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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
CostireresS, Ja'mdice, Dygpepsia. Indigestion,
Dysente1y, Foul Somach, E,ySiDeLas, Neadoche,
Piles, Rheumatism, Eyuptioas and SiiR Diseases,
Ltrer Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Tmaors and
SAT- Rhe,on, Worms. Govt, Ne,yakyiq, as a
Dinner PiU. and tor Purifying the BlooE.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most scns-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for S1.0O.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians. States
men. and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Oft these
remedies, but our space here viii not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take others. The sick
the best aid there is for them, and they should
have il.
AL our remedies are for by
DwALKER, +. Y. GRIGGS, 6. l.. THOMPSON and
NJ KSEUssL, OTTAWA; J. H REED d co, Chicago /;
aid dealers ia every town in tie L. :. ianl2-3m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
Books: Books! Books

At Z J. GH7GGS' DRUG IND look NTDHE.
EUST RECEIVED, the largest stock Of Books and Sta
g tioneTy brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
Stationery of all kinds;
$50 Reams of Paper such as Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Cap, &C.;
Plain and Ruled Paper, of all kiads;
Cards of all kinds; colored Card Board;
Drawing Paper in rolls and in Sheets
Envelopes, all sizes and cocrs-also opaque;
Memorandun,s, Diaries States, &c.
Iiank Books, of all sizes and varieties.
Gift Books Animals, Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Clildren's Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town W II he ordered as wanted
T.. Y. GRIGGS, Ndttinyei"s BtocE
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90 LOTS IN Sar-,r's Addition 20 Ottawa, and 20
ltbO Lots g. OH Town a.I states .4l.st1l o.. Qua
va, for sale cheap. laps~I J. p. SANGER.
,I"HRET Houses and Lots to rent.
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s.EyEN improved farms f5r sale.
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School Books !!

A LARGE and complete stock of the different kinds
"a of School Books that used in the city and
country schools, just received and for sale low at
send Ely GRIGGS.
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EtO-ss =
Pcrfumery ana soaps.

WAX, Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads, from cents to So. Paper Dolls and
Furnites. Also, large stock of Toys at the Drug and
Book Store of 1ocS1 +. Y. Gl;IGGS-
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f.AyE Pens.

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! UypE's Pens the best Pens made IN the u S. EACH
pen is warranted. At the Drug Store of
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UBIN'S Extracts, Colognes Extracts, Toilet soaps
Bleached Castillo Coleate's Honey Soap, Sachets
Pufs Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, sc, &C
orS L. Y. GRiGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
Custom Cardin- into Rolls

WI he done lots Of % lbs. aaI upwards, at - to
cents Per pound.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

WE sell Lime, Hair. S;ucco, and Cement, and ar,
W new prepared TO fill orders at low rates.
jCEIl VAN DORFN K OSBORN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09
Death of Gov. Ellis, Of North Carolina.

OChktI .
The telegraph yesterday brought us the
painful intelligence Of the death Of Gov. Ellis,
OF North Carolina. lie died at the Red Suf
phur Surings in this State, whittier he had
gone in hope Of arresting the disease which had
Frustrated his system and rendered him inca,
pable of performing the active duties Of his
Office. This announcement, though anticipated
by his intimate friends, will send q thrill! OF
sorrow to the hearts of the people of North
Carolina and the friends of the Southern cause
every where. We shall publish hereafter a
biographical sketch Of Gov. Ellis, one Of the
~clearest heads aud purest hear,s Of the old
North State, or Of any other State.
Col. Clark, the speaker Of the Senate, be-
comes Governor of North Carolina, We believe,
by the death of Mr.. Ellis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09
BEVERLEY, July Sd, 1SG,

