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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09

TRUE to their proverbial love for the
coIored men,the Radicals OF New York
nominated FRED DOUGLASS as a candi-
date for the Legislature-but took care
that 1t should be in district where he
could not be elected
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
HOLMES al CO.'S
Fluid Eytractof Mexican BuChu

vNTIE PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE
| Buchu prepared i the Mexican Fluid
Extract BUchu, "a positive and specific
remedy" for nOn-rct"ntiOn or iucontinence
ofurine irritation, Inflammation or ulcera-
ton Of the bladder, and kidneys, diseases
of the PROSTATE gland, stone in the bladder,
calculus gravel or brick dust deposit, and
muCuOuS or milky discharges and all dis
eases or affections OF the bladder and kid
neyS, and drOpSical SwellugS existing i'm
men, women or children, use Holmes &
cos. T. luid Extract BuchU.
NOR WEAK NESS ARISING FROM
Il excuses, habits OfdiSsjpatiOn, early in
discretion or abuse, attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms: IudiSpO~itiOn 10 cXcr-
ton, loss of power, loss Of memory, al iii-
Guilty of breathing, weak nerves, trembling,
horror OF disease, dinne>S OF vision, wake
fulneSS, pain in the back, universal laSSi-
tude of the muscular system, hot hands.
flushing of the body, drync~S of the skin,
cruptiOuS on the face, pallid CDuntenanCc.
These symptoms, If allowed 10 20 or, which
this medicine invariably removes soon fol-
lows impOtency, faulty, epiIoptic fits, i'm
one of which the patient may expire. Who
can say that these are not frequently FOL
lowed by those direfui Diseases Insanity and
Consumption Many are aware Of the cause
of their suffering, but none will confess.
The records of the Insane Asylum, and the
melancholy deaths by consumption, bear
ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion.
The constitution once affected with organic
weakness requires the ai ui medicine To
strengthen and invisOrate tue system which
Holmes 4 Co.'S. Fluid Extract Buchu iuYa-
riably does.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09

THE Bankrupt Treasury" story re-
ceiyes a complete ventilation at the
hands of our Charleston correspondent
this morning. Now, what lie will the
Radical newspapers fall back upon ?
Npxt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09

The World says: The last week IN
October was not an average week with
Radical office-holders, but their embez-
Elements and defalcations for that week
foot up as follows:
The indian fraud, details not yet 90, On,
William X Stokes, pension frauds' M ooo
estimated Vo'OVO
V, j. Powell, clerk in the Second
Auditors office, pension frauds, an m,
Robb. Collector at savannah. $1,000
"; oan, at P6i,adeIphia. $3.50. 25l,OCC
Total for week ending Oct. 3l......... SUI ,V'O
This money all comes from the peo-
pie. Not Radical paper has yet de-
nounced these frauds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
,ov b.cl N the impatient Judge.

ney back to the impatient Judge. 1t
appears however, that Judge HokE,
impatient of the mails delays, after
waiting a week or so from the time Of
first dispatching his bill to the Auditor,
forwarded duplicate to TON. SWAMI,
the rebel Radical candidate in this dis
trict for a seat in the Convention, and
of whom the people of this State know
something (and that not compliment
ary,) asking that, if his former bill had
miscarried or not been attended to, be,
Isl would draw his salary for him.
Tom. SWAMI, knowing that the arrival OF
the original illhad been delayed by the
mails; that it was promptly paid, and
the proceeds had been forwarded as
soon as the account reached the Audi
tor; that no warrant has been sent
away from the Treasury Department
unpaid that the Treasury is not bank
rupt, although it was over $4,000 in
debt one year ago, under Radical rule;
TOM. SWAMI, the defeated rebel, Radical
candidate for the Convention, knowing
all this, rushes off with this petty lie
OF home manufacture, and imposes it
upon the probably too willing editor Of
the Journal. hope, for the credit OF
the profession, that this editor was i'm
posed upon and did not publish the
falsehood knowingly; yet he should
have inquired for himself as to the
truth!ulness Of the statement before
giving it currency.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
ELECTION RETURNS.


