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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
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So my heart forever echoes back
The verse that the English poet sings,
The crown of sorrow that sorrow wears,
II is remembering happier things.
Johnstown, Pa; June, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

pise 1860 bph at SEC for dsmsssd Gle. for Eastern
M,eo and 6lao2c for shipping do, the latter On extreme
rate obainabe only for very high mixed.
sales Of 2t0 bales Q. 6591oc. p 100 10.
HOPshe market rather quiet the demand being con
ned chiefly the OF the local trade Gales Of 90 bsei
q, lsa2Oc ior New aud ec for laI 70 prime Yearng
The exports the past week comprise 3A bales to London M
d, 10 Liverpool and do. 10 Hsvre.
LE-Ihe market Is quiet s0c for Common and soc foI
LUNBER-The market IL quiet but firm, at sll9$l2 foI
Eastern Spruce and Pine Timber small cargo soid a. the
LATHThe market IS fairly Geye but lower rates sales
Of lro oco Eastern at 81 lodsl i2i, smos II, l..
price. e attn we msintained sales Of 80 hhds MueOvsdc
sroe,ry grades 9. 2sa3ee ard 10 hid. Barbados at 3Iic
NAVAL SIURES-Spiriis Turpsntine 10 dun and piee,
somewha nominal. Common Rosin Is quiet bat hrm q
~ 62 y $40 b. delivered The medium grades are In HIM
ied demand ,sies Of $40 bbs No at S6GS 80 % xo
al 81 75a s5 50 p bbl
in fair request and the market decidedly
6rmsr sale. o 5000 gallons s 7O7c. Crude Fish Oils snd
most other kads ao 10 limited demand, but prices e
PROylSl05S--The Pork market is dull and some what
heavy at the romen the sles comprise 800 b6' q 10 70
SIS Is for Mes and 80 asa 40 for Prime Beefis steady
bu. the inquy limited of 26O bb a spa 10 - foI
old Repscked Mess Slldel1 50 for new do, and SlZd
2 5Ofor Extra Beef Hams In moderate demand sales
Of l bbls at kl6 So Bacon 1. IN better request aud firm
SsS 1ocO box. shobbed Middles for December delivery
on prvse terms Lard heavy and in limited requests sales
Of $50 b5 at dssc Butter and Cheese in moderate do
RICEThe market continues very dull and the sales are
uTimPOTips1t. NJ We quote AZ .q,is ,, os.., and .,
lots to suit the trade prices continue without, material steIa
ton The fss 355 hhds. mainly Cuba at staS3c We
quote god Refining at Il &c and good Grocery at ia
Sc Refined. are quiet but steady at previous Iates
SEEDS-Oay limited demand for Clover Seed at y &C.
Timothy Seed ins ctye at 81 73d % bush Rough Flax
Seed i. in fdr demand a, VI e25asi IS bush Calcutta
ned ha. been quite sciye both here aud IN Boston, and
The market rather hrmer at the close the sales enbrsee
40 Cscna Boston at 80 p bush cash now held higher
TOBACCO-Konucky Is In fair request and pices are
firm sales OF 4l3 hhds. Kentucky a 9tdl3c u seed
leaf At "a n io, and 1874 bbls. Yara private teFmf
WHISKY Ia moderate request at slightly lower rates
ssles OF so tols ., POI d2lo., chiefly at 20ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
1S5g-6O.
ISRO.O1

Assuming similar ratio for expenses for 1861, nc
for 1860, the net for the former year will be
81, ,9S6, ,869 Deducting from this sum the accruing
interest there would be left $G0S 37 for the pre-
fered shares. These cannot exceed $S 900 900, and
call for $5600O0 annually. This statement is,cor-
rect in all bat the estimates for expenses for 1861
which are assumed to have been at the same rate as
for 1860. This estimate cannot be far out Of the
way. II shows that the net earnings for the year
have exceeded by $4,377, the interest on the debt
Of the Company and sum equal TO dividends at the
rate Of cent on the preferred stock. The COM
pany win enter the new year with greatly increased
facilities for business and with the prospect Of much
larger earnings for 1862 than for 1861.
One cause of the previous embarrasiments Of the
company was the construction Of the Long Dock the
greater portion Of which is owned by it. This is a
very valuable property as is shown by the fact that
l04 is offered for the stock Of this company held oy
individuals; the par value being 100. This property
has an extensive front on the North River, and a
large area Of land in Jersey City, opposite New.
York. The site occupied then is the best possible fol
the traffic Of the company having great depth Of
water and no obstruction from ice
The following table will compare the prerent condi
ton of the banks with that at the close Of the
corresponding week last year:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
Total.,.'.''..... %, ''''''s
Total Pots and pssris,,,t,.


