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DYSP PSlA.
Dyspepsia Tonic

WAfnefH DybpepsIA IOh1c IS pre-
pared expressly for Dyspeptics and those
suffering with habitual Costiveness. 1t is
a slightly stimulating tonic and a splendid
appetizer; 1t strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs to their health.
state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic per-
sons should use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA
Tonic. For sale by druggists. Price One
Dollar
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GLADES HOTEL,

OAKLAND NJ. D.,
A popular Summer Resort and Resting
Place for Travellers, on the b. & U X. X and
at the summit OF the Alleghenies.
aprl9 JOHN DALEY. Proprietor.
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Goshen Cheese.

1an BOXES EXTRA RICH QUALITY,
lUU Just received and for sale by
janis VI. REILLY.
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EN- M ENACOCUE.
For Ladies.

For Ladies.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Agents for
Warmers Remedies and Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 50 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
MCLAIN BROTHERS., Druggists, No.
Washington Hall. mail
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OrFIcE PEABODY INSURANCE Co.,
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. Z, lS7l.
UyHE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
i have this day declared q stock dividend
Of ten (l0 per cent upon the capital stock
(sl25,000l ont Of the earnings for the past SIX
months y. c. ARTHUR,
| jsns Secretary.
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IiNpsLEY INSTITUTE
DAILEY'S CITY HOTEL

WHEELING, W. VA,
OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
and nearest First Class House 10 the Rail-
road Depots. JOHN DALEY,
Proprietor.
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virginia Tobacco.

Virginia Tobacco.
IN CADDIES "LEADBETTER'S NAVY
4O Is and rs.
"a Caddies "Gamble'." Bright Navy ~.
"A "G. A. Strong's" do Is- p
5 Boxes "Leadbetter's" Blk los.
10 yellow Jessamine" Twist 3.
10 u. NJ. Booker's' Bright Lbs.
10 &" Apricot do do
.Gold Bars do u.
30 Csses IF. g." Smoking, rs, rs and lbs.
KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
.Monitos.r
sRussell's Banana" l0s and Navy.
"Merrimac" Navy lbs.
s..Grape Juice" Blk Ls.
Peach Blossom" Bright ~
We have all Of the above popular brands
of Tobacco on hand, bought low aud for
sepS MAXWELL 4 TINGLE.
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EUROPE.
King williams Proclamation ON
Assuming the Imperial Crown.

LONDON, January IS, $50 P. M
King William has issued the following
proclamation at Versailles on the oc-
! casion Of his assumption Of the Impe-
rial Crown. He Gays: In consequence
Of the appeal Of the German Princes
and free towns for us to restore the
German empire, after lapse Of sixty
years, we announce that we consider it
our. duty to the fatherland to accept the
Imperial dignity. Henceforth we and
our successors will bring to the title Of
Emperor OF Germany the hope that
God will vouchsafe blissful future to
the fatherland, and that under our aus
pices its ancient splendor may be re-
stored We partaks of the dignity con-
scious Of our duty to preserve, with
German fidelity, the right of the Empire
and Of its members; to maintain peace,
to support and strengthen the indepen-
dence of Germany, in the hope that
the German people will reopen ever
lasting peace within our boundaries, the
fruits of their bloody battles, and be
safe against the renewal Of French at
tacks. God grant that we and our sue
cessors may protect the Empire, not by
warlike conquests, but by the work OF
peace, freedom and civilization.
English Parliament PrOrOgued.
LONDON, January 20-l0 P. M.-The
proroguation OF Parliament until the
9th Of February is gazetted
The adjournment Of the conference
on the eastern question is confirmed.
General Faidberbe reached Fins on
Monday
Yesterday there was an outpost skir-
mish near Bapauine. Stores at Arras
are being removed to Lille The French
hold st. Quentine.
Belgian troops are moving to the from
tier
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Health, Location, Soil, Etc.

