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Rio FIGURING. Mills,
Far Sale car Lease


yLTE have Determined 10 retire FROM business,
w therefore, wish 20 sell Tor lease for term VI
years our naiil known the RIO Ails Aarfres.
eoEei, Tenn Ne viii not attempt To give aeserip-
tlou Mil Ia this advertisement presume
any xlsaisg bay or lease ~ouhi desire ~ see
the Mills themselves fe Nil haliding u 10 brick
80 by 5Ofset X stories high, covered ~tth tin The
oiler-noase 81 bs.ck, 30 by 10 tuet, covered With
tin. The t0t ~hcn sid nil - situated contains
about acres st grcand With two Cooper eis,is.
Also, goot dwelling house, Niih six roouss and .
passage. and good 0at houses. SAID lot il vel
adase "a raising or t4tensng hgs any 10, IA the
SSAte, having humber ss1ade trees "a Il, sed .
never fAEiag stream water running through Il. A
TaiiFoad running nall deor s0o leet Lrack,
same ga-ge the Nashg lie and clssia-
nooga haiiraad. And CONTRACT With tbs Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad receive and deliver all
Irxlghl goins 70 EEoua the mai, al The nl; taas
ssvlag eaIre exkense ~ aEas ug- live Taa of
feet baFrs, everything N priest fnsRiag eEaer
These lsis have and sssees great
advantages, ~ sI1astisss &c., Iiak. sAaa any
other ullll m the lnItszE states.
We oder the xhole, above described soF 80, ,oeo
sIe Ooo down IN e.sh ges,d cash 1oirs, the bal.
cue, I've aad three Seafs.
The pfoAts Il the taEi riglty attended 10. vii
tsan sest al ts sy ments. lsxcept, q e0afs1
Ine nFst.j for xbat have rua lsss mil shs
seasoa viii ay tbs rates u - per fcF
Anaaai 40 three eaesgelic saen e0sst make
~iti. lisess ss, tNe tlEse toFtaa ., shile thes
Thsse s4ships ~ bay trass vii phrase apy ina
meliateiy, as We wish q uisruss "a theta, vns
way tsas othes, By the Hfsl II Jaasafs nexs- We
Ne have charter sf0n u Issislalars q Slste
incorporating the nis, lIic purchaser eaa uze
Esss ~ he TANKS oest efess
Hu u<GiNs 4 RANSOM.
sssis-gss2n Aafsssssssrs, Isnn-
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Mfoifal.
r. r. r.

HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the Of Rad:
IL ways r. r. Remedies. There none 50 sick
or diseased, so weak, feeble, crippled with pain
nfirmities but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resolyent, Regulators, the nature of the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
y cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Radway s Renoyating Resovent; Radway Regulators;
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative pow
diseases. Yet there other diseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used If there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body 10
tain their action the patient viii live and be restored
TO health
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CONSTITUTIONAL diseases

Many diseases that afiict humanity inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sckly
Scrofula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common OF constitutional diseases Now,
not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
may have been established in the system,
ruptEg the blood-R0daodys ROudtisg HeSOludRt Will
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every par
Gle Of diseased deposits, and ILL the veins with
pure and healthy blood
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03

rINHE partnership heretofore existing between the
i undeIslgned, aHdeT the nrm name ei IL b. MOB
a ths cay dissolyed by mutual coascnt H. b. Aorras
having sSld hls interest 10 Hugh AcCrea Either part
nsr Is agtnorized tie name u tue ARM IN lqd
,n,l.sn d B MORRIS,
N Htsifs.k HARRIS.
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ChfIdrenss Diseases,

RddtUdy's RenOudiRo ResoludTt should be hailed
blessing by mother throughout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
breakings out (tlus early) evidence of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses ofthe
RenOcdtig ReSOlUeHt viii eradicate every vesuge the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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Claib0rne's Machine Works,
Removal.

TTNHE subscriber akcs this method Of informing his
i old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware store from the
Old stand Market street. 10 No 53 IN the large orck
building lately erected south side OF Broad ST.
where he Keeps constantly hand and makes TO or
der the various articles embraced in his line OF busl-
ness He invites especial attention to his large assort
ment of CASTINGS, ,HOII.OW-WARE, BRASS, &c. such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Plow Mods,
Straw Cutters, COrn-SheeTs, Corn-Crushers, Mil
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle sticks,
and almost endless variety of other articles.
Jan 29-tf ANDREW ANDERSON.
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A LII persons indebted 10 the estate OF SARAH =
n EwING, are requested u come forward and make
pay ncnt, aad tos~ 20 WHOM the estate - mdebtca
hereby requested 10 present theg CLAIMS for SCH
tlement or they will be fOroyer barred
ABsiAN L. DEAUtSS, Ex'r-,
sept2O-u sarah ~ Esing.
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Every Coantry Merchant
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment-
Iht bflsI lINIAtNI II TIE WUkID-
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by n
Leans Volcanic Oil Linlment

