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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-18

or PER DAY sURE.--Agents wanted every
a. Cwhere to sell our Patent White Wire Clothes
Lines viii last so years. Address the AMERICAN
WIRE CO., Office 1862 Broadway, N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

Sr LoUIs, May 1.-The working men Of
this city had grand demonstration to day
In favor OF the eight hour law. They were
addressed by Hons ]. Hogan,J j. Mcbride
lawyer and several mechanics. all Of whom
strongly advocated the eight hour system.
and urge1 their hearers 10 stand firmly By
the law.
Resolutions were adopted pledgipg the
maintenance OF the eight hour system
against all opposition rebuking the master
mechanics and contractors who say then
will not submit to It in defiance Of the law.
but to contractors who do not oppose the
law, but who made contracts before the law
was passed. they recommend a compromise
oy dividing the loss, giving eight hours per
day, and accepting ~ per cent reduction OF
wages.
Sr. Louis. May a-Rolhan Straw & Bros.
whose saddlery buvnsd To ssday night. wer
insured by the following foreign offices for
I'VE thousand dollara each Spring Geld
Mass-Commsreial, Exchange, Continent
al. Excelsior; Metropolitan and Globe Of
New York Etns, Hartford Home, New
Hsven; North American, Liverpool and
London.
Weai 4 Hickn an had risks in the follow.
Ing foreign companies: Lama, Manhattan.
Fulton, Howard and New York five thor,
Sand each; Phoenix, Brooklyn, 1Etna, Hart.
ford. 6ve thousand dollars each Cisisen Of
New York, North Anesican Of Philadslphia.
and Home, ten thousand dollars; Liverpool,
Londen and Globe, ten thousand dollars
Phoenix. Hartford. five thossand dollars
Ge,i. Carl Schuss has purchased IN inser>
est IN the Westlichs Post. in this city, and
will hereafter become joint editor with Emil
Pretorius.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

WAsnikGToH, May 1.-The criminal
Court adjourned yesterday until the 9th
inst, when il h understood John II. HurMtt
will b tried, the court and counsel for the
persecution having 70 agreed.
Mr. Bogy. late Commissioner of Indian
AiiAifa, in a Eubilshed card. denies that he
purchased two million dollars worth of
Indian goods When in New York, but on
the contrary did not purchase one dollar
worth in open market. He states that he
went TO New York in company with five
other parties detailed from the Indian BIZ.
reau, as special agents to receive and see to
packing and forwarding goods bought from
contractors, and every dollars worth receiv-
ed by them, was obtained from the three
persons having contracts, and the whole
will amount to less than 100000. about
one half Of which was in blankets and
clothes
Jefferson Davis he's determined to recoI .
slider his declaration that he could not apply
for pardon, and II he is not arraignea nj the
May term Of Court at Richmond. will file Ii .
papers for pardon in accordance with the
conditions of President Johnson's procla.
nation. So say his friends here.
Attorney General Stanberry's opinion on
the registration clause Of the military bill
isvery liberal, and will enable nearly all those
prohibited from registering by Cen. Sher.
dan to become voters
Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF Agricul.
ture, ID quite i'll.
The japanese Commissioners were re.
ceived At the State Department to day. and
expressed the best wishes OF the Tycoon for
the health Of the President and the Score.
tary Of State, and the welfare of the Ameri.
can nation. His majesty further desires
that the relations Of friendship already ex
listing between the two countries shsll in
crease in cordially. Mr. Seward replied
1t has always been our endeavor to make
the relations between the two countries
mutually beneficial, and expressed the hope
that our Minister to Japan II appreciated Al
being q good interpreter Of the friendly
wishes of the nation.
1t was arranged that the Commissioners
be presented To the President on Friday
and their credentials read. After pleasan!
interview the visit ended.
Senior Romero, Mexican Minister received
to day the following telegram from the Mex
lean Consul:
New ORLEANS, April 30.
To N. Romero
Mlrsmon Is dead The Imperial forces
are disbanded. Marquese completely de
featcd. Queretaro is taken. Macmillan |.
hidden.
lSigned, RAMON S. DIosE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

