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FLEEcED and Wool Hose, at Davis & Cos.

From Alex, N. Doughty, NJ D., late one Of the Med
ical Directors U. 5. A., Newark, N. j.
"Raving made acquainted with the com po-
sition of the preparation known as SozoDoNr
have for some time past permitted its use in
my family, where it has given entire satisfac-e
ton. It is an elegant toilet article, well wor-
thy of the enconiums it has received"
"SrALDING's PREPARED GLUE"
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct 26.-Cotton unsettled and lower;
sales 522l bales; MiddliDg uplands 16tc. Flour
sales 1890 bbs. State and Western rmer; State at
500 @ 80; Round Hoop Ohio at 90 "a 30; West
ern at a q $50; Southern at SIS. Wheat dull
sales SO, OU BUSH, nd a &c lower No. Spring at
IS q So; No. Spring at 81: new Winter Red
and Amber Western at Sc q At; White Michigan
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" ASH IN sAHON,
EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY FOR i

EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE
WASHINGTON, Oct. ga large public meet
ing was held at Lincoln Hall tonight to ex-
press sympathy with the French republic and
the suffering French people. Thos. j. Durant
of Louisiana presided, and speeches were made
by r. T. Merrck and A. q. Riddle.
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A CASE OF LYNCH LAW.

New ALBANY, Oct 26.-Two prisoners we're
taken from the sheriff near Orleans, Orange
county, Ind, last night, by party Of one hun
dred armed and disguised men, and hung to
the rafters Of = covered bridge. The victims
have lately been engaged in robbing farms near
Orleans
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 26-The capital removal
convention adopted this afternoon, with one
dissenting vote, resolutions in favor Of the re-
moval of the capital to the Mississippi valley,
to some point as near as poss BILE to the centre
of population Territory, production and trans
portation, with reference to the future as well
as the present demand Of the nation, and op-
posing further appropriations for new build
ings in the District Of Columbia Joseph Me-
dill Of Chicago, Horace Greeley of New York,
q. Stevenson Of Kentucky, VIM. Burwell OF
been appointed to memorabilia Congress ct its
next session in favor Of the passage Of reso-
luton authorizing the appointment Of commits
sioners to examine al questions Of removing
and the location Of the capital, and 10 report at
an early day. An executive committee Of one
from each State and territory represented has
been appointed to take charge Of tho whole
subject and call conventions and employ other
means ~ deemed best, aud Is organised with
E. b. Harlan 81 Illinois, President L. ".
Revis, Secretary, and Sllas Bent. Treasurer
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CALIF0 MNlA.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-Gov. Haight has
been urged to call aa extra session Of the CAL
ifornia Legislature
The Oregon Legislature adjourned tonight
sine d,e
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CAUTIoN!-In our changeable climate.
coughs, colds, and diseases of the throat, lungs
and chest will always prevail. Cruel con-
sumption will claim its victims. These dis
eases, if attended to in time, can be arrested
and cured. The remedy is DR.. Vistar's Bal
sam OF Watd Cherry ocd25-eo( &W1w
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FINEST and largest stock OF Coral Jewelry
ever offered for sale in this State, at McDufee's
to-day. Call and see.
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You will ALWAYS find the best assortment of
Hoop Skirts and Corscts at the lowest prices
in the City at Anderson'., 1873 Congress st.
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SPECIAL attention Is requested to the winter
arrangement of trains on the Grand Trunk rail-
way, which goes into operation next Tuesday.
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RIcKEH's stage well leave Baldwin daily,
same as usual and connect at Gorham with
the Portland & Rochester Railroad until fur
Their notice. n
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. Patrick Leonard. Intox-
ication and disturbance Pleaded not guilty. Decis-
ion, guilty. Fined 50 and costs.
S ate vs John Coban. Truaucy. Pleaded guilty.
Sent to the Reform School during minority.
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THE match game of base ball played on Sat-
urday last between the third nine of the Sem
mary B. B. c., and the second nine of the Pr
oneers, resulted in the defeat of the latter by a
score Of 80 to s; the item which appeared in the
Argus being a mistake,
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AFTER this week the steamer Lewiston will
make hut one trip per week. See advertise
ment o.
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CUSTOM HOUSE. On and after to-day all
persons making payments to the cashier at the
Custom House will be required to bring with
them the exact amount of money they intend
to withdraw against, as the cashier will not
hold in trust any balances for future with
drawals as has been the custom in this and
all other Custom Houses.
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M AIN e.


