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New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
FIVE NEGROES LYNcHED IN LOUISIANA.

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FEssION OF CONSPIRACY TO MASSACRE THE
WHITE CITIZENS OF POINTE CoUPEE PARISH.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-Ihe Democrats spe-
eia dispatch from Bayou Sara says: At 10 O'Clock
on Sunday night while Dr. VIM. r. Archer was returning
home from a visit, he fired upon by six negroes
who were lying in bushes awaiting them. His clothes
were riddled with bullets, and he was thrown from
his horse, but fortunately not much injured The
assassins took 10 their heels. IL was ascer
taired who they were, and on IueSday
morning a large number OF citizens collect
ed at RacOurci where the act WAS committed.
Jury twelve OF best citizens, most OF them Ola
gray headed men. chosen, who, aner a
thorough examination, found the prisoners QlVe
in number one having made hls escape,l
guilty OF shooting DIR. w. b. Archer
with intent to kill Many witnesses examined all
OF them coored and two OF the prisoners were allowed
statements having requested permission 10 40
So They said they intended TO kill DIR. Archer
we're Kill Messrs c. Seyehne Wm Picunet and Frank
Burton. They also stated that they belonged 10 an
organization the object OF which was TO Kill the
leading white men I'm the country and ostaD-
lsh a nation Of their They gave the
names OF many members OF the organization,
general expose of their plans After the close OF the
examination the prisoners were conducted 10 a shaay
grove al of the citizens present. and after mature de
liberation II was resolved to turn them over 10 the
authorities The prisoners placed In charge
OF "a party VINO started in the direction-of the
were intercepted taken by force from the guard and all
five hanged RacOurci Is In Pointe Coupee Par
s Al ii o'clock tonight Governor Nlen0is Had hearu
nothing OF the trouble.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
SHOT BY A SPECIAL POLICEMAN.

The shooting a1Ifay at COney IsIand on
Thursday proves have been not serious first
Kelly was shot in the abdomen by james McDermotl,
special police officer and private watchman. Kelly, who
is salOOn-keeper at HurOn-lYe. and York ST. BrOOkSn
went TO the island where he drank freely The cause
OF the quarrel could not be clearly ascertaned, but II
was stated that Kelly, seeing McDernot draw his re-
volver SAID: Now Just shoot II you dare" There
uuOn McDermott fired, the ball entering keys abdo-
men. McDermott arrested and WAS charged before
pleaded not guilty, and was committed to Raymond
Street Jail Privately he stated that he fired his pistol
In self-defense Kelly drew his first and he knew that
Kelly was a dangerous man. About eight years ago
Kelly shot eX-Aldermau Stewart during a quarrel IN
a saloon For this lie indicted, but he was never
brought to trial McDermOtt was at one time connected
with The Fire Department. subsequently he committed
burglary. for which he served term In the Penen-
tary.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
ACCUSED OF CRUELTY AT SEA.
FURTHER TESTIMONY CONCEhNINU TIE .
OF THE ALCIRA.

OF THE ALCIRA
Captain J. w. Lindsey, of the brig Alcira.
and tho first and second mates Price and Dsano, were
again before Commissioner Osborn yesterday to answer
the charges Of brutal and nhuman treatment Of the sea-
man. william Voss who died at Porto Cabelo on March
ls 1873 Carl KostbaT, the seaman, repeated on cross
examination the story he told on Thursday Of the suffer
ings aud death Of Voss He said VOss was in healthy
condition until received the beating and kicking from
the results Of which claimed that he died The wit
meas denied having any ilfeelmg toward the captain
VINO had paid bin full at the conclusion OF the VOy
age William Walker the steward cOu0b0rated much
OF tho story OF KOsbar, but be did not Voss kicked
and be testified TO the captains subsequent care IN SEND
ing medicines, etc 10 YOss when he was sick.
After VOsss death and the sale OF his clothes at aue
tion the brig started on IL return voyage. quarrel
arose one day between the witness aud the mate Price,
about the spillng Of milk, and the mate cursed
Walker. The latter answered augriy, You've been
the OF killing one man. but you aren't gong TO
kin me-" Yes. d---n you" the mate answered, =" I'll
Xii you too before get 10 Hew-YOrk." One day the
mate caught the witness by the throat and choked bm
and other times treated others Of the crew cruelty.
The captain declares that he will be able TO dsproye
All the charges against himself The examination VIII
be continued on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
HATHAWAY AND CHACE ARRA1GNED.