The elevation Of this county (it bein4
situated upon what Is termed the table
| md of Cumberland MOuntain.) gives 1t
superior a,'yantl- eS il" point of lra til.
freed. IN the matt. from those miasmatir
4, i,ra es which are to he encountered in
some OF err portions of the State. Tie
l,rgrr portion Of this county is II level
plain. we'll watrrel. and sufficiently unuu-
iLtiny to drain it.. The (urpbrIlan MOul i.
tain. lifting its LOFTY peaks along the ntirt
eastern lOr,lrr Vt our county! is scene
both picture sque and grant, The soil is
generally Of q At cl.arn' ter lnown as rea
land. with a clay tonnlat;O which makes
tpr cx auSted or worn out lands -uSrrpt-
| 'le OF ring reality ant. easily improved.
Corn, cotton. wheat. rye, oats and barley
III y ir grow prof ably Atr'. Glover
does well he. e. as the many luxlriant iirl'is
which abound will fully Attest. a great
variety Of vegetables may h. grown here
in the greatest abundance. and p rlaps is
not surpassed for tie rev ING Of fruit by
any other portion Vi II State.
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Night Scenes in the Bible.

Many OF the most affecting and impor-
tint scenes dcst rihrd in the Bible. trans
pir,d under TIE splrnt!orS of oriental night.
So'lcm and Egypt. BrerSle, u ami Babylon.
Carmel and GiQOa. Olivrt and EmlnM,ls.
Jerusalem and the sea ofGalilce. have each.
ty night. teen witnesses Of the pow or and
glory OF tie omnipOtcnt Jrl Ovah.
Tie author of Might Scenes in the BIZ
bic" has followed the shadow of night
across the landscape of divine revelation.
and grouped togetl cr the sacred scenes
which aie made awful or impressive by
tire mantle of darkness.
lie has succeeded in bringing to light
new and beautiful gems from the mine OF
bible truth" and has produced II delight
full volume The leading clergymen of
the country have given it their most cor
dial approval as a 'cllarming" and "in-
striictiIe" work.
The style in which 1t is published excels
amy thing it has been our privilege to px-
anime. Tie steel cngravlngs by the first
artists OF t, e country are perfect ''gems Of
art" We have space to describe hut two
OF them. The first Is Tie Night Watch
in Mount SER" Beside one of the noun
tain passes. with grand peaks towering.
cra4 upon crag. on either side, stands the
w~atri-tower. with its solitary Waterman.
Just through the pass can he seen the
first bright StreakS OF approaching Gavin.
1T the foot Of the pass, wholly shaded by
the overi,anging crags. Il party Of travel
ers are cncamped Tiey cry out to the
Waterman: w tchman. whit of the
night" and dow Through the pass Gomez
rrvrrb"rating that cheering cry: THE
morning rOnrth." Again we pass on
90" n t.r ages to the time when the luny
~lo"ked-for morning had come. anutlt son
of right, business had arisen with healing
in His beams. Before us is q lone noun
tain side. ard Il PROSTATE form knerlin. on
its uncUsl Tened rock. The pale moon.
beams creep among the rrags. just reveal
ing their lnrrennrSs. tie stars shine diinly
overhead; a huge n%ight-birl flaps his
wings and alone breaks the stiffness of the
nit night h, ur; hut glory surrounds the
l0wly fOrii-it Is Jesus. tor lit came. to
pass in those days that lie went out into a
mountain tn pray, and continued all night
in pray rr I o God" 1t Was a sublime scene.
awaken the most drvout reflections.
We love to dwell upnn the scenes por-
trayed in these illustrations; and We reel
that no one can fail to he benefited, 10th
by these truthful and impressive pictures.
and by the earnest words of the writ, r..
Let parents. WHO wish to have their chill.
drtn love tie Word OF GO,. and UNDER
stand its lessons of wisdom and love. Sc. rr,
this volume. and give them free access to
its pages.
tH J.C. Mails, Esq, Agent for Frank.
lin County.
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Railroad Facilities.