ePRixcrisLD, May 1.-THE trial Of Daniel
O'Bsien for the murder Of Jas. Stuart vas
concluded in the Circuit Court last evening.
The District Attorney. Morrison addressed
the jury on behalf Of the commonwealth,
and Messrs. Sssns and Rosette f,r the pris
on~. Tie closing speech for the prosesu-
tion Was made this morning BY the Hon.
Horasio ~. vandsvess, swheh Vas most
powerful argument end very da0agisg to
Che prisoner. The cass was given to tbe
Jury q II A. ~, VIE arc now celebrating
upoa verdict They are I'll agreed - 70
his guilt, but ere equally divided - 70 the
smount Of punishment - b iDaicted-six
being fos haeg,ng-snd he other elk OPP
pessd 10 10.
Jaase Dssskbank, one Of the dssperadoes
who attempted 10 break jsil night before last
wss safely ledgsd II The psnitsntiary ysstss.
day By Deputy Sheriff Capt. Allen. where
b viii doubtless find fewer 1aeilitise for -.
saps.
Many Of The sightshour men ass stil hang
ine around The corners. Some have corn.
neucsd work on the basis Of eight hours
With . reelection Of one tenth in pay.
We awakened this morning to find the
ground eighty covered with snow which
sooa Dissolved, and has given place TO rain.
The committee for locating the Soldiers
Hsms visited Bloomington yesterday. snd
did not think Il worth while 70 visit Deca-
tur, after seeing the offer made BY the for.
mer place. They are viewing the site oder>
I'd BY Springfield to-day. Their decision 10
ooked for this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Eight Hour pro.
cession to-day was . very imposing Affair."
Eight 70 ten thousand l,boring men were in
the ranks, embracing carpenters, stone
cutters, ship builders, blacksmiths railroad
employees. boiler makers, &c, each a 1850 =,
ton carrying the e,nblcms OF their "a. lii, -
practical operation. A full rigsea sn, W." W.
men at work on IL, n steam engine III '1o'
ton, ind q shoemaker snoP' were I'M
the features of the procession In Tue aiies
nor, 8 esrbes were made by several prom
nent speshels' anu 1" 'ne s'""s WY
unietr- dispersed.
qtxne boiler manufacturers, sash and blind
manufacturers, owners of planning mills,
marble works, &c, will close their shops
rather than accept the eight hour terms.
The railroad companies are unanimous in
saying that they cannot do their business
with eight hour men, and Will discharge
every man who demands those terms. The
pfinten took no part In the move0eot -
Day, ard will co1tinus - hssstofore. Labor
has stopped on . great many buildfnes in
the city, and will probably remain In an
unfinished state for some time. Lsborers
declare that they will not coucede an inch
70 employer Demands and the employers
threaten they will close their establish.
ments for year before they will accept
their Terms.
Specials from different places In the State
report the same state Of sdAirs.
CHICAGO, Nay 2 "A Fort wayae, Ind,
specisl. Of last night. says: The excitement
that prevailed here yesterday on account Of
the robbery and supposed murder, has
hardly suos,ded. II has been ascertained
this evening tina, Feigler is still alive and
will recover. The report last evening that
he had died, is supposed TO have been circu
lated In order to increase the excitement TO
such \ height that the prisoners would b
made to suffer summasily the penalty they
80 richly merited and which they certainly
would, had /, not been for the almost super
human exc. tons Of the police TO prevent it.
Another man named Stsat'on has been ar
rested, and il is said he had the whole
amount Of the money tina. VS. stolen. The
names Of the parties now In conRnswsnt,
charged with the crime, are Jack Ryan,
James Mahep, Dan Bstsman aad Stratten.
Reports are in circulation that gang Of
hour men in the southern part Of the city
attacked and severely beat . man who had
gone to work this morning. ltis said they
thrssteo vengeance on al who 70 contrary
TO their decision IN this matter. Az the de-
pots aad on the docks railroads and YES sells
do not know il they will be able to handle
their frsights or not.
Some parties called at the n. 8. X. r. de-
pot today aud we're told il was very uncer.
tain about getting men to handle goods
We uudsesland that many Of the toundriss
ase WORKING few hands to-day. II one can
judge BY constantly mingling amons the
- L. LA h.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

