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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-01
MARYLAND STATE TEACHERS As.
wi SNllAII0A.-rhnnn n a Of

MARYLAND STATE TEACHERS As
wi SOCIATION.-The next annual meeting of
the State Teachers Association OF Maryland will
be held ut Hagerstown, on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, the 27th and 2sth of August, 1879.
Arrangements have been made for issuing round
trip or excursion tickets to persons attending the
Convention with the following lines of transpor-
tation: Western Maryland, Baltimore and Ohio,
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
roads, and the Chester Line of Steamboats,. The
fare from Baltimore for the round trip will be
$3.50 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will issue
card orders for tickets, which orders may be had
on application to the several County Examiners
or to the Agents of the Company.
The rates of board ut lIagerstown arc 81 and
$l.h0 per day
The exercises will consist of Addresses, Read
ngs and Reports upon and Discussions of the fol-
lowing subjects, viz: Discipline, School Examin-
atoms and Exhibitions, Text Books, Teachers
Institutes, Physical Culture, Spelling Reform,
Metric System, Text Books and methods of In
struction in English, Latin, Greek, Arithmetic
other Mathematics, Modern Languages. Natural
Sciences, Mental and Moral Science, History, Gc-
0graphy, Elocution and Reading
The first session will open at 10 A. NJ, on We'd
nesday, when 1t is hoped every member will be
present.
p. "A. WILMER. Hagerstown, Nd,
II. s. HENRY, IIagcrstOwn, Md,
J. ID. LlCKLE, Baltimore City,
$. Il. KELLER Baltimore City,
ID. III. CRANE Queen Anne's Co.,
aul Executive Committee
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

"A college professor once said that he who
eectS 10 rate high i'm his class must not pectOrdte
on the floor" Much of the hawking and splitting
was, no doubt, caused by catarrh, which the pro-
fessor knew could be readily cured by the use of
a few bottles of Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy
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"A meeting was called in Baltimore few
nights ago to decide whether the Republican
candidate should be Grant or Sherman. The
only persons present were the proprietor of
the hall, three police officers, two reporters
very limited in extent, the lights were put
out and the meeting dismissed. There was
not even a chance for the colored man to say
which side he was on.
"A petition signed by Baltimore merchants
has been sent to Hon. William Pinkney
Whyte, urging him to remain candidate for
the United States Senate. Mr.. Whyte has
made as yet no formal reply to the communi-
cation
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"A row occurred in the Anne Arundel
county Democratic convention, on Tuesday.
Two conventions were organized and two
tickets nominated
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ROCK RUN CANA camp meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal Church commenced at
Rock Run on Thursday of last week and contin-
ued until yesterday A large number of we'll
arranged and comfortable cabins and tents were
on the grounds, among the regular occupants of
which were VIM. b. Hopkins and David Price,
Adam Hetrick, John Wright, WIN. II. Kecne,
VIM Foster, Jeremiah Silver and VIM T. Easter
Richard Hopkins, Nicohlas Baker, George Ba
ker, j. O. Stockham, j. ii. Bowman, Jno Brney,
Geo. Bailey, j. 4. Hopkins, Richard Hanson,
Wesley Ruth, A. Walker, j. M. James, s. l..
Spencer, j. b. Gallon, Charles James, T. p.
Smith, Jarrett Baldwin, Joshua Rawhouser Jas.
Forwood and ID. F. Shure.
The services are under the charge of Rev. VIM.
H. Chapman, Presiding Elder of East Baltimore
district. Among the ministers who have been
on the ground during the entire meeting are
Revs. w. X. Gwinn and T. E. Scarf, of East
Hartford; P. b. Reese and Harry Boggs, of Har-
ford circuit; DIR. Joseph France, j. IL. M. Lem
mon, IL. q. Smith, @. Herbert Richardson and
Richard Norris, of Baltimore; M. +. B. Rice, of
Towsontown; and II. II. Smith of Lutherville.
The venerable Rev. Geo. Hildt, the Oldest member
of Baltimore conference has also been on the
ground since the conn ,cement of the camp.
There have also been present, from time to time,
Revs r. Gorsuch, j. 7. Lassell, Robert Mckay,
of Philadelphia, Edward Smith, and James Nc
Laren, of Philadelphia.
The opening sermon was by Rev. Mr.. Chap.
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DOR SALE.
1To ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

