibs ipjasy u our
modsst yosng friend,
PHsAcnlxa.- Rev. Adolph 0syss
Of bonAIo. n. Y. viii hold . LulAssss
SERVES sod psssoh IN The Ossmss
lsSyoses gu lthts) Good rhdsy svsetss.
10 the Psss6yssrtss skussh q 10
o'clock. Al, sspssisily Osspsus, en-
invited.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

Nss Orleans. March % Three mem
b-rs vho have heretofore occupied seats
IL tbs Psckssd Houss-fsank J. Davy
of Saint Landry. Bernard Device 81
Point Coupse. and ULCER Romero OF
Iberia were so-day ssoru in end seok
ses's 10 the Nichols Legislature.
Nsv York. March &.-Ths marriage.
In Vienna. Of Mamie Beals. dsuehiss Of
General Bssle Of Csiifosnia. 10 II. Bahhs.
mstid, late Secretary Of the Russisu L.
cation IL Washington. Il announced.
Bskhsm~sIn 10 . member Of one Of the
Oldest and most aSistoceatic families In
Ressia.
I.isslston. n. u. March 2s.-Gsy
Kinbali Of Dahou. eyed SIXTY Ave yssss,
While drunk last night beat his vile 70
death.
Nashville. March % Ground vss
broken this afterpooe ios Livingstons
Han Of the Fisk University. Il y 10
cost $50. 900.
Boston. March 2s.-Ths steamer
IstriAn vill leave ios Liverpool % Sat
uuiay With 40 head Of live cattle, the
osRinning Of proposed extensive ship
ments
Nss York. March u. Mi.s Florence
Tlion has gone 10 Memphis to Join her
father. who II coon TO lecture there.
Later IN the Spring she vill accompany
hun TO California. returning 10 Bsookly .
in the Summer.
The Sun reports that ". II. Wander.
biit has paid millions into the hands Of
contestants Of bis fathers will 70 quiet
them.
i, 10 claimed that . fresh batch Of
$SO0. 900 counterfeit Missouri State
bonds have bosn discovered. and money
leaders sre cautioned against the possi-
bic fraud.
ST. Louis. March 29.-Ths Board Of
Directors OF the Merchants Exchange
to-day adopted tho following resolu,i ions !.
Whereas. The continued delay In eel.
Ting the politicai.troubles in Louisiana
10 proving detrimental 10 the inserests OF
that State. agricultural. commercial and
snufsoluring and ~ this condition Of
things reacts injariously on this city and
the whole Mississippi Valley be l, there.
Resolved. BY the Board OF Directors
OF the Merchants Eychange OF 81. Louis
that the Presidsn. Of the United States
Be- respectfully solicited 10 withdraw the
troops from the vicinity Of the State
hous~ 10 New Orleans to the people In
the adjustment Of their local afiairs. the
sams freedom that the people Of other
States enjoy.
New York. March a. A letter from
Cape Colony. Africa. stasss that the
entire Cora opera troupe was murdered
by savsges early in January Alice
Wren. tho youngest daughter OF tho
famous English actor. William Wren.
was membel Of tho troupe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

A HO0Dcco 0OLDaNo pOcwer
"a Dsse - wcsse,y ~ y Csssus. n
sssf photossspha. The assSrs viii eouee, :
hsof W leaving the bpot st THE oalee. I'M h7fsf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

The EnslIsh iiosss q Lords hes N.
lossnsd until April -. This u the
Easier rsosss. TIE Coa@ous ar ID.
jsssssd until April T.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

a Mr. spsaes hss bsss ssurdss ise
I: Mss about so1s hossss near sss
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SHINING STOCK nxro.r


