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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-06

Mrs. wALkEs-M Millinery headquarters ii
Ottawa are still at Mrs. WALKERS, Main ST.;
opposite Cheever's block. Her new stock
for the fall trade is now ready for inspection
Opening every day from Z. ~. to 8 P.
NJ, and all the ladies inyited-no card. issu ed
or nee led, but drop right 10. There ere a
good many changes in the fashions, and Mr..
W. will take great pleasure in showing the
ladies all the new styles.
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Railroad Vote.

The vote by the town of Ottawa, last Sal,
urday, on the question Of subscribing $40 :
900 stock in the Ottawa and Fox River Val,
ley Railroad. resulted IN about 500 votes in
favor OF, tn % votes a2ains, the proposition
construction of the road will be commenced
forthwith.
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APPLES mir. John Cox has secured n
warm corner IN the everlasting affections Of
our household 10y the present of liberal
baske, of apples. Mr.. Cox must be a happy
man to haze an abundance Of such fruit Oh
his farm.
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They MEAN BUSINESS The clothing bus
ness in Ottawa has had stirriug up within
the past few weeks by the srriva' among US
of those decidedly live b. siness men, l..
Benjamin & Co, Of Springfield. They have
opened in Marray's new building, No %
La Sale ST.. on the west side OF the square.
Their stock Is of mammoth proportions, and
they ar. selling at prices tina, take the people
by storm. They are evidently bent on doing
big business. and know the way to DO it is
to give big bargains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-06

The music at the Juvenile Concert. which
is to be given at Washington Hall on Mon
day evening, Oct. 9Th; will be entirely ner,
and attractive to all lovers of good music.
Some Of the best singers in the city will ass
sst in the entertainment, and Prof: Simon
will give US some of his exquisite solos on
one of his fine Pianos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-06

CHILD LosrI-The CHILD lost at the Fair
Grouad on Thursday was no 1art of the firm
of Child Il Bro, of the Great Boot and Shoe
Emporium, on the corner Of Main and La
Sale streets. These gentlemen we're in full
sight of constant crowd Of customers "from
early morn to dewey eve" each day of the
fair. 1t is really wonderful how much they
sell, but the great secret is, the excellent
quality of their goods and the low prices.
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DR.. Walker, of Chicago, may be consulted
at the Geiser House, Ottawa, on Saturday
next, October 9Th, and on the first Saturday
in each mouth after that date; at all other
times at the Dispensary for Diseases of the
Eye and Ear, III South Clark ST., Chicago.
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THEATRE.-We are beginning to take some
pride III our Ottawa Theatre. The mana>
themselves not only capable and honorable
business men, but admirable caterers to the
popular taste and amusement. The theatre
has been gaining in popularity so rapidly
during the week. that the managers have
determined to "branch OUT aud enlarge
their corps Of performers. Among the new
names We notice this evening that of Miss
Nash, an actress of high reputation, and for
Tuesday evening We see the name of Miss
Frank Cogswell announced. If there is
merit in enterprise of this kind and good
acting. our theatre should have crowded
houses every evening. ~
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Patent Dressing Machine

This new Continuance OF arts power,
AS soon as strINcs a certain hour
Darts two long arm with fingers spread,
And snatches you ont OF your bed
Two other arms viii then prepare
To wash your face and comb your hair,
And also shave you with much care.
To dress You up, to work goes,
And sometime NAV tear i'll made clothes,
But Mr.. Stiefel's none of those
All who purchase at Stiefers are surprised
that our prices are So much luwer than those
of any other clothing house. We would say,
however. that it is not from any desire to IN
lure other houses that we are selling our hr.e
clothing much cheaper than they, but for
the reasons, first, that we buy Tor cash exclu-
siveIy and laid in our present stock when
prices were at their lowest ebb and SECOND,
that We are doing An immense business. We
are satisfied with small profits. We solicit
AL examination of our stock.
NJ. STIEFEL, Clothier,
La Sale St, north f Strawn Il Powelrs.
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Paiunize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Office in Ckeever's New Block.
yemium Notes, received to May !, 1885, constituting
the Capital,
esE 4237, 40 81.
Now in force
3 A16O, 1875 %.
- = Amount u Property at risk,
&l,739. Sos II.

