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Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
A LOTTERY IN MARRIAGE.
The Ind uc cement held out to young
Men and Aatdens 10 Marry.

Marriage, lottery at best is mad
more so by the Maryland M utual Ben
eticial Association of Carroll county
Nd, for unmarried persons. This organ
ization, chartered under the laws 0
Maryland, and having its headquarter
in Uniontown, Carroll county, has ;
branch office in Wilmington aud bids
fair to do thriving business. tt pro
poses to afford by assessment pecuniary
aid to it's marriageable members wher
they are ready to tie the knot.
1t is not particular regarding the ages
of it's members. Bashful boys of l2 and
blushing bachelors and maidens OF II
are alike eligible to membership. Nei-
ther is there any distinction in color.
The assessment is graded accor ing to
age, and policies are issued for any
amount up to $1,000. Every time a
member marries every member pays an
assessment to equip him. AS there is
nothing in the constitution of the socie-
ty which prohibits the transfer Of poll
cies, the opportunities offered for speeu-
latlon are immense. A father short OF
the needful has only to get out policy
on his daughter, find her beau, if she
hasen't one already, wait until the pol
icy becomes beneficial, then hasten the
marriage and pocket the cash. Here is
a big field for impecunious relatives.
Here is the a way circular of the COM
pany puts the case.
The amount due q beneficiary, after
satisfactory proof OF marriage has been
furnished to the Association after he OF
she shall have been member for one
year, shall be 81 per $1,000 of his or her
claim, as against each member in same
standing, or so much thel eof as collect
ed, less the costs of collection said sum
not to exceed $1,000 on a $1,000 certiti-
cate.
If q member shall marry during the
first year of his or her mem bership, at the
end Of that year he or she shall receive
the assessment from all mem bers of one
years standing and less. If married
during the second year, the member
shall receive the assessment from all
members ofthe SAME standing and less.
and so on up to the sixth year.
No fraud can beperpetrated by agents.
The principles upon which this Asso-
ton Is founded are very simple, pure
and honest. The fact that the funds
are held by the members themselves
until actually needed, and are then
paid out upon the slrictest regulations
possible.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
VOL. VII. MI s82.
MONT Lose the Baby.

r,,ory mother knows how critical a
..,.a L the second summer is, and how
tl'u" ar, little ones die during that period
Iiams aia,, summer Complain, Dysentery,
11VT 1W1iarrhora and Cholera Morbus and
ln," p,"" xiously she watches day by day,
nv in.t the dread disease snatch away the
loyel Ie ones. T, ere is no disease that
comes I0 50 suddenly, or is frequently 50
'n1icbly fatal, las these bowt. 'omplain's
and in large majority OF cases doctors
and medicines seem 20 he OF no aval,,
There is, however, 9he e re,neus, "hicl hac,l
i.nn'rn l1 Nv, ~ to fail when taken according to
NV fta ,r;nted u " dIectious, and this is Perry
Ine ais Pain Killer. II ~ 50 safe and
inrs nrs'I tbat no mother is justified in being
S ,ri,houTit. A bottle III the mouse ready
for sudden sickness Will often save
lifa
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Merit Appreciated. A

None receive so much benefit, and
none are so profoundly grateful and
show such an interest II recommending
Hon Rit -ers as wuILeL. IL Is the only
,eoplsSy peculiarly adapted 10 the many
Ills the sex is almost universally sub
;rct to. Chills anu FEVER, indigestion or
deranged liver, constant or periodical
sick headaches, weakness IL the back or
kidneys, pain in the shoulders and diff
terent parts OF the puuy, a feeling OF las
situle and dependency, are al readily
removed by these B.ttel>,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
HearfuuA at the Police Court.

John E. Perkins, was given hear
ing at police court this morning on the
charge of assaulting Rebecca Borden.
He was adjudged guilty and was fined
s. costs.
Frank Jackson, coored, was, last
night, fined 81 and cost tor disorderly
conduct.
Clamer McIlhenney, charged with
using threats toward his father, was
fined 81 and costs and required to fur
nish 500 peace bond.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
WOrkingmeu.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after u winter Oh relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthens
ing n y event ~, attack ot Asue, Bill
iouS " Spring Fever, on some other
spring sickness that VA. unit you for Il
seasons work. You VII save time,
mach sickness and great expense il You
will USE one bottle ul Hop BitterS in
your family this month Don t wait.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
lawmakers Meeting.

