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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27
EVIL HILL,
Bates House, Indianapolis.
ixp,.x.po,,s December 6 lss,

INDIANAPOLIS, Uecember 8, Iobf.
This may certify that | was very deaf, that I had a CO.
pious and mot offensive discharge Of matter from my ear,
and with II intense pain. Iwasieversh and ~sleepless, my
appetite gone and my health generally much .ersnged.
While thus suffering, placed myself under DR.. ~Lighthin's
treatment shout a month ago, and row | am entirely
cured in every respect. Befsre Ur. Lishthill accepted my
case | had tried other treatment, which only made me
worse. But now that that Dr. Lighth.ll has cured me !
Ihave no words TO thank him sufficiently for his skillfal
treatment ef my case. which was as disgusting to those
InHN nORsRY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27
I < DORSEY.

MARrTSsvTILE, ISD., Dec. :, IsGi.
DIX. LrGKrHuL-DE.R SIR: Your favor Of recent date
came dulyto hand. Since placing mpself under your
ms for Cstsrrh have improved very fast Ny case
had been Of some years standing, and | was much dis
coufaged BY It's obstinacy. Ihave received very great re-
lief since you began 10 treat me. and the loathsome dis
srseH is rapidly disappearing, thanks TO your skill.
Gratefully yours, W. K SHEPPARD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27

At the American D 'pensary we also treat, WITHOUT
xrEcURn, and with never falling success, Venereal. or
what the quacks call private or secret disesses-syphy-
lis in all its stages. GOnorrhGs. elect, Structure, sperm
~sfCrrhpa, Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility. impoteDcy, and Elects OF Self-Abuse.
The last six are treated IN s"Private Letter." which
will be sent free, on receipt Of stamp.
Ny treatment I deem u unnecessary TO enlarge upon.
The remarkable and astounding cures performed through
the agency OF the INDICATED .yAPOR BATHS, and the
medical application ofELECTR0-MAGNETISM. BY the
alternate use Of these two medical agents we get q three
70 defect. b elimination. morbid matter is forced ont
ofthe system, and by the absoTbants. medicine is imme-
diafely brought In contact with disease. BI the app lea
ton Of ELECTR0- MAGNgTIsN, nervous excavation Is
restored, aud power added to the muscular system.
will guarantee . cure Of
And also all inHaEnatory diseases. For further IafoF-
nation call and Judge for yourself.
II III challenge The public 10 bring me a case I cannot
cure, II brought before the Golden thread Is broken.
IT TOrice hours from 8 A. N. 10 2 p. n. y o. Box
1884. nev30'c4-dlyeOd
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BATES u = r.
FOR ONE WEEK,
TESTIMONIALS.
ISpiAsAFous, December 6, 1854.

ISpAsAPous, December 6, 1854.
Dh. LGHrHTLE As have been under your treatment
FOR a msnth past, and have improved 50 greatly. | write
10 Thank you for the benefit | have derived from your
treatment. ] had suffered q long time With catsrrh In a
disagreesble and offensive form. Ny sense Of smell was
entirely destroyed, and my face at times distorted by the
swelling In my nose | also had a very alarming and
painful attack Of deafness. now report 20 you that l am
almost entirely cured. Nv deafness vOu completely cured
in less thas two weeks. Ny face is now nstursi-my
sense OF smell returned 10 me. and, in fact, | feel better ia
every way than l have been in months past. had tired
several means 10 get cured before | saw you. but they all
failed. II you have occasion % do so. you msy refer 10
me personally. and ! shall cheerfully recommend your
skill a. Il deserves Yours, TRULY,
LEwLY HILL,
Bates House, IndianapOl.s-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27
cArABIIlTIGs o. INA soUrH Toa PROTECTION