Another Remarkable Cure Performed by II
Leans Volcanic Oil Linlment
READ FOR NOgHSELyESu
Thomas Ford, = blacksmith, living C.ks aysA
on Tenth street, bad horrible running soEs
foot lie tried various Lini1nents, SAlVcs, kc.,
could do Il no good. lie dcsp4srcd Of ever being zs
work AZ Die trade again, because he could not
any weight on his loot; and by one bOite Of Mclean
Volcanic Lnimeni. be u nov perfectly cured
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, truisek. Sprain
: lnhess IN she Joints or Muscles, Throsi sws
ings, kar-ache or fOoth-achs, Wounds, Fresh Gus
S0ses, Barns, scads, Pains, &C, yield 70 ths magic
ialncnee of tLis wonderful Lnifnent
for Eorses and Cattle u u inf4llible remedy
ChAics, talls, scret-hes, Cracked Heels, LAmeas
SPAWN, s~eeny, Splint, fistdlA, Broises, swsllin
wOGnas, llAftie snlks btes and various otheF disc
which animals liable " from inJurlss acct.
tientk.
Every County Merchant should obtain supply
Mcl1san's Noicanic Oh iAninasnl- Il selis r.pldIy
cause it always cure2-
A liberal discount wfll be made % merchants
buy a. ssll -eain-
sa- for sale oy J. H MCLEAN, Proprietor, ecrz
OF ThiFd and Fins streets, - Louis. Missouri also
sale - above splS-ctwawly
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nem-Dork.

From vIScHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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DR. n MO - ~ - N
Corner Of Main and Quay streets, Buffalo, Nele York
A RE the only Physicians in the state who are mem
N bers Of the Royal College 81 Surgeons, London
May be consulted from O'Clock in the morning, un
I'll at night "a every state and symptom OF Disease
The treatment they adopt the result OF upwards o
so years extensive and successful practice IN Europ
and America
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument tor The cure OF genital Debility, OF
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as Seminal
Weakness Sc., be permanently cured In from hf
teen 20 twenty days, by the OF thus instrument
when used conleintly with medicines
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DR. AMOS q son take pleasure in announcing tha
they have invented most important instrument for
the cure the above diseases. IL has been subjected
20 test of the most eminent physicians In London
Paris, Philadelphia and New York; IL has been declar
the only useful instrument ever yet invented for
the cure OF seminal Weakness any disease of the
genital organs caused by the habits OF youth
DR. AMOS q son IN order to satisfy the most
skepIical the merits OF their instrument pledge
themselves that IN any Instance where may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial the money will be re.
funded by returning the instrument In good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument viii
observe tha the price, with the accompanying drec.
tons securely packed and sent by mail or express
ten dollars
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS d son have for long series OF year
been engaged In an extensive practice 10 the
Of these delicate complaints and are the only legal
qualified Ply sicians vino now advertise certai
complaints, or from whom genuine European remedie
can be obtained.
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of thel
cases, with = remittance for Medicines kc. which vi
be returned with the utmost dspash, and from
observation.
streets, Buffalo, New York.
marla-dAwiy
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p. DTNER SHIP

EIANt>G purchased the iatsrest u 4E. A. B. Nor
Ii Tia Ia the business ct ii. h. Morris 60, hase
dis aay associated With NJ, W. hoopes Harris,
~l "a ttse Ureesrs aid soisilssissi bus
mess a. tbs Oid stand. HOoh MOCHA.
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A CA II ID .

IN retiring from The hasaes4 scslre - tender my
Il thsAaa u Ily asuaefe1s palrons aed Ifseaes tsg
lOng AID liberal iAsroaAse, aud would recosa
sssats sns sareessofs, Aessfs ltIon dcCaaA A. Co
Il d. AOtlIsfS.
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Musif, piauOs, 81.

