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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-09

FACE POWDER, all brands. Notion De.
partment, Mechanics Store
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-09

THINK or IT, 375 cent grenadines for 10
cents a yard, and over one hundred pieces TO
select from, at the special sale of the Red
House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-09

for ihe Fest and Cheapest Meals in
the city, 50 to HENRY FISHER. feas.'pi
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-09

FSr ftRe Cakes. see Cream. cfc.. go 10
dl NJ tlsHtt No. sos street, between Fifth
.. .I s.a.n. ie9S-1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-09

SURPRISE AT IsLEToN.-A correspondent
states that the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Haines of Isleton gave them surprise On
last Friday evening, and that very enjoya-
bic time wss had. A fine collation. was
spread, and the maze Of the dance beguiled
the hours TO the small numbers.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
pAUaLTY a Johnson.

The celebrated one prica Clothing House
Of BruRley \ johnson has ja,t been retilled
with mAmo'h stock OF fresh goods OF every
description. They hSYs trade within a ra-
dious OF fineen miles and the dsiIy rush to
their mAmoth store speaks volumes In their
behklt, as to their reputation Tor honesty and
square dealing. Some Of the ohiet principles
OF MA Arm, which have never been violated,
is TO rstail their gOois strictly nPon the
inertia OF the article, never knowingly 70 al.
low any misrspreSentalOn. One honest low
price to all. 70 treat ell entering their store
with courtesy apd respect WhsR you go to
Branloy JyhnsobS store 10 purchase they
tell you in As few words a. possible exAetly
the quality and rsputed duribihiy Of The ar
,icle or articles you wish 70 purchase. and
the very least amount In cash required 10 OK
ehsnss therefor, and their word as we'll ~
that OF ,aeir accommodating salssmsn Charles
Clark and Robert MarshSll may be sslisd
upon In every case.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
YHE CRY DRUG sf0RT.

The City Drug STORE, corner OF High and
Fird aIsess, conducted By DIR. II Brady.
ford aud David Marshall is ons OF the beat
In Ihs osags valley, DR.. BrAdlyfoSd is a
graduate OF one OF The best colleges In the
county, and has gained q reputation for
strict accuracy IN eompoundIng prescriptions.
Their stock Of draSs just received mbraces
q foil line Of chemicals, medicines parfu'
mesy, drusgiGts sHnoIies. etc. ttc, TheiI aim
viii ba 70 keep The puses. and best goods N
,hs market, and no oihes kind will Ind
place 10 their sioke.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
Administrators Sale Of Personal Property

NUtlee IL hereby given that the updersigh,
cd Milton X. Challis administrator Of Danie
Henley deceased will ca
WEnSEsDAY THE 2CTu DAT OF ArRiL. 1881.
betw the hours o. O'Clock, .. IN. and .
o'clock, p. N. Of that d.y sell st publiU sale
on the premises lHttly occupied by said de-
ccased on the Usage river FIVE miles above
Tuseumbis, in the county Of Miller, tbe per-
sonal goods and ehattlss hslonging to the
s.tste Of the deceased, cnsisting OF two
mares, 1--WE bead OF mules, 100 head OF sleeEs,
], and . years old; cows, stock hogs, sheep,
wagon, spring hack, wheat, corn, farming
implements and mschlncry, and various
other articles TOO nun,roaS o. mpntiou.
Terms OF sale Ali sGms aVsF $40, a
credit OF twelve months Niil be given, the
purchasers giving notes with approved securi
" with Interest from matur'ty At 10 par cent.
Cash In hand for all sums OF $40 and und,r;
10 property 10 be removed until terms OF
sale are compli ed wi b,
N. r. CHALIfs,
Administrator o; DanI Henley deed.
ADrii 1, lSSl.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
IN Kamnrlal.
HALL or TuscuasiA LonoR,
No. S47 | .. OF,
A .rll fA.A 1907

