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New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
Trust Companies.

GEESE Eastern white, 2OG21c do dark, l791sc;
nigga SGS !ssss % dsf g sdi: .'9s.' q.
game Which is s being sGpped with fro9en or for
sgn scarcely fresh killed domestic game has been
dozen 81 5Cas4 Is; do black and grass s. 5oass Is;
per PAIR nsi9 sss Is Pe RoG SGEs per p ssss SS PF
Pr Pa s5 sa gs 40 s ?ssbsad @ ds NR Do T 3
81 IS do teal bluewing. 75cGs TO- do greenwins, cog
2593Oc do saddles per o s5a3sc: RABBITS. eOttonah
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-1rish potatoes quiet
and easier Sweet potatoes steady Yeow onions lover
supply lower Eggpants DUH. Lettuce generally
sher and dull ai TfspsT fpPs STING Seans
lower under increased offerings from the South Peas
We quote: POTATOES. Maine per sack. 81 25qs2 25:
$50 n, 81 7JaS2 T. do pennsylvania in bulk per $50
per sac sasS 1 DO Rs TU9 aP PS per- oo bb 81 s3 do
per sack. 81 9Oq<2: SWEET POTATOES. Jersey, per
per Sbl. s2as2 IS Vegetabies-BRGssEi.s SPROUTS:
81 2S cARRoTs nearby, per 100 banches Si@s % Do
per 56 or bag sg$ gO CEERT per PEI dozen N, Sas a
81; do red siasi IS PS cucUMBERs shelter Island per
e9 @ 40 & &f Island naa4 9b9 peT S piT S as: 30 STATE
PsT 6usssi asdr basket S2S & '9 m FL one Cut s
81 5O do per crate. 75c do state bbl 81 25gs2;
Island. per 100. 6Ocasl IS; EGGPLANTs. Jersey per per
Dbl ISeg$1 DO per basket 40g6oc; do per oox Soss:
5ssRes ioogs Is satao SSeD a5s5oe: cSsr
i5 @ sSsas pee 90 bag as es .sad % ana % a gs
40QT5c; MUSHROOMS, hothouse 10 lO8l5c; ONIONS
Jersey. white. basket 75cqsl 25 do yellow I5e9Sd
do red. 75cdS1; do white pickle, basket s9S oO'
do Connecticut white. per bb 81 50gs4 DO state white
basket. s1GS1 80; do state and Western white per
crate S1G$1 25: do yellow, bag. 81 294Sl 62; DO
Orange County yellow, per bag. 81 2qS1 20; do red.
81 29asl so; oRA Jersey box sgs1 50: 90 Fl25ids
per basket. 81 o09S2 PUMPKINS per e5l I5ceS1 PEI
PEES, Jersey, large bbl. Sl9S@ DO per
small bb T5odS1: PEAS Southern per basket sl9Sl l5;
STRING BEANS, Virginia, green per basket IocSSl .;
do 5OcaSi so; do Baltimore. green per basket.
5O975c; SQUASH, marrow per bbl 7Scq$1: do white.
75cG$1 so; yellow T5cg$1 %: SPINACH.
per bbl 5oQ75c; TOMATOES. Jersey. per box 2sgsOc;
TURNIPS, Canada. rutabaga- bbl 81 2SQS1 81: do
Jersey Island. rutabaga $1Gs1 25; do white.
81 75aS2 Is; wATERCRES per 100 punches. 75cgS1 25
NUTS-Chestnuts declined 20 s12 per bush. We quote;
Cestnuts new per OF 90 70. S12; do new large.
cultivated, per bush. $6dSS.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 10. 1907
REEVES-Receipts $50 cars. 2T4T head In
Guiding I4i direct 70 the market. making with the
stale sale. 81 at Jersey City. No trading
SaIO@4c per 10 for choice native sides.
No cable adviees from London Liverpool. To
ters OF beef for the Swift Beef Company quarters
of Morris Beef Company and 750 quarters
for tho Cudahy Packing Company No shipment to-
CALvEs-Receipts were 2s4 head. OF which 10
consigned direct TO slaughtrers and 124 for the market
Veals slow 25c lower: In light supply
unchanged all sold: common to prime yea sold at
s5ase so per 100 ~ culIs at sI yearngs aIq gasssTs
country dressed 1a12hc. Sales-Georgs & L. s
DiIenbac: veals l57 70 average at So so per 100
ers. isls.at So: ysarlinE 800 n at g 50 @ San
'us'f SHEEP AND I4AMBs-Recepts wsrs s11i cars or
with the left yesterday p cars on sa!e-zi
Jersey city and at Sh street nS Snse2 % WGcS or IN
n; cis al ss lambs at So sOa$T 5o culis s4gso So
dressed mutton steady at 7aslo per 70: dressed lambs
salesTo6n 2s ohio Ianos % y y ga s2o
do 81 6o 24h state do 6S n at - 90 Il 49, 90;
10 egs M % = m ~ a. at So, s. so .a. az oso d ihs' lis E. R at
comssi?g q 20 Rgsal2 s,s p; eRSs ST n r at at
$50 do So 10 al 81: $50 do. SO n. at 81.
e. sSGs. a4i Ohio DO, "a 10 at $6 so
s Sanders; lambs 20 70. at 81 4o T2 do. 6s
at % Sg Sgili Jos II NJ no. at a 5. state ''s'' ioS
George & L s. Dlenback: 1os lambs. IS 70. at
state sheep i7o 10 s. 5O vermont do. IS n. at
s.; "a Gull sheep and lambs s. y: at s.
10. at 81; 10 state sheep. % n. 81 80.
signed direct - local saugh,ersrS Feeling noni!nay
Country dressed hogs steady at 93R10iac per 10.
sales {l9e yesterday-s51 = GO g. curtis If Son 50 state
az 81 l5 rough $50 fo az s6 70 do 265 10 at IS IS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
Paris MAY TAKE GOLD.
But Bank Of France Is Not off fering
Inducements to Secure 1t.

