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1T NAY BE SETTLED.

No Legal steps Liheiy Now In The Liiiie
smith Matter.
Matters have taken sueh . turn In In The
affsirs Of Lille Smith. now in the House Of
Good Shepherd By her parents orders, tha,
no legal steps NAV be necessary, snd the
affair may DO settled satisfactorily 10 all
parties. Frank Cole, the young man Who
wishes 70 marrT Abe girl. has ksp, rish,
along In his efforts 10 have her parents con
sent 10 her FslsAss, aud With fair prospects
OF success. City Marshal Davis IL landing
hts efforts toward an amioabls settlement.
Before long the public may hsar that the
parents have given their consen, 20 their
daughteI's release, 10 which event we'd
ding would In abe near future be The loal-
cal outcome.
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Al the roadwstsL
sharpe's orchestra At ths Broadwa,sr to-
uiaht
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Matthias Ross was naturalized by Judge
Hunt 10 the district court yesterday.
The usual campfire OF Wadsworth post
at Grand Army hall will not DO held this
evening.
Ike Hayes whipped Ed williams in Ave
minutes and with two blows al Cen,etvllle
Tuesday night.
There will be o celebration OF the holy
communion At st. Peters church this
morning at IL o'clock. IL being st. Bar
tholomOw's dsy.
Owing 90 the fact that Judge Knowles
was not we'll Yesterday the habsaa corpus
case OF CHARLES Jones was NOT heard. IL
will come up to-day.
Fire Marshal Reeoe 10 still looking around
for q good team Of horses Of Ebout ], 800
pounds each, 60 take the place OF ihs city
hall truck team, one of which died recently.
The First Ward Colorsd club moi lnat
night Geo 90 Mitchell president Tom
ksllum secretary. The Rttsndanos was
large. After speeches by members refresh
nisnts we're served.
The Gre department ha Just received
1000 feet OF new hose. 250 feet OF which
WAS sent 10 the Ssventh ward 20 replace
worn ont hose theis. Tho 75O feet remain-
ing will bO kept at the oty hall hre station.
Tho commissioners OF the general land
otlioe has reversed the local land Office here
In the oase Of ALLAH ID. smith against Israel
ELLA involving q timber eultugs entry In
Deer Lodge county. The conteat Was made
on the ground that the law had not been
COMPLIED with. Ths local Office decided
against the contestant The commissioner
reveTses this aud dismissoa the contest
The second annual convention OF the
MomAn's Relief Corps will bs held At
PltIsbure. Pa, during the Gland Army en-
campmeni. Frances 4, Moore, depart
mont . esdsnt, has efficiently ARRANGED its
representatives Of this atAts, and Helena
q. DolmAn, OF Butte. will OIL The offioe q {
delegate -At-large 90 the national oonvsn-
tion Of the Womsn'a Relief CoTpa auul-
iary 10 The Grand Amy OF the hepublio.
Mrs. ssFah L, Mink. OF syracuse. N. Y.
has moai anuuvsafullY hilsd the Office Of
national pTeaident this year. inspiring tho
women wish hope that has chAfAeterlzsi
true Esai In caring for the Veterans and
their dependant onaa through a rear Of
financial disoou fagsmsnta.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