The county Of Franklin Possesses snpe.
riOr advantages as to railroad facilities
The \ ahvillr n Chattanooga Railroad
one Of the principal great tnorUngIifare.
'nftlr S0utll, runs through til. county nesr
lis center from North to South; tie Win.
chester 4 Alabama Railroad runs tllrougl
IT, ounty from east to west, near the ba,,
Of the Cumberland Mountain; and the ~.
vance Coal Company's Railroad inter.
-erts the Nashville " Chattanooga Rail
road ut CUwal.
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phy StWs Dssfr,y their lOuRp,

Cos iveness an.l its scronpanvii {
OWLS re The main rarsP Of snws de-
s,royinl their 70 ng-nnd lrolr
food l. Il e preventive aud w~,
have never kno'n Il sow to ~
her pig, in aotuma. "tIcn running I
l,rpe With p!rnN Of green foo In
with hardly any exception, sows III
terlng III The spring are troubled v IT,
costivcness which is freq thy So 81
we're as 20 BE- acrumpauri t., ih1m
ed eyes, gIeat rcstlessnr,s Hud olurl
sigu> Of sulf, ring. This rrs,lcs-ncN,
sometimes increases ill it amounts Il
frenzy. ! have had th"m srome &,
savage rs to attack me tipr, ely, tboU!i
al Other time, perfectly gentle lFno'
stopped this 'rsuzy may increase Wit
the pains OF lal or, aud tie SOW vii
tDen destro! her young, or any o'lrl
liv ng thing within her r'acli Cnr'
tie uOst,ycncss, and this rcsile-sirs'
and irritation will he vuctd; nnj II
she was q good ntt"ied sJw, she vii
hecon, pu!e, and gen lra.ain.
CrpL FGad ID the Cure As II j.
usually scarce at this season, you
ought to provide Tor the emergency hN
saving roots to ted to them. For
merry ! used Iotat0vs for THIS purlos'
bat since the potato rot commenced |
have used suLar hrtts. aud always
have some on hand To feed to my sOws
for s,yrrai act IS bel, re they cOmc ia
They are very fond OF them, aud eat
them grccd'lG ruS. A hall peck or
Uorc a day, with but little other TODD,
vii! keep SOW III the finest condition,
Potatoes are a, good, and carrots
larsnips, mangelwur zcl, OF turuip5,
vii 40, iut it ma. lie r'crssarl u
,En. ~ Gaia. ,L.. o;,L ,,h.r
.,., -, -,
lid ,,, ,.t ro.,r, ,o suI,,,,r ,nd
ci,. Lo.,. ,o,J,oroo,,,l twin. mr.
hire. times :, week Tor several week.
before litt,ring. Give niso Il little
,,ou.,,j oo,..io,.it,. mad o,w.vo 10.
L;nj and o.r,,. +, ,h,.m and n, ~ w,l
.u....,u,, ..u.,,.i,, h,a
,., TI,. ,. ..,, 49,
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StaCUeIS.

Thi. is nm inhammatoEy disease.
SiYgeers are usual, the qucnce
OF improper feeding, or rather Of m,.
wholesome food, NJ bad or foul lay
or ruhk grass: and llc cvid, nliy in
duc.d hv IL cause which Impair, tie
digestive syaten, AID leaves the sto
mach Il stem lei with unll4e,tel foot.
Iuls disease is called by \ variety OF
names, rs lcthargy, ap"pirxr, epilepsy,
vertigo. commissions. Dc. II presents
i,srif under two distinct iruu,, which
nay lie described as sleeping stagsers,
ami mad slaggers.
When the sleeping staegcrs attack n
horse, he hangs his head us if unable
10 noll il up 10 dull ami inactive. and
frequently falls asleep, even while eat.
Ing. aud with the food in his mouh
he reels 81 stapgcrs about, ~ if intux
tented, and sometimes falls down in
sensible the ewes Sppcar watery and
iHfamed, aud often, as well as TIL,
mouth, have u Sellow cast about them
the ulSe is very unequal, now slow.
and then quicker than usual. When
to the watery running OF the ewes and
the deep slupor Win b attacks the
horse, these are succeeded hy larux
isns OF violence and lelir.uIn. the an
imal pIunsiny about, AMI heating him
self against whatever stands in his
way, q Wild and unconscious took IN
his countenance, the disease may then
lie termed mad stasgcrs, inflammation
of the brain being now presrat.
The best remedial treatment for
this disess. in either state, il rariy and
copious bleeding, taking fr"m four Ia
six quarts at once, and agaiu in Eve
or s:x hours. IL necessary. Beat W.
into . ball. the following ingredients.
and give il Immediately after blcc'-
ing:
Aloes. two drains; Calomel and
sssafetida, each two dIams.
The following puIgative mixture
should BE- given Immediately after thu
ball:
Aiocs. seven drains; Casiil" soal
and ginger, each Two drsns EPSON
salts, four ounces
The sloes and ginger should be pow
de'sd togAher. and when we'll mixed.
With W. other inggsdieu,s. in . pint
Asd . half ~ ses:ts.i sjurss 'h'
vheIs shSsa w pinutrs. and give il
n~uh~sssD-Anss. esoek Jeasss4. III
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Manufacturing Facilities.

