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A Gentlemen Who sufferedfor yesss from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay and 81
the effects Of Youthful ind'scset on. wiil the
sake Of suffering Immunity. send free TO oil
Who need ia. the rssps snd directions for
making the simoIe smedy b. which he wss
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advertisers experisses, can 60 % b sddses.
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No. Is Chambers IT,. New York.
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Indigestion and innuiriirn. il the
fssndslion " Consumption. All scientific
pAysicisns admit sns. and nearly al. are
becoming convinced that pure liquor. con
b'nsd With vegetable remedies. which scs
directly On The digestive orgsns. are the
Teiaedies indicated.
u 10 admitted By our most learned physi-
Clans that d. Robsck's f,iiters combine
The properties Of . gentle isxauve, az rffi
eisnt snlibiiious sGeni snd the beet s,om-
sehic known 10 the world. II 10 also &C.
Asow'sdged By practical chemists 10 Be the
ssfess ssd sussst preventative to Bilious
dsssassmsnssi regulating the System end
giving tone % The digestive osgsns.
Lsdissis delicate health vii End Il suIsed
= shsIs -; 4 l. siso highly ssron,msnded
. mothers while nursiug. /, contains in.
MIGRATING powers for snervs,ed sys,ems.
Cenvsiesceus should use The Buffers 10
strengthen che prostrs,ion which aIwsy.
is'IoW asNis ikases.
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n-as :.svs .,n.,irts,. The >~'iirm-nt ~ 'h.4
p''x- s.sn-s in.a. ~ tar sspur ~ u .s'.is.
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sud ii,v sm. un ~ rssz- mnnry, afirf deducs
sng me .xn~ns.- ~ condemn .'ion, - $50 .
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sptors f'.itren millions II ,hss amvpni
hes sifs.ay been dsiJ,d. Tn l,ra -
smoun' 10 on. indiy itusl. from al captures,
10 &i3O.o,O 10 Capt :. p. lie.
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IVA " There 4 YET ;,ngrrtng ~ The rocks.
'hss d"mineesing pro-sIsvery southern rpri'
-sh'ch i % rnnIisy with frrr prcrs, free
speecn. tree gospr. and tree yii.--v;n.
rennsr Gsx.,te
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drcr.i msn nanio b. 70 ct nut - such q
a;cD fN.sk.n cummnaiIy. but. ike ~ u ~
Nee Eaelsnd mrn. Tile in'errs, u! GaifrIS
lee "a The pucfe' - lid. Tierald.
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ii .JtJU every ~hsre % ell Our isszov-
ID SO Sewing Machines. Thrss rec kinds.
Unorr sad upper ICED. Ssrfo srisi. Wsr-
-sntst Eve years Above ssiary ~ largo
-onmi<s'.rs paid ThessLr snseHisss cold
10 me Unif-d Ssssrs far Ir-s thss $40.
~hi~n are luly Iic~srd BY ts~e. wAes ~
( Wilson. Gr0ser s Bskrr. Siagsr x Co,
snf Bachelor AL cth-r chap uashfn.s
re infrisrmenf- ,nt The seller ov user srs
'isbie % street.. f.e md irsprirernssns. u.
scsrrssst eirsus>rs srnt fr-s AdtDss. %
cell upon Shrv g. Cl.rk. q Rrssi1rs.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07
CO a'oH.'' q. COOPER. ''''-

Issued January LIST, 1866.
10 JOHN r. WILKINS
In pursuance Of the command of the forKoing writ
hereby you to be and appear the Judges
ofths said Superior Court at the term thereof
DO held at New Caste, Monday, the seventh day Of
May next to the allegations Of tho said petition
and show eaussss therein eomm$ndod.
Csc. 8. HAGANY, Sheriff.
sherln's Once. Now Castle January 20, 1885.
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NEW oAsILEoOUNTY. ;n
so US THb STATE OF DELAWARE:
TO THE sHRRIFP OF NEW CASTLE 90 GREETING