wAsnisoroS. Aue 98.-Ths cash balance
to-day was sl22, 7i06la. of which sbL 49,, =
$50 was gold reserve.
CIuoLoO. Aug. 23-The Brosius Sewing
Machine and Motor company. assigned to-
dAy. AsaSts Si260O0, liabilities $4,000.
WAsuNoroS. Aup, Ex-senator Hil st-
poets TO be tho attorney In the nrst case
brought 10 tsst the oonatitutionAlity Of The
income tar.
PANS. Aug. 23-Ths pope has written 10
NJ. TuTqut, foTmeTy under secretary Of
state. confirming the papAl adhsalOn 10 the
French republic,
srarrorfrIn. H.. Aug. &-Ths STATE
mineTa' delegates to-dAY adopted ths Go.
lnmbua scale foi mining coal In central aud
aouthera Illinois, which 10 q reduction OF
10 per cent.
HionMoNp, Va. Aug. %, Col, ], NJ.
Wlnsted. President of tho Piedmont AM
Peoples Savings bank. OF dfssnabofo, N.
o., to-day jumped from one Of lhe towers
OF the city nall. In this oits. = dlatanee OF
40 feet killing himself HE body sas
terribly menglsd. lila lsit Lex oauRht Ia
projection aud vas s0ro from i've seaks.
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IL almost sure 10 cause trouble. In the free
liat OF the Mckinley aot appsAfa these two
pAftloulAr paragraphs ''536-Coai. AnthTa-
ellie. 537-eoAl, stores Of American yshasla.
bat mons shall DO unloAdsj." The new
bill, however, uIilss these paragraphs In
section al OF the free lisa which nov
Teads; Goal. anthracite. and coal stores
Of Ametiean vessels. but none shall be
unloaded."
OF coarse, aoco ding 70 punctuation the
applies 20 all shat pfeoedea 10 In the para
graph, including anthracite coal. whioh Ia
Intended 10 bo made free AZ the paf9-
graph nov stands anthracite coal oAanot DO
unlOadsd.
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DEPARTMENT. ABOLISHED.
Military Change That Does Not suit the
Nebraska People.

Military Change That Docs Not suit the
Nebraska People.
OMAHA, Aug. 23.-The news has leaked
ou, that the war department has ordered
tho abolition of the department OF tho
Platte. The new Fort Crook will be an
nsxed to the department OF the Missouri at
Chicago, but the officers now commanding q
the Platte will be transferred 10 Savannah,
Ca. where new department will DO IN nd o.
This order has created ereas oonstsi n nsti on
here; the matter has been kept quiet, al
though DR.. Geo. l.. Miller. surveyor OF Gus
toms, and Euclid Martin. chairman OF the
state democratic committee. have just at
rived In Washington TO try 20 secure a
revocation of the o der. but II is believed the
effort Ia too late. Secretary Morton 10
blamed severely for the order, and IL means
heavy loss TO this city.
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Bid for IN. Big Fight.

Kansas CIrr. Aug. 23.-A special so the
Times from Parsons Kan. says that a
purse Of $4,000 has been offered BY Kan
sss. Indian territory snd Texas citizens for
the Jackson Corbstt fight 10 taks place o,
Wagner. I. T., where there are no laws TO
prevent such . contest Richard X. For to-
ninht ,slsQrsphsd Jaekson's and Corbsifs
acceptance Of ths offer provided the money
is deposited In New York. The money was
gathered tonight and will be forwarded
Monday, 10 10 said.
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EXETA UNDER ARREST.
VIII He 10 Set Free or Turned Over to
lie thot2

VIII He DO Set FREQ or Turned over TO
lie thot?
SAN Francisco, Aug. 23-Gsn. Antonio
Ezeta and his fellow refugees are prisoners
at last by authority OF tho United States
district court The warrants OF arrest
were served this afternoon. Early this
morning local federal officials posived
notification that the differences between
the navy department and department. Of
justice had besn compromised, at least in q
measure, and that the naval authorities Of
Mare Island would permit the United
states marshal TO serve the warrants. The
navy department maintained 10 position on
ono point. however. II would NOT furnish
transportation for the marshal spd his
deputiss 10 the gunbost II IL thouRbt
that to- morrow the nve refugees will be
taken before United States District Judge
Morrow. who issued warrants for their ar
rest. lhsn will begin proceedings which
will determine whether .hs i've men shall
be given their freedom. or be taken back 70
san Salvador to be shot by their political
enemies. the successful revolu,ionisss.
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BUSY DAY FOR A JOCKEY.
He Rode Five OF the siI winners In One
Day,

