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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
BAaTLBY CAMPBELL DECLARED INSANE.
HIS STRANGE pELUsIoNs-sURE THAT OLIVER cHoM-
WELL Is IN HIS STOMACH

speedy decision regard to the insanity OF Bartley
Campbell was reached yesterday by sherhs jury d.
Matthew Chalmers. tho Commissioner appointed py tho
Supreme Court presiding The wife and sister OF inc ue
mencd man present but Mr. Campbell was not uKeh 10
court the superintendent OF the Boomngdae Asylum having
said that would prudent to do Scott Lord pre-
sented the evidence OF Mt. Campbells condition.
Dr. Charles Nichols superintendent OF the Boomngdho
Asyum testified that Mr. Campbell afflicted with gen
eral paralysis OF the insane" which was ncuraDe inc
was apparent HIS vocal and his lower
extomtes lie could still talk and walked In the open ar
every day He had exalted delusions" They might Dc
called fle fances OF able mind dsordere On that
very had toll the doctor that hs health was
ceen that he should live forever and that he ad Ve
OF Adam Campbell repeate the OF the celebrated
Of this country The witness described tho
deusons by him set forth In his afdav camp
hell asserted talked with Shakespeare lresd mt
Grevy aud King Humbert that he ha talked WIN queen
Victoria that he held with spirits
In Heaven; and that Oliver Cromwell was In ms stomach
Mrs. Campbell testified that they had two en- ur n
Robert A. and John c. age fifteen who arc
living her No. 152 West Forty ninhs She cooD0.
testimony Dr. Nichols In regard TO her husDanus
deusiOns. ,--..-..
DR. Jesse Iarrabee testified that he had acte as attorney
for Mr. Campbell and that the latter had an interest IN lease
of Fourteenth Street Theatre which - IN litigation ic
al houses. Nos. 3O1 and 800 East Egh
which the mortgage amount To t3JoOO ana the
unpaid taxes $1,000 The estimated value OF the
$4,000 to $4,000 He held an interest," IN
certain plays which In litigation. receiver had been
appointed impossible 10 what would he the
Of the estate after the litigation should ne enHed
The ury after found that ar G IN pbel
was insane that owing 10 the litigation In wnfce
value Of his interest in his property eptos
present be determined. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
BgHAD BIT ONE CA USE FOR DoUBL


The Right Dr. FARRELL the eloquent Bishop OF Tron-
ton the soul symposium. and In his good
Stories spare himself when the joke points that way
A gentleman recently heard him tell the following;
Father - like good many OF us mortals. had his
and prominent was An ambition 10
made bshOpa know Hoo eDtse0pdrf Is
Rome's rule and who seeks tho elevation seldom
several times and 10 show
his the The lay the OF
my Trenton arrived he OF number OF
congrauiatng friends chatting with and he
be In bad humor somehow the
opinion before the Dogma OF
Infabilty MAS promul gated and tho outsiders
turned " D. Course Father you always
believed "A iufsliibility of the Popot'
80 Yes did, he snapped until tie kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
WHERE POLLING PLACES WILL BE ADVERTISED
The Board of Police designated the 81.
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Ex-senator Frederick Gibbs vii, probably be the Repub'
1can nAidate Assembly the KILN District succeed
,,g Iohn p Wpdolph who declines denomination James
co,e viii lie renoninated Alderman by the Repu0li
Of the district pou,,,
Al large enthusiastic meeting Of the enrolled isepnn
District at their headquarters no 100
st resolution 10 favor OF suNeht 10
publcan comfy ticket UNANIMOUSLY adopted
regular OF lie Republican ASSOCIATION oi te IN
Assembly District held Monday evening al 40 10
Nest Non sion. ST. J&mo ID. Halves preaidng Much Gu
by the members present Inc i.e
nnbcap district VIII he increased IN the coming
campaign. zinc. -, oro.,,, ma,
ard adopted favOrlug the nomination OF union
and special COMMITTEES u
organizations Tor this purpose me Prla
october the County ana judiciary Con
yenton tOber the Congressional Copventlohs ioi
October Assembly Convention october H. And the
Aldermen Conventions october 20 ,,,. .
The Repnb aud Protective Climb held It's annua
meeting last evening at No. lG7 West Twenty xttst
Jacob Il Smms presiding Delegates were present IRON
thirteen Rsonti ions were adopted say ng mat va
people s adhered To the primo pies OF The KepuD
party and a,serting that their claims or
in the municipality laborers clerks In the courts hIene
policemen and the like must be respected Inc resolution
Civil Service and a protective tarn
The follow ing elected Tor the ensuing year
President Jacob H. Simms first vicepresdent Charles II
DAVIS second voe-president. z j. Whiting secretary
Austin Allen assistant secretary Alfred Chrstlan treas
Bullock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
CLOSING pRIOss OF PHILA DsLParA STOCKS