NEW CAslLEoOUNTY. ;ss
so w.. THk STATE OF DELAWARE;
TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE 90, GREETIN0.
WHEREAs, Mary Er,eline wilkins by her petition to
the Judges Of Superior Court nled in tho once Of the
Parliamentary Of the said County In and Tor the County
Of New Castle for the Of therein aledgd
has made application to ssd Judges, that decree
may be PRONOUNCED dissovng the Marriage existing be-
tween the n.r and her husband Que John r. vii
kins. We therefore command you, you have been
heretofore commanded that you summon John r. VIII
said Superior Court at the thereofto be
held at New CASTLE In and for the County Of Now Castle
on Monday the seventh day Of May nszt to answer the
allegations Of the said petition and also to show
has why dscree Of the said Court snoud net be
made dssolvihg the Mar iage existing totween him
and the said pstfoner according tho act Of Assembly,
In such CO. made and provided and also 70 do and
ccve what the said Court shall then and there
concerning him In this behalf the Court shall seem
meet nd consistent with the provisions Of tho said
Of Assembly;
WITNESS the Honorable Edward W. Gilpin, ESQ at
Now Castle, the nrst day Of December In the year OF
our LORD one thousand eight hundred and sixty ave
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ROE RENT.

A BotrF a.. Acres of brandy ins Marsh, to Rant. IL
"A AN be rented altogether in three separate lot
~ may suit Apply ~ the subssrbss, No 10 Mar
kst o. APRIL fN 'ohA D. LA"u'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07

NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
CANAL COMPANY
The annus meeting OF Stockholders and Loanhoiders
II this Company will be held their cce AIT Walnut
Street Philadelphia at II o'clock M, the 4th day
OF Jane 1885, At which time and place election will
take place for President and Directors for the
ensuing year. mey 8tm HENRY V. LESLEY, sec,y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07

NAR'OMk.ss 10y AL1N.
A. Law. univ srsal and supreme,
In Natures Realm are ever seen
W. In earth and ocean, air and sky,
II. No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day and week, and month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
And sun and moon, and stars OF light
The mky-way Of lesser light,
An speak loyal resolution
For neither Natures constitution.
No ruiian band can interfere
To thwgrt free votes in Natures spherei --
When she bids martial Winter cease,
The hoar, most grasp's soon released.
Then smiling Spring shows her bland lace,
Wreathed In loyal howers Of grace
ealuting man with balmy kisses
The only rebel deserving Kisses.
And IL IL 90, that man alone,
WIN cope With devils for throusf
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip The master and quit the scqooli
Amazing truth, and IL II SO,
That man IL mans most bitter foef
Enough; 1t stuns the reasoning powers,
Bswildsring thought with aching hours.
Tnrn, turn 20 then and quickly sex.
One hundred and eleven Market Street,
where Stern keeps LorAL OLofHks In store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MArrEa more.
J0ths Casimers vestlngs. and Furnishing goods cheap
good. All kinds Of Mems and Boys Clothing Ut Ill
n 81 Htrest, Wilmington, Del.
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V.u1eDIe r voper1y AT Private sale