AAAkL VI . AAnAA4lnA ks
No. 347 1 OCT.
April itlh, 1851.
WHEREAs, The Supreme Ruler OF The
universe bss seen d, IN his Sisd m TO cali
from our midst acro,s the dark valley Of
death. where many hAs gone before; and
many soon shall foiloW, our beloved hrothag
John +. Miller. While we humbly bow 10
the will Of opr Creator, yet We regret and
deeply feel the vacancy occasioned by the
un'lmely desth OF our companion.
WHIRGAs, ia the death Of Bro. Miller,
our Lodge hAa lpst q faithful ard ardent
member who loved Que Cause Ard cherished
the principle Of temperance, aud wbo was
ever kind and generous 70 ths Brotherhood
and true 10 his obligation, Therefore be IL
Resolved. THAT the members ofihis Lodge
wear the usual badge OF mourting l0r twenty
days Ne 40 en- blan ior the love aud ettstm
ln our hearts for our departed brother. Aud
be IL iurther
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tions 90 flied with the secretary oi this Lodge,
that copy be furnished zach OF the county
papers for pub lcation; and copy be furnish
cd parents OF deceased,
w, T. ToNsoS
J. L. IUMhI Qs. Committee,
Pull. +. HAUSsTEiS,
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
A Rpll.tp,sr.

u pains me TO bs torcei 70 rensrk thst one
George Johnston, q school teacher, came to
my shop few days since and without sayirg
he bad 40 money or aaking Tor credit, called
for a supply of edibles and after devouriBE
them said he wopld pay up before leaving
town and failing TO 90 60 has played a trick
piled only BY dead beats.
II. X. KkLsAY.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
AnMINIsTRATORsN NOTICE.

Notice ls hereby given that letters OF sd
ministrasion upon the eststa OF Daniel Hen
been granted 70 the undeFsignsd, Milton X.
Challs, by the Probate Court OF Miller
county, dated the 4sh day oi April, 1881. All
persons haying claims against said estate are
required 10 exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year alter The date OF said letters
or they may be pFecludsd from Apy baneht
OF such estate; and II saoh Chains DO not eI-
hibiiei within two years from the t.me Of the
publication OF this notice they will be loreV-
sr barred. NJ. r. CBALLp,
Adm'r. OF pAn'l Henley, deed.
April l'h, 1881.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
TUsCs M BIlA, MO-, March IOth, 1881
Gener al Lend Agency.
JOS. III GREEN * CO.,
SRDALT \, No.

We have for Sale I XA3 LAND WAR.
RENTS. commonly called scrip, 20 NJ 20 dea
gnAts them from y. 5. Land WaFreais.
Said WaTsnt- can be located upon snl .otihS
Public unApptopriAted D.mAih Of tho SiAt0
AZ I xAs, OF ~hIch there 10 Yet sboui s0 Oco
Uo Ecres This land 10 situated la sboUE
Seventy Five Q u Ice. I 1u can, BY buy Ing
these whrrents. locate your land upon aLY
OF this Public Domair.
by paying = ) Att Surveyor 81 90. on can
bAYs jour Land : rvsyed, kuu I uehted ih
your own name. 11u LRve the choice Landa
Ut the State TO choose iri m--rich AgEicultu>
raj and Sock Raising aud Grazing Lands.
conyenitnt TO w Jod and Water, I~u can
buy this s rip, 20 out and Ieeats with co.
ony, og form one OF your uan. There arr
noW Many Colonies forming In Yarinps CCun~
ties, froHi nahy atales ana many NahonAlt~
Iiep. You can pi,k your own c.mpany.
A. reduced rAtas We can furnish yca Rail-.
road TrAhspOriAtipn over the NJ, X. Il T. ~
Texas HRd Fetnrn, good TOT - days. We will
put you u With SirTeyinR Party, who will
take sou out on lhs knntief. sursey YOUR
lands, and patent lhe ssme tor S32 20 nsr
section. Will hAnl your biAnksIs and bAg~
gage,
All eommunleailoas promptly swsFe3.
JOSEPH H.. QREER b Co,
sedAlia. No.
Or A. FULKEaeoS. Tuscumbia Mo.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