TUESDAY, Sept 29-P. NJ
To-day's stock speculation opened 1t closed last
syenng-feversh and unsettled. and first immediate
succeeding prices showed fractional declines for the
general List from yesterdays last figures 1t required
only short me however, TO dispe the room idea that
the buying power exhausted. Stocks offered were
freely absorbed and asked for When this
was discovered-from that time there . steady
gain in values subject only to ordinary fluctuations aud
as result there generally Is full recovery OF yestsr
days "reactionary" movement although prices
always did not close at their best We
misc that surprise 10 In store for the market
on Lake Shore stock which will be developed Thurs
nounces its quarterly dividend New.York and New
England continued to improve In value, opened up
10 per cent sold up to 57 and CLOSED at 56is All tho
news age ncies OF Street have devoted their entire
euereiss to discovery OF what Is gong onto such
extent that Boston correspondents forgot to tee
graph the declaration OF 3a per cent dividend on the
preferred stock till than hour aftert wasknowa
in the Street Each found dozen men with AS
many different theories and all OF them. conflicting ana
as they wers published as items OF
new. n the result Of the conference last evening be-
tvsen the representatives OF four New England inter
ests ever Ia ratified by the respective boards OF
drectors there will to publish on the sub
lect that will be something other than negative niue
par,encs and we shall all get II together Missouri
Kansas ana Texas stock to-day specially active ana
closed at 36ss-a gain Of per cent The SAFES OF tns
day aggregated 456444 shares ana the market coseo
atrong - 49,. ..,a,, -uh ,hs
bids for 3s and 4as and for the Is per cent bigner
Anne Ied are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
WAsHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToS. Tuesday, Sept 2e, 1886.
GARNET MEETISG-Ths hrst meeting OF tho Cabinet
.,,ea the Presiienrs return was held at the White
House this afternoon There were present secretary
Lamar Postmast General Villas, Acting Secretary
Falrchild and Acting Attorney-General Jouks
NEW CIVIL SERVICE RULEs-Cvil service Commits
soner Oherly had a consultation with tho President
day upon Civil Service rules One OF the
new rules will effect OF removing the custody
of applications from the appointing officers All canui-
dates for appointments will DO required 10 nlo their
annie atons with tho local examining boards
POSTAL CHANGEs-The following changes have been
made In posta rates. Blank checks. drafts and similar
printed FORMS such deeds. insurance polcie, etc.
Will hereafter go through the malls a. third-c mat
ter nj the rate cent for two ounces This VIII
include check books or books OF blank drafts but not
ordinary blank books, which are fourthcass matter
one cent an ounce. Cheeks drafts policies and other
such papers filled up with writing will be charged letter
postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
JUST LIKE LAMONT.

