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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

CORPORATION COURT Judge b. NJ. LoDe
presiding. MARY p. Lloyd vs.. John j. Lloyd
ct ais; 10 chapcery; decree for sale.
Commonwealth vs. Geo. r. Shinu; fourth
Indictment for cmbezz, emenI; jury and case 10
DrOpress .... ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

PHILADELPHIA. Feb'y. ll.-Cattle dull; sales g
of 2CO; good &c; medium 4!ca54c; common 30
4tc Sheep moderately active; sales of 5000;
good to prime 51a6c; medium 44s5c; common
a4l Hogs quiet and steady; sales of 1900; good
to prime Gaelic; common to medium 6a5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

Zoo true, Ills pity, and pity It's, lis true"
that too many sensible people regard coughs
and colds so indiffsrently. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup cures coughs and colds and is only 25
cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11
at a sacrifice.

CARRIAGE AND BUGGY WHEELS, of
~ assorted SIZES, made by 81. Mitaeton, of
select materials, will be sold at very low prices,
at 88 King 81, corner Of Royal, by
ian l6 ]. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

The market opens with depressed leeilng,
and sales are slow at decline. Flour IS
nominal, and further falling off in prices may be
expected. Wheat has declined, and choice sod
to-dsy at 125; receipts light, and we quote at
1l5a125. Corn has also declined, and but one lot
of choice brought &C. the other offerings going at
g. One lot of Rye brought SO. No Oats re-
ported. Dressed Poultry and Eggs are lower.
BALTIMORE. Feb. lO-Virginia SKIES, deferred
4t Virginias, consolidated est; do: "a series AZ
Cotton quiet aud unchanged; middhng lOsslO7;
Flour fairly active and u shade frmer Howard
street and Western Super 75a$4; do. Extra
5OaS5 Is; do Family 5Oa$6 Is; City, Mills
Super 75a$4 rs; do. Extra 5OaS5 p 90 nc
brands 5Oa$6 IS; Pstspsco Family ~. wheat
Southern steady and quiet; Western dull sno
nominal; Southern red l20al30; do. amber 1883
1856 Penna red l2Ssl30; NO. winter red West
esn 128a1S0 spot and Feb: l5Oal91 Mar. Corn
Southern dull and lower for white; nominal for
yellow; Western dull and ts!: lower; Southern
a54s spot and Feb; 543a55 March. Oats in fair
demand and steady Southern 34a37; Western
white 3Gs3S; do. mixed 34a35; Penna 35a3o
Rye quiet and unchanged; fair to prime 6Oa6o.
Hay in fair demand; prime Maryland and
Pennsylvania l4s$16. Sugar firm and steGdy
at 9a9s. Coffee firm, with good dernsnd; no
cargoes 149a17S. Whisky quiet at OS!aSl w.
NEW York. Feby n.-Stocks weak. Money
Gold 1913 Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and &c lower. Corn shade nrmor'
PHILADELPHIA, Feb'y. 1l.-Cattle dull; sales
of 23CO; good &c; medium 44ca5tc; common o3 "a
43c Sheep moderately active; sales OF SUOO
good to prime 54a6c; medium 44a5ci common
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

Stmp z G Knight, New York, to Reed.
Str Ann Elizs, Philadel phia. to a kee1.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to A Reed.
SAILED.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by I a Reed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

A VERY superior stock of GENTS FINE
"A SLIPPERS, suitable for holiday presents,
very cheap at ITO King st.
nov27 WADDEY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

MS-A meeting of the Alexandria Game Pro-
tectiye Association will be held on Monday
evening next, at o'clock. All The memberl
are requested to be present. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

TEAS-We pay particular attention TO the
l. selection Of our Teas Try them, and you
will be convinced Of their excellence.
feb7 j. @. & z. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

TRY HILL & cos. CUT ORANGE. BON
l. BON and LINDJ1N CAKES. Best tea
cake ever offered to the family trade. For sale by
isn2s GEO. McBURNKY d SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

