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LIABILITIES.
Losses in process of fadjustment......... S2O,O5O
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TO expire on the 3lst day of January, 1861
OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE, !
Insurance DEPARTMFST,


OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 81, 1866. }
WHEREAS, The 6ermanis, Hanover, Niagara
and Republic Fire Insurance Companies, located st
New York, in the State New York, have each
flied in this office sworn statement Of its condi-
tion, required by the First Section OF the
sc To regulate Insurance Companies not incorpo-
rated by the State Of Ohio, passed April sth, 1886
aRd amended Feb uary 9Th, 1854. and, Whereas
each of said companies has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence tina they are each
possessed of at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
D0t LARS OF Actual CAPITAL INVESTED in Stock
or Bonds, or in Mortgages Of Real Estata, worth
doHble the amount for which the same is mort
gagged and, whtreas, each OF said Companies las
hlud in this Office written stat mcnt, HndeF its
corporate seak signed by the President and Secre-
tary thereof authorizing any agent or agents of
said Companies in the State ack ledge vice
OF process, for sud in behalf Of said Companies ac-
cording to the terms Of said law
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the First Sec
tion Of the aforesaid Act, l, James H Goldman,
Auditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Germania, Hanover, Niagara and Republic
Fire Insurance Companies Of New York are an
thOrized to transact the business of Fire and Ma
rine Insurance in this State, until the thirty first
day of January, in the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty-seven.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto sub
seribed my name, aud caused the seal of
my office to be affixed, the day aud year
above written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
fal12-gSQ Andffor Of
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OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INs. Co.,
Cleveland, February 9TH, 1866. J
The annual election of this company for the
choice of fvs Trustees, to serve three years, and
three Inspectors of the succeeding annual election
will be held at the Ofioe OF the company on Tues
day, the Goth inst The poll will open at O'Clock
PM. GEO. A. TISDALE,
feb6:29O Secretary.
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,sIIcIloHs From nUMIROUsLITTE@sEcETED
LETTER FROM REV. }. RICE TAYLOR.


EAsT CLEvEAxD, o., jan 10th, 1885,
Ma. JORH K sIETLER-DEAR SIR
Meat cheerfully do comply with your request
for my opinion TO the merits Of the recent issue
Of revised and enlarged edition Of ''Aackenzie's
Ten Thousand Receipts"
Although long familiar with the title Of the
work, had little conception Of its REAL VALUE,
until my attention lately called to il, by your
self. had imagined the book to be somewhat
random compilation, with an imposing title, made
chiefly TO sell My surprise, therefore, you may
readily conceive, when came 20 examine the work
and found it TO contain multitude Of well chosen
and carefuliy prepared Receipts for the practice Of
aln.ssf every art from the curing Of diseases to
the cultivation Of the soil and the simpler process Of
twisting dough-nut and the knOtting Of rope.
Apart from the infinite number Of receipts relating
TO the wants and contingencies Of every day life,
the work embraces distinct treatise Agriculture,
Cookery, Medicine, &c, &c, any one Of which, by
Itself would make book, in ordinary type, worth
half the price Of the present large and closely
printed volume. Whatever the value Of the for
mer edition, the present issue commends itself by
clear typography, while it claims to have been
carefully revised, and also to have received valuable
additions Of original material. The work should
be in every household.
Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
q
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Respectfully you're, &C.
J. W. BRADFORD, N. D.
LETTER PROM PROF. PROCTOR THAYER.

CLEYRLAED MEDICAL UoLLEoE, Jan Is, Is50-
JK eTrrIKR-SIS: have read many Of the
1000 receipts contained In Mackenzie's Great
Family Receipt Book-some rid prefi, some with
pleasure and some for fun. II is what il preteEds
70 be- book Of valuable receipts, pertaining to the
. economy of life we'll worth the money il costs,
and should be owned by every family; for it will
pay. Respectfully yours, &C,
-taaf P. THAYER, NJ. D.
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KKs. n 4. a 4. 'BERwIGK.
LErrER ERoM ran. PAGE.

