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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

James Leonard and Edward Northam are in the
city.
Edward Goldsmith of San Francisco, is in the
city.
Miss Leona jackson, of this city, is visiting in
Vallejo.
State Superintendent welcker has returned from
Auburn.
State Prison director Hendricks was in the city
yesterday,
J. W. Greenlaw and H. NJ. LaRue came up from
the Bay last evening.
Mrs. C. Guffths, Of Penryn, has returned from a
visit to San Francisco.
President Allen, OF the State Normal School, is
rusticating at Auburn.
William Buchan, Postmaster at Pilot Hill, El
Dorado county, is in the city.
Intensely swell people now have champagne
served from rough glass pitchers.
NJ Moneheimer and wife, of New York, are
spending few days in Sacramento.
W. T. Norcross, editor OF the NetD Age, is in the
city also W. II. Barnes, Of the Cal.
Mrs. Henry Brinkmsnn OF Nevada City, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Grohs, at Auburn.
Adjutant-General Cosby has gone to San Fran
cisco 10 attend the reunion OF the Second Brigade
H. C. Williams and family, OF orovile, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to San Fran
cisco.
Miss Kate Patterson, of Baltimore grand
uauEuttF ol bStsty DouapAItSt 10
Pierre la Montagu.
Mrs. Elils Weller, Of Coloma, and Mrs Annie
Markham, Of Placerville, visiting Georgetown
the guests OF Mrs. /. P. Jackson.
Archbishop A,,many passed through the city yes
terday route to meet his eoadiutor, Bishop kor-
dan, who is en- route from Chicago
Judge Hunt who has been holding Court for
Judge W. a. Armstrong for the psst two weeks,
leaves for his San Francisco home to day.
James W. Hanford, engineer on the Sacramento
and Plsceryille Railroad, has returned from the
East, where he was delegate to the Locomotive
Engineers Convention.
In the city yesterday: L. Z. Arlington, c. L.
Robinson and wife, G. H. Dunton, Chas. GiIdea, NJ
Eisenherg San Francisco w. G. Brown Nicoaus ::
VIM Ash, Colusa county.
Rev Carroll NJ. Davis, rector Of St. Paufs Church
In this city, is expected home from the East this
afternoon. He has been f.r several weeks past at
tending the General Convention Of the Episcopal
church in Philadelphia reception will be given
him this evening at his residence, S2l street.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday: A.
J. Graham Truckee; Miss NJ Delaney c. d. Little,
Eureka; W. r. Cole, Gait; J. V. Choun, ST. Louis,
Mo; NJ NJ. Milton, Sutter Greek; Miss Lawson,
Miss Kelly Woodland ". T. Hill, Chicago; c. C.
Ames and wife, Auburn; Mrs. N. ID. Arpot, Jr,
Markeevie; L. Cobertz, Plymouth; Frank II.
Farrsr Merced b f. LaDgtord, Stockton J. NJ.
Fowler, Lodi W. w. Allen, W. E. Ebbelwith, Oak
land T. J. Bigger, Kansas City; d. r. Risby, J..
Wilson, Mrs d. NJ. Kenfied, w. Alum, ]. Crof-
ton. f. D. Farnsworth, C. ID. Line, j. S. Wheeler,
w. NJ. Gubertson w. Manning, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
WAS 1T MURDER OR Az ACCIDENT ,