The elections news still comes in
cheeringly. Have you observed the
immense increase in the Democratic
vote in almost every county Of the State?
The Radical vote has fallen of but
little, the rousing Democratic majority.
being occasioned by our great increase
The villainy and magnitude Of the
Wholesale Radical Acknowledgement is
thus most strikingly exhibited.
! annex the official majority in
Wayne county: Senator-JoEL E.
SroLLINGs, 1913 majority; w. E. WILL
KINsoN, 400. Convention DISTRICT
Judge WARD, S73; BEE, S4j County
C. w. FERGUSON, 526. Our friend c. B.
WEBB was reelected Superintendent Of
Public Schools. CHARLEY is q capital
good fellow and popular, but he could
not carry the Democracy Of proud
Wayne with him against the Conven-
ton.
Lest You should not have received the
vote Of Boone and Braxton add them :
Boone-Senator, SToLLINGs, 427.
Convention (DistricO-WARD, Al;
Bee, 46l; County, W. D. PATE, 42i.
House of Delegates-3l6. These are
majorities. The Radical vote in the
county was about 40
Brarton-Senator G. A. MORRISON,
72G. House Of Delegates-Maior Roll
Tyson, 725. Convention (DistricO-
III; Jackson, III; County HOMER
A. Holt, without opposition.
COUNTY SCHOOL sCPERISTENDENTs.
But four OF the County School Su.
perintendents have yet made their re
ports to the State Superintendent. This
is all wrong and contrary to law. These
reports should all be in by October first,
ard this lack Of promptness on the part
of County Superintendent embarrasses
the business OF the general office very
much. COMO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09

THERE is reason TO fear that martial
law may be declared in some other
Southern State besides South Carolina,
There are other Southern Stares where
instances OF di,order-though rare and
trivial-occur once and q while; and
proc'amat!o ofmartial law would issue
from the President with as much propri-
ETY. as that which he has uttered against
Sonth Carolina. The latter State is now
being punished for alleged deeds COM
mitted months ago, some Of them nearly
a year since, and brought TO light by the
Congressional committee. On the same
grounds Georgia could be made amena-
ble to discipline; and there are ominous
indications that the Administration is
considering the expediency of placing
the State under the ban.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
Refined Sugars

IN BBLs; CRUSHED POWDERED AND
w Grandulated. AM
o. Dds AS "Bs, +" tx. CsD and s.Cs.D
sspB MAXWELL, TINGIE d co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09

COLLECTOR CASEY, OF New Orleans,
the brother-in.law of General GRANT,
and the man who manages Conventions
by Gatlin guns, is on visit to Governor
DAVIS, OF Texas. In alluding TO this
fact, the Houston Times asserts that
Colonel CASEY visits the capital in the
interests OF the President, and that all
the influence of the Executive will be
used to prevent Governor DAVIS from
committing such q blunder as giving q
certificate of election TO CLARK, the
defeated Radical candidate for Congress
in the Second District. Dispatches
from Austin, however, state that DAVIS
has given the certificate to CLARK, after
throwing out the votes Of Washington,
Limestone and Freestone counties"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Cider Vinegar,

"a BARRELS "A. BAIIorr,sp pr1,re,
for sale by 'u'' fecsi'ed AID
- NJ REILLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
TIE RHINE GERMAN AGAIN

