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the honest debtor satisfies his conhding creditor, when
fate seemed least propltious In moral and worldly
sense it is one great weapon by which to rob death o.
Let any husband, father, son, ask himself "lf was
10 die to mi ght, would those who are dear to me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-09

WouId these cblldren nave comfortable home ano
mo means of educauOn1 Wond this wife be indepen
deut OF the cold charities Of the woridt Would thu
aged and feeble parent be provided lori would my
Estate nav nv debtsf Would there be no sacrifice o
operty by forced sales Of administrator to NEE
10 demands Of creditors made whenthe mArke
now few can answer these question to their satsfac
nonl They fear 70 ask them, and cherish the belle
that they nave along lease on life THIS both fool
lsh and cowardly, The brave mar al .
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-09

Won may Cure yeHr r CiAildEen

OfCroup, or Collie, ~ Tooihache, OF Headache, or
sleeplessuess OF Saisnng nom Teethng, or WORMS,
~ In hgestion or wetthg the Bel, or CatSrfn, 6f
Measles, or Whooping. Cough, or Scarlet Fever, bt
Dipth ria, or Bad Cold or Hoarseneas or Running
ofthe Ears AMI ieaines4 III even ssetoIulAfs thou
sands ip, W done and do daily, ~ "a - Az
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ArnEfaT.I
Success IN Businsss.

No business can be- trulv successful which ~ not.
founded on a real dtness ofthngs The article made
or bold mast have intrinsic merit and ptapp4c
want Successissning from the ctaptrapot NdVertfse
ing or the flck. oi traue, o. mere pFe,ens'Vn hu
ceive Tho operator and those who trust hn, But ti
an article supplies public want and hasly meets "
reasonable expectations, ts success and general
adoption Is m rely question oftime 1thiAy be
retarded by ADVERSE influences or sped by prospecting
gales, hut in the end II IL alre 70 win. gbgI u M
HUMP HREY's HoMEoPATHICisPBQlF had
their orignln great public want. medicines ior All
father mother nurse, or traveller couli always have
with them AnE always rely upon-so simple that mis-
tskee9gf ne' y made in s9s ss,eS.iop, 20 hsrE,
thst all might rely upon them with SAFETY. Such they
nave proved. rhonsands OF ffamilies use them daily
for ali the lment and sicknesses Of life, and rarely
are seri6psly 80, sor lhfs nset % SAL aPiiysics
Thousands, taking some single speeihc, have cured
themselves Of ohrouie diseases WHOM have been the
bane Of their lives, andUpon which they have spen,
Re@, uaa,SSa none sriodSd tSttI'on tr rs, Or en-
'"''' HUMPmuEYs, SPECIFICS
combine allths sidaRage4of ths best HomeoPa!hle
treatment, without Its int icacy or uncertainty. They
are preparedby asphy-iAau'o OF oyer twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried IN
every eoOceivable manner, and they hare been en-
dOrsei and recommended in the highest terms by
the hun reds OF thousands Who daily mn them.
s.r with a case IntYsur hOuse, "a
You may prevsnt Sickness prevent suffering. PrsSenl
expense, and loss Of time, or the children having the
Measles Scarlet Fever, or Whooplng cough, OF
Fever by usug preyentives in the case 1000 oh"
YOnmay cure rear ChildRen
ofCroup, or Coli., g TeoihAehs, oI Headache, oT
Sleeplessuess, OF Saisong nom Teething or Worms,
orIn heeation or wettihg the Bed, or Catsrfb, 6f
Measles, or Whooptng Cough, or Scarlet Fever bt
Dipth razor Bad Cold ,or Hoerseness og Running
sands nave done and do daily. fII I5TST1lL
You may cure youFseI sff al.w
Of Headache, Weak stomaob, ug Indigestion, OF
filliousness, or tatarrh or Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, or Hoarseness, Liver Complaint, or Piles
or Constipation, or Rheumatism, or Sore Nr Weak
Eyes, or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease or Genersl
Debility, or even Asthma with these Specihus! ~
NOT A Fam III who have ever had one ofthesa
Family Cases of HuHPuREYs' SrEcITIcs, but would
give 6ye times its cost rather thah be ailhontH n
FAMILY CASES. av.o-a M
Case Of s5 large walls, in moroceo and Book Of =.
Direct ,'''''ViV VI
Case of ~ large visls, IN morocco, and hook, y,
Case OF 20 barge yials, in and Book ~ not
Case Of 20 large Walls, in PLAN case and Book. OF
Case Of 10 boxes mo. to 10y, and Book %
Case II any six boxes mo, to l5), and Book. q
LIST OF I.Il
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Il1FE z 1HrAU RANGE


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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-09
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, sa,os7,IeO.Ss.

