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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

The Cambria Iron Works. destroyed
by fire al Johnstown, Pa, Monday, was
the largest establishment in the world for
the manufacture Of railroad iron. Sew
eral years ago, while the Union Pacific
railroad was in course OF construction, the
Cambria Iron Works turned out every
day five linear miles Of railroad bars, OF
two and half miles Of frst.clas ntlwsy
track. This was equal to a manufacture
oil something over two hundred and fifty
tons Of railway bars every day, or seventy.
i've thousand tons, as the annual product
Tor the three hundred working days in
the year. To accomplish this, together
with the auxiliary operations Of the
company, required a working force,
of nearly four thousand, OF whom
about twelve hundred were at work under
ground in the mine The whole number
of employees in sll probability represented
not less than three thousand families. en-.
bracirg twelve thousand to fifteen thou
sand persons. Indeed the greater part oil
the population Of the fourihing city oil
JohustowD, with its twenty thousand in.
hAbitants, were in some degree Connected
with or dependent upon the works.
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WHEN II. EDMoSD ABOUT was dis.
charged from custody. the German judge
made him somewha: solemn speech on
his narrow escape. With the vivacity Of
his race, n. About replied that his i'm.
rriIoament would make his newspaper a
grand success, would sell thousands Of
copies Of his new book, would make him
sure Of an election 10 the National Assem-.
bly, whenever be chose TO run. aud would
make his views in general, and especially
his attacks on Germany, Of vastly great.
er importance than ever before The
Chicago Tribune commenting on this
notes that the truth Of what n. ADoU7
says Is recognized by the English press
with gratifying unaninity; but strangely
enough, 1t says, that press seems to be
equally unanimous in failing to see that
the course Of its Government OF late to.
wards English and Irish agitators has
been like that Of Germany towards N.
ABOUT, and is. therefore, equally foolish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

lTp surprising how much amusing
reading can be found in GREELEY papers
only week or two old. Here, for ex.
ample, is choice m0rsel which the n
7. Tina resurrsca from the World o.
Oct 6:
"The Jig's up with our friend Grant IL
Pennsylvania. His State Commute there
b.wls fraud and the TTm<1 trots out the
ever bleeding Southern black. Thest
dramatic incidents are never brought e
the front until defeat stares R4dicalism in
the face. Buckslew is as good as his Ell
csllency the Governor Of Pennsylvania
sad the only question now is as 70 the ma
tority with which he goes in"
That question about the majority wa
rather more = vital ons than the Rord
supposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17
A KanawhG CattIs Tale,


(Efon Ne Chatioltoa courisF)
Greenhrier In . great country for rails.
ing eAtne cheap On account Of its excel
lent pastufage; KAnAWha d not quite %
much 20 n that respect Tor reasons url-
necessary here to recapitnlAte. There.
lore, n g not unusual 70 see cattle meT.
chants rom the former section down
here In kAnAHhA, buying up our floating
STOCK Of that character and shipping II 70
Greenbrief 70 raise and Iatten Tor market
Not long since, when the weather was
extremely severe with cold, one ol these
cattle buyers came 10 the residence
Of . large farmer In the lower end
OF the county, near the Putnam line,
and made Arrangements 70 purchase q
considerable number OF head from the
farmer. Il being late, however, the in.
speeton Of the stock was deferred until
the next morning. Breakfast over, the
dealer and farmer were about TO proceed
with the work Of examination Of the herd,
bat a the bottoms at that point are very
wide-quite 8 mile-snd In 4 very I'M
pleasant condition also, for travelling pur.
potes, the two agreed 10 examine the cat.
lie througha strong field glass.
This was done, and q conclusion In the
matter having been arrived al, the pul.
chaser was upon the point Of taking pos.
session OF his stock, when TO his surprise
he found number Of the cattle mire6 in
the deep alluvial soil Of the intervales In
that locality, frossH to deGth
We suppose the moral oil this incident
Is: Never buy cattle through q telescope
at over three quarters Of mile distance.
A nice kind Of q climate in the Kama.
wha Valley when cattle freeze to death
early in October. A peculiar kind Of
weather, too, which Is cold enough to
treeze cattle to death but not cold enough
TO freeze the mud.
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Nr. GREELEY announces his willingness,
70 take the stump again, If it is considered
advisable. This is certainly very kind OF
him; but We really. do not think that we
ought 70 ask it OF him. 1t is not necessary,
and after the great services thst be has
rendered in his western trip, especially at
Pittsburgh, the mos: exsctiDg Republican
must admit that the sage has done his full
share towards the election Of the man who,
be declared, never had been beaten, and
never would be. And besides, 10 be per.
fectly frank, we are afraid that, after the
election, Mr. Greeley will demand an Of
fee, on the ground that he has done more
than anybody else for Grant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

The SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION
The election 10 South Carolina yesterday
was for State officers, Legislature and
CongFessmeu. As noted yesterday, there
was no Democratic State ticket in the
field, the contest foc Governor being be.
tween FRANKLIN ]. MosEs, JR, regular
Republican nominee, and REUBEN Tox
LtSsoS, boiling Republican. Pour nf the
candidates on the regular Republican
ticket, including Governor, arc co!ored.
The Republican candidates for Congress
were: At large, R. H. CAM; Firs, Dis.
Elct, JOSEPH Il. RArNEY; SeconG, ALoxEo
J. RANsIER; Third, R. B. ELLIOTT
Fourth, ALEXANDER s. WALlAcs-sll
eolored but WALLACE. The only Demo
cratic candidates for Congress were LEVI.
E. JOHNSON, at large, and B. F. PERRY IL
the Fourth District. The Legislature last
chosen was composed Of 1875 Republicans
and 20 Democrats. Thirteen members o.
the Senate held over, leaving II to be
elected yesterday. The Legislature Will
elect an .. s. Senator to succeed Hon. F.
A SAWYER. The people OF the State also
voted upon two amendments to their State
Constitution. One provides that the State
election shall hereafter occur on the same
day as the Presidential election in the
years In which it is held. The other for.
bids the General Assembly to create any
debt, except for the ordinary business Of
the State, without first submitting the
question at general State election and
obtaining in It's favor the votes Of Two.
thirds OF the qualified voters Of the State,
Each Of these amendments must also be
ratified BY twothirds vote Of tho next
General Assembly. At the time Of wri.
ting this paragraph we have no news as
to the result Of the election.
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FrOude, the English Historian In.
teFYiewed.

A New York newspaper reporter has
interviewed james Anthony FFoude, the
English historian, who lately arrived there.
Froude remarked upon the few ragged
and squAlid looking people found here in
comparison with the number In Europe.
he said that in the meAnest streets every.
body seemed TO him comparatively wen
dressed ToutchiuS upon England be said
thatshe had . great future as well IS q
great past EnglIShmen had no less energy
pluck, yigor and enterprise than their an.
cestorA He thought ii remarkable that
abe should hold IndiS, q country Of one
hundred and fifty million people, with bat
sixty thousand soldiers he considered
the British navy IS never in 50 effective Z
condition As at present he said that II
took him twenty years to write ishistory
Of England, and that he was compelled 70
travel over the greater part Of Europe 70
collect his material. he considered the
English nobility no better and no worse
than any other class Of people, but that
they are bred TO incidence and versed in
the art Of doing nothing. In regard TO
their wealth he observed that although
many were immensely rich, the expenses
Of their estates absorbed the greater por.-
ton Of their incomes, and he presumed
that none Of them had more than $780,
900 year left for necesSaries and luxuries.
Dickens, be asserted, lett $4,000 and the
profits still to accrue from the sale Of his
novels He considered Motley superior, as
q hstorion, to Prescott, and took mach
interest in Bret HArte, whom he thought
. man OF genius.
In reply to question as to whether he
thought England would ever become q
republic, Nj. Froude thought that Is
everything was to pass away, the Engli.h
monarch would do the same, and give
place to another form Of government, but
that the present government was practic.
ally as free IS that OF the United States,
and was not objected to by the great mass
Of the people. The people had no i'll will
toward the nobility, and 1t would be i'm
possible to get up mass meeting Of any
large size Tor aboliShing the house OF lords
The queen was the most popular sovereign
since the days Of Elizabeth. What the
people mainly demanded was better
wages and less hours OF work, and that
they were now getting. he said that the
condition Of the English working classes
had been much smeliorated in the past
twenty years He thought that II the
queen should die the prince Of Wales
would be quietly crowned king. The
reigning family were people OF sound
common sense, and thst was al There
was no genius among them likely to en-
danger the liberty ofthe people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

