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1t viii hardly do for the people Of
Ohio. who said so much about nepot-
ism during the last Presidential cam
paign, to send Thurman to the Senate
Ills relationship TO the newly elected
Governor should be considered a dis
qualification for the oifice.-lrontoa
Journal.
If the newly elected Governor had
power: to appoint a Senator, there
would be some point to the above per
agraph, but as the Office is elective, we
fail to see where the charge of ncpotism
can be lodged.
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PURGATIVE Pills have become ii
settled necessity with The American
people. Indeed cathsrtics always
have been and always must be used,
il some form, BY all mankind. 10
this country, the pilular form cf ad
minis,ration has been growing 10 f.
vor since pills were first made of Al. 8
and Rhubsr5, rolled into bal.
Their high positidn in the public
confidence has finally been secured
and fastened into permasency, by
Ayers Catharlic Pills, tbs most skill
full combination of medicine for the
diseases they are intended to cure,
that can devise or art produce.
Those who need pills, no onger her.
itate what pills to take if they can
get Ayers Pllls-[WheeeliDg (Va)
Press
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RETURNED.-Col George Ii. Parker
one of the leading Democrats Of Iowa,
returned last week from a six month";
tour in Euroqe, and was cordially re-
ceiveI With speeches, serenades, &c.
by bis fellow citizens Of Davenport
Colonel Parker is highly esteemed by
the Democracy Of the Northwest who
appreciate his loug aud faithful services
in the good cause.
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Special Commissioners Notice.
Thos. P. Brown d Co., ct ais.
Us: In Chdneery.

AHVs' i D'O"u y W. 60 uss'
Is: In ChdneeTy.
VIM. II. Pennybacker, ct ais.
By decree rendered at the May term
of 1873 Of the Circuit Court Of Cabell
County, in the above entitled suit, the
undersigned was appointed a Special
Commissioner in the above named cause,
to take, state and rtpor: the following
matters 70 trjt:
To take. state and settle an account
showing the amount Of money, that came
TO the hapds of the defendant, W II. Pen.
nybacker, as trustee, or the amount Of any
sale made 10y him as such trustee, snd
the amount of money or other property
that should have come into bis hands as
such trustee, and the amounts Of money
due each creditor, secured by this deed
Of trust, and the proportionable parts or
amounts lie each Of said creditors SO
secured.
All parties interested in the above en-.
tit ed cause, are hereby notified that, on
the 9th day Of October le7S. at the law
Office of Gibson & Simms in the city o.
Huntington, W. Va, shall proceed to
s. tile the &C count above referred to. and
to make my report in accordance with
the said decree. II. C. SlMMS,
Special Commissioner.
Huntington, Sept. 20, 1873.
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The Money Market.