No. 2l5 PROsPEcT ST., CLEyRLAND, o. r
January II, 1856.
-JoHN K. sTTTIER, Ese.,-DEAR SIR: take
pleasure in saw :. that consider % Mackenzie's
Great Family Reo.-' Book " as work of stand
ard value and incompatible excellence 1t is an En-
eyciopeda Of useful information, all the subjects
comprehsuded in its rich table Of contents, and
family canfWell afford 20 do without II. Those who
have any ngard for domestic economy and comfort
cannot make better investment than to purchase
1'Op' VI 'n' y (. B. PAGE.
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Gen. Aet Charter Oak Life Ins. In e Co.. 6ioToland
oLrvrLAxD, oH1o, Jan. II, 1866.

J. 4 sTErLKR-SIR: Having 'persued your
stMackanEie's Ten Thousand Receipts" am free
to sag that IL is the most complete work Of the
Kind in existence 1t is all that is claimed for it,
containing more information In conden'ed form
than Is poscible to reach the public in any other
manuer Every family in the land should have a
cory! sH Yours very truly,
C. W FREEMAN, No. l6O Superior St.
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Put the Question generally to your friends.
as to what preparation they use for their teeth,
and the response, nine times out Of ten, will be,
SozoDoST. 'Tis no longer necessary to impress
merits upon the pnblic mind, experience has
taught the world that, as raeans of sea utifying
and preserving the teeth, inrigOrating the gums,
and giving pleasant aroma TO the breath, it has
no rival in either hemisphere. febl2
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HOUSE.

In the House the bills providing for the
removal of the conviets in the Penitentiary
to other counties to be tried on indictments
found, to provide additional security to
counties, townships and municipal corpora
tsons were passed.
The bill to amend the act for the relief of
the poor, so as to exclude blacks, was indef-
uitely postponed.
Two sets of resolutions for amending the
Constitution, giving authority to the Courts,
Councils and County Commissioners to grant
license to traffic in intoxicating liquors, the
other to prohibit all such traffic, except by
special permit. were introduced and laid
upon the table to be printed.
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A. G. McMillen, late Deputy Collector
Of Internal Revenue at W ooster, was ar
rested on Thursday last by U. S. Deputy
Marshal Funk, on a warrant issued by
Commissioner Bonewitz, based upon an
affidavit filed by DR.. 7. 81. Baker, eharg-
ing defalcation and embezzlement of the
public moneys. The defslcation is repre-
sented to be about $500. Mr.. McMillen
was released on bond of $4,000, to ap-
pear yesterday, before the Commissioner
for hearing.
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From New York.
A Protest.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE Times
contains protest of a number of persons
alleging themselves to be merchants of
MatamOras, in which State they had been
for over eight months, patient, neutral spec
tators of the disgraccful occurrences on that
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To OIL Refiners.-We are prepared to do all
kinds of Oil Refinery Plumbing in the most per-
feet and durable manner. Before engaging work
elsewhere, OIL Refners will find Il for their inter-
est to call on SMITH COSBY,
Oil Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
nl6:2Ss III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
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Empire Mining CO.-The annual meeting
of the shareholders Of the above company will be
held at the office of Z. J. Farmer Co., Cleveland
o., on the 9Th day Of March, 1866, at P. NJ.
jeb3:2Ss L.W. FORD, Secretary.
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oLIvrLANp, ONO, Jan. II, 1861

JOHN X sTErLER-DRAR SIR; l was lately
shown a copy OF your late edition of Mackenzie, a
work which, In my estimation, surpasses any
thing Of the kind which has precOded it and which
Farmer Mechanic, Artizan, Druggist, Manuiac-
.fHrer, Professional NJ IN, Nan Of leisu Q, Cooks,
Heads of Families, &C.. being useful in every
Ibrsnch Of Industry. No family should be without
5it Numerous receipts upon each Of the subjects
threaded will be found, worth in some cases ten
timeE she cost Of the work.
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Proceedings i'm Legislature,
NEW YORK NEWS
Gold closed Saturday nightfsS 81
From Columbus.
Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADEn.l
COLUMBUS, February II.