A CHALLENG E.The undersigned having
heard that sundry agents and others have been
trying to destroy the reputation of the Star Bone
Phosphate, ! now challenge anything sold in the
county in way of Fertilizers from Peruvian Guano
amount of Star Bone Phosphate pound for pound
on the same quality Of land the one raising the
most grain per acre to be paid by the one getting
bcat-the farmer not to pay anything.
Any one accepting this challenge please do so
through the columns of this paper
w. II. THOMPSON,
jy2j General Salesman.
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The bad effects of imprudcncc in eating and
drinking are speedily removed and the depression
following eating is quickly banishcd by the use of
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price Is cents.
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PRESENTATION OF A FoNT-A very beautiful
baptismal font has just been presented to st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore
and Hartford counties. 1t is of white marble and
stands upon pedestal of the same MATERIAL
On the front of the font are inscribed the words,
"Suffer little children to come unto Me, and for
bid them not" The font is the gift of Mrs.
jonathan j. Chapman, who resides near Kings
yille Baltimore county Not long ago the same
lady gave to the church handsome chandelier,
when it was first proposed to hold the weekly
evening services, which have now been carried
on for some time with much success.
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TAX PAYERS MEETING.--A meeting of tax
payers of Hartford county has been called in Bel
Air, for Monday, August 4th, 1879, for the pur-
pose OF sending delegates to the Tax Payers
Convention, to be held in Baltimore, on the 18th
Of August The object is laudable one, but
probably little can be accomplished besides call
ing the attention of the public servants to the
fact that they are observed by the tax payers,
who will hold them to an account for any cx-
travagancc or corruption in the management of
the public business. The evil can be remedied
at once by selecting only the best men for office,
and an opportunity to do this will occur in this
county on the 23d of August At all events, the
proposed meeting should be kept entirely separ-
ate from politics. Democrats and Republicans
are alike interested in reducing the taxes, if it is
possible to do so.
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To Corrssnnndents.

All communications for publication must be ac-
companied with the real name of the author, or
no attention will be paid to them.
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je2T-6t
FEMALE iNSTlTUTE,
StauntOn, Virginia

VIRGINIA FEMALE iNSTITUTE,
StnuntOn, Virginia.
The 3jth Annual Session will commence Sept.
10Th, 1879, with thorough organization and its
usual full corps of instructors. Buildings and
grounds are spacious and furnished with every
modern convenience and comfort. The sanitary
arrangements are very complete and successful.
Unsurpassed advantages in Music, Modern Ian
guages, and full course of English, &c.
Extravaganza in all its forms, constantly dis
cournged
Steam, Gas, Washing scat in Church, Physicians
fee, and tuition in full course of English, Calls
themes, Elocution In Glasses, Latin or Elementary
French, for Session of 40 weeks, $2i5.
The same on Scholarships SlT5 to $3.50.
Music, &C., Extra
For Catalogues, address
jy2jGt Rev r. H. PHILLIPS Rector
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AN APPLE GROWING ON A GRAPE VINE.-Mr
A. Wattenscheidt, of Bel Air, recently found
growing upon grape vine in his garden in Bel
Air. something resembling an apple. 1t was
about one inch and quarter in diameter shap-
ed like an apple, and covered with down like a
peach Unfortunately he did not allow it to re-
main and ripen, but plucked it, 1t was solid in
side like an apple, and contained small seed YES
sells arranged similar to and resembling those in
an apple. Georgia correspondent of the Mary
land Farmer sends that journal description of
apcach found by him growing on grape vine,
and suggests that the bloom may have fallen in
the joint of the vine when freshly pruned. The
freak of nature alluded to may have been caused
in similar manner
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AND FESTIVAL.
ERANKLIN FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

THE Trustees of Franklin NJ. Il. Church will
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 18th, 8th and 9th of
August 1879 and expect to make this Fair the best
one ever held at franklin. Every effort will be
made to please and delight all who may come
ICE CREAM and CONNECTIONS of the best
quality, and at Franklin's always fair and reason
able prices. DINNER each day, from to o clock
i. NJ. Hot pot-pie and Apple dumpngs for din
ner on Friday. and all the dclicaceS of the season
every day. The proceeds of this Fair to finish
paying the debt, which is small, and to furnish the
Ch'irch. jy1S
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For County Commissioner.

Please announce DARLINGTON HOPES, of
missioner. iy25f
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Ii r. l. A L II, M d.