EcNTnRAI, May 1.-The steamship No.
AVIAN, from Liverpool the 1esh inst, via.
po o! the 18Th, arrived Cd Farther
ro ON. 49, night, and 10 now at River do
xokskc, May 1.-The Ice IN he river
.,,. ~ up iast night aud the river viii prob
TORONTO, May i.-pa,r,ck uco,.,, a..
last Of the convicted Fenians ny. .",',a enS
to be hung on the nth Of June. The InSra
said be was Obliged to pass this sen,snls
bn. did not suppose it would be carriai a,,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
ISAAC BERNEIs.
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic skirt.
MONON0AHELA
Iron w oxlEx.
LEWIS, OLIVER 1 PHILLIPS,

Carriage and Tire noltU.
Th1n0io 01ke1nD 0a0 Pipe mex e..
Wagon and 0kel0 Bolts.
CO0eh on1 nss9 OcreWe,
Square an0 D1ex0gOn Nuts,
CsAst and vvrOse Iron Washers.
Machine mad Pile W e1Olees
,NeOa&he ArO0 Es1Mges,
Euy~9e nrOns.
OraSke lSU1as amd Cnstlngs,
splice D0ro and DeD1t0, &c.
= tou eeecesmsos Of otandaed sioss kspt N
esoce. ACKNOWLEDGMENT nesAe6 ~
Fassseoeo. ostl1.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

INDIANAPOLIS, May 1.-The following
particulars in regard to the murder at Cos.
port last night have been received.
John 3. Johns railroad agent and tele
graph operator, was found at his office al
half past o'clock this morning His head
was covered with horrible gashes made by
some blunt instrument, his brains was
Knocked out and he was lying in pool OF
blood.
About $500 In money, belonging 70 the
railroad and telegraph companies, was mis-.
deren are.
The Louisville, New Albany Chicago
Railroad Company offer Q reward of $500
for the arrest of The murderers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

Kansas CITY, May 1.-The Missouri
river has entirely receded from the bottom
lands above here SO that the people can re
occupy their houses
The Union Pacific Railroad track at Wy
andotte Is entirely out Of water and trains
are making their regular trips to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
coM NJ ERclAl.


Chicago N1o9keoe.
y Telegraph Ny 4
Fiosr-nlaskss vesy Hra, lAas0ls g - lev
10 good lS.9s0ls. % IT. Gse1 y eSeiee e1tsee,
Wheaf-nafket sxcitee, soSc. 6e06es. salee
q $40, edvaaesA - 179oa7S. "a iaser = ~;
esiss u Northwestern Ct s7l<09 IS: elesis :
q 740274i< for regular No. Sprioa sSb
for rejected spring, scarce; average No . spring
for the week ct 2 IS.
Corn-Msrket active, ll9kc, higher, open
ing sales on change ct l.osk01l .0si <; advanced
10 /. 10; dsclined to 1.o9i "a oss< closed with
BUYERS At LOOK. and sellers at i.o9sI; No. in
good demand ut l.06@l .o6]S new rejected &C.
tive, S04c. h,ghsr q sS0s9.
Osts-Active. In large demand, the n. r. cd.
asucs caused advance Of ~ a2c and sales libsr.
Il market closed arm 1t 63s. for No. 9; aver
age price for No. during the past week was 81 Y
cents.
Rye-In better demand and rasderaaely x.
tive q advance Of 1880 on closiaslprices yes
terday sales l4e@3l SO fer regular, and l5a for
strictly fresh receipts, cbssing firm.
Barisy-In better request and 6rm, but prices
verv irregular seles No. 2 ct 8s0sOc, af close
buyers offered " for regular receipts OF No. =.
fsovis,ons Market dali during the week, and
forced Gales were asde ct snsids prices. hssi
Pork, % 59@39 7s cssh dry salssd shoulders.
.107N; loose picked hama. lS>f0lS1< lard.
13L0l2k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

