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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

| To Nh sPfviss, GRkETISd -oPlease tell
Il us, If you can, why some of your men in
the procession Saturday night, in order to
1 make the thing look grand, and in order to
4 make It. appear that you had such q large
| procession, would leave the front ranks and
go pack 20 the rear, thus making the pro-
cession look longer than it really, was. This
was done BY the White Boys In Blue to the
disgust of all lockers on.
ana we would like to know, If you had
\ go many spare torches, why your ten thou
sano norsemen were not furnished with q
tew. our display would have been a
grand one had your men been sober enough
| 70 ride horses and carry torches. But the
truth is, and the fact is, that SO many men
were so full of benzine that it, was impos-
siblc to make,a grander display than is
made by the same crowd every night in
the bar shops in this city. You cannot beat
| the Republican procession until you have
MS Honor, the Mayor, close up all drink-
ing saloons, and impose 3 fine upon all
Democrats who will drink on an occasion
like Saturday night. n4iur llsS1s
| sHd ,aBisl e. rsf-EUirt A LOCKER On.
we take the above from the Jo1rnal of
yesterday, and re-publish it in these coll
umns, that al our citizens may see what q
confounded ass the Journal mas for cor
| respondent, and also because it gives US
chance to show what mean capers the RAIDS
resort to in order to injure their opponents.
As there were not torches enough in the
city for the use of the Democratic process
sion on Saturday night, Charley Wagner
sent to New York ior a supply. On We'd
nesday last, we believe, he received inform
alton that his torches. We're in Buffalo
Thanks to the meddling rascality of some
express agent, the goods did not ar
rive until yesterday morning, occu-
pying the brief space of I'VE days
in getting to Columbus from Buff
falo by cypress. Now as to the drinking
part of it, weare OF opinion that if"Looker
On" had been sober enough on Friday
night tohave walked as far as the Postofioe
he would have seen strung along from
there to the American House, a crowd of
men in Tanner uniform, so full of calamity
water that one could hear it slosh in them
as they ystaggeredfrom one side of the pave
ment to the other. What this fool LOCKER
On" means by speaking of men leaving the
front of the procession and going to the
rear, is more than we can comprehend. AS
the procession reached from the west gate
of the State House to State, street, up State
to Third, on Third to Rich, on Rich to Sew
enth, on Seventh to State, and on State to
Sixth, we are of opinion such charges as
he speaks of were not made more than nine
or ten times the same night. We guess
that LOCKER On" had worms, and didn't
know ,ohat allied him, or he may have been
sober for a few moments II Cd, s..-e7 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

tunatess Of the South. The Governlaert
has made several mao estations Of its grats
itude, and. .Admir1 Turner has been great
ly admired and praised for his conduct In
placing bis vessels at the disposal of Peru.
In Tacng and lArica Gprozisi0hs are
abundant, The railway between the two
.piacesaiss 'beings rapidly lrepaireds butstlll
earthquakes continuesS It's propossdPfp
former site so danger from inundation
may be avoided.
!. English and Ghiliansvesselssof va. sent
tneIr crews on shore to assist Ia eleafinR
the streets of the ruins of the falling
buildings. The cNexact WAS In port ems
gaSed IN wrecking tue Wa cree. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

NA1URALIzATIoN.-Q alarge number
of men received their final papers from
JudgePugh, fthe Probate Court, yesterday.
But few of our foreign born citizens, no
matter what their nationality, will vote
with the Republican party this fall. They
have sundered many and dear ties to enjoy
the BENEFITS Of free government, and they
will vote this fall to perpetuate the bless
ings they so highly appreciate, and will
cast their ballots for the Democracy. .I.aaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
ELECTION RrruRNs.ZThe present lessee

ELECTION RErURNs.ZThe present lessee
and manager of the Opera House, J. W.
Lanergan. has arranged with the Republi-
can and Democratic Central and County
c nmmittees, to obtain the returns, as fast as
they come in tonight, and will read them
from the stage at the end Of each, act of
the play.
This is an excellent idea, and, avoids the
necessity of crowding the committee room 6
in order to get correct returns, not to mem
tion the additional attraction of witnessing
a good play, performed by a very talented
company ,-.--E.ssz -.-sv z.,--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