A~xA TIRE sub Vnbers offer for sale all that salua
@ able PrOper situated on the sssS sss. q
three loot with ares three stored brick building
erected thereon. ,ust.u .a,.,n,nu 49,,
n @ Yin, .tre,t with The tu aeoining building lots,
al fWspiT lee, each front lag King street, extending
,sL barty three fest In all square lot Of fifty
~, rrant an second street, aud eighty thrse ret
,nt an King street This propert, Is located near the
s,cond street Market House, In Y Improving part
f thr CIV and could be altered into svsral stores or
places suitable for any kind of business.
Also The i~csoIS , sn'I m nous ~, An Ami,
JOHN McLkAR = SON.,
ne, aotr No nm Market ST,
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We have for sale tn At beautiful farm aud
LlSSA country seat OF about IS acres of land sit
f.ss'.itt within the limits of the city of viii
issiast mington, belonging to Delaware Davis,
yhktyS<x ksq. This 10 splendid situation, being
ssSs1zs about 40 feet above Underwater, and hAv-
ing extensive view of the Delaware River, city Of
Wilmington, and surrounding country for many miles
Tho buildings fine the dwelling 10 stone, ~ by
90 n, with two p.rorr hall is n wide, dining room,
kitcher, bed chambers, two cellars, and two largo
rooms on half OF the basement floor, two stone
bayne 80 by 90 fes the other 80 BY So eet with
stL ng for ave and Eve horses Also milk, tool
smoke and ehiehen houses, all In complete order. The
water is excelent; there Is nrst rate garden and
beautiful grove the mansion house This property
"a we'll worhy the attention of those desiring delight
nll and healthy home while property is increasing in
yalue very rapidly, land sold this place for
slOO0per without buildings this is Of the
vau able In the Of Delaware, and Ia thought
worth tnis time 800 Co., but will be old great
bargain, aud on easy terms, II applied Tor soon.
WILLIAM BRl0HF SON.
Ap adtf Real Estate Dealers, Win ngton. Del
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STRAY COW.
p strayed away on tho 18th Of April from The
0yyS premises OF the subscriber, at Taylors Fac
tory, black and white Cow, with short tail,
with one mob Of her horns any peri giving in
formation Of her, wi II be suitably rewarded:
NAV T.2ts JAMES WARD.
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STRAY HOG

fWR Game TO the premises Of the subscriber,
AAA in iiedgev,lle, about the middle Of April, a
LAME white Boar pig which would weigh about
81 pounds. The owner 10 requested to f,rwsfd,
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
may S3ts JAMES WHITE.
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Notice..

= NOtiC0.
The subscriber would most respectfully inform her
friepds and the public that she has taken the Litte
atore" No. sos shpley Street where she has fine as
sortnent Of Perfumery Soaps &C. from the well known
and celebrated manufacturers Glenn Co.. OF Philadei
pha Hair brushes tooth brushss, combs, ribbons, cot
TONS thread. nesdles tapes silks aud many other little
for all kinds OF Fancy Cap work Embroderles. Braid.
ing, &c. Flowers Embalmed, beautiful memsnto Of
the loved and departed, "In Memorium."
81 Don't forget to call at sos shpley Street.
anril b-sm MARY j. NILES.
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E'Ol' Sale.
Good Second hand sTERROPTICAN for Sale, either
with or without slides enough for two three good
exhibitions In good srdsr and cheap. Apply to
mington, Del. ap 80 ans
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Dyspepsia.

The remedy, Dr. Sis ms AntiDyspepsIa Powders,
Positive in every case,
Anti Dyspepsia, Has cured Powders
Anti Dyspepsia, Thousands OF Powder,
Anti Dyspepsia, Gases OF this Powders
Antl-pysp-p sia. Greet National Powders,
Anti-Dy srepsia, Malady Powders,
This great Neutraxng Tonic for Dyspepsia ndiges
tion. has cured hund eds when all other temedi,s had
failed, aud has BEEN used fur 70 years with vsrsal
success have never heard Of who used IL, that
was not benefited greatly Lot sufferers every who're
IL and be cured Ifsostiye us- our Vegetable Liver
Pills prepared only by Dr. J, sIMMs SON. Physician
and Druggists, 18th and King sts., Wilmington Del
johnson, Holloway 4 Cowdsn, Whplssas Agents, Phil
adephia. may T-3ms
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everybody Street. Wilmington