Farls' Oct. 10.-A high financial authority, who is
III Iouch with the Bank of France, referring this
evening to the reported possibility the shipment
VI eold from New York 10 Paris said that the
oailh was not offering inducements at present for
'he expectation of gold from America, either by
advances or the payment OF interest while IN tran
slr On the other hand houses which usually
prominent in the importation OF gold from the
United States recognized that the of exchange
Is approaching the import point and that the Bank
OF France, which traditionally is a believer in
heaVy reserve. may at any moment step in and
iacllltate imports This is especially true because,
Notwithstanding the heavy reductions shown by
to-days bank statement. both IN circulation and
discounts. these two items still abnormaly
high standing respectively at 1915 100000 and s2l6-
100000.
One authority said that at the present rate OF
exchange gold importations from New York TO
Paris would be Improbable, should the Bank
of France engage In them. 1t was pointed out
that the rate of exchange to-day is 5l6 francs %
centimes per 500. while the import point is below
5l6 francs centimes. Therefore. it was added.
any transaction without the aid OF the Bank of
France would be impossible. because it would be
Improbable.
Notwithstanding the above statements the corre-
spondent was informed that a prominent interna-
tonal house at New York is taking $4,000 in gold
for export tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
STOCK PRICES LOWER.
More NefC Loo Prices for Year
Before Rec0Uery.