70 th,"Edftor Of Thc Tribune
SIR; More than eleven years ago FrOi' James
q MoIat d. d. Of Princeton, handed me the following
acautifl little poem which. he said, was sent To nm ny
the lameutcd Horace Biuuey Wallace. ms a translation
from the German by Young man OF great talent whom
NJ Wallace rcpresented then residing mNew Orleans.
IT, manuscript is however, in the handwriting Of Mr.,
wallace aud Prof Nofat gave il as his opinion that he
L. the author o it, Notwithstanding, Walter Scotike, he
did not wish to acknowledge it. As the Rhine is
por, truly German again than il has been FOR many
tou, ana r,mSin, Nours, respectfully,
ANDREW J. HErRiCk
Hoigort. CoD5,.. Feb -, ISL.
ODE
CN THE RilNEs RETURNING INTO GErMtNN PROM FRANCE
Oh, sweet is thy current 10y town and 10y tower,
The green sunny vale and the dark linden bower;
Thy waves as they dmplc, smile back on the plain
And Rhine. ancient river, thou ri German again!
The roses arr swccter the air is more free
More blithe is the song OF the bird ON the tree;
The woke uf the mighty Is broken n twain,
And Rhine dearest river, thou 1T German again.
The land is ~ peace and breaks forth into song,
The hills. iu their echoes. the cadence prOlOng,
The of che forest take mp the glad strain,
"Our Rhine. oul own river, is German again."
Thy daughters. sweet river! thy daughters so iaif'
with their ewes Of dark azure, and soft sunny hair.
Repeat. :Inid their dances al eve on the plain,
''Our Rhine our own river, is German again -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

mors. Dunay Co. Hsvson Whit. Co.. r. Kinney Co. LArli.
Wright Co., se.ongood Meter Go.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Everett, Weddel Co.. T. II. Hale Co. j. v Painter Pre-.
Brother, Henry Wiek Co., George s. Wright
coLUNBUs, OHIO
B'rih Smith Hayden Hu'ebe'Ou Co., cley Broer
msrciaI Bank
WASHINGTON, DC.
Jay Cooke Co., Pant Washington Co.. Middleton Co.. Rsgs
CONNECTICUT.
Harttord-George P Basel Co Watrbury-Ei,o, Bs,.,~
Company Her-Rarn-H. II Bunnel Chase L Higrn.os r. s.
scranton Go.
WTlmiAOton-R R. Robinson Co.
TNDIAsA
Eransrfk-w. J. Lorry Co. IndtonHposss A. q a..
IOWA.
Keokuk-KeOEuk Savings Bank.
KANSAS.
LeqrcntcorGb-scOtt & Co Lehveawortb SAVING, BanE
KENTUCKY
Louisr'lt--C. N Warren Co
MAINE.
BaAgor-P NJ. BaEe.
observation-disclosures &c.
MAssAcHCsETTs.
gee Bod@rd-s P Bur-.
MICHIGAN.
Dr-Detroi Saving, Pund Association, A. Ives son. D'n
Preston a Co.
4Rany-Thomas squires Attoa-Benedict Do'y BSsob-
White. Bank susD,nsioa Brid1e-wiimer BrObers
OHIO.
4lLns-Grener stssl Co.. B. reeters Son. 'rd'a-Reus
welch Co Claon-Geoge D. Harter Bro STARK Comfy Bart
Iagtou-Hsrshman German " Winters Son Ne~ark-h-Ae
Frakrns sons Robbins Wing Warner Co SiubarHe-k Sf
Tari Co.
PEENsYLvANIA.
floon0-Kerr Co.. ". NJ. Lloyd Co. BeaJoTd-hoHi Shell
g,ue6o.L-wm r. Reynold. CO. Chdubrsbtrg-Anth bder
gl,teter DoyLssoun-J. Hart Co. Ebenorry-LoJe Co.
Fronkin-R Lamberton GrsRsb1g-Loyi Had1 Co HoTNbag
D,uphn DEPOSIT Bank Doughery Brothers Co. Mechanics bhi
Lanoasf,r-Evars MeByoy Co, Reed hGsnn Co. ssa1r'u
p Dick 4 Co Oh Cpy-On City saving Bank R~nora-R T.
Caldwell Co SrasfonGeorge Sahderon Co. Sharon bsat
L., son Co soa>rst-schell KimnelL T1,nie-fansfs
Nseb,u. B.uk Torana-G F. Mason Co.. Pomsro bro'h'f'
T,ro.-Lloyd Caldwell Co. WdshsaJon-sanusl iade" b'i
el,.r-Kk Meve,gh Co. Wil1sbarre-A H. kniey J. v Rel
aflog.
RHODE ISLAND.
Prorbieno,-Gresn a Crsnstou.
WISCONSIN.
Hii,ra.I,,-Csndee Amber Co., Marshall ibley
GEO (. BOUTWELL,. Secy OF Treasury.
PROGRESS OF REDUCTION OF PUBLIC DEBT oF UNITED
STATES.
Debt q, close u Present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