AUGUSTA, Oct. 26-The annual session of
the Grand Division Sons of Temperance of the
State of Maine commenced in Gardiner this
evening. There il very large attendance.
Many prominent members Of the Order in and
out of the State are present.
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The wooden pavement is a great improve
ment. but the viands at Webster's saloon, I'M
der Fluent's Hall, are positive Injuries.
seDt21pOdtf
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TENNESSEE k.

THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 25-The Jnterna'iona Di-
vision OF Locomotive Engineers has adjourned
and will meet next year ut Toronto.
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GOOD for cold weather are the Clouds
Breakfast Shawls, and Jackets that are selling
50 cheap at Anderson's, 1888 Congress St.
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Ertef lettings,

We are indebted to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j.
Hall for slice of the bridal loaf Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall were married only few days since,
and to sho W their regard for the bridegroom,
the ladies Of the First Baptist Church beauti-
fully decorated the sacred edifce with flowers
on the occasion of the marriage ceremony.
U. S. Bonds were quoted in London ysster-
day at so Is, Ss IL aud 90. Gold opened in
New York at Ill 10 and closed at 112
A dispatch to she Merchants Exchange YES
terday stated that the brig Monarch, from Bal
timore for Portland, was run into by IN up
known schooner at Hampton Roads, about the
Oath inst, and had her jib boom aad cat head
carried away. She was being repaired.
The Allan mail steamer Moravian, from
Quebec, arrived at Liverpool Oct. oath.
The houses Nos. So and 60 Lincoln street
were sold at auction yesterday by f. 0. Bailey
81 Co., the former to j. G. Colesworthy for
$1,000 and the latter to w. Il. ferris for the
same price.
The fishing fleet are nearly all in and are
winding up business for this season.
The new brig Matte B. Russell was launch
ed from RusselPs ship yard, in Westbrook,
yesterday. and brought to Central wharf in
this city, She is q fine looking craft of about
400 tons burden, and is owned by j. s. Wins
low, r. M. & J. G. York. A. Pettengill, A.
Waite and others, and is fitted up in fine style.
She will be employed in the Cuba business,
and commanded by Capt. Joseph York.
All Masons in the city are invited to the ded-
ication of the new organ at Masonic Hall this
evening.
The weather was pretty cool yesterday the
Thermometer indicating As deg. at noon, and 40
deg. at p. m. 1t was bright, windy day.
The Weber Quartette serenaded several of
our citizens last evening after the concert.
A milk team started on its own account for
the foot of Union street yesterday morning
and running along Commercial and up Park
sffasf ~ led with a lamp post, upset the
'alsql eOaee N AMI filling the street cutters
V u a,fik
The gsl .tes yesterday seized large guam
10y of liquors at the shops of Martin Clary and
John Hawley on Commercial street.
james Taylor, the English comedian, assist
ed by company of first class artists, proposes
to give two refined drawing-room entertain
ments at the Portland Theatre on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week. The com.
pany is very highly spoken of by the press Of
Canada and the British Provinces.
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PROBABLY DRowNRD.-When the st. John
boat arrived at her wharfin this city early yes
terday morning the Waterman ON the steamer
New Brunswick" heard a sound as if some
one had fallen off the wharf into the water and
Immediately afterwards a gurglipg sound as if
man was drowning. He gave an alarm as
soon as possible but it took some little time
owing to the confusion that attends the arri-
val of steamer with the noise of esca ping
steam, hacks moving about, and the landing of
freight and baggage. Nobody was found and
no one missed, although some lunch was found
on the top OF one ofihe spiles to which ropes
are mad" fast as if some one might have been
waiting for the DO It and taken his breakfast on
the spot. Yesterday the dock and its vicinity
was dragged but we could not hear that any,
body was found.
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tst Priv ate Sale.
u. s. M0rshnJ's Sale

UNITED STATES OF ANFtICA,
District Of Maize. IS +
DURSUANr TO an order OF sale TO me directed,
Il from the Hon Edward Fox, Judge of the Unit
ted S aies District Court the District Maine,
shall expose and offer tor sale ut public auction,
TO the highest bidder therefor, the Juow ng proper
ty, at the time and place as follows:
At Blddelord Pool, Saturday, October Goth, at
IL o'clock NJ, a certain Scow, and two Floats, with
all the t'ekle and appurtenances thereto belonging !;
the same having been ordered to be sold, anu the
proceeds disposed OF according to law.
TeIms OF SALE Cash.
Dated at Portland this 18th day of October, A. d.
1870
S. S. MARBLE
oci2di5t u. S. Maj shal District of Maine,
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LADIES MeriDo Undervests, at Davis 8 Co.'S.