By yir,a. q an order Of tie Orphan. Court Of the
State Of delaware IN and for hoCouniy Of Nsw Castle
made At The February Term tberoL A. D. 1856 viii lie
exposed H. Sale NJ Public yenius, on TUESDAY the.
18th day OF Jnne ttxt, Mt &c oek r. NJ at the home
no. iippincott Mt Middetowu In st. Georges Hundred:
Al that certain Trao Of land, sitnaed In Ct Georges
Hundred In the County aiorcsad bounded by lands OF
John Houston, Henry Meyey and Others, conta ning
TWO nUNDRl1 AND FIVE ACRES more or less
Beins part OF the Real Estate, late OF Henry Tenn
pltmiu, decd, aud 10 DO sold, infect to the Widows
dover. for the payment Of his debts.
Attendance Will be given and the terms OF sale made
know at the tim and plrrc Aforesaid by
his Attorney
BY order Of the Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
Attest Clerk Of Orphans Court.
New Castle March 2eth 1861
m B-The above prop'u 10 situated In the most
eRibie part O NV Castle County, lies convenient to
the Mark Is al Odessa and Mddletown, and within
shoit dstanceof Nc Pleasant Station, the Delaware
hairoad and within three miles Of landing, on the
Chasapeake and Delaware Canal he soil Ia very good,
and well adapted sor peach iarm.
EPHRAIM BEAsTEN,
ap ~ Summit Bridge. Del
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For Sale or Exchange.

R<zA WE have tor Sale or Exchange. for City pro-
flMm peIty, u very good firm, Of 2iS seres, ~ q
A.kQR. which are woodland, situated At the Biack
bird Station the Delaware Railroad. The lAud N
cd order the fences good frame DWELLING, Stable,
Hranary crib and peach orchard Of 400 ress
1t viii be sold or exchanged for city property, on favor
nh. tsrms Apply 10 wM. BRIGHT BON,
Real Estate Dealers, :
fob IL Am Wimineton. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07

We have for sale a Grist Mill, ono Of
.llJ-I.~ the best business stands, In New Castle
County, with failing water Power.
the Race and Dam get ont Of orlss.
Jimmy Ia now doing / rge and profitable busi
H., Anni, ~ WIN. BRIGHT SON,
~ f' Real Estate Dealers
an 2asm wilmington, Dsl.
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CHARLES WEYI.,
tsucesssoR aEeRsR sowRss)
N o. 7 East Sec ond Street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Informs his friends and the public generally that he
has large assortment Of Cakes, Pies Buns Risk Rolls
Biscuits SC, which he warrants to be of the best quality
and fully equally to any sold In our city.
lie has Also fresh bread every morning, which for
szs and quality cannot be surpassed by any establish
ment. He has been in the employ of Mr.. Bowers for
the past six years. and fully uaesa ndn every branch
OF the business All orders rom boh country and city,
wilt be pr omptly filled.
All kinds OF urge Cake, such as Pound Cake, Sponge
Lady Cake, Plain and csasmenei, on hand or ide to
order. an ~ m,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Trade.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The following are the quotations at the
New York Dry Goods Exchange:
DRY GooDS-In the forepart Of the week
there was quite an active market for domes-
tic dry goods in this city. ON Wednesday,
however, holders were induced to make a
Immediate enect OF checking bushes, and
up to the close the market has been dull and
inactive. 1t is the general opinion that no
IoItne5 aaTansd In prices VIII take place Ior
and the demand for them extremely Light,
being limited towants for immediate con-
umption.
The foreign dry goods market, during the
week has been dull and inactive. Large lots
OF goods continue to he pressed for sale
through the auction rooms at heavy prices
The decline in the price OF gold to-day 10 LIS,
has checked the disposition 70 buy.
BROWN SHEErINGS AND SHIRrINGs-
Were active up to Wednesday; an advance in
business, and the market closes quiet at a5e
for Amoskeag A, sc. for Augusta, and &c. Tor
Bedford.
Are quiet. Prime grades are steady, but 9th
ers are lower. BalIou & Son, PC; Slater, &c.;
MaSonv1lle, Sc
PRISTs-Were active in the early part of
day, owing to the advanced quotations,
which have checked business. Cocheco, dc;
Dunnell, lsc.; AmoSSeag, lie; and Wam-
DRiAINHs-Are quiet, but steady, at 2s1Sc.
for Hamilton, and 23Ifc. for Armures.
GISGHAsS-Are dull and shade lower.
La an sc: and Glasgow, 2215c: .,a,
for Washington, and Ice. for Victory.
CANTON FLANNRLs-Ared dull and Inactive.
Salmon Falls. 8SS;; and Nashua, sc
ITCKs-Are dull and heavy. Amoskeag A
HooP sKTRTs-BradIey,s Duplex Elliptic,
20 to SO hoops, SIZE. to sos; EmpreSs Trail,
sl.25; S. T. a A. T. Meyers x L, prices I'M
changed
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PhIladelphls Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA April 1u-
The arrivals and sales OF Beef Cattle at the
Avenue DrOye-yard are large this week,
reaching about 400 head. The market Is
moderately active, and prices are unchanged.
Extra Pennsylvania and western Steers are
selling at from l69l6ISc; fair TO good do. At
49l5Hc, and common at nom l09lSL$c q n,
as TO quality. The market closed trm within
the above range OF prices. Sheep are higher;
10000 head sold at from 71f9s%c . D, gross.
Cows are In fair demand az former rates; $50
head sold at from S40aSn q heal. Hogs are
dull and lower; HOO head sold at from SlSS
IA 80 the loo MS, nett.
Cows.-The arrivals and sales at the Ave
nue. Drove-yard reach about $50 head. The
demand is Iair and prices remain as last quo
ten, Springers selling at Si096O, and Mich
Cows at from s509sO . head, as to condition
SaEEP.sThe arrivals and sales OF Sheep at
the Avenue Drove-yard are large this week,
reaching about 1000 head, and prices have
advanced fully Hc , q. Extra fat Sheep
selling at from S9S1<c; fair to good ut
7Z@TNc, and common at from b2<97c q u,
Hoas.-rhe arrivals and sales of Hogs at
the Union and Avenue Drovs-yards reach
about 100 head this week. The market con-
tlnueS very dull and prices rather lower,
with sales at from Sl39l4 50 the 100 lbs nett.
600 head sold at the Union Drove-yard at
nom Sl39l4 so the 100 ms nett. 500 head sold
at the Avenue Drove-yard at from sl39H so
The 100 ms nett; the latter rate for prime
M fad
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Testimonial OF the most distinguished
Artists TO steinway d sons.