Statement Of the condition u the Hanover Fire In-
surance Company, Of the City Of New York, on the
% day Of January 1850 in eonfOrmty with the laws
of the stata a OhIo .F' '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-09

Might fairly bq regarded as the tribute which an up
right heart Pays 81 the shIips OF ipAtoe
JOHN H. 'bfOPPELMAA,
aalp Agent for Dayton and Vlcintf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-14

OOLGATE,S HONEY SOAP.
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials
mild and en- oil ON Tin its nature ,fRa1Yantly
csntcd, and extremely beneficial in its acti
upon the skin. For sale BY allDruggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. febl-dsw1yr
The Bridal Cham DER, an Essay OF Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men Also, new and
for Diseases of the Urinary AndEsxua
5ystems-sentfree, in sealed envelopes Address, DR..
sKILLIN HoUaHTON, Howard Association ,Phfls.
iephia, Pa. aprsdAv1y
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Ihenkfnlfor thsifbsfsl
g We solicit and By strict AttsAton
interest Of patrons hope TO merit conttnu-
ancs Of thssame. VAIL, ARHTA0l Z 90.
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Church Directory.
ORIGINAL. NoTICE.-H;ram Barney

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-Hiram Barney.
- Plaintiff VS. II barker, executor of the e. tate oi
Y Smith, deceased and the unknown claimant. of
property and others, DEFENDANTS District Court Lee
County, Iowa, 81 Keokuk september term, A. D. 1865
10 . II Barker, executor Of the estate OF Smith
deceased and the unknown claimants Of the operty
hereinafter described and Mrs John Smith, and to the
unknown heirs at law of said John Smith, deceased
Ton are notified there in the Clerks Office
Oh the District Court OF Lee county, Iowa at Keokuk
psaaon OF hiram Barney, claiming of you, said II Bar
ker executor II the estate of u q Smith, deceased
900 doa-s with 10 per per annun Interest there
on payable annu money due upon two mortgages
" oste OF october 9Th 1856, executed by raid smith
since deoeased during his lifetime to Charles Mason
upon and to OF purchase money Of Ger
tan iAnd described the northwest quarter cf south
east quarter OF section thrty+ix 1897 in township 81
north OF range seven west, in Lee county and State
OF lows, which mortgage assigned plaintiff hi.
ram barney. and recorded October 18th 1856 in re-
tion IN sad mort is $l25, and the mortgage s con-
mtioned upon the payment of the same by said @ O
smith IN three equal annual instruments from date with
per cent lnfssOts payable annually, and 10 per cent
Interest after maturity, payable annnaIly oed nett
son states that said John Smith died sessd OF sad
leaving several children and heirs thas you hi.
nave an interest therein and that the nnmes ages
N1a residence of his heirs and children are unk 10
aud that said heirs and children haye An inter
~ land. and plaintiff has sought diligently to
tneir names and places ofresidence and al or You
~ made defendants and required to aswe r IA nett
n. 1sd Petit IN prays for foreclosure OF said mort
sno Judgment against said Barker q executor for
200 and 10 per aferest PAYABLE annnsIIv and S
sale OF said real estate and the for - ert;n
OF all your right and nteut seadland
Iore noon Of the second day next term IN .sd Trt
~ sosoen on the nrst Monday OF Rebrusry. A b,
~. defsnlt sni Judgment will be rsudefsd - III
you - prayed for In said petition. II. STRONG
hs foregoing notice is approved and il is ordered
The D.s Gate CITY printed IL Lee county fo.s sk' in
Asvsn ,s sssmp toal FRANCIS SPRINGER,
.spAW satl Judge.
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ANWon't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally. Everybody lkesit. hpuss0
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead. the best Hair
Dressing in the world. viii restore grey and faded hair
to Its original coloe in four wsslssve1 time-asurs
pop" Inquire fdr wshster's Vegetable lair Invgora-
tor and don't take any other II cures I'll humors Of
the scalp In one week. For sale at Wholesale snd retail
by D. A. Kas, corAer Third and Main streets Keoksk
Iowa Burnhama 4 Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists,
ls Lake ST., Chicago. agents for the Northwesti
sep2Q-d6m
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san,

