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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-07

| Notice Is hereby given that the Common
/ Council OF the City OF Astoria proposes
and intends TO improve that portion OF
I IhlrtN.hrst street lying and extending
from the south line OF Franklin avenue
to Grand avenue, in said city by grading
said Thirty-irst street throughout the
extent aforesaid, TO a width Of fifteen feet
on each side OF a line drawn through
the center OF said Thirty-tirst street from
the south line of Franklin TO Grand ave-
nue., ana by planking said Thrty-first
street, after same is graded as aforesaid,
TO a width of eight feet on each side of the
line drawn through the center OF said
| Thirty-iirst street as aforesaid, AID prop
er timhers placed under said planking.
The cost OF said Improvement shah be
betrayed by special assessment upon the
lands fronting and abutting upon and ad-
| i0Cent TO and otherwise benefited BY
said proposed Improvement and said
lands are hereby embraced and included
within district OF lands, which shall
hereinafter for the purposes OF this I'M
provement be ca.led "The Thirty-first
Street Improvement District Number l."
and said district shall embrace and In
clude the following described tract of
land. towit, beginning at the northeast
corner OF lot I, in block l, in that part
OF the city OF Astoria as laid out and
recorded bv ]. NJ, Shlveley, and running
thence In southwesterly direction to the
northwest corner of lot 5, in block 2, in
said portion OF said city; thence running
west corner OF lot 10, in block 9, in said
portion of said city, thence in a north
easterly direction TO the southeast corner
OF lot 2, in block |, in said portion OF
said city, at a point where the south
inc OF said block l intersects with the
boundary line between the aforesaid
portion of the said city and that part
OF the said city known as the Port of
Upper Astoria as laid out and recorded
by John Adair; thence north along said
boundary line to point where the east
boundary line of the lot 9, in block |
above described, intersects with the
boundary line between that part of the
by ]. NJ. Shveley, and that part of said
city called the Port of Upper Astoria as
laid out and recorded by John Adair; |
thence northwesterly to the place OF be-
ginning; the aforesaid district including
the following lots and parcels of land TO
be assessed, towit:
Lots 4, ., g. I, and ., in block l, and
lots l, 2, 3, 10, II and l2, in block ?. in that
part of the city of Astoria as laid out and
recorded by ], NJ. Shveley.
Now, therefore, unless remonstrance |
signed by the residents OF the city owning
more than one-half of the property in the
district herein above described shall be
of the next regular meeting of the said |
Common Council following the final pub
lication of this notice, towit Thursday, |
April & lS9S, the said improvement WIN |
be made as aforesaid. This notice is pub |
lished by resolution of said Common Coun- |
ell passed at regular meeting of said
Council held In said city on the 18th day
II. E. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge of the City OF
Astoria, oregon,
Astoria, Oregon, March 95, 1898,
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Very respectfully submitted,
THE AHTORfA WATER COMMISSION
By W ". PARKER,
Chairman
Attest.
II. q. VAN DuBEN. clerk.
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lHi lc"t'f inch rubber hose N inr. 1920
lhu SruH - IA
tnhl uii ran glass as
tual 30 can liluI......... .. 40
/ lMrfri IN
lHlurh .irI lurf ! no
llntll pnn pr blue printing . ~
Nufkfh a
lurh Honey meters, m fliD NJ 10
ia Inch WuuhlugiDn meters, m
500 "a IN
! y ~. D Nunhinrl0n meter $40
Asphalt rtilc srnliug bar ~
lW lcrt ~ ,.lnch 5 p'y rubber husA
fuf Use ut frirrNulf Nu.g %
I Nozzle ~ same - e,
sii"oi ladder .fpr usr at powcr
lnusrI n
igfoi ladder mr. use a, power
huusn Al
! Dow Duplex power pump. ntilugs
and n1tif,s sOs a.
