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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-29
IRON in tho BLOOD.

The necessity Of dae proportion Of iron The blood we'll
known to all medical men when it becomes reduced from
aay whatever the whole suffers the weakest
heug hrst attacked ard feeling q auguo iasstude and
all goneness" psryadss the syst-m The remedy simply
supply blood with the necessary quantity Of iron. This
be done by usug
PERTPI.E.V SI'RTP
protected solution Of the proloade Of Iron wheh pre-
parei that at.imnates with the blood, swing
strength, vsor and new life to The whole system.
To take medicine dIs-ases ocaslon-d ~ deficiency
IRON ~ TdE BLOOD, vithout restoring the
trying 10 repair building When the foundation is
An ~mut divine have been using The PERrVt
AN SYN for some time past give uca siyor, buoy
al ~ iHts. ctasfiey q musci-.N
Pamphlets certificates ui auI
lions from ui The eminent physoians cergy Isr
aud others, Wtil be scot free O. address
The genuine has" FEKUviAN sTHUF blown la the Flass.
JP. DINsNO2g, Proprietor,
80. 81 Dey ST., New York.
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Ayers Cherry P,ctoral,

,.... re, I. .' s.., 4. 's s,..s s:. 9 e
y 80 "a Va safe and reliable cure for diseases
- Va Of The throat aud lungs. A trial Of
~ Ii many years has established the fact
NIL that 10 Is more rnoacious ia pumo-
NJ u ~ nary Affections, than any other
I'D remedy. IT, smcacy has nov be-
come generally tnown that % 10 justly regarded In many
countries medicine OF Indispensable necessity In Great
Britain, France and Germany, medical science has
reached highest perfection, 1t be prescribed iu domestic
practice, and constantly used u the armies, n hospitals and
other public Institutions, where regarded by the attending
rhycaus the speedy and agreeable remedy that
be- employed Scarcely any neghhorhood De found where
we'll known Of diseased augs, which al haed the e.
forts OF The sk and xpefenee ddocors have been
permanently by &c. These results the o'nsinc-
ng proofs NJ he superior curative properea Of hd
ton and 70 th The authors point with peculiar satiacton.
While &c it most powerful against oorhrmed dissase Is ex-
trem,y gentle medicine ia Infancy and youth being quite
harmless 20 the youngest when administered
This healhcstorer ccompshes by prevention
than n taken in season. heals all iralians 81 The
throat and lungs, whether arising from Colds Coughs
from other caues and thus Inst long train N painful
and ucurablc diseases, which uoud from te uettct Of
them Hence family should be- without E Influenza, Group,
Hoarsncss whoolng Coush, Plurisy Icp
OF the breathing give way before
this prs-emincnt combination q meA AT virtues.
Prepared by pr j. G. AVER co. Lowell, Mass, ard sold
BY all Druggists and dealers n medicine every where.
BiXBY co.. nj for Montpelier also Tor sale by &
Brown and Redd ID Crooks. Jan. &Feb.
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THIS IS NO HUMBUG.-BY SENDING
80 cts. AND STAMr, Wit b age hesat, color u eyes
and IT. You will receive, by return mail correct pic
tlle n your future husband wife with name, and
date ofmariiAse Address MINNIE CLIFTON p. o.
Drawer No s. Funonyille. y Y.
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Total, HSo 5fopOO
The Company have ample facilities for supplying any
deficiency that may arise in for construction.
This may be done wholly in part by additional sub
- 49, H.. Il II latnr
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WARRANTED CHEAPEST AND BEST
70 Farsrs Efp-eu CaupaHsf, STAGE Proprist9rs Lrery
EffabiishaeHis, aHg al rho Horses.
u r. t O BI "A s.
VENETIAN HORSE IINIMENT,

In Pint BOtlleS, at one Dollar,
Lameness, Scratches, wind Calls, sprans
Bruises spins calls Cuts, Collie, Slipping stne,
I'M, sor- Throat Nail IN the Foot, &c
All who employ horses assured that this Eminent
will 90 a ami than &C. stated curing the above
cmpiaius During twenty it has failed give
satisfaction iu single instance. Sold By The Druggs De-
pot, 70 Corilault Street, Nes YORK. 95;9aikw
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IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES.
POROUS PLASTER.

Where sold a years ago, a tn
satd sold now.
They strengthen, and invigorae the part upon which
they applied and relieve affections Of bowels
lumbAgo, pains Of the side usually all local pains. In AZ
fsetions Of the kidneys they Of great service.
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ANtRica AauSsT ENGL,vp.
American Company Toilet Soaps.