NEw-BEDFORD, Mass, June 7.-GeOrge Il.
Hathaway was arragned this afternoon in the Superior
Court on six indictments for embezzlement from tie
border City Mills for embezzlement from the Sycamore
Mill, two for perjury in swearing TO false returns
of each mill, aud two for selling mOrgaged
property lie pleaded not guilty TO all the
Indictments. Bail was fixed at 100000 for
the Border City embezzlement, 100000 for the Saga
more 900 70. each OF the perjury cases. and 81 900
for each the mOrtgagcd property sale 10 ls
thought that bail Will be secured.
4 Angler Chace was arraigued yesterday, on the
charge OF embezZlement and pleaded d" not guilty"
Judge Dewey denied motion for continuance and or
dered the trial To 10 set down for Monday June II.
Chaoe also arraigned for perjury and pleaded not
guilty" and ordered to give $4,000 additional
haII
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
FATAL BALLROOM BRAWL.

The police of the ThTty-third Precinct tel
eraphed yesterday afternoon for the Coroner TO hou
post-nortem investigation in the case of John McCau
lev Of Robbins-aye on the west side, the Port
Morris Railroad. who injured in bar-foom ngh IN
westchester. Four hours later at $3.50 p m' Coroner
Wotman was reegraphed for from the Thrtythird IRE
cnct, 10 take an ante-m0rtem statement IN tne sane
late he did not go, but sent word 70
Coldschmidt attend TO the No particulars we're
obtained from the Thrty-thiTd Precinct, and IL was
Thought that the two dispatches referred to tho same
man, who was fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
A NEW CONTESTANT IN THE WOOD CASE.
Still another phase Of the Wood will case

was developed yesterday As Alfred Becar the third
subscribing witness not able 20 he present an ad-
iOurnment taken. First, however, new contest
of the VIII itself. independent Of the cOdic Is that
members Ofthe Wood family next OF KIN 10 me decedent
shall have free asylum in the benevolent institution that
was TO have been founded under the Will Mr. PeaTsall
appears as Of the next Of kin to protect his right TO
this asylum and the Surrogate allowed him to enter as
coufQsfaut.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
VIOLATIONS OF REVENUE LAWS.

Detective Hussey, of Captain Bracketts staff,
yesterday arrested Henry Burton ana Jonn brandt TOT
s* ntIre 70 sell I 600 unstamped cigars. They were
Committed in default of bail by United States Comma
slouer Shields Both men are old offenders having
served term in the Kings County Penltehuary Ior
Esoiisr offence committed two years ago. o., y,,.~..
enecal Ofacer Van Horn, OF the surveyors DeparI p
1pS vesferdav seized two large packages OF bIone
eiinawsre which had been smnggled, ne Sa5 & eTare
scnu6s Witch recently arrived m ballast from see Sss
gov s,9 Sa The goods the vessel PROCEEDINGS
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
A RAILROAD sKIRMIsH IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Steam Transit Company on
Tuesday made excavation in Atanticave., near
Bondst few feet from the tracks OF the Atlantcave
surface road The following day. by the direction Of
President RichardsOn of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company the opening filed up. Yesterday morn
ing Contractor Freel who has charge OF the work OF the
transit Company, set five men at work to reopen the
cgyatiOn In about an hour Mr.. Richardson ap cared
with gang Of men, who began 10 shovel the dirt back
i'm the hole ns fast thrown out. Mr. Richardson
said that the Transit Company had no authority to open
the street The contest between the two sets OF men
continued for several hours. sharp words passed be-
tween them, but there no violence A number OF
pOllcemen were stationed In the vicinity 70 maintain
order. At length the men engaged IN making the eXca-
yotion began to throw gravel upon the tracks OF the
street railroad The police then nterfered and arrested
two men, whose sentences were suspended by Justice
Ferry Mr. Richardson subsequently obtained authority
from the Board City Works to fill up the excavation.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
ELEVATED AND SURF1CE ROAD8.
RAPID TRANSIT ON THE WEST SIDE.