C. A. RIDING, locomotive fireman o.
engine 102, on the B. g. o. r. R, was run
over and fatally mGugled, Tuesday, q
short distance east Of Pattersops' creek
His train gong cast had broken in two
and he was sent back with another
coupling. He was walking on the other
track, and was run over by train com.
ing from an opposite direction whose sp,
PFoach he did not observe. He was
taken to Cumberland and died sOon after
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

a WAsuISGroS dispatch says the re-
ceipts Of internal revenue 10 the middle Of
the month continue to exceed the esti-
matte, and have been at the rate Of ont
hundred and twenty millions annually
Where the estimste was Tor one hundred
millions TO the goth September, the excess
had been at the rate ottorty millions. II
IS now believed that at the coming session
the tax on bank checks, matches, cosmet-
les and pstent medicines can be .removsd
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the testimony Of the physicians whc
testified that Laura Fair, the San Fran
cisco murderesS, was insane when she
shot Cdttenden tor kissing his wife, i
explained by the discovery that they hat
been professionally retained by the de.
Tense on fee OF 800 per day. This
with the plot to bride the jury, discover
cd early in the recent trial, suggests ex-
plantations ofthe verdict oil not guilty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

"esa Gast ssT,r hiS besn dsIsAtsd, and b.
nSVsr will bs."-HoAAsE GEx1LII.
"whiIO asserting tie right Of svrsT RsyubH
can 20 his uttrAnnslsd choice Of . candidate Ioi
DCxI n EidSat UBril . noRInAuoa u made,
vsLtutS to suggest TIA: Gen GIANT viii b q,
bSiisr q1alltrd fot thNt nonentouS truSt IL
Is73 han be wa IN 1873 "-HoRAcE eEIx1ET,
SPsses On ~ JaMSGFy, ISL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

LAST Friday night, in Cumberland, q
German who Is subject to fits OF tempo,
rary insanity, got out and wandered
around the city and nearly frightened to
death a party Of pleasure seekers going
home from a ball at two in the morning
They thought 1t was ghost, and ran and
yelled as never people ran and yelled be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

DANA has been begging for The New
York collectorship Tor eight years. H,
asked Andy johnson for il, aud was re-
fused. He asked Grant for 1t, and wa.
refused. He had Horace Greeley's prom
Use for it, but Horace cannot fulfill. PooI
Dana. His Sun Is obscured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

A RESrUcKY gentleman fishing st IA
n1Wha Fall, recently caught mud cal
fish that weighed forty seven pounds and
measured an inch In length Tor each
pound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

TuE typos and proof reader made US
speak yesterday, in the article on the
Congressional elections, Of "Gen. Pan.
NELL's letter to the committee" We
wrote General PASSELL's little com.
nit.ee."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

LIEUT.. FRED. GRANT, who passed
through the city Tuesday for Washing.
ton, Pa, after spending q week there with
his kinsman, W. W. SMITH, will Join his
regiment in Northern Texas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

A RATTLEsSAEE recently bit q boy near
sammerville, Nicholas county, which
(suIke, not boyl WAS seven feet long and
had fourteen raltles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17
Thonus HuZhes


Rliza Hughes Gnd others.
The object Of this suIt 10 70 obtain Z partition
OF The re u estlt- lying in the city OF xheelIrV
and STATE o. West Virginia, whereof ThoElal
Hughes died seized and p0esetsed. amongst III.
heirs q law; and , 90 : settlement and dlstdbH
ton OF bis petsOaAl estate.
And !! appearing from an GMGaVit fled II
the cause. that Altre4 Hughes, Trustee, Aided
Hughes. May q. AeysenburH, Ernst MeJsen,
0ufg ana James B. Flchnsr, are not residents Of
this STATE, II 10 ordered tsHt they do appfSr beSs
vi Thin one month AtteT the date Of The Irst pub
ll1AuJn Of ihs notice, and do what 10 pecesssry
70 protect their Interest herein.
Tes:e: SAk'L B McCOLLOCH, CIefk.
WHEAT 4 FoRBEs, Sol Tor Pl'd oct9LTh
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Special RotIoea,
LaushIin' s Infant Cordial.
The CAILDS CURE When 1EE1RIas.

10 Relieve PAlHI, CAsIIc, WAksfllnsSs, Ae.
Such is the popularity Of this Remedy, that It
hAt induced some unprineipled persons 70 euun.
teEteit Il u.ing o1f cable wrapper and circolsrs
Alnoet word for word. even 20 tie color and gid.
Inc o. the same. An Intelligent and honest pub
ne win foHl upon such attempts ~ deception.
and We ehAl hereafter prosecute 70 tho f1Ll Ell.
tent Of the law al parties who, BY making, sell.
Ing OF buytrg, sksll infringe On our copy rtRht.
fhs ONLY 6EHUIII ARTICLE Child Cure when
TeethtnI, LAC6aLrNs INFANT CORDIAL,
"FepAss4 b. ,reurrY evoruvps 4. ~
COPYRIGHT entered and occurred according TO
AeI OF Congress. fsbSE
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DO NOT Observation-Disclosures
~ Of cases Of serofalS. Ia ia worst stages,
old cases Of syphilis that have deaed the skill Of
eminent physicians, RheumAtics who have been
suffering for years, and the victims OF the iLj1.
dletous asS Of mercury, have been radically cured
~ Dr. TUFTS sArsIpal1llA and Queens Delight
II u the mos: powerful Alternative and blood puri.
nef known. Il Il prescribed By may ply eiAns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