SILK VELVET FRAMES, for card and
- cabinet size pictures, for sale BY
FERGUSON & BRO,
feb 96 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

NEW York. Feb'y. l1.-Stocks weak, Money
Gold 1913 Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and Ac lower. Corn shade irmor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

DICKLES, Chow Chow. Mixed and Cucumber
l. Pickles for sale by r.,,,on
ian 90 at DAS q dAhMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

MIXED PICKLE and CHOW CHOW 70
MI sale by the quart, pint or gallon at
;.n o. RAMSAY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

NHOICE HAMS, Sugar Cured Shoulders,
~ and Breakfast Bacon received and for sale
at the worry bottom price By
ian Is r. w. AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

n HHDS SHOULDER BACON. purchased
n at the recent Decline for sale low ny
ion 90 w. A. JOHNSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

ORANGE BRAND HAMS, small Sugar
~ cured Shoulders and Breakfast Bacon re-
ceived this day, Feb. 9Th, and for sale cheap by
feb 3 r. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

~HOICE MESSINA and FLORIDA OR.
ion ID GEO. McBURNEY s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11

DEF STEAK TOMATOES the beat in the
ID market, very chesp.
ian Is McBURNE1 g SUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-30

"Miss Reid, is it rude to ask when you
last heard from Winslow P"
81 have not heard from him for over q
week." she answered, the color coming
in her cheeks now.
A short silence followed. Then Kasson
said bravely.-
"You are going to marry him next
spring, are you not p
II shsIl never marry him." answered
kate.
They were not q sentimental boy and
girl, out the rest OF the tete-d-tete | do
not propose to chronicle, on account OF
its incohereuoy. However, it resulted in
satisfaction for them, and bewilderment
for Mrs. Reid, and subsequently Tor the
gossips OF Shstemuc City. AS tor Win
slow, he took it philOsophically and
married another young lady last fall. IL
is something Of problem in my mind
whether or no Kate Kasson will ever con-
Tess her stratagem to her husband, or
whether he will confess to her that by q
mistake (P) he saw the letter she wrote TO
her friend, Miss Sheppard. SO far, neither
has limited q word of their respective
secrets. II is nv belief they never viii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-30
Feet and Wings.

have ben told that flies have suckers
on their feet, and climb up window-paues
by using them, much as boys lift smooth
stones with piece OF soaked leather and
string.
By the way, while you are thinking of
flies, | once heard some schoolms' ans
(rm sure our hnle one was not among
them) disputing abont the number OF
wings that house-fy ought to hsve.
And they said, though it's hard to believe.
that over the door of the Masonic Temple
at Boston there are bees, cut in the stone,
each with only wings enough for fly
Perhaps the sculptor had been reading
Virgil before carving those bees, for, as
I've heard, that ancient in one Of his
writings made mistake as to the num-
Der of bees MISUNDERSTANDING
pit" 50. Mchol4s for May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-30
The New York-Brooklyn bridge, the

The New ork-Brooklyn bridge, the
great work which is to connect two great
cities, has at last been sat down on in
a most crushing manner, though we
have not heard that either tower has top
pled or cable has broken. The editor Of
a journal published at Worcester. Nd.
has lately visited New York, investigated
the bridge, and came to the following
conclusions:
"If it is ever finished it will be con-
demned, and we look upon the attempt
TO build it with amszement. 1t is ma.
iestic folly and stupendons fraud. IL
cannot appear to be the least desirable II
flushed, because any one would feel
safer on the ferry boats and would cross
The river more rapidly"
We hope this sage will survive for sew
eral years. and then take look at this
bridge and the crowd of passers upon it.
Argus. tssoa Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-30

In the United States there are 1854
licensed distilleries, or one distillery for
every 9,9Ss of the population. OF brew
cries there are 3,259, or one for every
13, 200 of the population. In the former,
probably one hundred million gallons
of distilled liquors are produced, or two
and one-fourth gallons to each person
in the republic. In the latter, two hun
dred and eighty million gallons of beer
are made, or six and one.half gallons to
each person. The insatiate maws OF
these poison manufactures consume over
forty million bushels OF grain each year
"a loss 10 the world, at present prices,
for that one item of S42 900 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-30
TAXIDERMY.