tn" manufacturing advantages of our
county. in the way OF water power. are
equal perhaps to any in the state. Elk
river courses its wa, Through the county
near its centre. from east t., weust. u strcain
large Il slough. and aforhiny u sufficient
amount of water ut all seasons to run a
vast amount of machinery all the year.
upon which there atr 81 me fine locations
fo' manutm turing. Very superior water
power Is al'O fund upon almost all the
tributaries Of this river-BOiling f0rn,
Town Greek. Beams Greek. etc.
TIE timber ulOn the table lard IL mostly
T. t different varir, les ut tie Oah. riu smut.
and hichroy. In the river bottom lands
II envrs aie to To- found the poplar. ma
pie beech. hlack walnut. etc. Indeed.
there is rO scarcity OF timber in any part
OF this county. = il eH'ii 1| 80
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PUBLIC EOhI:UIAG ROUSE.

Mrs. y. 4. Carter notifr. the public that
~ ha. rented the Sims Tavern House,
and will rec, i've transient, Day. aud r'sil-
lar carriers, on rriisnna' ir terms. ~ i
ltring upta' cstatii.l mrnt IN good style.
auo asks u liberal patronage "i the public
rel,
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Household Bible Devotional
and Practical.

The Illustrated Folyglot Household Bi.
bic, containing the Old and New Tesla
M mt. with marginal readings and an or
iginal selection OF" references to parallel
and illustrative passages, together with a
concordance. u complete index and concise
dictionary Of the Bible; also. n Family
Re, ord. and many valuable trratises and
useful tables. designed to promote and IA
ililate the devotional study Of the Holy
crlpturrs.
Illustrated with finely executed maps.
teel plates. and engravings from Original
rawlings Of places connected with remark
able ey,nr- mentioned IN the bille.
~ZElILER. MCCURDY n CO..
l30 Race Street, Cincinnati
sF- j.. {. Mial. tsq- Agent for Fran. LIN
( Onnty.
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M" YORK August 10th, IN,

S1w YoRz, August 10th, IN,
Allow me to call your attention "a
preparation Of COMPOUND
Extract Buchu.
The component parts are BUCHr inv,
'LEAFCUBEBS, JUNIPER prpp,r,
MopE OF PREpARArioS.-Bucbr t..
no: Juniper Berries. b. istillali"mn nvac'
n fine in. CuhrbS Xtrtctej Il, H. lOra
ment with spirits o tained frcn 'Slaat'
Berries; very little sugar is ,."i '"NIyt
small proportion OF spirit. i, /, n m" ana
atatle than any nov in use. "Vc p%'
B!lciu, rs prepared tiy Druggists ia =,
darh colot 1t isa plant that emit IL,
GRANGE; the a, ton of IL flame drstroM, "a
(its active principlt). leaving A ,"Esis V1
gIutinous dccoctidn.' Mine i. t II"a'N aAi
mgr dients. The Puclu in nv ,, ,"@rol
ton prelom mates; the smallest nn
OF the OTHER ingredients are addpft I.
vent fermentation; upon Inspection !, m ps
he found not to be II Tincturp, as m"L"N
IharnacOlua. nor is it Il sy,u,",
therefore can he uset, in eases w., ~ r. m|l
or inflammation exist. In this, y,u | Wv,
the knowledge OF the ingredients and " w
mode II preparation. WV "'
Hoping that you will favor it with , nj.
al: and that upon inspection, it Will me-,
with your APPRECIATION. ~'
Vita u feeling OF confidence,
am, very respectfully.
IA. Il. HELMBULD,
$3.50. s@ Wemta dbl Lruwis
tna sg. -" IL 1eaa' A4l traa.
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Helmbo!d's Fluid EEtrac! q
Buchu,

