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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-17

ldA W tAJlit III tilitN ) t"iS Nith nv
of the national debt as here
| feel safe in saying that the taxes
and he revenues rom imports may
be reduced safely from sixty to
eighty millions per annnm at once,
and may be still further reduced
from year to year as the resourc-
es Of the country are developed
The report of the Secretary of
the Treasury shows the receipts of
the Government for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1869, to be $40
943. AZ and the expenditures inclnd-
ing interest. .bountles, &c, TO be $32l,-
iJO. .J91.
The estimates for the ensuing
year are more favorable to the Gov.
ernment, and will no ddubt show a
much larger decrease Of the public
debt. The receipts in the treasury
beyond expenditures haze exceeded
the amount necessary TO place to the
credit of the sinking fund as proyld-
ed 10y law.
To lock up the surplus in the
Treasury and Withhold it from clrcu-
lation would lead TO such a contrac.
tion of the currency as to cripple
Trade and seriously affect the pros
perity Of the country.
Under these circumstances the
Secretary of the Treasury and my
self heartily c0acurred in the pro-
nri.tv of uSinU all the surplus cur
,..nry IN the Treasury in the pur-
rh.sn nf Government houds. thus
,,inninm thn ;utnrnst hoat,ua debt
nf tho conrt,v and of .nhn,irtino to
I Cnna,as. tLo onn,tion If the disno.
/ sitin,, ia ha made of thp bonds 50
rnrcLasoJ Thn hands now hrId liz
t,n Trcasn,v aiuopnt to abont So.
o0n o0o incjudino those bc,onnino
- tl,n sinl,iny tnnd recommend
hat tho Whale he placed to the cred
i If rho .iukino Gnud,
y,ru, .o+tontion il resnnctiyplv in
,it.d fn the recommendations OF th,
Snorator,. ~ thn Treasurv for tht
rrnati,n of thn officer of Commits
sinner ~ rusfn,ns for tha increase o
.ll.ry tn rri.tYin cl3S,p, of officials
and fl,r substitution of an incYpasee
,>1tinn1l h,ul, nir.ulatjnn to rpp,lc,
thn ont.tnnIinr z nrr rant. cprtiH-
/ oatos. and nnst rsneriaIly 70 hi,
,n.o,',,nnd,ti,, ,ar thn ,.pral -
,Iln,.,,,n thn shares of Aup>.
,a,.,lt;.y a.a ~ ,a1iaars az tn,
.t.n,..r,,,. ..,,t 49,. to inf,rme1s
rHa a,,fa. nf rn,mi.4ioonr q
I..ta,.,aI 5sv.,na. +. npa.,f thr mo-,
arlnaHs ana .psponsluic uuuer IN
aayerancat. II falls but litllc i
+ any short Of a Cabinet position il
its Importance auG responsibilities
+, wnnid ask for il therefore that Suci
la-fst.tfian ass in vonr Indictment vii
pace the office on too,Hs Of dig
uitV commensurate with lts import
ance, and with the character an'
qualifications of the class OF mel
: required to Gil ii properly.
AS the United states Is the Trees
. Of al nations, 50 too its people SYM
pathize with all people strogsln
for liberty and self goHernment.-
But while so Sy atathizin@, 1t IS dn
. to our honor that we should abStM
, from enforcing our views upon Wl
: willing nItlonS, and from taking 4
: Interested part WI 'hou' '''N ita'l'l' ll,'.
4 In the 4o%i'a'> "c'"ee" o'l'e'',
nan9ns, ol ne.Me''l ''on e'"'''' u, !,
2 ana tiieit S''9''t9' '''' .o"l ~ N''o'' NV
always oe III to'''"' .''',f i" WIN, '.u 81 II II
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-17
Presidents Message.