HONEY. GLTCEgINE, ROQuET PALM
Thee popular soaps made from the choicest materials
very richly frrlmri, uarraue not only equal
90 he Engh AID q per cent chraper They snrersrt
iur an toilet Soaps Boz This market, we'll
that their Introduction The demand i0r the litter fall
len % fully one half Manufacf lrsd only BY
NukEONE. VAS HAGEN Coz
aaan had fIH ..a and ag N.rE
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Lame Back.

Nav YORK. Nov q 1859.
T.Atloocs Co.-Gentemeni lately suffered severely
my back. Having heard your plaster much
recommended for eases u This kn one, and the
suit an could desire. single Plsser cured me in
week You're respectfully, J. G.. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth Honse.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by al Druggists. e6:sei6w
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Earnings of the Company.

AT present the proR's Of the Company are derived
only from local traffic but this is already much more
than sufficient to pay the interest on all the Bonds the
Company can issue IL not another mile were built 1t
is not doubted that when the road is completed the
through tsfa Of the only line connecting the Atlantic
au Pacific States will be large beyond precedent aud,
as there will be competition, 1t can always be done At
profitable rates
1t will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad, is
fact Government icOrk, built under The supervision
Of Government officers and 70 large extent with Gov
ernm,nt money, and that its Bonds issued under
Government direction. 1t is believed that similar
secuiy is carefully guarded and certainly her
is based upon larger valuable property As
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CT4rE on VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT. al
To frooae Sogrt hell a. Montpelier, ms ID District,

GfArE on VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT ss
frupaie tnufts held n uisfrct.
NV,r,,, Ok p b DAY q January, A. D; lses
dns n N9fihaeii IN aid 1cii makes application 70 said
bis said ward her interest la the real esate situsf IN
Nohdeld aforesad decided A. webb By Charles Paine
January 9TH 1854 and BY James O. Dunn Caroline Psne
Noyembr R ai and Apr H. 1854 representing that the
thereof Tor the pupose o. putting the proceeds
be bent hcial 90 said
whrrcupon, Il ls ordered by said Court, that said ap
phcauen be referred 70 session u said be held
the Probate Oc said Montpeeron 18th
AIRY, 4. -. ls5. for hearing and decision th'reon.
And 70 farther notice
sous interested by publication u the three
sfey 10 the Vermont Wachman State Journal
puhshed At Montpelier, previous said time
hrarng that they appear said place, and
" they zee cause object thereto.
ny The Court,-Ai,est, T.R. MERRILL.
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u p. O.

Try box Of POLAN0's PLANTAiN OINTMENT. The
best save in the World Take other but Insist having
this For sale by all Druggists and country dealers
Dr.J. W. POLAND, Manufacturer.
(Ses yfdUtrtisemeat) sl33
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,

or over NINE PER CENT. upon the investment, and
have thirty ears to run before maturity.
Subscriptions will be received in Montpelier by Mont
pelier National Bank, and in New York at the Co =
pany's Office, No. 20 Nassau Street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATL. BANK, No. 7, Nassau St.,
CLARK, DODGE & CO., Bankers No. 81, Wall ST.,
JOHN J. CISCO X SON. Bankers, No. So Wall Street,
and by the Company's advertised Agents throughout
the United States Remittances should be made in
drafts other funds par in New York, and the Bonds
will be free Of charge by return Parties
subscribing through local agents, will look to them for
their safe delivery,
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the
progress OF the Work Resources for Construction, and
Value Of Bonds may be obtained a. the Oompany's OF
fees or Of its advertised Agents, will We sent free
Application.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
January s. 1868. d2w is 3mos
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ITCH! ITCHii ITCH -!
SCRATCH sCRA rCH : sCRATCnlll
Ga from 10 4 hours.
Wheaton's Ointment The Itch.
WheatOn's Ointment cures salt Rheume.
wheaton, Ointment cures letter.
Whsaton's Ointment cures Barber's Itch.
Mheaton's Ointment cures old sores.
wheaton, Ointment cures Every kind OF
HuNoR MAGIC
Price 80 cents box by mail, Address WEEKS
POTTER, No 40 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug. %, 1867, 1880
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w HISK RS.
nR. LANoNrEs CoRROLIA will firoe Whlskers Nous
taehes the face or chin, or Hair on Bald
Heads. Never known to fail.
Sample for trial, sent for 10 cents.
Address REEVES CO.,
61ils Nassau t,New York.
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NTATE OF VERMONT, wAsHGNBTON DISTRICT, SIS
In Probate Court held A. Mont per, within ard for said
~ District, On the rth DAY Of January, An. 1853.
Geo W. Kennedy Hdminstrtor Of the estate ~ Aivensa
Thompson late 90 Waterbury 10 sad District, deceased
sents h Administration account Tor rxsmnaon and allow
and application Tor decree Of distribution snd
partition OF the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon Is ordered by said Court, that said application
be- ref 20 session thereof be held the Probate Oics
said Montpelier the th day q February, A. D is6s for
hearing snd decisiOu thereon.
And g. furthrr ordered that all interested be no
h hereof BY Publication of notice II said application aud
thereon three essvy In the VI Wafchman
and state Journal printed Montpelier, before said o.
hearing that they said time and place, and
show auy they have why said should
De- allowed, aud such decree made.
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are Original.