In affections peculiar TO females, IL me
qhalled by any other prrval "ti'n. rs N
CiIlorusis. or Retention. Perfumes, or
Suppression o. Customary fvarl,atlon''
liberated or Schirrus State tte ltra''
and all complaints incident 10 tiie SEX, "
TIE uccllne Or change Of life.
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From the Largest Manufacturing
Chemists in the World

"NoyEMBlR 4. lsN,
II am acquainted with Mr.. n. T. Helm.
bold; he occupied the Drug store oppos1
my re idence, and was successful m 60 .
ductiny the business where Others lad n ,
been equally so before him. | have be- n
fvOra' is impressed win lis character and
enterprise
WILLIAM WElGHTMAN.
Firm Of Powers &~aWri.lfrman.
Nanuftt turing Chemists
Ninth and Br0wnstrcets, puiladrlp ia
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HelmbolGs Fluid Extract ucha

Is the great specific for Universal lasi
tudc, PiOslratiun. exc.
The consultation. once affected witt Or
ganic Nr;ikness, requires t.e al ii Me-,
cine to strengthen atu ~nNiSorate the
ten, which iiELMbOLD'h kNIRA,I
LItlll invariably Goes. II 10 lrcatm Il
Is submitted to, IUnsNmYtion oE iIS~h"!
eiiolcs.
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Use Helmbold's Fluid Errr'
BUchu

In all diseases OF these organs. whetl'f
existin. in male or female. from ".atr',l
cause originating. and n" matt'r Of new
long staining. 1t is pleasant in taste NV
o,'Or. "immediltr" IN action, ana lnFv
strcngtlenipatha any Oitlle preparations
OF Bark or Iron.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
The COTTON MOVEMENT.
A PEyERISH MEETING AT THE COTTON Elk
CHANGE.

The peculiar Importance OF t0-davs elections has
excited an unusual interest throughout me ranfi.
cations OF trade AMI finance With scai ce'y an ex-
cepiion the business marts and exchanges OF our
city have suspended business for the purpose OF
giving careful attention to the elections. Yes
terdaS u largely attended meeting Of the members
oi tile Cotton Exchange was held aud vote
was taken upon the question OF al ourn-
ing from Monday evening until Wednes-
day morning, which generously resulted In
favor Of uujOucning. This placed the Cotton
Exchange upon ihc liberal basis OF the Chamber or
Commerce, tue Groccrs' Board OF Trade, the GOld
Stock, iro luce, Naval Stores ald Petroleum Ex-
changes all OF these institutions having previously
decided 10 adjourn. The opposition, however,
though considerably In the minority. was violent.
both at the meeting ana thereafter. The puDltc
spirit In which The mcetng certainly convened was
freely denounced as partisan and the notice
OF political matters as beyond the confines
OF the cooperative capacity OF The Ex-
change. strongly worded, but weakly
signed protest. urged the uncOnsttutionallty OF the
meeting from beginning to end. Vice President
James L. Wenman, who had presided ar the meet
Ing, subs ,qn NIL, defined the points OF law In tile
ca e. ny winch IL appears that the Exchange can as
any noce adjourn, but that the entire suspension
OF business, IA the stopping notices or delivery.
marginal certificates, &C., can only follow previous
notice vi six days, aud then only upon tWUthlrds
vote
BY the action OF yes erday there Will be no new
transactions allowed upon the floor OF the Ex-
change, anu any new business cOnslimmateu will
partake Of fugitive ,ture.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