~ f,ri g1l lumber n ssu0 aud t01
rHflHgr. usoi rurklng ripr stored
Ia ward ht reservoir Al
lOli ftri al lumber a O. 00. usrd boz
hacking plpo stored In yard At
reservoir a. A
ibi. lcut HN lumber 10 3, ~. used
mching pipe stored in yard at roe.
rfNuIf Al IA
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NOTICE OF INTENTION OF THE
COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ASTORIA, OREGON, TO IMPROVE
THAT PORTION OF THIRTY FIRST
STREET IN SAID CITY. LYING AND
BEING RETwEEN FRANKLIN AND
GRAND AVENUES.
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.--ARE YOU GOING EAsTr-----
ARE you GOING EAsT1-----
--ARE YOU GOING EAsTf----
lie sure and see that your
ticket reads via
THE NORTH WESTERN LINE
. VIE NoRTI He.TERN LINE
1HE NoPTJI-wFsTERN LINE
The
CHICAGO. ST, PAUL.
MINNEAPOLIS AND
OMAHA RAILWAYS
GREAT SHORT LINE
DULUTH, SAINT PAUL. CHICAGO
And all Points Bast and South.
Their Magnificent Track, Peerless Veati.
buied Dining and Sleeping Car
Trains and Motto:
ALWAYS ON TIME"
Have given this road a national reputA
tion. All classes OF passengers carried
on the vestlbued trains without extra
charge. Ship your freight and travel
over this famous line. All agents have
tickets,
r. c. SAVAGE, T. f. and p. A.
w. II. MEAD. General Agent.
aS Washington st., Portland, Or
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s7siU

As shown IN our report fled January IS.
lsgi. the Water Works system had up 10
January ]. ISL cost the Commission IN rs
entirety tgs1 .sss g.
Since then and during this pas, year ad-
Ing the following.
Reservoir No 2-work done on the
grounds surrounding the reservoir. pro-
tcctlng the slopes and banks OF the prop
erty, cost tS1O.E
Gate Wall and Power Housc-Bill OF s
l.. shocilier, stone mason, for account OF
" ork done cutting hole through the wall
q % 5n' 0u''''"s lot 'e"'''''''" purpose
Distribution system-6s feet OF 2-lnch
galv. iron pipe. added TO the steamboat
supply pipe extending the same out TO
the end Of the new Fisher dock cost {ll.12
/ Wa:rous trr hydrant set at the Han
thorn premises.
~ yect 6 Inch wrought iron pipe used
fCr branch pipe for said hydrant
Total cost 500
! G-lnch expansion joint put into the g.
inch main corner of 3ith and Commercial
streets as guard against slipping ground
2lo Zee, g-inch galv. iron pipe laid in
Harrison avenue west from the 9Th street
main. cost tt2 -
Sleeves pu, Into sundry street mains
found necessary on account OF sliding
ground, amounted 10 siS.i5
Making the total cost OF the Water
Works system this date. tZ1S .Sll.Sg
with these additonals We now lind our
water system comprising the following
Head works at hear creek" Conduit
pipe II l6-lpo miles long" i009i feet OF
which Is iS-inch wooden stave pipe
l6iS feet Of which Is l6 inch steel riveted
S.,ii feet of which Is II inch steel rlv-
ctcd pipe
Power and gate house situate at Reser-
Voir No, 2"
Reservoir mo. l." capacity 10000 gal.
Ions.
RESERVOIR mo q" capacity s.s5OoO gall
Tunnel through Cox Comb ridge 90 feet
long. lined with concrete
Distribution system consisting Of the
following:
so feet OF Is inch wooden stavc pipe In
tunnel.
bsl 8 feet Is inch cast iron mains.
l0St9 feet IA inch cast iron mains
@ilS feet l2 inch east iron mains.
5lM.3 feet 10 inch cast iron mains,
Sqi,3 feet inch east iron mains.
AJ1i6 feet 6 inch cast iron mains.
$40 feet I inch cast iron mains
tt5s feet y inch Kalamcin pipe mains,
eiSi feet inch Kalameln pipe mains,
e613 feet inch kalamrin pipe mains
$40 feet inch Kalamein pipe mains
2l99N feet 10 inch wrought iron mains,
s25i,2 feet inch wrought iron mains,
9109S feet inch wrought iron mains,
1910 feet I inch wrought iron mains
si0e feet inch galv iron pipe mains.