One Of the daily questions PROFOUND
el by friends when they meet each
o,he- NV. Is, "whlt Do You ':"ar in 70
latiou to the money marIrt." Pre-
suuia- -pch question has been asked
Us. W, Wv rive The n VS. as we have
received IL. New York b-iag the great
ceatre o. business Tor this country, $
i. were the heart, from which tine al
teries of trade raOiate, we must -l1oS
there. to learn the present state andt-
turc prospects
We learn that the Bank of Eng,ud
has inc-,ssed her rate Of discount. This
has a d'nc; influence on this country
or rather it is an indication which
shows healthy state of trade for tn
Us. 1t shows that there is a p'o'
ability Of the balance Of trade being
against England, aaJ Of a decrease IN
the specie reserves in the Bans O;
England. which would involve q ba'-
auce against the country in trade. |
This case the move is made because the
exports OF Specie from England to
thi, country have been very heavy for
some time, and tie failure Of crops in
that country show chat they must i'm
port VERY largely Of our brcad>tuilS; 1t
is also the case that the late panic Ia
the money market in this country, has
had the elect of cutting down imports;
so much 50, that many foreign orders
have been coUuteumondcd and many
goods tbst had been shipped to tbs
country. have been resbippcd 20 the
coa>ignorS.
This being the ,l,c, ami being Well
understood in conuerc,a, c,u,raS, many
persons aiyocat, the present as good
time to return 20 specie payments. We
are not sufficiently posted to know
what effect such move would have.
The general reports from tae money
markc, in various part, Of the country
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STATE nav wv ~. N~N-'Ni
have had TO pay their own expenses
They DO not ask any salary, a small APP
preparation to cover their expenses is
asked for.
REPORTS.
The Governor complains that Gltho'
most of the officers who dishucSe pub
lie mo cy. are required to report to
him, by the constitution, they have
filled to do SO. ardreconmepls lcg'sla-
ton to enforce that duty.
HosPIrA1 FOR THE INSANE
The to.al expenditure ,o- tins insti'n-
ii II dining the past year, was SSo,oS9
O5. The number cr patients in the
hospital during ,hc year was ESQ, each
patient costing Oh, government; $l37 90
With tie help octhe app'op iat.oas AK
cd for, i shrpy5 the institution will be
able 10 accommodate 100 more patients
hy the liz. osucv, August.
INSTITUTION roErJE lEAF, pCNB < BLIND
The total amolnt expended for this
Institution du~iu9 tae lisa! year enling
september 1873, amounts to $20 6S1-
20; 80 pupils in atteaj nee, support
: I'd at q cost $3.50, each. II. II. IIo!-
| lister. late superintendent; las resigned
| Ills successor has rot been appointed.
NORMAL SCHOOL
Total receipts Of Marshall Colltga
Turing tie veal, were $l,lS5,37, in ad-
Ht;on 10 TIL, sam. the Institution had
m appropriation of So, 800 all of which
was drawn. Whole number of pupils
Il, Tendance ltl.
TIE Governor viii send special mes
saccs on the subjects Of the Public
Debt Of Virginia, and on the PuJlic
Printing.
The Governor yciterOteS his conyic-
ION thatthe constitution gives him the
appointing power, bu; obcyed the decis-
,ou of the Supreme Court to avoid a
conflict of authority.
He a'iules % the financial crisis and
lis graGhed to say that 10 Bank in The
State has vet been compelled to sue
cum5 We give his closing paragraph
entire
LET eyeri good citizen in times like
these. remember that his own interest
8, mdi,solubIy bound up with that Of
rhc community. and that "a general
.,-,- Grafton of values. he also must SUI
.er loss: then let him lend helping
hand os he can do, to his ueighbof; let
.o laborlr le discharged from employ
mgat if possible. although his labor
nav not bee as rcmuueralive as 1t was,
anil the hardships of financial crisis
which our people had no agency in
bringing about, will be greatly mit'ga-
ted
Ia looking back over our condition
jutiac the past year, We have great
reason for laaa5fume>S to the giyer of
200 good gfts for the many blessings we
have received at his hand
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BUTTER MAKING.-Our Wayne cor
respondent, commences Il series Of IA
miiar talks on butter making on orr
outside this week. As he is thorough
~ posted in the matter, We invite the
attestion of farmers. He promises to
give US communication each week I'M
I'll the matter is thoroughly discussed.
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THy WEsrVmc,Nn JorhN,I Is in
ciued 70 ead fault with the conduct Of
orr editorial department aud its devotion
TO the farming interests 1t lacetiously
remarks 1T is too thin" 4 little thin
ness would be an amazing relief to the
readers of that paper, for its ponderoSi-
ty Is gtarful 70 contemplate.
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re in full. so make the following con-
,.rs.-,.
Fty,N-rs
II. re remained I'm the Treasury. on
the IL October ONLY IS 50g % sub
;.ct 10 draft for general purposes. As
none ofihe taxes for thi, wear are re-
cgirr.l 70 r., r,id I'm ti,I the 20,h. of
Iarulrv. the Treasury is likely TO have
fight times In orn,r years It has
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.
State Of West Virginia.