This story Of Colonel Daniel Lamont has come out OF the
Canadian yiis where he went afshng Encamped the
Trent River balls whose boughs the private
secretary pscator companions slept native
Iumberman and family Colonel Lamont desired to preserve
this therefore introduced such fishermen
and about and oongenal as simple Mr. IA
mont The Canadians think OF the little with
the tho lord chamberlain OF the American
household After lie had gone however called
lack neghLory lumberman came into camp
with inquiry 70 The Identity OF that friend Of yours
Lamont"
lie is the private secretary OF President Cleveland"
the reply -. a.. - - 49,. - -.
about WashingtonP
The same"
Well wouldn't have guessed IT, but To think OF IL,
he IA A cute fellow. you know. got well acquainted
yesterday up the river thought but when come 10 20
TeCOect that he learned all about
and my business but don't know the urst blamed thing
about him"
That is good portrait OF Dan Lamont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

rcrorted tending that the elements are az ~ S
e wfth one disposed to exhibit any uhu"e
The weather Is everwherc warm
ATLANTA. Ga, sept % tSpec,ab. -Dispstehes snow
the negroes every In state OF terror FRO"
sou,hwe Georgia accounts OF negroes giving up
ali work and engaging in prayer and fasting during 'no
last two days Among the whites the alarm u com"r s
nrncInally to women and children, Dut some men "e
pprenaring TO spe nd the day In the open fields.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
srcprr,pv uINNING's PLANS.

WASHINGTON Sept. 2S.-Although no one IN
unless IL be the President, Is authorized TO
sneak for Mr. Manning the subject 1t Is generally
understood that he will soon resume MS pace ~ '"o
head Of the Treasury Department. Mr.. Cleveland IL Is
III ha. receiyed such assurance from him. When the
asked the Secretary OF the treasury TO take
leave of absence and long rest before deternnhg
whether or not he would continue In ONCE OctoDrr
IVA. Inv aereensp bet sen 6Xed the day whon
the que son should 10 again taken up IL was NOT ss
that Mr. Manning must be prepared 70 assume 'n'
dnlles OF the office on October l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
wJoGrys PRETTY SURE TO BE DTsAPPOIYrED


The signal Service who regulates the weather
from roof Of the Equitable Building
firmly decided smash Virgins He says with the force
and certainty a who has fully provided for all
gences day Will be far and slightly cooler
than has been He points with noticeable degree
Of personal pride the that the last few days
have beeI extremely warm Devoe. wiEginss hated
va prophosed that there would be heavy fail OF tenn.
persture about september 26 which would continue until
after the beginning Of October And hs SAID The signal
Service observer what calls t. AL The
Indications promise quiet to-day throughout the
try been atmospheric othes disturbances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
A CHiLDS PERILOUS MINT.

FfoHa Th< Ndhtd EOSd ttdIJ DT1HOcFuL
Italian his wife, and little boy eight old were
driving the Foestve road Fulton day this
when the young Of the patty discovered rat
tesnake stretched full length by the side OF road
Before tbs father could check him he had climbed down IRON
vehicle and grabbed the reptile forum stey close by the
head and started TO climb INTO the again tbs father
stopped the borsss aud COMMANDED tie man to throw
the snake away. but the 10y would not do
it, In Iact could not for the hideOus thing ha'
his facs making mnse blood coriiing under tho cir
BY this TIM the mother iatheT Almost
wild fright and anxiety or their sons safety but The
little fellow mind 1t In the least and held the
FAT head Inches OF his OIL
and out OF tho fiery rcd tongue Csnyonng MS
sop the snake flhe Climbed out
OF The vehicle wing his setto took nrm hold OF The
snake hand and cred the Lesd ro the bod,
and the boys And measured II
head the snsks measured three feet and Ten and one
hall inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
TO TRY FRANK HURD AGAIN.

CLYDE, Ohio, Sept. % (Speciab.-Frank
Hurd received the nomination the FIRST ballot this
afternoon In the Democratic Congressional Convention
OF the XIII District Enrght. seeing no chance for
refused TO let MS name 30 bofore the CON
yeption. IHurd headed ono OF the most disgraceiul
gangs of coughs" that ever Invaded this city Ihe
ticket is iurd not harmony aud the irenis OF The
defeated candidate will swell the anti Hurd RANKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
no pAc,Fy THE BROOKLYN PEOPLE.