eminent practical railroad inef In the coSuin-
try, who will corroborate b their state
lpents, d trom up personal kneyisdge.
that the commissioners be Instructed to itl-
and to report I'M detailq the encomparativel
qualities Of eaeh.1 To any test OF this sort
we, shall cheerfully submit. only asking to
be protected from unnecessary delays,
which are as hostile to the interests Of the
country and thelsafety of the settlements
along our route as they would be iuniustlyl
expensive to ourselves, ~ 8 -,dT |
.7ni Vice President Union Pacific r. R.
-ili2 |oiI2i PhiladelPhia.o ilR iRnt !
-@ -s'- -SA4a3 PHILADELPHIA, Oct! u.
The city Is very quiet this evening No
meetings are being held and all the politic-
ians are engaged in preparing tickets for
Tomorrow There are fears that some col
lision may occur between the officers ap-
pointed by the, Sheriff and those legally
charged with keeping the peace of the city
appointed by the Mayor. The Democrats
calculate on majoritycin the city of 900
to 5000, while the Republicans are equally
confident of majority of over 5000. -
Celebration - = 1-1-h
LOUISVILLE, October 12.
The Italian society of Louisville cele-
brated the discovery of America to-day
They paraded the streets this morning and
afternoon, and afterwards proceeded to
Lion garden, where they enjoyed the fes-
tivities. They closed to- night with q grand
ball at Masonic Temple 7ll i1oAs101al
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market-oot. IIaa


sFLOURAMarket dull with tlownward
tendency, with sales at Sc soar so for
spring extras; So 1905 so for spring sd-s
perfine. ..r -. -
'WHEAT-.In moderate inquiry. and,
transactions light with sales OF M. I at
Sl4l@l4l1a; No. 2 at 81 341I@l3 elos9
ing at 81 34@1f34L, 5f zVsf 6,,ssR1 ssg7-l
CORN-Opened9 higher; but was. unset-s
tied; sales of Nc. ! at 96c; the Improve
mentT was not maintained and prices receds
ed to 95c, gat which figures there were SELL
lers but nc. buyers, and No.s2 ranged front
e3@94c; No. l canal corn sold at ;961sc,
aft ,at. 'Ds451siSsI st59o 9siu" 50 L-iI0t-iA
oATS--Steady with good shipping d,Gl
ma9d; sales at ,526 @53c; closing at 5224
(92Se. iaado 5;n bib a,5z2goO -.EJ9Bld
RYE-2@3c lower, with sales at ST 2S@,
80 tor No. I; closing with sellers but no
buyers at$lt2zI sIsdW ,iIuoJ Siu9TqDo
bBARLEYr-Easier and d. lower; sales OF
No, l at 81 S5@l So; closing at .$lS6.ba Cd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
SOUTH AMERICA.
Valparaiso and Lima Advices. 81

Valparaiso and Lima Advfces.
atF- New YORK, Oct. u. 1H'
A Valparaiso letter states there had been
heavy rains about Valparaiso and some
land slides, which interrupted traffic, killed
several persons and caused a suspension of
business. The sea was very rough and
three launches were swamped. Fever was
prevalent. Many children were suffering
from it. The earthquake of the 18th ult.
was also felt in the historic island of Juan
Fernandez The sea, leaving its natural
limits, precipitated itself with great force
upon the island and carried canoes, &C.,
far into the interior. Nothing of value was
destroyed and no lives lost. No serious
shocks were experienced by the natives,
and we believe that since the occupation of
that territory by Robinsoe Crusoe no SINH
lar event has occurred. ...-..-........ a57s1.
A letter from Lima, Peru, says vote
of thanks has been passed by Congress to
the people of Chill and the Ministers OF the
United States and France in Peru, togeth-
er with our Admiral in these waters, for
prompt and efficacious assistance to unfor-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

HxLp5 THE ISFIkM TO vorE.-See to it,
fellow Democrats, that no vote for the De-
mocracy is lost by inability of ang Demo-
crat to reach the polls if well enough. If
too far to walk, and the voter is infirm,
lend him your horse or your carriage, and
aid him to do his full duty !. etgo@ ,2p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

tEThe Journal says concentrated lye Is
what is used for taking the hair OFF of
hides previous to tanning. Well, we amt
tanner, but we always understood that
quite another style of article was used for
tdst purposeG Bnt It's quite Ike the jour-
nal. Quite like.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
m Ben Butler is a Radical.