M q - &c.
~ F. THURSTON will resume his les .slax
". sons VOcaiizauon and nn the Piano g
Forte, Monday next, sept. 9th. a6gkLs
Orders may be left at his room at the Sc "sf3As
Aanee Hotel septo-u
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Tfe stamp srsand ezrh pa wllI sss The narses
Q he FFcsFrtnr ana - the Uhaed nsAies agents
DFugxlszs and Deaisrs wIn ob<ests On each aozrs
packzse the foiioNirg ABEL.
lxresrssr CAruuNl-fhs Increased rsputstioa
srekt demand fof fbpFns Conpootd Exuaca q copai
b aa6 Sers4Ear nafr bsen inuSrnaents fur otllefs
10 asE iiatsfus q tins xalazbie ulrdine. ScndeFs
are ssteLlafy g4Tned ef ths tact that they nlsy bs
thsH guard, aad nol dHI<se of any mpszre aftEis
salce1z1d lnj4fe theE reputalisn and eeEzroy n
serrzs of he oFtEnzi prepsr<sea, - eex4se shlck
ths saozcFiDsf (s1cfezsor . %snas 1arr.as ~ s&oE
nrst lntroacc-d intD Tie tai1ed el<ss<l i.x
lzehed h< ssEaelnrs - tAs e1utiua, ee<aicFfei
shrA u fosEery. lnEx A. I4sslxs.
AaaF~<s eras fss Ne shess Assieie .lA ful dares
stona fer khTs1 enl 10
5lasS a rARRkSf %, ITo<xks.
Se rs. ersezw.eA scs<ass. .nsFsea - N .
D. s-<y
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Negroes for Sale
Notice.

lIJE have good House Carpenter, and first rate
w Cook Woman Cheap ler Cash.
jy2l-u IL. III. HAYNES A. 90
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PmIADE1rHIA, october %, ls4s.

Testimony Of Nr. Edward II. R0wIey, OF the nrm Of
Rowley, Ashburner Co. IL North Nharves 10
proof of the efficacy Of Wnhsms's Anti-Iyspepiie
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KKsHsGros, sept u, 1850
ocrOEx. 10, lssq
On. JAMES WILLIAMS

Tear Slr;-Haying suffered FOR a long time fress
Dyspepsia so severely that completely prostrat
ed and having tried every means for relief without
success. was advised 10 use your "Auti-Dyspelis
Elixir" II affords me much pleasure to inform YOU
that AN entirely cured by It's use and cordiay re-
commend II 10 all persons suffering under Dyspepsia,
Very respectfully, &c,
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ST. fouls.

Jxo. p. CALLAHAN, II. HAYDEN, FERD- A. HAssELMAS,
Late tcith Hosiseadn d .Smith
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Dear SRI take pleasure in recommending your
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir, for the cure OF Dyspepsia I
have taken il my Sell for the disease and have been
entirely cured
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New UnivsrssIIst Church.

