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New York News.

NEW York, Nov. 6.-The Atlantic
Steamship Company was enjoined by
Judge Brady to cease from transferring
the newly created capital stock of the
corporation, which was about s., 900 600.
The original stock, which was 81 900. 600,
bnt at late meeting 1t was doubled,
with an understanding, IL is alleged,
that the new stock should not be thrown
into the market for six months. The
complaint set forth that the stocks were
being disposed OF contrary to this agree
ment, and an Injunction was therefore
granted.
a aerald's Washington special says:
The President has authorized pardon
to be granted to Il. NJ. Roberts, of Ohio,
and VIM. 8. Hines, of Louisville.
No Instructions have yet been re-
ceived from France by the Marquis De
Montholon to proceed to Lisbon or in
Inmates that he is to be supsrceded by
ces confidence In the cable dispatch of
the ID inst. and looks to the. arrival of
the European mail of that date to either
confirm or deny the report.
The President to-day issued the order
for the reinstatement Of Gen. Thos. w.
SWeeneytoshis former position in the
regular army. Gen. Sweeney leaves
here for New York Tomorrow. z
The Tribune's Montreal special says:
The Tooth Regiment, just out from
England by the steamer Pennsylvania,
arrived here yesterday. One half of
the regiment viii go Immediately to
Ottowa. There are now in British
America about II, 600 troops of the reRu-
larsBEttlsh army OF whom 5000 are in
Canada.
The TribuneSs Washington special
says: Notwithstanding the petition OF
the hrst and second class clerks of the
Treasury Department, Secretary Nc
Cnlloch has decided not to pay them
any OF the extra compensation appro-
rpriated by Congress for their relief, a
portion of which has been given the
clerks of higher grades.
The Times learns that the announce
ment of the death of Simeon Draper was
premature. That gentleman is seri-
ously Ill however.
The Tribune's Fort Riley special
says: A Admitting party, Including Wis
COUNT CouthWeu, Baron Holstein and
Count Montague, who were reported
captured, returned safely to Fort Riley.
The Worlds Washington special says:
Edward Plumb, Secrefaryw Robert
mcLane= was Mexican minister, has
been appointed Secretary of Legation
The Times Charleston special says:
Ex-Proytsional Governor Perry pub
fishes a long letter against the adoption
OF the Constitutional Amendment. He
says the South may be ruined, but can
not be dishonored, and expresses the
conviction that the amendment can
never gain the assent of three fonrtha
of the States. va,5
The Times Washington special says:
A communication from Senior Romero,
the Mexican minister, was forwarded
to Juarez on Saturday last, notifying
the latter that General Sherman and
Hon. u. ID. Campbell, our ministers,
will meet the Juarez Government at
Vera Cruz as soon as they can get 10
that point, or some other that they may
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INC .EenInns.

NEW York, Nov. 6.-The Herald's
Toronto special says: The Queens
Consul received an annony letter
from Cincinnati, detailing the intention
of a party of Remains who are en- route
TO Toronto to assassinate all officers OF
the assizes concerned In the sentence Of
Lynch and Mcmahon, 49, :,
Conside dissatis faction prevailed
among the Catholics at the acquittal OF
Lumsden.
Another raid was expected from Bue,
falo on Saturday night, duringa Fenian
dem onstration on the occasion of The
arrival of the captured arms recently
returned by order of the Adjutant- Gem
erhood were held in Buffalo and Indf-
annapolis on Saturday night, in which
retaliatory measures were threatened
in case of the execution of Lynch or
McMahon: Anew trial for Mcmahon
and Lynch will be applied for during
the week. 80 - =
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
By Telegraph.
Spirit or the Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. d