He Rode Five OF the sir winners In One
Day,
SARATOGA. Aug. 23.-Fosr out Of sIx
fsvoritss we're successful TO-DAY. Perkins
rode the winning horse in every rses bat
one Five furlonss-Burt Lady Rich
mond. ssilis woodford. 1:O2; mile and one
sixteenth-Lshman. Viotorious John
Cooper. l:lsil; Ave and . half furlouss-
Nscdah. Possmsrs. Pioaroon. 1s0s1si mile
Ducat. Figaro, SELMA D., 1a25s; seven fur
ones-Promsnade. kiss Dixie. Leonardo.
1:2s; sir furlongs-Eliza, Mich. boupdmors,
l.ib
Nrw YoRx. Aug. 2l-Jsroms Park. Mile
and s-sighth-Liahtfoot. Charter, Gov.
sheshsu. 200; mile and one-sittssnth-
Live Oak. Jack Rose, W. b.. los; sir fu,-
lougs-Sir Dixon. Coekade. Utica, 1:ls;
Titan oou 'se-Halton. Marshall. George
Dixon. 1:22iE; sir furlongs A. snd
Midstaf dead head. Rsdowos third. lsl9.
In the run OF Midstsr won By q length
from Albert A. in 1;20. Nils-Adslssrt.
Tsrrspin. Roller. l5bla.
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w00DMEN OF THE WORLD.
Tho Next Head Camp Of the Order to q
Held In Helena

Tho Next Head Camp Of the Order to Bs
Held In Helena
Private Secretary Keith and Goo. A.
Boyle. Representatives to the head camp.
Woodmsn Of the World. held at Portland.
Ore.. returned yesterday from that city.
The work Of the session embraced COM
plste revision Of the constitution and the
strengthening OF she order along various
limos. San Francisco. Salt Lake City and
Helena were candidates for the next head
camp. The Montana representatives sue
eeeded In getting San Francisco out OF ths
race. and then distsnoed Salt Lake. tbs
latter oitY retiring whom vote wac reachsd.
making Hslena's choice unanimous. Delo-
gate Keith was elected head sentry of the
order and member Of the executive ooun.
eli, md brings homo the handsome jewel
OF that position. Delegate Boyle will take
the field as an organizer in this state In the
neaf future. II he can arrange his affairs TO
that end. NeiRhbor CutrIght, OF Gieat
Falls, also visited Portland and the head
camp. He Is an active member OF th Q
order In the Falls city.
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Gained the n,.,ng storm.

LONDON. Aug. 2a-MOtley, chief Seere-
tA-y for Ireland, has succeeded in calming
ths storm AROUSED by thu IriSh membors as
the result Of tho veto by the house OF
lo'da OF The syioted tenants bill. All
motiona made By the Irish mombsta With
The view Of forcing HAreoutt 10 aunounos
the governmsnts policy wofs defeated TO-
day In the houas OF commons.
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WITHOUT m. sloNAruME
The President Reported Determined NJ
60 siga tho Tariff mn

The President Reported Determined Not
60 sign tho Tariff mn.
WARRINGTON, Aug. ~. The ptsaldsn, re-
mains nrm 10 his purpose TO lot tho tariff
bill become a Law without his signature,
although CONG osamen have represented
very strongly that should IL no, have presi-
dental approval their poai.ion on ,ho
stump will bo omhAr aassd, Speaker Crisp
presented this view.
The bill cannot become law without
the presidential au,oataph until noII Mon
day, and ADJOURNMENT Of congress will
hardly take place before next Tuesday.
Speaker q Jap, who apsnt some time with
tArin situation, told aome membors ho
thought tho sestion will laat until Tuesday.
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W, They w.a, Protection.

WAsurNoroH. Aug. 23.-ffom reports re-
ceived q, the state department. 4, sppears
that ,hs United stslea 10 shipping 10 Eng
land carpets 70 The value Of nearly bali a
million dollars annually.
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N.w Gs,.,rin tho Park.

Special 10 The Independents
MAMMOTH HoT 5rISes, Wyo., Aug. %. "A
new goyssr started this afternoon in Black
Sand bDsiu. near the Upper Basin hotel.
1. plays 100 feet high and makes as much
noise aa tho q. owleT.
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A Big Crowd Sees the Sport Wound
Up on tho Butte
Track
Two DriVOrs and Owners In Very
Bad Humor With Each
Other
Klamath Takes the Frss-foF-An MlHsd
Pacing aud TrsttinE -short-Lndar
make = Cioaa.Up.
s,.Oslsi 10 Tho Indopsndsnt