It win he seen BY the that tn Company has 81
of every xll risk the leading Stock Cos Of
the have only 81 of ASSETS for 2 to 81 of la
tdlitics, shown 10y their published reports.
The Of assurance in this Co. for the past ten
years bu. about third OF the rate charged by
ether Cos.
have been promptly and satisfactory
a.ljasfei We have never had to contest a loss.
The buucss Of the Company for the past two years has
been prosperous policies having been issued
than i'I the previous eight Yeats.
Tie directors well known arnonS the best business
q. the county
", b made until the losses of the Co
require il, AMI hut assessment and by
cent Of the Directors sssB,lSrs shall not he re4r-
rite -y 1iioa 10 tie ddrdacc payment ,ltil
nj, Qor from the date of their policies
In view of the above facts, that this is home
stitIiion that the security ample the cost Of insurance
i@-s than in othr Co.'S the prDniptess and hberty with
with losses settled think entitled to the
patronage OF this community prefrenceto foreign Com
Tr,iIies.
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutual plans 18th
NEST favorable terms.
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MILLISERY.-Mrs. JONES des res the ladies
to be informed that her new stock of fall
millinery, embracing all the latest styles, is
now open and ready for their inspection.
She will dispense with formal opening"
but es,he ladies' 20 comeright along and
see. She will take great pleasure, all The
same, in showing her goods, whether they
wish to buy or not; confident that her goods
need only to be SEEN to Sell
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VI. L. FINN One of the most stirring
and prosperous business men in Ottawa Is
Mr.. NJ. P. Finn, in Leland L Bushnelfs new
block, No. Is La Sale. His stock of gro>
ceres is enormous, ami he sells at prices that
building up of little towns around Ottawa
win do to our merchants, reminds us ola fact,
in this connection. Going into country
grocery store recently, in a village OH the
Rock Island r. r., We found that instead of
buying his groceries AT Chicago, the dealer
bought them of ". 2. F,In. at Ottawa. He
said he could buy at wholesale at better
terms of Finn than he could of the large
dealers in Chicago. ....
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Tn. Idol of The Toilet

ct well settled fact that Toilet article in this
country has won such popularity aud universal
admiration all classes has TEBBErrS PlifSI
OLOGICAL HAIR REGENERATION. 1t never soils The
finest fabric; is delightfully."- perfumed: rec from a
dirty, sticky sediment, ami fails TO Restore the
Wtest Greycst hair original color and beauty
Yet it is not Dye, but actual Restorative. often
prouees luxuraHt growth Of hair bald hcats
1t stops the hair from falling on and gives it new ans
vigorous growth 1t always keeps the scalp clean
free from dandru the hair soft, glossy and beautiful
everywhere used with great Every bottls
is aud money refunded if not satisfactory.
Smith Dwyer, Geperal Agents, Chicago, Ill. Sold BY
DR.. DIMMICK BROTHER and all druggists
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II NOT only tie USt eff tnai remedy discovered
for tint cl4SS 4 e.,npisis ant 1t is the cheapest, and.
perfectly safe. Y harm, arise from its
an the rititat when cured IL left f.1'y If
he hl had tl,o Disease. Can his loo al any
other for chill, and fever. IL is - This and It's
tise afflicted with tho lac
over-estnaed So is it 10 the and
thar may be trnihfuy said he certain reqIe'iy.
One dealer complains that il i not good ,ef me 10
sell because bottle a whole neighbour, tp.
Prepared by DIR. J. c AVER & Co, Lsxell Mass and
sold by W. L. GIBSON, and all the Dri Stores i ott.vv
5. p0SrLETIIWAITE. La Sale: FLEMING d BEN
METZ Maeilte by ieers 10 lr!nes every where
Nug1 -e6-1m
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

CHICAGO MARKET Extra spring wheat in
Chicago yesterday was quoted at 1920; No.
at S2.1l@ $2.l2; No , at$l.s2(G$l.s6.
Corn was active at 63@634c for No. l
t l(162c. Tor No. 2. Oats dull at 336I3ic
Eggs lS(a20t.; butter 25a28c.
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EMROKs OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous n"
til'y Premature Decay and all the ehcts Of youthful
indsrreton will for tr sske Of suffering humanity
free all IT, tho recipe and directions rs
ing the simple remedy by which he cured Suffers
by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
dec %, V6ly No. 10 Chanbsn eG,MSw Yosk. :
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NEW CRoCKERY STORE !-Messrs. DrST 4