18-THE EGIs has a more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
of Hartford than any other paper in the county.
The attention of advertisers is directed to this
fact
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}. S. RICHARDSON, Auclionecr.
IS ACRES OF LAND, More or Less,

being the same and all the land of which George
Cullum, deceased, died seized, and the same de-
scribed in deed from Abraham Martin to said
Cullum, dated the 18th day of May, 1Sil, and re-
corded among the Land Records of said county,
in Liber III. d., No. ~, folio %.
Said farm is situated in the Forest adjoining the
lands formerly belonging to the Hartford Furnace
Company and others, in good healthy neighbor-
hood, convenient to schools, churches, stores and
mills. The land is in good state of cultivation,
about 80 acres being tillable the balance in good
Oak and Hickory Timber; is well watered and
well fenced, and Is improved bya
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-On Tuesday DR.. IIervcy
and Mrs. Elizabeth Colburn, of Washington,
celebrated the tftieth anniversary of their mar
riage, at the home of their oldest son, Rev.
Edward A. Colburn, rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church, at Churchville. Dr. Colburn's four
brothers were present, two of them being from
New Jersey and two from Washington. Mrs
Colburn's two sisters were also present, together
with Mrs. Wagner, of Baltimore city, lifelong
friend of the family. During the day members
of Rev. Mr. Columns congregation called to
pay their respects, and all united in the warmest
good wishes to DIR. and Mrs. Colburn
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Tee CREAM AND MUSIC.

An Ice Cream Festival and Musical Entertain
ment will be held at Friendship NJ. e. Church, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST I'd, beginning at o clock,
7: under the charge of the Ladies' Mite Society
of Friendship M. Il. Church.
Proceeds to aid in paying the debt on the par
SOnuge. iy25
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DEATH OF AN OLD SUBsCRIBER-Mr Samuel
Harper, of Darlington died at his residence, on
Sunday night, in the seth year of his age He
was blacksmith by trade, and worked indus
triously at his calling until few years before his
death. He was one of the Oldest inhabitants of
Darlington, and was universally respected for the
uprightncss of his character. lie was one of the
first subscribers to The Agis, in 1856, and con-
tnued subscriber regularly to the day of his
death. He leaves a wife and several children
His remains were buried at Harmony Prcsbytc
rian Church, on Wednesday, the funeral being
largely attended by his Deighbors and friends
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A CARD.

OUNCE the announcement of my name as q can
- didate for the Legislature, circumstances at
that time unforeseen and now beyond my control,
together with a desire to harmonic the Demo-
cratic party, render it necessary for me to with
draw from the canvass In doing so | desire to
thank my friends for tho interest they have mani
tested in my success, and to leave them free to
select their candidates from the many good men
yet remaining in the field.
j. FRANK REASIN.
CHENILLE, July 18th, 1879. au1-1t
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EESTIvAl.-The Ladies' of Ebenezer NJ. f.
II Church Withhold Festival, in the grove adj
Joining the church, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS, the Sth and 9th of AUGUST. 1879
commencing at o'clock. MUSIC each evening
church. mi
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HOnf Trinity SCHOOL, Churchyilc,
IL Rev. Il. A. Colburn, Rector, MISS NJ j.
WISE has been invited to take charge again for
the next session. au1
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LNENTIVAI.
l. THE LADIES of the BETHEL PRESBY-
TEItlAN CONGREGATION propose holding
FESTIVAL on the grounds of said church, on the
road leading from Jarrettsville to the Black Horse
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, August I3
and IL, commencing at o'clock each day.
SUPPER will be prepared at o'clock. RE-
FRESHMENTS of all kinds will be provided in
abundance
The public arc very respectfully invited to at
tend. nuI
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
WHEAT FIRM-CoRN FIRM--OATs FIRM-PORK
srEADY-LAKD EAsIER-wHIsKEY STEADY
SPIRITS TURPENTINE sTEADY-ROsIN STEADY
COFFEE wEAK-sUGAR srEADY-PETBOLEUM
STEADY.
SATURDAY. March 1-6 p. NJ.
The market was generally quiet to-day. On Change
-four ruled steady and wheat firm, were also
corn and oats Pork was steady. Lard was easier
Whiskey remained steady Cotton the spot was
unchanged futures closed barely steady. Groceries
generally quiet Naval steady. oils firm
and petroleum unchanged
CorYxE-The market for Brazils dull and weak. We
sale Of $40 bags Rio City Of Rio Jancro priv
We the arrival Of tho Jane Rennie with
$500 bags Rio Mild coffee dull. We note saos of
Mexican. per Vera Cruz and 543 bags Maracabo
pcr Eiche lie Coco Oiiveirs Co.'S telegram, Rio Jan
GIRO February S79-Average daily receipts since
coding Friday f250o bags price OF good FIRST si5OO Ex
change Bank rate, 2oh. lie Coco Gardner Co.Santos
Average daiy receipts $500 bags; good Santos
soS5. We quote e:-Ordnary cargocs lo,sc lOs4c fair
do, 1876. good do, lac; prime do, l4c; extreme
range for lots lOic &c., Santos fair to good I3hc.
l4c. 30 days; Java, government bags BE 24c; do,
grass 23c. 25lc; Singapore, Ice. 7c Ceylou,
l5c. l7c Maraeabo. l3iae. lie; Laguayra, lac. II
l51sc. jamaica l21sc. l6c ST. Domingo lO5c. lie
Porto Rico l5hc. IKE; Costa Rica l5c l9c. Mexi-
can, 15c. Ice Angostura l5c l7c: Savania. l3c a
l7c.: Curacoa l31sc. u 14c.
CorroS the spot quiet, but unchanged. Futures
opened yesterdays closing figures and closed barely
soady advance for the day Of points The clos
ing prices day with those of yesterday
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$4,000. The following were the closing quota

Ex COUPON
State bonds at the Board were l per cent lower for
Louisiana sevens consols. u lower for Tennessee
skies. series. and steady for Missouri skies of
1885, District OF Columbia 3.G5s sold at 81. In rail
road bonds there was decline of Ia in Wabash
convertible lex coupon) u in Great Western seconds
lex coupon) In in Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols.
per cent in Denver and Rio Grande frsts. p in New
York Elevated Railroad frsts. 81 in Jersey Central
frsts consols assented). u i'll Union Pacific rsts and
a in Canada Southern frsts guaranteed and Wabash
seconds lex coupon). Missouri. Kansas and Texas
consos assented advanced and c.. C. and l. G. rsts
q. Buffalo. New York and Erie first sold ut 116. and
Syracuse. Binghamton and New York frsts at 106.
The closing nrices of Philadelphia stocks were
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Government Bonds Firm, States Lower and
Railroads Generally Weak
The Public Debt and Bank
Statements.
Money on Call 3 a 4 Per
Cent.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY, March 1-6 +. NJ.


Spring, which is popularly but enormously sup
posed to make its advent to- day, and which good
old bishop much more verdant than the season
itself, poetzed as an epoch (which unlocks the
flowers" chiefly greeted in financial circles this
morning by the unlocking Of very large bag of
Delaware and Lackawanna shares and the spillng Of
its contents upon the market. The price. which had
opened at so. speedily receded under offerings Of
long stock, and in the end gave way under perfect
stampede to 45& which at once the closing and
the lowest figures of the day. Transactions were
enormous. and were accompanied by steady
drag down of values which could only have
been created by the marketing Of long stock
for the account Of more prominent operators.
Withal there was some mystery as to the identity
Of the drau,atis persona in the transaction which
every broker had his own solution for. Mr.. Keene
was supposed to have been liberal taker Of the
"seller sixties yesterday and equally sup
posed to be liberal seller of cash stock to-day.
Other brokers' who have . nose like hound when
laid the scent Of transaction sapiently believe
that these time sales were but rttse de gIe'Te to
cover the marketing Of real stock. If was clever
artce IL true, for by creating the impression that
large line Of 'shorts" being made. the market
steadied and the stock taken without materially
lowering quotations. There was masquerading
of this sort attempted to-day. however. but
sheer dependence upon the simon Pure
method Of selling as much cash and reg
ular stock any one would buy. The
effort had o depressing effect upon the entire
list. and lower prices from to 2H per cent were
made and stuck to up to the end Of the day. The
so-called vanderbilts the steadiest Of all and
yielded obstinately. Western Union. until near the
end, was kept out Of harms way by the strong
buyers Of the last week. who il they say little about
q stock dividend. pretend to laugh to scorn any ad
legislation at Washington. Lake Shore de-
cined Less than per cent, thereby developing
unsupported strength. while Michigan Central stood
up within the same limits. despite Of the general
racket. The grsngers and the coal roads, however.
were excessively weak. and might have run from
bad to worse had not the appearance late in the
day of some large orders to buy Northwest common
(which were ascribed to Jay Could checked tho
decline As it was. although trife steadier at the
Close Anal prices the lowest Of the session and
the market finished with every appearance Of hav-
ing 70 encounter another downward surge on Mon
day morning.
The opening. highest. lowest and closing prices of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. March I, 1879
Business in the Mincng ano markets shows symptom
of revival Plantation Ccylon coffee In steady
now queter with prices rather in favor of buyers.
Other kinds generally dull. though the
Dutch resulted than might been expected
Tea has again clapscd into inactivity Thcre In fair de-
and for crystaxed Dcnerara at easier rates Low
descriptions Of depressed French loavcs
slightly lower Rice Is firm the spot few Of
the crop realized previous rates There Is steady
business In satpctrc Spice depressed the supply being
large.
ASrwERr March I. 1872
Petroleum. 23;4f. for nne pale American.
BIvKRrooI. March I, 1879
Pork-Prime mess Eastern dull at J2s. Western dali
at 4gs Bacon-Cumbcrland cut dull at .,ss short rib
dull " 27s.. long clear steady at 21s short do.
steady 27s I'D. lams-Long cut steady at 4os.
shoulders dull at rs. 3D. Beetlndia steady ut T
hrmer at SIS prime steady at Ts Lzrd-Western
dull At 3ss Tallow-ey dull AT 3Gs. rurpentinespirs
dull 21s I'd. Rosn-common steady ut 4s. I'D. fine
steady los I'D ChecseAmerican choice hrmcr at AS.
whcat-Np. spring steady at Is sd No 2 none In
winter steady at o. sd Corn-New mixed dull Is I'd
old ixcd duh Is sd Coonsccd OIL yellow American.
steady 2os. Resin. at London, hrmer at
Turpentinc. spirits at London, duh at us ID.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, March Ia 40 r. W.
Paris advces quote Eve per ii2f DC for the
account.
PARIS, March 1, 1874.
Exchange on London, 25f 2sc. for checks
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.Safuydlsu. March 1.
To Day. Last Er'g. Total


