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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
The same paper contains the following:

The rebel guerrillas made raid this after
noon upon some camps occupied by the rail.
road reparess at NokcS7ille, two and half
miles east of Catlett's Station, burnt part Of
the shanties, robbed the rest of their contents,
relieved tho cook of his laose change ani
boots, and decampcd-all within quarter CT
a a.mile Of fcrco Of Union troops left to guar;
. cu!vcrt on the railroad. Tho rai'lcra we're
all dressed in blue ovcrcoats and pants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

l';"7 "?2 !.':i rp in bod relief, c7cn ihcv are
forgotten, .ui' ;:lc ,!@lc, whcn mention Is inala
ri iA2 T"i'n@ i.!c:i anw at E2mc, whosc pieces
IN Ii" H:s;'k- ARC hli"': ~ tho honest soldiers
de!"S."ti"n--l substitute. This class, they
SMe3r "a" Il" point q! their sword anj tic bar.
rex: .Nc;r rifle, shall not he permitted t.
mia II. ne same crGnr-y with them. and the
cry Is: The :icc voun; men FIRST, and then
sXto.ti2"c:s ard sge:t.!n;0.s.'
We cannot blanc the soldiers. The stay
a->ho'nos, the men VII, have put in substi-
t;t";", a9; tncn. as !: their whole duty to
their country were done and rr. on. oc hand.
have devoted themselves, body and :,i,l -
speculation il the ncce<sarics Of life. thes,
folks Elave cflen b3en warned that after thcs
war. they Gro not likely to fare very vel:
and that the fortunes they are piiing ~ may
caanc" to bc OF 4 very precarious nature
Terrisle as these resimenal lists q prescribed
men may lie, tie proceeding is justified by
the heartleSs gro2d and cowart;icc which have
provoked it. We had rather have bad epi-
taIh after death. than have our name on those
black lists after ;hc war, and live to sec it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

diligcnt inquiry revealed the fact ths. tho
other forty y-nine hundred and tinety-niue
stayed back with General Lee, and at la:cst
accounts had concluded not 10 coma~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

Tie Es5s! HqmS in Enl'Jai jiir'.'.~& iq a
EtiiiSh hoa Cla,'--D.'ea'|oa cG i,> h-!:i
Rgn's IN f.tt!"e--.I -.I,!rI&r! u, CoNm--
IprtuSs!ufl .st.rf%. ,rr d.. ,t".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

FERMENTATION o" BATTLE-rLAGs CAPTURED on
THE EAr"AhASSncK-SVE OF GEN. MEADE
TO TIE SUiDlEES--NE. y. DAyIDSOS'S BEs-
rATCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08
THE ArLAsTIc MoNTHLY.--perjr.

TI|HE ATLANTIC MON Begin.
i ming Of a new Volume The No. for January
1868, tcgins the Eleventh Volume Of the Atlantic
Monthly.
From the commenc enont IN 1857, tie Atlantic
has RAPIDLY liner, astd IL cscr.Gtioh, and it has
the largest class OF since its beginning, five
years ago. Its prosperity steadily aug ments, ard
1t continues amid ali the fluctuations and dangers
incid ut to our national crisis. tt gain ground in
the estimation OF the public Alta time pre- giant
with eveuts which touch the future desi inies Of
America in every vital particular, the Publishers
and Editors 10 not deem 1t necessary to prcmiso
that its pages Will never swCTve from the honest
paths Of loyal tttiiotisn and universal freedom.-
It's opinions have always been the side OF liberty,
progress, and I'll h sud the course it first adop ed
in seariy career i'll ever be tai hfuiiy maintain.
cd The staff writers. regularly cont ibutipg to
the atlantic Monthly, enh aces all the best known
authors n Amer lean literature, and warrants the
Publishers in promising to its readers
Thesfsert Essays.
.u. The Rest stories,
The Best Poems,
hill, .nc .il..r,, .nl. n fI.r1 Ii
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08

as an earnest Of goee purpose upon
their part to co operate with all other loyal
citizens in giving security n the rights Of
every section, aud maintaining the Union
and the Constitution rs they were ordained
By the founders Of the Republic. j
IL. We will earnestly supporteyery con-
stitutiofiai measure tending to preserve
the Union Of the States. No men have q
greater interest IN its preservation than
we have-none desire it more; there are
none who will make greater sacrifices or
endure more than we will to accomplish
that end. We are, IS we ever have been.
the devoted friends Of the Constitution
and the Union, aud we have no sympathy
with the enemies Of either.
IA. The establishment Of military
government over loyal States, where war
does not exist, to supercede the civil au-
thorities and suppress the freedom Of
speech and Of the press, and to interfere
with the elective franchise, is not only
subversive to the Constitution and the
sovereignty of the States, but the actual
inauguration Of revolution.
{ Is. That we denounee, as libellers Of
the Democratic party aud enemies of the
country, the men who are engaged in rep.
sympathy with our gallant defenders.
ResolseL That we earnestly denounce,
the authors Of these hereses, secessionism
and abolitionism, which have eliminated
in an armed rebellion, desolated our coun.
try and brought sorrow to the hearts Of
every person in this broad land.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08