ID In localities where IL i probable that
military eperatioas will take place. IL IL likely
that much less wheat snd corn vii be raised
this yesr than ever before, particularly in the
Sheusndosh VALLEY. and iu some psrts Of Geor
gis. Bat. compared with the vast ares OF the
eonfederaev. this - II scarcely make any percep-
,ibIe difference in the aggregate amouutof wheat
and corn that will be raised by TIE south this
year In tia; part OF Virginia south OF Hsrri-
sonburg and Gordousvilie. ard west OF Rich
mond. enough ~heAt aud corn can aud will be
raised % suppl, the whole rebel population OF
that state and the srmits operating In 10. IL ia
erpected bv the rebel authori,ie~ that the greater
psft OF Norh and Soo,h Carolina. q. well a. of
Mississippi and Alabams. will be free from .ny
extensive military operations this wear. and
therefore. nearly the usual crops gill be raised
there.
InrpRTAScE OF rSxAs 10 rsE sorrn
TeIsr alone is capable OF producing enough
wheat. rorn sUi cattle 20 feed one half Of TIE
st.r<s ~ rebsllinn. and she ~ill 60 10 thl. year.
TIE supplies frem Texas may be eat OF before
thsy cross The Mississippi. Bat the result Of the
lcsaSsdsd Ga - ssssl
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution OF Coparfnershtp.

rUyHE PARTNERSHIP H-ERETOFoRE KISSING BIZ
tween Henry Allen and 7. ". Stewart, IN he Lv-
cry and ss- Stable bssiness, vas tbs Cay cssolvedey
mutual con cit.
stock, notes and book accoans Z TIE said hrn. issu-
thoriz.c TO collect al debts dEe the firm cha. aiss
ASSUME e The pay nent 81 all debus against The trn. Al
vfi pay The ssns when presssied for payment
HENRY AILES.
7. W. sTEwAkr
Indianapolis, January .. iss-
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n WILL STILL CONTINUE n BUSINESS AT TIE
Cd Stand on Pearl street, immediately ss1tA 81
5Isrns' Blssk, skers I VII be stry gls1 % sse al ny
cid customers ssl fiss<s, Az szy see e1es see ess;rs
70 zee NE bkssf AAsS
tan8-lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27

As wide spread as the continent Of North Americs. But
the orowning glory Of his life remains TO be attained in
his discovery, or rather combustion, for be does not
claim TO have been the diseoverer Of CEDkON,
which IS the basis OF the Bitters now offered 10 the pub
lie. That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants Of
Central America, TO whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with il, the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and
handles ~ithout fear the most venomous serpents. tits
g belief with them. that while there Is breath in the bod,
the Cedron is potent to csFe, No matter what the isess
may be.
While DR.. Bull is not prepared TO endorse this ertravn-
giant pretension, be is nevertheless satisfied from a
thorough examination Of the evidence relating 10 its
virtues, that as a remedy and preventative Of all dis
eases arising from exposure, either TO change Of weather
or climate, or to misSmatio influences, IL stands
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DRUIO'S LETTERS.

Sfories Of Refugees and R,listIe Cenfiem<n-The
Odsf Side 81 ikeu TsL,s-Rsol OtJsa Of
Ssathsra EnsaeiSsfiSa-Tk< Ssttef Deit
osteip Studied.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27

DEKEorT, November }, 1854
This - 10 certify that ! va deal, acc. mpknied Nth q
very cis8gT. cable ringing sound Ia my head. which rem
cered Conversation difficult, except IN a loud tone o.
woe BY the skin q Dr. Lxhthiil ~ hearing has been
fnliy restored. and the nois- has erased I also know Q
niber cures Of Dr. Lighthill, which fully sanction me n
In recommending him 20 the afflicted. IL l. boa over two
year since my bearing ~1s restored. az u remains pev-
feet 10 this Day. H. ?. WfAST.
We. the undersigned. knowing Mr.. " AM personally.
10 hereby certify 10 the correctness q the above s;afs-
rzsnL NAIrBFCk 4 ~CBTTIESDES,
{. MANNING Bali
GEO. c. CHANDLER.
n. K. HALLOCK
Firm o. HalioSk I Son.
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IN DYSPEPSIA