Ian prepared 70 set up al kinds OF Birds ana
Animals IN the most artistic manner Gsns
birds a specially. Birds taken IN payment OF
work-for example, Out OF every six Blue Jays
sent me I VIII return one handsomely btLne.
paid tirom. p 10 81 % each for coed Specimens
Of Hawks Ind Owls.
Prompt attention paid 20 All orders Oy man OF
express. Price lists furnished on Application.
h. L. PEARf, Fryeburs, NE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-30
WAIT.

WAIT.
When the icy snow is deep,
Covering the frozen land,
Do the little flowerets peep
To be crushed by Winters hand?
No, they wait for brighter days,
Wait for bees and butterflies:
Then their dainty heads they raise
To the sunny, sunny skies.
When the cruel north winds sigh,
When us cold with wind and rain,
DO the brides hOmewsrd fiy
Only 20 20 back sgaiuY
No, they wait for spring 70 come,
Walk Tor gladsome sun and showers;
Then they seek their northern home,
Seek its leafy, fragrant bowers.
Trustful as the birds aud flowers.
Tho our spring Of JOY be late,
Tho We long for brighter hours,
We mast ever learn TO wait.
ST. Nicholas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-30

The whole number of any persons
ancestors for fifty generations amounts
to 2 1862, ,745, Ola, ,214,046, and it seems as
though some of US ought to inherit more
wealth than we do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-30
0o&trp.
MODJESEA.

By CELlA THAXrER.
Den hands called Chcpin's music from the keys.
Silent -he SAT, her slender fingers pCise
tlowerhkC and hue and fuli OF lofty ease;
She heard her PuiAnd's most consummAte voice
Prom power to pathos falter, sink and change;
The music Of her land, the wond1 1ous high,
Utmost expression OF it. genius strange
lncarnate sadness hre1fhed in melody.
silent and thrilled abe sat, her lovely face
Flushing and palms like delicate rose
shaken 0y summer winds from its repose
Soitly this way and that with tender grace,
Now touched by sun, now into shadow turned
While bright with kindred fire her deep eyes burn.
ed
-Scribner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

REFUSAL OF A FRIGHTENED CHILD 10 90 10 HrR
TATHAR-A WOMAN PLEADING HER Own CASE.
James Murphy lost his wife few years
ago and placed his little girl Margaret with lis sister,
Cathariae ana Mary, boarding with thrm himself al
times lie married again. leaving the child SIN wlh
her aIuts and when he called them for the chlId
they refused to give herup. writ OF hdDea~ corpus
bru ia. all of the family before Judge Barrett yc,trr
day The aunts were not rcpTes, ucd by counsel, bat
one of them presented their SIDE OF The case
with great ability and yOlubIlity TO the Court
she dld not understand how her own brother
could force her to appear N cOurt-a thing
never known in the family before. Her brother
only wanted to make the child drudge his second
wife II the child was to be taken from thcn-wei
sad five rl9 90 for the care OF tue
child, and should be paid Tor That care Miss MuIpnY
spoke with strong Ugh rcpIcS>cd son, ana her
sister sympathizrd with her by an OrcdsiOnid sob.
The IA hers lawyer said quietly mat his clcHt
had desire TO attack his sisters He had HVcd WIN
them after his first wic's DEATH paving at uHcs $40
week for ms and the Chlld'> board. He now had
home which his child could he cared Tor and desired
10 have her under his own eye.
judge Barrett asked the auniS II they had anything 10
alegc against their brothers character The aunt VINO
had tr-t spoken admitted that she HAD not and Judge
Barrett then told htr That III that case The chd - De
surrendered TO her father Miss Murphy spoke al some
length srcastcaly TO lie OrIcr. Dut Judge Barrett
reDalncdtirn III his decision
A painful ensued. The aunts had talked to the
chlld until size thoroughly nervous, when one 81
tlen, turning the fatue", said There the Court
gives her YOU, at the time pushing The giri
toward MIN. The Child screamed terror
refused TO 20 10 her father. Finally Judge Bare.
TecOmmcude that they withdraw from tue court
II they could not the sAenn would carry out BIS &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
that the rest the OF private debt out OF
private funds. A sealed verdict was ordered.
DECISIONS-OCT. 13