WASHINGTON, Sept % (SDeciaD.-The only
man of war belonging to the North Atlantic Squadron
which has so escaped the hands OF tie Democrao
noiticaps Ia doomed TO bs ordered to Navy Yard In
r,er m m ake favorable impression upon the Brook
Ivn peope It Is understood the frieate Tennessee Win
soon proceed to New-York Tor "repars' Eecuon osJ
IA approacninR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
INCOuING STEAMERS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. SEPT 81 1855
ARRIVED


Steamer Mosser OBJ Tzok. Yokohoma June 3d. shang
ngapO,s ug Malta sgt at T he B aasG ana
Steamer Elbe Ger, Chrsoners brenen p 70
ssm sg Hermann Ger Kohmann. Bremen sept 10 via
Southampton with mdse aud passengers 10 oer'' "
c ie sI 3D. tamaa Leth Sept Mddesboro
and Dundee with mse and passengers 10 SIMPSON, spence
YC"Ds Miranda 1 if BnGon Halifax
steamer Hudson Freeman New orleans days with mdse
and SSarone RISK Fernandna via Port Royal
days with mdse and passengers to II Mallory 20 S,h mass
and SIf ra.sengers sd To- oaintard 60 ,.
steamer nsg%atoT 2sd0e P ciVae Co
steamer Roanoke Couch Richm9ad CITY aOss ra'
Steamer General Whitney Bearse. Boston, Win nose 10
BARK Afchangeo Padre tall Bland Marsee' 4s days.
with hs1 %ds BH tBr Sydney oB II days in
ballast to Boyd Hlneken - cou,,. Havana Sent and
Msanzas IA With sugar Havemeyer Sugar Refining Coz
| vessel TO James Z Brett
Arrived yesterday
Jas Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Edorado Byrne. Neworeans days. with md'o 10
| John T Van sickle " ,,,s,r A
Al city city Island. light NE cloudy.
| CLEARED.
Steamer Wisconsin (Br, Bentley, Liverpool-A ohuer
America BID Via soat hnTs
Steamer Dorset (Br stsnper Bristol d Morgan
| steames Artos (Br whites Bordeau1-funon' Euye
Steamer Marlborough (Br). Fraser MIX Run JAMAICA
Steamer FL Paso Quick New orleans John van sickle
steamer Morris (BrI Hindie, ChariesVon fHcip
Bros & Co ,, ,r,Oso, Mara Raltimore-D
| Steamer Josephine ihohPSo"' Ni'0'''
| Deedaamer Glaucus Berry. poston-H Dimock -,
| ship Washington. Worth. Antwerp-Thomas Duhhal
sppn Csmpa Emilia QtaD Cocnullo, Marselles-Funch
Edys 4 Co -, ,.- ..,uoro scammeu pros
BARK Bergot INorj HOrnemann. Liverpool-Funch' Edy
"Rart Auanyude Newman. Rio Janero-R p Buck q GO.
Rark lanes Boand, Dus, Rio Janeito-fau oc'nAni
schr Nellie Parker (Br Corbett Halifax Ns-A heney.
schr souan (Br. Dixon Kingscore NF-Scamhen b'os'
Cleared Monday
Chi, War.av tBr, lie Blanc London-J whitney d Co.
| SAILED.
Steamers Wisconsin Liverpool; Lathano for Baracoa
| Vvanuke for NoifOlk Chas r Mayer Tor BaitInore'
Sims Larnica Antwerp; Hudson Tor -
Anchored at City Island bound out Banks Robert Be-
nard for Rouen Allan wilde and Jas Borand tor MO Jon
ship Storm King for Boston.
BELOW
Bark Minden (Br) Smith. from Amsterdam Aug Is.
| THE AOVEMESr5 Of SrGA dSHA
| FOREIGN PORTS
U,MpuRG Sept 28-Arlved steamer Rhaetia (Ger) Voge
| ocsapR from ew.York sept Is -. ..
AXTwEKP sept IA rrived. steamer Asia (span Asueh@
, from New YORK sept 10 , . v.xn,o, m
saiterley IRON w.York sept IL ,. ,.. ~, =,
NEWCASTLE, Sept 27-oaled steamer f'ipon ''J Np ''
hz.Hp sent 2s-Passed steamer Egyptian Monarch (Br
Morgan from York sept TO- ON her way 70 LONDON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
NEWTON n NurrING FOR CONGRESS.