RAPID TRANSIT ON THE WEST SIDE.
THE TRAVEL ON THE ELEVATED LNEs-rHE EF-
FEcr or THE SURFACE RoADs-RAPID TRANSIT
STATIONS.
The novelty of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway still tiekles the fancy OF the public that viii
ungy pays thousands Of dimes to be amused by riding
from TRINITY Church to Central the elegant Pull
man cars Tie ticket agents at the uptown stations SAID
Yesterday that travel from those points was even heavier
than on the day before. According 70 the opinions OF
conductors the crowd along the whole line was hardly
AS great as on previous days. Yet the rush morning
and evening was very great especially during the hours
of cheap fares. Trains VIII run later IN tue evening
The New-York Elevated Road and the surface rail
roads the west side Of the city have zen scusD az
feced by the opening OF the Metropolitan Railway Inc
NeWYork Elevated Lane bas suffered during the morn
ing evening hours Of low rates but the managers
none regain what they have lOst IN measure by tue
reduced lares from 10 The cheap rides may De
taken on road it viii be noticed, half an hour carrier
than on the sixth Avenue Line This, hopedW be an
advantage IN attracting business men who do not remain
down town as late $3.50 During the hours mentioned
the New-Y0rk Elevated trains Will run every nye miu-
ntes Since the double track has been completed, the
trains during tho day follow each other generally speak
ing, In seven minutes. heretofore II has Deen
Tbe midday travel on the street-cars about the
same usual Ladies when shopping seemed To nnd II
convenient 0 step into these cars than 10 So up
the long stairs leading 10 the stations on tue Eleaeu
Roads The street ears are preferred also by All pas,
sengers when the distance 10 shOrt they can De stopped
within block ~ ones point OF Destination
C,s uoy rim from the station OF Metropolitan Line
at Forty-sec0Dd-st aud SXhayc To the Grand Central
Depot The fare Is five cents. Yesterday the cabs ala
stations ~ short that the ladies do not find lt
difficult walk 10 is stated tha no trains VIII run on the
Metropolitan Road Sunday, for the present at least
following table shows III what streets rad transit
stations be- found Those OF the Aec-l OTk htecdted
IOdo are In ithes those OF tue Metlopoah i,he arc arc
same street the name Is given IN SMALL CAfIIALs'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

A1bemdrle HOtelAristarchi Bey, Turkish Minis Minister
Al Waship gtOn FIN Arenu< BOtei-Senat0r Joseph r.
Mcouald Of Indiana L. B. sessions OF Chan
auaua County VI b. Plat Carpenter, Of Poughkeepse
Professor Nyron g. Peck Of Rochester and Isaac " BAKER
jr Of Comstoeks " ". GGsey Honse-siate senator WI
liam w Rockwell. OF Glens FAILS n N..- WtnsOT h9tct
Thomas VAIL president Of the Troy and boston Iaraa
Company H. b. Huribut OF Cle'eiand ana M t ~ ~; ~ p
of PHILADELPHIA Nicholds HOtct-Ths lght REV.
III g. Harper Bishop Of Christ Church, NewZealand and
ex scott Wike OF Illinois BrcUOOu HouSe-
Lieutenant Benjamin f. 1ley, s. N..Si Jainss Hget 2
r. Olcott Of Albany. eo YORK iio
General John Preston, OF Kentucky Stuetaht H9tse
State senator Charles Hughes Of sandy H n az
Newell. General Manager OF the Lake
shore and Mlchigan Railway, and l. Letter OF
Chicago Grand Central HOtcl-Captatn frederlck wat
kins OF the steamship CITY of Brussels.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