NEW 1ORk, december, 1854.
The Pianofortes, Grand, Square and Up-
right, manufactured by MeSsfs. Steinway Il
Sons, have established for Themselves 50
sibte for us to add anything to their Just fnme
Having thoroughly tested and tired these
Instruments personally for years both I'm pub
lie and private, It becomes our pleasant duty
to express our candid opinion regarding their
unqueStioned superiority over any other
Among the chief points of their uniform
excellence are: GredteSt poSsibEe depth, rich
ness and uolIfnIe Of LOne eoElbfJled 9TH a TTe
bT-iifnncy, cLeuIleSS and perfect etegIneSa
throughout The entire scale, and, Adore nH a
s1tyrtsta0 d1s1tiOH Of sound, the pure and sIini-
pathetic qualify CC ICItich TeEer changes under
ue EtoH detteoteOr pOlreI1tl touch.
This peculiarly Is found exclusively In the
Stelnwly Piano, and together with the
matches precision, elasticity and pTompt-
neSS OF action always chancterizing these In
struments. as well as their unequaled duFa-
bliiIy under the seyerest trials, is truly sur
prtStng and claims at once the admiration of
every artist We, therefore, consider the
Steinwny Pianos in all respects the best InSfIIf-
IneIlS made Ia This country or IN EttrOpe use
them SotetS and ehctttSfpey OlfT1elueS In public or
private, and recommend diem Invariably % our
We have at different times expressed our
makers: but freely and iflhedtdtiHgIy pro-
Iloti'Iee MeS1S Stefntcdy & Sons Pianos superior
S. B. Mills, Robert Goldbeck, Henry @.
Ttmm, f. l. Ritter, Geo. W. Morgan, TlleO.
Thomas, Max MaretzelI, VIM. Mason, Robert
ling. e. MuziO, tarl Anschurtz, A. n. Pease,
J: Mosenthal. Carl Wolhohn, A. DAVIS, +.
Won BTeoning, Theo. Eisfeld, Carl Bergmann.
maLo75m 81
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Now YORK Marker.
NEW YoRK. April d.