The Permanent Haymakers Associa-
tion, a side degree ofthe Imp. o. +. NJ. ,
will meet in Abaraket wigwam, Thirty
ninth and Market streets, Philadelphia,
tonight. Il. f. Eckel, Joseph Durham,
l.. f. Thomas and VIM. f. Harrison
are delegates from this city. Wm. A.
KINNEY will represent the New Cas-
tie Haymakers. The delegates will
leave this city on the evening train.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Contract Received.

The National Dredging company has
been awarded the contract of doing
the work on the Potomac river at "a
cents per cubic yard will be used in
filling the flats below Long Bridge. The
company have received several other
contracts,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
The Weather.

War Department, Office OF the Chief
sigma Officer, Washington, july IL
Ia. NJ.
Indications for te-jay-For the Middle
Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
possibly local Iains;wlnds mostly soujh
TO west; stationary or higher barometer,
nearly stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Worthless Stun.

Not so fast my friend;it you could see
the strong, healthy, blooming, men, wo-
men and children that have been raised
from beds OF sickness, suffering and al
most death, by the use OF Hop Bitters,
you would say "Glorious ard iurulua-
BILE remedy" See another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Lost.

An envelope, containing 81, addressed
to WILDER Hewitt, was lost on Tuesday
evening in going from Lobdells foun;
dry to Clayton street. The finder will
be suitably rewarded on leaving the
same at this office.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Excursions.

The Presbyterian and VI. Z. Sunday
Schools Of ChriStiana village, will make
an excursion to pennsgrove, \. j., on
Thursday, the 2Sth inst, leaving New
Castle, on the steamer Reybold, at !. 80
A. NJ. The fare for the trip is only -
cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
S;DOrfsInen Attention !

n A glass bail shUoJingina,ch will come
Foh at the Columbus 4uu.on the keunett
Fpilor, on saturday, the ltth. Shooting
commences at2p. III. Anyone wishing
10 try their ski are invited. Balls fur.
nished on the ground.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Wilmington Clothing House.

Wishing TO give our employees some
recreation during the heated term we
will on and after Monday the 18th close
our place of business at 9 p. M, except
Saturday evening" until further notice.
JOHN W. DLETENDoRF Y 70.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Vhc Next Moonlight,

The Rosebud Assembly will give a
moonlight excursion down the bay to-
morrow night on the steamer FELTON,.
rhc boat will leave French street wharf
at 7.3O o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
EPEClAL N kNrION
lee Cream.

Charles Kyle is prepared 10 furnish
the finest ice cream OF al favors, to all
VINO may call either by wholesale or re-
tail, at the Northeast corner Of Sixth
and Orange streets, or at his stall, cor
ner of Second and Market streets. Par
les and families supplied at short no,
,ice.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Extracting Teeth 25 cents.