DEAR Sin: | wrote you on yesterday. We
are all excitement Five hundred men, under
command Of Major Tylor, passed through this
place this morning from Laurel Hill, 10 join
Col. Heck's. command at Camp Garnctt They
left Laurel Hill at 9 o'clock this morning upon
q rcquisition from Col. Heck, who is menaced
with an attack from tho enemy from the di.
rection of Buchanan. I ain in command Of a
volunteer company, raised here last night for
defence Of the place. 1shall go over to Camp
Garrett this e7ening with a portion Of my conf
pany decln:ng it more important to be there
than here, at present. We have been much
disappointed in our expectations of having q
visi; from you; ten days ago We were assured
that you would bc here in few days. Your
presence in this quarter would have a good ef.
feet. We have a runor here that q battle has
been fought near Alexandria, in which our for.
ces obtained a very decisive victory over the
enemy. We hope it is true. / shall leave til a
letter open till the afternoon in order 10 give
you the latest intelligence.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. M.-The only news that
has como to town since the writing Of the
above is, that a small scouting party from Lau,
rel Hill we're driven in this morning by the
enemy. They were Immediately reinforced
and sent back, aud nothing has been heard
from them here since.
will wiite you again to morrow should any
thing Of importance turn up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09

~--
Lincoln oa The 0b.er-auce or his Oath
must Break II.
In his inaugural message, Mr.. Lincoln spoke
in almost q pious strain Of the obligations OF
that oath which re had jus: taken, at the
hands Of Chief Justice fancy, and which he
said was registered in Heaven. He vas, he
said, compelled TO observe it, whatever the
consequences to others. H i~mplorcd his
dissatisfied fellow.citizens" Of The South not
to get in the way of his oath-cor he had no
option but to observe it, wherever it might
lead him.
In what manner aud to shat degree Lincoln
has violated this oath, so taken and so regis
tered, our readers arc familiar. 1t has fallen
to the lot Of that Same venerable judge, who
took his promise and his VOW, and who held to
him the Holy Evangely on which he confirmed
his pledge, By his hopes of Heaven,-to ad'
minister to President Lincoln 4 rebuke, and to
pass upon him a condemnation which will be
radiant with all the beauties Of logic and the
glow Of virtue while our records remain.
But il his message Lincoln himself ono
to The confessional. Speaking Of his W acts,
calling into existence a standing army, estab-
lishinga blockade, &C., he says:
"These measures, whether strictly legal or
not were ventu7ed upon under what appeared
to be q popular demand and a public necessity,
/ trusting, as now, that Congress would readily
,,..fr than II - haiinun1 TINT nothing has
been done beyond the constitutional compe'
tency Of Congress"
This man, for the purpose Of waGirg war
upon freemen. and taking the lives Of Amerl'
can citizens, and involving the whole country
in the calamities Of strife, thus exercised pow
ers which were denied by that Constitution
which he had sworn TO support.
lie did this on no higher ground thar that
1t appeared to hin that tho people demanded it
and tina. there was 4 necessity for it Indeed
OF what avail are Constitutional limitation S
and official oatits, il they are to be overriadcn
By fancies and at individual discretion
There is this limitation, however, to Lin
CONS confession. He says that, in adding to
his own powers, he did not usurp any power
outside Of those that belong to Congress- Lie
%virtuously spared the judicial authority. This
would indeed be something if it were true
But Judge Tsney's condemned mandate and
decision stand as proof that the judicial an,
thority also went down before the uSurper!
In short Lincoln feels very tenderly the
sanctity Of al oath. when he CONSTITUTES it to
bid him cut the throatS Of tho Southern peo.
pie. But when it bids him stay his hsnd-a
supposed popular demand" such as moved
PLATE, and the concurrence of his own wicked
will, are sufficient to loosen all his vow -
Such is the saving virtue Of IN official oath, rs
be e1emplihes it'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09