The weekly return of the associated city banks shows
further decline OF 1891 Oj5 in the net reserve OF the
hanks the excess having been drawn down TO Ssl72O,
the fun anay appearing below The deposits are very
heavily increased made chiefly of the increase IN
loans specie and legal tenders The averages OF the
city banks rs compared with the preceding week are -
mder,tated:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

Messrs Norton, Slaughter Company oferto investors
rho frat marriage per cent convertible bonds Of the
Elizabethtown and Paducah Railroad Company az 81;
and accrued interest. The road, when Completed VIII
he 1855 miles in length and connect Louisville ana Pa
ducah two of the most important towns IN the state
Already miles completed and IN successful opera
Opcned to Grcenve. and the whole line will be pushed
fn rnnnlrIOn at early naN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

COPPRF-We learn Of no sy; the general Of III
the reduced supply giving hoer tAe a'.nSr ~s
Flour AND MBALThe activity and buoyancF ths distinguishes
our market e se Of our ' hss bsn followed BY graf.
ity ,nd improvement though have had 70 oe
yarabeness he low and medium grade W. say s-s
b SSars limited owing tle prices insisted on The Tds
AN ne oe. s%s' aSsI. end a s S. '. S S,s
e, n she eal consumption and win The ePSTs, tins 90
b.. iie toward applying The .nt' Of hs y I'll,
Tt, steady depletion IN our stock OF ~" or ~" DOB
hs as ,, S S,,a noe current p for wseas 10 ne edo dss
r here and me fully that Four caano
p' sbot Sr Prce. o. Four At The Sol,.wsi
higher this market and heooe We cannot anc pe ' nee
NIX market .oah Of them bad inquiry for ihr So
an oSs r ali Of s sound Wheat AMI must dpen apol
three months supplies - carry thea TO mex sI'es W h4'
e more hsu eonsrm ~hat previously pubhs s'e
~ -mspi for no iad Sal crime further sdssnee and Dd @su
yery supply Uasouna h1s at,eiej NOR eg9 asa pa
further advance and ind tue iortueht sss desirable soe -.
W H Ssl 20 Corresponding week 1 ,esr inquiry
lee he .voraoe Onys.e aiyes' ron L'slCS a.,
nry active NO and Sgpsrshe are SCARF and an. The ni
sS' Si aS1 o IS 80 g ono Inc liz Sup ~ 2osss
S@'g oo' ..... SSG aouDd-hoop
a 5s1 70 os s55 IEsa r.ae ,sa.. oS g
Tssy 9s $ va" 6ss T ~, ssi s sfli, SD %
wesn seipp.aS EI', '1 ponbIe Extra Do do SG
WbeS, EItrs,..' 200 3 81 Louis, single EIs ,oS .,
loss BIZ 9)H " 49, -, N "a
bntra Amber lnnaus. - Ieuls' lps ~ 80 a :,
Sthen Flour Is rm the lennl moderate the me nan roo.
a. Fsmv plenty. the market closes stronger sle MOI
-, Give. the a es are 80 bblS We quote: -
R,i Aer and tieogetoWn. mired 20 good sup 70 ~ -
Hslt Aex and Georgetown. bIra AID Family ! va
Fr,dsucksburg Petersburg C0anty.........' %
Richmond country EItra.. -
;so,s. and Tennessee. EI and Io@
Ry Tnur X dm lair bgSnfSs DONG Vie Sles are AZ no
aeS4s,t
Bncsbe,t Flour and less phSi Ne quote a. - va
Ia, St,te and 81 l0Q 80 ~ for Pennsylvania -,,,
Corn Meal stronger good request ihe 's's ar % 0'
MOI MI lse, - oa - Corn Meal Brre. - 50 -
Cor MAJ Western. , 20 4. Meal Brwe p q ." Y "
Corr Meal West. ". j5d Z On ~ FL "a, a
Rs1 Meal-We quote follows; Fine White. ? 80 -,
Fine yellow 58a ~ 90; Coarse 81 'S9si o. ''' MOI v
= 40 aud Ground Feed 81 41a - ~
- w. ~ E.poKr, siNcE sEPr. ! 1870. TO pArE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
THE MARKETS.
lc,r.,uIl, Renorl.a tor TEE rElsr,Er