AT.RULES held in the clerk Office Of
the County Court Of Cabell County on
the first Monday in October 1913.
r. NJ CRALLE, Pitt, In Assumpsit.
ps: On attachment.
G. T. HERND0N, DIT
The object of this suit is to recover
from the said defendant the sum Of
S94,25 due upon q certain due bill Of the
said g. I, Herndon, and 70 attach the es.
tate of said defendant for the payment
of said SUN and interest aud he COSTS Of
this suit.
And it appearing from an affidavit fled
with the papers in this cause that the
said defendant is a NONRESIDENT of this
State. 1t is there ore ordered that he do
appear here, within one month after the
first publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit. Teste,
Jos. S. MILLER, Clerk.
Ferguson & Harvey, soils. tf26
October, 10th, 1878.
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Best paper in the World!

Whoever reads it will be instructed,
entertained and amused. Whoever reads
il will become wiser and better. Wher.
ever j. goes it is o welcome visitor to the
hou. shold It's pict res are beautiful
and refining lis price, only 81, so year
places it within the reach of every man,
wOmao, and youth of the country Now
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COM MlSSI0NER'S

By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Cabell County at the May
term 1873, rendered in the above en-
titled causes. will, as special commits
siouer therein appointed, on
Saturday, Nov. 1st. bet. s am. and 6 p m.
Proceed to sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, on the premises, the follow
ing described real estate, viz: Lot No.
II, ia the division Of lots laid off by Har-
vey. Pernyi acker j. Holderby, in West
Huntington, on 4ih avenue,
TERMS OF SALE ne-third cash in
hand, balance in and II months, taking
notes with good security and retaining
tie legal lille as additional security, IN.
I'll the purchase money is paid,
W. II. HARVEY,
Special Commissioner.
July 10th 1878
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NOTICE.

To Alexander r. Thompson, Fanny Morgan,
Alexander X. Thompson, guardian OF Fanny
Morgan, Uhae NJ. Morgan, Emily :. Morgan,
J........ FurgusOn, W.. FuTguson, John L
Cook and GeOrgiana Cook his wife, X. b. Mccall,
John Kelly, William Il. Wilson. Dr.. Hall,
T J. Jordan, Simeon Jersey, c. b. Hoard, VIII
liam Bartram, Phebe Mccormick, james William
Mccormick, Ii W Mccormick, John Marshal Nc
COrmick, Joseph T. Mccormack, Armstead Ma
son Mccormick, Anthony Plyborn, Admnistra-
tor OF Levi Mccormick, deceased, Arthur VI Will
liams, William &. Williams, George W. Tramp
ton Ora VI. FramptOn, X VI Wellington, guardt-
an OF George W. and Ora NJ Frampton, Levi
Uandley and VI. Clarissa Handy his wife.
IOu, and each Of you, Will please take noace.
that on the first Monday " the month OF Noveyi-
ber in the year 1919, an application Will be made
TO the County Court Of Wayne County, West
Virginia az term thereof " re held AT the Court
House Uf said County on that day. for the APP
pOintlent OF Commissioners 20 ascertain just
compensation 10 the owners sOr tae several lots
aid parcels OF land lying In Wayne County, West
Virginia. between The Big Sandy river and the
line farthest up the Ohio river, OF the land
belonging 10 the above named Arthur VI. Will
liams, aud on the line OF the Chesapeake ant,
ONO Railroad as lately surveyed. The said tracts
OF land are la i'll down on plat OF said line WHICH
Is filed In the ONCE Of the clerk Of the County
Court OF Wayne County. Reference Is here
made TO the said plat for a more PARTICULAR de
scnption Of the several tracts OF land proposed
to ~ taken. In the said tracts OF lands you are
represented TO be Interested as owners claim
ants or lien-holders.
You are further notified that at such time, and
during the tendency OF these proceedings, Ipplr
cation will be made for such other orders and
proceedings rs may he necessary 10 condemn the
said tracts OF land, and each OF them, Tor the
purposes hereinafter named.
The said tracts Of land, and each OF them, are
proposed TO be taken by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, corporation acting
under the laws II West virginia. and intended
by the sald 9. rnptHy % De usrt sd hprro Jrla
ted for g., ,.u. ..s" Il constructing and using a
dOcble tFa.S iai v... under oh,i b VI '2-p, go
acts Incorporating tie said Tnv CnesIpcake ANA
Ohio Railroad Company.
TIE eEEsAFEAEE Z cEio sAiia3AD co.
Dated September 18th, 1873. BY Counsel
WILLIAM IL. HUGEMAN, Attorney.
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For sale and Rent.