Last night about o'clock, as City Attor-
ney Anderson was passing the corner of j
and Second streets. he was approached by 8
man known as Frank Saunders and woman
named Remijia Peralts, who said an accident
had occurred on the river bank at the foot of
o street, in which young Mexican by the
name of Jesus Rochelle had been killed. The
woman had Smith & Wesson fve-cham.
bered revolver, with which she said the shoot
ing was done. Mr.. Anderson took possession
of the weapon and took the woman to the
station-house, then proceeded to the fatal
spot On his way he overlook officer Ash
and a reporter, and the trio soon found the
dead man. He was lying on his back be
tween two piles of lumber, near the railroad
track, quite dead, the pistol ball having
struck him high in the breast. Word having
been sent to the Coroner, a wagon soon
arrived and the remains were taken to the
morgue. At the police station, through the
interpreter, James Barron, the woman told
the following story:
My name is Remijis Peralta; native of
San Jose, California am 81 years old. The
name of the dead man is Jesus Rochelle He
was born in Sonora, Mexico, and is about 25
years of age. l first knew him in Santa Clara
county, but was never Intimate with him.
We met in Sacramento about four months
ago, and since thst time we have been living
together. He has been working as q long
shoremsn in the lumber yards along the city
front. He was good to me, aud we
never had any throuble, though he
has, when drunk, threatened to harm me,
but ne never did so. We live in the house
of Mrs. Sarspia Azeye edo, near the corner
of Front and o streets. This evening, about
z o'clock, he started to go up town, and was
under the influence of liquor. 1 knew he had
his pistol with him, and fearing that he might
do himself or some others an injury, tried
to get possession of the weapon. He refused
TO give it to me, and was so careless in hands
ling it that went out of the house through
the back door, and crossed Front street to-
wards the river and tried to hide in the lum-
ber yard. He followed me, and again at.
tempted to take the pistol from him. He held
to it, and in the scufie it was discharged.
He staggered back against a pile of lumber
and cried, You have shot me, or | have shot
myself, and fell to the ground. l thought
he was only trying TO fool me, and l asked
him if he was hurt. He made no answer,
and then ran across the street to the house.
The people living there were standing on the
sidewalk, having heard the shot. l got
candle and came back to where Rochelle was
lying, and tried to get him up. saw a spot
of blood on his neck, and knew that he was hit.
He did not move or speak. l placed my face
down against his and his cheek was very
cold. Then [ was convinced that he
was shot dead A young man named
Agspito Yzuera followed me out to
where the body lay, and assisted me in my
efforts to lift Rochelle from the ground.
Then I picked up the pistol, and, with Frank
Saunders, came up town to find the City At,
torney."
This is all that is known of the fatal af-
fair,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
Mortality Report,

For two weeks ending October 81, 1888, made by
VIM. Laufkotter, Superintendent of the City Gem
etery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery
October l6-Alford Barlow, Is years California.
Infant Of J. and VI. Dwinell, hours; California.
Margaret ham, rs years; Ireland.
October 17-Frances E. Brown, 40 years West
virgiaia
October ls-Agnes Briggs, days; California
October l9-Chan sun Din, 62 years China. Fred
die Wentworth, 9 months and 10 days; California
October 2l-Nellie A. Meister years and days !;
California, Rosina Hyman, SO wears; Poland.
October 22-Ah Sing, 55 years; China. Laura j.
TAYLOR. years, months and 10 days; California
October 2a-John Lasckey, 81 years /; Switzerland.
October 26-Jane P. Graham, Y years, 10 months
and 26 days; MARYLAND.
October 2S Wllhelmina F0nteneau, IS years. 4
months and IL days; California Henry o. John
son, Sc years, months and I3 days; North Caro-
lima
October % Infant Of t. aud A. Francis; Califor-
ni, Elizabeth Guile, So years and months !;
Switzerland. II. W. Strathmeier, 2 months and
IL days; New York.
October so-Laura Foote, 70 years, months and Is
dayp; Vermont
Besides the above there were brought here for
interment the following:
October 22--Jacob Hammond, "a years Canada
October 2s-Lillie May rerrio, IL years, . months
and is days; California.
October 25-U Unknown man. Ida Hsgoboom, year
and Z months; California Agnes Hagoboom, 9
years aud months California George Welcb,
80 years; Ireland James McClatchy, SO years
and months: Ireland. Samuel Terrio, IS years.
months and day California.
October 29-Joseph Goodman, II months and p
days; California James Riley, 80 years. II
months and II days; New Jersey.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS,