SArrRDAY harrh Z. ri
ASlRs-11e receipts TO-DAY Y pkg Pos moeraey s' =
,nI ,ead quot .s0+ 2j Pearls dull and nonna
- 1jd - 5 .., ,.
T. less actyeho-r~ al wiling ser--
decline 81 = n th lover grades There Tar
bg.r,s for forward DELIVERY lower Saies lei evening Of o.
~ bales Tor April. J. as II lbe Jc
bale, for Nav 1870 b4es ~ June - % l5oNit ~
hale. r Juv 40l4 l6c and 100 bales 0r Augnt AZ "a Ilo@
4l p1 ,osiay bales o March 81 lJl 3c 500 eaies, ~
Ami At 3 q6aI3c % hsle- for MAY Is, qijtc SO bs 20
m lime a ~ July Al - l5lbc, and 100 BAH, or
August Al ic total hs spot lb hsss n"a hs'
m evening" including ll5 bales Tor export, 10 oars Tor osspu"n
nd bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

Coleman Benedict's closing quotation, were

The suboDed table shows the highest and lowest prices
OF active stocks and United States securities made dur
ing week we'll az the closing prices OF each al the
aa,es entioned including also gold lTen-For-
, are opoted er "A per cent except on Feb 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
The days transactions at The United states Teasry

The money-lenders, notwithstanding the very large
and increasing business unable 10 place their surplus
balances at higher charges than and per cent on APP
proved coatera the closing rates to-day being ana
per cent at which borrowers freely accommodated
In the outside market, prime business paper Is In good
demand at the going rates which the following l. the
I,,afs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
We repeat the following table, showing the progress IN
he reduction Of the Public Debt OF the United states:

Total amt mist charge III 6t,u5l l2i3gg5o Sll4GJ2 J
Secretary Boutwell,, to-day directed the Assistant
Treasurer at notify the holders Of per cent
certificate, OF March , 1861, and july %. 1858. that all
such certificates bearing date from October t. 1867, 10
December IT, 1861, inclusive, OF the denomination Of
g. o each between numbers s6l and 1g9 aud OF the de-
nomination OF $1,000 between numbers 40 and 1910 will
be- paid on presentation at his Office and that from and
after the 10Th April ISL such ccrthcates will cease 10
hear interest and will be longer available "a portion
Of the lawful In possession Of any national bank
inc association The aggregate amount Of the ceItif
Gates above described il >2OO00D.
There is further falling or in the receipts Of cotton
for the week at the ports. which is not unreasonable
boeyer rs the climax has doubtless been passed and
fine receiJtS for the future Will maintain declining
average The receipts all the ports l269j bales
against m bales the previous week The total receipts
since Seuteber 1870 GIG bales against 21s95l3
bales for the corresponding period last year showing
increase of 72slU bales in the present crop The exports
from All ports for the week 1l.S72 bales, against
a 800 bales the same week last year The total exports
for the expired portion Of the cotton year are lss305
against l22sOl4 bales for the time last year.
The State bond market again firm and fraction
higher The principal strength confined To Virginia
skies new which p per cent To g. and In South Car
nas which rose 10 GO for the January and July issues
while Georgia seyens, gold. declined per cent TO 93
Tepnessees and MissOurS Iseady. The following
tho rid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
The relation existing between the total reserve OF the