COLUMBUS, February II.
SENATE.
In the Senate yesterday the bills relative
to killing deer; relative to the taxation OF
property, and relative to abandoned turn
pixies and plank roads, noticed more partic-
ularly in Fridays proceedings, were all
passed.
Most of the morning session was spent in
discussing the bill from the House, detain-
ing in the Treasury of the State, funds for
the relief of the families of soldiers, etc
The subject was postponed until Friday
next.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions made report in favor of the Senator
from Athens county, Mr.. Golden, and mi
nority report in favor of Mr. Grosvenor, the
contestant, was made the special order for
Tuesday next at II o'clock A. NJ. The Ag-
ricnltural College question was made the
special order for Thursday next at P. NJ
The Agricultural Committee was instructed
to inquire tothe expediency of having the
public binding done in the benevolent In
stitutions of the State.
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Spiritual Lectures.-DOctor Elijah Case
will lecture before the Spiritual Society, at Sons
ofTemperance Hall, ls4 Superior-st., tomorrow
Sunday a. half-past 10 A. NJ. aid 7 P. NJ.
FaIO1s7
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OOttreu d Diekey.-Cottren & Dickey,
Commission Merchants and wholesale dealers in
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Seeds, Green and Dried Fruits, &C., No. 6s Mer-
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. Refer to National
Gity Bank jan4:RIO
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NOtiee.-Rev. Amos G. Beman from New
Haven, Connecticut, will preach in Chase Hall on
Sunday morning AMI evening, February IL, 1866,
for Mount Zion Congregational Church. The
public are invited to attend feb9:28C
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S. NJ. PErTENG1LL & Co., Newspaper Ad
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
for all the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same rates that we
charge at this Office.
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Save Money by

Save Money BY going to Ksufmsn's, $50 su-
peror street. up stairs, for your skirts and cOrses,
all of which are made to order in the latest French
styles. Ladies under garments on hand and made
to ordsr-up stairs. janSl:S10
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st. Andrews SOeiety.-The Regular Quar-
tery Meeting viii be held in the soeiety's rooms
south side Public Square, Tuesday evening, 18th
last, at 1880 p. NJ. c. r. STUART,
feblO:288 Secretary.
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Dried PeRehes-Pared and impaired, by the
barrel or in ger quantities. at the lowest market
price, at J. G. SIMONs CO.,
febS:26s so MerWin street.
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and becoming hilarious over strong drink
As every one knows, there are hundreds Of
working men in all cities who live al
boarding houses. Many of them are not
reading men, and care nothing for reading
and libraries. After working hours they
drift naturally enough into saloons for
companionship. These new "Ceffee
Houses" are intended to furnish substi-
tute for place Of resort, where there will
be books and papers for such as choose to
read, opportunities for conversation, and
free coffee in place of bee, or whisky.
TIE project is not very pretentious one
and has no sectarianism or sanctimonious-
ness about it, being, in short, common
sense movement, appreciated, we have no
doubt, by those for whose benefit it has
been inaugurated.
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sARRER RING.

0ONSOLIDATION,-L J. UAfLlh
I : having associated with him James B. vans,
aS1e ~ the firm Of Ballandine Evans, LOT the
..,,.s ~ Conducting the BARRIERS business in all
- - iRlbas st the old stand Of A. J. Oatlin. south
si5e ~ Monument Square, respectfully soiielt ths
nSsrona9e Of citizens and strangers febzizSz
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PROPOSALS.
T0 C0YTRACT0RS.-.SeaI

NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
Tsosrd AZ 1ity improvements until February 18th,
1Ss6- at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, for removing all " swlh
nd bonse oal frona the city limits for one year
from said date, in accordance with the Ordinance
hsT Of the ward or wards, and the price for each
ward. The Board invite the submission OF bids
Feserying the right to accept or reject the same.
feSehs Ssbsi % i9so G. S. WHEATON.
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b. III. StairaGk Co., wholesale and retail
dealers N Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, lii
Ontario street, are now receiving large stock Oi
Seeds of all the desirable varieties, among which
wementiOn OSAGE ORANGE SEED, which is
NEW, the growth of 1865, and this day received
Seeds ofaIl kinds can be sent by mail. All orders
promptly attended to.
B.H. STAIR 4 CO.,
Late ]. Stair & Son,
Cleveland Seed Store.
JAN 10Th, 1866. jan3O:3ls
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Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
.s1s. J. RICE TAYLOR.
LETTER FROM J. W. BRADFORD, MD.