The smash in the prices OF securities that began
On wednesday continued for time after the
ooenng Of the stock market yesterday, and new
low prices for the year were made in several i'm
portant stocks before recovery set in, which OBJ
tained until the close prices in many cases ending
near the best figures OF the day. There was a
lessenlug Of the liquidation for Holland account
which was 20 pronounced the day before, but A
further decline in the quotations of copper on the
Metal Exchange and break in the price Of bar
silver helped the bears further TO depress prices
.r the opening hours of the trading.
Among the stocks which made new low records
FOR the year yesterday General Electric
which fell 81 points to 1874 United States Steel
common and preferred; Atlantic Coast Line, which
dropped TO M after opening at IS: Louisville e
Nashville. which touched 1875 after opening 27s
points higher; American Locomotive common
which fell IL points below Wednesdays low record
and American Car and Foundry. which dropped to
sss from S9s4.
as follows: American Car and Foundry. 55s points;
American Locomotive preferred. 5S., and the COM
mon. IA; Atlantic Coast Line. 5ta; Central Rail-
road of New Jersey. 4; Consolidated Cas- AZ; Cen
eral Electric, S3.; Louisville & Nashville, .; Ma
tonal Biscuit 8: Pressed Steel Car preferred, Q
and the common, 1S4; New York Central, Il; Mis-
souri, Pacific 3; American Tobacco, preferred, 23
United States Steel preferred, X. and the COM
mon
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Oct lO-Wheat prices on the local ex
change touched new high record marks to-day
when the Nav delivery sold up to 81 l1I5 and the
December option 10 81 O5Ss. Cold weather in Ar
eentina was the chief for the fresh advance
in prices At the close the December option showed
a net gain for the day OF 1c. Corn was up Ssc to
12iSc to SOC higher.
The wheat market opened strong on an active
demand by commission houses and shorts. The ur-
gent buying was based mainly on sharp advances
at all OF the leading grain centres Of Europe the
rise at Liverpool being than Id per bushel
Predictions OF frosts in Argentina, where the wheat
plant is now in the first stages OF it's growth,
formed the basis OF the strength in foreign mar
kets The local market also bullishly affected
by decrease of nearly 10000 bushels in stocks
OF wheat at Minneapolis for the last hte days and
also by continued active demand for flour here
and in the Northwest. The market exhibited de-
cided strength the greater part OF the day. but lost
count OF heavy realizing sales. The close
strong. December opened sac to 1i.c higher at
81 O4% to 81 O5 sold at 81 O5Ss and closed at 81 o.
May sold between 81 101- and 81 11Is and closed at
to 2eS 900 bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels, compared with $4,000 bushels the corre-
Chicago reported receipts of 6i6 cars. against 7S9
last week and $50 cars a year ago
The corn market was strong throughout the en-
tire day. Higher prices at Liverpool, the advance
In wheat small local receipts and reports that the
Yields in Iowa will be smaller than anticipated,
the chief factors contributing TO the rmness.
Demand general and selling was largely by
holders. The market closed strong. December
opened N@Ikc to TsGI1c higher at 6lQ6zc, sold I'D
6Issc and closed at 81. Local receipts were 81
cars, with Is of contract grade.
Oats strong the early part OF the session,
but eased OF toward the close on profit taking.
The frmness at the start mainly the result OF
the strength of wheat and corn. December opened
AQIAc higher at 55isq552sc, sold between 54zs and
55lac. and closed at 547sc. Local receipts 172
cars
There was an active demand for proytsons espo-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
BANKING INSTITUTE MEETING.
Robert B. ARMSTRONG Talks On Present Fl
nancial Conditions.

The first meeting of the season Of the New York
chapter IF the American Institute of Banking was
held last night at the New York University Build
ing. No. 80 Waverley Place. Robert B. Armstrong.
president OF the Philadelphia Casualty Company
and ex-Assstant Secretary Of the Treasury, and
William Z. Knox. secretary of the Bowery Saw
ings Bank. the speakers.
Mr. Armstrong talked about present financial
conditions and said he was looking for improve
ment In the future. He paid a compliment
70 Z. H. Hartman when he said that the much
he-damned Hartman had done great deal TO
build TIP the State Of oregon along the Oregon
Short Line
Mr. Knox urged the bank clerks present TO steer
clear Of the bookkeeping methods and high finance
brought TO light in the present traction investiga
ton. He said that if banks carried expenses as
assets the way the Metropolitan Securities Com
pany did the country would soon TO the dogs
lie urged the keeping OF clean and clear records
OF all transactions, records which would stand the
hgit az any future date. He said he did not be-
NeVe III state or federal control of railroad rates
and tariffs. but thought thst great corporations
should be forced 10 file reports with the state or
national government, just banks did.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
MORE RIO DE JANEIRo CONCESSIONS
Canadian-American Transportation and
Lighting Enterprise Secures New Privileges.