Merassg 0earA
Ophlr Ss,s ~. So 2it.. To- 2ik
Mexican 2s i4sz, a. ltJs, SIS Is
could and Curry oos i9l tos ~.
California 20 ~, a0s Is
Savage lso- "a. i0o~ 81
Con Virginia 2sos AZ, sios $i,4
Choliar 5D< g.
Hale and Norcross t50s q 6pc
Crown Point icVs ~
Yellow Jacket lies los
Imperial Estss 81 S0c
Alpha los i5lf
kentuck iUs 5
Belcher lGOs ~
sierra Nevada los %
Uuah @5s 10
Bnlilon IT'S i:ss<
ExchcQuer 1ais s..
overrnan a7os %, 5ss % $40, Sos % $40, COS
Justice 2s6s ne
Union Con 2s1s IL. sos n.
Julia ~. a. 2c. ss "a lsc. So, 81 100
Caledonia !oa. o. Ts~ 81
Baltimore as 81 i0c
Dayton T5s 45c
Rock Island s5ns DC
Occidental zoos TX
Phil sheridan IT'S 9jx, 7es "
Knickerbocker 30s 7sc
Alta zoos 81 4sc
Woodville zoos S5c
Mint ioVs 15c
Lady Washinflton Sos
kossufh ASS A0c. ttts &c
Andes Sss SIC, 6Ds 9Oc
Horth Con virginia 50s 75c, iees Toe
Tro,sn ,o.U ~. ,oo IT,
sa,i,s S,,v~- AZ sV
s's
Evening 0sp0ss,
Raymond and Ely INA
Eureka Con l25s ieIs
Alps I)sl
Beimont iOos ~
Leopard 2n0s
Northern belle u,s az D. ..
Panther sc
ella 2js A5c
Grand Prize a,s az. Inn. a A., krsa
New Coso xfsDs a.
Modoc a,s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

Highest and lowest Thermometer for
last "a hours. ending March 20. sp.M.:
highest Thermometer ...... 50 degrees
Lowest Thermometer. ..... IS degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30

LYONS karHAiKos makes beautiful. glossy.
inxuriant hair: prevents It's falling out o. turn.
ING xrAy, II has stood the test VI " years. L.
chsrrninsly perfnrned. aud he. no rival,
INTELLECTUALLY
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

ADVANCE And DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices
pared with those OF yesterday
ApyANcE-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph, u; Hann-
hal and ST. Joseph, a Morris and Essex q Northwest
common "a New York and New Havep, .; OHIO and
Mississippi, 1s, Quicksilver, Is; United States Ex-
DncLIyE-New York Central, "A; Delaware and
Lackawanna, a Delaware and Hudson, IL; Erie, a
Illinois Central, 3'4 Lake Shore Michigan Central,
Pacific Mail, "a Rock island, "a ST. Paul. ?. pre-.
fcrrcd, -, and gold q.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money call loans closed firm, the last rates being
per cent; previous were T. There IS a harden
ing tendency in the market, owing measure to the
low price OF gold. The following the of ex.
change on New York at the underneath oned cities =
Savannah. 5-l6 offered, selling par to S-l6 offered
Cincinnati nrn, so 100 discount; ST. Louis par TO 30
prcmium; Charleston, very scarce, nominally a \
discount a par; New Orleans, commercial 7-lG bank
x; Chicago, par to rs premium Exchange was firm; /;
prime asking tor sterling, 4sls SGls; selling
rates. s311 asa and Sj1s 4.s6; Rcichmarks, 94s
aoa% and 95l4 95la; cables, 95a4 90; prime Paris
bl6Jx and 5.l4ss
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Treasury now holds $685. 800 700 in bonds TO Sc
cure bank circulation and $40 037 900 secure public
dcposits United States bonds deposited for circula-
ton Tor the week ending to-day, $l,0ii 400. United
States bonds held for circulation withdrawn tor the
week ending to-day, $3.50 600 National bank notes
outstanding currency notes. 1919 I2o 5l6 gold notes
g. o97, 500 National bank notes received for redcnp.
ton Tor tho week ending to-day, compared with the
dinr WEI Of as yenr.