uIOuMiIl Az III 1 al iuuISit ~ = AS
Stuart, who moved that during the war the
payment Of interest On that debt shon!d bt
suspended. In an elaborate argument or ths
subject, he set forth is objections, upon the
ground that this was q treaty debt, and that
Russia, having violated other stipulasinns o
the treaty, it was consequently void. BuL II
the close Of his speech he advanced similar
views TO those which wc have heard Here
He said "it would be a great saving Of money
Yes, that was one Of the arguments pro
duced in the English parliament He con
tinues
However, be did not bring this subject for
| ward from motives Ct economy alone; he die
not say that the adoption of his motion woulc
produce a great saving Of money, but, at least
it would relieve the country from the absurd
ty of supplying tho enemy with means to en-
| able him 10 carry on the war, while il wOult
also relieve her from the degrading position
which she had now so many years occupied
Of having to pay tribute TO Russia
may state that Lord Dudley Stuart is ont
of the aristocratic radicals Of the British Par
lament.
He was answered by SIR William Moles
worth, who, in the course Of his speech, mad,
use of the following language:
Now, to suspend the payment OF a debt il
the usual and polite phrase which debtor
adopt when they make the disagreeablc fac
known to their creditors that they are not 60
ins to pay their debts.
Those who do not pay their debts are o
tw, classes. The first arc those who canno
pay, and they are called bankrupts the secont
are those who will not pay, and they are called
regulators. The noble Lord proposes that VI
should join the class Of regulators.
"Sir, it is the modern rule Of civilized VA
that a belligerent State should pay to au enc
nv debts contracted during peace. In forlnel
times this rule did net exis'. Eminent publ
| cists held that a helligcreat State vas entitled
to make ~rep7iSals upon every kind Of property
belonging TO an enerny. and 10 coLfScate
debts due to nm enemy on the breaking ont o.
a war. But FIR the two last centuries it has
been the established rule OF civilized nations
that public debts should be paid to an enemy
during war. During the whole Of that period
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
WEDNESDAY lsGl-TRIPLE SHEET

saa II. u s SSl%s%: sS.ss sss
heavy gale witch lasted is fuals
via as a. =" ia rs s to iGc' Saa asa aS o. ia
very heavy weather 2dnst oil Nantucket had very severe
ship Aroe Gratis ilavrc sep, a. and Beaehy head ss,h
% ses ~ zsAys t aSns sw. The ' haa
ssS'cs%s No GsGss r. 81 s"sH
R w s9 s ss scro Sr near lie IL
'e ssis one pppanen1y IL sG, surf v
days, IN harasl ioJ Elws Co. Arrived d. ''-'''
IS IL sss nasd sf nsssh N is1 n ~ oo
a a. shin up ays flo rom Elspor, Tor Ayr ish st
Bark chas Kean Swan, Bremen ~ days. in ballast to Nc.
n nsss ETysss wilkins Men.evaeo Sept T. in ballast 10
t"r s. Thomas; schr Emma Mead Lpar sacd Tor
s,aes a., A. : joy "a Inst S. ION Is had Severe
y, Yin Sl ,%;S SssT; &C. sss
fore op @ i sSss ana s w Il
The ast eeans tos was bordsa by S heavy sa and
had dek nld and everything brken nigh. The
night under elosereeied main opsa {see general
BARK Venus Atkinson, Curacao Oct 40 with goatskns &C.
% sa ro@ sE S viii s lon rs had reen
bark Are,husa seelcy Mragaane iS days with iogwooa
sS s II n "a a. * q IS ssa sss
late fae from EsE Sc spit sails, buwa rks,
other damage
Brig hummer Ems (Prasl Rrocksch Cork IS days. IN bal
last, 10 Funeh, MeincEe Wrnit
Brig John Batter (Br of unenbnrs ESl Miner st Tho
mas oss - VIA Ma'has iuag"a ISL and Fortune
Brig Tbos Mayhem (Br, of Bermudal, FIRTH Bermuda
days, in ballast 10 saih Jones Co III Inst Il0 miles 81
from sandy HOOK had violent gale from EsE 10 Sc last
Brig Lady OF the Lake tBr Of Rermuda) Hin Grand Turk
~ ~ laws with salt 10 smith Jones Co. ID inst, lat 49,
~ .a oIbS ps sSsis AZ inst It
IN, 50 70 Ion = ~ had heavy gale from ESE 10 Sc, daring
WIN carried away the inainmaSt with sail and rigging
tached Oct ~ iat 3d. ion u, VIM Michner native OF fall
mouth. NJ, aged ~, first officer. died.
Schr Albert IL orcr, Philadelphia for Hartford.
Schr Jane, Gorham, Enznpethpoft Tor Portsmouth,
Schr Borden Arnold, Eizahethport for Fan River
Schr Isaac Merritt fnghson Eli2ahehpor for New Haven.
ser Bos poris Eii1abe or sf f Ms W ny sxsn
Schr Martina Mller EH2abeth port for Five Mile RIVER
Sehr Stranger Anthony Eii,abehport for New Bridge.
Schr Boston, Brewer. Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Hau pden Relic, Alexander Bangor, days,
Schr Pavilion, Langley, Rondout for Boston.
STOOD suffolk Simonson. Eiaabcthpori.
Sloop J 1raveis. Dsbrow, Eli1ahethport.
Sloop J. Van Nnysc, Gerninin, Eixabethport
sioop Van buren, leye Eiyabeihport for Proyfdcnce
sioop Proof Glass, Tyler El1abethport for Providence
steamer Eastern state u transport T,al Locust Point
In ballast, "
Steamer Anthracite Jones' Phiade,ohia
Steamer Raran Slower. Philadelphia
Steamer Delaware. Ashmorc. Trenton.
Steamer Ospray, kenney Providence.
SAILED.
Steamship Columbia, Key Yves. and Havana.
Mayre Charlotte Stamer antwerp; Parana Cadz banks
Wellington tB), Qneensown; Daniel, Havre; Henry,
twerp; Marasal Rarados Young America Havana brigs
ronse,t, Jersey; ea Oporto Gardner Antigua schrs
Sandman, and Cowpcrhwae, Lisbon; Fleetwood, Para;
Ann Leonard fagrayra.
Wind during the day SW 10 Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
Port Of New York, November 8, 1861