wi,Sout change dasts diddns Upland. and das III
CoFFEE-The dem,nd fer Rio hs. been moderate, bu.
prices steady s.es OF 200 bag The runner IA
proves to have been well founded such s having actually
been made but the prices arc not disclosed There b. been
q 200 bags and terms not made pubci other
dull and we have no ,-es 70 sdyiss The
java 90 bags do e4s and bags Ceyon nsa3 bags
MaIaesbo l,42l LasasyIs, 1850 st. Domingo and z7s
FLoIR AND MEAL-The msrtst' ie.' active but armer,
particularly for the sdinm and eeeI s i ans
for the home trade the olote The sales ooupnse
bbs ct IS 5ca ss go osupsIans sts.e and western 20 o.
ass s5 fox the low grades Of Western Extras teds6 o;
o Shipping brand. Of eI,Is x. 1ihs and
bbs s,as Flour fortnight Of November and the first
two weeks December Csnsdha Flour !: 10 far de..nd
southern Flour Is more scte and her sses Of 42oo bb
At sc 250s6 IS for superhne Baltmoie te and 80 e9a
4 3Ofor Extras Rye Flour 10 Ia moderate request and
Better sales Of $50 bbis si s5ast2s Corn Meal /. in
fair demand and Is frmer sales Of go es% 20 - lof hs"
FIsH-TheIe Is better supply offering bat the market q
the mome5. !. quie yet hIm 90 i9I ssGa 70
ehnssts Msciefe and s5 Is No. do small sals'
are making from store. however, sphishor Iats ,,
GRAH-The Whts mAsst ope1sd ~. S.msnd sbates
and .owssrd the close slight reduction ioo. yisasd
tendency to restrict he sales e9mpro iS o
bush, eon.ps Of 1890 bush cheasG SPIES .sa 70
Scrb Western Club at Is, $3.50 do. milwaukee Club At
sI22dSli4; 1900 DO Red State at ~ na ~ 80 s.,',
DO Red Western Il 81 2Sdsl 81 z2Oo do csnsda C1b Al
sIA Iced White Ohio and iIdiaas 1s ~ So smssI
Michisau st 1900 do. Amber lowe and VIE.
eonaln at l2tld&l26 and 7lo do Whi.s ken1sy ~ 81
81 90 the latter rate delivered barley In Ia, 10
quest at steady iaes Of 900 bush Bay Qunie 3. &C
and 5000 do. Canada East Oh private tsnn Oats are s
Oc Tor Htae Rye 10 Ia fair request and hTn sales ol
lSoo bush River ODE Corn 10 IN good demand .GI .o
trade and for export and the mAke aef rndeI We no
ssee q Seer4 " gsisL ls 0,ss. bbAnj ps ssas oe'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3o