NRM 1ufAAS CNONs o.
The Commercials money article SAYS:
The election hasthe effect ofldirectinp
the attention from business in Wall
street and at the regular board, Tfnns-
actions in stocks were comparatively
limited, and prices were on an average
OF about 4 per cent. lower, but buyers
were plenty, however, at the decline,
and after the board there was a general
recovery In prices to the extent of the
previous decline; the principal activity
was in New York CentraIs, which rose
49,; closing at 123X; Atlantic Mail
opened at 124, and at the second call
sold at lis, a decline of exc. from the
second board price OF yesterday. Gov
ernments are quiet; old 5-20s are II
lower; the first series, '65, are ~ better:
1t appears to be overlooked TINT the new
series of '65 are about Is below the price
OF the old; 7.30s are u better. Money,
though active, is abundant ats per
cent. on stock collaterals; 4 per cent. on
governments. The representations that
the rate on call is per cent, appear to
have no basis, that being very excep.
ttonal rate. Discounts are quiet; there
Is an abundance of paper Offering, but
no great inquiry for It at the current
quotations of 5X@7 per cent; the de-
mand for exchange for to-morrow's
steamer is completely duh, and the
rates are weak. -
NEW YORK, November 6.-The Posts
money article says: The loan market
Is easy and the rate isnow s per cent.
on all loans! In discounts, however,
there is some change, which is due
chlehy to the recent failures. Choice
Oils now pass at 6 percent. The stock
market opened with a dropping tenden-
cy, but improved at the clo9e. Govern
ments active at an advance on the lead
ing descriptions. Railroad shares less
active, but there Is firm undertone to
the market. Alter the regular board
the following were the Quotations:
Erie, sS; Hudson; 1874; Reading. III:
Michigan Central, 116; Michigan South
ern, $50: Illinois Central, i25; Pitts
burgh, 1855; Northwestern, 6SI<; North
western, preferred, sou; Ohio a. Missis-
sippl certificates, S45S. Foreign ex-
change quiet; bills at 60 days on Lon
cial, 100 za1O91S; for bankers oat short
sight, 110La11Osk.
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Mexican News.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.2The Herald's
city OF Mexico correspondent says:
Mnxtmtlian appointed Marshal Ba.
zaine temporary regent and took his
departure for Vera Cruz on the 2lst,
going a round about way to Rvoid meet
ing Gen: Castleman, who was at the
S S1ans Lnl9 re en- ronte nom Vera Cruz "a
appointment of Bazaine, resigned
Castleman arrived at the capital on the
80, ana took on himself the admins.
tratton OF the governments.
An Austrian frigate at Vera Cruz was
awaiting Maximilian's arrival to de-
part Tor europe. Gen. Castleman, It Is
understood, brought orders to Maxi
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BY THE GABLE.
Adyloes to the sth Of November.
Gf - 7------ gTa. q
Specaat 70 DE A.teatge,ee4.

Spectaf o DE b.seasgne.,.
LIvERPooL, Nov. e.-Tho steamer
Belgian, from Quebec, has arrived at
Londonderry. ~
LISBON, Nov. 6.-The United States
Iron Clad, Miantonomiah, has arrived
here. Q,
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The American YES.
sci, General Sherman. got ashore at
Corea. Four persons on board were
murdered by the natives. 7
= BERIINs Nov. cit is stated that all
the PrpssIan army in saxony has been
ordered to be disbanded.
VIENNA. Nov. 6.-The project for q
military reform In Austria includes
universal liability to serve In the army,
the use Of the breech loading arms and
other measures.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-EarI Derby has en-
couraged the deputation on the subject
OF the Nicataugna Railroad. 1854
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-The cotton mar
ket to-day is quite active, indicating
total days sales of12, 900 bales middline
uplands, which opened at 161Sd.
LONDON, Nov. 8, A. M.-Consols, for
money, opened at s9k. Prices for
American securities are as follows:
Erie, 81; Illinois Central, 76sl; United
States 5-2O's, 6s1<.
BERLIN, Nov. GA royal decree re-
duces the Prussian force in saxony TO a
peace footing.
LONDON, Nov. e.-The rumor of an
alliance OF Spain with Brazil against
Paraguay is denied.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8, Evening.-Mar-
ket FOR breadstuffs easy. Corn s4s Sd
for mixed western. Pork tends down.
ward. Manchester market for wool
and yarns, dull. & G,
LONDON, Nov. 8, Evening. Consols
for money at s91<. Erie 5O3<; United
States 5-20s 6sI<; Illinois Central 76N. (
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4rMaaIsts.

mHE BEsr EMIT OF
Trusses and Shoulder BrRces west Of the
mountains can adWayS be found az 9; n.
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Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Gen. Pile Is elect
ed over Hogan in the first district bV
about 500 majority. The Radical coun-
ty ticket is elected by about 25OO ma
jority. The Conservatives elect two OF
six State Senators and three of fourteen
Representattve including Frank Blair,
Returns from interior are very mea.
gre, but SO far give Radical majority.
Kansas City, 800 Radical mai !; Jefferson
City, about $50 majority. Franklin Co.,
500 maj. Judge Newcomb is elected In
the, I'd district by an aiming ma
jority. NIi5 III
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Ngw York, Nov. 6.-The following
dispatch Is received over the Atlantic
London, November 5th: y
Another battle took place on the 22d
of September. The gnnboats engaged
the fort from the river, while the Allied
storming columns attacked the Para
guayan lines in the midst OF a shower
OF grape and musketry, and nobIy caps
however, to take the second, and were
compelled to retire, after having sus-
tatned loss OF 5000 men, and hayfnR
had several gunboats disabled. Gen.
Flores returned to AfontqvideoW with the
result of the Oriental army. 2 Great eS-
element PREVAILS: Further operations
are suspended ~
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WISCONSIN Election.