One large and handsome dwelling
house with IL rooms,
One dwelling house with 8 rooms
Both Of these houses re situated in the
best part of the city.
Also one excellent lot witha good small
house in West Huntington.
We will sell the above properties on
easy terms.
We have also for rent one store and
dwelling house. GIBSON 4 SIMMS. If
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State Of West Virginia. CaDGl Co. t0-Wit

plutu vi WUDi VI Siiili, Ouuuu ou' " WI
At Rules held in the clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of Cabell County on.
the first Monday in the month Of 0cto-,
Der, 1873
W. W. Johnson. pl'tf. !
W. 7. Thompson, ct al,d'fts }
The object of this suit is to set aside
a sale made on the day of--
1878, by W. T; Thompson, trustee, in a
trust decd bearing date the Sth day of
January 1878, executed by W W. John
son to Bagby, Stricklett 81 Bagby, and
recorded in the clerks Office of the County
Court of Cabell County on page AZ in
trus, "Book b." and purchased at said
sale by Charles NJ. Moore.
Ami it appearing by an AFFIDAVIT filed
in this cause, that the defendants W. K.
Stricklett, Robert agby, and Willis Bag
by, are non residents O: the State Of West
Virginia. 1t is therefore ordered that
they do appear here within one month
after tie date Of the first publication of
this order, and DO what is necessary to
protect their interest IN this suit.
Teste, NJ. J. THORNBURG, Clerk.
b. J. McC0MAS, Sol. 26t4
October. 18th, 1873.
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State have beea very active, bd, - lar
have had TO pay their own expenses.
They 90 not ask any salary, small APP
preparation to cover their expenses Is
asked for.
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FOR SALE.

A Small Farm in Lawrence County
Ohio, on mile from billions landing and
only two and half miles from Hunting
tor. This place contains 20 acres, has
two good houses, stables. never failing
springs, with young orchards Of every
variety Of fruit, 1t will be sold at bar
gain If app led fol soon. P. o. Address
N. F, HARLAN,
l4.8m Huntington. W. Va.
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Every Day q Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT i Seen and Felt.

Every drop ~ ihs sAR3APAprLLfAg IEso,-
VENT oommgif ales q. rough the Bloi. Sweat unac.
and other fgs and Juices 81 the system the yyOr Of
life for ~ repairs tie VASES o. the by with new ard
sound matcrl1. scrofgia. syphilis, Consum ptl0n.
Glanfulhr disease. Wears IN the throat Mouth To-
HOrs N01esn tire O,anf % other 81 the ysfen,
Sore Eyes birun1rS.s d',ehargss from the Ear am
the wort forms ~ skin diea-es. Erupiions fever
Sores, sest Head. !ius worm Sail Rheum Ertspe.as.
Acne BLACK hpc's. NyFsn. Ia tie lisah Isinof- Can-
GERS IN tho Womb, and 81 weakening ana painful as
charges, sght NFcAts ipssof fpcrn fDd All wastes OF
the lie pnng -. &c within The curative range Of this
uoDder % Ao-crn hensirv, nni aicw days NC viii
prove any 70 l.g ltlsr chcr Of tLese forms Of
disease Ia potent power 70 cure them
1.-THE Jaiont, daily becoming reduced BY the wastes
and decomposition that II Continually progressing
ceeds In aTresng these wastes and repairs the sane
with new material made from healthy blood-and this
the sARsAPARiILtAS will and does securs-A cure
II certain: for when once this remedy conmsnees It's
work OF publication. and succecdsn diminishing the
foss Of wastes rs repairs will be rapid and every day
the ratent growing better md stronger
Che food dgcstng better appetite Improving and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not only does the sAssirirfLIfIr Rksotvysr excel
all known remedial agents In ne cure Of Chronic Sero
fnious Constitutional and skin diseases; but h u The
only positive euro for
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27) l27 Bowery, N Y. p, o. box 1886.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-29

