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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-15
Review Of Chicago Market.

From the Evening Journal of Sept. 18th.
The Flour market was tolerably active and
steady Eastern shippers contradiction lowerprce
in view Of the decline in the New York mari et
and the advance in freights, but sellers were On
willing to yield on account of the prevailing high
figures for wheat. Sales were made at from IS so
to 10 so for medium to fair grades of red and
white winter extras; 81 80 to Is for common to
fair grades Of spring extras, and at IS to so for
spring superine.
No. /. Spring Wheat opened strong and ad-
yanced lie Yesterday extreme prices, with sales
at 81 81, but the market subsequently weakened,
and at the close the demand was limited at 81 AZ !
to As. No. spring il largely oyersold, and to
assist in covering the short sales, two cargoes
were, to-day. shipped from Milwaukee to Chicago.
This is about the same sending Goals to New
castle
white at 81 IS: No. red at 81 rs; No. red a,
81 45 to 4s, and rejected at 95c: No. 2 spring
was dull and difficult Of SALE there being no spec-
ulative demand for it. Sales in one or two favorite
houses were made at 81 % TO so, but the bulk
of the transactions ut 81 20 to q. Re-
iected spring sold to limited extent at from So
| to 9oc.
Corn was very quiet at the opening, and No. l
sold down to Gee but the demand subsequently
improved and prices appreciated to ae on No. |,
and lc on No. =. Al the close the market ruled
firm at 6l4 to &c for No. l. and at 5sc for No. 2
Oats opened steady at 81 &c for No. !, but closed
quiet st 3ll to lie. No. = sold at 2gc, and re-
| jccted at 24c.
Rye was dull and 2 to &c lower, With sales at II
TO re for No i; 60 to zoe for No 2, and Mt 80 to
| sale for rejected.
! Barley was dull and materially lower, with de-
cline Of lie per hushel Sales were light at 10 10
| SEE for No. in store.
| Highwines were steady, with fair demand at
| from 50 % to 2 %.
Tinothy Seed xas active aud firm AZ vestar
! days advance. Sales ranged from s. 20 to ge
per bushel.
There was fair amount of activity in the Pro-
vision market with sales of Mess Pork nj $50 50
70 u 90 FOR repaeked, and that in original pack
1 ages. Prime Mess was held firmly at $25 o. and
| 300 barrels changed hands, but on terfas M,
,ssde public. Hump Pork was quiet but firm, a,
so IS. Lard was il good demand. and ie high
er. Steam rendered seid Al 25e, and steam and
kettle AZ isle.
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TF,nln the pemoerat. sop. iath.l