All persons interested in the estate Of John
p. Harrison, deceased, are heSoby noiasd
that the undarsigned administrator ol 6AId
estate lntenda 10 make Gnal settlement Of the
came, at ths pext tsrm Of the Probate Court
Of Miller county, Missouri.
SAN'L. Z. HARRIsOR,
AdministrAtoF.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
BRUMLEY s. JOHNSON

bA " dtiA = 4 ~ wa 4fHlSAN
SELLS:
Good Coffee 6 lbs. 81
Bss; Prints 8 TO 81
New S@lt per bll, Sl,s5.
Soda lbs. nor IS cents
Good Calf Boots 81 50,
and don', you forget &,
Ladies' Shoes 70 cents per pair,
AND don't you forget IT,
Furoature cheaper than any
other place. Stoves, Tinwsre
down al lowest price. Tin shop
attAched to our business tor max
ing and repairing. 90 TO Rram-
ley Il Johnson's.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14

--BOA SALa--e0 acro'. ~ 10 cultivation;
4 duslnpg houses, barn, watar eonvepltn',
young orchard. miles south OF Tusoumhla,
10 Linn Creek road price 500. Good liues
ApPry at Banner otaee.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
Livery and
Feed Stable.
Formerly known a the Kirkpatrick stable. /
TUsouEBIA, AissovRI.
NATIK. DAVIDSON. Prop
neA-spsoIAl accommodations for CONNER
clAl Men.
All kiAds Of stock bought and sold on
Reasonable Commiss'on.

We have much pleasuEs IN reaomnsnding
ThsrmAins 10 our readers. - ~ abanlnts
cure for NAlAiaA The manufacturers nADs
alone IL guAiNntes ofila merit nssllaal9G
eanls PEI hoE Yos PAnisalan Sos ADA
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
rERMs oE couRT:


TERMS OF CoURT;
CIRCUIT COURT; Mseis second Monday 10
February ;aud \, condMopdsy In Ssptc mbef
Y. l., EpwARDs, Judge,
BOUNTY COURT; Mests First Monday in
February. May, August and November;
W. WRfaHr, presidiog justice; II. y.
CoTrEH, 1t district, ABsoLUA BRAR, And
district, associate justices.
lEROBATE COUNT Meets Second Mon
day Ia February. My. AaRuat apd Nov
smbsr, Jas. Il. TVpD. judge.
Tascamo ola 4, A. Obsptcr, Nv. 81, meet Al
kheir hall the second Saturday aher full
moon 10 each month.
JAS JouSsroN, II. X. HIP.
VIZ. CLARK, Seo'Y.
Tusoumbia Lodge No. AT, meet Saturday
a at before fail moon IN zach month.
JOHN BEAA, ". .d.
d MARSHALL Ssc'y
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-14
OSCAR aONNIG,
-pKAiEE IS----
BOOKS g. STATIONERY
sPEcIALrIEs: FIRs ARMS, WALL
PAPER. PICTURES, FRAMES.
CHR0HCB.
pTANOg Avn ORGANg

PiAnOs iFoH...,........ $3.50 10 $500
OrKAns tiO 70. sue
Write for Catalogue snd DisoOunts.
SHEET kEslC.
Everything NJ m'ntiohsd IN my especial CAt@
Alogue" lwhioh will b. cent free on apLllea~
llon,) may be oOtAihed from me, on lbs fol-
lawihR term:
81 % lash viii buy..... 81 % worgb Of Music.
- 90 Cahh Nlll bgy,.-kbO0 90 worth OF Masle.
50 90 ash Win buy...-el5 90 worth Of Music.
New Music OF any paOlIsber, I viii hlr-
nisk Gt % per cent. % publluheF's pFioes.
provided the order amounta to 81 o.
sabscriba Tor '.kOKAI0's MusIaAk JouA.,.
.. L" the heat and cheapest montAl, publiah.
ed, ahlJ 20 ctLts pr. ysaC
OSCAR MoNRlG,
lsEsnsn 0t,r, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-20

