davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

Money is active; but no one finds any difficulty in
getting all that is wanted at 8 per cent. Bank
srs were in the street to-day offering money at s
on speculative stocks, with margins of 20 per
cent.
Gold is dull and stupid; most Of the leading gold
speculators have transferred their wits and their
capital to the stock market. 1t opened at 149N,
rose to 1907, fell back to l49A and closed at five
Pm. at about $50. There was fair demand for
bills this morning at about 164 l65. Later in the
day the inquiry fell of.
The business at the Sub. Treasury was as follows
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY May 13-oP.M
and exc. for pear
BRKADsruFFs more activity IN -four 10 day,
chiefly shipping brands Of State about quo
atons Sales made Of Is 500 bbls State and West
ern 500 Southern and 750 Canadian within revised
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
Total four months. ss52 500

As last year they not only paid interest and ex-
penses, but had q surplus wherewith to wipe off
floating debt, the gain this year viii 60 to the
credit of dividend fund-about 6H per cent earned
In four months.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
LOAN OFFICES.

hOhN OrFAChss
Tn-rAwNBRoKERs TICKETS WANTED; TWILL
for pswnbrokers tickets FOR diamonds, Watches jeweiry
pCes for o oa and sVs
up stairs
AT eos BROADWAY. CORNER OF BOND STREET,
cash on Diamonds set or unset or buy. the same for es
perry.
Ar@ NASSAU sTREET-RooN NO. p UP STAIRS.
the highest cash prices are paid ,cr Watches
on the same preferred, 81 A HoNiGMAN Broker and
Commisslon Merchant
MONEY TO LENp-oN DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
all descriptions Articles be redeemed any with
In one year Private ''i f. BARSxso sf q T6a avenue
DAwNBRoRERs' TICKETS PuRcHAsEp-oF CLOTH.
csls & p%oas sSd P ot s0Sfs sse. 6Sa @ al hrs S
Frocks s5. Cashmere Pants s Linen Pants si cassi.
mere '' " Ap'"e GEO % tfti ss' ~ Broom bSOc$s street
A YOUNG SETTER DOC. PARTLY BROKE, JUST
good Doube Barrel Guns must oe II OF " bore and not
street, corner Of sixth avenue.
DoATs-wANTED TO PURcHAsE FIRST CLASS
SAILING w,b sen,ebosrd and sa enesworE boas rsser 70
s eroens & % sos Ss on Sr Sns SMe. @ Apply
and third bridges Also for sale fourteen feet Hur Gate
II the choice breeds Of stock for SAFE, ~ Buffers nla
e LkR new WORK Al po0s Bos,des 9ps per Bot.
Medicines for all diseases
LNoR sALE-ONE LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
in Dog well trained and good watch Dog; youua Sal
Dog ten months Old HUI Terrier onesma SPANIEL
pair OF small Black and Tans and three sna srotrh
Terriers all Of the purcst breed and good raers Call al nj
Roosevelt street, hrat noor. JOHN GRAY
ITALIAN oREYHoUNDs, ENGLISH scorcH Ann
L SIX Tcrreis, purest and hneet breed also Nloes1ng
Birds Song Tn uhes aud Talking Parrots for ale al alS
B0wcry.
Az UANTRD- sAiLBokT. CAT RIGGED, PROM "a TO
w 80 feet iong must be copper fastened aud not more
than two yean od cnker built prcierpd Address r. %
IL lc6 New York Post Office With fh as IN
price, &C, and where 10 hc sees
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
croT}INX.