not affected that the expenditures Of Government,
Ike those Of any other borrower eme round again in doe
city after the disbursement e @ 90 had besn
fully ecmpeed Is only tr'e below tho bighes, poin;
reached The specie u OF the banks OF Boston snd Pia
dephis which parties to the loan has suffered reduc
ton Ia the meantime there Is constant influx rom ebIo,d
disturbance account OF the disappearance Of the precious
metals common iu all Tie additions to The coin o.
the country from the named csnno, be ess the pres
The experience gained far h most encouraging No DIS
The ues question is the extent Of The means OF The people
upon which the Government drawing There can be no
in oil the counties Of Europe annually into the pablo Treas
my very nesry large they likely 10 be called
upon for In the shape OF San Labor s ees iaI ,be
fact that wsges here from onethrd to hsf higher 10
people in the world have such resources and f<es or TIE
creation OF wealth Our system public works 10 te NORTH
which onbrsces 22 500 miles OF railroad and 5000 miles OF
Of Europe pped with her from the held' In
the interior Of continent 500 miles distant hom tte port
of their shipment We have but few OF The local burdens
that press heavily upon the people Of the Old World Ger
ainy people pay taxes fully large ss those borne py
these of Great Britain The sverige SUN sDnnsy paid by
the people Of that country for the msin Of
alone equal to 3 head Taxes levied at tire sso rate IN
the loyal States would produce nearly SocOG az M.
ally England did not permanently increase its public DEBT
on account Of the Crmean although her expenditures oL
nearly years scale quite imposing ~ those OF
our Government the present ,ne In fact ai; can be
hardly get to the ability Of peOpetO pay, their Industries
We see no cause Of that we sh, be able
to any expenditure likely to be incurred The Ere.t
thermometer public sentiment the prices at the stock et'
change 10 most significant OF the confidence and ability oil our
people, Government is have steadily Tsen by sow degrees,
u cent om the lowest point they touched III the
Of civil war Their upward tendency has only kept pace
with the growing conviction Of the rergh and ns success
Of the Government We point to more Triumphant
test II include. s oihe, 80 osg a. the public confidence
can he manteined all burdens Tesly s AID what a.
ether times would be great sacrifices and burdens become
sources Of the highest satisfaction.
The following statement shows the condition oi the
banks of Philadelphia at various times during the lssi
feu months.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
TrEspAY. Oct. 29-P. NJ.

The Stock Market in tie absence of damaging re.
ports from the seat Of war; opened this morning with
great iJmness aud good demand for the leading 30
turities Pacific Mail was among the most active
and buoyant Of the share list, the sales reaching
I,OoO shares at the First Board, and the price ad
vancng TO 9s2 from 93l yesterday. The expectation
that Government will use this line to large extent in
the transportation Of troops and guns and thus add
largely to the large regular earnings OF the Company,
has brought in new buyers Tor the moderate amount
Of stock Aoasing about the market. The near APP
prcach Of the quarterly dividend day, the first
"Wednesday Of November, has also had an influence
in directing the attention Of spectators TO this stock
Eew-YOrk Central was also active, and cash stock
cold 10 The extent Of 200 shares closing at 7S an
Improvement Of cent. The bears put out some
options in this security, which were taken without
difficulty. Erie was among the frmest stock, the
Preferred issue advancing to 80. For very large lot
there il standing private bid Of 53 In the wes.ern
eAsTes Toledo was the most active selling at 36 36
ihe SOa'ben Michigan issues were very firm. but not
active. Between the boards the market was weak,
s'd q the Second Beard the fances generally were
&c. cent lower, closing, however, in the street
WHO more hfsness. Erie and Pacific Mail how
seei were active and steady at the morning prices.
ocVernnent securities the transactions haze not
pesI very large, but the quotations are well sus-
o'a'e stocks, with the exception OF Missouri
are quiet Ana heavy. Tie market was firm at
"s " s'oet az follows Us 5s, "a, coupon, s30s3l
.. IN, 81, coupon, 94@94i; u. 8. Is, 81, regis.
''a, SSles4i Tennesee 6s, ll2ai2l; Virginia
g. '0Sbl; MssOOri Gs AS44I; Pacific Mail
Ds'P P 0onpany, "a! ~s5 New.York Central
aa. ' 1oss'Sa; Erie Railroad 3si a32l; Erie
A4u'oso, a. rieiered, sl<95a.; Hudsn River Rail.
S"~' ' ~~o1s Harlem Railroad, i2;0l3; harlem
A''p01o' ''''eF1se' s2ss2.j Reading Rai5oaa, 3;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