Extracting Teeth 25 cents.
each gold and plastic filings 81 TO So ;
beautiful sets of teeth $40 and So a fit
guaranteed work all frst-ciass tro1n
dne ! st to the 10th Of each month. No.
sl' Market street, Wilmington, Del.
A Varied stock.
Heorse ii. Ash, Merchant Tailor, 7O2
Market street, has large and complete
SUCK ol goods both foreign ard domes-
1ic Win Which to select suits from.
TO the Public
!. W. Steward has resumed the flour
thl L leed t'ade at his mills 3OS West
rroht street. Visit him and get bur-
gains III his line. Prices are reduced.
ACOOl Resort.
o9hll Manz's Wilmington summer
sar"en Is the incest and coolest place for
refreshments.
summer dress goods at d, l2l! and IL
vs. yer yu.; linen lawns at IL, .5and 81
g'', iaales regular made silk enbroid-
0ie4' hosiery 25 Cts; ladies' and gent $
summer underwear 70 cts; zephyr cor
seVs u 20 per pair new article ,iesign-
'0' summer wear. q. Y NoRRELL.
III Potence of mind, limb, or vital
iht!IucelohS, h!Ie nervous weakness, sexual de-
oillly, &c., cured by Wells Health Re-
IpeTet; u yer; 81, at druggists. Depot, II.
A. nrlhghurst, 81 Market stleet.
n faroxysmal excursions to the Great
5acco 5onn Mart every day for the best ),
sa"n "Aa Az cent cigars on Gods green
"t.n' Saia Ilckets tree. Chapman $ 4th u
p., "A cholce selection Of wire back Tooth
shasl hmsnes OF every desirable form and
Wals W@ Sold at very reduced rates.
rar.a 80. Emu Pharmacy, Seventh and JET
'erson streets.
domnHia "a large assortment OF napkins and
,V,iit Vs iies at the following very low prices,
1iS1an'y considered :75, S7ls, S. and ST.
~ p'f dozen. Il. WoKEELL.
=, sew gravel and plastic slate roofs puI
80. W. and all kinds of old roof made water
s,s. snt ny 4. MITCHELL; 80 W. Front
y ASK AZ druggists for "Rough on Rats"
ro.nt un'arS out rats, mice, Ded-bugs, flies,
hes' Mo- Vermin, ants, insects ; ijc. per
p, ,nehlember box Of Glentworth's
lios. faste will rid house OF reaches.
E;s, ns IL good and fresh at Hartman $
'ilth and Poplar streets
>, Ihe place to get -four and feed is at
ne -. mills, 3oS W. Front street, where il
pure and fresh ground.
Rest Insect Powder, 10 cts. pack
sse. X Iayior&.Fullerton, Druggist, 3O2
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

The lourneymcn hrlckLayers met at
No. S21 West Second street last even
ing but transacted no business OF i'm
Nuriallcc.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
state Of the Their rnlOkMeIer

At the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
this morning:
7oclock III O'Clock ~ CLOCK
$50 SH.' W
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

A woman tainted at The post-oftice
yesterday. She was revived by lady
friend and was taken home. The faint
was caused by the heat.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

v1lE KENT.-TWO STORY HOUSE o16
h spruce street: possession Immediately.
l.. Il. VAN kLEE X,
iv1a3t4 Dl5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Good EN0NSh.

Lovers of really good chew of To-
oacco should ask for Miller's Good
Enons Navy Plug, as it is the only To
nacco in the market that has rot drug
store taste and viii ROT make the mouth
acre
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

y0OR SALE CAEAP.--A GOOD CAE.
vass tent, l4xIs, with fly. Apply
q. kENDA l.,
iy1..2t+ Ninth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

yYYANTED.-uNE TIN AND SHEET
w iron worker: steady employment 'or
and range work. Apply at the kEruBLiCAN
Office yl4'u
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
BUONANT FEELINGS.

WAsHINGroN, July :13,-Notwith-
standing the favorable bulletins which
have been issued each day indicating a
steady progress toward convalescence,
the Presidents condition has never I'M
til to-day ceased to cause the gravest so
licitude in the minds of perhaps the
majority of the community, while no
later than yesterday it was limited in
many quarters that the bulletins could
not he taken as a fair indice Of his real
condition, and in fact he was each day
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
HOPE STRONGER.
THE PRESIDENT SLOWLY BUT
SURELY IMPROVING.
He asks for the neWs-says ssthe
Heart of the Nation will not
let htnl Die.'
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHINGToN
July 13-7P. M.-The President ha ) had
less fever this afternoon than either yes.
terday or the day before. Hecontinaes
slowly to improve. Pulse, 100; tempsfa,
ture, 1915; respiration, "a.
ROBERT REYEuRN,
j. j. WOODWARD,
j. X. BARNES,
u. W. BLISS.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