GERMAN Corsets, white and drab 73c a pair
at Anderson's, 1888 Congress St.
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q. s. Senator L. NJ Morrill,, who has been
confined to his room seriously sick for several
days, and visitors denied admission: is pro-
nouuced by his physicians to he much better
fn-d2
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GEORGE W. CURTIS, ESQ,
OF NEW YORK,
Wednesday Evening. Dee. Ia.
DANCING Or.

fE1HE last half OF Gee s. IIarndens first term OF
RANGING School will commence on Friday Eve
ming October 2Sth, and continue every Friday eve
ming following.
TERMS: For six assemblies IS per couple, or
single gentlemen 81, Ladies' 81. oe2stf
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Young HEADS ON AGED SHoULDEBs-It is
no longer ]oathsome task to darken gray
hair PHALoN's VITALIA, On SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, effects the change without any un-
clean accompaniment. 1t is limpid, clear fluid,
and has pleasant aroma. The number of ap-
plications determines the shade. No sediment,
no sickness, no darkened bottlesi
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
ers oct25 eod1W
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Coal 81. Randall, McA' lister & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Opening Ball. :. Fluent Hall.
Vocal Music. G.. G. Adderton,
Horse Fair. -. Thursday aud Friday.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Grand Trunk Railway. :. Change of Time.
Inland Rnnte to Mt. Desert and MachiaS.
Prot ate Notices. Edward Il. Staples.
Carpets, &C.. :. g. Jordan.
Notice. N. Ellsworth & Son.
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THE cArIrAL-nEMovAL CONVENTION.

1884 majority. Official, for Secretary of State
aud the rest Of the ticket about the same The
Prohibition ticket received 1900 votes.
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KID GLOVES, at Davis & Co.'S.