cit has sPreeaby surprised renders to Ind n
writer with such constructive genius and knowledge
character as Louisa Muhlbaeh possesses Public
ger
" Zach succeeding novel adds to Mrs. Mundt's repu
,fnp as = vrttar NJ htstnrfr hcffoa IN Y TiDaes
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Afaal Notirfs.

sLTArE % vERaOyr, WASHINGTON DISTRICT. a. =
- '"if.'T tont heliA hontpelier In said District,
,-. on the lfh DAY " January, A. ID. fs6q.
An inNrnm ny plfportinF 20 b. viii md
LtouA eel ~ tf ~ Barre, w aid district deceased he
9g the v99ft by Keith The executor therein
sons coucrhd therein, be notified appear At session a.
sd c9ut 20 ~ holden a. The PROBATE once Montpelier %
The " Jay n February, 1853, and eau II anv ~.
may have, against the Probate N said viii ~ vbh nr,
pose ~ uref ordered itata copy Of ne record On his
Pc published three weeks suocesvey In ne W. watch
tins appointed for hearing. -~
trle cory u record.
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NOTICE. have this day given my son
his minority and shall claim Of his earnings
pay any debts OF his contracting after this date
LUMAN NJ CIRCUIT.
Rlmote Jan 6 1868 90 0Ss
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Information guaranteed produce uxnriant sowth Of
he upon hal tread harmless face also recipe or The
removal Of Hmprs. 8otch-s Erlpuors ec the skin,
leaving tc soff, cear aud beautiful obtained
THOs. T. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
62.I3 sl5 Broadtsy New York.
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wv LILLIAN LAMBS EsrArE.-rhe subscribers, having
w hv the Honorable Probate Court
District ~ Washington, Commissioners, 70 receiye
anime and adjust all claims and Of all
the Estate Of am Lamb late Of Calais 10 said District de-
ceased represented and the months from
thu day Of December 81, being allowed by said Court
The creditors said deceased EXHIBIT and their
i've claims before olive notice. that will attend the du
ties Of appointment dserg house of the late VIII
liam Lamb, Calais said District, the last tuesdays %
January snd June O'Clock In the afternoon,
each If said days.
ALONZO PEARCE. ic.-.t..,.....
SMILE BANCROFr, commissioner
Calais, January 9, A. u. 1908 s6;gs
lNTATE Of VERMONT. WASHINGTON DISTRICT. S.
- In Probate held Montpelier In said District,
~ the sih day Of January, A. d, 1908,
Geo Kennedy administrator Of the estate OF ucian Thorn
pson Of Waterbury said district deceased presents bis
Tor eNaminainn allowance,
application Tor decree Of distribution nd partition q
the estate Of said decreased.
whcreupon ordered by said Court that
held at The Probate uncc said Montpelier the nth day OF
February, A. u. lts, for hearing and decision thereon
And IL Is further ordered hat notice hereof be given to all
uirette by publication Of the three weeks
ccssi,ey the Vermont Waohman State Ieernal news
paper published AZ Montpelier previous 70 said time appointed
show ~ uey have Why said should
be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest T. r. MERRILL.
od.95 Judge.
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Nrm advertisements.