Supreme Court hamb,rs- BY Judge BARRETT
Simon agt IyonJudgment DISCHARGED Of record. Iakin
Gthers-Report confirmed and order granted. Mace
lyon Judgment discharged 81 record losnan agi ct
In the matter OF Wolf Reference ordered Ferris agi
1hnmpsonM gra ted manufacturers and Merchants
agt Heod-Domarer aijndsed to be frivolous. Ma.
tonal Bank OF Auburn set. Bcarisi'F Motion granted
leiard agi CampbeMoIon granted and defendant Camp
bell ordered deliver the property 10 TIE Walter
agL kIens See memorandum Herbert ag McGaIron
Inc stay IA vacated WIZ $40 costs 10 plaintiff Roth ag
Timber AXE The plaintiff furnish The undertaking
quned by rule Gushing ast Chcever and Othcrs-MOtCn
superior ouri-- Special T7m-Ry Judge Van Worst
-liiwey agt Matthews and ohrrs.-Orier settled and
sgnd McD:c am another Phillips. Findings and
cree signed Horton Ice Cream Company agL Dumont-ln.
Junction modified.
BY Judge Freeiman-Do Bowling agt Bowling
CIIe defendant !, entitled TO Al mony see Incnorandum
The report rrfrrrrl back memorandum
ROBINSON aEl I"lrss order cancchng is penicns Hon
worth dgL the me Railway C1mpany.-Ordcr granted H"
trooS ag Assn e. aOrder of dI,c 'utnuance Mason ast
kirtlanG orders Hcrbc: Hoppe
order gI.ntei AcClb. ag the Mayor ec-UrCcr OF sun
i"thschll-MOt In Ia yarajc order tenicd Dawson agt
Naniara.-1i So: denied. McEvoy act Mcivor.-O uer
settled and referred to Gclrge f. Laugbcn, esq Titus ct a.
- lmiit aet Thompson reference order Il. laden agi
WoimscI agt Lo"ensilpOrd ~ ~ diScontnuance Worm
ST. agt LoWcnstcinOr Cancrlug LIS rcnies. seaman
ct al agt BciiGon ct al. Plum agt. OCaalin.-Orders
granted
Marine Coar'-C hamberS-By Judge McAdam.-
brewster ag hainod; Gibbon agt kchaid7on Cohen AZ
"hth-Oll"hs Williamson aS' W lllIn-oE -i"'"h i"u'o
Jonas aet ko Complaint dismissed stock asl Meyer;
ait ,TaF'"5 HI,; lar, 'i9,1"S XXX
The pa"iih reply 10 The defendant COuntcGca and
d'w mp. cl,,l 40 is To pIainn abide
stein ag agn.r Blapc attachment allowed Cohn agl
same agi cost o same agt Ilthcrs; Same agi Brinan
%r A. ITIom,r's rkpai1cS AL urayIseyrrancc nj.
Xaaola liuE ael. Eeinnaidt~D Defaults Avcnn at.
j 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
NOVEL CONTEST.
onL-PosTEEs AGAINST THE ILLvATED RAILROADS
AND THE POLICE.