Railroad bonds generally were dun hut rs a rule
pri,rs were firm at Some advance on y Stcr-
laws Gp,r.s Erie second conaol, recovered 1 per
cent to los -. and funded ,, sold from 1903 up to
lol. Missouri, Kansas AMI Texas first consols de-
clin,d from 10 10 lO9L. 1895, and seconds were
l. low,rat s9li hut general NOR -lgoa were firm at
nol, Boston. Hartford AMI Erie iirsts rose L. to 81,
hn, ended At 3d. There Is active speculation in
and |. c. incomes which to-day advanced their
pricc To 7pl, The frsts aSsented sold at l23 l25
carving interest nj per cent from April /, 1870.
to January /, 1850, and at the rate of per
cent since the ast-named date. Therefore
the accrued interest To date on the bonds.
which sooner or later must be paid under
the decision Of the United States Supreme Court.
amounts to over 40 per cent the face value OF the
bonds The Elevated Railroad bonds were steady,
Ney-York 6r,ts at 1IGl2 llGh and Metropolitan
first, at IO3lea 1913. Rochester and Pltt~burg in
comes v,ro Iacasicr at 81. but Toledo Dephos and
burlington incomes rose from 90 10 OliI'
and indianapolis Decatur and Springfield in
comes rose from 7Sl2 to 80. There was
only A small business done in the granger Is
sucs Int figures were firm. Kansas Pacific consols
rose from lOsls TO lO9 and frsts, Denver Division,
from 1113,to1l2. Texasan Pacific incomes de-
clpod 70 s0at but frsts of Rio Grande Division
were steady at 1908 a 1904 Annexed are the clos
ing quotations:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rrrr sEPyAST GIRL QUESTION. BY HARRIEI Pr
corr srorroKD. Small svo, pp. Isl hons"''"'
MiHn Co. 80 10,
NJ. snoeord's thoughtful essay this perPieS-
ing subject makes it plain that DOMESTIC -,
like political economy, is complex sci'n'' ioi
b,cl few persons have either aptitude OF pat'ehc'
CT -, No, n commemorative in her treatment ol tnc
Sna.,;or bowevcr AS New-YOrk hou>ehOldelS' IN
th,ir nresent state of mind. would ilAe' p'' -
aoes not contain much balm for their ie'hheS 10
will happily prick the conscichces OF e'e"' ''''
of them. In New-York the problem Is more com
pIieatad and in point of varied and curious i"c''
much more interesting than the question as sn,"
through Mrs Spofords study and experience 7"'
does not delve very deeply for remedy on' Wv ;,
is wisdom IN the suggestion that "re'Soi''"''" 20
~, tho mart of servant, ana mistTesscS Is tue HIN'
step toward reform The other sueges,'o',' ''''
doci. and handy Chinanan might he the DcS' So'',
49,, - ,,e 20 s.rous question. This country. with
10 rauidIv increasing population cannot amor" W
.s,ahl,s mental caste nor keep up the notloh 'h"1
Aner;cau-horn BOYS and girls Ought to ieel ao"Ne
iomestic service. The day will come when inns
wide avenue for earning an honest living VIII "o
more esteemed. ~
Mrs. SpoiYord throws half if not most OF the
blnun for the present dubious aspect OF the SET
girl question upon employers. Ii Is an ou ""'"
that bad driver will spoil the best horse 'h"' c'i
went in harness. The comparison may tie INV '"'""'
IN the servant hut II is equally true thd' i"s S'
wants are really what their mistreSseS make "i
them In TOO many families the servant Is trea'c"
AZ # sl. were a drudge without human ierhh4'.
She must he ever moving 10 satisfy the Whh, ""''
demands of adults who can do nothing LOT 'h','-
s.Ives ar of unmannrrly children; be up at > III inc
r,or,,in, subject TO call until 10 or ii AT h'Sh'
limited 10 scraps from the table, and ocmpe"Vu u"
sleep and perform the duties of the toilet III 'ne'
less meanly furnished room. six by eight, amt 700
often opening nto the kitchen. There Is claNS Oh
householdcrs that always have good Ser'"u'N anu
have no trouble IN keeping them. They are gem V-
manly and la,lyl' ke enough t. appear rrSpcctahi'
even in the ewes of their servants they nave S"'
notion of household economy, are Wiling 10 eNl'''
how they want things Zone. and are URN anu
reasonable in eNactIng performance ana h'"'' :,
they are willing that the faithful servant SiHll
have her raw of sunshine Mr., Spotlord has a note
worthy chapter on Our Male Critics and another
for over-exacting husbands.
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Ncw pnb!irailons.
HARPER e. BROTHERS, Ncw-Yogk,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
HAEPER'S CICLOPEDlA.
OF
BRITISH AND AMERICAN POETRY,
EDITED BY
EPES SARGENT.
Royal svo, Illuminated Cloth, co'crea Edges 81 20.