Rio de Janeiro. Oct. 1o.-The Canadian-American
enterprise which will control the transportation and
lighting OF Rio de Janeiro obtained to-day several
important and valuable notifications 10 its con-
cessions. The Municipal Council authorized the
unihcation of three streetcar companies owned by
the foreign capitalists. which together comprise
not less than threefourths of the entire passenger
service of the city. The concessions extended
until 1870 The transformation from the present
system TO electrical traction viii begin shortly.
The new company has nearly completed a 10000
horsepower hydro electric plant fifty miles from Rio
de Jzneiro. which Will supply all the energy used
in the city for light and power. For these pur-
poses the company had monopoly good until 1915.
AMI its concession will continue until 1890. The
company controls, also. the gaslighting service
with a monopoly OF all gaslighting to run until
is5 II also controls the telephone service. which
Is considered most important
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

COTTON-The cotton market weak and unsettled
to-day. with the close barely q decline
Of 24a2s points Sales Tor the day estimated a,
of $40 points In response TO cables and during
session tho loss increased somewhat local sell
ing and liquidation but aggressive offerings seemed 10
checked by the hllsn OF private
cables from Liverpool predicting higher market as a
result Of large short interest January February
good trade demand and the hrmness OF holders
hut local sentiment was tsarsh owing 20 the failure OF
tho weather 10 show temperatures enough
% damage the although light
in the Western belt and after midday tho market
very weak under aggressive Wall pres
ana New Oreans selling. Rumors clrcula ns
that southern spot markets IN tho
and there also reports stating that
drygoofs johbers were showing disposition cancel
forward orders Tor cotton goods The at
practically the lowest figures Of tho
\ private wire from Houston said
tight and that markets easier. pre-
dicted that the interior would loose
There somewhat similar reports circulating
from other sections of the belt but could bA
learned they contained nothing definite
feeling that they might have been sent out for
market purposes Liverrol spot sales reported
1900 bales at decline OF points. II reported
that thcre Southern seliLs here during
day, but trading rule local.
The range OF contract prices IN the local market
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York October TO- 1907
COFFEE-The coffee market to-day
with the close steady a decline ga 10 points
Sales we're reported of 1880 bags The opening
steady at unchanged a decline of points
which about the showing of the French
market the hour OF the local opening when cables
were unchanged to u franc lower. There some
European selling here. and later cables from Havre
We're lower, with the close abroad showing net loss
Of u y franc This the further declines after
the opening the although
that Havre is stlI parity local market
Brazilian news showed fresh features. Both the
primary markets were lower Rio declining % and
santos 80 Teis while the rate Of exchange remained
unchanged at 15+d. These declines We're hardly
enough to be considered significant, and the
at the Brazilian points continued light for the
Of year with the ports reporting $4,000 bags
against $4,000 last and IS 900 years
Juudahy receipts reported by the days cables
$4,000 bags against $4,000 last year ana $4,000
two years Mail advces from san Francisco con-
firm the claims made by coffee distributors here
that stocks generally light and IL is said that tho
of Francisco importers have been reduced
TO 40 600 bags The market for coffee quiet.
with quotations tho basis Of 61.c for Rio No. .
The Of prices local market to day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE FAILURE.
That of W. R. Bogert the First Since the
Removal to the New Quarters.

The suspension Of Il. r. Bogert was announced
or the floor Of the Consolidated Stock Exchange
yesterday. Mr.. Bogert. who Is in the commission
business at No 4 New street. has been a member
OF the little board since 1899 He also a
member Of the board OF governors and was popu-
lar on the exchange. and the news of his sus-
pension was received with regret by the other
members. II was said TO have been caused by the
failure OF customers 10 respond calls for mar
gins in the falling market OF the last few days.
Mr. Bogert said he unable at present to
make any statement to his liabilities, but that
he did not think they would be large. Snd he hoped
TO adjust his affairs satisfactorily and resume
business within a few days.
The suspension the first that has occurred
the Consolidated Exchange since It moved into
its building. at Beaver and Broad streets, and
is also the first since last March. when there was
a small failure following the market furry.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEeRApH

Chicago. oct 1o.--cAT'rI.E-ReceIpts estimated a,
about 5000 head: market steady; S5 25RS7
cows So SO$J hefers S3QS5 IS; bulls So 6Oas5 calves
sass so; stockers and feeders, s. 4OgS5 HOGS-Re-
heavy shipping 50 1886 So light butchers S. Is
aS7; light mixed SO S0qS6 10 choice light. Sc 15dS7;
packing 50 75gs6 pigs S5Q$6 4o bulk OF sales 500
So 81. SHEEP-Receipts esttnSated head
market stsad sheep Ss 5ogS6 70. lambs SIS 1881 4O
Cincinnati. oct. 1OHoGs active: butchers and ship
pers 81; common s. COOS CO. CATTLE steady; fair to
good shippers 81 e0dS5 T5 common S2d$S SHEEP
steady at So 25GS5. LAMBS easy S4TST 80.
East Buffalo. Oct 0.-CATTLE-Receipts I2S head:
market fairly active and steady prime steers so
NEALS-Receipts. 125 head market duh 26c lower
at S5aSo HoGS-Receipts. 5000 head: market fairly
~ tdS = t1lSed % -9to
SIS 5OGS6 80; dsries. So 5OasT rs SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts 1000 head: market slow: sheep steady;
zoe lower at S5QS76 IS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

ina: futures quiet; December, s. Tf5d; March, ss
American IS totd: futures strong October. 1OIsd
January IS Sitd. PEAS-Causdian white arm. IS 4d
FI.OCR--Winter strong HOPS in
London PacIAc Coastl firm &c 5sGf3 los BEEF
Western quiet 7ss % HAMs-Short cut. - 70 16 70.
firm BACON-Cumherlaud cut. 20 o so n firm
ass Cd short rib 10 to 20 10. strong 5ss long
middles light. S 20 S+ n strong. ass 3D. long clear
middies heavv 30 70 40 N. SIS clear
backs. N. Arm 49s: bellies to rs 10
steady, 54s HOCIDERS-Square, II 1T y,
ais 6d. LARD-Prime Western in tierces. firm. ass:
American refined in pals. firm. AIS CHEESE-Cana-
dian finest white. new strong, Sis: Canadian finest
cnIn new. 6's 80 TATIOw-Prir1A cItv
dull 29s Cd. TURPENTINE-Spirts. steady. %
ROSIN-CommOn steady. los 6d. PETROIEI7N-Rs-
nned, firm Ti4d IINSEED OF. hrnl, eos Sd
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The New York once Partition Company dealer
in partitions and office fixtures at Nos 4c4 and &08
Bleecker street. assigned for the benefit OF cred
itors yesterday 20 Charles ". Gould. The orcers
are Kelsey B. Gould. vce-president and George
w. Brandt. secretary. The company was tncorpo-
rated In 1896 with capital stock OF 10000.
Colazzi's Table dHote Company, a New York
corporation. restaurant, etc. address not given.
assigned yesterday for the benefit OF creditors to
Charles II. Topping. of No. IS William street The
company was Incorporated in 1905 with a capital
stock Of $4,000. The officers are Dominck Colaizzl
president. and Carlo Coinetti. secretary. Roy NJ.
Hardy. of No 10 William street. is the attorney for
the assignee
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was fled
yesterday in the United States District Court
against Goldberg. Margolyes & Magenheim. of No.
S62 Canal street, by creditors with claims fol-
lows: Isidor Hammar & Sons, $50: Blumenthal &
of assets preferences. assignment OF accounts and
admission of insolvency alleged. Henry Tall
madge was appointsd receiver with a bond OF 81 0oo
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was fled
against Sussmann & Mann OF No. 12i Greene street.
by the creditors; James NordenschiId Nl5; Ster-
ling Hutton Company. SO2 and the Lion Manufact-
Uring Company. 1927. Transfer OF assets Is alleged
Walter A Hirsch was appointed receiver. with a
bond or $500.
Frederick C. Calhoun. No 17s Madison avenue.
fled~a voluntary petition In bankruptcy. showing
debts Of sSS75 and assets OF 500 The principal
creditors are Paul Ramey. s5oo; Charles W. Gates.
a.1S0 j. L. McGinnis $780, all for borrowed money,
Knickerbocker- Trust Company overdraft Ss;
George T. Willis. for training horses $500; SoIern
& Schrader, underwear and hose. $500: A B. Hud-
son. borrowed money. 500; Thomas Young flowers.
500; French Hand Laundry, $50; Charles o.
Wright, borrowed money and services. Ssoo and
Martin Scheiner. borrowed money. $50.
Charles b. Squire No. 81 West 57th street filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. showing debts OF
SsS4s and assets OF s. 465- The principal creditors
are the First National Bank OF Jamestown. n. ".
$lS.oo; American Exchange National Bank, Cleve-
land. $4,000; A NJ Block. New York City, S. oa0.
The assets consist OF claim In litigation In Chi
cago valued at N.2o and a claim In New York
City for N6o
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
PHASE OF BAY STATE GAS CONTEST.