For 1s69.-Andrews & Hull have our
thanks Tor 4 copy of AppIeton's Illustrated
Almanac for 1869, 1t is q perfect beauty,
and with its brilliantly Illuminated, cover
must be favorite among the ladies, for
whom 1t is most particularly designed. z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

y 2 - q = -EI17lLa iaElE
= = d . ~ ~ NA 4 KINGSTON, Or, Oct, 12.sA
The schooner Defiance is ashore on Steak
Island, and is going to pieces. The crew
were esayedVwithl dlfiieulty.nEs .VEssBasz
saoiiaf ssvINDsAY, ONr.y Oct. l2y
= The Fulton mill, at Mariposa, was des-
troyed by fire last mig ht. Loss sc, 600.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

The oSLY-The only way to revive
business is to reduce taxes. The only way
to reduce the taxes is to practise economy
in our public affairs: The only way to
have reform and economy in the govern
ments is, to crush out the Radicals at the
ballot-box.al aza.- -ale El-.E aNIAAr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

THE Novelty Clothes Wringer hasaeog-
wheels on Goth ends of the Rollers, which
gives it great strength and durability be-
sides -obviating the necessity of pinning
down one end of the upper Roller to keep
the cog wheels in gear which must be
done where common cog-wheels are used
only on one end. = ,,-,,,o,, .o.,,us
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

~T6e last number ofthe North British
Repieu has an article on the "Education OF
the Imbecile," which we recommend to Mr.
Howard, of the Josr1aal. He may fnd In
itproper discipline for the gentle Comfy,
which Is q Brigadier. skslfE EEtS 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
St. Louis NIarKet-Oct 70

,FLOUR-only demand for the lower
grades; prices unchanged. .EidDqsA snt 80
eWHEAT-Steady at saturdays ratessdr
gCORN---Dull at 94@97ei .Uef ada satoy
eOATS-Actiye at 51@55c. - "a -.
RYE-Sales at 81 POOL @. 'hstS 10i '1oF
ARLEY-Quiet'and and steady.i ;ssfov sdt
MHISkYISales at SIl271Ss ssitiugf1oq
P6RKssIes RklSSTMs1TSle5su sf Ssn E on woad bua
IARD---Sales at 1890. ea4 10 HolI
sBaACoN1Sides at l7Z@171kc; shoulders
at l2la@l3c. ait ~ tse1has-- hrn sgIt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
wRill Gibson is a Radical.

THANKs-The Gun Squad OF the White
Boys in Blue have our thanks for salute
fired in front Of this Office on their return
from Newark last night, where they had
been to assist in the great Democratic
demonstration.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

rThe fight on Tuesday win be no
child's play :-Joxr7sas. '0aLl y
Two dollars TIA cent then, that Comfy
doesn't stay at She polls one second longer
than is necessary for him to throw away
his ballot. le-s9's' :. {. - =
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IL Postal AGairs. -


WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.
The Post. Office Department has in
formation OF temporary arrangement
made by tho Vice President of the Union
Pacific railroad for carrying the mails be-
tween the termini of the Pacific railroads.
Telegrams from7severai parties have been
received to-day Offering to contract for the
transportation of the mails. One offer
comes from Brigham Y Young.~ The propo-
sitionssa are now under Consideration with
a view TO secure the certainty of the service
by express until the completion of the rail-
road. Well, Fargo $50. are not inclined
to continue the mail service much longer.
RobeIts g. Murphy has been appointed
General Post-office agent!IiVs1Sh3a SO
General Thomas.
Major General GeorgeH II. Thomas arriv-
ed here this morning from Tennessee. He
had an interview with Gen. Schotield.
General Orders for Army Officers
The President to-day, through the War
Department. issued general orders for the
information of the army officers, quoting
the provisions of the Constitution relative
to the election of President and Vice Pres
ident, and laws visiting with punishment
military or naval officers intimidating such
elecsions,. The order is intended in part as
a Arebuke to General Reynolds, who
issued an order torbidding the citi-
Zens of Texas holding an election
for electors. 1t will be recollected
that the States of Virginia and Mississippi
have not yet been recognized by Con-
gress. i'll the admission of their Senators
and Representatives, and that Congress in
July last passed an act in effect, precluding
the counting of their electoral votes.
Gen. Thomas Visit.
Gen. Thomas will return to Tennessee in
day. or two. He came here to attend to
the Dyer court martial, not having received
notification of postponement.
''s'siS ds spaip. as' p ear
DISQUALIFICATION an authentic source
that in his telegram of the 4th inst. Minis
ter Hale applied for instructions in view
of the political situation at Madrid. The
Instructions were given through the same
medium on the 9Th. Mr. Hale now tele-
graphs in compliance with his instructions,
that tn he has recognized the new Govern
ment at Madrid. His proceeding has been
considered.
Received.
Senior yela TO- day presented credentials
to the Secretary of State and was received
as charge d'affairs of the Republics of
Guatemala and Salvador. T1GzEreg y
Central Pacific Railroad.
The traeksefthe Central Pacific railroad
is finished to Reese River Valley, 500 miles
east of San Francisco, and about 65 miles
north of Austin. The grading is nearly
tor the iron 100 miles beyond, anddit is
said the requisite grading to Salt Lake
will be done by the 18th OF December. The
earnings of the railroad for September
Wells. Fargo &-Co's. stages will connect
with the railroad at Gravelly ford, on the
Humbolt river instead of Wardsworth.-
This will shorten the stage route nearly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