The creditors of Simon suegltz wholesale dealers
in mems furnishing goods, No. 81 Waketst received
Wednesday offer for composition at - cents on the
dollar. Composition proceedings adjourned, ana
the creditors elected Leopold COlmand and Herman Hell
lenberg assgnees.
boots and shoes No 52O Broadway, accented com
position at 40 the dollar cash. The total lia-
bties are SIS 900, OF which S24 900 are unsecured
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
A WEDDING OF THE GOOD OLD KIND.
AT the marriage of Theron G. Strong (sOn o

the late Judge j. r. stra to Miss Prentice, Of Brook
ly Heights last Tuesday, the ceremony performed
i'm the house in which the bride born ana IN the
same room IN which five of the brides sisters had been
maTied and the bridal party, In advancing toward DE-
StOrrs who performed the ceremony, passed through
group OF eighteen OF the grandchildren. Among the
quests were Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Dodge, Mr. and
Mrs A. q. Stokes, Mr. ana Mrs. Wheeock, Mr.. aud Mr.
III Vincent, and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott 4. Shepard
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
THE TEN-DAYs LIMIT ON EXCEPTIONS.

Jude DOnOhue has granted mandamus re-
qurlng Recorder Hackett to bill Of exceptions in
the case of william Poole and Joseph Font They were
convicted murder in tine second degree and sentenced
to Imprisonment for life Some delay occurred In pre-
parng the bin Of exceptions the steuogapher teinR un
able 10 give his notes once and the bill not
sented TO the Recorder uut more than ten days after
sentence. He then refused 10 settle the bill, aud app
cation was made Judge DOuOhue, who holds that the
ten.daYa limit docs not apply N criminal cases.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

To direct the currents of trade requires n
That achievement seems 10 be the
things merchants Baldwin the ClOthier
make effort Opening his lOth.st and Broadway branch
has already centralized the uptown clothing
Bawns immense stock Of stylish garments for men
attracted shoppers and already has awarded 10
Baldwin the COlher the leadership Of the retail clothing
trade uptown well the northeast OF Canast
and broadway price teis everybOdy tells the price
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

ryets Mrs Mclean, NJ Ward Miss Ward Mrs and and Miss ne
Strike Misc Garland Miss NJ Garland, Dr. Mluer MIS- anu
Miss Windsor Frewin, Mrs Abel O. l. Mehs R.I
Keary Mrs Barber and three Sons nicte a; Mrs wills
Iawrence Dr l.. C. Holt, f. Gurr. H. Garland +. Pliot
FROM LIvERPooL-Bg SteamshfD Ctty Of Brtsssts115w' w
Brown r. Beardsley Bennett, w. A. Bibb, MT ana FITS
Clark Mr. and Mrs Davis Mrs psaly Drqnsne1 eo ana
maid r. Moss r Col. Naylor w. J. Paley NJ A. hng f4t
Rooney Ryan. J. c. Van Rensselaer, - SMenson -
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
MINING NOTES FROM THE PACIFIC

SAN Francisco, June THE California has
declared dividend OF 81 and the Consolidated Virginia
a dividend Of 81.
The stock Report announces to-day that basis OF COM
promise has agreed upon between the managers OF
the SutrO Tunnel aud the leading mining companies on
Comstock lode. The terms yet unknown.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

Broadway, corner Of Punce-st..
The PEOPLES COthers have Mems and Boys suits in al
fashions ana STYLES m Thumb the Chinese Giant al
prices fit in purses. The public are In
yed TO Inspect tho stock without feeling under obligations
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
f.. HOWARD g. Co.

TIUNIEN NAIINWAhHKs
this country and their experience 0f nearly thirty year
fully In asserting the Howard Watch as h
the market In purchasing watch be sure and exH
inc into their merits
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LoNDoN-By Steamship Elgsts.-Mr. and Mrs.
McNamee, w. 4. May, Capt J. Young, W. Gillies
Rv steamship Dsnmark-Mrs. Eagan and sou, Mrs. Mer'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
Announcements

PoNfFROY's TRUssEs-By far the best in use
Ask your physician PoSKRoY TRUSS CO.. 746 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
Max SrADLER & Co.

The Summer suits oiered by rraphagen Co., junction o
81 and fthaves OF the best quality the latest styles
Handsomely made and moderate in price
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
EMBARRASSED IN FINANCES.
Register Fitch has received Warrant

bankruptcy against POuvert Co.. sugar importers OF
No 45 south-st who have been ad1udicaed bankrupts
the petition creditors whose claims
gate $I67 245. Among the petitOnng creditors are the
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

Telephones, Telephones, Telephones put N
warranted vaults safes and stores protected by the Ger
trai system OF HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM 1ELEGRAP
CO., Main ONCE No. 6lS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. no
2ls BROADWAY
cam. CO., Noon, 65o. 9p.m; 72' Midnight oS'
Highest dnrinP the daY. 729. Lowest, 6Z!
Average 60aG0. same day 1871 66'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
n is much better To take nrOper care of

cough or cold from ia mopency by using promptly Dc
JAYNEs EXpectoant than rsk OF developing ata
pulmonary affection. This weknOwn curative Is equally ef
iectve In the primary stages of consumption, asthma and
bTOuchltfs
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
JIrsT VIVIAN You WANT.

CHECK AT THE OUTSET
Gravel gou and rheumatism which dangerous as Wen as
painful, with MILK OF MAGNEslA. All druggists.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
3 O S T S G r p T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE WS.
THE EMPEROR GLOOMY.

THE EMPEROR GLOOMY
BERLIN, Friday, June z, 1878.
An official bulletin, timed $50 p. M, says:
"The Emperor slept calmly during the afternoon.
His appetite has not improved
Remembering that to-day is the anniversary OF
his fathers death, he was in depressed and pros
trate condition."
FOUR STUDENTS ARRESTED.
LONDON, Saturday, June g. 1878.
The Standards Berlin correspondent says
Four students have been arrested charged with COM
plcity in the attempt to assassinate the Emperor"
The correspondent is assured that Germany mas
invited the Powers to consider necessary measures Tor
checking conspirators located abroad
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

horse attached 90 light wagon and driven by Fran
els MeZgcr age tweuy-One years, Of No. S2l Second
ave- became frightened az metropolitan Elevated Rail,
way train yesterday. at Sixth-ave aud Tweuhst ana
ran away MetZger thrown out and received severe
INJURIES from which he IL now suffering at st. Nncents
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
FEVER AND AGUE.
DIR, RlDWArS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated f9r the cure all d
orders stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder
diseases headache constipation indigestion, dyspepsia
biliousVess, bilious lever, inflammation OF tho Dowea
piles ar all arrangements Of the internal vscer Warranted
ioefiect positive cure Price 20 cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS FORBIDDEN
GoTHA Friday. June 7, 1878
The meeting of the Socialist Congress here
has been forbidden.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

TO-DAY.
nm rses 420 sun 7:29 Clock slow I'm.
Moon sets. Ol5 Moon souihs. Gal Moons age, days
SUNDAY
sin rises ~ A2e Sun 7;30 Clock slow I'm. Ia
Moan O:iO Moon sOuhs 1880 Moons days D
WATER IO.DAT--A
Sandy Hook. l:l2 Gov. Island l37 Hell Gate. 3:26
HIGH WAtER To.DkY-P. NJ.
sandy Hook 1887 Island. 20s Hell Gate.... 1857
HI0H WATER sUNDAY-A. NJ
600 Gov. Island. 2:3l Hsl Gate,.s. A;2O
HlGH WATER suNDAY-P, h
Sandy Hook 233 sOv Island 800 Hell Gate..... A;6A
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

THE TURKS AND MONTENEGRINs.
CoSsTANTISoPLE. Friday. June z, 1878.
The difficulties have been renewed with regard to
the Turkish and Montenegrn forces in the neighbor-
hood of Scutarl.
[For other F0Yei0n nscssee First P1ge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07

say that there was never seen market more ex-
clusively brokers' market than that of the
past week. The shares of the Eastern railways
of Western Union aud of theI coal companies
are as completely under the control of cliques as
they were week ago. 1t is true that there has
been some little liquidation in the Eric Railway
stock speculation, and consequent final decline OF
g per cent in the price, but Lake Shore aud
Michigan Central, on the contrary show gains OF
1l2 and 25s per cent respectively, and Western
Union % per cent. To aid these specuatiOns New
York Central was moved from 1114 uD to 10,
with final sales at 1147s; and Rock Island. after
selling from 1f63l to lbs was carried up to 117si
G1174. The coal shares early in the week were
moved up from u to 1l2 per cent and made firm,
but in the face of reported dull market for coal, and
undertaking prices, the pressure OF real stock
proved too great for the sustaining powers OF the
"bulls," and the final prices are fraction lower
than those of week ago, without the liquidation OF
any portion of the recent speculation. The Hann-
bal and St. Joseph stocks feature of the
week, the dealings being unusually large and the
advance in prices at one time beng equal to 2's
Der cent for the common aud 5l2 per cent for the
preferred stock. The final sales were at CONCESSIONS
of 3, and Id per cent respectively from the best
figures. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy shows
gain of 2ls and Chicago and Alton 27s per cent, be-
ing stimulated by the large business of the two COM
panes in the movement of gram to the lake
ports Wabash, after selling down to ii,
rose to 1914 because of it's large deliveries of grain
at Toledo. Ne Yesterday stated that the increased
movement in wheat of 800 per cent over this road
resulted IN gain of % per cent IN its gross earnings
for the third week of August but it seems that the
increased gross earnings for the whole month OF Au-
gust were only about 12l per cent. This is fact
worth remembering when reports Of an eXtraordl-
nary business on roads which make no weekly or
monthly reports circulated, because it furnishes
better information of what the actual rates are than
the published schedules furnished. The granger
stocks have been both lower and higher than the
closing prices of week ago, but end with frac-
tiOnal decline.
The week closes with an unsettled feeling, and
the general tone is characterized by feYerishness
and uncertainty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07

classes of Virginias There were sales to-day of
Missouri 6s at 1921; Louisiana consols advanced
to 73.
There was nothing startling in city bank stocks,
tO-day's business covering transactions IN Mer-
chants 10 shaTes) 125.
Railroad bonds on the whole were more active
and as irregular as they were last week. To-
day the Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible So
which have been the feature of the week, fell TO
9Sls; st Paul cOnsOls yielded again to 03l2 and
Northwest gold bonds to 80, while Canada south
ern guaranteed frsts stiftened to 747s Rock Island
new fory.vears6s were firm at los p and North Mis-
souri, firsts at 1913. Elevated Railroad hrsts iell
to 50. The Pacific mortgages were barely STEADY.
Gold was dull and lower, tho highest price OF the
week having been 1009lG. To-day the price opened
at 1OO3a and fell to 1901 and two days interest
On gold loans the lending rates were nat and .
borrowing. The Sub-TreasurY disbursements Tor
the week were So 4S1 900 interest and $l,S96O00
called bonds. inclusive OF $250,000 and 81, 232OOO
to-day Tne days business of the gold-clearing
department of the Bank of the State OF New-i0rk
covered Gold cleared, S7,o9l,OOO; gold balances,
$747, 900; currency balances, S73l ,O43,
Foreign exchange was weak and lower during the
week, and at the close the nominal asking rates
were on the basis of "a S2l2 for siXty-days billsand
81 81 for demand to the pound. Selling rates were
io63a of "a cent below. Commercial bills are IN
better supply, and the bankers drawing against
them meet with only moderate demand. The nm,
porters of bonds report that they ind but small
amounts in London, and they are the only import
ant buyers OF sterling at present, save at declining
We annex uuOtatlOug: