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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16
Republican convention &C Nashville

NASHVILLE, February ia large
number of Republicans have arrived
and will participate in the Convention
to morrow, to devise measures for
prohibition and for the defense Of the
loyal men Of the State.
The Convention to-day adopted an
amendment to the State Constitution
setting aside the poll tax for free
schools. The body will adjourn next
week. Its work will be submitted TO
the people on tic fourth Saturday 10
March. aud probably voted down.
Much dissatisfaction is felt on all
sides with is action.
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AT a meeting of the Directors of
the Louisville, New Albany & Chi
cago Railway Company. held in New
York City on the 5th inst, dividend
of three per cent, free of Government
tax, was declared to the stockholders,
out of the earnings of the road fol
the past six months. This is the first
time in the history of the road that a
cash dividend has been declared.
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Mall Robber Arrested.

CHICAGO, February 10. - William
Jones. driver Of a wagon which takes
the mail from the Chicago postoffice
to the Rock Island Railroad depot.
has been arrested for robbiDg the
mails of over one hundred thousand
dollars in drafts. His habit has been
for long time, in connection with
aeeompiices, to drive to an out-of- the
way street. then cut open the bags
and abstract large numbers Of letters
containing drafts thereirom It is
not known that he has ever taken
money.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 15.-In the
assembly to night. there was an ami
mated discussion on the bill provid-
ing for the election of Canvassers and
Inspectors of elections: The ques-
ton of fraudulent voting in New
York being involved, the Republi
cans charged repeating upon the
Democrats, aud the latter attributed
it to the registry law which placed
the election machinery In the hands
&c rqrtizsn Police Commissioners
+ The bill vas ordered to third read
tTnp
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

The Indianapolis Nesos learns that
four hundred persons have been added
to five churches in Franklin during
the recent revival, Chaplain Lozler
getting more than half of them into
his new church. The saloon keepers
were prevailed upon to close up for
two nights to attend the services.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

LARGE lots of tobacco have been
seized at Louisville recently, by Gen
eral Fry and Collector Hall. The
tobacco was shipped from the First
and Seventh Districts covered with
illegal stamps. In no cases have
manufacturers of tobacco called to
identify the property.
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Meeting or the Directors OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, February 15.-At
the annual meeting of the Directors
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
to day, a report was submitted show
ing the gross earnings for the year to
be 81, 100000; expenses over ST.
100000; leaving a net earning of
s5,047 600, exceeding those OF 1868
by ST., ,314.
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This splendid Hair Dye ia lhe best ln ti.a
world. Harmless, reliable, iuttau tintUns F.
does not contain lend HJf any Ul1tte uui-
con 10 produce paralysis or tonllt. avoid
the vaunted and GelusiVe pfcpHratloH
boa stinZ virtues they do not possess. The
genuine W. A. BatcuelOrH Hair Dye EHH
had 30 years' uutarnlsned reputation tn
Hair Dye-Black OF Brown. Sold by Mfl
Druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street, 81
York. lfnla
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The Healiue Tool

TrgfsSA ~ EeSR YOU'VE KEN. WHO
"a have falIsn into vicious HaBlta, nut
MANHOOD, with certain means Cf roltrT
FOR the afflicted. sent lu sealed lciter enc
velOpes, free Of charge. address, HOW
PHIA, PA. aeu1I
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ReIapsing Fever In New EOrk-The
SeRaFd VII case. &c,

New YORK, February 15.-Belle-
vue Hospital Is so crowded with pa
tients, stricken down with the relaps-
ing fever, that the Board Of Health
is taking measures TO establish other
hospitals. where the disease can be
exclusively treated.
The Seward will case, 10 which
Hon. William H. Seward, as Execu-
tor. under his fathers will, appears
as plaintiff, was argued before Judge
Cardoza yesterday.
The regular distribution Of letters
WAS increased By about twenty thou
sand yesterday, which probably repre-
sented the number of valentines pass
ing through the postofice.
A new cotton exchange was opened
yesterday at the junction of Beaver
and Pearl Streets.
Only one hundred men are now
employed on the new postoffice.
The Erie Railroad Company now
transport daily over their read four
hundred car loads of coal, which is
delivered at the Pennsylvania Coal
Company's Yards in Weehawken. at
81 % per ton.
Three hundred seamen from the
Charleston navy yard Lave been trans
ferred to the navy yard at Brooklyn.
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The dealing i'8Ji.

An Essay for Young Men ou the Crime
OF solituues and Lhe Diseases and nDusa
which crgaie impcdlments tO MhHaIAnH
with sure meAns OF relief. Hout lu Aeale
letter envelopes, free % charge Audrt
DIR. j. SKILLlN hUUGHTDNs Howard
Association Philadelphia, Ia.
lunll dam lan n
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THE negroes throughout Ken
tucky are appointing delegates to the
Amendment Convention to be held
in Frankfort on the 23d inst.
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80 u ssIs:a AZ.
]

PAL6TABLE, REFRESHING, NoUa-
rSG T8SIC LEVERAGE, more Strength
lg than ale, beer, or porter, or ANY
CRIPrIoS OF ALCOHOLIC DRINK IN
DenSa5le to the debtlitated, especially
ans rs an excellent strengthening
NC BEVERAGE and NUTRIENT,
as the best known preparation Ior
REiSG AOTbERs- not having tne
eetfonabs e properties OF malt liquors in
TEIRAzT e. co, REV YORK..
49, AGENTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES, ETC.
an GTua1
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Decisions Of Judges "a the Bible
QaestiGn In Cincinnati.

CIEcINNATI, Feb. 15.-The Judges
of the Superior Court, rendered a de-
cision in the case involving the read
Ing ofthe Bible in the Public Schools.
The action vas to dissolve the iDjunc-
tion heret fore granted, restraining
the operation of the Resolutions of
the SoAool Board, providing that the
reading of the Bible, and all religious
instructions in the Public Schools
shsll'Bot be permitted. Judge Ho
gans held that the provision of the
Constitution recognized the religion
of Christianity, aad acknowledged
that religion and morality were nee
essaTy to a good Government, end
that the State used religion as a
means TO promote a good Govern
ment, and therefore the exclusion of
all religious instruction from the
Public Schools was contrary to the
provision of the bill Of rights.
Judge Storer concurred. and the in
junction was made perpetual. Judge
Taft dissented.
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OONsU1TPrTON.

The Three Remedies. "sCuENcHis pur.
EoSIc SYRUP" for The cure of C0nuhs
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con.
sumption. The peculiar action on this ninds
icine ripens the ulcers Ia the lungs, pre-.
notes the discharge OF iho corrupt matter
by expectoration. Furiaas tha blood. anf
thus cures Consumption, wneu every olhe.
remedy fails.
"EchenoK's SeR-Weed Tonic br tho
cure of Dyspepsia or lndigesi ION, and nl
diseases arising iroTn debility. This tonic
tnvigorates the digestive organs, supplie.
the piacs Of tle gastric Juice when thai
deficient, and then enables the pau 81 g.
digest the most nuirlelous food. It is r
sovereign remedy for all cases of indissss
ton.
"SchenCR's Mandrake Pills, one df fh
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being vegetable substitute ror oaiumel
and haging All the useful properties as.
cribed 70 that mineral, without producln
any OF its injurious effects.
To these thlee medicines Dr. .. #
SehenCk, OF Philadelphia, owes hla un-
rlYaled success iu the Treatment of pu
monte Consumption. The Puuuonlo syrua
ripens the morbid matter, discharges it
and purlhes the blood. Tho Mandrake
Pills act upon tile hver, remove All OBJ
structlons therefrom, give the organ
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint
which IS Oas OF the most prorniua ttc cause
OF Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic IuvIgorates the
powers OF the stomach, and by transthon-
ing the digestion and oringias 1t 90 nor.
NAL and healthy condition, Improves the
quality OF tbs blood, Dy which means thr
formation -af ulcers or tubsrclgs in tha
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF aese medicines, as thus ea
plained, " tourC every case 0f onsump.
tion, II thor u.edles are used ln lime ans
the use of the IS poiRevered 10 sufficient
~ ~ bring the ca Q 10 O favora bic term nna
uon.
DR.. Sohenck'A Alnaunc, cor talninga fuH
treatise on he various forms ol diseHs
his mode Of Treatment, and general duees
tions hos b. use bis insdicino, can 30 he'd
gratis or sent BY mali by addressing hia
Principal Ofiiee, No Is Sorlh sixth stree
Philadeiphi1, Pa.
Price OF the Puimunic Syrup and 8e
weed Tonic, each u 50 per bottle, or 8l 10
half Dozen. Mandrake PILLS, 26o. per boz
For sale by al dIuggists and dealers.
GO For BLACK WORMS aud pINpTI.H
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HedIOck.

INK BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY. -Esssys for
-tre 5feu, on the honor and happiness
-ssfrfoge. and the evils and dangers of
Iitn sanitary help fcz tha at
ra u ~ rnaD'a true position in 4ife.
.-le 10 sealed eEVoiODes. address.
ffef8 c&Hgm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

THE Office of Mayor of Cairo is beg
ging for a candidate. No one seems
disposed to assume the burdens for
the emoluments.
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HARTFORD. Conn, February H.
Postmaster Whitaker, of this city,
has received dispatch from Special
Agent 3. IL. Camp. informing him
that be has succeeded In arresting the
defaulting Money Order Clerk. 2. B.
Hathaway, in Iowa. near the Mime
sota line, and that be viii bring hin
10 gonneetieut as soon as the proper
papers can be procured.
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DAHLY eBOURNA Al
WEDNESDAY, gEBRUART IS. 1870.

THE New Albany Ledger re-
ports three cases of deleriun1 trenaens
10 that city within the past week.
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MUSICAL GOODS.

~. WARREN. Tdo5- COSY SofON
No. G1 MAIN sTBEEF.
"a gRE.N IL SG<sS Z = "a j q y .
DEALERS IN
f4N0S. ORGANS. AUSiC
AND Musical Goode OF all kinds.
se.s by naaJ prom pity attended r..
-atI H.
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OTTAWA, Feb. 15.-ParliameLt as
sembles to-day. One hundred and
fifty members have arrived.
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ST. JoHSs. N. B., February 10
John A. Muuroe was hanged this
forenoon, for the murder Of Catha-
rlne Wait, his mistress, and their
child, in September last. He left a
written confession.
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BUFFALO. February 15.-Commo-
dore Stephen Champlain, the last
surviving officer Of the battle Of
Lake Erie, is dangerously i'll.
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For RENT.

zE GEn BLUE WAREEH0 USE.
It he's lately been fitted up as re-
dting house, and its arrangements are
tpiete for that purpose For terms, ap-
IL MARTIN, GARDNER q CO.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-A bill
was introduced too day for the appro-
priation of million and a half for
the first railroad completed from New
Orleans 10 Texas. The members Of
the Legislature received a circular,
signed by order OF X. o. L., warning
them of swift punishment if they
countenanee the financial frauds and
permit them to become a law.
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&c For BLACK WORMS aud pIMpLI
on tie face, use PeTry's C0nletf0yie 0ao PIN.
pie Remedy, prepared 0niy uy Dr. N. 81.
PERRY, 10 Bond 8ffcet, New York. Sold
every where. Tue Trade supplied by whole
sale med lclhe dealers. tmolT d8m HpM
50 10 remove MOth-hafcues, FrCckiff.
and Tan from the face, Use tcTTV'8 Moa.
and kTeokie Lotion. Prepared only by If.
h. q. fEHt4. 500 by all druggists.
nOvE dim 5pN
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-The safe
in the house Of J. s. Clark was blown
open and robbed Of $4,000 Sunday
night.
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r LIZ g e a 2 II.
W. eshinGtou and New York
I ems

Fitz Johu Porter's Case.
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New Bacon Hams.
CURED, AND VERY NICE;
.s O, New Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef
ef Tongues, at the
NEW YORK GROCERY.
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nRHBtnV.

BAGS, OF EVERY GRADE AND
VARIETY.
priyne.......... ........f pounds for 81 90
1e- #ontn IN -..--.-.-.---..-..0 pounds for "a GU
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E.eRsi Teas !!

nnn WORTH OF EVER
4HSSA kind and quality, from
p0Gnd TO & % for best Gunpowder.
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5IGGE RxES.
Sugars.

HHns. NEW LIAM ali
grades. A good article, lbs. for 81.
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GENERAL GRANT IN CONaECTlCUr.

Arrangements for the Visit to Connecticut
Receptions mt the Allyn House and Ex-Goy-
ernor Jewell's.
The Committee of Arrangements to prepare for the
visit of President Grant and family to this State next
week have completed their programme. EX-Gov-
ernors Jewell and Hawley will meet the party at
Jersey City on Saturday morning July 2, and after
breakfast at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, they will leave
New York between eight and nine O'Clock by spe-
Clad train for New Haven. Short stoppages will be
made at the principal towns Oh the route and the
train will reach
NEW HAVEN
about eleven O'Clock. Here the programme Is not
yet complete, but will probably com prise visit to
both branches OF the Legislature and Governor Eng
lsh but as the party Will stay IN New Haven only
two hours. their reception will have to be short.
The party will leave New Haven at O'Clock, and
arrive
IN HARTFORD
about two O'Clock, when General Grant and family
will at once proceed without escort TO the residence
about four O'clock viii be escorted to the Aiiyn
House. where the President will receive the citizens
for couple OF hours. In the evening Governor and
Mrs. jewell hold reception In honor OF Mrs. Grant
from halfpast eight to eleven O'Clock. Sunday Will
be yassed quietly by the President, and on Monday
Hartford and Providence road, for Woodstock.
The train viii stop at Vernon and at VIII
i lin IIs At painaed he win be net by
II. Cleveland, Esq, S chairman) and accom-
panied TO Putnam. where formal escort to Wood
stock Will be provided At Woodstock he will be the
guest OF Mr.. Henry c. Bowen. In the afternoon, at
one O'Clock, addresses will be made on the public
common by General Stewart L. Woodford, Benjamin
+. Butler, Henry Ward Beecher and probably Others.
In the evening the President will go 10 Norwach
the guest OF Senator Buckingham, who will throw
open his house to visitors on Thursday he will pro-
coed to New London, dine at the Pequot House at
five O'Clock p. NJ, and that night take the steamboat
train for New York.
The Governors horse and foot guard the City
Guard and probably the Putnam Phalanx will act as
escort TO the President to ana from Governor Jew
IN hn A ~
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,


SATURDAY, June 25--6 +. NJ.
the downtown early closing movement for Satur-
day afternoons has extended TO the Gold and Stock
Exchanges which were closed promptly at three
O'Clock this afternoon IN pursuance OF resolutions
previously adopted. A small group Of brokers con.
tinued dealings on the street ana In the Gold alley
afterwards; but no transactions OF importance
occurred subsequent 10 the boards, the excessive
heat driving many OF the leading operators out OF
the street early In the day.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE sTRoSG AND ACTIVE.
The foreign exchanges were stronger and active
large sales occurring after the departure the
steamers. 1t seems that the frmness In the price
OF governments as compared with gold, has pre-
sented the temptation OF a small profit on sales OF
bonds held abroad, ana hence some of the foreign
bankers were selling ve-twenties, intending to bor
row for delivery until the arrival of the bonds
ordered from Europe, and for which they Will pay
with bills OF exchange bought to-day. The sudden
export OF nearly $6oo,000 specie by to-day's
steamers also shows that the decline in gold
brought In a number Of mercantile buyers
who found it safer TO their remittances the
present price OF gold than the risk. remote 1t
may be, OF such accident as occurred last sum
mer when the Fisk party put gold to 1885, 10 the great
loss OF hundreds OF our merchants The result OF
chs activity was an advance OF an eighth per cent In
sterling. The final quotations were as follows:-Ster
ling, sixty days, commercial, 100 O l09H; good TO
prime bankers, 1929 109s4; short sight, 1lob
al04; Paris, sixty days. $40 5.l6A; short sight,
5.l6Ss 5l34; Antwerp, $40 5.l6A; Switzerland,
$40 a1oA Hamburg, s5sl a61s; Amsterdam,
40% 40 Frankfort, 4ok 40%; Bremen, 1874
q 79 Prussian thalers, 1919 71ss.
GOLD STRONG AND STEADY.
The gold market has been frmer to-day although
the earliest price was ILL.,, the lowest since March.
The opportunity to cover outstanding speculative
sales has been taken advantage of by many VINO
had been "bears since the turn OF the market from
lis, while the merchants have also bought largely
TO remit to Europe. The effect OF these influences
was rise Of quarter per cent-viz., to Ill Lat
which the market closed strcng this evening, the
large shipment of specie by oys steamers assist
ing its firmer tone. The course OF the market Is
shown In the table,
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,TOCKs DULL.