MshonGd JaD, the noted Afghan leader, has
been sssassinatcd.
Tie Arms bill 1ss ps:sei b. tie British
House Of Comgo7s yesterday by C vole Of 236
to &c.
Several mora h,oa L9atu,rs hsvo been ar
rested ia lteIaod. A largo number of League
meetings s,o euDsuncai ttr to morrow.
Tho tiilo OK PIino,ss of the As,urias hss
bstn co0teIrG CO tho infant Princess Mercedes
of Spair.
Lat,ss advice from Honolulu represent thet
The smallpox epidemic is abati1g. Since it
besaD eb:us ooe thousand parsons have been
guaranteed ia Their house2.
TIC Loodoa D,ijy News hiD:s The carly RS
igoatiop OF tee Premier, aod Huqgest Mr..
George j. Gosobcn Ds bis Successor in the chan
cellorship.
The fasl ap2aai Of the Ticnbiroo claimant to
til, British House Ct L1rCs for tho remission Of
bis Imprisonment has b3cn depied after long
and able arsuWcn: by Hon. judah P. Berismin.
A dioision against Charles Bir0dacgh, 10
connee.ioa with his refusal to take the eusto'
mErJ cath il tic British House Of Commons,
has bacn rendered, and Mr.. Bradlsugh will
appeal.
Tie Auerjcsn coagul st L5nioa hes had 90
interview Hish B IN ard los Forwarded par
ticllafs Regarding the prisoners citizenship to
u. s. MiGi'sef Lowell, with o strong letter
written by the prisoner claiming the iotorven.
ton CT .Nje American Government. A London
dispatch ssys that Minister Lowell has made DO
representations to tho reign ofi,o in regard
to Bty:oa's nationality.
4 relief party. consisting of seventeen Otsngo
!: b1 n tv Tho EmprooEcU l1nmnoIttpo
lief: last e7erirg for Galway, ca route to Baly-
nskill, Concemarc. to asss. tho Protestant
rector Can1a Fierniag-the samo gentleman
who IVES rccsat!g fl led a., and who, for long
time, has been "hoyco!tco" o. account Of scotia.
ran annosi'y Each lGbottr is arucl with a
riff, Rnd revolver, which they are allowed to
carry by special government !io:nsc. They will
be conveyed from GalEay round the o1ast By
the frigs.n Valo:ou= the .urney by the road
through Connomara being deemed dangerous.
owing the popular excitement.
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Shot by His StepsOn,

KANSAS CITY. March 12.-Yes.erday # >.
noon at O'Clock John KerWood, prirtsr
vas shot and killed by his stepsou. Kergo,j
came home Intoxicated and began mslt1ca,jrs
bis wife. The neighbors interfered and sert
for the boy Freddie. Upon his interpos;rs
KerWood struck him with poksr and o,lef
wise roughly handled him. Seeing 20 wav #
saving himself and mother from the drucke,
fury Of tie man. the boy fired tbrso shots, cra
of which took effsc! bstween the fifth and six
ribs below the heart. cruising death 10 two
minutes. The boy, who is but sixteen years o.
age. WAS arrested.
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A DepIorable Condition.

PANAMA, March 2-The situation of Lima
at the present time could not be more distressing
nor tho outlook for the future more gloomy.
Occupied by hostile army; its exposition build
ings, churches, srsenals and forts stripped of
everything valuable which would psy the
expense of shipment to Chile; with no govern.
ment in existence or in the Immediate prospec.
tive; its late president fugitive, issuing from
his retreat beyond the Cordieras useless edicts
proclamstions end correspondence and main
tairing the form of government withou! its
power; q currency worthless abroad and almost
destitute of purchasing power at home; provi.
sions and all classes of merchandise 80 excessive.
~ dear that the marvel of the day is how The
poor manage to live; such are some of tho condi-
tons OF the situation in the once opulent, gay
and proud Cirdsd de Los reyes.
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& fairs In England.