II you have ChIlls, whether every OTHER day
every tenth day, or every two or three week.
take Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills. and you Win checE
them, otherwise they viii stick 70 you al winter
Dr.. I.tt', Hair DYE does not Stain the LIAeu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

NOTICE-AT A MEETING OF
~ the Coal Merchants Association, on Wed.
neseAy evening, October 18Th, It was resolved,
tna' owing TO tbs advanced ntes Of digging, the
prices Of Coal, on and amer The 17th dayof Oeto-
Der, Will be a. follows;
Delivered Coal. 10; Nut Coal, &c.
SOD ~ Platform. &C; Sc
49,, q. GAPRHART, President.
WIN. A. CARSON, See'y. octi7S
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DGsTE0Fl.

ht-CHARLRs ,. SCOTT. Of RItehIa
A-THONAs R CARsKADoN, Of Nlnsral.
A-RoHSo q. PRSER, Of KGaGVhA.
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LADIES' MATCHES,

A fan line Of ladies' Gold Watches, American
and Foreign, a1d beIutifal stocF oF COD ChSinS
can be found Gt i0l Market street, below MLurS
House. the place for Watches, JeRelry, SIlTel
and Pl4Led Ware, Gold Pens, Clocks, &c
n Fine Watches, Clocks, JeWetrJ, &C., re.
paired and warranted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17
T. COOK HUGHEY,

An able speaker from Allegheny county, Nd, q,
soon IS the business OF the Club Is transacted.
All our citizens are invited to attend, ocl7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

pARTlEs DESIRING TO LEARN
l. TO Telegraph can receive full and complete
instruction By spplyinE 10 the undersigned, who
aESut to open TtlegrGphIe School. There I.
great demand for Telegraph operators.
For terms, &c, address or call upon
G. JENKs, ia,
oetle' Pasiae and Atlantic Telegrsph Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

At LAIaI,
wv. Z. STEVENSON, Of Wood.
THOMAS B. SWAMI, Of KGnAHhA-
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| New AdNertlaements.

WAIVED
A Lady who can IpsAk EnEllEA Eni German,
% give instrue,ions On Grovsr . Ikka Sewing
Machines.
Apply At the once Of esOrsr ARIktr s. n.
o., No s. Markst street ottiT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-17

40 TO92 MARKET STREET AND
~ sec those splsuded Chromos, Engsav.
inE', LiIsor1phs, &C., Just received.
ATistt viii repay you, Aad probably tighten
your pocket
No touh!s 10 show goods.
oetiS GRo. ". sToNRR.
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National UaIOn Republican Ticket
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
RuB u0 REEIuuR,

HENRY WILSON, Of MllaAchusstta.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27