BioolAi 10 Tho Indopsndsnt
BuTTN Aug. 23-Tho races closed to-day
with an imms1ss crowd aud eight good
RACES. Tho trsS-for-sil mixed trottinE and
pacing rsoe was won by klamath. Who uns
a strong fsVoriis. as Robbie T.. was out Of
oouditlon. Robblo p. shovel some Of his
speed In the third heat, which he won,
making the last quarter At a 2'04 gait The
race aroused great deal OF excitement.
aud considerable bad blood was mani
tested bstWaSn Thos. Raymond, the owner
and driver Of klamath, snd Ed Pyle, who
owns and drivss Robbie T.. After tho
third heat Raymond. II was said, pui gun
IN his pocket with She intention OF shoot
ING Pyle " bo gave him the worst OF H.
The shott-endsrs won the three lasi races
aud made quite a clsAn-up.
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Ranning. mile matched race. stalks flb0
-Emma Mac. lOS tHsnnsssVl. ! TO 2, won;
Jennie Desns. l05 (Coombs), 2 10 I, sseond.
Time. l4tlS.
Running. seven furlongs-Lonnis b.. liz
(kinR). 10 10. woni Auteuil, ll2 thuassll).
8 10 l. second; - Jacob. l0b (williams), z
to ]. third. Bessie and Misty Morn ran In
tho order named. Time. 1888.
Running mile and ne-sirteenth-NoT-
mandis. i02 (winehell). 4 70 8, woni 81.
Croix. 10 (Dingleyl. 2 TO l. second; Min
ME Beach. 104 (Barlingame), 10 !. third.
Time. l;49l(.
RunHine. four and q half furlongs Fan
ME Is. ll0 King, 8 10 l. won; Pearl. Ill
(Rs.se). l to 2. second; st. Apollo. 100 No.
Donall. . to l. third; West Wind and Butte
ran in the order named. Time. s56.
Running. half mile. for two-ysar-olds.
Eureka. los (Parks). 2to !. won; Casesds.
1Ob (Burlinasms), ! 70 2. seconds Fannie
NJ. 100 tHsdger), 2to l. third. Time bi.
tanning. i've and . half furlones Jim
r.. III (Dinalsy). won; Zsmloek. lis
(Clancyl. ssoosd; Vulcan. III (Glovsf).
third. Time. ls09. No betting.
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c.-.s. of Legislative Corruption.

SARATOGA, Aug. 23.-The annual address
before the American Bar association was
delivered to-day by MoorHsld Story. OF
Massachusetts. His subject was "Amsri.
can Lpaislatures." He reviewed the causes
which nro bringing legislative bodies into
contempt and dwslt upon the necessity OF
restoring and maintaining their integrity.
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BHooNLYN. Aug. 2a-BrookIyn q Cipein-
natl lS, Philadelphia 9, PittsburR 4; Bsiti-
more q, s. Louis TO- Washington II, Chi
Oago 3; New York =. Louisville 4, Boston
II Cleveland 10.
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E,eryoae lnvlt.d

To call aud see q eomps.s lias Of ohins
glassware, lamps silvsrvaTs. ata
fTiosr TO suit every purse.
Hest goods lowest prices.
=. }. EDwAhpa Park Avsnaa
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NOTICE Is IIEREBY GIVEN THAT
THE MERCANTILE TRt ST COMPANY. as Trus-
te, Of lhr Mortgage Of the WHEELING, LANE
ERIE AND PTTTsBI RGH coal COMPANY.
dated has SIZES. 10 for account 81
the SINKING FUND, which amount viii be invested
IN the purchssc o Bonds secured By said Mortgage
Proposals Tor the same WI, De received AT the Office u
the Trustee on or before Monday November 9th
1894 when offer will be accepted, provided IL
does not exceed los and accrued interest.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. PRECEDENT
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oDAPANaGM0MAa
occlpENrAL AID ORIENTAL ;. >. co.
TACTIC MAIL y. ;. co