In coming before you for the first
time as Chief Magistrate OF this
great nation, it is with gratitude to
the Giver of all good for the many
benefits we enjoy.
We are blessed with peace at home
and are without entangling ALLAN
ccS abroad to torebode trouble
With territory unsurpassed IN fer
tiity. of an area equal to the abund
ant support of five hundred millions
of people. and abounding in every
variety of useful mineral in quantity
sufficient to supply the world for
generations; with eXuberant crops;
with a variety Of climate adapted to
I the production of every species of
calth's riches.aud suited to the hab
itS.tastes and requirements OF every
/ living thing: with population OF
t0,0H0, 0o0 OF free people, all speak
ing one language; with VaeilltieS for
every mortal to oacuuire an education;
with institutions closing to none the
avenues TO fame or any blessing or
fortune that may be conceived with
freedom of the pYlnit. the Press
aud The schools: and with a reVe-
nue. lowing into the National Treas
ury beyond the requirements OF the
Governments Happily, harmony Is
hAing ralidIy restored within our
own borders. Manufactures hith-
eIto unknown III oUr country are
enriI.ojno mn in All directions. pro
ducino a degree of national indies
nrndrnre nu11nallrd bl that Of any
nthni.noyrr These blessings and
e.,trtl.se others are rotru,1rl 10
,nnr r,,.c ana riirr fer safe kepnju.
,,r tbn Lri.f nprind of oar ,ruitrp Of
.ai.o. IN sI.,t .,4 must each uf n.
,agor,. IA .l,a r4n.s nf .hr ppoDlp
ol,o ba,n conferred unon nX Gur
Lnnn,s ana a,.cn1nt to tbrn for oar
..taa.5rl.lHa earnestly desire hat
pri,bor Won or may be condemned
L,-a n.ar. aalis isl,tru,5 constituency.
,.l. H., ol,.oa,n.c,n,.iru.r..
Fra,.l,ns rsom = rebellion Of ii
,.,nti.,T.,oni.r,lr aijrd as was by
Z. . 'a,+ "a
.,n,. n|th ,eiirb ~. we at uaace.
e,a,.an .se.tes nf n.n mon v,r,.
s.s.. ,....' '... LII .,,its,yt laua}
I..,..,..,,.a,,,,5.,,ts .retforsl Habf
IA I..au ,unt1.t.t..i Ampr;rar
''., ,..'',..a .,.,.. ',t.un.t. l,iy., f.nn.
,},e..a,s Pl,e ,tt rest al eue-halr
~ the rnDntr,. fal hsen ta.ca from
fp control OF capitalists and placed
where all labor r.GAtl4liN belongs u
the keeping ef l8har
Tie work rf restoring StHte GOV
prInruts l1vaI to Tire Union: u
uiusrctiGe ID a tast sl,ug tee I8bor
ana uovidnemeans for paying til.
interest on tAc puolic Geat. has re
, criyed ample attention from Con
aresS.althouah Your efforts have no
met with success III all PafllcuiRf
that might have aeen desired Ne
on he Whole they have be2n .dor
successful fhan could have byel
reaSnHibIN antici rttetl Setea a}'tt
Gaye uetu fully ltstofed t9 tatti
place, dl tae tman. lAe clGIitt
Georgia, had an election at Vine
she ratified her Constitution, hepoi
mean Ia it''a, eieeted " Wv 9 '"o'
= Wemhpr. OF Congress, a State Ley
- i>latufe ana al othef o'hcerS reg VI
ed. The Governor was d0lN inS'''
cd, and me l.tGiN''''l4ge Hlel m a'
performed all tue dcis lHti' te'l"i''.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-17