Bulls HEAD.-Mw-York Caule Market, Tues
day, Oct 29.-We have another overwhelming SUD
ply of bullocks, numbering 5000 head at Forty
fourth street, including the 400 500 sold yesterday;
and, rs natural consequence, decline Of price
equal to about half cent pound on the beef below
the rates in the last report of the Market the top to-
day selling at nothing over cents pound for the
net weight Of the meat The general average quality
of the stock ia market is remarkably good with an
unusually large number of bullocks that will weigh
over 8 cwt net. We should thinh that more than
three.fourtbs of the whole number are Of quality
good enough to sell at 7a8 cents pound, which Is
the rate of all good retail butchers stock to-day.
We have not seen the sales Of half dozen head at
over cents, and at that find some very superior
quality Western Durbams of Sd9 cwt. net. There
are some cattle Of low grade OF quality reported
at 81 G6l cent? a pound net, but the number OF
this class is small-much smaller in proportion
10 the whole number than 1t has been for several
weeks past.
The weather has been very fine for business to-
day, and great many cattle were sold; but tnere
will be- we tear many left over that 1t VIII be al
most impossible to cell them out at any rate, even at
loss Of IS or IS head upon fretclass steers that
cost &c. y fb, live weight, In Ohio and Kentucky.
AZ oourse all who are losing money complain OF the
2kie of the market to-day, but how can any other
result be expected when the market is 70 over
stocked it has been OF lael There several lots
Of State cattle on the market, and several lots ex-
pected which have not arrived, and those who have
cattle here will be glad if they do not as any add.
ton to the nunber will put the owners Of all unsod
tonight entirely at the mercy Of owpnce buyers to-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
DIED.,

BRUCE-on Tae,day Oct 2s. Elizabeth Blsciie, wife Of
Jane, Bruce. in the sld yearofsber age.
Her friends invited 10 attend her funeral Thursdsy Oct
81, ct o'clock from her late residence, No i1 Wet
Eighteenth street.
EdinbuTsh and Dundee, Scotland, paper, please copy
CREEMER-On Tuesday, Oct 90 at South Bergen, N. j..
Phebe widow Of Wilhsm Cresmcr, late Of Woodbridge
N. j., In the Goth year Of her age.
Notice Of the funeral viii be given 10.
fewuk. Railway and Elizabeth papers please copy
DAWSON Tuesday, Oct l9 at hi, residence No Al We,
Eightsenb stree. at O'clock in the morning Chas Davis
esq
His friends and aequantsnces respectfully invited to s
tend his fame al from g. AIMS Church Of Eighteenth
stree. and Fifth svenue, Thursday 3st s IL O'Clock
MEREDITH-At Wtddirgton, S. Lawrence County, n. Y.
on Tuesday Oct r. Gertrude Oouvceur second child o.
Moni, Meredith, aged year and months.
POLHAMl SIN this city, Monday evening, Oct. 20
Nelson Poihanus, nom the Island OF Cuba aged J6 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend
the funeral from bis brothers residence No. l3l Fast Ih
tssnth street, on Wednesday afternoon 81 q O'Clock
PIrRCE-A Kingston, N. Y, Friday Oct. 2, James
Pierce OF Absm and Harriet Pierce, in the iJd year
his age.
TITUS-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Oct. es suddenly, Mr.
James Titus, In the 10th year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral at his late residence No 40 CeImon
svsnus on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

The circular OF Messrs. Samuel Hallett g. Co., pre-
pared for the Boston steamer contains the following
judicous remsIks upon " the absorption Of the public
loan:"
The topic Of chief interest In financial circles H. Of course
the influence Of tie expenditures Of Government the
Money market Thus far has not been yorabe, though
may have got far enough along with the payments
account Of the great oa determine their full effect These
only be sscetsned by experience although they msy be
inferred with good deal OF sccuey from general view OF
the condition Of the country and Of s foreign and internal
commerce..
OF the first go 900 insslment Of the loan taken by
the bAk the public absorbed oDeha up 70 the date Of
taking the secoId inselsEt Up to thst time, however,
the machinery provided by Government sppesng tho
people had only partially been put IN MOTION Onya cam
psravely small number of Offices had been opened for popn
lar subscription the losn We presume that the banks had
made effort dispose Of the amounts taken by them
the high of rterest paid made the loan most desirable
security hold IN the falling of In the ordinary line Of die
counts They could easily hold the whole AmolNs and
coInmodete az the time their eustomefs No embaTsss
ent whseyez created the contrary the Condition Of
the banks greatly strengthened By the inpose which
tY ooaIse esve the business cf the country The e,pe
rsss they asssey ssssd shows aai ttsJ sytes 70
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
ARRIED.