IT is reported on the street that some OF
the horses of the City Fire Department
were used in the Democratic procession
Saturday night. How is that:-Jour'dt.
The man that reported the story simply
Iies. That's what's the matter. 5s 5iltsssgsy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

Late: ar Ilem... ..,s:szz .s,i!.

iH 4 s1:sf E Late. Ifems... .sss+sszxz sSs;N
u = oS:s = = 0o.s .G0itHAyAN4k Oct. .d12yD
/ Adyices from Mexico state the widow of
General Patori accused tOanto of the assas-
sination of her husbaHd.To a o1ouI,Ioa.
The trial efpersons arrested for revolt in
Very Cruz was going on. Oronozos, as
Colonel in the imperial army, has been'ar-
rested by Hopnoratio. Romanquez hasubeeli
Rich gold mines were discovered in
Guadals ,Tavazlt n0S OEGJifly saB0 1E1t6V
.VsWf{aE IGa8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

.GAnooT REoohD. There was . comfort
able display of galoots before the Mayor
yesterday, as is usual on Monday morning.
I Charles Bartlett and VIM. Crawford had,
on Sunday, concluded to enjoy comfort
able but plain drunk. They were fined 81
each and costs. Couldn't pay, Locked up.
Stone pile.
John Fitzpatrick and B. L. Hamilton
took sugar in their'n. The effect Of sugar
on some specimens of humanity Is singu-
lar. Itfliesto their heads and causes them
to yelp and howl and make night hideous.
So was 1t with the two above named. They
were fined $5 and costs. No stamps. Stone
pile. Hammers.
Barney McIver was drunk and disorder
ly, and kicked up bit of a bobbery, the
ordinances of the city to the contrary not
withstanding. He was fined S5 and costs.
No money. Dornicks. Hammers. Trix.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
EOld Satan is a Radical.

ssff-fTr f--is@2f = - ----- T-TTfE,f Y A 1E.nE
He WAITED LoNG.-A man was natur-
allied yesterday whose first papers were
signed by Lyme Startling and dated in
Franklinton, when that village was the
county seat of Franklin county Il : III .
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LONDON. Oct. u.

{ -rr--ut.7- LoNpON, Oct. IL.
A dispatch from Bombay says favorable
reports have been received of the progress
of the expedition against tribes in the
Northwestern districts of India. The
troops SO tar have met with Slight opposi-
ton.
I FsEE7 e LONDON, Oct. u.
The Fenian prisoners at Dartmor are to
be released. ~v lEEz8B -vTarr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

sT Demorest's Magazine for November
comes in new and beautiful astyle.aoAn-
drews & Hull have it, and Peterson for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

rE- White fish in great numbers are be-
ing received daily, fresh from the lakes =
Reece &Qainn, 80 Broadway, know all
about II. - ,'ii;s.sslf :. q 90 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

No CLOTHES wringer can be durable with )
the double friction of cogs at1both ends d
which can play out of gear and not touch d
together when most needed. The ssUniYef-d
sal' has not these fatal objections and sid
warranted durable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE. Is
Recognition. n.4a,