called. In Virginia the election
took place on the 9th of July, 1869. /
The Governor and Lieut.. Governor F.
elected have been installed, the /
Legislature met and did all required /.
by the resolution and by all the
reconstruction acts of Congress
and abstained from all doubtful
authority. ] recommend that her
Senators and Representatives be
admitted, and that the State be fully
restored TO It's place in the family Of
States. Elections were called III
Mississippi and Texas, to commence
on the 30th of November, 1869, and
to last two days IN Mississippi and
four days in Texas. The elections
have taken place, but the results are
not known. 1t is hoped that the
acts of the Legislatures of these
States, when they meet, will be such
as to secure your approval. and thus
close the work of demonstrations -
Among the evils growing out Of the
rebellion and not YET referred to, is
that of an irredcemaO,e currency
1t IS an eVil "i'ch nope Wi'l re
ceive your most earnest attention.
1t is a duty. and one OF the highest
duties OF government &C secure 70
the citizens a medium OF exchange
of fixed unyarying ValUe. This nm
plies return to Il specie basis, and
no substitute for 1t can De devised.
1t should lie commenced now and
reached at the earliest WacucabIe
ment,consiStent Witha fair regard
! to the interests OF the debtor class.
lnmpijatr rrsump:!0u.lf practical
/ bic, ,wo'd not Uc cdcs.rablc. ltWo'd com
pei the debtrCldss to- pay beyond ther
I co@tracts the premium on cole at
/ the date of their pgrchase,aNd would
bring bdnkrnP,cy and ruin to thou.
sands. J luctuationS,hoWcrern the
paper yulno OF the measure OF all
values. gold, IS detrimental to the
interests OF trade. 1t makes the
man Of business an Involuntary
gambler. for in all sales when future
payment Is to be made, both parties
speculate as 70 what viii oe the
N&!Ae oi the currency 10 oe l"iI ana
reCtlNcd'
earnestly irro'neiu'd % 'on,
then. sarh legislation as VIII insure
" sraduil return 70 specie payments
dni put an immediate SloN TO auc-
tuatIons IN the value of currency
The methods to secure the former
OF THESE results are a. numerous a.
are tbs spectators Oh leIJlcai econ
oMN.
10 secure sil. -. ie4' sss .';.. oo'
one M7>' anu t''''t = ~ ''., =. ''is'' =,
tHe ltaNol4 - -. - ~ Nv L
paper al !" 'IAe1 u l'7'' NJ i''''''N y = u i
7onl ~, i 7.'l1 70 7''t''' -.4.-..
me 's7' 80 't''t'='' '+'=t,te - -
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llie P''".lt ,t ~ a,,i n,,ia,, r,a,
G,e"' @ p'"' t,,,,,,, ~ "'' a"J rrn" to9 +
nv : ~ ,. =" 80 - ,,n La,rin@ II,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-17
RATES SUBSCRIPTION

Onc Copy ono year. in advance, ti,30
If not paid within three months, 2.e0
iY No variation whatever from these rates
Ef-N" paper discontinued until all arresA
ages are paid. except at the option Of tho
mn hlish,r
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LICENSED AUCTION L 4 K,
WEST rorsttNN, VI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09
NY WELLS, YAseo AND co., M


HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-John Ryan OF
Gold Hill reports himself as having
been stopped by two highwaymen on
the Carson road about 0 o'clock Satur-
day evening, hear the Chalk Hills, this
side of the Mound House, and robbed
of SIPS and a gold watch worth $3.50.
They were armed with reyolvers, wore
no masks, and made him dismount
from his horse whilo they went
through" him, after which they
allowed him to ride on his why to Vir-
ginia, where he lodged information
with the police.
EXPRESS RAcISa.-Benne,t, Of Wells,
Fargo L Co., desires US to state for the
special information o. those individuals
who crowd C street every evening when
the expresses are rushing in, and stand
in the way just for the purpose Of get
ting run over so that they a make q
stake by sueing tor damages, thatthere
will be no more racing on that street.
He will race his blackboard no farther
than Mill street.
SENATOR NYr.-Our worthy ''old, war
horse" Senator came up from Carson
City thi. forenoon, and is spending the
afternoon in company with Vice Presi-
dent Colfax, Governor Bross, Mr.. Bowles
and others in Virginia City. Everybody
seems pleased to sec the old Governor.
DAYEy ACKNOWLEDGMENT notice
is given in our advertising columns to-
day of an assessment of 81 per share
on the capital stock of the Daney Gold
and Silver Mining Company, aggregating
SIS, 900, and delinquent September STU.
BIG SrIsK.-Occupants in and about
the P~os.ofice building at Virginia, COM
plain of q terrible bad smell proceeding
from a sewer It that point. The city
authorities or somebody else whose
business it is, should attend to it.
LINCOLN HOSE Co. No. 3.-Sae official
notice published in our advertising coll
umus of your regular monthly meeting,
to be held next Wednesday evening,
August IL. All members are requested
to be punctually present.
SgGREGArED BELcuER ASSESSMENT
An assessment of 81 per share was
levied on the capital stock of the Segre-
gated Belcher last Saturday, aggrc-
eating $1,000, delinquent September
9th.
SIERRA NEVADA DIvIDrSD.-The ST.
ezra Nevada Mining Company have de-
clared their third monthly dividend OF
so cents q share on the new issue,
aggregating 81, 500, payable tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09
Board of Equalization.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board of Trustees Of the town Of Gold Hill
will meet as q Board of Equalization to equalize
sns s = iim usa Of The o. town, on aSondar. An.
gust 16, 1869, sitting from 9 to 4 o'clock T. NJ,
and continuing In session from day to day for
one week. or until the business OF equalization
Ia disposed Of.
The Board will hold It's sittings at the office
Of the Town Marshal, Main street, below, Pho
WIN. H. DoANE, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
cheap his fashionable Boot Mandatory. In
Gold Hill, opposite the News ofaee-including
all the fixtures, house. groundlease Of two
years, with the goodwill and established Gus
tent Boot Maker with q small capital.
VICTOR LAFLEUR.
Gold Hin, July %, 1869 -1wsp,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09
RESTAURANT TO LET.
WHERE HE 5
TIP q A TES,