SALE.-By virtue Of deed
Il OF trust executed to by Peter Potter and Al
media Potter his wife, the rst day OF May, 1855 and
duly recorded, by which he convey ed the North
west quarter and the half Of the northeast
and the west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
twenty (20) and the north half Of section
t2ol all In township sixtyssv 6 NORTH OF range ve
0 west In Lee county, Iowa. to three promisso-
notes given by said Potter and wife for Il 81 each
to Samuel Miller, and hos paid. viii sell said props
ery 4th of November 1885, between the hours
offs and p. M, commencing at 10 o'clock O. u. Of
said day or will sell much will pay costs debt
and interest," J. W. RANKIN, Trustee.
; aen11
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The Confessions ana ExperieAee OF an
Invalid; published for the benefit and - CAUTION 10
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De-
bity Prsmsture Decay OF Manhood. &C., supplying 1t
the same time THR MANS o. snR-CuRH. By ono who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable quack
cry BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
jy2odkw3m Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. 7.
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RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

The 0ng1nal..and Bsst in the Worldi The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
sanecus. Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring skin Rsn-
edes the Ill effects of bad dyess Sold BY all Drugests
The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF AILLEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
.up21-d.v1y CHARLES BACHELOR, n. Y.
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Legal Notices.
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.


US or Asrnes DrsYRrcr OF Iowa
U. g. MARsHAIs OFFICE kEokrK, Iowa, Sept. Is. 6s
HEREBY give notice that by virtue of a
- warrant OF arrest and montion issn- OF The Of
hse Of the Clerk Of the United States District Ccpr in
and for the District OF Iowa. and 10 directed in the
following to-wit; D. c. HOLSTER sccounf for
labor and against the steamboat Dictator her
engines machinery, furniture, tackle and apparel in
civil and maritime for demand Of contract for
labor said boat ssss $780, did, the 18th day Of
September 1855 Al the landing the Aisssipp river
In the city of Keokuk Lee county aaid District
Of Iowa aud take into my for the
custody and do detain the above described
boat Dictator her ginss machinery, furnitura tackle
and apparel and hereby also give public notice that
the time assigned f,r the return Of said warrant 10
Tuesday the l7tb day Of October 1855 end hereby ad
sh and al persons claiming any inferest
In the said described steamboat Dictator her engines
having anything to say Why the should not be
aut that they be and appear before the said district
Court for the Nsision Of the District of Iowa
at return term to be begun and holden at said District
Court room, Tuesday the 18th das of October 1885,
Keokuk, Lee county. iowa, In said District, the
last named day. towit Tuesday the 18th day Of October
1856 when and where said will be heard then and
there TO intepoe their claims and said libel and
make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELENDY U. g. NJ.
By IL. FULTON, Deputy.
RANKIN McCRARr. Pfoctors.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. IS. 1865.
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Xxx A M0NTH.-Agents wanted that
XS1O en- earn from SIS to 900 month. 80 al ~
ko~ psid kor full particulars address, Wiz stamn
- = lockwood, Dssspit nishieas. css561lsvit
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For Diarrhma, Dysentery, Ge.-Ms-
CURES Compound Extract Of BEssE PLANT 1.-THE most
reliable and successful remedy 1t is endorsed BY Col
Long General Pleasanton and Gen. fitz Henry Warren,
OF the United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tsn Commissions. War Relief Fund Comnittee, Editors
of the Press and Western steamboat ocsrs. Sold BY
all druggists, and s. B. vovEIt 3 Co., Keckuk.
JAG. MAGUIRR, Sole Proprietors,
jy1o-dAw6m ct. Louis, Mo.
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PLAID AND PLAIN rLANNELs, &C.