MILWAUKEE,, 10 p. M, Nov. 6.-Iu
the First Congressional District, PAYNE
has 5000 majority over Brown (Dem.'
Second Hopkins; Third, Cobb; Fifth,
Sawyer; and Sixth, Washburne, All
are elected by an aggregate
Fourth District Eldridge, (Dem. ] Is re-
elected by about 8, 600. The majority In
both Houses of the Legislature Is large
ly Republican by an increased ma.
iority. The Repub liean gains are very
heavy all over the Stats.
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GhieaeO morlZet..

Flour dull and declined 1Oal5c.-
Wheat steady at 81 2Ia2 % forNo. /, and
y % for No. 2. Corn unsettled and de-
clined 4a5cents, closing at 81 .O2al OS
for No. I, and 99ca$1 90 for No. 2. Oats
opened steady at 479<a50c for No. /, and
411<a4sS 90 for No. 2, closing dull at Aka
$50 for No. 2 Highwines steady. Pro-
visions dull new mess pork S28. Hogs
dullat 81 5OaS so for common to choice,
Freights quiet, ~ H.5
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ELECTION RETURNS.
NOW YORK.


,ASL.BANY, nov f6.-Th1s city gives
honman and Pruyn about 500 majority
ana elects hobertSon, dem.1 and Smith
rep. 20 tae assembly.
indications are that New York city
viii go fully 5000 majority for Hoff.
man: Seventeen wards in the city give
h9nman u, 600 majority.
!! buFR9ALo, NO. 6.-Indications are that
Humphrey (Democrat) Is elected to
Congress g in this district, defeating A.
NJ. Clapp by 1000 majority. Buffalo
gives him about 800. HotfmRn's ma
joTE1fy y a6ogt the same.
NEW YORK, NoY. 6.-Returns from
Kings comfy indicate 5000 majority
t l9E; Aonman. Returns rom the int.
TOT come IN slowly ana scattering, but
Indicate small Republican gains.
a. large vote was polled in Massa-
cnusetts-a1 Republican congressman
elected.
Halsey Is elected In New Jersey with
increased Republican gains.
NEW YORK, 10 z. M.-The returns
from all the wards in the city are COM
plete enough to show that Hofman's
majority Is fully $1,000. ~
Clty OF Utica, Kellogg, for Congress,
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ELECTROMAGNETIC EIeetIon.

BOSTON, Nov. 6.--At noon in Boston,
the scattering returns foot up for Gov.
ger Dem. 437. For the Third Con.
gressional District Twitchell has i ,O39
against 800 for AspinwalI and Quincy,
For the Fourth District Hooper leads
Wightman nearly 1000 votes. A very
heavy Yoteis being pollsd.
The Boston vote for Governor at 2 p,
NJ, stood: Bullock, 3,511; Sweitzer
ILL. In the third district TWftcheli
leads by 800; in the fourth district
Hooper leads by Loo.
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OsWero narkee 3

Flour steady; sales at Sl2 so for No.
spring. $L4 for red winter; SIS f0rwIite.
Wheat dull. Confirm but quiet. Bar.
icy quiet with eelining tendency; sell
put no buyers. Rye nniet jiSS1
freightS steady; to New York. tionr eIie.
wheat and peas lie; corn and barley To-,
rye l3ci TO Albany, wheat ice: corn md
barley 1Oc; rye He, = 80, s.s'-
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ToIedo MnrEaf.