OFFICE IS AT THE MINERS DRUG
~ store - the cheapest Drug Store inV
this State-No. 1871 South C street, Viz.
Fgfnia, Nevada, sign of the big Golden -
Mortar. Extensive sales and light expenses
enable us 10 preserve the lives OF our citizens
QUICKER, BETTER, CHEAPER, than others,
and entirely satisfactor, to the most limited
purse. Physicians Prescriptions and Family
Recipes accurately prepared. and POSITIVELY
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. Call and you
win be satisfied, at No. 1877 South c street,
Virginia. Nevada.
~ Place-Mincrs' Drug Store. Time-Day
and Night. SAC. DRUG COMPANY.
Virginia, August Sd, 1869. au3-1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09
4 GOOD CHANCE.

Gold Hin. August o. lis" is6s.nans.tf W.T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09

iyf2 n II. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09
ARRIVALS ANp DEPARTURES.
Arrixnla.



ny WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Delaney, W w Scholl, S Allen, J Clark,
Mrs Nelson, Mr. Mason, Mr. Mayberry, Mr.
Lane, Mr. Martin. Mrs Buchanan, Miss
Kelly, Miss Curtin. D Warton, w NJ Stod-
dard and wife, Mr. Weiner. E McIntire, Mr.
Powers, A II Brown, Mrs barley, r Thomas,
Mrs knight, Mrs Noyes, A Booth, JO'Con-
nor, Mrs Booth, Mrs Livingston, E Richards,
T Richards, D Richards, Mrs Mcdonald.
o C Steele, Mrs Steele, w II Stanley, Mr.
Lobe.
Departures.
NY WELLS. YAReo AND co.'s
CE belong, Mrs Fitzgerald, VIM Wool
cock, John Browning, VIM NJ Cutter, Mrs
L ID Noyes, T p Mack, Mrs Gilpin, w s
McKane, Mr. Mckay, Mrs Lowenstein, Hugh
Kcrrin and boy, Lawrence Kelly. Elizabeth
Davis, S Hauck. J H Carroll, II Harris, A s
Strong, Mrs Wilson, R J Gettings, Mrs
Wake Bryarly, c C Tracy, Hon Mr. Jomeson,
NJ Robinson, P A Paulon. w T Robinson,
A Wehgoworth, o Smith, B T Jones, 2 II
Bowers, ] O~ttenheimer, Mr. Asheim, A Ben
nett. P Smith, J H T Martin and mother,
Mr. Powell, VIM Lawrence, Andrew Sears.
ny wooDRuPF'AND gSSoR's LINE.
T True, F Parm, NJ Davis, A Bronson, NJ
L~oewenheim, w Jones. w A Ball. Mr. Col
Inns. ] L Black, AID Cruise, NJ Ryan, Mr.
Hancock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09
LIFE INSURANCE.
PATRoNIzE
COMPANIES.