ct,f.,. . ~ r ....... November y. p. n.
Nt'i.',ri. ~" '............. November -. =. ~,
ILtC. .....'..''''' ,.Sea ~ 80
tNIC. VA b1nJidid -I''er4'o'. ., %, '
,i-i or RIO DE JANElEO ...+.. 'c'tn.' r - " L. u.
F,r ffeisht plssasr ard general nioinh,.oH ,;pp?
IA - r,naAWny.
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sterling respectively. Francs 5161s for long ana
SIS for short reichsmarks. 95l2 and So's' am am
guilders 4Oas and 4O%. The market closed uu'i
and firm. a. 90
In London money from yesterday was al = Vi
per cent; for short bills. 9-l6 and Tor tnree
months bills 9-160ss. The Bank Of Engianu
made no change in the minimum rate OF uis-
count which remains at per cent The amount
of bullion withdrawn from the Bank was tl2oooo'
the proportion of its reserve to its liab!Nty Is
6 0S per cent, against 61.73 per cent las, Week
and against an advance from $3.50 to 1851 ior
the same week Of 1893. British consos. Doth LOT
money and the account advanced Is 10 w.,
Bar silver was weak. but unchanged al zsBn
per ounce the price for commercial bars IN New
York being $685.. decline Of asc. per ounce.
Fewer changes than usual occurred In Amerl-
can securities but these showed losses as a RUE.
New-York Central was the only exception IL
gained ,. at 1O2ia but Mexican shares declined
/ per cent to 14h, Illinois Central = to 951a, 81
Paul a to 62A. Reading u to and Atchison IS
to 81.
French per cent ren;es closed unchanged al
101 francs % centimes. Paris exchange on Lon
don was 3 centmes lower at - francs ~ cen
times Berlin sight sterling 20 marks 3519 pien-
nings.
We have received the following notice:
Messrs Blake Bros. a. Co. offer to investors ~
log and interest. yielding over 5'e per cent IN
come $780, 600 Hecker-Jon ,sJewel Milling Com
pany first mortgage per cent gold bonds' que
September 1922
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CLOsIN PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
ING QUOTATIONS. OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

thursday, OCTOBER Zo-p NJ
The feature in the market to-day was the
activity and weakness in soal stocks, owing to
the condition of the coal trade. The sales agents
met in this city raised prices. but. at the
time. agreed to unrestricted production.
and the Western rates were also fixed at an ad-
vance. While prices were thus put up that fact
was not considered important that produc-
ton will not be restricted: ii was felt that con
siderable trouble was IN store for the coal COM
pan.es, and that before an adjustment could be
reached the prices OF some OF the stocks. al
least. must suffer Owing 10 this belief. bear
operators on the Exchange sold, early In the
day on advance Information Of what was likely
to TAXI place a the sales agents meeting. De-
aware and Hudson. which opened at ~. it,
highest price. broke To- 1867 but toward the
close 1t rallied. with its Anal quotation at rs
a net loss OF q. The first quotation on Lacka-
wanna and its highest also was lG6. II then
fell quickly to 1924 rallied. and closed AT 1854
two points of Central ~ New-Jcrsey had lik"
experience. it's highes, price being lV1 al the
opening and Its lowest l04: and while IL advanced
little at the end OF the day It's rally was not
So great az In the case Il us companions us
final loss being ~ pointS. Reading Sie'dei q
securities was not large about 10000 shares. nut
that Is more than has been done in them for
long time. While most OF this trading vas Tor
short account som" Of X was doubtless due to
the Nnudati0n OF long stock. Inderncath the
surface troubles about output and prices in this
coal business. the truth ~ the case affecting
the high-priced coal properties Is the determine
ton. 90 it Is alleged. CT the Reading Company
to make a living" and to furnish. instead ~ is
per cent Of the output. u at least, and possibly
% per cent on the ground that the company
owns 81 per cent Of the coal territory OF the
four great roads. and ought 10 have proper
tiOnate snare Of the business.
There was practically nothing done In other
parts of the market. American Sugar Refining,
the only stock which 'ione furnished loOoo
shares 10 the trading quiet and lost Is 81
point. Chicago Gas declined soon after the
opening. but rallied. and closed the day at I4A,
showing only n loss. The Changers were un
changed or showed fractional gains. except
Northwestern. which lost " on talk OF bad earn
ings for the month ST. Paul closed Y higher on
sales of over 1000 shares. Manhattan lost 4 on
1924 shares traded In. The general Hist was
neglected On the whol,. the market save for
the coal properties. while exceedingly dull. was
strong owing to the Jesse ned probability OF gold
exports this week! At the close II steady
ON o. 4l6 shares sold during the day.
THE BOND MARKET
No Government bonds were traded In to-day,
hut quotations show advances and fol.
lows:
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rOMPAGNIE GENERALE TrlnsataA;iqde.
y FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE

- rorRANE. sanelli...... sat Oct q; 80 p M m
IL llIl RGOGNE L,in.uf. .sat. N4v 10. l2'n > m
S-A- York Al-SuniIla Eglpt NA tAti- KIP F'l' W
Avs. Fir-t.,.t.=. Siual. SOC Ei glass. SIG
FORGET General Agent. y. , Tow ng Green
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Clyde LINE.