The LivOniu Rcrudtatcd.
To THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON Standard
SIR beg to object to the word International,
sucn term IN the United States II not IN this
country. implies match between the fastest and
best yachts OF England and the United States, or .
trial OF SKIN between the two countries in the build
ing OF swirt yachts IL Is fact well known to the
yachting men in New YORK that the Livonia Is very
that she mas been badly beaten by many yachts this
season. BUT II Is not known to the general public in
the United States, or even to The people OF New
York. II the owner OF the Livonia chooses to match
his yacht against the yachts belonging To yachting
men Of the United states let the match be called by
ITS proper name. IL Is q private match, certainly
not an international" To sail an International
match when the skill IN naval architecture. ana also
fastest and best yachts would be selected. Such Is
certainly very far from being tine case in selecting
the Liv0nia; and, being Jealous OF England's re-
nown as q naval power, !, as well as many hun.
dreds object to the race between the Columbia and
the LivOnia being termed On international race"
am your Obedent servant, r.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
A FOR GER CAUGHT.

Long Cnreer Ot Crime.
professional forger, named A. o. Bernhem, alias
Archie atson, alias Cassidy, alias h. =. Stanley,
was arrested yesterday in Eighth street, by o1icers
Elder and Tilly u tile Central ONCE, for obtaining
$4,000 on the 25tn OF October from the frm OF Howcs
4 Macy, No. 30 Wall street. The draft that
he presented and received the money upon frOm
that firm was originally drawn for so BY house In
Virginia. which was IN the habit Of doing business
with Macy & Co. Some time since this same man.
who Is a most
NOTORIOUS CHECK CHAyGER,
was arrested IN Buffalo by the detectives Of tnat
city upon instructions from Philadelphia, where he
had obtained sl 600 forged letter Of credit from
the house OF Clark " Co. he was detained IN the
to make MS escape there the very night the
philadelphia detcctlves went ON u take charge OF
him. Ber1hcm attempted co commit some lOrHeriea
in Washington snort time ago, but was detected
before the money had been paid 70 hiin. On this
LAID rfASs TO CAPTURE
between $4,000 aud S4 200, but through some In
iorupaiion forwarded BY Letectlve Elder his efforts
oil lars found they could not get hold imam
they gave the case TO Officers Elder AID THY VINO
have been after MIN ior some time. Nelincr nau
ever seen he cI2rit, aud the only clue they pos
sent on from PhIiadeipnia Az iney were
gong np Broaiway yesterday they met linn on
the corner OF Fou teenth street, anu VIZ elder fol-
lowed him down to Eighth. where he stopped.
IN ana told him 10 take OF the glove Oh the lett
hand, where he saw lOur india Ink marks, that at
once convinced aim the man before im was the one
soughG after. They then arrested tlc .orser and
taken TO the Tombs tomorrow aud arralsncd Tor
the crime committed III this CITY.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET. | &
MONDAY. Nov. 60 r. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was better, with con-
siderable activity In the market Cotton was
strong, bur without essential change IN price.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy at seven per cent on
stocks and at six to seven per cent on government
colaterals Before the close OF banking hours the
stock brokers were freely supplied ct i've per cent
Loans were made for two days. The banks have
generally notified their customers In Wall street
that they will call no loans tomorrow, election
day.
Prime commercial paper was In better request,
and the range OF quotations for It's discount has
rowed to 0 o 10 per cent.
Foreign exchange was dull on the basis OF los y a
1885 for prime bankers sixty day sterling and
l095s Q lO9x Tor sight bills.
GOLD DULL-lll7s li2S.
The gold market was dull, with ,he fluctuations
confined to range OF only 4 per cent-vl from
ll1T to 1925. The steadiness OF the market seemed
a compromise between the conflicting influences OF
the continual disbursements OF November interest
and Of lower quotations for nve-twenties in Lon
don, where reactOn ls also reported III the new
five per cents, the price OF which shows a discount
OF az per cent The changes OF The day are shown
in the tablet