The Shainwald-Hyam cases have been dis
missed.
The alleged Chinese poll-tax frauds are dis
credited.
John Kentfsld, pioneer, died in this city
Wednesday.
Thus far II, 600 Cinnamon have procured
return certificates from China.
The first cargo of coal from the Wellington
mine since the strike came into this harbor
Wednesday.
Consul Bee thinks that about l. 600 Mongo.
liaus will go to China on the steamer City of
Toxic, the next vessel that sails
The postal carrier service of San Francisco
is to be increased by the appointment of eight
more letter carriers on November 18th.
At the annual meeting of the Dairymen's
Association Wednesday it was stated that
oleomsrgarine is being made and sold in this
State contrary to law.
Miss Sarsh Althea Hill. who claims to be
Mrs Sharon, has brought suit in the Superior
Court against the Senator for divorce, s. divis-
ion of alleged community property and ali-
mony.
1t is feared that the South Sea trading
schooner Valvos, Captain AL lexander Kustel,
which sailed from Apia, Navigator Islands,
Juns 4th, has been lost, for nothing has been
heard from her since she sailed.
The coinage at the San Francisco Mint for
October consisted of lbs, 600 double eagles,
valued at 81, 560,000 and 4000O standard
dollars. For the same month last year the
coinage was S2, $50, 600 in double eagles and
5000, 900 in standard dollars.
The suit of Thomas Flaherty against the
Nevada Bank has been dismissed on stipula-
ton. the ection was brought to recover
$40 900 damages for the loss Of his wife, who
was killed in the elevator in the Nevada
block about eight months ago.
The California Coursing Club met Wednes.
day evening. It was decided to have the
drawing of dogs on Saturday evening next.
The club and guests will leave on Wednesday,
November 9TH, for Merced, where the gold
cup will be contested for on the following
day.
The bullion deposits at the San Francisco
Mint during the month of October were as
follows Fine gold, SO. 467 ounces; crude
gold 129, 331 ounces; crude silver, 294, 430
ounces. Of the silver, SO, SOL ounces were
deposited in exchange for fine silver, and the
remainder was purchased for coinage into
standard dollars.
The settlement of the preliminary proceed.
iugs in the matter of the estate of the late
Nicholas Skerrett, murdered in August last
by Wright Leroy, was before Judge Coffey
again Wednesday, and postponed until the
14sh of November. The postponemept wss
eccasioned by the fact that another brother
has turned up in Australia, who desires to be
represented in Court.
James A. Lavep, the License Collector, has
turned into the city treasury S4S 625 50 for
October, showing a gain of IS, SO o. over the
receipts for the corresponding month OF 1882.
This, with the surplus received and paid into
the treasury for the past four months, shows
an increase in the municipal license of S19,.
1SS 80 over and above the amount collected
for the corresponding period of last year.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
SUPERIOR COURT.
rnu.spAY, November l, 1888.

TUESDAY November l, 1883.
DEPARTMENT ONE Hunt, Judge.
People vs.. L. J. Derssen, obtaining goods under
false preteDses- Continued till November 9th.
People VS.. Frank Masterson, grand larceny-De.
fendant sentenced to three years and six months at
Folsom Prison.
People vs.. John johnson, burglary-D Defendant
sentenced 70 two years and six months at Folsom.
People vs. Char es Moran, burglary-on trial.
DEPARTMENT Two-MoFARLASD, Judge
jeremiah Potter vs.. James Woodburn-Decree in
favor Of plaintiff.
Ralph Ellis A. Whitaker-Demurrer sus-
tanned; plaintiff allowed twenty days TO al end.
John Reynolds vs.. L. ~ Lincoln--Plaintiff or
dered to submit findings ana then judgment viii be
entered for plaintiff.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