NEW 4OEAEAS AREAA AZ
Cotton-1c better; S693Sc for middling.
Flour-More active and closes with consider
able nrmneSS for medium to good grades;
81 1907 so for extra State, s. l59S ~ for extra
round hoop Ohio, and s. 459Il 90 for trade
brands. WhiSlzy-Steady; Slate and western
s. 28IS@2N. Wheat-QuIet and firm; white
Canada 81 %, and 1000 bush. amber State at
81 63, ana 81 20 refused for choice new No.
Milwaukee. Rye-MOre active and firm;
western 6O965, in store and delivered. Bar
ley-Dull. Barley Malt-Qniet. Corn-2c
better and more active; 7B@70 for unsound,
and S0962 for sound mixed western, both
in store and delivered. Oats-More active
and lc better; NESS for new western; 5695S
Tor old do. Conee-SLeady;S st. Domingo l25{,
gold; Rio, part aC Is. SuRar-Steady; Porto
Rico, lus4@lI%c; Havana, part ut I4c. Mo-
lasseS-Dul; S5c for Cuba and &c for BaFta.
does Petroleum-Dull; DC for crude, and
8940c Tor refined in bond. Pork-Heavy,
unsettled and lower; SIS 30325 so for new mess,
closing at 50 81, regular; "a Is for old do. and
81 5O922 90 for prime; also 1853 bbls new mess,
for April, May and June, sellers option. at
IS &@S 621S. Beef-Unchanged;S SIS 5U9lg so
for new pain mess, and s20924 for new extra
mess. Beef Hams Steady; So 509SS so. Ba-
con-Declining; lex for Cumberland cut and
l41<c for long ribbed; l5c for short Ribbed
Cut Meats-Dull; l09<@ll% for shoulders end
l6@lSc for hams. GaId-Heavy and noIni-
nal at l69lS1<c. ButteF-Quiei; 2S945c for
OHIO and 4090Oc for state. Cheese-Duu at
-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-12
by Telegraph
Spirit OF the Stock Market
NEW YORK, April IL,


The return OF ease in the money market
reversed the speculation in stocks. This
morning moe confidence Cns shown In the
speculation for rise, anu the decline OF the
Inst Two days was very generally recovered in
the Railroad list. Rock Island bought free
ly at llS 3-6@ll9. Reports are current of a
proposed issue Of 40 per cent. additional stock
To shareholders at q low price variOusly sta
ted at SO and SO per share-the proceeds of
which, with the surplus funds IN the hands
OF the Company, are to be devoted to the
purchase OF the Mississippi and Missouri
Road. Governments quiet and weak unUer
an apprehension OF the return Of additional
amounts OF 5-2Os from Europe. The latest
quotation at London upon the bases Of l2B1S
for gold and 1917 for exchange show q differ
ence of about o. per cent. IRON the prices
current there. Money is abundant with
n moderate demand from the Stnte Banks
which are lending on call generally at per
are loaued at 566 per cent. There Is n fair
paper which is cash and passes at B1<97 per
cent; good names at S99 per cent. The gold
market speculation is comparatively quiet.
The failure OF 5-20's to advance in Europe in
response TO the decline in gold there has
checked the downward tendency in price and
there Is little disposition to speculate upon
the prospect OF n decline resulting from the
payment OF the May coupons. Gold loaned
dat There Is a very active demand for for
eign exchange apparently from disposition
10 anticipate an advance on the rates. The
leading drawers decline to make quotations
but for prime bankers. Sterling Exchange
at 107<91GTN has been bid and refused
Francs, long dates, have sold at S22%.