And It's attendant train OF symptoms. II acts more LIKE
A CHARM than a medicine. There is nothing In the
whele range OF hsteris Medica that can for a moment
bear a comparison with il in this disease.
A full account Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the llthedition OF the U. s. Dispensatory, pages 1851
and 1888.
A series OF experiments in which DR.. Bull has been for
years engaged. has lust been brought to a successful
ter min alton, and he is POW enabled to offer TO the public
Accumulation Of CEDRON Sith other approve tones.
the whole preserved in the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky. which be is confident has q
equal in the world.
He might furnish . volume OF certificates, bv' cb
lie have long since learned 10 estimate such t..--ss
their true value. The safest plan is for every one 30 to
for himself the virtues Of q new medicine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27
From George Tegg. Member % Royal College Of veteri-
nary Surgeons, London, England.

From George Tegg. Member OF Royal College OF Neteri-
nary Surgeons, London, England.
ROCHESTER. n. Y, Dec. IL, ls6S.
Or. LisErHnL-Dear Sir: Allow me to express m, graf
itude to you for the cure of deafness you effected in my
right ear, which las troubled me very much for several
years. and was almost entirely desffor a few weeks psst
but more particularly gratitude for your excellent sue
cess upon ry deaf ear, which has been useless 10 me for
the pas; twenty years; the noises and uncomfortable
roaring in my ears. which RI times made me very ner-
yous, has disappeared.
You may publish this acknowledgment should il be, OF
any service TO you. Gratefully yosrs,
GEORGE TEGG, No. 80 State street
From the Rev. B. +. Welsh. ID. D., formerly Of the Pearl
Street Baptist Church, Albany. e 7
ALBANY, y. L, April Is, 1864.
On. LIGHruIL-Desr Sir Allow me 20 express my crate
full thanks fer the skill aud kind attention rendered to
my daughter, whose ears have been badly affected for
many years. and tor some months pat has been nearly
deprived Of her hearing. The lett ear. from her infancy.
has been badly diseased. at times discbargng Offensive
matter. The right ear is now well, and from present in
dicstions | anticipate the restoration Of the left ear sbo.
an, dear SIR, gratef lily yours,
h. I WELCR. D. D.,
Sewtonville, A bAny county, NY.
RocHEsTrn, March 10. 1864.
d. LIGETHnL-Dear Sir: Tires months ago placed
my son, Charles Fuller, under your treatment for a deaf
ness that was every day growing worse, accompanied by
a very offensive and disagreeable discharge OF msuer
from the ears. now report TO you his entire cure. The
is entirely well, and his hearing restored. His genera
health Is a. good as could desire, and his spirits buoy
ant and lively. In fact he seems a different child. With
the grateful thanks Of q mother, l am, sir,
Respectfully yours,
c. c. FULLER. Geresee co, =. Y.
Fron the Rev. Joseph n. Clarke, Rector OF St. James
Church.
STEacrsE, y. T., Feb. 20. 1864.
Ihave been desfin one ear ever since l was IN College.
some twenty years ago. BY the skill Of DR. Lighfhiii It's
hearing was entirely restored, 90 that now hear alike
with both ears. and Ind that | can use my voice with
mueh more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH n. CLARKE.
From HOn. D.. r. Coe. Senator from the Goth District,
New York
ALRkSr, Jan. 25. 1894.
Mr. DrAs d.. LGgTHrIL-lt Is with great satisfaction
that | communicate 10 you tue effect OF the medicine you
gave me on my application 10 you for defect Q hearing.
! followed your direct. ns, and sm happy 10 state that |
am so far recovered. after the first few applications. a. 70
feel quite conhcenf that I am well, ard shall not iced u
proceed further Pc assured, dear cir. II necessity should
require. I should not hesitate TO pl,ce myself under your
magic hand. Yours. with rerpect,
D. II. COLE, Albion, Orleans Co.
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Ksow1rsvnLE. Orleans County. Jan.