Delivered contract, 80 bales yesterday. Current
cotton he following quotations based
American standard Of and in
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The sales of stocks ut the Board to-day aggre
gated 25s 800 shares which distributed as tol
lows:-Chicago and Northwestern. 1885; do. pre-
ferrcd. 24.0O0; Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
1.Ooo; Chicago. burlington and Quincy. 927; Della
ware Lackswanna and Western. So 800; Delaware and
Hudson Canal. 1850; Erie 16,s30; Hannibal aud ST.
Joseph. 1850; do. preferred. 7Oo Illinois Central
S10; Lake shore, 25,loo; Michigan Central. 1,co0;
Milwaukee and st. Paul. 2l.34o; do preferred
loOi6; Missouri Kansas and Texas. 1.eoo, Morris
and Essex, 6,6l9 New York Central 1.l2O; New Jer-
sey Central. 147s6; Ohio and Mississippi. 2.7Go; Pa
cinc Mail, 750; Union Pacific. 1915; Wabash, 1900;
Western Union Telegraph. N.79o.
Money on call to-day lent ut Q per cent and
closed at per cent. Tho rates Of discount ON New
York ut the undermcntioncd places wore :-ISavan-
nah. buying. par; selling. y premium; Charleston.
scarce. buying. u discount; selling. par; New Or
leans. commercial, y; bank. par; St. Louis. lilo dis
count; Chicago. 1-10 discount buying. lilo pre-
MUM selling Boston. nine pence per 81 900 discount
The Clearing House statement was as foilows:-
Exchanees.. $S96ls $40
Balances..... ....................... $,s55.o2S
and the weekly Clearing House statement
osiances 2J,iv3.oU
The SubTrcasury to-day paid out SIS. .ss5 in gold
for legal tenders redeemed. The bank statement
shows increase in loans of over S. but oil
the other items show decrease. The specie average
s down $1l74.s0o. legal tenders $2.725 800 and de-
podts 2.o52,s0o Tho banks iose s3,4Gi 775 In sur
plus reserve, and hold only S5.750.s25 In excess
of legal requirements.
Tho following shows the condition of the New
York city banks this woek compared with iast:--
FEB. IL March 1. Digsrences
Loans .S244 UO7. 900 $24671 Inc. "a roo 900
Specie ...... 17.Y31,300 1G456, 600 Dec. l474.sUO
Legal tend's. 45,377.OO0 t265i 200 Dec. 2725sOO
Deposits -. 216 63S2.6O 213.42Y. 700 Dec 2O52yOo
Circulation. 10i35.90O 1922. 400 Dec. l0J 500
Foreign exchange was quiet as is usual on satur
days and there change in the rates for ster.
ling. The London adviccs report consols and Unitod
States bonds without essential CHANGE except In tho
case of n-fcrtes which fell on from 1o4h to io4
Erie declined from 20 to 25,s Illinois Central from
S4k 10 s3s. New Jersey Central from 3oN to ys and
New Jersey Central consolidated hrsts from s5,s 10
s4h. Government bonds here were Arm. The SUBJ
scriptions to the four per cents amounted to