If you want bargains in warm winter Hos
iery, Gloves, and Under Vests, call at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress St.
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THE members of the Haydn Association are
hereby notified that until further notice their
rehearsals will take place ON Friday evening
of each week.
Per Order OF Government
oct26 At A. M. SMITH, Secretary.
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REsIGNATIoN-We regret to learn that Miss
ANGELA A. Small, in consequence OF illness, has
been obliged TO resign her position as Assistant
teacher in the High School. She has been en-
ployed in our public schools for more than
swenty-thres years, and in the High School
since 1866, having, previous to that time, been
Principal in the Willis School. She is one Of
our most valuable teachers and the regret is
universal that her poor state of health should
require her to renquish her duties as a
teacher. Her resignation was laid upon the
table at the meeting of the School Committee
last evening, without any action being taken
upon it.
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Alt az tt g 5S Red and Amber Southern at 30 for
Wcstepn 1 1s c lower; sales $4,000 bush. Mixed
"A ~ 5f az ~ s Soc Oats without change: Ohio at
ness at 70 ~ q p Co., prime at p 90 Ia % So Lard
AZ sse. Bner steady; Ohio at 20 % S5c State NJ DC
dull Carolina at "a g. sn Ts,ein Tree at SIC Rice
10 q l01c Mnscoyado at "a 1OIc far 10 tod e9 at
ing at 81 @ 0c; No II Dutch standard az G1a N
al Stores-Spirs Turpentine lower at dat g. t Hiix
quiet at IS q 90 tor strained Petroleum nnie,
crude at III e ne; refined at 2ae Talow dull at
at 30 a 41c; California 90 "a 324c. F1eghts 10 fivor
pool firmer; wheat "a 9ld.
NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Auction Sale Of Coai-The
regular monthly sale of Scranton Coal to. day was
$4,000 tons sold. at the following prices:
Lump S37l4 "a $780, Steamboat 50 q So;
GTa.e G 1 Egg 81 20 S9ss d sdG5
prices is: Lump 16Ic; Steamboat 26Ic; Crate 32Ic;
Egg Coo; Stove 36le; Chestnut 214c.
CHICAGO, Oct. 26-Four steady; Spring extras
at 65. Wheat dull ana lower; No. Spring at O13
Corn lower; No. Mixed at sic Oats lower; Mo-
at sac. Rye advancing with fair demand; No.
az Sgc. Barley firm; No at SOC High Wines dun
li1c. Green meats-shoulders re; short ribs HE;
hams hams l2a Live hogs at 40 a 90 for fair to extra
J., Receipts $500 bbls flour, 100000 bush. wheat,
5000 bush. corn, 900 bush. cats 6 900 bush rye,
1870 I, bush barley, $4,000 hos.
90 nad 5000 bbls -four, 10000 bush. wheat
ao,Ou0 bush. corn. bush. oats, 5000 bush. rye,
$1,000 bush. barley, - hogs.
CINCINNATI, Oct 26 = Provisions Equet and un.
and unsettled al 81 q Soc
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Cotton quiet and weak:
Middng uplands at 16lc
hoBILE,oct. 26.-Cotton very dull and nominal.
SAVANNAH, Oct. &C., Cotton lower; Middling u1-
lands at l5,c.
CHARLESTON, Oct. &C. = Cotton duh; Middling
uplands at 15Ic.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Oct. 26-tl.15A. M.-Consois 921 for;nor-
ey and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-20s 1862. SOL; do 1866
old ssl; do 1867, 80; u S. lCi0s SIT. Ellie 1s3; Iii
nois Central ia.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 26-i1,15 a, M Cotton quiet
and steady; sales TO- 900 bales Middng uplands Sd;
Mlddiing Orleans DID, Corn 292s a SOS. Pork lO7ls.
LONDON, Oct. 26-4 80 P. M.-Consols 92s q 92J for
money and account.
American securties-U. S. 5-2os dun; 1S62s 80;
do 1865 old. IS i do 1867 90 U. s. 1O-l0s 81. Erie
shares 1Sa Illinois Central shares III. Atlantic and
Great Western shares 20.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. &c 43O P NJ Cotton quiet;
sales 10000 bales: Mid Hing uplands 81 a 81. Hlour
2ls 81. Spirits Petroleum II, q lil, Spirits Tur-
pcntine 2Ss 81.
FRANKFORT, Oct. &c. = U S. 8 90 bonds opened
quiet at 50! for 1923.
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4. %. BAILEY Il 90, Auefioueeps.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

10y virtue of power of sale contained ia the will
- oil Caleb ADAMS, late OF Brunswick. in the
county OF Cumberland, deceased, recorded in the
registry of probate tor said county, will be sold at
public auction, on Wednesday, the I'd day OF No
vember next at three 49, O'Clock p. M. lot OF land
twenty-five feet wide on Daniorth street. in the city
OF Portland, running back about ninety feet to q
court 10 feet wide, gether with substantial three
story brick dwelling house No. u fronting on Dan
forth street thereon; also small stable fronting on
said court The house is supplied with water from
Sebago AXE and with gas MIXTURES, and the city are
now extending the common sewer TO the PREMISES.
The terms OF sale will be one third OF the purchase
money at time OF sale, and the balance secured by
mortgage of the premises, payable sem-annually in
Boston, at the rate OF 10 per cent.
Parties wishing to view the premises can do so on
application to f. j. Rollins Allen Hanes Esqures
OF Portland,
JOSEPH s. DEAL.
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School Communicating regular monthly
meeting Of the School Committee was held
last evening.
1t was voted to emoloy native French
teacher ia the High School.
Resignation of Miss Angela A. Small, As
sistan5 teacher in the High School, was re-
ceived and laid on the table.
A patition OF the pupils Of the High School,
that the com mittee will provide for Instruction
in music in said school, was referred to the
Committee on the High School with instruc-
tons to report to the Board.
The subject of teaching drawing in the
schools was introduced by Rev. N. w. Taylor
Root, and was referred to a special committee
consisting OF Messrs. Root, Smith and G ordon
Bills to the amount of $1,000 were nassed
upoWand accepted.
Resignation of William e. Gould. ESQ as
member of the committee was received and ar
cepted. Mr.. G. resigns in consequence of be-
ing non resident
M. L. Stevens, Esq, offered an order chang
ing the time of the regular monthly meetings
of the committee to the fourth Monday in the
month, which, under the rules, laws over until
the next monthly meeting. Adjourned.
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~ta E5r's les
Horse at Auction.