Ti'i'-'''
The suppostion in quarters that the advance IN
the discount Of the Bank Of England and consequent
dcarer money there would somewhat initiate against
our National securities in London rather checked any
movement early yesterday; but late in the afternoon
and today an active inquiry reported and prices
took higher position The market closed strong Fisk
4 Hatch reuort prices at 4 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06


vREIuUrS-Wth supply Of room on btfiA s1i .i 90
rates have continued lul and heavy ami business na' - Th
lined engagements Of Gram ls uri4sna W,t M Leroo
a, s051,. bale. of Cotton 80 0a'lt y" ga 30
IN NJ IS oil London and 10 Antwerp snail ' OF i"
%; " ~ as,, e,n. ssi prices steady. We quote 81 = "
far Sbnpnx ami 81 2jd I'll 20 for Retail iots v 'Sc m
Io II n for ov-r quiet bat price, IT neo'
We quote At 81 o0d 81 o. i"i Long A'N " '' - N
,tpS n,r.e, . Moderately aelvs and Prices ,sy' "
..ate Se~ Al a and 800 for Old gvSihs
4GRi Or Wheat the werk has been ehs'
,r drgr,e OF activity and much YarsbieneS ne '. al
time 10 without n' appsfrnt eA9s as s zoe a.,
~ ~ nont and IN anad,, renders certain iat ih' hs'
Middle stats. Canada amer the L., Of Nay must dered orr NJ,
Wrs supplies 10 carry ben % thr mex eo
a., Is,. "a, d.. have surplus II m0nsnt for eITrt 80
especially o Winter % rhch Nerr prui
,ar h,n nal crop The Caierns aa ''fl
br receipts kranrsco the ls OF h'i' an,
draeieucy 300 90 bu.he sompsf~i Niih - i ,i
op of White Wheat descient 'han AMIR ih ' M.
aft largely speculative fha
Snuug nhch stock mainly consss our mris h,gh,
than Flour steadily r~ocug ocsi ace ur
sud Svuhera drman', Pfe.shi sspp"
With material r-inciiou nsnd frght a. COS l a. ysr
the month. sut win lower h""ifiu
nsys ~tpot trsle anticipated Tor ."d '} 81 III
reduced sock this week about llfmS 'a'1 an Srnrs
of Sound less han las 20" bushels 49, vrs.,i
toasy for Wines. there l,T irmand hut sais eoi - .ksh
rrpool advice. holders slysnc~l their pres "a arr
siye ths s., md ,,p6pf 20 Sprnx msiny foe erl' w
M 9nO h,sh At ~ t59tl ~ tor Oh Ni.sf AL o,
= so Sr No ChiesSo SPrns n 'o,st ,so,Y ~ ~
% Ma N.,.,e, dot III 6ig 81 ga TOR s~ls wsss ~
: s7a : 90 fer Amh.r ~ oSdsl - o WIZ 80 n,nb
~ 650s Ok for Aubrr d" osfe' A.. N. asmsud PET
uu sls ,A - are laOOO bash Nes Ohio 1t
siorr ami zoe aaati All wrstrrs ~ go - . I'm s aues
.h p. sna "ns, ,ss.se the demand eosshra 70 p
n, ,.,s are 50 ese ba.k MiIedn @Sse' Aa''A
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY MAkCh o. Io1I.

us,cs,,i. f2I BANKER 4 Brokers Atso ~
American BIchsnge. ...li5f
Railroad bonds were moderately dealt in at STEADY
prices The chief demand for Central Paehcs which
sold at 95log5.. Union Pacibes were steady ROCK
Island sevens sold OsiS9s, and st. Louis aud Iron
Mountain frss sold at s94. The following were the
bids: or, -,
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CIV hank shares were quiet small sales of Bank OF
America al 1906 Commerce, 49, Continental, 49, Park 49,
Central National lOit; Merchants Exchange lolf ana
Merchants and Manufacturers ~ l"E Inc Following
fa.l f1s
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Ncw pnblicailcns.

A MEXICAN PH0TO-LITHo0GRAPHiC w.
N UFFICE has been removed 10 No. iO3 fultonst III.
REMONAL.