L the time to get up clubs rcat Inducements
for 1868, This popular aionihly Ma gaZne contains
nearly 1900 Pages: from % t. 81 steel plates and
about NtD ~NpH euGratih2s-a ana all this for only
Two Dollars year. This Is more proportions
ally than any Magazine ever gaHC-~hehre Peterson
is I'm phaticallv the Magazine tor the times,
Each number contains fas hioa Plate, engraved
on steel, ana coiored, also a dozen mere
styles, engras ed wood slso pattern from v hich
a orcsS, mautilla. chla'~ costume can lie cut,
without The aid of A nlantHamaker. so that each
number in This way will save Year subscription.
The Paris. london, Philadcll !tia ana New York
Fashions are described at length monthly.
Terms--- Ai~vays i'm Adyance.---
copy one year - three copies 50; five copies $40
eight copies So; twelve soiies So sixteen copies
$50. Address post laa,
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08
SI5O........BEsT PIANOS $3.50

SIjO.-...-.BEsT $3.50
T0S. T.. HALE n co, having removed to their
- wwarorocms No. ATS RcOA 4 ".
now prepared % offer to the public magnificent
new scale fnii -afE.@+=z5 s@s
= Octave Rosewood Piano. >
obtaining all Improvements known in this eenn-
~ or Europe, over-<trnng has, French grand
ction, harp pedal, fui iron frsne, fer 1.
$40 and ,$l75 gASH,v.Ee
Warrant ii for years. Rich moulding cases $500
sn5o and .shO,Hll VII rrar ted m AIDE sfffe est MA
teria and to stand better than ar. feld tor Saco Of
$500 BY the old methods Of aEniaetnic' We insit
Dealers nd Teachers in rarts oi the ccnntfs.t
act = agents. and to test these unrisaliFd Piano
with steinvsv Sons. shfekerirr T. Sons, or an
frs t. class manu- factarefs .a. ss.s<-
s%@@ jos. r. HALE & CO..
nos-smx sg4..+ns@ AIS Rrosdaas. New York.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08
SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE

with our large cities, and more can have
occasion to 20 abroad for their work,
whea they can be served at hons.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08

l respectfully solicit the patronare Of
the business men Of this and adjoining
counties. feeling satisfied that We can give
satisfaction both - 10 style and price.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08
READT-MADEe CLOTHING.

TUsT received a large and well- sele tocl 0
~ 0vER4coATS,psnfs,v ests Shirtss nd Draw.
ers land will bs.ald Low for cssh.
nsv1 7 n HTt##s4 H. D. FARMER,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08
NEW STAGE LINE FROM
81 II ~ 9 T y
TO II ID CD

THE UNDERSIGNED having lately re-
7ceived the CONTRACT for carrying tho tUnitc,.
STATES over this route. would respectfully .oy
to their friends and The public generally. thafth.y
ha We placed upon the line keSv md & ON r0rtu.
bile Hacks, with Good Teams, and drivers
with whom passengers may not fear to trust h,
reius. This line VIII connect regularly with The
Western stage Company at Fort Dsdgee
(Which connects with tho Dubuque and Sioux City
i;ailro,ll asfolieMs: ais ~ reese IN .@~s
Leave sioux city Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays #@"A* z+# &~@8 p +
Arrive at Fort Dodge thefollowing Wednesdays,
Fridays and Mondays.
Lsaye Fort Dodge Tuesdays, ,Thursd.. aud
]. 'Avrsvesat Sioux tity the following Thursdays
and Tuesdays
Arrangements have been made Whereby rassen
garkcan be comfortably entarttine, at the seyeIa
taions on the route. This being the ) uYt4 >ssf
Most Direct and Certain Route
rom the Esslto Nasth- wsstecn ! oway Nsrth-eas
tern Nebraska and ~ lsota Ter .fy sthsnnder
signed hope by strict attention to tho comfort q
passengers and care Of baggage, to merita shar
Of the public patronage
-. MACREADY = ED1E.
Sioux city, Dsc,0, lsAs- s,aa. 80 ara
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08