CLEARED.
steamship Africa {Br), Shannon, Queenstown and Liver
Steamship saladin Russell Liverpool-waldcn Booth
Steamship Columbia. Adams. Havana via Key WestSpof
ship Florence Nightingale. Holmes London-Grinnel,
ship Chaplin, McCrllis, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Della Ashoy, Hsvana-I Gascr
ss sstT h !; hiS Co
sas sH Ss'f aeran nH Russell
ehr Sas Jones isyetasn mavsaa I'M sgnam
schr Stewart Abrams. Fortress Monroe-E Hurlbut
schr Fountain Bearse Ba,irnorc--Master
), schr L $ Davis, Farchd, Batmore-MeCrcady, Mott 4
as DAVIS lnsEsSb abbott
scnr Gnn Rock. PAX r. Pembroke-J Bo,nton L Son.
sshr ] TiakSr Te,a.to6, Bosson"1llicr Houshton.
S ss%sfsS sss S-oFdas
ia ae ras a%srT Mnnam
scir II Bow, Bowen B Bro sproyidence-L Kenny
scsT Mar Hsa x. sasy LA
schr Magtlet. McCobb, Pnt Jeferson-Master.
s,hr Nwels Ryder, -
Steamer Aida, Robinson. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Hal aS is so,o sas 81 guns and has rev Of SO mem
rs M Wilkins M ma.t ss4 o e. az
Cuuad. Passed TIE Battery At II ANS days IL
Ss lat e. oa k !. ssm sssP ~ ~,
Ssfpcaw CITY q aai fo
Queenstown ami Liverpool
steamship Bor,ssa lMaml Trautmann, Hamburg, Oct 90
via Southampton Odd Jpn with mse and 5s
Kunhar1t 90 Oct % lat So lon IL spoke Br ship Isusqut
"a, Bombay for verpoo 9th, lat 50 2 Ion 3d. ship
Antarctic steering N: 81 la IS TO- lon 49, passed large
iceberg 4t inst 10 AN Of Nantucket Light saw an AMER
ships Teuon hence for Hamburg and City OF Baltimore,
hence for Liverpool and ship Adelaide, from Liverpool for
New York Had weather from Oct % 10 4h
when @e had a heavy gale from i.
Ship Crown Point (of Newbufyport) Knight Liverpool 80
ssys With soon master "a inst OF Fire Island had
shin belle woou bush Liverpool 81 days with dse and
pissace
ship David Hoadley Barnaby, Liverpool Oct with cotton
NC, aud ~ ~ engers TO Smith Co. Oct2l, lat H9
lon 81 NS IN company with ship tsuppJsedl New Hemp
se, frtsn Liverpool for New YORK 81 INST aok pilot from
boat No IT, vi Fire Island Had heavy gales oe entire paa
sage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
VANDALISM OF SECESSION.

