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Every person entitled to the right of presumption to
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THO. H. BLAKE,
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MONEY MARKET.

ETiU0y, Juno LTD TsMs
The panic has almost subsidized, but still the market is
in very depressed state An improvement realized
to-day in of the stocks, while others fell off and
few closed at yesterdays prices Harlem declined per
cent; Mohawk l; Penn. SIS a Morris Canal 81 Stoning
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than for the period in 1913; while the imports in
ls45 500 less than for the corresponding Pc
Rod in Isl4.
VALUE OF MERCHANDISE IMPORTED DISTRICT or
New NohK IN THE MONTHS JANUARY FEBRUARY
MARCH, April Nav, 1873, ~, AND rs.