$40 M L ES
UNION PACIFIC R.R.,
Running West from Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
ARE NOW COMPLETED,
THETRACk BBING LAID and TRAINS RUNNING
WITHIN TEN MILES OF THE SUMMIT
Of the Rocky Mountains.
The remiining ten miles will be finished soon as
the weather permits the road-bed to be sufficiently
packed receive the rails The work continues 70 be
puzzled forward in the rock cuttings the slope
with undated energy, aud much larger force will be
employed danng the current yeN than before. The
prospect th,t the whole
GRAND LINE to the PACIFIC
WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870,
was never better The means far provided fr COR
stuction have proved ample, and there Is no lack Of
funds fr The most vigorous prosecution ofthe enterprise
Ire means arc divided into four classes
I.-UNITED STATES BONDS,
Having thirty years to run, aud bearing six per cent
currency interest the Of SO 600 per mile for 5l7
miles the Plains then At the rate Of 200 per
mile for $50 miles through the Rocky Mountains taeu
the ofs3200) per mile f5r the remsnir distance
Tor viii the United States takes second hen as Sc
curty. The interest on IA sc Bonds IL paid by the
United States government which also pays the ornpauy
one-haf Of the amount Of i's bills in money for
porting its fieght troops, mails, &C. The remaining
half Il these bills placed to the Company credit aud
forms a sinking fund which may finally disohAfse the
whole amount Of this lien.
2.-FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
By lie charter the Company ia permitted to issue its
own First Mortgage Bonds to the same amount A. The
bonds issued by the government and and only
ne road rragrses. The Trustees for tie Bondhod-
ere are he pon Il Morgan, U. s. Senator from New
York aud the Hon. Oakes Ames, Member Of the q.
House Of Representatives who arc responsible Tor the
delivery Of ih,se Bonds to the Company in accordance
with the tern Of ihelaw.
3.-THE LAND GRANT.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company has a land grant
or absolu Donation from the government Of u 800
acres to the mile the line Of the road which viii not
b. worth cf. than 81 lper atthe lowest valuation
4.-THE CAPITAL STOCK.
The tuihoriz.d capital Of The Union pac fc Railroad
Con.rv l. glOO 90 600 Of which ~ fO1 OOD have heen
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-16
Commercial Hotel
RE-oPENED,
Corner Jefferson and Front SITS.

THIS wRLL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
i Hotel has been re6tted and newly furnished
throughout, and will open en- THURSDAY,
MARCH 5, 1858, for the reception of guests.
The table will be supplied with the best the
market affords, The caterer, Maj. WIN. J.
steward, formerly of this city, but more re-
Gently OF the Exchange Hotel. Of Riehmond,
Va, will be on hand. with corps Of attentive
walters, TO supply the inner man. We pledge
ourselves to make our guests comfortable and
at home, and have the Old Commercial again
redeem its character as one Of the best Hotels
in the city.
Schedule of Prices:
Day Board, per month-......-:....-..sS9 0g
Board and Lodging. per week.. IL O0
Transient Guests. per day.....-..-. 50
Capt, B. D. CASTLEMAN will be found in
'ne o~'e Al All ALLEN BROTHERS,
q Managers.
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NEW. YORK.

New YORK, March l6.-A delegation
of Indian chiefs are here en- route from
Washington home, where they have been
in expectation of Strengthening affairs and
their interest. Their visit to Washington
did not, however, accomplish the decided
result, owing to the political storm there.
They return to their people with anything
but pleasant news.
Neither Mr.. Tying, Jr., nor his father
attended to the admonition given to the
former on Saturday in their sermons.
ScHESEcTADY, March l6.-The water
in the Mowhawk at this point is thirteen
feet above low water mark and rising
rapidly. The southwest portion of the
city is partially inundated. The ice re.
mains immovable, but it is thought it
will break up during the night. The
canal banks are overlooked west of the
city, and the locks are filled with water.
Serious damage is apprehended from the
food
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ResuItin View Hamp.hIre.

The election news from New Hamp-
shire turns out as we expected from the
first returns. The Radicals have carried
the State by a diminished majority. They
have lost over q thousand votes since the
last election. What then have they to
Drag over1 They rejoice like so many
thieves that their loss was not all,
aud that their day # retribu-
ton is not yet come. And
yet their lean victory is an ill-gotten
one and the fruits Of briberyl Bring
out the big guns, and make the welkin
ring, for victory has been bought, and
we must make the most Of It by Shooting
the guns with a few lies aud hurrahs
Read the following from the Louisville
Journal In the South the Niger, in
the North money, is victor
% the eve ofthe New Hampshire cleo.
ton, the Washington Intelligencer said
e. prominent Radical official here
stated, jos, as he LEFT for New Hampshire
that the Democrats mast overt0p $780,
600 II they expected 70 carry the State.
The Democrats Of course did not over
top 100000" Hence the Radicals car.
RED the State.
Their victory is purely q victory o.
bribery. as indeed some Of their organs
confessed in advance that It would be, I
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WASHINGTON.