TOLEDO, Nov. 6.-FIour quiet. Wheat
1c lower for Spring; other grades Arm
and unchanged; sales, new white Mich,
-, 97a2, "; Amber S7a67 Il; No. 1 Spring
$2,35; Extra do. g, 45a2, as. Corn dull.
&c lower at 81 ,O6al ,07 for mol. Mixed
eats dull. Rye quiet. Lake freights
dull, 7aSc for corn to Buffalo. ~
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Conficting
statements have been published with
regard to the removal of VIM. a Dart,
United States District Attorney for
Northern New York, but the fact Of his
removal Is now authoritatively an
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New OFleSSas I7SEI7St
New oRI.IlArs, Nov. q. !,

7i,..ifsfss 80 - NE45 ORLRAN1s Nov. e.
Cotton steady; sales 400 bales low
g 1Ig Ct 35H9S61<c. ReceiptS for
1eur days ~, 900 bales against 500 bales,
Exports 1900 bales. Sugar and moiasg-
rs steady and unchanged. New York
exchange par TO Is discount. Sterling
80. Arrived, the tatlts Ciphas, Sterreff
ana Loekland. :, 2 49, ftEsSl
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-The election
passed on quietly The returns, which
aresstil incomp1eteJ indicate that the
Conserya tiyes have carried the city.
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The InteIligencer

Is now, rs It always has been, THEFRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. AS throuRh
the late war IL was unsWeEVing In its support
the National Administration and Freedom,
% u VIII continue TO support all measures
questions OF the late rebellion anon a b6SiS N
SdttoIedt honor, 3ttstee, and d1 enduring and
Not nasty In its conclusions, but f,Lat ~
St1IoeT6 N Us c0ISptefOR8-not tRansationalW In
us spirit but PTUgTe4Sfue and liberal q 10 EeI-
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NEW YORK, Nov. Ga Rome, Ga,
ment of railroad consultations: On the
9TH ult., in this city, final steps in the
consolidation of the Alabama 81 Ten
nessee River railroad, Georgia & Ala
bama railroad and Dalton g Jackson
vile railroad companies were perfected,
and the Olidation of canal compa-
Alabama s. Tennessee River Co., with
Gen. Joseph E. johnson president.
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Illinois ELECTIONS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6-a:4o P. Mime
iority. Indications are that the Rennb.
1icans have carried Cook county by
5000. - :
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Kansas BIootion.

TOPEKA, Nov. 6.-The Republican
ticket is elected by a handsome
majority. The Sixth Senatorial Dis
trictgives Crawford, for Governor. $50
majority and CLARK, for Congress, about
the Rama.
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SAN FRANC1Lco, Nov. 5.-Further
China news, of Sept. Ist says that the
funeral of Capt. Townsend, of the
United States steamer Wachusett, was
largely attended by officials and pri-
Vate gentlemen.
Twenty Chinese are supposed to have
persisted by the burning OF the steamer
Huguany. ~ lie,7-I sT77sSl7 =
The insurrectlon in Cochin, China,
was far from being suppressed. The
burg and only await the approach OF
the rainy season to assume the often
sive.
w. j. Walker, United States Internal
Revenue Agent for the Pacific Coast has
been indicted by the United States grand
jury for malfe asRnce In Office.
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LATEST,


The demand for money was quite ac-
tive to-day, but the market was mot
stringent. The rates for call loans were
t1rmer and we did not hear of much
business under 5 per cent, while 5
per cent was paid in many cases, The
discount market is dull and only prime
paper is current and eventhaf does moi
pass freely at 51za7 per cent. The cold
market fell off 10 1475Sa1479< this even
ing and closed at these rates, The
market for exchange Is dull and rather.
weak. Prime bankers bills "a cTofSEI
at 1O9Na109H. Government securities
were dull and steady this evening St
quotations registered 1881, 1l4Sfali4s<.
Coupons 81, u45Sa116k; 5-20;s reoiS-
tered '625 l071<a10711f<. Is 20 coupons 782
11OxallOA; 1910, registered 1907 aIOOJ<:
1910 coupons 1O09Sa1OO5S. The stock
market at the last open board was duil
ana steady. Atlantic mail fell to ITO ON
the teportof the compromise, but after
call rose to ZIG The following were
the closing prices at 4:3O p. Nj. Ohio
certificates 545sa343<; Canton 58a5OL:
Boston Water Power 321Sa82<;; Outn.
beriand 675<a677S; Quicksilver 5B<;
Mariposa 14a143z; do. preferred S05 <3O3<:
~. y. Central l23al235f: Erie S3ISaR35<:
Hudson 1241 <R124SSf; Reading IIBXalI7 ,
Michigan Central 931f; Pittsburgh 935f
a935zi Toledo 201Sa1267z; Rock Island
and Pacific 110xa111&. =
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New York Money ana stock Market.