Sacramento, November Alexander Mcintosh, a
native of Scotland, "a years.
Funeral notice hereaiter.l
Sacramento, November ANNA, wife of Louis
Francis, years and months. Stockton papers
please copy.)
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Nevada City, October 27-Artegas Lyons, G1 years.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
MARRIED.,

Sacramento, OCTOBER 27-By J. G. Tubb., Justice of
the Peace, Thomas J. Mccormick to Clara Moore
Jones, both of Sacramento.
Near Sacramento, November by Rev. T. S.
Dunn, Hugh C. Jones, Of Yuba City, to Hattie E.
Sprsgue, of Sacramento.
Grass Valley, October 27-Robert Ford to Caroline
Daily.
Grass Valley, October 29-John r. Ridge to Nellie
F. Moore.
oroville, October Philip o'Hair to Mary Ingra-
ham.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
DISBURSEMENTS.
Balance on hand October r31st............s15,3 80
APPoRTIoNED as FOLLOWS
MErRopoL1rAN THEArrR.-The Theater

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Theater
Comique Company will appear in tie Metro
politan Theater this evening. and will give
matinee performance tomorrow afternoon.
They promise bill of elegance and refine
ment. Bobby Gsylor the famous comedian,
will appear in several parts, which gives him
an excellent opportunity to show off his
versatility. He never fails to keep the audi
ence convulsed with laughter from the time
he comes on the stage until he disappears
behind the scenes. Admission 50 and %
cents. The box Office will be opened this
morning.
VISITING OpD FELLows.-At noon yester-
day w. W. Morrow, Grand Master, and
Walter B. Lyon, Grand Secretary of the 1.
O. o. f, came up from the Bay to pay an
official visit TO the Lodges of the Order
in this city. They were accompanied
by ". II. Barnes, Past Grand Master, c.
w. Weston, W. f. Norcross, J. L. Benton,
W. a. Knowles and others. They were met
at the depot on their arrival by committee
and conveyed to their hotels in carriages
After their official visit last evening ban.
quet was held.
CARRIERS REPoRT.-The nail carriers
make the following report for the month of
O3tober: Registered packages delivered,
POI; letters, 81. 2S1; postal cards, 6,325
local letters 2676; local pos.Als, 2. .607;
papers and packages, 297, ,622. Collected
Letters, q. 5SS; postal cards, 6,242; papers,
etc., 2 430. The names # the seven carriers
are G. w. Todd, +. Dustman, George f.
Aaron, 7. W. Ipgham, John Atama, Ed. ii.
Rivett, d. w. G. Smith
AUCTION TOMORROW 4 Co.. suc-
tioneers, have removed from J street to the
Clunie Building, on the northeast corner of
Eighth and K streets. They will sell at
auction, commencing at 1890 A. NJ. to-mor-
row. a large lyt of furniture, bedding,
blankets, parlor and cook stoves, buggies.
carts snd some elegant music books.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Albert Bragg, gentle
man well-known in this city, died at 1890
P. NJ. yesterday. He resided for some years
at Eureka, in Humboldt county, He has
brother II, w. Bragg, and q son, G. w.
Bragg, residing in this city. He was sick
only about week, and died of pneumonia.
His wife and family reside in Eureka.
REAL ESTATE AT AucTroN.-Bell Il Co..
auctioneers, win sell at public auction, on
the premises, at 1920 A NJ. next Monday.
| the south one-half Of lots ; and 6 in the
] block bounded by Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
2 aud Q streets size, S0x160 feet. Sale
| positive and without reserve.
a NEW arrival of 81 so and 81 20 white
! blankets. This stock is limited and caanot
always be had az these prices. Go for them,
ct Red House.
GYNTs' four-ply linen collars. standing or
! turn-dowD, nobby styles, 10 ceIts each, at
| Red House.
SEvEN-oUEcE red and blue flannel, 80 cents
per yard, at Red House. None bstter for uG-
| derwear.
For furniture covering, hspgings, etc, our
new cTetonnes offer very fine stock to select
from. Red HTuse.
BLACK silk ottoman ribbon, % inc es WIDE
? oxrf- 49, ed - Pa u.,sa
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

The brightest, clesrest, cheapest and best
beer in the market is Fredericksburg Export
Beer. Csr lead just received by G. w. Ches.
ley, sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
ROLLER SKATING +!