All Of the Bonnparte Factory Goods TO be sold here
precisely at the Factory prices exchanged for Wool
The same price ptd for Wool here at the Factory
sept2Q Z. K HART. Agent.
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New ERIK MeRket.
BY Telegraph NV YonK, Nov. 10.
Cotson-Mnkst dali. heavy and O. lower, eo0si fol
niddiins. chiefly ~ 50
Ylour-Rather steady With fair demand ut 90
IS for Extra Stats ss0s 10 Tor commoa TO good
shipping brands extra r. Il. o.; and lsol2 % 70.
Trade Brands, closing steady.
whisky-MArket quiet At 2 IS for Western
6iain-Whest I02c better With ,sthee doing
1891 81 for Chicago Spring Milwaukee Club; So
IS for Amber Massnsi~ 40e7 Az for Ambsl
State, and Is for white. Rye quiet; Canada Is
Barley quiet ut IL for State Barrie, Malt quiet Corr
lie better and acsivs II 5000 r spscend ind 81
9s2 for 4und mixed Western, and 90 high mixst
Oats unsettled At - So for ussvunA ard eo4ea fol
soont.
Geocesies-cense quiet n Sugar quiet; Cuba and
Muscovado 1a0lsiz. MolAsss~ hrner At soGi o5. Pc
| sroleum firm Il ss,zs4o for Crude, eiSoz19 for Re
fined In Bond.
Previsons-Pork cpe ned decidedly nrmsr and CLOSED
heavy st 50 5sDsz % for me.s closing 81 s3 90 o&sh
and 2s ssEa Is ior prime ness also z0oo hbis pes
mes for Jsauasy. sellers OPTION st 81 7soe co. Bee
ie moderate demand, plain II eoa1i %, e1srs
II calf %. Be-f hams arnsr Cat meats qais
At isIIsiei for shoulders and Is S22 for hams Lars
qniet al et5zg2s3. Baeon quiet Butter In demand a
90 n for OHIO and 4oss5 for State Cheese firm i
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The confidential financial agent Of the Govern
ment in Europe, Mr.. Lanier, of New York, who
recently returned to this country, states that he
everywhere found the best of feeling prevalent in
financial circles abroad, but particularly on the
Continent, with relsfion to the United States, ar
great confidence was entertained in our public
securities At Frankfort the Main, Mr.. Lanicr
addressed at length large meeting Of the capital
lists, embracing representatives from nearly every
leading house in Germany. The complete and
utter overthrow Of the rebellion. was q matter Il
equal surprise and congratulation, and the demon-
strstion made Of the power and wealth Of tho
North subject of universal admiration. But
the war being ended, the expectation was conf
IDENTIFY expressed to the European holders OF our
securities that we would Immediately commence q
return toward specie payments, however gradual
the process in that direction might be. Such STEP
it WAS represented, was absolutely necessary to the
maintenance Of confidence in oar securities and ia
the policy of the Government. The ability of the
country 10 bear all the burdens Of the war was not
questioned. With wise and correct policy there
will be no limit to the demand for oar securities,
not only on the Continent. but in England, where
military successes were fast opening the eyes
of their people as TO the value Of our bonds But
the feeling against any future increase and in
Of steady contraction Of the currency, was uni,
sersally expressed the sole condition ON which
our credit abroad could be maintained.
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st. Louis Market.
[From the Press OF Nov. l2.1

rum tuc IIcss Oh NOV. IL.
Flour-our remarks yesterday that super wa,
scarce had reference to best grades. The lower
grades were plenty and dull The market to DAY
vas inactive and heavy, and prices were without
important change. The higher grades of double
extra are entirely neglected. Sales of fall super
in lots, at 81, spring at 81 %; fall super at IS
spring extra ut same low double extra at IS SO to
-; good do at $40 rs to $40 so.
Wheat-The large receipts to-day caused a very
heavy market for all grades, and depressed the
price to loo per bushel; the higher grades were
extremely dull Sales of choice and extra choice
from 81 to 81 20 and 81 30he latter rate for white
strictly prime at 81 IS TO 81 90 prime at 81 s5 70
81 IS; good fall at 81 SO to 81 65 damaged and
inferior do 81 to 81 35 spring at 81 Is e
81 30 good and prime do 81 40 to 81 so. and
choice club at s. IS per bushel
Corn-Market steady and firm, with sales OF
good white at SEE, delivered ordinary and fair
white IT rs to Soc prime yellow and mixed, in
new gunnies, attic, and ordinary mixed ut Tic
per bushel
the week, and less active shipping demand, the
market is duh and in favor Of buyers, with sales q
choice at 45 to 47c good 43 to 434c and light and
Fbleached at Al TO 42c per bushel
Barley-Market dull, and sales OF prime fall At
q 10 No. spring, in elevator at s5c, and poor
do at soc per hushel.
Rye-Nothng transpired in the market to-
day.
Lard--Sales Of prime leaf at 323c.
Tailow-Sales fair at 13ac per b.
Whisky Market frmsr Sales in lots, 1t 4276.
Butter and Hggs- Nsthing transpired.
Hay-Demand small, and market VERY heavy.
sA!ss q bass prime and choice timothy 4 Sit
to us.
!, Dried Pruit-Market heavy snd lower. s.bs
to-day of prime apples q g 20; mixed peeches
q = 80, choice 1ixsd nd halves at @5.75 per
bashsl, with pkg.
0ss. Appla-su1pH hsss ~ vuy liss,s
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New York Dry Goods Market.