KsowIEsvuIE, Orleans County, Jan. Il, 1904.
Ds, LIeHrHML-l send you g statement of nv case
which you may Use a. you Think proper
have been afflicted with deafness = year. and I have
tried every prescription. but 20 no eject. consulted DR..
Lighthiil and be operated upon me, and il cSE WHITE !
va restored 10 hear n.y.
send you this statement for the benefit Of others Who
are lab ring under TIE sane disease a. my.elf. would
recommend ali that are afflicted with this disease 10 give
you . call Respect ally yours,
ISAAC YOUNG
Ibis 10 % certify tbs, the above is & correct statement.
{. ID. BURNrSGHAN, Pastor Me-. Church,
z. T. SLATE,
MILO Hunt.
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DrIfvAs HocN, AIosny, y Y.
Re n1 L~ssUL-neAr s- 4 lake e.essare ID certify
ing that you have eEeet,d a Eresi deElofi in prove meat 10
the hearing o. ny son, Marcus c. koessle. Who k.s. pre-
vious 20 your taking The case IN hand, ben qulte deaf
from the effects OF sc.rle;ina- AsI know q r.ny other
eases Which yea have cured and benefited, have 70
ks.ltsney 10 = you 70 he public.
remain yours, very truly.
THEoPBILrs RoEssLK,
Proprietor Delaware Bsuss, Albany, n. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
CO by Boat ut 4 P. NJ, will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. ~, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change to Stages at
Shingle Springs. For Donner Lake Route, ut
Colfax Station; arriving in Virginia, by both
Lines, In SO hours from San Francisco
n.a. ~. nnannan Ina nv nnXIIuhI
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GITLIG, MOTT & co., is4a

COR. G AND TAYLOR STREETS,
Virginia. ..
OFFER FOR SALE. AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, stovc' Tin and Copper
Ware. etc Our stock VIII be found very com.
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ket. . .-.
The following comprises part, only, Of our
stock: -..-
an 900 nj Bar Iron, round and square, all sizes,
o5o00 ms Boiler Plate;
60,OOO tbs Sheet Iron
$1,000 ms Shoe Shape, all IlLeI;
1900 ibS Cast.steel, Blister steel' ana Toe
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Nail Rod, Band Iron;
10000 ibs Track Iron;
1000 fos Bar and Sheet Copper;
1900 fos Lead Pipe. various szes;
1900 feet Gas Pipe. TO inches;
1000 feet L r. Hose, all siEes;
l5o dozen Hose Bibbs;
500 dozen Elbows and Coupling;
10000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes;
1000 Machine Bolts, all IlEeSi
GOO Globe Valves
600 Anvils and Vices;
30 Bellows various slEehi
Blacksmlths' Tools;
Scales. GrindstOnOEi
400 Wheelbarrows;
900 dozen Axe. Pick and sledEs Handlosi
Coal
1000 dozen Lock-. Hinges, Butts
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, SposnI;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks;
200 boxes Window CLAM:
White Lead, Boiled OIL:
Turpentne;
BoraI;
Bailing Wire and Rope,
900 kegs Nails, all Ilzss
100 boxer Tin.
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Corner Of C and Taylor streets virginia
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General ButprrS Defepcy.