By Telegraph Maya.
Flour and Wheae- Quiet aad unchanged.
Cora-lnpsoving; mixsd. ol.os; yellow
tl1l white, ellis.
Oats Dull 1t o30e4s.
Provisions-lDvll asd ussAasgsd.
Rye-Highsr, oi.4S0l4.A.
Barley -Inaeilvs.
Whiskey-Dul1 q %. o009.0s,
Hsy-Stesdy q o41D2e per ten
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. April 30.-rhc steamer
Constitution, for Panama, sailed to day with
t6o5 .469 IN treasure, Of which $6G6, $50 goes
70 New York
Captain Peul Shirley left for New fork
By the COoGe1eut1On.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

N1NPnIs. May 1.-The meeting on the
Memphis Eacs course next monday promises
70 suspass any former one. A large num-
Der Of celebrated horses have already arriv
ed and Others are expected to day
There was heavy storm last night and
10 day heavy rain fell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Msy 1.-The New street car
arrangement went into operation 10 day.
very lev negroes avsiled the0selves Of
y, though many whites feftained from I'D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
THE WHIT PINE COMPOUND

eft was early IN The spring Of ~ that this COM
pound WAS originated. a member osuy family vas
afflicted with irritation ~ the throat ATTENDED win
q d.sagvceab'. cough ! had for some months pre-
you- thoughs that preparation having for Ito bssis
the .nsidc bark 81 white pine might be go compound
Cd be- vsry useiul In diseases OF the snfoat ano
iungs To test the value Of Ii In the case anded 70
compounded small quantity Of the medicIae t a.
ses The resn wss exceedingly gratifying. wsnIe
1vo days the irritation Of the throat was seoveos
the cough subsided and speedy cure WAS ccec!eo-
5000 sksr this Isent come 20 lady IN Londonossy:
bed COACH. occasioned hy sudden cola. an s 10
faleed mucous etseaked with blood. she coon souno
e.iisf "a sent fos She took about ten ounces
~ and got we'll J u Clarke. Esq editor Of the
Ssnchestcr Daily Mirror made . tflal Of The eooe
Ia the Of severe cold and was cured
fmmsdiatsy. lie was go highly pleased with the re-
sules and confident In success attending its 0les,
Mpaesd before the public, that he finally pessusdsa
the oQ1estnR. In Sovembes. 1854. dfet edveSueeo
Il and 81 the name Of White Pine Compound. In two
ysass nom that time there had b.sn whoisssled 10
Il 0ook the lead all the cough remedies In the mss
Vet and II eth nssintalns that p0sition. There 10
GOOD reason fos this tie very soothing and healine
withai 10 the taste, and 10 exceedingly cheap.
"As . remedy for kidney complaints the White
Pine Con,pound stands unSissled. II was not origi-
ustod for that purpose but psssOn ustng Il Cor
cough ives NOT only cured OF . cough. but Wac also
cured OF kidney diGicu;iy Of ten yesrs standing
Since thst accidental discovery many thousands have
used Il for The came complaint aud hs's been COM
plstely cared"
Tha above was written By Ds. Pol:od. T. isso.-
pound has tshen the lead Of all Cough romcdies -
we'll o. proposition Tor tho cure Of Kidney diticnl
ties IN every city. town. village and hamlet through
out ehs New England Stntcs.
This remedy is safe and pleasant to tskc II IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

WILMINGTON. y. G.. Nay l.-Ssnator
wilson sddressod Immense crowd 81 hoth
rscss % day, and little enthusiasm vas
unaffected
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
Cincinnati Market.