The Dry Goods market for the week has been
dali one. All kinds Of domestic and foreign goods
have fallen Of, particularly Sheetings and Shirt
ings, Black Silks, Silk yelvets, and fine goods
generally for lsdies' wear. Many say Cotton il
touched, and the market viii become steady and
advance, while others contend that all kinds of
goods must go lower. The vast amount of Cotton
nov in the city has induced many to think Cotton
goods must tall still more. The prices for to-day
are as follow: Brown Observation-Disclosures, 33c
Atlantic D, Sic; do v, Gee: Pcpcrrl E, 33c; Great
Falls NJ, 2oAc; Boots 33c; Checked Shirtings-
Wamsutta, 473 White Rock 4oe James SO: Ports
mouth A, SOC; Prints, Cocheco 26lc; Pacific Is;
Spraeue 23c; Amoskcag 24c. Ticks-Arnoskeag
D, 42ie; Pemberton E, 81; Whittenton A, 45c
York 4sc. Denims, Amoskeag, 60c; Mohawk 33c.
Corset Jeans-Laeonia, $50 Standard 36c; Globe
Gle. Canton Flannels-Salmon Pals, Bleached
55c; do do Brown 42Ac; Nashua b, Sic; Rich
monds 6T4c; Redmans 673c. Delaines--Paci6c
Sic; Fancy Cassimercs SILK, mixed, - 50 to 81 So
Hoop Skirts-Bradley Duplex Elliptic. best quail
ity demand large Spool Cotton, Coates, 81 10
Green Daniels see.
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The NV RAsz.Vhs NogspabeF number
Of the 'sprishtly Art joarnl hes fdrnished M
IN hours pleasant reading. There i ylvays
vigor in reformative labor, and whether the
Ner Path succeeds in its mission or not, i he's
superadded u that visor, good sense, COCA
taste and good style.
The contents are: Science in it's relation to
Art; A Few Hammer strokes Bye Master Ne
chaAic, Mr.. F. D. Hansingaon's "Republican
Court Laying the Foundation Stone; Leaves
from Note book; Notes Here and There.
Published by James Miller, New York 81
per annum.
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CHICAGO FfSAScRs.-The Tribune in speakine 4
of The stringency Of the money market gives the
following information as the main cause. Ii 10
safe to that the difficulty spoken of exists
in more places than Chicago:
The week closes with more stringent money
market. Day after day there has been a constant
depletion of currency to send west to pay for hogs
cattle and grain, and to send cast to pay for dry
goods, groceries, &c. We have shipped compar J
atively little produce, and leading banke have
had to express treasury notes almost daily to meet
their drafts and keep up their balances in New
York City. Under such state of affairs. it ought
not to he matter of surprise that the money mar
ket should be stringent. We have bought moro
than have sold, aud the balance against Us has
to be paid in greenbacks.
Another fact has contributed toward a stringen-
cy in the money market. II is this.-Last month,
when Secretary McCuloch advertised that he was
prepared to fund Compound Interest Notes into
FiyeTwenty bonds, q number of our bankers who
had been holding these notes reserve fund. re-
mitted to Washington upwards Of a million Of
dollars with the expectation of receiving BY return
mail Five-Twenty bonds, which they intended to
sell or deposit in New York to draw against This
occurred nearly Il month ago, and, although teleI
graphic messages have been repeatedly sent to the
Treasury Department making inquiries regarding
the forthcoming bonds, not word has been re-
ccived in answer thereto. This is wrong. II il
damaging to all concerned-to the bankers who
are in need Of the funds with which to carry on
their business-to theircustomers who have q ight
to be accommodated by the banks--and to the
government, which may be unable hereafter to
secure the cooperation of bankers and business
men generally, when. in the course of time, the
Secretary of the Treasury may desire fund legal
tenders. What would merchant think of the
banker who allowed q month TO pass away before
he made returns to him of his collections And
yet the United States Treasury is at present the
great banker Of the natiou--at the head Of which
is man, whose record in the West for the space
of twenty three years would seem to justify the
people in expecting promptitude in the transaction
of all business entrusted to his care. We trust Mr.
McCuloch will investigate the cause Of this DELAY
and have the matter remeded We allude to this
subject at present because bankers are in need
of the funds with which to accommodate the bust
ness community
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By Telegraph sss Yokx. Nor. Is
Money-ActiFe at pr cent call loans.
steriing EKehsnse-iluli and hsssvy al lesi 91osst
Gold-AA .hade fraa. opening at 4e !; aud cics.n;
At ~.
Government stocks I. q i.sc lower.
Freishts to Liverpool dali.
Stocks steady
$50 coupons q, iesss; do '65. ssls-
1910 Coupons 81.
100. LIST series, e.i. do ID series s5i..
Usss Year Certihe ste~ or
Il NJ certs rs, Caution IS. Cunlb pfd a.; y C %
Krie sllss lis54. 75ss; C 1914. car as74. {
&Nw a2i< @ ANN pfa es5s; CIR I los, c (
Ill: PTAw ioal4; No Q. n.