SACRAMENTo ROLLER SKATING RINK, OPEN
y every day at the Pavilion, corner of Sixth
and NJ streets. Morning Session Qor Ladies and
Children) from 10 to y Afternoon, from to 4:3O
Evening, to 10. Competent Teachers will be in
attendance. No Objectionable persons admitted;
under any circumstances.
Admission (gents), % cents; ladies, free use Of
skates, 26 cents. Music Wednesdays and saturdays.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

Coon news for fat men. Extra sizes knit
scarlet undersbirts and drawers, extra low
price, 81 25 each. Come and see them. Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

TRAMP, tramp, tramp, the boys are going
o the opportunity sale OF gents furnishing
goods at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

CHMcHILLA ulsters. fancy plush Innings.
extra long, 81. The best value ever shown at
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
4I8 j STREET. .sACRAMEN
Branch House. 1l9 Y street. sl-3p4m
TO My OLD PATRONS.


4 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES R
a you are SO unfortunate to require them
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order, safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue OF human Ills that can'
not treat to a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready to assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. / am now able TO treat you with the
certainty OF success No peculiar 70 your deli'
cate organism s beyond my sure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore, and will be warranted 10 have the
desired effect In sll cases.
Those Of the public who need my services can de'
pend upon gentlemsnly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
| address particularly those who have been in'
tured by youthful indiscretions, and those wb0
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease o.
trouble and receive medicine by express with f0li
Instructions All letters must he directed TO J. II.
J0SSKLYH, n. D., s2s Sutter street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments tor patients a.
my InErmary (vhen desiredl With experienced
nurses.
Consultation PsrloTs 326 Sutter street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-yrom 2 a. v. 20 sP.N.
Wv diploma hangs IN my ONCE.
Purchase my Essay Physiology and ASrrHe
For sale by all newsdealers.
ie2sistf J. u. J0ssELTN, Ne D.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

SEvES-oUEcE red and blue flannel, 80 cents
per yard, at Red House. None better for ul-
derwear.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
RUSSELL WHITE,
dat,A E'fra Dot,
THE coUNTY's STRONG BOX.

A. s. Greenlaw, Treasurer of Sacramento
county. makes the following report for the
month of October:
Cash on hand October Ist... SCI. .Ofs 81
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

For furniture covering, hspgings, etc, our
new oretonnes offer very fine stock to select
fsOm. Red Hruse.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

GYNTs' four-ply linen collars. standing or
turn.down, nobby styles, 10 cetts each, at
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

BLACK silk ottoman ribbon, % inc es wide
cents per ysrd, at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
BORN.
DIED..

Woodland, October 9l-wife OF Judge E. R. Bush
son.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

a NEW arrival of 81 so and 81 20 white
blankets. This stock is limited and caanot
always be had az these prices. Go for them,
ct Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN.-Bell Il Co.,
auctioneers, viii sell st public auction, on
the premises, at 1870 A NJ next Monday,
the south one-half of lots and 6 in the
block bounded by Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
aud Q streets; size, S0x160 feet. Sale
positive aud without reserve.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

(Successor to G. D. ALLMoNDl
sos J ET.....sACRAsIENTO. CAL.
a GENT FOR WHITE, NEW HOME AND
~ Duplex Crown Sewing Machines, which does
both Chain and Lock. stitch; and dealer in Sewing
Machine Supplies Of all kinds. Also, Zephyrs and
Fancy Goods of all kinds. Agent for Universal
Paper Patterns Also, Agent for the Gibbs Turkish
Rug Patterns. al5.3p6m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
COTTON mARKEr--BY TELEGRAPH.