rum tile DctnoctAt- sept lJIb-
Flour-The market was frmer, with consider
able activity, but not very marked change in
prices. Sales good and choice double extra AT 80
50 to 10 3d. fair DO at Is 81 to 62.; low double
extra at IS to -: choice gle extra mostly fall
wheat, al 81 80 u 20; fall single extra at 81 25;
single extra IT n; spring and fall super at 50 to
3Ti: double extra At s. - to - per sack; singIe
and double extra at 81 30 TO - 60; ana single ex
, ira al 81 IS.
WheAt-onerings being light, sellers eoHtendei
for high prices and obtained them for desirable
lots. Sales Of choice fall and club on private
terms; extra choice old tall "a 81 80; choice at 81
- to IS; prime and strictly prime 50 to 2 5;
fair fall az 81 60 to g. prime club 81 so; com
mon fail al 81 -, and poor at 81 10 10 per
bushei.
Corn-The market continued to rule in favor Of
buyers. mixed and yellow being steady at yestcr-
days closing prices. Sales white at II to re:
white aud yellow zoe, and yellow and mixed sub
jet to Government Inspection At ssc per bushel.
Oats-Market steady, and sales choice at tae:
subject to Government inspection at sSc: on their
merits at 4Ilo common at lie; rejected at 10 to
43c per bushel.
Barlcy-Market inactive. and sales Of spring al
| 81 10.
Rye-Market steady, and sales of good and
prime, in various lots at 65e and good at epic a
bushcl, SKIS returned
Provisfons-Maket steady but quiet. with sales
OF prime leaf lard at 25e, and small lots of bacon
at about our last quotations; bacon clear sides at
lasc covered, with bags, at l9ic. and choice plain
| canvased hams at 24e. There was also some in
quiry for pork.
Tallow-The market continues baoyant, with
sales at Isle.
sal,-Sales domestic n, So SO, and g. A. at
| 50 10 per sack.
Butter Demand active and prices higher with
sales of choice dairy at BE; good do at 3Sc, and
store at 3ilc per h.
Potatoes-Supply liberal and market steady at
81 10 10 Is for miliers and pinkeyes. from wag-
ons, and 81 80 to 60 per brl, exclusive Of bar
rcls, for ncshannocks.
onions-Supply large, and very choice lots
offered. Market exceedingly dull and prices low
or, with sales at 55c
Fiaxseed-In demand and higher. manufactur-
ers paying g Is per bushel. exclusive of pack
ages, for prime lots.
| Iiides-Market irrner, with sales of flint at l41
| to 15c per ID.
Whisky-After Change. yesterday, sales at 80
| e. To-day the market very dull, and this
| price could no, be had
| Wool-Market quiet, and sales tub-washed at
66c; unwashed AT rs to 3se; Montana at 24c p h.
Groeeries-Narket steady and firm, with fair
business.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NV Yoax. Sept. IA.
Cotton-More active and shade frmer at 45S45l e
for middns, closing quiet.
FlourDull ard sc md chiefly for the sup
ply Of the local rAde-6 oo9T 10 for Extra Sat-;
90 90 fer common to good shipping brands Extra r.
a. o. and o5 Gil % for Trade Brands market closing
with no buyers at the outside quotations.
whbky-Mofs sctiYe and firm at 25eA2 28L.
9ran-Wheat dull; Winter TO &c lower at 57D1 90
for Chicago Spring and Nil. Clsb; es0I Is fer No
Chicago Spring; 50 for Amber Mil which II much
above the market aud ooo2 % for prime new Amber
State. Rye quiet Barley dull Barley Malt steaiy;
prime State At S. Corn fsvors buyers 1t 151ssc for
unsound ssSs9c for sound mixed Western aud for
high mixed nearly yellow store Oats al SIC for State
and So ss53c for Western.
droceries--''cfse u TO - higher. Sugar quiet At
12l4Gl3l1e for Cuba and Muscoyaio. Molasses dull
Wool-Dull
PetroleumDuIi 1t csc for Crude 5s1eac for Refined
In Bond aud II Jss5sc for do Free.
Proysons--pork firm. Sales OF 2Teo bills at 81 COG
&a3 ~ for mess, closing SO e2 cash; % 500
ii 50 for 1864 do; "a 5025 90 prime aud 70 eoa
80 IS for p.iue Beef hams lul Cut Meats qeiet
at lssi554c for shoaIders and 12ac for hams b.
en- quiet. Lard firm at 2zG2a,<e Butter at 2sAs2e
for Ohio, AID az9io, for State Cheese dull II a
fGZc.
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ny oeods n New York.

Business il - dry goods tsaas haa ALLEN on
especially In domestic fabrics, not from want Of
buyers ~ owing 70 the rates now damsnded for
~ slatecs a oetton goods, Buysrs, ntNhsrs est
purchase goods and compete with their nsighbofs
who laid in supply before the resent rise. There
is no good reason forthe enormous advance in cot
ton goods within the past week or two Is the
supply of raw material ID steadily increasing and
prices have fallen. New England manufacturers
are making larger profits than ever before rcslix-
ing over one hundred per cent. on their present
stock. Foreign goods have not sdvsncsd % any
great extent while this sharp upward movement
has been going in domestic fabrics, and import
ers show their wisdom by meeting the market at .
fair and liberal profit.
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September Ct.

IT came out before an English Police Court,
that practice exists among beggars to keep their
chi idren from growing by feeding them with gin,
so as to ensure always having baby, to attract
compassion. In the case before the Court child
four years old was stunned SO as not to appear
more chan twelve months old. This result could
never nave been accomplished had pnkerton's
Wahoo aud Calisaya Bitters been used instead. as
they arc healthful and iuyigorating, and can be
used by all ages with benefit. One trial will sat-
isfy. For sale everywhere. Wilkinson. Bartlett
d Co., Agents, Keoknk. [sep4-d2w
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finautial an0 Commercial.
KEoKUK MARKET.

DAILY GATE CIrY OFFICE,
September IA, 1865. Il
The transactions in Produce to-day, were nc
very extensive, and there is no change from d.
quotations published yesterday.
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The Northern New York Journal casts its
eyes toward Iowa, and forecasts political re-
suits thus; Gov. Stone ismaking a splendid
canvas for reelection IN Iowa. The Demo
Gratis are striving desperately for the pap. Bnt
they viii not succeed. While they ask for
bread, the people will respond by giving them
a Stoner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-15

FRESH FRuIT.-Messrs. Urick & Drake,
Atheneum Building keep on hand peaches,
apples, and other fruits. They now have
some choice peaches in store.
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Butter ana Chee.. a. C,nc,nn.t,.