( fsq.y rae Recognition, -s,sIo ---ra
=. MADRID, Oct. u. =
| The United States is the first nation to
recognize the new Provisional Government
of Spain. The Madrid Gazette of to-day
publishes the text of the official recogni-
ton of the new Government,made through
Hale, the American, Minister t,grnTT-s
f., aora+n.s ESefOrms.,5o, bed -ri4ia
I The Jnnta has declared in favor, OF, addi-
tiohal reforms, among which al the aboli-
tioh of the death penalty and the sanctity
of private letters and, domicils. lt5HsiH6s
I hGr -ziL q Restored. as Iut Z9doJSi
( The Junta has ordered the restoration of
the bark Tornado to England, payment of
damages for her wrongful detention, and
the Imprisonment of the Spanish officials
who ordered the seizure; t-7 i7'17t :. s.lS'
4 .fsl ssw Cuba. baR usJsi aEF
9di u s9ne7 ..2 ~ i2i Paris, Oct. I2.
| The journal des Debats says that Cap
tain General Lersundi, of 5Caba, has given
in his adhesion to the.new Provisional Cow
ernment. The Cubans in Spain will be
permitted to choose two members of the
Junta. Alazaga has declined the offer ofa
place in the Cabinet, but will probably be
appointed President of the New Cortez. N.
Cable of 1866. -sl1 51GX
LONDON, Oct. II.
The cable of 1856 has been repaired, and
is now working. mid zuBi u 9Co1 BAG
Accepted. .tsofiz els ri
+ bre .rtsrG bra rr3as MADRID, Oct, r..
A loan of l,000,0 900 reals, which was Offer
ed to the provisional Junta, was immedi-
ately accepted, - 80 -, =
p Bombay.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

THE ELEcTIoN.- News from the county
election will be received tonight at Thur
man Hail. The news from the State will
be received at the headquarters of the
Democratic State Executive Committee, on
State street. .--a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

sDEMocRATsi-P Put your shoulders to the
wheel to-day. 60 TO work, every man
that loves his country. Work in confidence,
knowing that when the sun sets to-night.
the State of Ohio win be redeemed, and the
proud banner of Democracy feat in tri-
umph over q well-wori field. Work with
energy and and you will win. "a i ei.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
: sssTHdXMurOo
New York stock market-Oct. 1s.

GOVERN MENF SToC oCKSAM Markes high
er and strong: Coupons of 's1. 113zS@114;
90 ,62 11255s@ll224;; do l64, 1lQsS@l1 l10l1z; { Q
'65 1Io5s@il0A; DO new 10s1s @l0s55SS;;T do
~ ~ loSSS49los1s; ~ do '6s lo9M@ @l0si5; lO.40s
$50 prices--we1ls'S Express 27%@sos
American a45@461S; Adams 511S S@5IL;
United States 1a@4S14; Merchants Union
225s @2215s;; Pacific, Mail 1253l@126s West
era Union Telegrap ph1a 3611S @361z New
York Central 1881 @I2sH; Erie 47Jx x@475&
preferred 70M; Ohio and Mississippi 30X
raj fis@iso fSss1 MiGSgss MIsesae S S
s62@; Toledo 1889 4(9l0355SS;. ;Fert Wayne
l1lA@11l33s;, Terra Hatite 4f1s@43, Mari-
eta, lst preferred, "a; ID do $40 .1ssssarsi
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.ToIeao market-0ct.Ie.7

nFLoUR-D Dropping. 10 ioIihoo b5a sssIS
eWHEAT-Inactiye, and dropping; Tsales
No. i white @ Michigan at 50 20; No.sS
white wabash 50 1917; amber 81 s6@l s61S3
do seller last half Tor Oct. 81 81; No. L
red 81 Sc. .Gcfi9aEtsuoo11 fSSfs'd0' %
9C0RM--Lower and quiet; sales No. n
at, 81 O07a@l bnc sls5tI suE higo2 9dt
OATS-Advanced 1c;r closed with adj
vance lost sales No. 5sA@59c; No,,2I
57A@5Sl. tgEIcjTfte 6YC1I II SSob 5pd
RIE-Sbade lower; sales Nos q 81 ,35! OF
BARLEY-Steady; Canada s212I; Statss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

w Sam. Galloway cayorted and maoe
faces at a small squad, OF Republicans IN
the State House square last night. slez- .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

9 Capt. john w. Forney, jr, who was
dismissed from the army for Stealing
money entrusted to him, is Radical.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13

MAGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. +. .s.i5.,i 81, -s -y. I'll ,.-
NY-sept25-deod &w1ycw Haar iig - al
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1aaCoMMERcEA

New York Money Market-Oct. r.
,,aaGGsoLDz-0pened at 1881 and closed at
iCinciunatf Money market--Oct. i1a.-
EGOLD--l3z1 buying. aossA assia 40
EXCHANG-Flrmer; bankers pay. par
and sell at 1l10 premium.
MoNEEY1Market = teady,v-rxuoD