NEW GROCERY STORE !-Messrs. DENT /
lower are new candidates for public patron
age. in the crockery business. They have
taken the room 10 Freemens Block recently
vacated by Mr.. ThOrson, and will confine
themselves exclusively 10 the crockery trade.
will be the laraest IN the city, ard whoever
knows Lyme Tower kno~s it will be the
host
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!. q. G. r.
Ottawa Lodge No. 53s meets every Friday evening at
their Hall in Reddick's Block.
-~'-'- CHARLES SNOW Wet.
T. H. INoRAHAM VS.. feb 10y
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Table aud Dairy Salt. Soaps. Stonew Wooden ard
Willow Ware, Picked PORK, Sugar Cured Hans Shout
der. atOii, Lard Dried Beef, BITTER. Eggs. Sc, &c
A .ulI stock If Narker.l. White Fish, Trout, Herring
an other salt and dried fish, Also fresh Lake Fish coh-
siantly rand In short stock is complete: our
goods OF the quality and will be sold nj Low Prices.
Goods delivered in all parts of the city.
w Pay cash Butt-r, Eggs Pcltry, Lard and other
produce az packing cellar pudor lsi National Bank,
where city sure 10 get choice Dairy Butter
for table A. C. WARRlNER.
Main street west of First National Bank, Ottawa Ill.
June % IS.
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CONSULTATION FREE

Patients must the name state post Office elre.
plainly. All letters requiring answer must contain
letter stamp and lie .fe--r 2 DR.. KNAPP son, Bot
6iS3. Chicago. Ill.
Ba Any Of the above diseases can be treated successful
ly Nv the luteus describing their in letter, Wien
they cannot
Dr.. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa regularly for the
past five years, b. ui,d "a, Ia. Gr,r House
from Weln e-iav noon. OF. 81 nil Thursday noon Oct
9TH: from WEDNESDAY N.v 2S" 'h 1huF-SiF nasr,
Nov. .9'h from "Wednesday non. jan B, iSG7, til
Thursday loon. Jan 2Ith lND1 from - eau.say moor,
March 2Oh- 1856, iii IN; siay InOa Ma 2lst sso-
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MAR RIElD,

In Chicago Octrt-r ID b, Rev. " K. whi,tiesey. Mr.
FRANKLIN NACyKAGH 10 Miss EMI - daughter o
Mr.. Henry y. HaTn.- formerly of OTTAWA.
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monitor Division, No. 5ss,

8. Of T., meet every Monday evening their Hall
Reddck's store, east side Court House.
CM CATLIN, RS. A. 4. HOLLIsTER, W. T..
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Ayers Ague Cure,

lnfermi tent Fever. Os- k'cNer and
Aguc Rrnlittent Fever. chill Fever, Duuh AgUe, peri-
oiicai Hea,l.ce Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fev,rs indeed 70; the whole class of diseases ori'
ting in hillary rrs,ment, caused by the IN tlaria OF
r,iias IL liiri.H 20
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We have put mp and .pld this article for 30
AMI -ay in confidence aai nth Of ~hAt have
b-en able Of any other icdoine-ney-r has
il failed in single instance effect CT RE- when timely
BY who used il. On the contrary all delight
Ell with its operations. and soak in terms Of eomHends
tim - it, magical effects aud deal VIRTUES We speak
in the matter WHAT WE DO KNOW = after 30 years
and pledge reputation for the fnlhilmen,
Of what do declare. In almost every instance where
the infant suhersg from pain and exhaustion. relief
will be found in fifteen iwen', ninus-s the s,rup
Is aduiinisiercd
Full directions for using will accompany zach bottle.
None grnnii- unless the esirniIe Of CUerI PR
KINS New Yort. i ON the oui-if- WRAPPER.
-r.I hN al Druggist. throughout the World.
PRICE. ONLY 81 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
april g. ls6S-6m.
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New Planning Mill,
T. G.. X I ~ G.,

HAS just commenced running a set of the best MA
lCiiiN ERf in the west, FOR Matching FIoorng
ing ani sptig s'dn and he does all kinds Of Ripping
Shop at G. H. Riggs Reaper Factory
Give MIN a call. NAV .tf
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marrlaRe mud CeIIbacy.

ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
"A for Young Also, Diseases end Abuses which
permafurey PrOstrate the Vital powers with meahi
Of relief Sent free charge In sealec letters envelopes
Address DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard Associs
ton, Philadelphia, Pa FebS6S
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
l. ENcE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benen. and CAUTION to YOUNG
MEN and others who suffer from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay Of Manhood &C. supplying the time
The Means of SelfCnre BY who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable Quackery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope single COPIES free Of charge
may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq. Brooklyn King. Co. Ny
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GAc % "A q

VH1S valuable of land situate within tn rec (3)
l. miles Of Ottawa, is FOR SALE. For terms &C. sd-
York. CHARGEs TOpD
june le,'6Gtf -.
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MUSIC. MUSIC,! MUSICNI
PROF. CHARLES 81. SIMON
Instrumental & Vocal Music,

Having p-rmru-r'ly located m tIis citr oIars his pro
ics-I.uI services {, 800 d.-irug Instruction ia
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OTTAWA LoDor No. Al meets every Thursday evening
.DAUGaTERs OF REBECcA the third Tuesday evening
each month. OrrAwA EScANPMESr Ne 80, on the ri AN
18th Tuesday evening. feb 10y
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Examination Of Ten cher..

The County School Superintendent w.l meet candid
e., i,afin nat
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THEIH CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged from five
thousand year, which gives them experience
unsurpassed by any, and equalled only b. a few.
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OFrtcE or rue STREET. COMMISSIONER, NO. 81
~ Broadway, New YORK.
To coutractcrs enclosed IN sealed envelope
endorsed with The title OF The work and with the Of
the bidder written thereon will be received this ONCE
uptn Thursday, May 10. isdA VI ~ O'Clock A. N.
For setting curb snd gutter tagging the sidewalks In
worth street, from Brosdway 10 barter street
Bank form, OF proposals. together with the Specifications
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Street Commlssio
STREET DsrAsrnxyr. NEW Yoss, April 80. 1893
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The following statement exhibits the business of the
.tsburg Clearing House for the week closing April
Totals. =. 81, 4s5, eo5


The Wisconsin Union states that there is deficiency
in the public accounts of that State amounting to
$120 000 in the sale of bonds 1t also charges the
last Legislature with corruption and bribery and says
that enormous State debt has been incurred by the
authorities.
The Troy Press gives the particulars OF an alleged
swndlng transaction lately developed in that vicinity
by which, it is stated several of the banks in Washing
ton and Saratoga counties in this State have been de-
fauded to the amount of nearly eighty thousand dollars
Two old and well known wealthy farmers succeeded in
getting discounts to the above amount and them dispos
ing Of all their property including FARMS bank stock,
&C., unaccountably disappeared
The entire debt of the State Of Connecticut according
to the message of Governor Hawley $40 bear
ing six per cent interest Against 1t the sinking
fund.- 21l, 1857; the bank stock owned ny the State
whose market value is s37l 300, and cash in hand,
1868 644 deduction Of these three items shows that
the existing liabilities and above assets amount to
$s,463, 2SS
Respecting banks the Governor remarks -
During the year forty-one banks with an aggregate
capital OF s12,0S7 $780, in addition to those which had
previously taken this course organized under the Ma
an aggregate capital on the LIST of April of
81 1880, and circulation amounting TO
. 275, 732 The capital OF all thu ninety banks
State and national, amounts to $26 49,, 243 On
fifty of which reported assets amounting S2S SOL 44
and deposits amounting to $2s 319,04 The higher
Of interest paid by adjoining States, and especially by
the general government, has reduced the deposits
trustees to invest than quarter Of the whole in
national bonds.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