LEIIEh nOlW 2. W. % DTE11DI V1E17f N %
Graduate Of n. Y. College of Surgeons Physicians
lis PKARL ST., CLEvKLAsD, o., Jan. 10, 1856.
JOIN K. sTETIER, Eso.-DEAR SIR:
We have in our family copy of Mackenzie's
Great Family Receipt Book, werk which COM
mends itself to all Intelligent persons.
There Is, perhaps, no book extant which is OF
unere general use, and from which more informa-
fion can be obtained. find every subject treated
scientifically, fully, and reliably. The subject Of
Medicine is treated at length, and with great accu
racy, by Prof Hartsherne, especially that part re-
lating to Cholera aud its proper treatment.
There are hundreds Of receipts in the book which
are worth alone and singly, more than the cost of
rhe work.
No family abould he without a copy Of this work.
Respectfully you're, &C.
] W BRADFORD M D.
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The Hydraulic Clothes WASHER
The ladies of Cleveland and vicinity respectful
ly invited to call at lag Seneca street. snd see the
only perfect Washing Machine offered for sale
febs-2Ss GRIFFIN q BAKER, Agents.
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'sMOst of the Young Men in my neigh
borhOod are going to the Union Business Institute,
Oberlin, Ohio, when they attend Business Col
lege," said q friend Of ours, the other day.
Attention Co. A, 29th Regiment o. n.
G.-You hereby ordered to appear at the
Armory on Monday evening, the 18th, at 1880 P.
NJ. Business Of Importance will come before the
Company. By order
febl2:2ss J. B. PARSONS, 1st Serg't.
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Lrr+rR FROM REV. J. B. HUTTON.

BEDFORD, Jan. II, 1865.
] take pIsasure in recommending :. MacksnZe's
TaE Thousand Receipts" I" to the public. Il con-
uaaths q vast amount of very useful knowledge, and
q z0sd index by which any one subject can be
rreaehsd 1t is book that sheuld be in every fam
dly. -4-.s REV. J. b. HUFTVN-
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Statement Of the condition Of the Niagara Fire
Insurance company, of the City of New York on
the LIST day OF January, 1866, in conformity with
the laws Of the State OF Ohio.
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WATSON, Quincy, Logan Co. O.
lam acquainted with the merits of Maeken-
zis's Great Family Receipt Book, and can say it
is really an invaluable household work.
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Cash oanit,1 and snrnln.

Statement Of the condition of the Republic Fire
Insurance Company, of the City Of New York, on
the LIST day OF January, 1866, in conformity with
the laws Of the State of Ohio.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY l2, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
]. G. Jennings, Agent.
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.

STATEMRNT OF THE CONDITION
- Of the Gsrmania Fire Insurance Company, of
the City Of New York, on the LIST day Of January,
1856, in conformity with the laws Of the State of
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John W. Hall, residing in Harrison street,
committed suicide yesterday by. shooting
himself through the head. He leaves a
wife and fye-ehildren.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-This afternoon 8
Committee from the Senate and House, Of
delegates of the State of Virginia, called
upon President johnson for the purpose of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