LONDON, March l2.-The Daily News this
morning states that the Duchess of Connsught
has beea subj &C 1aed to give evidence in libel
case which will como on in fortnight.
40 attcpt was made 10 hold political meet
ing at Coventry last night under the al.
spices Of Messfs. Arthur o Connor and Finigsn
home rulers. As soon ns Mr.. OConner rose to
speak, be was met By Storm Of yels. He re.
remained standing 10 minutes, nnd m ,ds save
raj attempts to read Mr.. Psrnes manifssss to
the Irish Electors of Coventry, urging then to
support the conservative candidate at the SUD.
Elementary election at that pIao, to day. FL.
nally rush was made to the platform and q
free fight ensued. The police cleared the ball.
All tho tables aud chairs were smashed. The
disturbance is attributed to the extreme radi.
n ,lc
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NEWS OF TIE DAY.

Eve lady physician vera graduated Thurs
day evening by the College Of Homeopathy, at
st. Louis.
J5hn T. Rich WIS aouirsted for Congress
Yesterday by the Republican Convention Of the
7ih district of Michigan. 10 succeed Omar D.
Cenger. MIR. Rich is farmer. end i: is hoped
mcra amisble EnO tban bis predecessor.
Geo. T. Gocch, whose failure vas announced
yesterday 10 Chicago, is one Of the largest hut
ter end cheese exporters in that city. Accord
lIg to & schedule fl ed with bis assignee, bis
assets Gro 1907 945. liabilities Sl67.SS5.
Carl Schulz, ex-SecretarY of The Interior, was
the guest yesterday of the leading German
American otizsns of Baltimore. After o visit
to several large manufacturing establishments, O
sumptuous banquet was given him ut Bar
nuns.
Tho Wisconsin, Legislature on Thursday last
defeated by cIoso vo!e tbs woman suftsg;
aud proh,bitioo amendments 10 the state con
si.uion. The House amendment to tho Con
s.i,utiop, lro7idioR for school safffsgo for 10
MP, was defeated in the Rhote Is'aad S, u III
yesterday.
Tho pumter of failures 10 tho United States
AID Canada du,i8g the past week was as large
as h1. ct tbo last week, hut OF lesser impor'
torcc. Il The Sou.h there he's been falling
Of Ct about 80 per cert. 10 the number ss com
pared with that Of tho rr,vGus week. 10 TIT
E,s!tra States there vas an lacrosse OF CD Pc
cant.
Police Ctm ulissouer Saith, OF NV York
has r:s;gncd / il 0fica, ind runners wtrs cir
| rc1a yesterday that President Frerch had aIsi
resigned. |: wa asp runorod that tie com.
miasoneIs heVo bern cites b:faro ito mayo
to s1sge7 ch2Fccs 10 coopeo;io1 with 1cisnan
aeemart il tbs srec: c'catiag department
Gen. Suih'a successor j. james Matthews,
Lawyer.
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Considering tho fac. thst the Richmond
Wing b,loa2s 20 SID is tho organ Of uan
who says be is loot caly dsnoora5. cut
Southern MAJ ani Vlreioiap," the folio sing
editorial paragraph from Yesterdays issue CT
that paper will strike somo uasophisticated
people as rather rcnarksble:
IF some OF Gur republican, ir!e1l5 atlaII I'D
that Observation-Disclosures. :raatiog scrnewh.t
roughly certain r:gubo:us supposed 10 b. cur
foaa. haVo tcon saapresstd. :hcy will please
understand that II il d,po il she Interests Ct
peace and harrDoug."
Isdeed :u,h orca spd av>w4d solici.uls fir
the we'll b,ing Of republicans CD tho part Of iAc
organ of "a d:m;cf9t. Southern man aL& .
Virelnisn" is rather puZz,IDg to those WHO SIC
up to sDutT." AID does ros add to The Whis 5
reputation for political sagacit5.
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Dangerous Moonshiners

CINCINNATI, Quo. March l2.-Dispatohes
from Grayson, Ky, say tbut U. 8. Deputy
Marshal James Helm, with tcn men, enter
ed Lstcher cault!, 90 March S. 10 sea;ch
OF moonshiDfrs. His f g: obi i've point
was Rsck Fork VALLEY, among the foot
bills Of tho Cumberland Mountains. The
onthiners apprised of his approach or.
ganizsd and taking 6 FOUNDER brass cannon left
there by Gen. John Morgan. during ihs war
masked it and awsi!ed the Marshal's approach.
When tho Marshal and his party entered the
pass tho moonshiners frei the piece CHARGED
with nails scraps of iron and the like, but over.
shot the mkrk. None 0. the Msrshaps party
were injured.
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The Markets,