HOME COMPANIES.
THERE Is A FEELING INNATE IN THE
breast Of every person that awakens pride in
the success OF home institutions. It associates
and identifies itself with our love OF country
and attachment to our homes; and the benefit
that tho Pacific Coast derives nom q patronage
OF home Institutions Is felt in every department
Of trade, peryades all the different branches Of
business-enlarges that which is already estab-
lishcd, and opens new fields for enterprise and
active industry. In patronizing home compa-
mics you rely on your own knowledge, and are
not compelled to take the ray SO Of interested
representatives.
In times OF disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you go to
those whom You know best who can and will
assist you-apply this principle, acted on every
day, to insurance. Is there any country moro
naturally selt.sustainins than the Pacific Coast'
Why then destroy tho Vital principle Of pros.
perity, ~impoverish the country and complain Of
hard times, when your misfortune is the result
of your own action, Would you deposit your
money In a bank on this coast, or on Wall
street, Would you deposit money In a Life
Insurance Company on this coast, or one in
New York; Would you buy Mission blankets
or do you prefer sending Easti You might get
abelter article. ~,
Would you stop the culture Of wheat to
improve the facilities for the importation Of
houri We are all political economists, but
that man sets whately at defiance whoexport'
gold and silver and imports everything else.
What has become Of that $2,5Oo,OOO sent East
for Life Insurance last yeari Is 1t drawing you
G per cent, or Is per cent? Would $2,500,0Oo
added to the circulation on this coast make any
difference in Its prosperity, Would 1t not
increase the amount in circulation here one.
tenth, and enable you to cash those outstanding
bills which you long since despaircd Of col.
lectingf
Is not tho Pacific Mutual as responsible as
any company in the worldi Is 1t not as liberal
as any, Arc not the laws Of California as
careful Of the interests OF the policy holders as
those Of any other State! Can you namo a
company which did the same amount Of business
in tho same time that the Pacific Mutual has
done, Do the stockholders Of the Pacific
Mutual get half as much for tho manage
mcnt Of the alairr OF tho company and the
security which their capital affords, as the
officers Of any purely mutual company which
you can namo get for their services as officers
without fani.hing you any security at ALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23