GEsskAl Br1LKx. In bis laborei srl cstorsie
defence Of his military carver hos employed al bis
Ingenuity a. a iawyer ~ make Out a Csc upon
which the popular verdict Will BE- that bis removal
from military command Was not only Just and pro.
pr, hut that be never should have bccn appointed
4 General Who defends himself NJ lost and Gene
raj DUT1,li's c,ss is not likely to form any excep-
ton 10 tbs riio. Hs lf.rc will only tend to
deprive ham Of the sympathy that was being mani
tested for him u,der the Attacks u Admiral pOargE,
and the scarcely concealed euui,y 81 the Naval
department an sis rspct he has plascd It out
u the power Of h.s fr,onds " yindcsto him, ex-
ccpt Al tho expense u his -iperio-s, whom to has
no; sruplci 10 attack IN . manner that Ia utterly
gubversvs Of lisriphnc, which true General
always respects Ho has sddol W tho many bun
dcrs u biz m.livry career by raising Issues To-
ivoen htnaelf and the Lieutenant General
o'dnrn,udile which renders his return IN
artvs scrvicc. Of any period and under any
Dr'umaqncss p-clu'iciA w. The public interes1
The only tH Of geurrslshp II success AMI On
Tbs star lard General Dr1.Eu's vindicaJvn shows
that y all our generals ne has hc lest recon 10
cImpls.a o. th, treatment hr has received ., the
hands OF tho Auihor,.ics. II would have b,ra bet
W Tor Ms p ,-ent reputation aud uture 81 ospoous
II he had initiated the professional rotccnco, A.
wen an tho failure. which he quotes IN his favor
n Generals n rttAS, Bu ELi- RpsRcaANe, Hook
a., BrllstuE aud OtLcr commanders. II .ggriegcd
aui Injured by professional icalou-y, or the incom-
potency 81 oac!s.8 be should have permitted
events g. vndcstc his character, and
awaited with silence and dignity TIC sopn-
ration that WA certain 10 como sooner N
later But the Lowell speech pia1es II out o. the
power either Of Toslerity the radicals to DO any
tlins f,r hun. y,poTA who uics 70 make II
sppcar na. For. Fisher was imprcguA5lc, ,tor tho
capture of that place by tho iorcr under 4
different commander, hsl sufficiently proved n,
cuntrary, places atm eli beyond the rsn.e Of Ia,
most hot-helded pAr,isansAiT. and nei,tor the ne
...o.s, tie r,dicss, nor le rtputarou Il Genera
wEfIzEt, can help him. Ills orucisma upon The
conIuct 4 men liso General GsASr ana Admir-
pGrER arc sopc-d forever bv the thuadsr 4 art,l
,ry pea ue out Tor the capture Of the chof rrnli7
Ing Sea port " the rebels, and leaves him a. o,hc
alternative than 10 irin as quietly and tccenily n
| be can 10 bis final rest under tie tombstone r.
/ which ne hSs given an inscription during his No
,lmo, which would almost cause real Genera, Il
| shuddcr when dos.
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NkAT kka.