How has M performed MS taskt He has shown
III ku tc skill that might have been expected
from 30 tlrcad ma accomplished winter &C. LAa SHOWN
cafhov %, well ~ taste ana Z" h$' afci'i
the two g temptations which always lie In "at Tor The
latest etog-thc determination Ia rcprscn his aul"rS %!
poems that before quoted, al thc
Determination 70 represent his SUBJECT by authors
thai we've never before QuOted-a hSIarious uId,rihk
ug In which ,Nc,l measurable success j. "n>.
Iu,siblt lie az, proceeded On What Secu' Z" ic 'Ac
true principle arrangement that OF chronology no
Ia. ln.,l- hs re-. ciI,n, - :.u he could CONSIST
emily rUtude to DC selected frur neither T.
jecng old they Old accepting re-" ones
they hGt silly ing IN both cases l"
reTresctt the rrrat body Of 1h and American 'oc At
Their best their best only and he has eli DC demand Of
his wOrthc demand Of It's readers ior I'M rmau"h
ooncerninr il its authors bOg Ayhcal critical historic al
ir short fer al sorts Of information imperative demand
which DC has fulfilled with thoroughncss that l. hin"o
70 nj, scholarship. and Hodes that "a honorable to is
scuils That such q tis might have been donc differ
emily can ste; that II oouG been better not
see 1t au.- Il. IL. stOiIard, L, The Critic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-20

In London, British consols were shade easier at
1O2 DIG for money and i02 ll-16 for accounS.
United States per cents were 3 higher at lOG1s'
Abs ls easier at 1873. and As unchanged at 10.
American railways generally were little lower bue
the Atlantic and Great Western iirsts and seconds
Central and Hudson and Illinois Central were higher
despite the decline in yesterdays home market Ihe
Governors Of the Bank of Englan at their regular
meeting to-day made no change in the ratio
for discount, aud it remains at 2i9 pcr
cent. During the week the bank loss
f3S4 600 bullion and the proportion OF Its reserve
TO its liabilities was reduced from 40 q TO 45i PEI
cent To-day, however. the bank gained Eloo,o ~,
bullion on balance. In Paris, French per eoas
rose from 1928 to S0.30G S6.27l2; sight exehanso
on London being 25.22ia francs to the &. Inc
weekly statement Of the Bank OF France snoTss
gains of specie az follows: 9,l75,OOO francs soi"
| and 5,375, 900 francs silver III.
Messrs Prince u Whitley areoiTeringo on favorsna e
| terms the first mortgage q per cent ponhs vi VIZ
Denver Western and Pacific Railway Companyn n
The Nashville, Chattanooga and st. LOUIS , Ian ~,
| way Company invites proposals for SLoooooooVs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-20
THE STORY OF HELEN TROY.