Dy Telegraph Nay :.
Flour-Fir., but psiess uschAeged.
Wheat- Firm. Ne :. winter et.l5.
Corn-Firner. sSc@el.l0 sGesed fos mined
in bulk and in socks.
Oats--Flrmef; 7Ou7tc.
Rye-ol.7o0ol.7l.
Barlsy-Unchanged
Mess Pork-Tirner at o92 %. but holders ask
higher rates.
Lard-lsk.
Nests asd Bscen- Unchanged.
Gi ocsries-6teady.
Chicago Live 0eoc1k Market.
By Telegraph Nay ;.
Csttls-Receipts. % cars; choice 70 PRIME.
s.50@s.eo; fair 70 good, oOos.l6 comdaon 70
medium, 4T590e0.
Hogs-Receipts 81 cars choice to prime 8 20
@6.95 fair TO good e.05@665; common TO
medium. 4.s50zSOO.
Sheep-Receipts cara; good to prime 1909
3 so common to fair S.26Q7.lS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

Of che Fashionable WOe1A.
For Youn9 Ladies'. Misses and Chtldrea. they are
eopssaoe 60 eli cthers Inquire for tho Duplex kip-
vhese fset C1ass Skirts ID throughout The Z.
Q. end elsewhere.
WEST, BRADLEY q CARY.
Sole Owuess OF Potent ana Hxclusive Menulheeos.
80. Warehouse and once. - Chambcf. end 70 81
Reede 81. NY. oovS-Nm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

new Yoek MARKET.
b. Telegraph Nay 2.
Flour-lo920a better; ~ 0o0l3.00 for e1-
ira State; l2.s51l3.95 for Hoop Ohio.
Whsst-2@3c. better, 272ls32.15 for No. 3
Nil $50 for inferior No. Chicago
Rye-very arm.
Barley-very frm.
Corn-1@iisc. better, ssI4Gasc in store
S5QeSss. for new.
Oats-7s@1s@so for Milwaukee; so@sl fer
New Ohio.
Pork-Fismas. 2s.oo023 % for new; closing
At 1890 cash; 2s.oO@92. le ioe cid.
Lsrd-Quist, steady.
Wool-Oull.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

Dralley's Dlplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLRxlBLE. FOLDED EASILY
" when 10 use 20 occupy . email spacs-ms.
sing the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
ssses. as Wholesale BY W. G. NADSwORTH,
and Retail By wADswORTH co.
Dralley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn In all
9. !. WHISTLER.
Bradiey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
when in use to occupy . small space una
hing the most Agreeable SKIRT worn l.. all
ISAAC BEnNEls
Bradley's Duplcx Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
sing the most Agreeable SKIRT wcrp In all
"iee, st Wholesale and Retail by
HEkzBERG, GOODMAN co.
rssley's Dsplex Ellipssc elxirs.
Vn tLExtBLE, FOLDED EASILY
- NY. v S:s to occupy . email speoe--me
Eng We 9ees Agreeable skirt won I. All
sssss, o J" aoiesals aud hetail BY
K8AOE D CAHARf.
Deoaley's DuPlex Eslapeac aL1-,-
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED RAsIrv
Y when in uee 70 Oceupy . snell snscs -.
king the most Agreeable SKIRT wcss' In Il,
siscs. ct Wholesale and Retail BY
q. &. 0rRHrpRR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

l0PaNk 4 NlO0TONs
HTouUE AND SION PAlNTKnS, GRAIN
III gRs, Paper Hangers, 6la,iers. &c. shop
corner Naiu oeA rtfsh sss. mch9s- dly&;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
Mise. =. l.. PHELPS,

STUDIO NO. s-rARWAND'S BLk, Sd FLOOR
nuOTO0RApHS WORKED IN OH. ON
Watsr C,iose, or Indis Ink. on plain az
Aibuucsisod paper Particular attention pstd
copses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

New York Money Marlgee.
By Telegraph. Nsy1
Stocks Active.
rs. lc5sf a OK; ssw. l.o7 sSi. oX; = ~.
UNCHANGED; 7.s0s. 6rst series, l.oSX; others,
l.o5si.
n Y. Central, ssk.
Erie-6sk.
Michigan Cestral, l.os@Losss.
Reading, l.Osx.
Illinois Central LA.
Sterling. go days, ~.
Money. Per cent
0old-l, Stx.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
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nAna - Hln0iM a ~.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
i I'd end Brady eus,ts, under Stseeper 4
Baylis's store. Rssidsncc on ltth a., bet. bss-
A. ana Main octSA dr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
PINE 20 MOUND
White Pine Compound Cures