CHARLESTON. ). C.. the South and Southwest
yACkSONNlLLE and all Florida points.
From i'er - l.. X. UOOt OF Roosevelt sii' p H.
ciIiTok Friday, october 20
NIMASrf 90. 'i'''.'.. -,
liGGH,I-fN .................W Wednesday, October 81
\ sener have nrst-class passenser acconu ia,lohs
WM +. CLYDE & co. General agents,
Bowling Green. y. l.
Fla Cent & Penn. r. x L. Line. wa JACKSON ne
Gear So. Freight Passenger Line VIA Charleston
I. O. Eyer. Gen'l Agt.. $40 u way y. !,
4 CRUISE To THE MEDiTERKANEAN by speS,,an ny
4 chartered steamer "triesand. Feb D. S31 visiting
bermuda Azores Gibraltar Malaga GtahaHA A.aInDra
,lscrs. Cairo. days at Jeruaein t,ey'v".,
Rome Only 500. hotels eAcuF-
s,ons. fees, "tc., included. 49,. v,.L
y g CLARK Tourist Agt.. il3 Broadway. New-forX'
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In State bonds. $4,000 Virginia funded debt
2-3s Of 1891 sold at 5Sh, and @zo,ooo tennessee
Settlement 81 at 49, No city bank stocks were
sold ,.
Railroad bonds remained comparatively quieI
a few marked fluctuations were noted, however.
Reading A. declined ~ to H. Ohio southern ~
| to So and Chesapeake and Ohio. H. ana a.
Division lst con. As 10 s5N, while Kansas Pacihc
consols advanced p to ~. and oregon SNORT
Line SIS 9. to ST. The par value OF sales was
1922 OO0. ,-
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges 3SS 6S7 0z3: balances. ESSSs6
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S305.534. It's net gain on balance war
S126 295 made up by a gain OF $l9.l25 In com ana
q gain OF sI07 III In currency. The days opera
tinns included: Receipts. $2153s56; payments.
81 927 562 resulting In general balance OF siaS'-
Isl O7O consisting OF $771S3.355 coin and 3oeoo"-
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceved to-day s2543i3 National Bank notes o Ior
redemption The customs receipts were t3'v 100
the internal revenue receipts *z3o"4o anu '"e
miscellaneous receipts $S.4ll . -.
Todav's Washington Treasury statement or
cash hand and deposits IN oank coinpaan,
with the figures OF the last previous statement
follows:
Mo- ,, nona .oSssaas SS Inc D'.ssa:s
,ssa ." ssss ss Dec Dec 'sss'i
Actual cash in the
p csG%:as s bank 53 B Bss s.
Net cash bal ..23 500 si22s4s iO4 Dec s2oa 1913
Money on call was per cent Time money
showed no change in demand or supply. ana
quotations were as follows: ~ per cent Tor
sky days, per cent for ninety days and "a
dr3 per cent for four TO six months. Commercial
pa per was not so freely offered. merchants SEEM
ing TO require accommodation Rates were:
Prime Endorsed bills receivable. $685. per cent;
choice single name. widely known, 4n5 per cent,
and good 4ha5h per cent
The New-York exchange was quoted to-day as
foiin al
premi,im: New Orleans commercial 1875 discount.
hank par: Charleston buying Nc discount selling
mar: San Francisco. sight 10. telegraph l2is;
Boston to &C. discount: Savannah buying 3-ls
discount selling par TO 1-l6 discount.
The sterling market was slightly easier to-
dav hut Il cannot be known until tomorrow
whether or not there will be gold exports this
week The opinion prevailed among many bank
ers to-day that no gold would 60 out Rates for
actual sss:n:'ss, wsr YER 4: son %. casss ssss
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