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A Pound STERLING. The par value of a
pound sterling is S4.44, but it is generally est-
mated at $3.50. A Philadelphia paper thus
explains the cause of the difference between
tho par and estimated value: When the rate Of
exchange on London is eight per cent. pre-
MUM, tho pound sterling is about $3.50. When
the rate Of exchange is ten per cent, the pound
sterling is then estimated at SI,8S. When the
rate Of exchange is but sjG per cent, the pounC
sterling is only about $40. The sterling j.
the addition OF the exchange to Si.41, which
is the pound in federal money.