80 feet ~ inch galv. iron pipe mains.
6H feet inch gall iron pipe mains,
II inch hydraulic fire gate and fixtures.
10 inch hydraulic fire gate and fixtures.
81 Watrous fire hydrants
Telephone line TO head works via power
hOus-
Real estate property as follows
Property on which Reservoir No, is
situated
Property on which Reservoir No. > Is !
situated
Property nt Rear creek. % acres
Property at Cedar creek, 10 acres
Pieces nf property along the pipe line
within the city limits
Right OF way along pipe line from city
limits to head works
Right OF way and water rights from
head works down Rear creek to mouth |
OF creek.
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astoria Public Library

READING ROOM FREE TO ALA
Open every day from 8 oclOck to k:u
and $50 to $50 p. m.
Subscription rates s. per annum.
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g. W. Cor. Eleventh and Duane Street.
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PORTLAND
ARRIVE.


OVERLAND EN-
IitENN. fnf RalUm.
iloHvburs Ashland.
" uJ T. NJ Sacramento. ogden. - al \ NJ
Han Francisco. Mo
lave, los Angeles.
VI Ianu. New or
leans ana the Eant
SalA n Raseburs passenger 'in 4 NJ
Via Woudhutn. fuf
Dauy Mount Angel. 81. bally
except Vcrtnn MrHt Aclu. except
Sunday ntuNnylllv, Spring sunday
ncll and Nation.
n 81 4 NJ Corvallis passenger ~ a, "
$50 l. NJ Independence pass lh . NJ
'DAiy. Daily except sunday
Connecting at Han Francisco with prols
dental A Oriental. Pacific Mail, and
oceanic steamship lincs for
JAPAN. CHINA, AtNtRAlLlA AND
Low FARES. EVERY DAY
PORTLAND 10 SAN FRANC lSCu
30 SECOND class, 5000, Firut Class,
Including berth
Similar reductions to l.nn AnEcloh,
Fresno and other ulifurnla points.
UagEAgu checked tu dcntinannn.
H. kOEHi.EN. G. n MARKHAM,
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This hclng tho last quarterly report for
thu year 1881 We append herewith as re-
uuirri hy the Charter Inventories lprr.
Iurrd by Tho superintendent and clerk
showing tho properly ~ tho city pertain
ms 90 the water works plant. now under
control ~ tho Commission. as followH
tu.wlt.
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INVENTORY OF LOOSE PROPERTY OF
THE ASTORIA WATER COMMISSION.
Astoria, oregon, December Sist, 1897.
with approximate value;
| No 6JO cement testing machine
and It's appuriennuCes ... s l5S 81
Tent with fly Rtuchmcnt........, 10 10
Tent tl2xlO with fly attachment
poles aud pins ... .,...,.,..,, 10 50
| SlOlCy EtOve,,,....,.,.....,,.,.- 3 70
ll-tout skin . Is Nv
| 10 foot SKIN tfor reservoir No
use) ..,.... ..... ......... ID IS
2l.foot dipping tank sci IN nlr.
mace ut reservoir No yard ..., Isl Al
Shed over dipping tank ..... l8A N
Asphalt kettle ,,,,. ,,.,,,,.. ,..., 81 "
Gny. Iron buckets (fOr asphalt
work. "a $3.50 OF. ......, 80, 3 90
| Gav. iron dppcr tior asphalt
work .. .,....,,,.,,.., | 2
/ Asphalt skinner ......,.., O.
| l0inch stove pipe chow for as
phalt furnace kettle ........... 10"
u Pounds of cotton rope,",,,.,.. 20
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Leaving the net gain to bo.,....$ 5,SSS SS5i

500, 76 went into the Water Works plant.
5000 into the sinking fund,
SI, so to pay accrued interest on water
bonds purchased for sinking fund.