AT NO lS7 SIXTH AvENUE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
"A men, you receive the highest price for your
east on Co.hns Oerpes Furnit9re the best x9a can
ayenue two doors from Tenth street. tdtes attended BY
Mra Mfntz True you WIN be dealt with 70 four sauasson
and BENEFIT
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

xNANTBD- A sAfLB0AT CAT RIGGED FROM % To
w SOfec long must be copper fastened aud not more
,han yeats old oilnker built prciered Address r 4,
H. c6 New York Post Office With b partcu ars AZ 10
price, &C, and where 10 bc sees.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

TNSoLES, BELLE AND ARMLETS.
The Galvano Electro Metallic lnsoes Belts Armets &C.,
the edy thousands who have them In
Great Britain and the United States testify for curing
rheumatism drol gout neuralgia and all nervous dis
&C. being safe certain and mostly instantaneous
remedy
Insoles. 81 Bef 81 Armles, II o0 sent per mail for
2sc additional. s. nd for circular.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

T THE AGENTS STORE, PIP SEVENTH AVENUE
N Received large order California and New Or
leans lear, 70 purchase Cast on Wearing apparel Car.
will be paidFor Silk Dresses $i2 TO $50; Goats, $40
~ Pants 81 to $S also woolen and calico Dresses
Shawls Coaks, &c guarantee to the full value for
every article Please call address note, by post,
ROSENBERG. 2l2 Seventh avenue. Ladies attended by
Mrs Rosenberg, where you viii be dealt with salts
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

1pS BowERy MADAME w1DGER CLA1RvOYANT
100 gifted Span sh lady, unveils the mysteries OF
ftufltv love absent friends sckness precrbes
ed cine Tor all tells lucky numbers properly lost
or stolen.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

A TTENTI0N-AT THE NEW STORE, IA THIRD AYE
nue. ladies and gentlemen guaranteed To receive the
highest price for each article Of Cast on Clothing Furnur
Carpets &c for the New Orleans market Try and satisfy
ior s from "a ss for Coats from ~ to 70 o
4c the highest prices will be paid in Call ad
Dress o. MIsH ia Third avenue Fourteenth street
Ladies attended " Msh.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

GREAT BATTLE FoUGHT-THE VICTORY Is
n gained Ladies and gent has been victorious
in being pronounced BY grea. many, that b. MINT, of
23 Sixth has been paying the highest cash.
for cast of Clothing, Carpets Jewery and still
to continue to do so, II you VIII favor him with note
call N B.-Ladics and gentlemen, you know well that
those tremendous prices u OF cred by dealers s
perfect hnmbg but the best and sue,t you can do
satisfaction Do not forget the old. well desler, b.
Mintz and the number 2S Sixth Ladies punctuay
attended by Mrs. Mntz.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

or ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM DISEASE eHoVLD
III /. caI and consult Madam WHEAfLY the claT
roxsnt phy scan; also con.uts airvoyantv busne
Hours from 10 io} r. NJ a2S Wooster street. in The base
mont
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

HEATRiMoNY MADE EASY. WITH INSTRUCTIONS
MI for courtng order win the aectons OF the oppo
1e sex bsok of intense iniercai 70 both married aud
sInae usrstct. sent post paid receipt Of
sO e~nts GEO PECK CO., "a North william street.
M B.-Prnts. Cards Booke, s,creoscopis Views kc Co
ss1oaues . M on receipt of
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

A FACT WORTH KNOwING.-THE UNDERSIGNED
A pay the utmost value for ladies' and gen
uemen'sCast on Clothing Furniture Carpets, Jewey &C.
BY calling addressing n STERN, o91 Third avenue
a.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
xr-uo MOULD NOR 90 TO MAKE THEIR FoRrUNEi


w tlo ye, aud all, to see Miss WELLINGTON, the
English rrophsess universally acknowledged the
best OF all Asroogsis who guarantees to TO those
who health, wealth and happiness, and
10 rpar them Information of the utmost importance,
resse law suits Journeys absent friends love court
shp marriage hidden enemies and troubes in
fact all ahsrs IN le Brave soldiers learn doom Of
sIorg, nor death II seek your prosperity aud
Felicity y6uH delay visa or address BY ettef
bishy gifed aud bcaun young iay at u Sixth avenue,
ouuoss Eighth street. Mics W. the only In this
cy who has the genuine Roman and Arabian taismans for
love good luck and business ahsswarranted for life.
numbers given as also highly respectable city rcfc
renee Drunkenness cured and unfstbu wives aud hus-
bands reclaimed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-06
Albany. May 10, 1863.