iIvsErooL Apni lL-I23O pIm.-Cocon steady MIA
ding do Jad. 1000 Dales.
iucudng 100 speculation and export Receipts
yY,D haIca inc udDg 300 American. kutures-J piands
Low delivery. Jf'aaL. April
Ja5c1d do MAY June delivery 0b's4d.. CO.
Juus delivery Jtas4L: do Juy dud August de
August and September delivery J@ggi
do september aud October delivery D4a4 do. November
ana Dee ember de livery. Oa1c.d. Futures duiet.
I.--JUu m.-COtJOn-I safes OF tue
day inotudoI =, 900 D4e- America.
LIvKRPOOI- ADru Il-JuO D. m-COttOn-Futn es~-Un
lands Low MidG.ng clause MAY June J'Ia4
do Juue delivery, 90 do August and heptcn
her dciVery. JSOe1d. tuiuics closed Guci.
UUAKLKsTON, Apni ll.-COttOn nrm hlddInR. O'sC
Middnng. &c Good OuinaTv. yci lbs
male. gross iDS bales. 400 Dac-; exports 10
tie Continent bales 10 Great Britain. 22iB bales
10 France bales: COaAtwlse, bales; STOCK, 5000
GALVESTON April steady: Middling
MiddnnR Ds; GOOd Ordinary Stc net receipts. 2.iC9
bales xTOss. oGDOrts u Great Britain,
bal "a balesi Ia the Continent, bnles
10 bales coastwise- 3,OoS bales;
2,1U5 bales. stocS 81 200 Da,eA -
SRW-UHsANB. April ll-COttOD nTni MiddlnQ W nc,
Low MddnR Coca Ordinary sac. not receipts,
TAO bales. gross lSl baes. exports coastwlso. =
bales France bales to the Continent 7il4 balrs'
sue. Daiesi last evening. bales stock, z0S,3SO
bales.
sAyAsssB Aprl ll.-'jotton quiet Middimg. e9c.
Low Mdlng 0Itsc Good ordinary. o'sc.. net receipts
Zs3 bales gross. l,2SJ bales exports 10 France.
10 Continent exports cOa5twlse. 2,o5J bales: 10
Britain bales sales, 600 bales, last evening
loo bales. stock, 3D. Jo Diies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rs,odstb JOIN H. DAVIS & Co.. IL VHLs.
WEDNESDAY, April IL p. NJ

WEDNESDAY, April IL p. NJ.
The stock speculation to-day was led
by three OF four stocks. The transactions
amounted to Az 1927 shares. but of that number of
shares Delaware Lackawanna and Western con-
tributed more than One-quarter OF the
,whole-l22 800 shares: that stock and
four other stocks contributed nearly one-half of
the whole DAYS business-UniOn Pacific, $4,000
shares; Lake Shore, $500; Northern Pacific COM
mon, 20. 800 amidst. Paul, 25,200 shares The whole
market hung upon the movements made In Deia-
ware. Lackawanna and Western, Union Pacific and
the Northern Paclfcs. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, after All early decline
OF q. rose from 1881 to 1908, but
finally, after the large transactions. closed with only
gain Of % per cent on last evenings price. Union
racine sold up % above yesterdays closing figure,
pu' ends with loss of Il per cent. The Northern
aces developed their strength late in the day and
coseo about 70 higher than yesterday but
'"en nhuence upon the general market was
ony su"cient to check the late prevailing
disposition toward lower range OF values. Lake
enore SHOWS hnal gain of Z, aud Michigan Central
maj loss OF % per cent majority of the active
stocks shows small final losses after having been
higher earlier IN the day. The market closed dull
and irregular.
Government bonds were dull, but their prices
were firm. The nominal bids for the CLOS are | per
cent lower, but for the others the advances are Il
Tor the 3s d for the Los and % per cen, for the A.
Annexed are the closing quotations: