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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-20

WOMAN UNDER VARIOUS RELIGIOUS SYSTEMS.
A meeting OF the Washington members OF the
Association for the Advancement OF Women.
was held in the paTlors OF the Riggs House last
evening, leading female artists, Journalists and
ladies and gentlemen interested In the purposes
OF the association, forming an apprecfatiye
audience. Mrs. Kate Newan Doggetts, OF Chi
cago, president OF the association, read paper
upon '.Woman's Relative Position under vari-
Gus Religious systems as indicated by the Sa-
cred Books and Mytholos1esn 1t was an an
swer TO the assertions made by Doctors OF d.
vinfty that woman to-day owes all the advsn-
tages and respect she enjoys to the spirit and
practice OF the Christian religion -quottnQRro
the religious literature of India and from E0yD-
A. A. w. for District OF Columbia, asked the
audience to speak upon the paper, remarkinR
that it illustrated, the golden. silver and iron
ages for woman; that Swedenborg said the BIZ
bic history began with the iron age, when love
and wisdom had well-nigh gone from the earchr
Mrs. Caroline III. DAN made q few remark. 49,
the meeting adjourned; but Mrs Fassort Hon.
John HitZ, Prof. Taylor and daugtuer Ers- Fni-
Ter, Mrs. Morrell Mrs. SargsIt And daucfter1
Rev. and Mrs. Meesoon, Dr. Winslow, Nm Ehei-
don, Mrs. Sponord, Mrs. Stevenson. Miss Hai-
Sey, Mrs. GarrfgneSS, Bessie Beach, Nm.
Romney, Miss Woodbury. and others. renamed
70 talk upon the topics suggested. The seventh
Congress OF Women viii be held fn MADISON.
Wis.,, and not In Washington, as many desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-20

SLEEPING BESIDE HER DEAD HusBAND.-Wm.
Brogna, aged twenty seven, OF No. Franklin
street, was found dead at O'Clock last night I'D
the hallway OF No. 81 Baxter street. The body
was taken TO the Mulberry street police station,
where the widow remained I'm charge o. II
during the night, sleeping on the door oy the
side OF I'm y. World, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-20

NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. X. T. X. Lewis as
member Of the board of examiners at the Naval
Academy. Capt. James A. Greer to command
the Hartford, South Atlantic squadron per
steamer 5th OF April, Lieut.. Perry Gurst TO the
receiving ship Franklin. Lieut.. W. W. Mead
from the photographic Office and placed on
waiting orders
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Steady
and Less Active.
MONEY CONTINUES EASY.
Railway Bonds Dull and
Irregular.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, August Sc p. N.
Orders from Saratoga to buy blocks of the leading
stocks were not numerous to-day after the open
ing hour and the market fell into a decline. from
which it did not recover. The early morning opera
tions heavy and the general list was buoyant.
With the upft of the out Of town orders Lake Shore
further advanced to ssa4. followed by Michigan
Central at s6ss. Northwest at 7s. st. Paul at 6s7s
and Western Union at 94%. About noon 1t was
whispered that the bank statement was un-
favorable and money became sitter, caus-
Ing many cautious street spectators to real
ize. Further orders from Saratoga not
forthcoming to sustain the prices, and the market
went down. When the bank statement was issued
and the enormous decrease (s7.00OO0O) in the re-
serve became known. there was furry in the money
market and for time demand loans made as
high as seven per cent careful review Of the sit
uation. however, showed the probability of enor-
nous payments from the Treasury next week and
other causes to keep the supply plentiful. aud
the rate declined to its former level. The
stock list did not The speculative
athletes had evidently taken their shoulders away
and the general holders Of the stocks too weak
to keep the weight steady much less to raise it.
Feeble fluctuations upon q reduced volume of busi-
characterized the market for the remainder Of
the day, and at the close Lake Shore and Michigan
Central had each declined ~ below the opening
figures; Northwest, q st. Paul. "a; Western
Union, a. and the rest of the list in proportion. The
coal stocks showed some strength, and Delaware
and Hudson recorded advance Of "a. Among the
brokers considerable significance is attached to the
fact that Mr. Keene has denied himself the pleasure
Of living with his family at Newport. where he has
} fine place. and has closely stuck to the street
throughout the recent trying weather. There was
little in the way of gossip aaoat to-day and CONVEX
rational prominence was given to the report that
the president of the Louisville and Nashville road
had applied for loan to q prominent banking
house.
The extreme fluctuations in the prices for leading
shares are shown in the following table,
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