II
AsHEs.-Reocipts, none The demand continued very
moderate but previous prices demanded in view Of
the small supply Pot quoted at 80 Is a 50 SIIs
Pearl was entirely nominal
RghpsrrFFs--Receipts. 1896 bbls flour, 2,022 bbs
and 72 bags meal 1870 bushels and $50 do
oats. An improved demand prevailed for State and
Western flour towards the close OF the market prices
generally &c higher IN cases l0c higher the
market closing firm ut the Improvement. The Gales
were Ia 500 bbls at our revised quotations annexed.
Southern -four in good demand aud nrmcr prices
wero realized. The sales were 600 bbls Canada nour
was in active request at advance OF &C. l0c The
sales were about 800 bbs Rye -four again nrmer.
with continued fair request We note sales OF 800 bbs
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TEXAS LINE ST. "Sio
The AL steains.
LODONA,
II. r. Hovey. Commander. s.a q A uu
will receive freight at pier Is East river, ana e ~
For freight or passage having superior accomn os"cn
apply 10 Q. II MALLORY 4 Co, l3 Maiden hn,"O'
GEORGE Z. RIDDLE & CO., So john street.
a lowest rates.
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The demand for wheat better, and prices ruled
te In sellers favor The sales comprise 81 900 bush
els at 81 so for No. now Milwaukee, 81 SO for No
old Milwaukee 81 rs for No. milwaukee, 81 eeh 81 81
for No. choice Milwaukee and 81 % a 81 80
for new amber Michigan Corn was In fair request but
prices favored the purchaser. The sales about
90 600 bushels, NJ Use SIC for unscund, SIC Ahc.
FOR sound mixed Western in store and delivered
and soc for new Western mixed. Oats were more
steady, with n fair business, at 44c ssc for
new Western, Sic n soc for old Western, Ole. for
State; 5jc Soc for Jersey and SIC Sc, for Canada
Rye in moderate request, ut about previous rates
We note OF 5000 1000 bushels. At e4c. 96c for
State and Soc for Western The demand for barley con-
tinued moderate and prices had downward tendency
We note sales Of 5000 bushels at 81 IL for Canada
West Malt was without essential alteration In any re-
spcct No sales OF moment wero heard or The re
ccpts OF nour aud gram at Chicago Milwaukee and To-
edo Tor the weeks ending April IS 1895 and 1885, aud
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NOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIk
FREIGHT AT REDUCED oates.
Cabin passage twenty dollars.
The new, elegant and very last passenger
Side. wheel Steamship
GENERAL BARNES
Captain Thomas II. Morton.
win leave Saturday. May att O'Clock r. NJ from peoe
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
For freight or psssSge aIPfy FOX CO. Areuta
80 Liberty strc0.
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LNOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
EVERY SATURDAY AT r. M.
Pier Is North river. foot OF Cedar stress.
EMPIRE SIDEWHEEL LINE.
The fast ard favorte steamships
SAN SALVADOR Atkins, Commander sails Myk
MISSOURI, Love!and Commander, sails May H.
."uSiD- massage. twenty collars. ~
80 W issued to the interior. ~ r.
.---ge, having elegs ~--siss-.
uHtefcfS0N q hLfEN. Ageutss
- No. 8 Bowling Grcsn.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY OF EDUCATION, REFINEMENT AND PER.
n scna s,,ractcn ssafer IN the city, desires the &C
wnh view " mAEih9nv s1dr-ss Mrs A, D., Herald
s.AsA
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WILLIAMS L GUIoN LINE UNITED STATES MAILS
w STEAMERS.
FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS
the first class iron screw steamer J.
.4,ess VIRGINIA,
George c. Spencer Commanier.
S.w rcceivieg freight at pier 81 East river a,
49,, az on Saturday, May o, at o'clock L. ~
VIII b. ~" CABIN PASSAGE S75
For freight or a'S.s' "pi' WILLIAMS GUION
II Wall street.
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tOflON.-Ihe MARKET was Iese active, and, though
yrcos were without decided alteration there was a no.
iiesabo tendency, particularly for common GRADES to-
wards reduction Buyers al the annexed prices were
scarce though some demand prevailed for lots offered
Little lower The sales 40 bales the market clos.
inz nominal at the following quotations:
fo,9 IIo~.dt ~ot.v. ~ n ar
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Those hgurcs involve ihe following changes IAN IN.
crease Of s5 $50 600 in the interest debt and Of
81 the currency interest debt on tho other
hand II shows decrease Of s25oc 600 in the one
two wears GIVE pes cent no 700 600 in the three
yr,r. n IaTerrd oe.i n"s' aud t5jsi,93i IN United
> i'cs un. i.tI no interest las conse-
qr.a., G.D sft
,be p.,mcasol ,be condition OF the national banks
OF a niica stes on the morning Of the FIRST Monday
10 Apt Is onlc ally rendered thus
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFEiCt CosrrROllkR 90 tuRpsScY,
wAsHINGruN, May !, 1896
Abstracts Of quarterly reports Of the national banking
assoc atoms OF the United States, showing their cond
tou the morning Of the first Monday OF April 1866,
before the commencement of business on that day.
HFsfgg
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FoR sANrfAdcS cuaA pIRrcr

ROE sANIIAuIDt GUN pIKLVH
FAlI ZEE.
John Stirling. Cornmander -
carrying the United states nail WI rave Pier East
oseiy cor The sbove rort direct making Hose connection
with STEAMERS leaving ~ Jago Tor ~ iuo mas ana Jsmsca
Trsn,tsd and Cieufuegos 49,.
M lst,ers must rsss through the Post fsaice
ueSsd5ns' apply 70 ~syDaLLk 60, Dover sirec,