ayNRJMO-WOOLF-On Monday, OeL %. BY the Rev 5.
NJ I.sses Joseph Benrmo TO Hann,h Wooif all OF This
city
coL0ATF-TABoR-M Detroit. Mich. on Tueslsy Oct.
40 nv the Rev NJ Paddock Josh 8 Colgate Of this city.
TO seourneJ L. daughter Of JOB Tabor esq Of the former
city
0JLBERT-AMEs-In this city, Thursdsy Oct -, a, the
Presbyterian Church by the Rev Robert
Booth Edwnd r. Gilbert 10 Ma AlnIi l.. Anies, all o.!
this city.
uAyII,ANp-sPRINOsTTEN Sunday, Oct. u, 1861,
Al Red Bank. N. j., by tho Rev. Jefferson Lewis Mr
james Warren Hsyiapd Of the former place to Mise Anns
Laura sphDgsien OF this city.
SOUTH THwoRTH-HANNAH-O Tuesday, Oct. %, AZ the
residence Of VIM r soahwonh, South Brooklyn, By the
Rev Hugh 8. Carpenter Edvd b. Southworth, ~ s. NJ to
Adsns H. dsughts Of the late John Hsnnsh Of New Yoit
City.
.Poushkespsie papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
Arrived.

sesbshp CRY Of Baltimore (Br) Jeaiey Liverpool Oct
Dad c @ n a. c loo i .S passed two ICEBERG.
SHIP Fearing GOT Bo'.9nl Newe9%S Bristol VI. Boz;
erly winds aad Dad weather most Of the Rissse ,..
Ship Mortimer Liviny,,on samson Have 70 d,y @d,s
& and . .SS Ra1' f1pis. 70 s.sd hence boand E. ''
.nS :H' Il fssns Smith hM'eSoy eo o os'a'i r. g
40 spoke shiP Australia, hence for Liverpool O. IL.
Ship Oeni1s b. new o. ST John, N b. Spur st. John,
" r. dsy, ia baias, 10 Richard Irwin Co.
Ship lock tof New Havenl sOue' Sunderland sept g.
ship John spear, spear Rosklsnd days In ballast to
master. v,- p,..,.
SO d.ys in ballast to Hunter Co. Oct IL. let w. !on
49, saw large iceberg s,.,..,.
Bal Lucy E:9 nsS q yM%Su,e .P,S Mas. s.sl' Port
Ssrk GgOweI (of Roclland Watts, Bristol e. via Boston
a. hours in ballast TO n aster. ,
Bris Hsdding ,Yow Andersen. Bristol. r., 81 dsy' In
ballast 10 unc6. Meneke wendt.
BIis wndward Roberts. Buek'port tdsy' la oss"'e n
B1s Bs i5nsoIa' Small Ei1sbsthpori iol Boston.
Bns 0en. Boyd oip.,Eick. RondoS, Goa. fET Bo.os:
d.y. in ballast to Geo Bailey oe. 10 IL . % lon q,
e with Sat ssa s;s% aas.in % having
81. me ay Ssns wns sna ssans h.'is ' &c
struck ss s..s e.. M hour oOi O@ her the captain and
crew Il in np~es they sayns nothing ert what !hsy stood
fest OF water in the hold " ben they lef her:
Schr Sophie r. Jameson Jameson hocksnd days stone
When conns though without pilct went ashore
on Bekws Island win Re 60, of a. high water, with some
ssSf Ebes Herbert Appcby E,Pot 10 days fab to J0hs
seRr Mary T. M,nsam whslsn, Gloucester dsy' fab 70
sci Hannah w.wict shropsher PhisdslPhis, cosl for
schr D. T. Kelly Kelly. Eiizsbethport coal for Boston
Scht George NJ Smith, smith. New Haven.
Sehr. Ann 5. Sster, Fish WaIehsm, days, nsha
SchT. Charles Henry. smith simouin, M4"
Schr Majestic Wen:woith. Eliksoeihport for Boston
sehr. Lewis Walsh. Reed, Eh,sbethpoTt for Boston
Sehr Jui. Maria Esston. EIyabethport for llwefhil.
sehr. Justice Sheldon, Ehzabethport foi Fail River.
Schr Tariff, Provost, Ehzabethport for Stamford
schr Amelia Lane, Elirisethpor, for Newport
Schr. Fsshisn. Sears Providence days, In ballast.
Soop W. H. Bowen brotherton, Providence days, uce
soop Commerce, Tyler, Providence, in ballast.
Stesmer Novelty Shaw. Philadelphia, mdse. 20 Lepef
Klrkpatrick. ,,,
Steamer +. W. Brooue. Foster Baltimore. md'e to VIM
Dalkell. ,, ~,
Steamer Falcon Adani, Baltimore mdse to William pai'
zelL r,,
stesmsr ospny. Ksnnsy. Providspcs. md's 10 Ed"Hd
sAILED--Oct 23-Shlps J. s. Pssons, Liverpool Young
Eagle HNyri ID. r. Milan Bristol, Eng Bsss Aantho Az
pinws Big, Denmark, Falmouth riesto iputcnh n1er
,ideo VIM L. Burroughs CreEn) Glsssow; Liverpool tBrL
Iisrbor Island.
WIND-Surset, W.
,, ay,,, Al hs Anbsy station on Tuesday. Oct. 2s The
fs.tsy "a proceed TO the Nayy.Nsrd.
IT,, 80 t,M.arP CITY BALTIMORE, from LveIpcoI ar
ON Taesdsy bs. on feisht 500 bags of rice
Tan sniP r. B. CUTTING from Ltyep pool on MondsJ
brings ss. 81! bales Of Gotten and Jsa bags Of ree
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......
Cleared.