meeting OF those favorable 10 tho establishment OF
new un7crssTsl church up town held las. evening
in Or. chapa's church, Brosdway. There Do,
srnall attendance.
Thomas Crane, Esq presided, and Mr. BsDjs1n S
Rogue appointed secretary.
Dr. SawYm stated The osj &C. OF the meeting Tho 10
caos Of the churches were not 20 .avo able
formerly. Orchard street church, which well n
Gated formerly rot 10 sres, number of .ae
members Of that church nov resided up loxn, above
T~epty fourth street, ard they had church near
Alter some further remarks,
~. CHAFIS addressed The meeting on the subject II
"a merely society hut n)vemen, for III
COCO OF the Uniytslit church abso i,ssy
needed up town, and be considered efsr saor1 be
made by the members Of the CHURCH iaz above
tenth street 70 provife ons Amer some further
tors he stated he hsd letter from
other day stating that he mad church psls near
FIN shch they could have Tor $50 90, hosra
trus BE merely mentioned II, a. he did not iaterlers
IN such matixrp
A gentleman suggested that committee OF I've shouts
be appointed ana what could be done, aod Al a
meelug should be called when tho weather was lt,le
cooler, and bear the report The suggestion submit,
ted In the form Of resolution, which Or. Cnspn 50
copded.
Several gentlemen presen, conceded In tho ve~s ex.
pressed, aud asreed ttht IN. ufv, rsa.s residing I'd
town required church situated somewhere above -Four
tenth street.
The Cbsrmsn nomiDslea tie following gentlemen az
uort At meeting be called in NO fall: Geo Plat
Esq William Wilson. Hq., ". Miles, Esl, william
Tucker, ESQ ard A. l. s'arkey, ESQ
The meeting then s5ins rned.
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The anniversary Of The Eaeleian socssy u the Nov
York University held last evening In the chapel Of
the University, where, In spite Of the scorcbng heat,
large audience assembled The exercises we're opened
with prayer and followed by music from a, excellent
brass band which In attendance.
Rev IT, g. ChRPrsrxR, Of Brooklyn, the orator Of the
evening, was then introduced and proceeded 70 deliver
his address. He csmmenced with pleasing alusion 10
the motto OF the society which he translated ic the IN Ter
graduates 10 mean "slvays accepting" and for thss
advanced, " no the best you can" Hs theme he
said would be the consideration Of OF the conditions
which 20 the mind ~ man 10 work 10 sdvso;.ge Mind
le he defined TO he perfect concord vito all sen,s
and perfect concord with all law. lis u2here wa5 /,
know rs rover, s work and Iva place. EEpsusgas upoa
The necessity OF mind tno~ng ~ power he dsyc;ei
and Tie seh ois,rnsting OF the weak mind. illus
us,ips by history tHe eras o. the triumph Of m,ni
On The second posn tbst The mind shoulf ~ so.k
he took occasion TO dsecl the old fashion s.rs5is pod
methods Of making for specsl purp ees Ike mskag
soldsFs out Of The Heterogeneous sieras the country
militia. Pc took the University Illustration OF ths
progress q the age n that allowed men 70 10 just ia
for which uey believed they had the possr,
and abandoned the collegiate pitn OF efuc,tinv a
man Ike machine through cWtAn specified
coufee. 10 heels that action vss more thar va
Ton, end bs' seecislsm should DO predurlira0G
There VS. proper and ve recognized difference Law
yere. Some civil and others only criminal IA.gh.
lher there were the potosssrs and tae s3y .,ers
he rgldy considered educating the mind for action 10
life lie who the etnese Of things about him obtained
an idea Of the fitness OF bnss above him. and the
might yet come when throughout the world these true
idtas o. crder and beauty should prevail among mon
on he third rointtfs The mind she ud its place
80 tetseen msurDcu and maerisan and true ''nnind
s hd pictured for TIE human race Clio ring future in
tls IeeTns = bore.
" PlW aEJAns neI; delivered pOsr On "Trus Ia
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Total. .i2s74,i2a 10 2os,s 7,s4ss44 Is ,ss2, ss5