To HIS ErceLency the President Of The United
States-The undersigned, officers Of a public meet
ing held at the city of Albany ON the 10th day of
May inst, herewith transmit to your Excellency j
copy Of the resolutions adopted at the said meet
ing, and respectfully request your earnest conside-
ration Of them. They deem 1t proper on their
personal responsibility to state that the meeting
was one of the most respectable as to numbers
and character, and one of the most earnest in the
support OF the Union, ever held in this city.
Yours, with great regard,
ERAsTUs CORNING, President.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-06

Has The Constitution been Unjustiy dealt lcih 1.-THE
Liberty of The. Press and The Habeas Corpus
, Chorges-VaHandgh CHAM S Case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-06
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The President and New York
Democrats.

Lincoin'- Reply to the Resolutions of the Al
bauy Meeting OF the I6ib OF May.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05

For the Bureau Of Steam Engineering, four tlIou.
AA,1a I " y No-Rnndred aud twenty-fonr dollars
thousand eight hundred and ffty-eight ,ioiIaFssa
. For the Bureau OF Medicine and SuFgerT. 6va
thousand eight hundred dollars. - t'11'''' ave
Sec. g And be 1t further ca acted That all
Eemaining balances shall attach to the oice Of the
secFetary OF the Navy, and may b. expended by him
lot Sueh clerical services he shall Judge the
eSts OF the Department require.
sec. j. And be It further enacted. That the
nnl OF one Thousand dollars heretofore appropriated
Ior the contingent expenses of tho Durean OF con.
sFuetion, Equipment and Repair, be transferred to
ne Bureau Of steam Engineering and the sum o ons
thousand dollars to the Bureau Of E1uinmenf a D5
Recruiting. And also that the sum Of one tbSnsSnJ
dollars, heretofore appropriated for the Contingent
expenses Of the Bureau OF Ordnance be transtsFrsi
to the Bureau of Navigation. : ~ - s ''
Approved, Dscember.10, 1862. sid rs, -sa-f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
[rupLtc RksoLvrroS-xO. ri

= RESOLUTION in relation to certain mans.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Reprssents
IfeS OF the United States of America in ohrrTss
sem6ed, That with view Of expeditinR the iSsnc 81
1nS % animal report Of the General Land once the
Printer is hereby authorized to coptract foT
tng pnOt9gnPhing of the maps of tho several State
Nn1 @ territories which may accompany the same sS
tp IN N regard to the connected nsp accompanying
west Of the Mississippi in regard to which The CSn
o. The General Land Oace ls hereby an.
IloElsed to procure 1u engraved plate thereof TO he
surveys that may be nlnde lills :, - 'H''
Approved, Januury &, 1868. s4-,i,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
MHEEIING Va IHURsDAY MORNING. FEBFUARY 8 1854 -