Despite the intolerable weather, the Court
House was well Allied last evening, showing IN
interest on the part Of our Union citiasns In our
city election, which 10 encouraging and aagurs
SUCCESS.
Gen. Bridgman was called to the Chair, and B.
s. Merriam appointed Secretary. The meeting
procesded ct once to the nomination Of candidates.
Tor Mayor. Meesrs. J. II. Barker, 3. Il. HaniSon,
Col. j. v. Rankin, Alex. Collier, and A. J. WIZ
kinson were put in nomination.
Mr.. Ten -Eyck called attention to The Importance
Of the approachins election and the ~eighty duties
affecting the welfare Of the city, devolving upon
the officers TO be elected. He moved to proceed g
the nomination BY ballot Of candidate for Mayor.
Mr. Thompson moved that tho hrst v0se % ~ m
formal By rising Proposition rejected. sn1 ,ne
regular ballot proceeded, Col viah Col. Hun
beinr appointed teIlsrs. J. H. Barker was nomi.
Mated on Hrst ballot His nomination wss' On
motion Of Mr.. Ten Eyck, made unanimous. =,
On motion, the names Of II. D. b.rtie.t, Sonn
pelsen and John Msckley, were submitted . can
a;aet.s for nomination for Marshal. COL ". =.
Thompson and Adam Hagny were appointed
t.lerr. Mr.. Bartlett was nominated on hrst baiao,
and his nomination made unanimous. Notice Of
yard meetings was announced. Three cheers Were
given for the candidates, and meeting adjourned
A. BRIDGMAN, Chm.
/ b. S. MERRIAM, Sec'y.
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ny TELEGRAPH
chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By Teleeraphl CHICAGO, March q.
The ssht appreciation In gold created rather moro
arauess In the leading markets to-day. Holders Of b th
gr,n aad provioLs d. possd to d. maadan advance
on yesterdays fgurs.
Provisions-Ths market Il far from being active. but
the greater portion or the stock here 10 in the Aanfs Of
who able hold Il aad who not di pos<A
to maize concessions IN order effect sales. Meas Pork
IS 2s225 81 Dry saltei shoulders 1t loc ooss; and
steam rendered Lard u lsc Other articles nonina.
Dressed Str sgxlng lots Of dressed hogs cor.
tinue to arrive and smali Gales made 1t 10 80
10 50.
Fiour-Thers l. more activity In -four, bat material
chansein prices.
Grain-wheat in better demand and ~ higher; sales
No spring ct 24340i for lots In regular houses
aud At 23<9l lots In particular places; there
good dee and for choice milling heat and sales were
made oday OF COO bushels M.nesota spiDg, for do
LIVERY In Aay Il 90 at the close the market for No
.pring steady At Is No spring moderately active
Sc Corn stady and firm bat market rstsr quiet st
.lc for No l, and asc for Rejected Oes quiet Al
507oc for fresh reeeit T. No I, and 2202s Tor No
Rye dull and lower light sales No At 470lsc for winter
and fresh receipts No in store. harley gu ct and with
essential changes small lot by sampls gold to-day At
Sc en- traek.
Hshvinss-Inactive and NOMINAL 1t : ma Y.
seeds-steady II 1898 10 for good to extra choice
Timothy, and SOC IS for Clover and 6s07sc fos Hun
garian 0rass, and SOC for Miliet
Beef Catte-Active and prices we'll maintained. Sales
day Il so@4 Is for common; for fair to
sood packing steers and ~ 50 for good choice
chipping steers
Lave Ho& ia active shipping demand, with Id
vance OF 1b025c Bales u SO - 60 for common to
ehoice.
Sheep-Tn good supply and dull at So@doo for good
to prime lots.
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The Union men Of Keokuk, by their indif.
ference and supineness, suffered the copper
heads to place Vice President of the Chicago
war-failure Convention in the position Of
Mayor of the city. We now have an oppor,
tunity to set ourselves right on the record
and redeem our reputation from the stigma
thus cast upon the glorious reputation
achieved for our city during the war. Let
every true loyal Union man pitch in with
will now and wipe ont this foul stain, and
restore the fair fame of our city in the esti-
nation of the loyal people of the land. 1t is
burning shame and disgrace that the city
OF heokuk, whose soldiers won such glorious
fame in the battles of the country in the war
for the Union, should be ruled now, after
peace has been won through their valor, BY
the Vice President Of convention which
pronounced the war in which they periled
their lives, failure.
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Ga,ufid alS Gsulnle1tid.
iaeaslarv AAairs.

BoOO6oxy A1oAsO =
By Tslsgtaph.] Nsw YoHk, March -.
The C9nnsrcial says the stoek market - r.
covered IL late compcsure and Armness. :,
The rensral tone Of railroad stocks u decidedly
~ stock exchange has decided 10 Observe Good
Friday e : holiday. The petroleum and mining
.,nck bosrd has adopted the sane eosrse.
The bonds and stock Of the Chicago Great
rastarn Railroad Co. were to-day placed ON the
re~nIar list of stock exchange.
The hanks and brokers report more active D.
mand for money from the street. The rate, how
ever, remains steady 1t per cant ON call. Tho
late active demand for prime paper has diminished
the supply Of that grade, and there IL > partial
scarcity Of frst-class The rate Of discount,
consequently, favors tho seller, ~ per cent Is
still thu predominating rate, with exceptions at 81
ora per cent, and good names pass 1t sos per
cent.
There ID more than the usual amount Of caution
respecting dry goods paper the result Of the losses
to which that branch Of the trade is exposed from
the decline in prices.
Gold has been frmer during the morning, chiefly
from tho scarcity and the large purchases to cover
short contracts. The price has ranged to-day II
1851 l2S3. Gold is loaned ut / per cent pei
day.
Foreign exchange for to-morrow's steamer il
very active but At low rates. The fall in gold has
brought importers in the market, and the largs
supply Of bills has enabled bankers to sell sterling
freely at 1911