Money steady ats per cent. Sterling
quiet 1O9xal09sz. Gold a shade easier,
opening at 1857, and closing at I475z'
Government stocks steady. Freights,
liverpool quiet. Stocks steady-Ft.
ern, 53; New York Central, 1886:
Rock Island, 1102S; Northwestern, ssh;
do preferred, s01<:l Illinois Central.
lbs; Michigan Southern, 989<: Reading,
117H: Hudson, 124; Erie, s35S; Western
Union Telegraph, SO; $40 coupons, 81
1854, 100 Y; 1905, LIST issue, 1857 do. %
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DETROIT, Nov. 6.-The Republican
majority IN Michigan viii exceed 5000
The Republicans elect all six Congress
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ArrIval q n 800. -

Arrival OF the steamer Java.
HALIFAX, Nov. 6.-The steamer Java,
nom Liverpool on the 27th and OHeenE.
to w. on the 9th, has arrived here,
al. M. Snyder, one of the inventors of
s sS 81 t Teesn5loading rifles, died
The cattle plague has dwindieA 1nv1vn
to only six cases in one week,
Admiral Mnndy succeeds Sir James
Hope IN command of North American
station. ~ ->'s'tA
The short time movement among the
Lancashire cotton manufacturers WAS
making progress, and indicated large
decrease in, the production
The situation of the Lyons workmen
nature, and measures of relief have
been adopted.
The Patrte and Standard deny the
reports OF the French loan being pre-
meditated.s ~ -, 81
The Patrie states on the authority OF
settlers from Trieste that Empress
Charlotte's health has SO far improved
that she will return to Mexico.
me London Times Rlludes to the
further dtsintegratton of the Austrian
empire as possible.
The London Globe says, that Den
mark is menaced with extinction.
The Emperor of Russia has issued a
manifesto announcing the bethrotal OF
CZarowitch, the Princess Dagmar, and
Gonierrtng on her the title OF Imperial
Victor Emanuel Will enter Venice on
the 9TH of November, and it is said that
he Will be accompanied by all the for
e1gn ministers at the italian Court,
who are said to have received instruc.
tons to that effect from their fespec-
tive governments,
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.-The trial Of SUI
Perintendent Beaumont, Pratt and
Hornett is still progressing
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THE 1NTELn1aRNcER

aims toso influence the public Iudgnen. as to
assist In forming q HEALTHY, EliIGHFRNHn
AND JUST POPULAR SlENTINrErTr upon m
CUES lions OF current thought and discussion
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SAN FRANors6o. Nov 6.-Iattera
from General Montenegro, Comman.
der at Acapulco, to the Imperial Com
sui in this city, dated October ed, SAYS
nothing about the capture OF Oaxoco,
and further states that Mr.. SutleF, tile
acting American Consul there, Is fully
implicated Is being the medium On
communication between the Liberals
In San lFransisco and Aiyaraz. l q
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-simeon DrapI,eia,
died at milestone, u. I, at halEpasl
three o'clock thismofntng.
The Great Republic, the new steamer
on the San Francisco and China linf
VIII be launched ON Thursday.
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The Telegraph
B Bin, US NsE. Dispatches and Market Re.
m C,ONCLUsTON,

friends for the liberalIEy viii STbiel, tiIsIr
commune 70 sustain rs, and We rfSk nofhIiIS,
IN promising that the LNTfLLIGEHCgRR
wiz conttEue to improve rs the pnbllo de-.
nlands require, and be fully up TO the spiFits
and requirements OF the times.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. Gov. Wells
has appointed George Chadwick Conn
a. w. Palfrey, lost on the Evening
Star. = - y y. ~
The Episcopal Bishops. of Yermont,
Alabama and Mississippi have arrived,
and VIII conBeerate, to morrOW, RsVsDF.
J,P.aBs Wilmer as Bishop of Louisiana.
in place Of Bishop Polk killed near At
rived this evening. 80 -
CrNCISNATI, Nov. q. Governor Cox.
of Ohio, has appointed the 18th day OF
NpyembeE - Q day Of thanlzsgi diving.
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Its Commercial Column

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Obnef cities, 10 daily made up with special
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uuctafS and commercial men. In it the Fea-
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statements OF, the daily trnnsRctlof10 md
actual state of all the leading markets.
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A. ?. ERAHSHELIa LKWB RRANZRLIa.
A. r. FRANZELL & BRO.
We will continue the EaIYfyInFf bTiginS1l,
ut the above stand ON Main GiIeef 4 few doors
below Mn1Eoes hefa by keeping q well -
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