NEWMAN On Jsa. WITH james Nevina- Ascd q
fhe friends .sd rslstivt, II the hsrniiy are -
rpcetiuly invited to attend he ilneTs ti le,a'
helruee, Nes.chester Co &c !,
NEwSAN-on Monday. Jen. seth. sfleI 81 q :
lnneaA 4 lnnss Nes man, ony -on Of Am NJ ana u
rLe to.sIve. and fiicnt' Of the 80
are Icspect iully invited 10 attend he iuAorN' ~
tfuosdh. sfteTnoon. 5lsi ms a. : GEE n
FLAsTER-On Friday, Jan. 21th. susan Psstk /.
s".i as Scsr, vile Of henry Ple;er, captain u 4.
schooner Kate Brtshsm.
Her relatives aod trend. .rc respectfully INIT \
n attend Tho iunercL THE i1uesda. aIteIrcO7, .
0elorb, from her late fssideuoe, In ave, T. T..
and lbth sts, Brooklyn ~
REID-la this city, on 'hC evrniDe n the .Ah-
ssyh, the lslovei s,n Of Ilyoinas anu Mar hebd,
yearp aud mc1,bs
Tire trend, sud r,l.,i-e, q The f,mIly A. rcsrV
July insIci u attend tho funeral th.t ale 90
81 l o.cscs trom the res'd' nee oi bis "a onte
Thou pson - ~
RETILN-On koodsy, Jan. 3-h. aitc- eey,
hul painful inne.s Margaret the beiOg ed onught
o. John and Margaret Reilly, IN the zlst year Of b
A;e.
The rlatrves aod friends Of r,~ tsniiy sro
sTecuqly invited 70 attend the fulora. N Wed'
dsy hIyyrthoon, FEB. 4, a. Se9,t from the
debcs o. her pafeutH- 1872 Elizatcth q. lN
kILET-on Monday morning. Jan. Sth. Ann.
bot9Nyd siio VI kichaol Riley, RT'd ~ yeaIr
The friends of tho family respectfully tnvltr
20 hnnd the iun'SAi, tue lIuo--iA,y Sitsrncol
sist inst Vt 0cOcS, frOn hcr iato rosdeuce 9, ~:
Aadhon st. l5o
STRIKER On SUNDAY, Jan. 10Th At the resdep,-
o. hts father, George II. otrikCr, POL Of Uenerj O.
| Striker
hue notice II the funeral will he given 25s
| THOMAs-On Saturday evening" Jan. esth, o
droTsy, " illinin Jane. q ornas, Dgod ~ yesrs.
HE relatives ami the frisudG Of the family ~
gay Afternoon, fet. ist, a. O'clock, fiuin hs lau
| residence, 81 m tor -, Buoklyu. 90
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A correspondent writing from fOrs FISHER under
date 81 l,sh, saysi
Tt vors ofexhumlng the dead who we're killed
By the ma ,a2ue explosion Of Monday morning, Ia
slowly pr..r song. The immense amr unt VI saul
displaced, Aud the vile extent OF ground coyered
over, renders the lslor very groit and Necessarily
slow. Eleven were dag ouI to-day, Most ol them
were rec, Iizol as belonging / one company Of
'ac -tj4 Pennsylvania They Wcrc ASLEEP ~ tho
ustAug o. $40 explosion, aud Anew no waking
Tho position ot iLer limbs indicated that Loy
we're r,,'.l.uy H. uucousc. .us slumhcr when doatn
yycrtooE tlorn IMauy we're horribly d.shgured ami
scarcely r,co. u.aaLle Fragments OF human Amls,
o-tra.,3, ..i., tie, which Ia II have belonged 10
dozen ur %. Pc b,.les were gathered together in
one pile a.l uurivi together in one coffin Rebel
dead Ia scattered a Out-soIno Of them exhumed
from sue Bald, others who had dled IRON wounds
IN tn DADS pa sage ways and corners Of the bomb
pTogf VII, 10 thol had er4gled aftsT belAl vound,
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Financial News. Markets, &c.

gV YrL, Monday, Jan % 8 p. R-rhs fuetus-
ton, in gold to day have boon a. follows AT 1880
AN. 21i; 1885 9l3h io4o s1s; Ion, 3iiN io.Ja
2llA; iO55, 2l2a II, 2l2s Ills 2i2; iLb'
sllh; ll.3O 2li. 1l.fl 21i- IL 2iiH; ls.iA
2llS i'm 912A; 1875. 2l3e; 1. 2i3k; LIS
SiSA i.3c 2i4s la 2i4A; LOO 2i4S 2, MA
so 21s.; G9A si3'. 2sS 2i8s; 40 iiSA'
sb5, 2lSs; 800, 219 3.l5, 9i2f $50 912'I $50
sil. 4 siik f2Q ain $50 2ii%. The ssncrSl
stock market opened dull and dspTosscd, but AFTER
.s-ds improved u W per cent Governments rcre
hrn with fair buAiness dcang. Tue money market
continues worry easy, rith only moderate demand
froin stuck brokers' The tor caoons ranges from
8 " per cont The discount market dun at o
70 per cen, for ounmerviaI paper Sterling exchange
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