Boston. Oct 10-Another phase in the long drawn
out contest the Bay State Gas Company came
before Master Brown to-day. when attorneys for
several of the litigants made arguments over the
distribution of $4,000 income bonds
Nathan Matthews the principal speaker. ar
guing that the terms the contract OF the income
bond such Income. bond and interest,"" a
misuse of language and that the instrument was
not at all in tho modern sense but should have
been named preferred stock, as its character and
lien the earnings were Identical with such. He
asserts that there particular property speci-
fed to secure the instrument and that no separate
accounts were kept.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
BAR sILvER's SHARP DECLINE.
Surplus Ascribed to Industrial Contraction
in India

IN London yesterday. In London the price fell
sharply to S7-led ounce which was I'D below
the preceding days quotation and the lowest since
March i3. 1895, when II 70 3-16d. In New York
the price Of the metal IL cents lower than
or the preceding day. being 635s cents.
The decline ascribed by bankers to the
drouth in India. which has seriously damaged the
crops the result being a contraction in all lines
Of industry there. The consequence OF this con-
traction. the bankers pointed out. that. in
stead of supporting the silver market by continued
purchases Of silver had been its custom India
found that II had a surplus of the metal hand
and had turned seller, thus causing the supply to
far exceed the demand.
The extent Of the decline can be seen by a com .
parfson OF yesterdays price with that OF August 2.
when bar silver quoted at 81 3-1ed. 6s5s
cents.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

II is still uncertain whether or not gold will be
exported to Paris in the future. but the best
opinion is against the probability OF such move
ment. The Bank of France foreign banking
house advised yesterday by cable had rescind-
ed its OFFER said to have been made the previous
day. 10 allow interest in transit on shipments OF
the metal. Another foreign banker said that the
French banks offer of several months ago had
never been withdrawn
Even without tho special inducement. It was
added, foreign exchange rates were very close to
the level at which gold could be sent TO France at
profit that level being only 3-32 Il cent above
the final rate OF the day. But Offering heavy
volume OF cotton bills, which not yet coming
forward as extensively ordinarily this season.
II 1t should come upon the market to-day Il was
said. would materially diminish the prospect Of a
gold export movement There rather large
offerings OF bills yesterday probably in anticipa-
ton OF the expected large shipments OF cotton to
Europe.
One Of the principal causes for the recent ad-
vance in exchange has been the necessity Of set
Ting for maturing New York City revenue bonds
held abroad, and largely IN Paris. Another CAUSE
has been the recent heavy selling of American Sc
curtes held in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
> FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. oct. 1O.-The weekly return of the Bank
of England shows the following changes: Total
reserve decreased $4,000, circulation decreased
1855 OOo bullion decreased fS55O00, other securities
decreased fl $500 other deposits Increased fl 49,
600 public deposits decreased f,978000 and govern
ment securities increased fl500,000 The proportion
of the Banks to liabilities is now 1850 Der
cent against $3.50 per cent last week and com
pares with decline from 3S1z per cent TO 351s per
cent in this week last year. The rate OF discount
is unchanged al AZ per cent.
Paris. Oct. i0.-The weekly return of the Bank OF
France shows the following changes Gold on hand
decreased 100000 francs. silver on hand decreased
q, zoo 600 francs.