BALTIMoRN, Mar. 12--Virginia 81 old - 10
o deterred l5i do consolidated s24 do % series
coupon 943 bid to-day. Cotton dull; middlins
iesiil. Flour firm but unchanged. Whost-
Southern steady; Western higher, closing
steady; Southern red 1l8al;0; do amber IL.
l25i No Maryland 1924 No 2 Western winter
red spot and March l75.ll6; April l13ialles
ern firm for yellow; Western spot lower; fl-
lures higher aud steady; Southern white 81; Go
yellow 55t Western mixed SPOT 5Ss5St; March
Saa66s; April 54z,55; May 54a59t steamer SC.
Oats scarce and finn; Western white 4ia46 Go
mixed 43; Penna 46 Rye quiet at lG7.l09. Hsy
ordinary to fair l0tal2t, Sugar firm; A soft ct.
Whiskey quiet at 81 II.
NEW YORK. Asrtk 12.-Sto,ks strong. Nor
ey e. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet Corn steady.
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Horrible Accident.

, CT LOUIS. Mo. March IA dispatch to the
Head superintendent of q paper mill at that
pltcs, went into the basement of the mill yester.
Day afternoon to oil shaft ourns1, when he wa,
caught by nut on pul]y wheel and carried
around tho shaft number of times. Both his
above. The engineers attention was attracted
by ths noise and he shut off s.esm. On going
into the basement he touLd Reads mapgled and
dead body hanging from the shaft. Deceased
came from Pulaski, n. Y. last June and assiet.
ed IN organizing tho mill company. of which he
was q member.
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Financial.

New YORK, March l2.-Tho PJs!s G1au-
cial article says: The Stock Exchange markets
are extremely dull to day. u. 8. bonds arc
higher for the 4, and ! 70: the Al, and 81, he
81 being unchanged. Railroad bonds arc rrer.
ular. but generally higher. The stock market
opened irregular, but generally silt lower, tho
exceptions being Nashville and Cnattsno,ss.
which was per cent higher, E!o preferred
/, and Lake Shore, Iron Mouataia aad M.a
haitian each. The market bad very u.c,t-
tain tone until abeu. 1890 o'clock. ..wben,! be-
came steady and soon stong, and is so as We writ
prices having advanced 81 per csnt for Chst;a.
nooga and Reading; q for Manha!tac; pr
cent for Saudusky aud CIeverland;lals for &.
y y. stocks; per cant for Metropolitan, Jar.
Geo. and Mil. & St. Psul; J. for Wtsfrn
Y zion Telegraph; each for D. L. T. W,
Delaware aud Hudson. Northwest and Cans.
da Southero. aud 9,s for the Ceneral i;'.
Money is easy for borrowers at SIC per ON.
on call loans. The rate for tins loans ia still c
per can't Prime mercantile paper is Gull ard
nomlnIlly SO per ONT. Tho market for l1;
eigu exchange is Inactive. The posted ra e.
for prime bakers sterling are $50 aud 1922.
The actual rates are 479s,5 and 4Sl1lS2 c.
bles 4S2a3 ard prime commercial bills 477t !
The decision of too Cabinet yesterday on Hha:
are now known as the bank OASIS is p1b'ished
this morning. Tho decision is advetso to tie
backs and mcetS With general approval. those
not approving it having regard moro fox TEN
porary interests than anythiog else.
NEW YORK, March 12-The weakly stale
ment OF the associated banks issued from the
Clearing House to-day shows the following
changes;
Loans dec.ease....."..... ............ g 1872 SO
Specie lncreaae..... ............. 973,qCD
Legal tenders decrease....... 81 GO
Deposits decrease...... 2773 SOD
Circu!aton lncrease............. ....... 17GJ0
Reserve increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sii 80
The ban Ks now hold SAL, 400 in exccss Of the
1oool ronpiron,oot, - $1,000 -