New York, March l6.-The Heraids
Washington dispatch contains the fol-
lowing; 1t is understood that the expec-
tation of an attack from the Virginia
shore has within the past few days
taken form that was at first an
ticipated. 1t is known an order has
Just been issued from the War De-
partment, directing forty army wagons
with teams and teamsters to be kept in
readiness to move at a moments notice
for the transportation of supplies. Pri-
vate orders have also been issued to the
commanders of garrisons about the city
to keep their commands, both officers and
men, in quarters.
The Times special says hundreds of
applications are being made for office
under Mr.. Wade, when he becomes Pres
ident
Sickles after answering the summons
of the impeachment Committee, will pro.
coed to his regiment at Sackett's harbor.
A Tribune special says it is reported
that General Hancock has been tele-
graphed to by the President to return
Immediately to Washington to take
command of the Atlantic Division.
The Indian Peace Commission will
meet at Omaha on the I'd of April. All
the members are expected to be present
except Mr.. Anderson. Generals Sheri-
dan and Augur will also attend. 1t is
the intention to form two parties to visit
the Indian settlements, one to 60 to Fort
Laramie and the other TO New Mexico.
Since the excitement of Friday last,
the health of Thad. Stevens has assumed
more serious evidence of decline than
at any other time since his arrival here,
and it is thought by those intimately
acquainted with every phase ofhis failing
condition, that it is very doubtful
whether he will again be able to leave his
room.
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the track Of war In the rear OF the bay
onet. The country has few friends, few
patriots, but its poor men. And why
should not they rise In their might and
declare that the rule Of the tyrant shall
be no more, that white men shall
not be taxed by n legislature
which does not represent them, mat :,
the moneys wrung from honest toll shall
20 no longer 20 pamper petty tyrants,
and that the negroes shall support them
selres. Why, poor white men, ifyou are
oppressed, and are not slaves, do you
not declare that you will have your old
and honest republican Government as
You have the right and power to doY
Poor white menl we tell you frankly,
you will never have any more rights or
good fortune in Tennessee which you do
not assert for yourselves. 1.-THE negroes
are allowed to vote, white men will no
longer be free. We must have constr
tutional, republican, white mans gov
eminent. And we can never have that
without q State Convention. To that
you have right, and there is no lawful
power to interfere with you. The
Northern people are not such fools as to
be led into the embraces of radicalism by
the mere fact that Tennesseeans prefer
to choose government for themselves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-16

the party should win victory At all,
Tuesday next" said the New York
Times, with audacious frankness, will
decide, beyond cavil. the great question
which party has the more wisely and
fruitfully used the resources which gene.
rous friends have placed In its power"
We may fairly accept the confession OF
the Times, while rejecting it's accusation.
II ia entitled to speak for its own party,
but not for ours. And according 10 the
Times, as we'll as according 10 the prom
inent Radical mentioned by the Infslh-
gencer, the Radical victory IN New
Hampshire Is purely victory OF bribery
the longest purse has won. Let the
public mark this.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-16

Interesting from Washington
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-16

The Avalanche of yesterday morning
publishes an article without comment,
which advises to "let politics alone
and leave cotton out As to the last we
agree it is the true policy. But as to the
first we must disagree, and cannot be-
lieve it meets the concurrence Of our CO.
temporary. 1t is the infamous manage
ment Of political affairs BY Official rOgues
which is the cause Of all our troubles.
And we say therefore that prompt and
earnest attention to rectifying the pOliti-
cal status is the FIRST thing TO be done,
and the sole condition, without which We
cannot prosper in Tennessee, do what
else We will. Prosperity and slavery DO
pot 20 hand in band
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-16
The Radical War Preparations
Old Thaddeus' Health Again
Indian Affairs still Unsettled
NEW YORK.
Gold ana Cotton Reports.

Special to tho PUBLIC LEDorR.l
New YORK, March l6-Noon.-Gold
opened at 1891; at l0;45 it was 1891;
and is now 1898.
Cotton-Market dull and easy, but
holders to effect sales seem unwilling to
make concessions; buyers will not pay
the advance.
Exchange-Steady.