Sixth-ave., from Third to fOurtecnth-Sts.,
has presented unusually picturesque appearance Tor
two days in consequence Of large number Of highly
cOored posters which have been paced upon the iron
pillars supporting the Elevated Railroad. The work
was begun Wednesday evening, under the direction of
Pauldng boss Of the bI posters" II was met NV
feeble resistance from tie cnploy6, Of the Metropolitan
Road About half-past o'clock Thursday morning
four ne continued the voiK OF dccoration and when
arrested later IN the day schargcd 10y Justice
Morgan, Of tie Jefferson Market Police Court because
there was no ordinance under winch they could be fined
or held. Yesterday afternoon PauldmE mad made an
TdLIcucnt, 10 oman. 30, the pillars above Fourteenth
ST.. ana at O'Clock he ady with SIX men, deter
mi.ed 10 DEFY police ana the company. particular
fl.cnd his. however. Cuty ABOVE Fourteenth
st. ANA he decided 10 his attention to the other end
Of the line. The SIX men went Gown 10 West
Thri-st and began putting up the dis Inc
officer duty arrested one, OBncu, ANA car
purpose that OIrlcn tod the police sergeant before
whom lac was first taken that he had been twice
once pa5tiug pillars Of the 1hrd AVenue Road
that forenoon and had been discharged cdcA time He
Was brought before Justice Morgan. who repeated ID,
II the day before that ne could DO nothing Win
hlIn, ANA then discharged Inn.
Meanwhile the other men were huslv engaged III N'-t
THrd-st, covering the four sides OF the pillar, al" s
the two policemen ON tHat beat were carry luS woman
to tie otatlOH-house no arrests followed lie posts
were covered along West Tbrd-st from NiXth-dN' 10
South Filth-ayc. and the men, II ARE sled at that
hour would nave had 10 say IL custody over nghl the
Mr. PIuldng said that there was 10 agains, post
ing nllIs pillars that some time sncc bL " =
jntToauc ID into the Board oil AdeIMc bu' ~ G'ed III
the Law Committee. d" ms morning." ne added, we
have Dren al work on the Third Avenue ryattd R'dl
and haze used he pillars from I"cAN -thiIG-, up ana
from Cooper Institute down town. Unless AN extra police
j., sent after me, could keep ne officers b'y c"I-
rlH- my men to court ana pay thsi Hht' u ,hS W'Ic
fined and make money. Last SIrnX pat Exile DIS
The SIKH Avenue Road, ana IT must nave cost lc
company 500 TO Scrdpc thclH On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THIRD CALI.-l:30 p. NJ.
Ainose
FRIDAY. Oct. 1S-P. N.


The week under review which ends to-day has
been marked by great depression in the markets for
the products of the soil. Cotton and grain have
sold lower than at any time since the years before
1861, aud at prices which yield to the Western
farmer only about 50055 cents for bushel OF
wheat. Provisions, although no lower than they
had been for some time. have been extremely dull
and without sales. The demand for exports has
materially declined, rejecting the effects of the
heavy shipments which gave gone forward this
at an unusually early period
In financial as well in commercial circles, how
ever the matter Of first Importance has been the
monetary crisis which seems to be threatening
Great Britain and the Continent of Europe; and
the effect of it upon the TRACE of this country IS
subject of no little sOcitude At a late hour to-day
an unautLenticated rumor from London sent by
cable that the Bank of England had borrowed
$4,000, 900 bullion of the Bank of France. If tins
rumor shall be confirmed, it will simply furnish adj
dtiona Indications of the gravity OF affairs III Lon
don. There can scarcely be doubt about the I'M
mediate effects upon the trade of the United States
Of these financial troubles abroad. The en-
barraS,mens of the best customer for our
products must of necessity react upon us.
Not only will exports to Great Britain be reduced,
but her necessities will make her competition for
the sale of manufactured articles IN the other mar
kCtS of he world SIl greater than III heretofore has
BEEN These views seem to be the logical con
illusions of men who give TO such matters the study
of their lives but there are exceptions, and not
few believe that war or troubles abroad are the
harbngcrs of plenty to this country.
At the Stock Exchange, with the exception of two
cpisodes-thc crooked dealings of Mcssrs. llaar ~
Coz which unduly depressed prices, and the visit OF
Secretary Sherman, with the failure of llaar y Co.
on the same day deliver the stocks they had sold,
which caused sharp rcacton-the stock market
during the week has pretty steadily declined, sub
icct only to the rallies common IN falling
market. The only exceptions are Northwest
common, which after selling down 2'-
per cont shows a final gam of i per cent the pre-
frIrcd stock, which declined - cent, hut closed
with 70 gain If * Wabash, which fell 2li, but re-
covered and -. Louis and Iron Mountain. which,
alter f,iug g. closed with gain of 2l2 per cent.
The stock, showing the greatest declines IN final
sales. all being made at good rally from lower
prices are Chicago and Alton Is Illinois Central ],
Delaware and Hudson 3i2. Central of Ncw-Jcr-ry
and Western Jmun each 81 Morris and E,SrX
3ls. Delaware Laokawauna and Western 27s Cen
trail ana Hudson 81, Michigan Central >. Eur
d. I.ah. Shore ~ and Rock Island per cent.
ihc total OF TRANSACTIONS Tor the week was llOt,
O~O shares against --7.l1O share, for last week
and ,uS2 800 shares Tor ia" week preceding that.
BT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
CIVIL NOTES.