The stock market was extremely dull At the
opening 1t was heavy and prices declined. The rally
in gold exerted sympathetic influence ana prices
recovered and closed steady. Wabash advanced to
81 on the discovery that the new shares Will be re-
tanned by the company and used as the con-
sheraton In payment for the contemplated
equipment Of the Decatur extension. New
Jersey Central rose to 1925 from 1919 and
closed at lO9x. Atlantic Mail declined to 3lA
Panama sold at 100. The Board Of Directors have
declared quarterly dividend OF only two and one
half per cent out of the earnings Of the road for the
three months ending 3oth inst, payable on and
after the 5th Of July next. The transfer books
were closed this afternoon, and will be re-
opened on the morning Of the 18th proximo.
The following were the closing prices at the
last session Of the Stock Exchange:-Canton, e5h
O 6s1s; Consolidated Coal, 20; Western Union, 342s
35z; Quicksilver, ~ Did, Mariposa, OK bid; do.
preferred, l41s 1915 Pacific Mall AZ AK; Atlantic
Mall, 31A 31l; Adams Express, 60 coz; Wells
Fargo Express scrip, 2% a 81; American Express
Al a 4s; United States Express As bid; New York
Central consolidated 952S 959s; do scrip, OAK; Har
lem, 1891 14O; Erie, % 241S; Reading, 1914
I07X; Michigan Central, 124}s a.126; Lake Shore,
osX 90: Illinois Central, 1885, Cleveland and Pitts
burg no. Chicago and Northwestern, So S32s do.
preferred, SS2< SS%; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, 80 s1A; Rock Island 116X III;
Milwaukee and st. Paul, e5ss 6575; do. preferred,
500 81; Toledo and Wabash, 5614 SOY; do. pre-.
ferred, rs II; Fort Wayne, 95A bid; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, 372I a S7h; Delaware and Lackawanna,
ex dividend, 1041s a 1861; New Jersey Central,
1857 100; Chicago and Alton, 119; do preferred,
1lSA bid; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 11sx 1lsX;
do. preferred, 119H 12O; Iron Mountain, ASK bid;
Boston. Hartford and Erie 3% a; Columbus,
s,n;oo and Ind a
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tho folIo,unn shows the highest and lowest prices
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING BE
l. tween the undersigned under the firm name OF G.
T. Lousbran NO. West Washington Market has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent All existing debts against
the firm will be paid by Thomas Loughran, Dated June %
1870. CHARLES LOUGHKAN.
THOMAS LOUGHRAN.
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TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE AEMPT ATIoSs
TWELVE T1MPfAIIcNS,
TWELVE Tn fPTATfONs,
TWELVE TEN PTATIONS,
IN consequence or engagement O, the csA'brated
MADAME KATE LANNERS
IlENNOlSE BALLET TROUPE,
numbering 80 beautiful accomplished arIsts svho hav
ing crnted the Widest enthusiasm every prncpA capital
Ia Europe VIII arrive ia the United States and
make their nrs appearance IN this theatre
EMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, Ara
FOURTH OF JULY-EXTRA GALA MhTlNtas.
seats secured In advance nj Once.
schlrmsrs ,0i Broaawsy and Erie Railway Ticket Okse,
corner Twenty thrd street ana Broadway.
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In the gold loan market l.32 and 1-64 to Monday
and "natr were the rates for borrowing III transac-
tons for the Clearing House. After Clearing House
hours three and four per cent paid for carrying
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows:-
Gold cleared. sos, $50 900
Colo balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1852 062
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 2,9503T
The European steamers to-day took out $594.SOo IN
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MONEY EASY.

specie.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was without change, and easy
at three 10 i've per cent call loans. The prevail.
ing rate on governments was three per cent and on
stocks four. Commercial paper was reported little
drmer for the longer dates which are likely to
lap the interval to the advent OF active money the
fall.
THE BANK STATEMENT
The weekly statement Of the associated bank
shows loss In reserve OF million and half OF
dollars, including decrease of about million legal
tenders. The deposits have fallen OF two ana half
millions, that the surplus reserve has decreased
less than million. The banks have increased their
loans about three hundred thousand dollars. IL
would SEEM from the statements OF the past few
weeks that the banks have passed the climax Of
their strength Of reserve, and that the slow move
ment which Is now making OF the old grain crop,
together with the prospective demand for money In
connection with the new one, will entail steady
drain of irregular and varying proportions upon
their until the crop movement ceases. The
statement compares with It's predecessor as fol
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J T Ib2 CANAL sTREET-H. sALOMON BUYS, SELLS
n advances literally Personal Property of ever
description. Business confidential.
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At 1,272 BROADWAY BETWEEN THIRTy-sECOND
N Thirty. third streets, up sairs.-Money loaned
personal property Of every description Same bought and
sold VIM A. GLOVER
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VIZ r. GRIFFITH's TABLES AND COMBINATION
w Cushions only be bought al his factory ~ Vesey
Secoud hand TableA Tor sale And taasa repaired