III the authorities will allow US TO Vote %
what does he mean by onr sentimsnts = He
means the sentiments of all the arch trait-
ors OF the bogus Southern Coufederacv of
which be is but one of their simps and t1nIs
Aud if his sentiments were fully caFrisJ
out in West Virginia, we would III bslong
to JED Davis, soul and body. Union TnsS
Woull all be slaughtered or driven from
this country, their property. either stolen.
ournt and destroyed, or sequesterea, while
the dqpes and imPs of JEFF Davis would
nolu carnival over our smoulderiup
houses, towns and villages, amidst the dys
lng groans OF patriots, the cries and shrieks
OF our women ruined, aud our children
worse than orphaned: Such, and worse,
would be the fate of West Virginia, could
But, thank God! they. can't do H. The
writer asks if citizens wilt ibe allowed to-
vote: Certainly, - citi es1s have alwavss
had the right TO vote. B9t,those among
US who have committed treason worse
Than any felony, have forfeited their citi
zenshlP, and should nAYer, be allowed
voice IN our governmental Affairs. / con.
slider it the most unjust thing that / have
ever heard or read of, that such men should
have the privilege to vote our eternel ruin,
While our brave and patriotic men are now
in the army, exposed to sickness and death,
and all the horrors aud priyations of a
winter campaign, fighting againt the very
thing that these men would .Yote for if they
had the chance.
II, our brave soldiers that have gone from
West Virginia to fight for homes and our
liberties should not have vote, no man
on earth should have one.s Why should
those cowardly drones remaining at home
have vote; and more especially, why
should our most bitter enemies, who are |
doing all in their power to ruin US, have
voice in our governmental affairs, and our
brave soldiers in the field have none? 1t |
is the most cruelty unjust thing on record
l do hope our Convention will provide for |
their voting. Then we will see a most sigg !
nal victory for our new State. .-i9, II
There may be some doubt of our getting
the new State if the soldiers are not nj.
lowed to vote, and all the secessionists and |
traitors allowed the privilege. They are
determined upon our defeat and ruin, aud |
at their first opportunity they will carry I
their determination into effect. Loyal men
should be all up and doing, and spare no
uptIied means, in the bounds Of honor and
loyalty, foIg the victory we all so much de.
sire. The time is short aud our. salvation
or ruin is near at hand. Let us do. our du-
y and leave the rest to God, aud all will
be right. 3r.a. d. Nv.
e 2Nss DsA, Hprni'on 09Wty,, ID, Jan.
0V"I teo9:5yt o. lla lz 5l.-.ff sdt -sg si,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05

SSsSssIlt vSt.sIAlt INy4I4tssI IQNbIo The abOyerat68.
70 tue space occupied and the number of changes
erst be paid for IN diSomcs. Iea "
business Cards notexceeding i've lines SO mar vaar
SS ier sx m93ths but for shorter period nofhnr
Wall be counted less than y square r'"s
the privilege Of Annual AdyertisInR Is limitsd To
rsIs AayeEtisers own Immediate business; and All
we'll as all legal advertisements and s
sates spd real by thom mus
be paid for at the usual rateS. . = =
,,ADAdNertiaenentsn not accompanied wi tltvyr tts,
accordingly. -sIiGlsf7 - O'N 'ii oll4F geo
Notices for Political Meetings to be chareed1n all
- haErages NotieesO Fun erals, and announcements
=. seFmons, 90 cents each. i5H nouv1l-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
.[Punllo RRsoIurIoN-No.1l

z 3 ll7VLU IIVN--4NUs 81 fI,
A RESOLUTION for increasing the - y All
~, ,Superintendent OF Public Printing. Dive
hsreas Gs The amount Of money which eau be avanc-
ler existing laws, Is not suflcicu to enable him
20 msst the current expenditures Of his oflce
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rspressnts.
o. the United States Of America in Congress as
tSe2lea' - That the said Superintendent be required
tii',s, 10 .Hsmsh new bond in the penal sum of forty
Approved, December IS, 1862
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05

gres; assembled, That hereafter each regimen, o,
SavaEy organized in the United States service MAY
nave two assistant surgeons, aud each COMPANY OF
afoSP oil cavalry sila have from sixty to seventy.
ApprOved, JanunrY 6 lsG1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
Lesson from Htstory-seoesslon.

.5sl. 40, S5,
al 5he death OF Solomon, Rehoboam
succeeded, and certain ambitious persons
ev9lleu themselves OF the opportunity to
FOSTER FOSTER dlsoontent eI1t and strife. they anti
cipated tronbie::ahd oppression, and stirred
up Zen iFeoes 20 reDello9: Not reeely-
ing setlStactory ar, answerirom the King,
Tn !heS c!iea ont out what portion have We
NJ M Davla! 10 your tents ~ Israel -
,HsN M9W see 70 thlne own mousse David r
90 israel departed to their tents;" that
Is. "PPea!e1 70 q 5he SWORD: E'N1 gn Under advice
9lIa Phrophet' ne hpen4o3oam, aiter gathering
az army determined deter 1ll to let them lei alone"
euu Ine new conIeueracy nSeSl OF lklnnSdomi
was. sst0Ptlsne9. Sow marx the result:
flrSts-T-for TWO hundred years there
was almost unlnterrupted war between Ju-
aan ana israel Foreign nations were
invited 70 take part Al! the usual comPli
cations oI rights ana interests We're ere.
@eeg' = anu war, Oh t9e most destructive
ll kino was me daily i'te OF the people for
TWO TWO centuries. centuries AT the end OF that time
lsraei~as suDlugated by Assyrla, and her
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
Aeii' p,,cI - ~ gsa7 t-
AN Aor to facilitate The 5tscbsr. ~ = 1.,b.,
diers from thr Rr1nI mi ~ = -

III f. ID L. H 4H Vol t
AN ACT to facilitate the discharge Of disabled soI
diers from the army, and tho Of con TaIeF
cent camps and hospitAIs.1 lE-EEI = -5fr
4 Be y enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre.
Sentatiyes Of the United Statea OF America In Con
gress assembled, That there SHAH be added to the
preieut medical corps Of the army eight medicaliu.
spectors, who hhAl immediately after the passage of
this Actl be appointed by the President byand with
the advice and consent Of the Senate without reerd
to their rank when so selected. but with sole regard
TO qualifications, and who shall have the rank, nav,
and enoluments now authorized by law toOficers Of
that grade, <sS' - ~
Sec. 2. And be 1T further enacted That the osie.ts
Of the medical inspectors department shall be char
ed, In addition to the duties assigned to then, nv
existing laws, with the dnty of making reaular and
frequent inspections ofAl military General boSnftIs
hnd eonTalescent camps, and shall upon ZACH snch
inspection, designate to the surgeon charge II snr6
hospitals camps, all soldiers who may m in fIsr
opinion, fit subjects for discharge from the s.Fyire
on surgeons certificate Of diSa6litv or EniiSsntIT
recoVerodto bs returned to their for mt
and shall gee that such soldiers are dischGrFed or =
turned. And the medical inspecting oticeTs Sre bav
by empowered, under such reeulStion9 a NAV h
hereafter establtshed to direct the return to duty or
the discharge from garviee, a. the case MAY he
soldiers desIgnated by them " y ~ - - - -
Approved, December 81, 1852 ~ si oi -ai
't's .Aa giatpat.e r-li Yah sa} ssEa
.E-sizai Hil tPuR4c=Nos 81 III! ban
AN ACT to improTs:ths organization OF lie cavalry
BE Il enletsd By the so1stS ana HouEI oY Issn.a-
sentatiHed 6fthS Unlted States df AraSfeE ia ON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05

Where does the writer get his informa-
tion FROM, when he ayers so, confidently,
that Harrison county will not 90 for the
new lStats2 yNodoubt, fromlthe fact fiat he
palms himself Otto the people abroad as rep.
resenting Harrison county, that he gets his
Information from such men as Davis and
Vance, who also occupy the false position
of representing Harrison county. Iknow
that Harrison county stands dtsgraced be.
t0reR patriotic county John S. Carlile
halls from this county. Davis and Vance
are the misrepresentation OF this county,
But people at distance must not Judge
theloyalty of HarrisOnc0untyb by her false
and treacherous representatives If HaF-
rison county has fair chance you win find
she will be all right for the new State.!2z.
All 1.-THE true loyal, Union people will 90
unanimous for the new State, Wiley BILL
Prapy othersright bill. 81 MIA
:. s.SNSFha does Efbe lwriter staeau lsvben he
asks, "wrl The authorities give Us the opi.
pOrtunity TO vote our SeRtiRlenEs? Who
does he meanIby GsR ;Hefneansst those who
have not voted for nearly two years. But
who, while West Virginia was in her death
struggle, were sneaking about in the dark
hours 'ofnightS trying to plunge the dagger
of death into her heart, by advocating
treason, murder, rapine and robbery;. or by
giving aid aud comfort TO those who fTere,
committing those things Gpon the,
loyal people, while MS we're toe. .coWardIy TO
do the same things; though powerfully.
pleased to have it done by their dupss. -
Who are us They are the trair6rs of
Harrison county. There are only two par
ties, hsre-the loyal and the disl6y6l,,i The
loyal have always had the privilege of YoE-.
ing their sediments here; aud an evidence
Saal -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
1atlggutelligetlfrr
TERMS OF ADVmRTIsIVGs.