,.,o~ om.,.A 40 ~ snilcsed .hrousb"ns mss &C.,
snow c" Zen proved BY tbs test Of eleven
VIZ enet nAssnk England States. who're its merio
years, 10 tns ~ veil known tie tree from which.
have psc pee derives is virtues.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02
~. n. eauNCKEl.,
QnOssRlaf
/. MILLER,

n. MAosE.ksAk.
- "a BRADY STREET, BELOW SEO.
end keeps constantly on hand and rnakss
~ to older.
0sots'. 19sys' and Children .
CLOTHING o. the best material and II maAusl
ohae cannot fail TO give satisfaction. Lisera
patronage respectfully collected. ImySi diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-02

Sore Thsost Code, Coughs Diitherla, bronchitis,
Splitting ~ Blood, ard Palm ann,y An.c, ms gcnes
aiiy itis a remarkable Remedy for N"ifing Cfnc.
Biead ing the Kineys AMI bi.i Tor. ''Fasel. aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-01

whHs some have gone 'aons Of -; bat II the latter
keep Il long enough they will nnd they have made
very dear nvestmssL The operations Of the Erie and
Northwestern csiques are dsuoralxing the bull els
ment in the market and interfering with business IN
other stocks and the the bulls turn their alton
ton 70 stocks value them the longer the crash
which must finally ovsrtaks shs market will % post
poned.
The transactions IN the mining share market
very limited scale there 10 demand from outside
sourcea At the rss board Smith Parmelee closed l0c
lower than at the time yesterday, selling At So 76
Rocky Aounsaia &c. selling At SOC Quartz Fi 6c SELL
ing 1t 81 rs; Waikiki Lead 4oc. Edgehi Mining. 81 s.
The foreign exchange market was dull but nrm under
moderately brisk demand for bills from importers and
moro particularly tho agents Of foreign banking houses
on account Of the November coupons on bonds held
abroad. Bankers bills England q sixty days were
quoted Il loo 1Oo,s q three days. 1917 ITO;
mercisl bills, 1osH 1907 bills on Paris sixty days.
6.lsX 6lbx; 1t three days 6ls s.isk. Other bills
vera rated thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-01

Chicago journal Of Tuesday remarks Of local none
tary mattsn:-
those which have been noted in columns for some
days back. The demand for dscounts-mostly from
grain deaer.s very pressing and largely ia excess Of
stringent and there will not BE- any relief until the
shipments q produce and the balance Of trade
Exchange vas in better supply and the market was
easier Early sales were made between the banks At
s ocs u ous ~ ns ~. C @
made TO put up counter ates but II did not succeed
The banks are checking 1t par, and dsposiiors are
Montreal piper says that the Commercial Bank has
transferred the promissory and bills Il had dis
counted TO the Bank Of Commerce, which bank will
demand payment for them current funds and de-
cline tho bills Of the suspended bank. There had
already been considerable speculation In buying mp
Commercial Bank bills a discount for the purpose Of
paying notes maturing with them a that bank. The
transfer stops that operation and there was the
amount Of 81. 24S. o7o circulation whom the bank
stopped. this step which viii produce consdera
bic effect in The country The question 10 which
open good deal Of discussion. In ordinary insol
vency the statutory principle Of ssto Is founded In
sense and justice but is not simple in the
Of debt which Is the form Of circulating medium
The difference in the settlement Of tho accounts
Pennsy lvanis Railroad Company and tho Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad Company the former being tho lsssses
Of the latter brought to conclusion Tuesday last
The amount in dispute originally fourteen hundred
thousand dollars Committees Of tho respective comoa-
MES have been negotiating matter for nine months
and their conclusion has at length accepted - mu
tualy satisfactory. BY tho terms Of settlement the
Pennsylvania Company becomes, next to the city the
largest stockholder In the Philadelphia and Erie.
The aforementioned Tennessee railway companies ara
under mortgage the State for principal interest OF
tho State bonds in tho following amounn:-