COPY OF THE INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED BY THE COM.
MANDER AT ROMNEY FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD AND OTHER
PROPERTY.
Forwarded TO the Wheeling 1ptelligencerl
llEADQrARrERs, RoMsEY, Va, Oct. 20, 1861.
Colonel X. NJ D. nad will take ali tn mounted man
Of his command except those upon scout service, and
with them, together with Captain Sheets company II tho
Cavalry regiment, repair TO the mouth Of Big Capon In
the county Of Morgan, and then proceed to destroy
Dam No 81 by digging around the abniinent sum
Client ditch on the Virginia shore to drain the da and
by such other nieas rs may suggest themselves 10 hm
as bust to effect the destruction Of tho dam combining
his operations 70 the Virginia Shore The necessary i'm.
plcfntnts will be provided to accompany you Having
effected all towards the destruction Of the dam
you will proceed to destroy the water stations on The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as far up the South
Branch or as many you can, convenient with speedy
return 10 this point with your command Arriving there
You will proceed TO destroy the abutments Of the bridge
thereof Tn your arrival at F" Dam No. G,' and every
twelve hours after you viii despatch courier to report
your progress TO headquarters Upon your return you
viii report in writing, your action undcr this order. BY
order Of ANGUS w. MCDONALD.
A. W. MoDoyALD Aid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
S HIP PIN G NE w S
Movements OF ocean stcamers.


CLEAroRFrom New York for Kingston ia, on the goth
day each The Cieaor leaves New York
9th of each month, win be due here the 18TH
CoLuMBIA AND MARioN-No stated days fixed for
the of the Columbia and Marion Havana
they viii sail about days touching Key West out,
ward and homcw ard.
KAnNAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau Mp on
the arrival Of every alternate Cunard New York
MArANzAs-Ffo New York for Ma,axas the sth day of
each month From the "a New York
the 18th.
ALMANAC voRx--rms pAY.
SUN RISES. 80 MOON sgTs. a.
SUN SET. % HIGH WATER. ii b2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TussDAy, Nov. b-6P. N
AsnEs-we have no change 10 report in prices, while
small sales continued DO mato at s. 81 for both
Sorts
BHEApsvrvs- Ftour--rle market opened with good
demand, in pat or export. S,me common grades
ser while for descriptions prices were unchang.
cd The transactions footed up about $4,000 bbis clos
ing within the following range Of D. ices-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