Lyons, Sept. % (SpNiol.-The Republican
Congressional convention OF the XXvIth District was
held In this village this afternoon Every one OF the
tbrtysix delegates present. besides scores OF he-
publc m leaders from all parts " tho district Ex
Judge Newton ~ NuttiuR, OF Oswego County receiveh
% votes and Con gressma serene t. Payne IL. Judge
Nuttinys pomn ation was then made unAninOus. MI
Payne mado q fifteen minutes speech In winch he
the solid Republican vote OF Csyuga County 70
kuttng,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
MOTHER AND son DIE FROM POISON.

Willie Norton age two died at ST. Caharines Hospital
in Brooklyn yesterday of arsencal poisoning The mother oil
the child Saturday from the cause. was
bured on MONDAY The family lived No Alb Grahamave
In house recently vacated by John HsOran and his WIFE,
with whom they bal fol time. Hal
oran wife held suspicion OF having caused the
deaths for baking powder IN can
which left in the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
TWO MEN INDEED ~ TIE AQ0EDUOT.

While drilling in the heading at Shaft No 1871 Of the
aqueduct yesterday. Kelly and John Rosohe
badly the explosion old cartridge
blast had previously Oh but the charges OF dyna
mile exploded When the drill struck yesterday II
with terrible effect The rocks torn up all
where they were standing anu tho lung
back INTO the tunnel They about
te head and BADLY injured That they we've
ssnt ~ the Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
RAFFERTY, HAD Mr.. RANDALEs SUPPORT

PITTsBuRG. Sept. % (Specidl.-A prOmn-
an; Faveus County Democrat this afternoon charged
m. defsst Of Charles E. Boyle by Rafferty, the XXIst
Dstrict CONGRESSIONAL Conference 10 Mr.. Randall
Rafferty, has always supported Randall and was Ran
daIl dele ate 10 tho Chicago convention In 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
SIM r,se, 55l Sets. 542 Moon sets 7:O9 Moons age
HIGH wArEA
M-Sandy Hook 800 Gov Ist. S:52 Hell Gaze ~ az 40
PM-Sandy Hook Sj7 Gov. lsld 9lf iou O"eo. Ai'Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
sUspyOIOys or rom prIy

James Erherler of No 206 Delancey.st taken to
Bellevue Hospital Tuesday of last week by friend
Thomas German OF No. l442 second The then
nncop remained that state uat sunday
died autopsy ae by Dr. Bere OF the Hospital show I'd
skull bad been fractured How lac the
Injury known Coroner Levy VIII make Al inyesuga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
NOMINATED FOR ASSEMBLY.

WARSAW, Sept. % tSpeciaD. The Wyoming
County Convention renominated Edward A. Pierce.
OF CASTLE, for member OF Assembly to-day. Con-
gressionai delegation In favor OF Judge sawyers re-
nomination elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