Tosl.. .l2,s74l23 lo,2Oss97 7e4a s44 IL, 49,. 1856
The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that he will
receive proposals until The 9th o! August for ten millions
the stock Of the United States to five per cent in
terest and will be rembursabe In fifteen yeSrs The
notice that the bids must be- in all cases unoond
tona No bid for any fra,ton OF one thousand dollars
will be recoenized. The time given admits of foreign
capitalists competing fer The loan. The successful
viii be required to deposit the principal and pre-
MUM OF their bids before the LIST OF September
The following dividends have been declared
The Bank OF the Commonwealth seui-arnual dividend
q three ara G half per cent, payable July l.
The Bank vi Commerce. semi annual div lend OF three
and = BALI per cent. pay able July Q.
Tho Manhattan Savings Institution, semi annual divi
deDd Of five and Six per cent payable On and after
Jdv IL.
Dividends at the banks in Kew Haven, Juy l, 1853
New Raven Bark. four and half cent; Trsdesmen's
BE nk four cent Mechancs' Bank, three dollars per
share OF sixty dollars
The third weeks earnings In June Of the Michigan South
ern RAILROAD were s37 365 agsnst s s7e sst year fall
re CT Of sI,lI4 The businets a the road shows In
crease and sn important reduction has been made in its
expenses.
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INV IORN, June q, 1913.
JANIS GoRDoN BKysru, ESQ
In your paper Of Sunday you CD ,rp 20 Colonel Chres
with berg connected with "6S,,Ious lrm," sgeuts for
q "bosus lottery" and purportug 70 DO basness In
Jersey City. Az presume this niue, be intended for my
self snj n calculated 70 do great piury have TO
ques, you viii give my denial Of the g,ate eni an aser
ton. Some time became the possessor BY puronase
OF grant made by the Legislature Of tbs state o. Norh
Carolina 10 draw series of lotries FOR educsoDa and
other purposes. All my interest IN this grant ispDscd
OF 70 r. Cobb Co, the lotiercs drawn under vrose
management, by virtue OF this grant, upque'tors5y
legal IN every way
Ny place Of business Ia al No 40 Br0dEty. You may
be assured that any time Ean'ei, there ell no
difficulty 10 finding me EDMUND G. CfTARfES
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Erbis sta'emes uuususliy favuabe far a, the sssse
column s concerned It universally anticipated
much larger falling OF 10 the specie than half n million
would have been caused by the drain for the essd
~ notes. Altogether The statement healthy ore, aod
affords good grounds for surpOspg that bsie
begins TO revive there will 30 a sound basis f0r very
successful ard orh7uve commercial movement roe
lste sdvcs ron Fr,7r's river or tae dssovsr,s OF
gold there, have beep csnysssed pretty freely 10 The
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lOZ,S40
FRrIGnTs.- Engagements very light and rates I'M
Is. 3D. cotton 1t 1890 grain In bsgs 1t Cd 10 Lon
don 200 bble rosip taken 1t 49, 3D.. To Hamburg
1000 bbs spirits turpeptne were engaged q $40 There
was nothing new to other ports.
HY-rhe tales embraced about ], 100 bales for ship
ment 1t 46c. bOc.
HoPs About liz bales good to choice sold at &c.
q &c.
HEMP was quiet, at q 70 81 10 for dew rotsed Amer
can while some asked 81 3o dressed YVES at 81 60 to %
aaked.
LIME heavy and lower Sales Of 500 1000 bbls
reported at Soc (probsbly forced sale) per Dbl
for COMMON and at SOC. for lump.
MoIAssEs Sales Of 70 hhds. Cuba muscovado were
made at 26c.
NAVAL STORES were quiet and prices unchanged.
Ons-eales Of 1000 gallons bnseed made, chiefly
1t $50. Whale and sperm were quiet and unchanged
Provisions -PoYk-The market was without further
change While sales were moderato the transactions
en- brsced about 800 900 bbls, chief mess Ut $i6
12h $40 26, while prime S13 Is q Sl3 37H and
retail lots 1t $l3 80; clear 1t SIT 60 and
Ut $6 TO- Beef inactive and less buoyant with sales
Of about 100 200 bbs including country mess at Sill
$ll g. repacked Western at e1l 30 Sl3 &c. and extra
DO at $l4 4i4 Co. primo mess and extra new un-
changed. Lard firm, with sales of about 200 bpls.
ct l01ac q 1870 Butter was heavy and sales moderate
at l3C. . lee for Ohio and at l6c l8c. o 20c fer
staiethc latter figure for prime Orange county Prime
grass cheese at &c &c. AMI SKINNED at Sc &c
SUGARS were 1rm and active. Toe sales embraced
about 1900 bids chiefly Cuoa musoovado within the
range mostly Of 6Ss. 7c
soAP.--A salo Of 100 boxes made, to arrive, At
loHc.
rAILow The market was quiet and prices unchanged
WBsKEY About 800 bbls. made at 20 &c. 2Sc.
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street, win view 70 their probable sA on future accu
mutations Of gold this city. The general impression 10
nas for tie present fresh Accession Of specie would
ever cause any effect commercial nuanciA circles,
Though OF course ultimately such an accident would prove
highly beneficial.
The stock market generally somewhat better this
morning, although there activity and but little
business done. In State stocks The largest TRANSACTIONS
were IN Missouris, which advanced q quarter. or In
Crosse land grant bonds several parcels changed hands n
an advance Of y on Saturdays prices New York Cen
trai rose y; Erie, x; Reading n Harlem, u; Michigan
Southern, "a Cleveland and Toledo, Ch, ago and Rock
Island, " Galena and Chicago, Hudson River and
two other securities steady 1t yesterdays prices
The only material decline Of the day in Pacific Nail
Steamship Company stock which, In consequence Of tho
announcement Of Commodore vanderbilt's rival line
through Nicaragua, declined sK per cent The gene
raj feature OF the market dulness is evident that
the public not operating and that brokers have Ill
the speculation among themselves But for the
short lines which many Of the operators for fall have
put out serious Decline based on the dullness
market and the poor receipts Of the railways, might be
anticipated. As s, there is such a demand for cash
stock for delivery that al the leading specuatves
kept scarce, and from day 70 day trimg rise may be
realized.
After The board stocks were very scarce and, sNer
many attempts to borrow, the bears submitted 10 rng
rise in price. After the deliveries were made however,
the advance lost and procs fell back TO the morning
rates. The market closed duh, the last prices being for
Pacific MAIL 75K; Delaware and Hudson, ss; New York
Central, SIX sax; Erie, Tx TN; Hudson River, 27
Reading, 44 Galeua and Chicago, s4S Rock Island 49,
The attendance ct the second board small the hot
weather Is not favorable 10 movements In stocks.
Money continues before 10 be freely offered on
stocks at call At four per cent First class signatures
done ct 6ae Bankers exchange is IN limited demand
it rules a. 1925 looX on London and 6la 5.12 on
Paris.