Inc Cn1ca80 IT2DHHe OIL saturday Says:-
The bank rate for New York drafts is still x per cent
premium but some Of them only supplied customers At
that figure, while outsiders charged x q above
tho price to customers. Gold Il a buying; selling, Y
Lper cent the higher figure for small parcels by
some Of the brokers.
We read in the Milwaukee Wisconsin:--
The total amount Of wheat received at Milwaukee for
tho month ending October 81 1861 three millions
forty thousand eight hundred and twenty three
bushels The amount received for the month of October
last year, two millions three hundred and twenty
five thousand six hundred and bushels, nearly
one million bushels less The receipts Of -four for the
month OF October. this year, sixtyfvc thousand
three hundred and forty barrels against sixty three
thousand three hundred and for October 1900
an increase Of nearly two Thousand bushels As to
wheat tho receipts by and boats only included
in the above statement.
The Boston Post OF yesterday says
The banks held this morning, SO, 914 7Ooa gain Of
snry the aggregate is about ten and half Millions while
New York funds, equivalent 10 SPECIE exceedingly
abundant There is no change In money increase in
the demand for it, The outsi 10 price collateral runs
up to nine per cent but at the banks good get
all they want nj SIX and such is the amount Of floating
MEANS that 1t not for the national loan the banks
would be obliged TO lend call four five per cent
The demand for credit Is unusually light and most sound
individuals and corporations have large balances on de-
post. The factories are paying up their liabilities and
in the peculiar condition OF business many them are
getting heavy sums on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
FINANCIAL AND CONNER. GAL.
TuEsp ~

iuEsr-AY, Nov.5-S IN.
TIC foiowihs IS comparative statement of the
exports (exc!gsve of specie) from the port of New
York to foreign ports for the week ending Novem.
Der and since January L.
1869. 1860. 1861.
for tho " ,ck. .... 81 .2So,5t9 1143,4l5 S,352eas
frcyoa ~ report ted. 5So5SCso 1s6i6,l22 1oI e@5 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

Total ....... 81 ,2cl .2S3 Total RI GOT 2s3
The following is statement Of the amount and rate of
dividends paid since, and including, 1850 The statcmen
includes the whole period since the management Of the
csiany passed out OF the hands Of Messrs Rowland
Aspnwal':-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06


Of dividends paid have averaged % per cent
For the first fonr and half years they equaled the en-.
tire Investment nf The in five and half wears
12i per cent Notwithstanding the high rate paid the
excess ~ net earnings dividends has enabled tho
company t. accumulate cash reserve amour ing on tho
0rst day Of May last, to Si2t050S The company had
Other property ontside y steamships valued at 81 35l
lob which, added 70 cash on hand made aggr gate Of
SIS 6o3 against 81 61s $50 for steamships The pant
OIL ,he company npon which, depends for ts income,
now represents only about 40 per cont OF its capital
The business of the Sub Treasury was as followe
to-day
Receipts. s7ss hsa os
FL T s. ..:........'..-.-......... 100000 90
Payments including redmed pr ct. notes 6a7 4os 10
fahhce. 1,5I5 ig4 43
The exchanges ut the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $40, lei ,79s, and the balances
81 ,5I2,279 26.
The Persia arrived this morning with 1913 900 in
specie and dates to 18th ultimo. Tae London
2mesis greatly disturbed at the renewal Of specie
shipments to this country. In lis money article of
the 18th it Says
The ciosrng price from Paris es Sc, shaving an
improvement Of an eighth No gold taken TO the
Bank to-day. Further amounts Of Russian gold
pectcd IL London rather large failure In tie corn
tsae Is stated to have occurred to-day in Paris The
Wrench government have notified Of half per
cent IN tho interest Of their Treasury bonds portion OF
winch are about 70 fail due It IS expected that the Rank
OF France Will almost immediately adopt some new
measures to paGiate the existing crisis.
Me4'srs. Barring Bros g. Co. notice American &C.
curites as follovs:-
In American stocks there has been fair demand for
anea Ta,es es At 74a o. In State stocks very little
done There have been dealings LIST mortgage railway
ponds linos rs at 70 81; New York Central 90 3d.
I've = w 81 Pennsylvania 6's, 81 S. Panama ster.
The London Times Of the 18th of October auotes
"a fotiows:-
ytrn,a az =, lo1a.......,........ AK 5T1S
Efie shares, ex assessment scrip. ........ 90 81
DO ner cent preference. .,......... a3iz n aii<
Do assessment scrip. ..,..,,.,,.,., Ia. A az