N'OSs,W ,W paid Pacific Paving Co., bal
ance due on their contract.
YOSl "a into the treasury.
$685. remaining uncollected from above
water rate earnings due from the city OF
Astoria and other special and meter rates
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ANiltNAN NaAOl hblN1 NaAoA 7
GOING EAST GOING EAST 7
II you arc. do not forget
ruRGE IMPORTANT POINTS
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
Flrs,-uo Via the st. Paul because tss
llurs TO that point will ntIord you tA'
very best service.
Second See that the coupon beyond
~ Paul reads VIA the Wisconsin Cen
tral because that line makes close con
nrcuons with all the trnnsoontlnentAl
lines entering the ,union Depo, there
and 10 service IL nrst. class In every
particular.
Third For information. call on ysut
nelghbor and fricnd-the nearest tioke,
Hgent-and ask for q ticket reading via
the Wisconsin Central lines. or address
JAS. c. POND.
OenerRl Passenger Agent,
Milwaukee. Wisconsin
oEo. &. BATTY.
General Agent,
Portland Oregon
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Interest paid on bonds q 900 %
superlntrndcnts salary Gb.o
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-07

INVENTORY or THE OFFICE FuRNl.
rURE on THE ASTORIA WATER
COMMISSION
Astoria, oregon, December n. 1897
MIIh unnrnNlmAtn NhlurA.
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DiRHURaEMENTs.

This shows a total Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
finanlIal
Union Pacific az Bonds.
Denver. Leadville and Cunnison.
finanfial.

To N. Holders Central Trust Companys c-rhca'es ~
Deposit for Union Pacific Railway Co |hHo Denver
1@advlle and GInnison Bonds:
Notice hereby giyen pursuant n the terms or tho
7ondhoiders Agreement Of FEBRUARY 1894 that gen
eral meeting ~ the holder. Of the Aforementioned Ger
,,ncass hss h..n called by the undereignet Committee
and will held the ONCE Of Edward W Sheldon No
s. Wall Street. Mex York Tuesday tire 18th day NJ
October 1895 eleYen o'clock A. ". for the following
purposes
-ssdne. rrder saH agreement; ~ determine. What
disposition Re- the railway snd property en-
hrscei in III. first ~ the Denver LesdYe ara
RAILWAY Company dated August l. 1889 In casa
said railway and property purchased by The Committee
AT approaching foreclosure sale ~ be had under SAID
mortgage and 6 take a-y other action that may %
determined upon at such meeting.
Dated October 4. 1ses.
HENRY BULGE
CHARLES A. PEA BODY. JR" I Committee
HENRY De COPPETT.
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Bid Asked.

STATE IsSUEs-Tennessee settlement IS.
81 900 sold a, 93iz $4,000 Virginia 6s deferred
receipts at IA end $1,000 Virginia funded debt
OBS az 7Sia
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market irregular AZ
small changes on a fairly we'll distributed vol
ur1e az business Total sales amounted in par
value 10 81. 400 900 against 81 $4,000 on Thurs
day The heaviest dealings were in the Atchi-
son issues. 81 Paul series A. Rock Island Is.
Erie general lien As. Kansas City. Pittsburg and
Gulf LIST receipts Louisville and Nashville uni
fed is Ontario and Western refundng Is. Nor
folk and Western consol Is, Northern Pacific
general lien 3s and prior As. Oregon Railroad
and Navigation IS. oregon Short line income
Ps Pittshurg and Western first As, Reading 4s,
s. Louis and Iron Mountain rs. Union Elevated
first 6s. Union Pacific Is. Union Pacific Denver
and Cur 1st receipts. Wabash dehenture Rs
Wisconsin Central 1st receipts. jersey Central
Is METROPOLITAN Street Railway IS. Kansas and
Texas first As New-York Central Lake Shore
3l5s. 81. Louis Southwestern Dds and Texas and
Pacific oTs
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late has been m. leader Consequently. when
showed decline of 1a.dii,d to-day the talent CON
Ndently and unanimously took the selling Flde
The english market for once proved poor guide.