TODEN'S MaGAZKN E.--Ihe publisher
~ has commenced The year with II determination
t. surpass anything he has ever before done, and
an earnest of his intentions has made arrange
merit with the c, lebratei writer Marion Har.
land. to furnish article for every mum OF the
Book for 1873, and she will write for other
eaEine. ..E..
Terms, Cash In Advance.--Onc copy
year. 81. 1--WE copies one year. IS Three
copies che wear, So -Four copies on, year, 81.
Five copies, one year, ard an extra copy to the
person sending he club, sl0.
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person sending the club $50.
address, l.. \. GoDEy,
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08

yITANsrEi U .-Twenty thonsan a a. I'M RI h Cole
w and stlvar coin and DemYna Notas, for which
willpay the highest premium in "le 50 lite nder,
1t my Office On Pea ri street. @'F3 s .h" ~
49, no lib. FARMER, Broker.
j OK Jity, Dsc. IL, 1862.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08

nv TIN and JApANyED wARE-A good as
sortment always on hand, which Is made in the
most dUra bic ma inner. Also, Eve TrONShs,
Conductor Pipes. Tin Roofing. sc.
The patronage of the publicisrospecfn solicited
mayl7 IHAS. X. SMITH
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08
List OF Regular Cont rihut ora ...In

List OF Regular tonfr1hOt OrA ...In
Prose and Poetry the 'A,lantic STAN Of writer's 10
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James EUssel Lowell, n. w Iougfcliow,
Louis es,ssi2. Rsll y aldo Emerson,
Nat haniel Hawthorne, G. {. Iaz"we!l.
T. W. tigginsOn, Author -Marc't Howth.'
Mrs Julia " Yard Howe, Mrs 4. u. +. Whitney.
Oliver ". Holmes, John G, Whittier.
T.. 2 NhipIe. Bayara Taylor.
tharlrS Norton, George ;. Hiiard,
Henry Giles. Walter Mitchell.
Henry T fuckerman, John Weiss.
Mrs. H. Il. Stowe, harriet Nartneau,
Charts feade, 1.-The Country Parson."
Ro-e Terry. Harriet h. Prescott,
Robert T. : Lowell, J. T. TrowbridGe,
Edward Everett. =. otesser A. ID. White.
The foregoing LIST CT contributor RS incl udes the
leading writer's Of America.
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Yearly subscriptions received, or ugle numbers
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Specimen numbers sent gratis on application to
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08
WATCHES AMP yEwBLRY or 1.ns
w richest md most Fashionable Pat.

terms, offered at Retail at wholesale prices.
THE HUBBARD BROS, Nos. IS and o. Nassau
Street, New York, City, N shnfact urers nd Inpor-
tiers OF all the leading, rich and most popular
upon Increasing their business to unlimited ex<
tent, offer the following elegant ornaments at the
unnssnrps.se9 low prizes following: ,u,,,u
and open face, o. Lady's or GsDtleman's Watch In
one tho pretucst, most convenient and cheapest
Watch in the World. Imitation gold /; effected by
patent process which renders the appeafas &C il
gold perfect, while 1t does not cost one third a.
much Pricsonly sss Rstaiis e. frop, sIoo up~srda.
Hunting Composition Cased csers. EnctsL nj an
ufacture Movement; capped and full jcweled; has
sunk seconds, and tho newest improvements. Heavy
cased and good imitation gold. Price only SIS. Re-
tails at from $50 10 500.
limiting Composition Cased Army Watch richly
engraved, jeweed and fancy works. Unsurpassed
for Suffers Traders, etc. Price SIS. Reta!s 1re
$40 to 500.
4 great variety Of other Watches. atlew prices.
Ladies Sets of Brooch and Ear Drops to CORES.
pond. Imitation Cluster Diamond, a very rich pat.
tern, and entirely new, price 81: Coral and Eead
entwi med very neatand pretty ornament hand
somely mounted, 1928 .-,
Oentlentns Vest Chains. Parisien, an elegant
pat tern, only 81. rhe Demoniac. very heavy. e5.
,Rings--rlsin only, 75e. Scroll, very Pretty, 81.
Chased e, nea. pa'tor"'sl sea'sisnet' S. 1n'ite.
Sleeve Buttuns--Patent, Chased, or Enameled. o
new and very handsom" PATTERN $3.50. Double,
chased or with stones, $50. -
Bosom Studs--a variety Of new and fas ion able
designs, per set, $3.50.
Bosom and Scarf Pins Leaf, with Opa, and FAN
cy Stones, 81. Imitrtion Diamond. 81 30.
Lockets--C orbie Glass. richly engraved. 50.
Persons wishing any Of the above have only 10
remit the price in registered iettert address,
and the articles will lie by Of ma FREQ
| Of expense. RD~Orders to the amount If twelve
dollars and upwatds will be sent by express to any
part of the legal States, with bill payable to tie
Express npany, when the goods are delivered
Agents, Suffers and Country Mercha nts thrt ugh
| out the country Who wish to make money rapidly,
! will do we'll to obtain our mammoth catalogue; v
furnish the most saieahle outfit At prices unsurpass
| ed ty any other concern. Address
HUBBARD BROS
Nos 65& ~ Nassau, near John Street.
| nov1O3m New York City, =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-08

For the printing Of Circulars, Bill Heads,
&C., whereby the price of printing have
been materially reduced, SO that lcan now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
ING il The North Stars specie list;
Tho Trouble Between the Government OF
Borotn and the Clergy Settled - rh'
sintc Of Affairs In Gunynq"il-Tbe Gull
,;x,,ion Of Cotton on tho Esthnins.

Cores poudence Of the Associated Press
PASAa, n. c.. Sept. II. 1863.
Bv newspapers and private advlceS received
few DAYS ago from pogoia learn that tie Govern
moa, and clergy OF that city wLo Lave been at logger
heads for some time have at last come 70 terms. You
vii remember the priests refused TO take The oah Of
allegiance 70 the Lew Constitution Whurnpon ur ~
thuIltcs prohibited them from P,Ii"sH'hb "4! vi wv
The priests. feeling indigunr, ut Ms treatment
Immediately closed al The place. q worsi, thiAhln
thereby 10 gain the sympaihic, ~ tie pcule Inc
moe docs not appear 10 have rad tie desired eject a.
the najoriiy 10 get along cutie es wen Nlil Tie
honsos II sod c.o1ed rs whea they were open.
TIC most apparent result ~ tie courc pulf-ei Is ne
Gininishing Of the influence % tie church Over vac
people ON the 9TH u! August The Vicar AID or. z
sstgy 81 tie capital TOOK tie oath required 81 iAcn D.
the auihorief end on the same day % 'o"lDb o. u'''
annoauood tie churches again opened
me Bishops al Pola, aa also took The oa'h q allo
a,cc on the 1871 ut AID u II not inpoiah.r ~ y tL
.ly f,t, ors romai.lng here VIII follow dc cI1mp.a
The steamer Iaoia iroin cuayafgL arrived " Va
NOT or tie night q tie lih ilsiai. i! TIC adF1ccs
hrouch hy hcr there IL goiiinf OF Mlo.iaLec ~. W.
ier,iev between the Presidents Of Coon pa ana . ID
do- appointed .oT tho 18th ct, bad no lA'n IAes pu'
Wa expected 20 cone % on o.. .sih VI
pr.sideni Mor,ua hAl no: JED. Iainupiol ~ ADV
An III feeling - said 20 ex!a; hetHcc1 TIE y
Mos0ucr. aid MoEcna. which some persons i.hA ~
tntolfc The two rpgb.0s ~ cIrly. RE -. hH"i
Ian Government o. aid 90 b. rather lilc 10 Tore fa'a
lu.t nov .srre number Of icsta have nr''e 'ltic
lately nnd are believed TO weld sIrAi "HH'-'' wv
tie Administration. ., a. ,t
NJ, the affraoon IL tho 18th r-t fIYu Ac1pulro tif
N probahy afer remaining hege tNo 81 iA!oe weeks
T,.nTn holiL. ,t 49,.
Tie authorities hcfe are iiiirr sone ir'crtsi 70 'le
crl,l, .,iou Of cotton on thc Isltly. some ifel g.
suporor cualiy has bcea procured aad fsriil'ii sAn
tae.oua has ordered u 10 hc ~ ~ Iuifi o. ait''
uisning g. engage an tie cl'r ot - TIC s'ai -. Ies
.or. r,r.ylnr ths s-ol ~. o. required. whoa Tie cF
la. n.stursd o. furulsL To GotcsAncli $40 .. pa
1 count OF tie result Iy tik means u va p Hee-ra
aafSt<J ~ not TIE soil @ne climate % ,-' ''' .
lie ouliltsi on Of cotton has a.fffr}.,s-. 49,.
attention N tbs section With VrUycr energy dad ID
,crcnce IL IL improbable that o-iore tns rar
cotton vii be quoted IN tic Unused states and kuopc
maikois =
/ no Mi!sas. non South Arerica ercer; The TsclA
and mono fron Central America aimee va lSs heafa
ron. iac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

sArrrnAr. sen.. ec-r. "
Tic stock maize. was in great excitement

The stock maize. was in great excitement
le,orc The Board under the announcement that 10
Moi raa Southern Road Bad tllod stock 20 sopFesrH'
honda boarii and carctlcd. Tie si4cct uas iseAhcc
10 ,es4l tie nga.r - m Oycsssge AID scld OF =
rarlc,s u price. odd Il enc tine al low ~ - Ta'
sccou.ci Tho li.eo soon rallied 10 T.. bat closed Of
Il Tho tscnsicioa ray he stated ihusi IL
Comply ~ tie formal action q - Board ia'
ro,d over million u II, oonEon s;ocs under ri1ii'
coa,rr,d - ia charter and BE-, Tefcl With tic pro
e,els A. cqaal amount Of rs f4adcd debt, ard m
,tock h.s been cold urles lool. The fal statement O.
tic trasseiea te directors DO 10. think - eIpesiea
10 male At psessa, boz are o9sldcnt thsi tie uaHs,o
Ton IA be rcnrded a. wholly wAa tie scope Of ihe.i
duiles AID f0r tie pcrmaEerI interest Of tie stock
a 40 steel soA by TIC Company Though house q
wliea tie ssl os partner "a member % tie soaiA'Ff
direction. Ttls chanCo o. securities. ,oagl u gfea
'sis- - AZ "'','--" s,nihern road. pa tcci
slarp.y commented upoa by tie STOCK EkchLnFc
a.d upoa q rcpori 10 be Eado ~ Spccia
Committee on Monday morning. the f-f,h,i
caairg Of the stock Ct tho Board VIII tcpsud
Uldel tic parie In Michigan Southern common
Seu.Yo.k Cca,Fal sold at l11. Ls.c. lcsl aict
Harlem. 10. IIgisoa River. lg5si3d AZ TIE S,ccl
L1eAAnge all descriptions Of Government stock
&c ssore and In god demand. God vaa up TO 10
aei Border State stooks steady Tennessee %. g. .
~ virginia q. .. 90. North Carolina ts O. 10. NJ.
s.4r. q. t-iaGe. Canton Company. Jl.GSi Della
ware aad H4dson Canal Company ~ 100
pcrnsy wanna CoL Company. lia4lii. Cumb arl
Coz. "a ii. rao.Go Nal 2Nsgli.. ou.ckslYci
Nn.ug COMPANY. Gaoli Central American Igans'
Company eOeg-. Scs.YorA Central closed e. 1854 9
1893. u a5orI lat nights rates. II.e closed
- loC! Which ves al improvement on q,
strett ra,c. AID oqual TO Fnaays pricrsl Hal
soa River wsa active az i~5i 4l1-i Hahn. 10, q
- a iaA Of Ter ocai DO Preferred. i29i al;o
Michigan Ccl'iaL no. sl9li EelGiug. ~. 4IEl.
Norwich I'D Worcester e1de6 rpon Mlc,. souihes-
lsctccmcnt % very great and urdor heavy bnia,s,
he stock closed At s0l. oafh. ian OF 4 ccni.
10. Guaranteed iJielA! sn advance of , y cent;
Panama 1885, lrl, Illinois Ccatrll. 1923 6l22i. and in
proscntut of J. Cleveland and fiitsbufr. .sd9sl.
Galrna nid Chicago lO7. 0los Cleveland and Toledo.
M! enss. Rock Irlad iO7 2lo7! Stocks during tie
afternoon we're very irregular. Michigan southern at.
irnocd tie chief attention. ard cl)scd NJ seld7el Nud
rOL River took sudden turn downward and sold as
low as n M Of per cent Aew.YoTk Central
closes at 49, Ia Western stocks little was done.
Gncna nnl Eocs Island. under tbs large earnings are
led lgialy ard steady; but n few smal lo,curc
offered. At u p. IN. there a rally In the Stock
Market Hudson liver advanced TO l52. New YORK
Central. lJ4; Erie. not; Southern Common 10. Rock
Island. lO7l The following table shows tho weekly
Of price, taking tho stock Exchange rates
the stanlaIdi