EWELVE ESouD LINES OF NoEPAREIL, ion oSE 1Sca, ,)oS
LEss, NAKE SQUARE :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05

Sec 2. BE y further enactotl That whenever the
ESGnls 81 81 Wet EirstniH shall, through their said
to be held within the limits OEtho Id EtSt6 1t sncb
time as the Convention may provide make aud rati:
y the change Aforesaid, and properly certify tile
lon i shall be lawful for the President oI7t6s Uni
ted States to issue his proclamation stating the fact
aud thereupon this act shall take effect . d be in
Proclamation. .asts :. ~ - Is--s ~ '''N
Approved. December 81. 1852.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
~ SsE'-7-7-7-'7T -=-7-7- 81. .,
~ ''t- t.'1s 4sie OFFICIAL. eet rla.4s
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Passed a the TNird Session Of the Thirty
aid boz r. i.si sepenth .Congre's al. b..
OFFICIAL.
ItpuRLlc-No. II

u = lazt eaf sllE0nAIS NV. ~ Ut e...sl -.
AN ACT authorizing the holding of special session
Belt enacted by the Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-.
sentAtiVes Of the United States Of America In Con
gress assemhle, That special session Of the Uni
ted District Court fOrthe District Of Indiana
shall be hOlden at the usual spRee of holding said
COURT on the first MOnday In February riu the year
ot our Lord one sthousaIm eight hundred and sixty
three and to continue in session long as the bTs
mass thereof may require. 1,fd ed! lacnLs alf
SIC. z. Aud be il fmtlor enacted, That all suits
and proceedings Ola civil or criminal nature now
pending in returna BILE to said court shnlI bs pro-
eeedsd In, hoan tried and determined by aad court
at said special session In the same manner as a4
re gular term Of said court: ~ -at-s5 E.ls.l
Approved, December 10, 1s62. lp5.1 isasg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
HARRISON COUNTY, 7ALI Ris1,T -

sE0tt0TS 4nteHLgencer; gH8
SlRs:-I notice in the Press of January
23d, a@commuuicationt headed IA Voice
from Harrison" and, but for the fact that
It might, perhaps, cause a false Impression
elsewhere, | would pass it by with silent
contemptI5t6r' IhRFe3 foF-a long time, ceas.
ed to argue with the enemies of my coun-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
INsiUsRsAN

go, :, Market Value
hand and deposited on oall, and In
Agents, hands s2e1, ,ee7 IS
BANK STOCKSin New York, Hartford
Boston, st. Louis, Philadelphia, and
OthoF 95246A 90
UNITED STATES and STATE STOCKS. -.
New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Missouri Michigan, IndianA......, GS5,lIl 60
CITY BONDS, Hartford, Rochester, 30 -
BTPGEIyn; JsE5sy CITY, New YoFE.,.;. 2a6Ioao %
New Haven, Boston and Worcester,
Conn; 1O7,4l2 90
MOhIGAGB BONDs. les, 200 90
REAL ESTATE, UuincunbeTsd. ........... 81 ,O63 is
Total 10