The receipts Of the best grades Of butter are
more liberal, though prices have not undergone
any change; the tendency, however, Is downward.
We quote w. r., in small packages, at 81 to BE,
and prime to choice Central Ohio, at 20 to zoe. In
consequence of tho extreme warm weather, the re-
ceipts are not in very good condition Qualities
below prime are selling at is to 2ac. Cheese is
steady at IL to 17ic for w. Il. and Hamburg
Enanirer. llfh.
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10 those DESTROYS Of bargains in dry goods,
notions, &C.. we would say 60 and see Kra.
mer, Irwin 4 Co, as they have large stock
OF seasonsble goods for sale at very low
prices. dim
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SALE OF HosPIrAL GooDs. - This davis
sales will be drugs and medicines, in lots to
suit dealers and doctors
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Chn,-ch Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Fifth street bet ,.en
hisn ma "iondsaa Services ever Sal bath at II M
and7 p IN Sunday Schooiel<a a. m.
JAMES BROWN, Pastor.
FIRST pRssBfTERIAN-Corn.r High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath af II N. and7 M
Sunday School 9 n. m ~ .2iLtgrrs psstnr
UNITARIAN 65URCH-Corner High and Fourth
strests Services ,very Sabbath nj II a. m. Sunday
School a. m r. HassxIl Pastnr
CHATHAM SQUARE N. Is. Gnu aGlI-Corper o, Sew.
enth and Morgan sreets Preaching every sabbath Il
u y m and mp n Sabbath school at = M Public
Prayer Meeting sn Wednesday evenings
3. II. WANING, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street. bet ween
Concert and High Services ever, sabbath At ii a. n
AZ d quarter beiof p. m. sabbath school 9k 4 m
J. T. wEsrosKa, Pastor
CoNaREaArI0xAL CHURCH High str~st, between
Filth and Sixth Services every eebbath II q M and
p m sabbath School at RS n N. Prayer meeting
on wednesday evening". GDeEsr THAcHER Pastor.
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Gen. CURTIS reached Council Bluffs Satur-
day, en- route for the Indian country.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph


F,sur-ua Bates 1t II 90 for White Winter: 5 Is
Tor Red Water, and % as 20 for sp.ing Extras.
Grain-sptins What IA to &c better aud Rcd Win
ter ste ads and srm. Sales At IS for No spring and
% 81 2. Tor No sping. Cora u to lc better aud
active sals at 6a1Gac for No. Csc for No q and
53.c for Yellow sfsas. Eats less and better
at il4a32c for 10 and zsG2sia far Ne2 Eye steal,
at 81 for No and esDoac Tor MOI Barley to &c
beit.r at 2ss for No and 81 for Rejected
Provisians-Las active Mess fork firm ~i,h igh,
sales at 3, o. AID prime III NJ ~ soe15 0oin
size Tor reiacka-i- Lard firm at $50.
Hegs-Firm at 10 5oail rs.
Beef Cattle -steAay at 5ofa5 30.
seeas-Fisx ssed firm at 10 for prime.
Money-cia~s.
Xxx .hapse-Firm at par buying aud 10 premium sell
ing
.ioiS--i4H3.
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The Hdrkeye of Wednesday has well
written and somewha. extended notice of the
grounds whereupon the State Fair will shortly
he held. Everything, it is said, is being put
in readiness to make the Fair a success. We
might steal Dixon thunder and give an ac-
count of the road ont to the grounds. and the
enclosure and the Floral and other Halls, and
the booths and stalls, and race course, and all
the rest; but hoping to be bodily present on
the occasion referred to, we defer description
unto that time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-15