st..m.hip--Cosnopoitan, Crooker. Havana, Ssnford
ships-Escor,, Whitman. Liverpool, d. Ogdenj Calhoun
Trumxp, Liverpool, sponord, Teston Co John Bright
Denver bivelnool Williams 0uion Alice Ball, Adams.
Havre C. c. Duncan Co.; America, sser, HayTe. Boyd
HeinCken -,
Bni,-Concord Br), Park Gloucester, Eng, a. ?. w.
Meyer: John Weaey Gilkey, Bordeaux X. r Buck Co
Warwick Green Rio JsneiIo, Runde Jone. Rudse Geo.
Carl PTus.au1 2esmer. Lisbon Funeh MeDcke Wepdt
Home Clifford. Plymouth. walsh, Carver Chase
Bhss-SAnl WEIGH Cole. Havana, n. " Bnghami Levfs-
the Sanger Si.a hetcak Duncan John r. Rhosdes Ami
6oa FortTes, Monroe master Maria White, BiniDss Bsrbs
does, Brett, Son Co.
Co J. Pi-e sears, PLiladelphis, Baker Dayton 1hos
Jeaer,on Kenny Salem W. Ropes Co. Sarah Jobnson,
DevAult RlcAibnc,o, u. X. Dsvol
Sloop-W D. Nanssm, Thrssher Taunton.
stesners-slrsh. Jtnes, Philadelphia; Beverly Pierce,
Phi sdsphi.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
Of Saturday:
The PHILADELPHIA Ledger, speaking of the weekly
Abatement Of the banks Of that city, save;

The eIhbu shows increase OF specie while the loans
deposits and circulation have each decreased Tho business
the banks s OF the items IL unusually large, In conse
Guepce Of their connection with the 710 per cent Treasury
note subscription. ssistory matter In connection with
their operations this the funsss of their specie ne
which greater than 1t before Thus far theh sd
the Government have no; dollar OF he
ability accommodate the current demands OF their business
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The subscription 10 the 100 Treasury note, al tho Office OF
Jay Cooke evening about nearly double
the amount subscribed either dAy Saturday and ye
Less the at the psce aond
Of las, week This apathy, however, not confined alone TO
The United States Treasury notes The whole stock mshes
from some csuse, Seems 10 be crushed olt.