CoFFEE-Ro quiet and noHinay nnebanged Java ~ a asand
CANADA Plastic market steady We quote At 80 ~ bonas
more active prices irregular there is sead feeling 10 me
low grades and ,b are sases o export De' g u The 40, are
1880 sGosG !? for sqgersae STATE ~ aoa ~ ~ ior
grades Western Ertrs 81 or sood 10 70 Go~ spg
80 so IS for CITY shipping s63o0SG5o for Shipping
Ohio Round Hoog Trade brands &C. s - S. for
EN- 80 Goa 81 White Wheat Co. do - lCgss g. Tor Fan
Double and sT6Ja9 Is for do Triple California and Oregon iqII
heavy and less active ss.s Of 80 sss IN oy.es sales Of
5 mn at IS GA ordinary good Extra Baltimore and Goan-
w 20 So foY Extra MARYLAND Delaware. and 81 80
70 p Family 49, 49, ' r Corn Mea M demand and
at IS Is for Yellow Western and st 1 % % for Brandy
TFRReHrsTo Liverpool BY 80 so bales Cotton at 3D. AID
to kSRd9T By i cSSOs Su'D We dSo. 20 r. 81 49, GO
3. Eff 55as S' 60 50 + 4 g iSSs2 aS
sR l.ss0i S %asa, odss to break the canal
&c S . .hgpri ss as H iP RED 'f western
q ses s. 9 A@bsI 10 Wh ard h EI at s. for Amber
as for White Kentucky; 81 650s 81 for White Genssee
&c IL T5 81 Bsey Nal. sd quiet sale. Of coo bus
So Oats are better and & asgs O BcE 7S6Se for White
S railroad lots st 6Jaec; State at 66atSc jersey at 6Goc
sIs ~ 81 20 Corn irregular the demand eo9Ted
ehesy to sh0ee g7s WE western s Mixed 8 oG 81 5tbs
Isttsr fo Extra, White at SI ib@ r. ~ a0
At 1881 2o-ths latter for hA'A' SOD'usi' D'''
HoPs have been only moderate to-day at 'qze io o and
i' has bsea moderate trade in Manila at &c. gods
oh.r lr n. rpc banged the demand Is moderate -, a. n
HAY h dul and heavy $4,000 for Shppns anu o "
MOLAssRs-Thee rather quiet feeling AZ ihe nu' s
apers aud the trade appear inclined 70 operate am Pes
NAVAL STORES are generally dull ana pess MS-a 9p
I2s asd Common % strained Rosns at % I'@ % 3D.
active S3nSA ..s... Whale At
OIS-Cnde Fsh Oils quiet ct former prices VIZ. ~
Al O51sl o. and Sperm ia 81 o. the latter an
OTIS are inactive Lard oil 6rm aud ~ alr nemah1 ~
a. American ansrej and ~ lar request y W
for casks and bbs Olher oils aIs dull u.. s,s as
to-day has been extremely dull n0' sI
made prices i6olIc for Crude ID euA anu ' -
He6n IS. W. -.
less doing IN Pork TO-DAY s
,.5 ante srn but holders anxious 70 si ue a.
ssb and regular bblf mostly lots at +Jl ~
EItrA do aDn = " 9I
Gear Beef moderately active and siesdyi sales Of ~ oDs a., %
= Tor plain aud Sl0Gss for EItrA do 10 leLee p
note sales Of ties on private terms TeIa be LES
G1zST Reef moderate demand and stesyi t
ib al 25o Cut Meats steady but quiet sales a q
80 a, i4gd5lc Sailed Shoulders. l6G7 Tor 90
s for picked Hams aud s a2oe for Bgged hsDs s9oA h
80 a. request, sales Of 1000 b Long Clear At bie 10
~ a N Rallies a. l6l0iTe In bulk Dressed Hogs are hIn A.
saes OF 40 pkg af 10. dbc JOY
is 6,r Cfv 8l0l3sc for fair to Prime Steam and loi
g. Ks Rendered sales Of 251 os Prime SeI last AA u Jan
srads stat and Western In good demand ~
There aisS "a saw ''' 20" EtAVes 'N' ~
k,a1s not wAnts'. We ao"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoSDoN Sept 22ll CoBso al 92l for monerini o.
Bonds 1852 49,! 1853 old s 1857 8l; lcn for
ties 7. Stocks steady bne 1i Illinois gAI Atlantic sh Great
Western. o.
LyHltPOOL Sept Phi m-Coon opened easier but not
quoabiy Mding UpaBds III Gllk Mddhug Orear ~ a
2L Add 1900 haes Of Cotton sars Of YESTERDAY Tn hp
Of Cotton from Bombay tacog private Alycvsl Otle lh
inst. the last report, 1000 bsle,
Sept 2l-is6nsd Petroleum. II = gal Lus-i OIL.
4Jl as. T. tun.
LoNDoS Sept FL American securities quiet stocks
quiet
PANS Sept PIP TnThe Bourse fat Beuiss 70 1c
LIvKlPoOL. Sent III m-CO,tou h hst GutabY
higher Bfea1su1 dali Bacon O5 A. Cuuhssu Cut
lOVDOS sept 2-Sughr quiet ReaHel Petroleum tui
changed.
HAyRR 222p m-Cotion opened quiet hui tu us
tie spot l5 Francs cUt Los hddiuE aloai. sJ franc
fHANKYoRT. Sept 2l-3J0 p ulH States Five lveut bonds
opened tru II B7i a35i Tor he ola Issue
PARIS sept ZJ.Bi m-lhe BouHe 10 quiet. Rettss Tff sir
LoSDoS 2l3O mCnuso closed a. 9t Tor HDuer aud ~
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