OuR worthy and much esteemed friend
Andy Griffith, looked in on us yesterday. He
is now making st. Louis his residence, and
the old Boot and Shoe House of Nanny.
Drake d Downing his headquarters. Every
body in keokuk. especially the old Settlers
are acquainted with Mr.. Griffith, and can
certify to his social and business qualifications
lie would be glad to see his friends who NAV
visit st. Louis, at the house of Nanny. Drake
Downing, No. 154. Main Street
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DoN'r forget the sale of hospital furniture
this morning, at 8 o clock, in the large hall o
the Estes House
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TERITABLE African, with 0thello's dusk
mess, is sustaining Othello's character upon
London Theatre boards, with immense eclai.
The new star is the Chevalier Ira Aldridge,
who has had remarkable career, and is one
OF the most successful actors of the world.
he was born in Africa, the son of an African
Prince, and educated for missionary. but
developing dramatic talents he adopted the
stage, and has played with the most distin-
guished success in nearly every country in
Europe, especially in Russia, where he was
ennobled and otherwise warmly encouraged
by the late Emperor.
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The Congregational Chapel, after an inter-
val of three months, having been enlarged,
repaired and re furnished, will be opened
again for public worship next Lords Day,
September 18th, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ,
and at the usual hour in the evening.
GEo. TEACHER, Pastor
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NoTIcE TO PHOTOGRAPHERS have a
we'll furnished car in Eddyville, Iowa. large
stock of goods, one size camera, one size.
Everything in good running order, and in
good location. We will sell the whole thing.
or just the car alone, very cheap, as we are
engaged in other business
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Tue annual meeting of the Society of
Friends was held at Oskaloosa, on Sabbath
last. Many emineat membe~s Of the connec-
ton were present from abroad. Elizabeth
Comstoek, of Ohio, delivered one Of the dis
courses of the occasion. Her theme was
" Worthy, worthy, worthy, the One who was
slain for u.s. Says the Herald: at has
been orr good fortune to listen to many emf
nent dlyines-Nana. Stockton, Boynton,
beecher, and to such sermons we thought at
the time could not be excelled, but this SER
mon, delivered by Elizabeth Comstock, GER
tainly excelled anything we ever heard for
thrilling interest in very few minutes af-
ter beginning she had entire control-the un-
divided attention of her vast audience. and
more than once were the heads of her auditors
bowed to wipe tears from streaming eyes.
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EOR sALE-Two B au,iful Lots -

hish street, tnorfh side, between oth sna yrfs
via small frame dwelling sarne also o. RI
=. ~ n0A ioJb nfaF the e9rper'c. l.th and hsfr
80 10 ~lth frame store it, also, east &c
= ~ ~ p'"f io9 ON Johnson street, adjoining r.
- a al .ss.1aAefy All this prapsrty viii tie scls
Sueap. me utiS good pr 10 sale. Rnaufre OF
lunr-- II d TESEYrK
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New York Money Market.
~ rel-grsph. SEs foaK, sept. II
Noae5-s'@asy 81 s3s ssr
Sterling ESchange-pull at IeA@a ioa14-
Gedd-G sier; pesins 1854 adv seing TO 1ss54, AID
closed at l.-'t
Goveruaens stecks-withs at decided ohasge-
20 Coupons io.l
10 10 Bee. roupors a.
O. OF s. Coupons at io-A
Stocks-HeSvy.
ckpsi4st ciSei<; c&Riliss4 saPpcH7.
roi WALKS " Wayne s7t&; Ia. CAyH
Pfdsi; l seriE W. us1yr Certs y. Psc Nail lep
VIC 20. Kris sJsE csao 1917: hudson 10 IIsr-
lem IS; Eesdia. i0s1@ MoiiH4 as g, Toledo los,
0 I NJ cerf2aJx Quicksilver is1S
Gold.
By Telegraph NTw YesK Sept IL
Gold continues week to-day. The price has averaged
f4ssz
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IA lnis section we'll calculated for either erapesc
ut anu Il all under the very highest state o.
~, - ilested within two miles my Office an
ee r'ia VINE G. WITHOUT the crops rnon H. Er
iaItoI II. D TpG.EYrIx
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E0R SALE-A COTTAGE Franc D.ya.,,,.
h9ase, now oseuPied ty MH!itul ToreiIl. " th :
rooms, ctstern, cellar wood hansa fulf ~ "a -.
lsbetu win frut trees. &c situated High hetwef
errSh and fishth strteis, * eosuk Title god Per.
session LIST Of October En.,s.irs If ~
jyIi n y IVY vvcv
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FOR SALE-A Brick Cottage nxeiI.