There is no new crude speculation but the
hears are pushing market the development OF the
pool though their success so far has been slight
II IA general complaint that the public Will not touch the
and some oper believe that life could be
inspired break to SO cents From these We must Invite
attention ancient history, though some caliow com
desPse IT, and ask whether we puo'e aoes not
usually when have advanced and prospects are
when the situation Is dak anu values
arr arfting admittedly low level such as now Is
esabshed lie depressed stll further but The
10 sell o The market closed steady aud
ONLY a. cent under Monday s final quotations
The range OF prices dealings the Consolidated
Exchange as follows
Opening ......... 627s fLowest"............. 62ls
Highest ....-.... OS Final U. y
'VSo"o
Refined oil was unchanged at ga cents per gallon
| OIL, CITY Penn sept 28.-Crute Ou-NationA Transit
Certificates opened at $50 highest price. bSs lowest
prce G2 closed 62 sales l7970DO barrels clearancos
S.OsOOO barrels charters. OO,3lo oarreis shipmons
81. oarrels barrels
PirrsBURs Penn, sept 2e-Cruie On-Petroleum active.
National Transit opened 62 and closed at o2
highest prioe. % lowest price. 02t
BRADFoRD, Penn. Sept 25-crads on-National Transit
Certificates opened 63 and closed at c2 highest price,
60, loweat price. 625 clearances l.246.Ouo oarreia
TITUsvILLn PENN sept educational rrAast cortheates
opened 81 closed ~ 62h highest price, 03s lowest
prce. t2i<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

stare bond. were neglected and there no trans
rhs marks, for railway bonds duh and prices
were somewhat irregular. Erie second eonsols were
higher E, at Io2 .rons ss ssa ss7 and the
s. were firm At s4aL American Dock and Improve.
"mds we're steady at o3. and West Shore guaranteed
Is were firm at l0l 1902. East Ienne-eo ,i,
a ana Vs.pye general g. were u higher 1904 and
collateral trusts we're firm at 1884 lndisnas bSom
Ws nv and Nerthern trst receipts were on 9 %
6sIa Peoria. Decatur and Eyansvne anco ~, q,
nIon ss rose from si,a to ss4as5 Denver, Ro
rande Western hrsts were on per cen, 70
81 and drsts Rio Grands division were OF alto. g a.
lantic and Pacific incomes were acsse s., syso1ng
Nor N"rther 70 Pacific hrst. on 81, 81. liSs:
but tho seconds we're up - a. and io cios.s Ia
Wnrth and Denver nrsts were active anu cioseu =
higher at SALE ~ A.. u,., P,ch,ngs
or unlisted secnrie, dealt in at me STOCK
Cotton Seed Oh Certificates sold I,fool a. o.
American Telegraph and Cable Company tzooJ a. 20.
Me1csp =, SafGna, I Naa an Ts., lsooo
a37lo ana ST. Louis, Arkansas an iH - ~ &c
9s o9s4 aud seconds Csityo91 ~ nar cent with ex
ceptions at and per cont Closing "H'i'' " ~
cepS suh.rreasury today gained balance
made upby gains of $l9423i currency anu Rseep,s
coz co Sss col p,Sm.nts' ST. resulting IN bal
81 s2 79 096 currency sl7l.l7l0 coin
the O,rassg 500 balances s4376l23
The United States Treasury at wa.hns,on ieoe'e'
S0ol 600 National bank notes ior rede =,
hs cnstoms receipts S660.056. and the nterna'
revenue receipts S22S. 1873. . a.nand and
Tbe foreign exchanges were IN oestoI ao.
are mn mack they were yesterday nd n =,
The xports from New lorswere
m in the same week Of ss5 We revise qnotsioh'
Tor business as follows; Bankers bls ~ o. ny
IL s5i4 FOR long ami short sterling resp ecvey
and 5. i67s for francs 04a and 9oh iof fe''"'~'
40 and 4O4 for guilders -. .,..,v md hsnset
In British conso!s were STEADY anu ma c
- ~ II6 and lOl IA respectively for money ana &c.
count Bar silver ll6tbd higher al =. 90
onnce Money 1rm At 2ia per cent TOT and
A
Do per cent for bankers balances Amercas,
raiivavs opeped weak after the is.hou "
rn,.rJsv. iatc homo markets. but harty waited
Tar our ths quotations before an
set In which continued to the close prices ~.
Paris French per cents declined to s24I ana sign,
exchange on London was nrmer 81 Zo-Ss "sn'' "