The earnings of the Northwestern road for the
drst week of August show an increase Of $4,000.
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad have
declared dividend Of So per share on their stock.
despatch from Montreal this morning announces
that brokers were asking u per cent premium for
greenbacks.
The foreign commerce of the port of New York
for the past week follows General merchsn-
disc imports. including dry goods. $5. .251. and
produce exports. $7,765,SO9
The total imports since January L. this year, were
$685. against $175 317 for the correspond
ing period last year. and $2O5. .53s. .O42 in 1877.
The total exports of produce since January 1, this
year, 779s6s, against s203 $50 for the
corresponding period last year, and $780, 4104n in
1877
A Berlin despatch to the Pail Nall Gazette says.
Notwithstanding the reported rumor to the con-
trary the German government persists in denying
that it contemplates any change OF its policy relative
to the silver question"
The Liverpool Courier of to-day says :-"Panama
Canal quoted in Paris at ST. below par and
public buyers scarce
The London Times. in its financial article this
morning. says :-''Phe silver market was strong yes
tsrday and improved by the statement that Germany
is willing to negotiate with the United States
cerning the bi-metallc standard
The following gives the movement Of grain at
leading points to-day
Milwaukee Receipts of wheat, 1O.SOO bushels;
shipments, 1850 do; receipts Of corn, 6.4OO do;
shipments, 400 do.
Chicago-Receipts Of wheat. 81. .5s1 bushels; ship
ments, '149,U52 do: receipts Of corn, 053l4 do;
shipments, 529.SO0 do
The statistics of coal production for the week end
ing August q 1879. show the total to be 576l 100
tons, against POI, PSI tons for the week last
year. the former being divided as follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
he closing quotations were :

At San Francisco the opening prices for mining
stocks were follows:-Gould and Curry. 9si Saw
age. 12,s; Chollar. Ga; ophir. 35; Hale aud Nor.
cross. 1914 Crown Point. AZ; Yellow Yacket. II;
Becher. 4ss; Imperial. IL; Virginia consolidated,
5h; California. 5ia; Best and Belcher, 1sI; Union
consolidated, 46ts; Alpha. 24s; Sierra Nevada Az;
Mexican. 2sA; silver Hin. IA Justice. az; Julia.
AZ; Utah, 10; Alta, 6al; Bodie, 12 Bechtel, 81
Toga. 4; Independence. as; Seq. Belcher. o.
Bulwer. %; Mono. sss; consol dated Pacific, u
Potosi. 4ss; Standard 30; Exchequer. Ga; Nam
moth, 14ls; North Standard, az.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

In London there was weak market for British
consols. which declined to 97 81 for both money
and the account. United States bonds were firm at.
1O5E for new fours. 1895 for 4ls's and 1O5% for
fves. Among American railway securities the Eries
were all steady. except the preferred stock. which
declined u per cent to 54 Illinois Central declined
from 93 to 921a and Reading from Ala to 2oA.
London daily paper states that the EDS. 900 which
left the Bank of England yesterday for ship
ment to New York. At Paris the three per cent
rentes reacted to S2f. 25c.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

In state bonds Louisiana consols rose to 81 y aud
fell Off TO 81. District OF Columbia 3.65's sold at
sCs so. Georgia skies at 1oo9s and North Carolina
special tax third class. at 2ai.
Railroad bonds were strong for st. Louis and San
Francisco. classes and @, which advanced from SOY
to 81 and from 40 to 81 respectively. Lehigh and
wilkesbarrc consolidated assented declined from
s3ss to ssIs and rallied to SO. Co. G. and G. Trust
Company certificates assented fell of from n TO u.s.
and rallied to 75s. Rock Island coupon skies de-
cned to ia. New Jersey Central consolidated nrsts
and convertbes sold at 100. and Chicago and North.
western eonsolidsted gold coupons at ilsk. Harlem
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
The closing quotations were :

Money plentiful early in the day at 80 to 4
per cent for call loans ordinary collateral and
gradually stiffened until high as per cent was
paid. Toward the close however, there were free
offerings and the rate declined to per cent. Prime
mercantile paper was quoted at 3S to per cent,
according to date OF maturity The weekly bank
statement showed decrease of 1862 775 in surplus
The banks hold $6.752 $50 In excess Of
legal requirements. There has been decrease of
s7.2l90OO in legal tenders and 81 500 in deposits
Clearing House statement showed ss4. .661. .17s ex-
Clearing House statement $780, O26 5ss exchanges
and $3s. .6s4. .229 balances.
The confident feeling at the close of the money
market, and which resulted in the reduction Of the
rate tor loans. based the statement that from
August to date the payments of legal tender notes
into the Treasury account Of the four per cent
loan amounted to over $33 O0O. .O0O that while con-
siderable amounts have been paid out account of
called bonds, the disbursements have fallen short of
the receipts. and that the payments will be very
heavy next week. the settlements the four per
cents nearly completed.
The Treasury at Washington now holds $685., 900 $50
in United States bonds to secure bank circulation;
United States bonds deposited for circulation for the
week ending to-day, S243l $50; United States bonds
held for circulation withdrawn during the week
ending to-day. $26s2 700. National bank circulation
outstanding-Currency notes, S32S.55s.602; gold
notes. 500. Tho internal revenue receipts to-
day s29639l SO, and from customs. $471 642 rs
The receipts OF national bank notes for redemption
for the week ending to-day, as compared with the
corresponding period last year. are a. follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

registered hrsts to 125. In the afternoon Rome.
watertown and Ogdensburg consolidated hrsts fell
of from So to IS. and rallied to 667s; c. c. and c.
frsts declined from 70 to IT, Wabash seconds, ex
coupon fell off to 90; do. consolidated convertible
ex coupon. to S5. Kansas and Texas consolidated
assented to rs, and do. seconds TO 32s.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
TIC eAtreHe HuCIuatIoHs III tne PIIce5
lares are shown in the following table,

Sales the Board included:-Northwestern. 80 1896; |;
do. preferred, 1,4o0; Lake Shore, 3537s; st. Paul,
1895; do. preferred l.110; Western Union. 5O7
Delaware and Lackawanna, 1l3lO; New Jersey Gen.
tra. $780, Michigan Central. $780, Pacific Mail,
$500; Erie. 5000; O., @. and I. O., 2.625; Wabash
613; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, 75O;
do. preferred, 1000; Hannibal and st. Joseph,
22O; do. preferred, 900; Delaware and Hudson 600;
Ohio and Mississippi. 610; Cincinnati, st. Paul and
Minneapolis. 600; New York Central. 265; Northern
Pacific. 175; do preferred, 100.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

--Wheat-The market was shade hrmer. but quiet
delivery we're SIS oJ bushels at 81 os 81 oS for no
"a 07i. si Gs for No. amber 81 % for No. white
81 Osl ~ % for No white ST O7a for steamer No
xxas hdr "a .s y M 70, Ne e. @ wS - & for for s
70 tor No. 2 red " II for No. white. tor september
do do October The following the bid and asked
prices q he second csil:No sp,iny for september.
old u 4a.Sed; Do OCTOBER ii 10 bid 81 liz asked;
amber for August 81 os,. bid ~ ~ asscd Corn in
% Sas snd os dsyey we're %
bushels a. 4oSsc 4oc. for No 2 MIXED
Tss n ssss for hsS S do In for snail n" ,o
October Tho following the bid asked prices
do. No. t5aic bid, 4o'Sc sskedi sepempcr steamer,
s5Ic bid, aessc asked, do No. Did 49sc asked;
hrmer 5iUO bushels State sold At 1890 do NO
Western. for August at 6sc a04c aud 24un do do do,
evening" % for Angus. delivery. at esSc Barley nal.
ruled steady; 14OU bushels two rowed state sold at
s5c short time aud 900 bushels city aSl 80 81 35
ss ss e.h aG 80 o mSS@"s. @
81 Jgasl s2s; pea. 81 aossi IS; prme white kidney
aasy 80 red fs.'y .s. s 80 I'd Osss ~
quote split Free per bb ~ 80 50 rs; green 81 aS
s2 Canadian % % II Ia bond zoe southern black eye, two
for white, while mixed without decided change The
sales were about SO 100 bushels We quote: Mo. white
No mixed 34isc; No. mixed, s3c rejected, Ale. ;
MIXED. on tack S,c. y6c.; white track SIC iic
is. 'Ss, se lbs se.: lbs .nra,S n,y "'' oa"''e
fIFuP JUrr1he market throughout was quiet, hut
steady squo'e.-Juts &C. 4Ae butts, 7'iec' sa,ss
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

The London Dd'ly Telegrdph says:-"The bullion
withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
yesterday (f25.00O) was all for New York."
special cable despatch from London to the Globe
Of to-day says:"Captain Tyler has written letter
behalf of the Grand Trunk Board in reply to Mr..
Childers proposal. The letter states that the Grand
Trunk Board is disnclined to agree to division Of
the competitive traffic only. They advocate the fusion
of the whole net receipts of the two companies. to
be divided according to agreed percentages.
This settlement could easily be carried out. 1t
would insure the utmost economy aud efficiency
and avoid duplicate management; whereas the other
arrangement would great expense. loss Of
time and constant controversy. The general feeling
is strongly in favor of the Grand Trunk proposal,
which is supported by majority Of the Great West
ern shareholders. and will probably be carried out"
Following is q synopsis of the days business at
the New York Mining Stock Exchange
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

Stained-Good ordinary lo-l6c stttct good ordinary
10 5-I6c, low mddling iOssc; mddiing. lusc, For fu
two MSeptember. 60 bales at Ios5c. 800 at ios7c
100 at sSc 7uU ut lOsc 800 IosOc, 800 at lu9lc
$500 at 1092c, 44UO at 10s3c 800 at lO95c., 200
1U94c october 800 ut u17c., 100 at io1sc. 12uO at
1O2oc.. 5Oo at io.22c, no at 1o23c 800 at
io24c.; Noyembcr. LOO at iooae, 100 At ioois;
losoc Total 2osoo bales; To-day. up, TO
September 2i0 at ii osc,. 2.4OO at 1LO9c LOO at
lilOc. $500 lille. $40 at IL he. so at i1U7c,
400 at lll3c 5000 at iI14c 200 at H. l5c. LOO NJ
1l4c go H. lbc. 200 i1.l5c. October. 7uO
1O5sc g 100 at O3c 500 at 10 ioc 400 at O36c. +oD
lO35c, 800 lO37c 800 O34c., 600 ut IL 37c
16UO at 10 39c 800 At io3 November, 800 at 10 15c
100 at To- lac. 500 ut lOl6c, lsUat lol7c, loo
iolec; December, 800 at lollc. 100 at Ole. 900 at
10 l4c 800 at Ol5c. GOO at ~ Loo. 100 at 10 Ol7c
300 at 10 I5c., 100 1nl6c, 3uU at III i7c. Jsnu-
AIRY, 100 IO2Oc 2OO at lobe, 800 at lu24c.. Ion
lu25c., 500 10 24c. February, 800 NJ IOt4c 100
1036c March, 100 i045c Total. S. 100 bales Grand
total 1900 bales. The receipts tho ports FOL
ows-GRlveston. 80 bales; New Orleans ~: SAvRnnah
II Norfolk, %; Boston, Al Total, 52I bales This day
tcmber 443i 413 bales Cotton freighs closed fol
ows:-ro Liverpool, stoam. 3-l6d Id sail, T.3sd
Havre steam. ssc pressed: sail Bremen, steam
9l6c.. compressed sail. 7l6c. Hamburg. stoam 9l6c
compressed. sail. &c.
Flour AND Enthusiastically pts-Flour. "a 327 bbs wheat
234,sDO bushels: meal, SuO corn. l2o.3lO
bushels; oats 5Ossl do 2224 barley malt. 80
though generally lower though some lots
slight concession The sales. including State. West
and southern, we're ~ 900 bbs within the annexed
range. Rye Hour steady and 400 bbls. sold Within
the range Corn meal In good demand and steady
900 bbls and 900 bags sold within the We
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FIRM-FLoUR EAsY-wHEAT FIRsER--CoRN
EASIER-OATS FIRMER-wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PORK QUIET--LARD QUIET-sPInITs TURPEN-
TINE NoMINAL-R0sIN NoMINAL-CoFF
DULL AND NoMINAL-sUGAR DULL-PETRO-
LEUM DULL.
SATURDAY August 9-6 Pm.
There was but little change in the merchandise
markets to-day the demand for most commodities
being modeyate. at steady prices On Change flour
was quiet, wheat less active. but shade frmer
corn dull and shade easier. oats frmer. whiskey
nominal pork quiet lard shade dearer Cotton the
spot higher; futures firm. Groceries, naval
stores. oils and petroleum were dull.
CorFEE.-A limited business accomplished in Rio at
full prices and the market closed steady We sales
of 2,o4s bags Rio Glensannox. at lssc 1000 bags
do, ex koln l3s4c., and 100 bags do Bessel
private terms. Mild coffee quiet. but 500 bags Mara
caibo sold private terms. lie Coco, Oliveira Co.'S
Rio telegram advices from Santos Rio do neiro
August ls79Average daily receipts since preceding
bank rate, 2l1s" We quote:-Ordinary cargoes Ike :
fair do. l3sc. good do l4c.; prime do l4c extreme
range for lots, 1kc l6c; Santos fair 10 good 3e.
lac, ninety days; Java government bags, 22c. 23c.
se's s:' @ e lsgaayr
Ss Porto me" & a Costa s nsa Romas0 4e
i4c l31sc. Angostura l5c. lie; savanills li3kc
CorToN-rhe spot cotton advanced Ice and
closed quiet, but firm Futures were firm; The lowest
sales showed advance of Is points he best sales
showed an advance of ~ 23 points: The last sales
% sIossa steady The sale. ,oasy from 10 % three
p NJ foot 81 ooo bales The lowest and highest points
touched to-day foows:-August, 2Oc 1l23c.
September Lose. II Doe October 1034c. 1O40c.
March, o.4oc. o47c. These showed hnctua-
ton OF points in August II In September in October
in November in December In January, In February
and In March As compared with the last prices
points in August ID in September 10 In October IL in No
yemb II I'm
February and II In March. The closing prices
of yesterday and the highest prices of TO day
compared give advance of % points in August ~ in
September 10 in October II in November II in December
10 Ia january 10 in February and In March The closing
prices of Yesterday and TODAY compare ns fooMs
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER. August q; 1879
The printing cloth market has been tribe active.
and with sales of 10000 pieces at l6c cash holders
steadicr ut previous quotations ts
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
ANTwERP August ., 1SI9
Petroleum, 17f for fine pale American.
BaENES, August 8. 1879
Petroleum, marks 20 pfenings
HANBuRG. August 3. 1879
wicox's lard closed at 33is marks per 100 lbs.
BREMEN. August 9, 1879
wicox's lard closed at 1864 marks per 100 lbs.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, August ~ 1870.
The Economist Of this week THE rate OF discount
for bank bills sixty days to three months. is ~ per
cent and for trade bills sixty days TO three months
There has been sharp reaction the Stock
Exchange the holidays and though there has been
marked desire SELL yet the stock which have been
offered only found buyers reduced quotations This
relapse. which caused by the return Of
weather and unsatisfactory traffic receipts OF rail
ways has spread to the Continental Bourses: The
derc therefore general almost throu ghout Europe
With respect TO he Panama Canal Company for which
the subscription lists closed little be said
would appear DO Improbable that any extensive
applications have from the London market In Brit
ish consols the fall OF OF cent Wed
nesday mainly prodnced by the withdrawal eagles
from the England for the United States There
since been recovery and the gloomy weather in
there likelihood Of further Withdrawals pay
for wheat. Colonial governments debcntures weaker
Foreign governments are depressed. Turkish aud
Egyptian suffered the most Italian and Argen
tine governments higher the week. Home
railways depressed Great Northern a have fallen
2, Canadian railways weaker, the directors of tho
Great Western showing them selves be adverse
with the Grand Trunk reaction Is notice
able In American rail ways Reading mortgages have
fallen per cont New Jersey Central income bonds
aud many other mortgages a to per cent. but Uuion
Pacific shares higher the The shares of the
Dircct United States and Anglo American Cable COM
psnies slightly lower There has been advance
In shares including American Investment
Trust, Ia
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
FINANCIAL.
A -A-RANDAL II. FooTE,
IA. Banker, 10 Bt oadway, New York,

IA. Banker, 20 Bt oadway, New York,
Boston. Hartford and Erie stock
Dss Mones Navigation and Railroad Compsnys Stock OF
Galveston, Harrisburg aas San Antonio Firsts.
lndsnapo'ls bloomington and Western Railway Frsts.
kentucky County Bonds.
Franckiyn Of cunard Steamship Company. presidentL
New York and oswegO Midland Railroad Company's
New EGr and Hsway First, Rona.
and Receipts for same on Al6any County Bank
s. Joseph aud Western Railway Stock.
Troy and boston Railway Company stock and Bonds
TewS sosas asse s'Sss Ssw 1ns YORK ssass ssss
International and Great Northern Railway Stock and
Silver Nugget Mining Company of Arizona; u large
amount for sale eel9w @ pres Rso.ot.
of the Purchasing Committee.
A GOOD WAY TO SPECULATE IN STOCKS IS re
to p S 50 a"a
ber Of shares Of stock bought and sold commission
THE SAFEST RI. WAY IS TIE BEST s, MAY AND
cash 100 shares Parties leaving the selection of stock
Sa Snd
an os sg U tor a II
se market letter Our monthly explanatory
pa s the
GALE Stock 1.nd' and Bond Broker Bosdway Sow YORK.
A TO DEALERS IN sTOCKs-THE OLD BANK.
AA.ing house o. HowEs co, II Wall st. New York,
margin and desired viii ase our dseretios
what to buy sell giving parties the benefit Of our 2s
stantly occurring for handsome profits
AT AND PER CENT INTERESTINGLY TO
for five years on private h%uses stores tenomsnt
snsiS sailains 'oAN T. b. SAiih ~ br'aaway TRINITY
A YOUNG LADY. FOREIGNER JUST ARRIVED IN
this country with large OF under her
control would like and honorable gentleman her
financial agent. Address CATHARINE BERNARD, Hcr
aid Office.
COMMERCIAL PAPER BQuGHT-wILL LOAN ON
Sor buy Life or Endowment Insurance Policies.
j. II GREENE. 10 Cedar ST., room p
(,APlTAIIsTs ADVISED OF PROFITABLE INVEST
Cments. Capital furnished build approved railroads.
Contracts to build negotiated. FRANK FIELD FOWLER.
40 Nassan.
LSTABLIsHED Iseo--RANDAL H. FOOTE. BANKER,
Lio Broadway, New York city Having been for twelvs
president of the Gold Board the highest experience and
character guaranteed Stock orders filled regular
Wall Street containing valuable stock tables sent frec;
also circular fully explaining the plan by which
nent stock operators make Mining Stocks bought
and sold
ENDOWMENT AND LIFE POLICIES OF DEFUNCe
tinted also other kinds OF property Insur.
of all kinds effected in best companies at lowest
ranged capital Joint stock Companies formed,
funds sssi re reereGses given with.
Brokers 1874 Pearl ST., New York.
L,IRE INSURANCE STOCKS AND BANK sroCKs
Il bought and sold f. G liILlIER. ~ Wall st.
HENRY cLEws co.
b. ... II New St. New York
STOCKS ana BONDS bought and sold commissont
uSrD sT
on sasssras DEPosITs received subject 10 cheek os
demand; four per cent paid on on Al daily balances
which admits of orders being executed the instant reccived