ing House. with rooms ceiIa- .is 81,
WIN lots OF fruif trees, situated ON Fulton
good. Enquire Of imasIpi Il q TsS-ErcE'ss
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The weather yesterday was clear and very warm
The river v falling slightly.
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f'oh SALE-lhe House and Land now
nccnpife BY CHARTS Isit-. TIE blua two mics
So aat' Ae'Fe r e kuE-2o acrrs pf land Is uraar
stes {" en.tivattcn ard we'll fenced Fine growth
. an s'ees sisi irr4s and grspss, brick house cen
7."eas roeh- good Cellar csterii AID ont hcases
rss'asi ct PostessEea the Arsi Of Co
ana 2 B TgS Eye
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E'OR SALk-A desirable residence. The
r. story arlek HInse nov occupied by u = Fuller
III ."Haef', p~i%Fen Twelfth and Jhi- ternth stre4rs
Foe-ity = IN GOOD repair aud Ss conveniently ar
r-1s- = Title perfect laugl6l III. b. TES-Rv1K
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f'oh SALE.-Ih be south half of the donhI,
- 't,ek Itsidepce formerly occupied by n. MeCits
II 'Itlhg rooms, go"d ceisr ci-tern, static
~ 20 eooa oraer THIS property is situated on
So pet"eea seventh and Eehth streets and is veIr
- rssiatIee, b. 1oFd reIghtnThcod prsstssisy
" hfSt u octobtr next. Title coed or RIO sale Tn
e1he ~ tiy3Ei II H. TEE-BICE
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

NAIL ARRIVES.
1230 p. N.
4'A"ines.. Z.uu
st. Louis and Cairo. $3.50
St. Louis Pacser.......................
NAIL CLOSES.
ouriin 700 r. NJ.
f.Vo
SnicHEo NJ
St Louis and Cairo. ..........-...........12:e0 N.
49, Aouis ..uU p
Postofhce opens Mt A. NJ, closes p. N. Sun
day-open from to Q A. NJ.
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SOLDIERS REcEPTroy.-Clav Grove Is i'm
this county. There was soldiers reception
there upon Saturday last. The Plaiadeale,-
is our authority for saying that it was gotten
up in good style; that there was good fare, a.
line grove, pleasant company and happy
reunion of soldiers and cirilians-the ladies.
as is their wont, bearing off the palm. The
reception address was delivered by Hon. John.
Yam Valkenburg. He was followed by Col.
Wood, Col. Wilson. and w. I. Lowry made
n few remarks Then, and we quote from
the Pldindealer. q Mr. Henry, a returned
soldier, addressed the assembly in an elo--
quent manner, reciting with thrilling effect.
the soldiers song Of home, with which thev
were accustomed to beguile the weary hou,s
when working in the trenches and advancing
on the fortifcations of the enemy. All the
exercises and festivities of the day passed off
pleasantly, though slightly disturbed bv tne
rain IN the morning, and it was agreed on all
hands that no more appropriate reception for
the soldiers need be asked for than that pro
vided by the good people of Clay Grove.
lT is satisfactory to us to be able to clrori.
icle that notwithstanding the enormous, and.
we think, uncalled for advance that has char
acterized the Dry Goods markets for some
weeks past, that the New York Store, true to
the business forethought Of its conductor has
secured large and varied stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, which are now offered for sale
fully twenty per cent under the current rates
at New York ct this time. A large lot of
inuslins, purchased last May, selling consid.
erably under New York prices. Mr.. Gregg
assures us that as long as the present stock
holds he will not mark up any considera-
bic adyanee,-at all events, not before the LIST
Of October.
Uo remnants Delaines at 80 cts per yard,
loo 274e /"
% Summer Dress Goods at 20 cts.
A large stock of home and western .Iea,s
Cassineres, Flannels and Blankets a, ,,,v
figures We particular attention IN ,h;s
branch of business. Twelve dozen Of l.ta
styles of Balmoral Skirts just received,
NJ. GREcG, Ag't New York Store
d-tue-fri-w-tf
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T uNRxGMEN AND BUILDERS are Informed thst ~
feet daily OF tho various kinda OF Pine Inrhv.
aso shins es and Itb. Prompt attention viii IS eivs
orders frof3 everywhere. A. u0anRn 4 n, =
inne2a-N-f -s*-~e.--.- -.
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u tanning rooms With wall M WIT. -.
situated on Exchange street hst,y.ar - W ~,
Price $1,000 Title good or ID .at =" 50 aAa s1s
mgIo B TEN-FYrK
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ASNs'-.--- -, 942,T4s II
Amount oiicssts during the year es#0I57 60 being
one hundred ard twenty tborsaud dcffars Iess
than the interest on sBtpstments N,.,ptar ~ 49,.
Issued during the year ISIS. Total number of roejey
issnei ,ince its organization over a. D0 rivss,T.
made annually and average over So mr. cent pr.
issneo on ttr nonoreiting and other pizus Psrrhet
shn All ihtorinatfon obtained on application the wa
SHOWN Insurance Agency Of Ii. d. TEN-FYCR.