Continental markets steady and the sea-
board said the Continent was doing large cash
business. The excitement increased BY ex-
asseratiou to the amount Of export business
really being done at the sesboard. One report pn'
the wheat business at 40 loads. about half ~
what was finally confirmed. 81 loads Rut even the
latter figure considered n large business IN
view OF the Ocean rates Buffalo reported that
100000 bushels OF wheat room had been taken for
Duluth at Sc bushel. Cash wheat sales her"
aggregated 10000 bushels. Seaboard clearsnces
were $1,000 bushels. Minneapolis gave its hour
sales 1900 barrels. New-york claimed that
American wheat &c hushcl under a parity
with Russia. There was et-up In tho West
ern movement. oOO bushels at primary points
compared with $4,000 bushels last year. II made
ro bushels at Western points In Ave- days
The Northwest had LIZA cars. against i07t yoar
ago Chicago. "a cars against 1ss. The trade was
small until about noon. Early the talent was
selling In the las. hour there was scramble by
shorts TO cover.
Corn made the best advance Of anything ON the
moor although Il had the same experience early
wheat. 1t broke sac TO 10 on large recripts
and a lower Liverpool II closed &c. TO &c. under
Thursday on export demand ut the seaboard and
on claims from Illinois Of recon, damage from
s2i2c and 33'1c. and closed Mt 33'.d53.c Liverpool
was "a. TO I'D. lower seabosrd clearances wer"
.oCo bushels. The export business ~ New-iorE
and outports was reported 81 loads. Receipts we're
rs cars with s55 for Saturday Samples. however.
I'D higher. The cash business from here
restricted by the advance i'm Lake rates Csc
to-day. There seems 10 he some increase In IN"
outside trade; Barrett was the bes, buyer to-day
Elevator people seemed to he getting changed
around somewhat to the bull side
oats followed the other grains weak with them
early AMI strong with them finally. There was
break IN the forenoon OF sc; the close was &c
over Thursday. The incident was the narrowing
up OF the December discount only s.c under May
The latter sold 25n25. and zsSsq23Asc. and
closed at 237sc.
Provisions closed strong; the shorts were "a anx-
ious 10 get out they were In grain. Pork and
lard closed Zoe over Thursday; ribs unchanged
to &C over THURSDAY. Liverpool bought a lot OF
lard. Provisions felt the corn advance Cold
weather queted the yellow fever scare. The pit
thought that Cudahy was coyeri< shorts to-day
On the curb puts December wheat closed at
e4ssIG4a.c: calls. 657sc. Puts May corn. s3'sc:
calls 33Sc
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The net earnings were equal to l4.Oo per cent
on the present capital stock OF S36UO.COO. and
go per cent on the new capital stock OF So4,-
OOOCNO The presidents report showed that
contracts for operating cars had been made
with the Union Pacific Railroad Oregon Short
Line. Atlantic Coast Line. oregon railroad and
Navigation Company. Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific St Louis and San Francisco. Burl'ng-
ton. Cedar Rapids and Northern. Colorado Mid
land Railway, Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railway and Mexican Central Railway Com
pany New contracts have been made with the
Bangor and Aroostook Railroad. the Atlanta
Knoxville and Northern Railway and the ST.
Joseph and Grand Island Railroad Company.
The balance sh, Get shows decrease In loans
from s., So7 900 last year to S1.I93OOo Assets
total S63. OS3. 104. Liabities-Capital stock Is
sued. $4,000 shares. par value 800 each. 1885,
100000: special dividend. payable August To-
1898. S7,2OOOOO; total SAC. 2OO.O0O surplus In
vested in assets 500 SOC Sal total liabilities. IN
Guiding other liabilities s63.Os31N.