Novel. By author Of Golden Rcd, id; Of M9ant
Desert" lGlno, Cloth. Il.
The story OF Helen Troy s clever society nove with
Tho ae accompaniment Of love episode end ~ trins"r
peasr vcsudcs which the gala side only % society
shown AMI rs scamy side Is kept out II sight VIII. no
termed the ith and Madison square phase Of New
society painted with considerable spirit and with uo
sub.lc Ge!icacy g-ace which only keeuwed ieIn
nins observer Is capable The story Is engaging one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-20

S'lic bonds were not active. but prices were
fln. LoIi,ilua co1spl, ,n.l az Gp4 Tennessee Is
700 B'.a7l Yr,inia IS. deferred. AZ l3i2 Arkansas
=. funded, at 30 AMI Alalan'. class \, al - -
Anll-A.I ~ Tn rlD.ins lunt LtL.ns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-20

or city bank ,tocls the only sale was ten shares
of>f.,hliic,' Banking Association at -. The bid
diu- a.L asking prices on the first call were a.
follows:
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uARrER's EUROPEAN GUIDE-BooK

FOR ISL.
Haers Hand Tor Travellers N Europc ant the East
bcng Guide through Great Britain and Ireland. France
Belgium, IouA and Germany lay. Egypt syria, Turkey.
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RurS,, and Spain BY w Pembroke Fet7dge. With Maps
srn PIan o. cities Twentieth Year Qssl In Tce Vol
omes 1qno LEATHER Pocket Book Fur1n. So per volume
Vol IGreat Britain ireland. France, Belgium Holland.
Vol II-Ge-many. Austria, Italy, Egypt SYRIA TG7kcy,
Greece
Russia, 5. ain.
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LOSING PRICES on pHILA DsLPH1A STOCKS.

THURsDAT. May 1o-P. n
The complications Of the elevated railroads and
the proposed action Of the Attorney GenTA Oh inc
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Mem 11nblifaticns.
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NEW TESTAMENT.
Explaining the Reasons Changes made in the '''eu
Edition.
ByALExANDER ROBERTS, d. p.
prot.sor Of Humanity ST, Andrews, and member of tho
New Tesla Company.
With explanations oithe Appendix TO the Revised New
lament. which contains the Changes suGGestcdby
tho AMERICAN COMMITTEE. but
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the " Free List:
Ed Asked BIZ; Asked
t,nk Il -. 10 =. MINI & st Louis ,,s,.,oo
bf f,',E Ei sfcf HOn 40 NJ &rc1a,land
' iroa :, con- &. lo2 1929. Texas Louis q,
lSla - 1903 ll5 Decatur & st 90,
Iitt. Miami Louis Os...-..-. iVf
bonds o., l~S.I.. 100
The Sub-Trcasury to-day gained S7l5'oi3 on
balance, made up by gains Of S652,2o coin ana
SG2 80 currency. This gain reduces the loss since
last Friday 10 800 80. II there is any change IN
the local money market it is toward greater ease
The bulk of business on call to-day was
done at per cent and at the close the supply at
that rate was largely in excess of the demand. Tho
domestic exchanges Oh Ncw-York are all
in favor OF this city except at the East
where the rates still a at small discount.
At the places named the quotations are rs follows:
Savannah, l. q 3l6 premium Charleston, isd a pre-
MUM; Ncw-Orlcans, 81 50d$2 80 premium 81.
Louis 70 cents premium; Chicago, 30 cents
premium; Boston, 20 cents discount. Tho
United states Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
cciyed $50 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts $G75, 900, and the inter-
nal revenue receipts were $4,000. The Clearing
House statement to-day is a. follows: Exchanges
500, G75.is2; balances. S5,71O,l42. The translc-
tons at the Sub-Treasury covered: Receipts,
$l,6lOOl2; payments. $s0ioGo; currency Dali
once. IS 0O9. 6ls: coin balance. S66.o34,Oi3.
Tn. foreign exchanges are weak, and rates are re-
dnced all around The sudden change Is due To
stoppagc of the importation Of securities and To an
export movement Of certain special stocks, either
for coatcrals for foreign loans on American se-
count for purchases for foreign spectators An
nexed are the revised quotations. actual business
being done at about l. cent per below the quota
tons:
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