An order of publication of summons was is
sued yesterday by Judge Barrett IN Supreme Court,
Chambers, against owen Murphy, in foreclosure suit
against him by the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bauk
Thomas Calhert obtained yesterday a writ
Of haSas corpus from Judge Barrett for the production
OF his child, Mary Agnes CaheT Woo has been brought
from Paterson TO Ncw-YOrk by her maternal grand
mother, Mrs. KehOe The wit 10 returnablc to-day.
The suit Of John +. McGOwan, receiver OF
the Guardian savings Institution against JOseih j.
ODOnOhue was tried yesterday before Judge Curtis. IN
superior Court Trial Term. The plantn claims 90 F.
boo money received from Jeremiah Ouln'an md pat
81 The institutions funds. The eence IL ,nad paH
from Reilly ana Is held IN trust for Diu hhd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
'c annex revised rates:

Money ON call has been in good demand all the
way through at ga per cent as about the lar rates
ou stock Exchange collateral and lao on luIt' l
States bonds, Al these rates money has been -
ample supply. There Is no change IN CONNER lal
pl,cr and rates at domestic Xciugc are as last Quot
ed The uisd states rrH~urrra ashlu gtOn today
received $500 900 National bank notes for rrd"lnp-
ton. 1hr customs r.ccp pts were S3JO.OOO. and tie
internal revenue receipts rl2OOOO. The following
IT, the ClcIrUg-liorSr statement to-day: tuIrc.,y
exchanges ri .72G.J2J: currency balances. -
477O7~: goli exchanges, T9.5j1.925; gold b1l-
aucc.. >79D.2j1.
Dr,p.tr the threatening outlook of financial mat
tel abroad the Ioadou market WAS les, uu>rtt!. q
than mi-iIt M have been expected. ] ms W.~
noiIccahly true Cd. Brush con~olS, which have pl"-
,.rlr, 70 remarkable dr gree of >tcadlncSs. lUll"d
States bonds we've unsettled and Il; times weak. 't
recovered but a sharp decline WAS noted m all
the American railway securities, with httle or M
unil reaction. Bar silver tell 10 49, pence per
ounce ENGLISH standard. A. the meeting at th" H.
rector, yesterday. iur Bank Of England made 90
CHANG. m Ij- rate # discount, which remains gt
per cent. b.. I.t, io which II WI, advanced FROM
per cent last Monday al q special meeting Hrl
ihrrr Is -t.org probability that frr''t
advance viii soon take place. To-day there va- no
quotltIuI t,r money but thrrr-molth> bill, sIr
generally discounted Odd 'hc onru market al ..r
cent. Tie f,'low.uE are tnr highest and lowest
pIlc.. of securities tor the week, ami the closing