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WALL STREET AND FVCHANGFS.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES Market dull and
s,Aa1, standard oil closed az 4l5d31 against
414aa13 on THURSDAY Last prices ~ other
nromin4rt issues ware: Erooklvn Elevated.
new stock. 24lod2s: preferred 5505s: BROOKLYN
city Railroad. 215i2 Standard Gas. common
121qI29 preferred. 142G1is; Mutual Gas ~
031o. New-Amsterdam Gas. common. 26a2''
preferred 64a65la Glucose. common 5oi2a6"'
preferred 10sl2@l09, Federal Steel. common
90, a29l9 preferred. I0A GIOl2
GOLD IMPORTS-TotaI imports Of gold ar
rived or arranged for from Europe since August
amount to sci $4,000. Additional engage
ments yesterday 100000: arrivals S114'oo'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO STILL IN CON
rRO1.-An officer OF the Baltimore and ONO
pourood Comnanv is quoted In THE Network
News Bureau" as saying that the Baltimore ana
Onto has not lost control Of the Pittsburg and
Western Railroad despite all reports 10 the
contrary -.
SEPTEMBER ANTHRACITE-The produc-
Ito, Of anthracite coal in September was 42'o'-
600 tons. an increase Of 100000 tons over sep
tenber. 1897.
SILVER EXPORTS.-EXports Of silver To-
dev 10000 ounces.
APPLICATION TO LisT.-Applicanon mas
nsen made 10 LET on the Stock Exchange WIS
consin Central Trust Company certificates Oh
deposit for Wisconsin Central common ana pre-
ferred stock.
GOLD IMPORTS-The Germanic. "nloh az
-,yad be-a on Thursday night, brought iN''""
&, gold consigned follows: Lazard fr''ss'
f,2 600. National City Bank. tl9Io; he'"e'
hpch Ickehcimer & Co. f14,,oo. La%h'n
E~Arss Yesterday announced the engagement %.
$500 oOo more gold Cor import The Ban" %
Montreal has within the last ten days iHS"'''A
81 900 gold from CaaA%A-
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THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. - (SpeciaD-Ths start In wheat
was q weak one: the volume OF trade promised
n he very small. The decline at Liverpool made
sv.ry one beerish The market here within an
hour showed a loss OF a cent from Thursday. By
noon however. New-Tork WAS reporting very large
oxnorr ,nEagemen,s. All the loss here was prompt
~ covered Wheat closed i&ttl4c over Thursday.
D,e lb.r opened at e@A0e+%c. sold between 81
nd m,.aa.c and closed At s6rc. Liverpool Of
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rate 3A03& per cent for short and long bills
Berlin discount rate. 81 per cent; Paris, per
cent. Berlin exchange on London. 70 marks ~
pfenninss Paris exchange en- London. % francs
81 confines.
EUROPEAN SECUHITIES.-British consols.
i0a 1-16 for money and 1O8tA for the account.
French ren;es. l01 francs 02Ii confines Span
ish per cents IN London. d2i..
TIE SILVER MARKET.--Dnr silver. 6'ic.
advanced 3sc. Mexican silver dollars. 46s.c'
Bar silver m London 27%d.. advanced 3-l0d
GOLD PRBMIUM.-In Madrid. $3.50 lisbon
40; Buenos Ayres 40 CO: Rome. 10s4a.
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The posted rates OF the leading drawers OF
foreign exchange follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Ncw-Orleans -
Commercial 81 % discount; bank bOc. premium
ariestOn-BuylrR &c. discount; selling, par.
San FrancscO-Sight. f7i1c; telegraph 2oc
c!acinret-Oyer The counter. SOC. premium; be
tween banks. J0c. premium. Boston-jc pre-
MUM ana par. Savannah-,Buy!ng l-16c dis
count. selling. zoe. per 81 600 premium Chi
cago-jc discount
BANK CLEARINCs.- New York Exchanges.
500 2fs. go: balances $0.OiS.23f. Chicaeo-EK-
changes 81. G41.2I0: balances S1520O1J. Bos-
ton-Exchang.s SIC 66i 100: balances. s1,4i2.-
l2s Baltimore Exchanges. So liz. 356: balances.
s547.5j5.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETs.-Call rate IN
London. 2xq3 per cent. Open market discount