just at that moment TO have annhated the whole tribe
Of Meanses Except Bud Bud was giant but a soCa sp
the general destruction, AS for the rest he mentally
pictured TO himself the pleasure OF attending theu
him and despair He felt confident that the cordiality
the intensity and the persstency OF hs dsRe % e ~
the Flat Creek bottoms.
Among the means Of grace enjoyed IN the district
Of our schoolmaster was the occasional preaching OF
the Gospel by Hard-Shell Baptist of eminent gifts
One Of his discourses, which was taken down inter-
ally as It fell from his lips affords touching speci
men of pulpit eloquence.
"You see. my respective hearers" he began-etnss ts
seesawng gestures, the nasal resonance the sne te
melancholy minor key, and all that my ssPs that
the ox-ah knoweth his ownerah, andah the assan
masters crbah Ahh Nov, my reSPScygh atweTt
men-ah and oxenah'' Ralph could not help rejecting
that there mighty sight OF dd NOT see this
snaIofv 1t lay too close to himl bekase-ah, you ye
@ena sny like HheRs deeent Tsc o1ensh Jest thar
e StSeSt deterrent mefan for the OK nr my m
Qxnerah, and the esssh his Voice here grew
asd Se succeeding Sentences T in the TNt is
pathetic and lugubrious yoiCel, "you al coke Of
Steers sh in this tOwnship-ah.". Here Betsey b. ~
shook the floor with suppressed titter They y AM
Redentry-ah Them crack over at Cliftyah ha'nt
pacAiR 70 mi9esh For the oDR OK sRoWeth hiS owner
VI,
"NOw, my respective heareysahi they's right smart
sight OF deerenceah atweSt them air Two oXenan Ss
like they s atwext deterrent men-ah. Ferah lhere 'o
speaker grew earnest and sawed the air. from tnis TO
| when 90 out.ah in the mornIn' oh toke-ah upah
them air steersah and saysah, WO, Berryah ,S mG,
| Berrltah Wo, BERRYAHl' why Berry-ah Jest stahus
stock stah and don't hardly breatheah while put on
the yokeah and put in the bow-ah and put IN te Key
| All fer nv bretherng-ah, and siseringah, the OK
Rnoweth his owner-ah, and the ass ah his masters clp
Bnt-ah my hearers-ah butah when stand at t'other
eend Of the yOkeah and say Come, BueEah zone, one,
Buck-ah! COME: BUCKAHi COME BUCk-Ah1 III pWcE WIy
what do Won think-ah Buckah, that ornery ole BUCK
ah Std Of comm right alonG-ah and putin ms no1h
under-ah acts Jest like some men-ah what is oOis-aI.
Buck-ah Jest kinder sorer stands Oah, ana kinder sol
puts head downah this way ana Kinder LOOKS
| mad-ah, and says BOO-OO-ooOOGh ~
The force of Mr.. Egglestons sketches is well sus-
tained by the illustrations of the volume many OF
which are excellent productions of comic humor
Only the living voice is wanting to the full effect OF
the story, which, read aloud with dramatic junction.
would be found quite irresistible
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CARD FROM WILLIAM HEATH.


Stephen " White and William S. Woodward the
latter frequently known as Sunday &hoo! Snes'l
have preferred complaint of perjury against me-
alleged to have taken place iii June, 1871 Why this
alleged oiicnse against good morals and the criminal
laws of the State has not been sought to be punished
for eight long months will perhaps be best explained
by the fact that Judgment was entered on the 26th
ult. for 1925 IDS 35 against Mr. White Mr.. Woodward
and Joseph f. Young, and Mr.. White has been COM
PEELED to give security for its ultimate payment in
case the appeal that he has taken proves las it no
doubt will unsuccessful. ask for no suspension of
public opinion as the public will be able to decide
FOR themselves upon the abh and impartial decision
hereinafter quoted of the Referee the case. Henry
Ncoll esq, one of our ablest and most respectable
members Of the Bar.
Woodward, Young and White were engaged in a
pool of Reading stock, of which William Heath II
Co. were simply the brokers' receiving commission
OF S3 ~ on every 100000 of pool stock bought or
sold by them panic took place in the stock on the
18th OF July 1870 and at the then price the loss OF
the pool was about $2l0,00O.
Ii is pretended by White and Woodward, but at no
time by Young, that William Heath q Co. were to
look each member of the pool for his several share
of the loss Only and that neither member of the pool
was liable to William Heath x Co. for the whole
loss and that even If this were not 80 that william
Heath y Co. on the morning OF the panic the ioth
of July, voluntarily agreed TO assume lOungs place
(who had faiedl IN the pool with an actual loss Of
$4,000 staring lOungs share IN the face The alb
suTditX of such an arrangement by sane man.
mere broker, having no interest whatever IN the
pool is sufficiently manifest upon its face The Ref
cree, in his opinion, SAYS:
II ,lir ut-Itu', 81 tho parties forming this pool
had been that ~ItJhI ho operated upon an agree
ment foi suc. llu. vd Liability s now claimed, it
woud seem thli thr under, ,tandng should have been
one OF fine lir,t thing, which would have been pro-
yided ior From the hazardous nature of the opera
ton the possibility of loss must certainly have been
in the contemplation Uf the parties who were form
ing the pool ana II 4 mad been intended that those
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27

borrowers have paid the fun legal rate, while to tie gen
er class Of stock houses the rate has been per in
gold. While there present indications Of any out
side manipulation OF the market the temptation afforded
by reduced condition of tho banks consider
able uueasncss In stock circles, and indeed it is
ported that the bears throwing out hints OF some
such intention their part. Business IN commercial
paper Is quiet, but rates one as heretofore.
Government bonds have been firm about all day. and
close the basis OF lls TO l1 for 1868 The movement
has been very moderate in all the issues. on Thursday
the Treasury will buya million 52O. which will close tho
February Programme. Fisk Hatch report follows