AN Saturday. Oct 29th at IL O'Clock A. NJ, In
OMarket Square, we shall sell Bay Horse, about
years old, weighs about 500 lbs, which cme into
my enclosure about two months ago, and which
Shall sell tor expenses.
PLUMMER JORDAN, JR.
+. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctoneers. oc4 I'd
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FROM INCREASED PHYSICAL AND MENTAL
STRENGTH of persons who use FELLOWS Con-
POUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHospHITEs, their aug
mented faculty of endurance, the regular and
healthy action Of the Heart, Lungs, Stomach
and Bowels, and their improved appearance,
demonstrates in thousands of cases within our
knowledge, its powers of restoring the great
sympathetic and muscular system ON which
full and healthy development depends is GER
tain. oct25.d8sw1W.
$4,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
of DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery for q medicine that will equal il in
the cure Of all those diseases for which it is
recommended; among which are severe, acute
or lingering Coughs, Consumption in its early
stages, Bronchitis, ''Liver Complaint" or "Bil-
liousness" Constipation of the Bowels, Loss Of
Appetite, Scrofulous diseases, and Skin dis
eases, as Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches and
Boils. 1t is. sold by druggists.
oct25th-eod1w tu-th-sEw1t.
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M. IL. "A glance at the interior OF City
Hall last evening was sufficient to assure the
curious that the entertainment offered to our
citizens was proffered by the Mercantile Lib
rary Association. for every settee was filed on
the floor of the hall while the galleries were
packed with the lucky possessors OF reserved
seats. L. was glorious opening of their twen-
ty-hrst series OF lectures and concerts, and
they have reason to be proud of their audience
The Misses Beebe and Bull are not unknown
in this city, for they were INTRODUCED to Port
land by Harley Newcomb at his concert in the
early part of last winter. The favorable i'm
preston created by them then was increased
by the proof of their abilities exhibited last
evening. Miss Beebe's voice is of admirable
quality, good compass, and very flexible. In
response 10 an encore of this "Nightingale's
Trill,' she sang "Serenade," by Goulard we
think Miss Bull possesses very pleasing
mezzo soprano voice, which was displayed to
good advantage The interest of the evening
centered in the Weber Quartette Club of New
York, whose voices blend together very nicely
and which are all of the pleasing quality. The
audience were little apathetic the first part
of the evening ewing to the absence OF popu-
lar airs, the music consisting for the most part
of the poetic, dreamy compositions of German
composers like Schumann and Meyer, but after
the song by Miss Beebe they were aroused to
enthusiasm which eliminated in a storm of
applause after "a Thousand Times was
given in response to an encore, by the Weber
Club. The gems of the evening were the
Mendelssohn Quartettes by Misses Beebe and
Bull and Messrs. Bush and Beckett, and the
final selection Of the evening. Altogether it
was very agreeable concert, and we are glad
to hear that the W cher Club will visit us ae ain
after Christmas. Mr.. Kolzschmar accompa-
MED the artists with his usual ability, which
needs no praise from US, and played "Noctur-
rus" of Meyers most delciously.
The Lecture Room Gazette is very great
feature of the concert, and the new fence at
the foot of the grand staircase is q great i'm
provement, for which the public are indebted
to the exertons of Mr.. J. NJ. Gould.
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E O II il IG N .
Prussia Longing for Peace.

Dissatisfaction eUith the Govern
m1eHt.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Afternoon.-The stringency
in Money to day centinue abated till late in the
afternoon. when 1t relaxed little and leans were
made As low Is per cent. thou per cent. was the
lair averAHe rate at the close of banking hours The
opinion is already entertained in some quarters that
the lC cklngup movement is failure, but should the
strngency of Money continue, and the ring push OPP
erations, the intervention of the courts will probably
be sought.
Gold closed firmer and more active at 1921.
Interest disbursements to-day amounted TO $if6-
43a.
GoYernment. closed dnli and stea Ix