A correspondent Of the Richmond
Guide thus humorousIy describes the
manner in which an accident was pre-
vented on the railroad between that city
and Petersburg: The engineer had got.
ten of to SNOWFALL chipmunk, and the
conductor was mindiDg u widows baby
for her-the result was that the train
happened to get on a down grade, and
was started off at terrible rate, every
bit Of four miles an hour, l should
think. We were Just half mile above
Chester, and the first thing we knew
there being no one to whistle and wake
the switch. slender, we were turned of into
the coal.fleld road, and went down the
track at full speed. Imagine our conster-
nation, when Just OF this moment we
heard the whistle. not half a mile ahead
OF US, Of the coal train. We were para.
lyzed with terror; here were two trains on
the same track, approaching each other
at the dizzy speed just mentioned. Eyi-
IDENTIFY our time had come In few short
hours the engines would meet, and then
destructionl E
With great presence Of mind, minister
on board organized a prayer-meeting.
Pale, but calm; the doomed band oil pass.
engers sat, and though with the very
shadow Of death upon them, raised their
voices In q parting hymn.
"Send for the baggage,master," said a
young man with sad smile. r.rfrr
"WhV ?" WAS asked
Because we are about to pass III our
checks" .5-
Everybody wept. From the rear plat.
form We could see the miserable engineer
straining every nerve TO catch up, but he
had tight boats on, and didn't gain any
thing 10 speak Of. 4's T...t
AT that moment array of hope dawned
upon US. l had just finished writing my
will on the back ofa visiting card, when
| observed a young lady In the act Of de.
Eaching her hustle. Placing the article,
which was composed Of eight hundred
papers and q hair mattress, under her
arm, the heroine marched through the
car.
We followed her anxlously.
She climbed upon the tender and then
over the engine. 1t was very interesting
and thrilling 10 see her climbing the
wheels and brass things, on her way to
the cow.oatcher. It reminded me Of a
country girl getting over q wire fence.
But never mind about that now. Let me
zee where I was. Oh, yes, on tho cow
catcher, holding on by the cross bars with
one hAnd-the noble maiden tied the bus.
lie on the sharp prov with the other.
You can guess the result. In the course
Of the. afternoon the collision came of.
Protected by the hustle, the engines re.
ceived a gentle bump and we were saved.
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The hair should be thoroughly washed
with warm water and CASTLE soap at
least once Q month. The color Of the
water, after the first rinsing, will expose
the necessity Of this hAir.bath. To wash
and dry the head In a thorough manner
without pulling out the hair or causing
discontinue 10 It's posaessor, Is an art.
Snarls should always be brushed out.
Combs in long hair are usually more or
less destructive Soda or borax, which
Is generally used in washing the hair, Is
highly injurious. 1t destroys the nutri-
ton Supplied to the scalp and dries the
hair, causing 1t TO break and become un-
manageable. To preserve tho hair in
good condition, il should be brushed
every night until 1t Is soft and glossy.
Rubbing tho scalp with q little bay water
or weak spirits Of any kind will keep it
white and free from dGndruff. Flne.tooth
combs should never be used for scratch
ing or cleaning the scalp. They were
never intended but for one purpose.
"False" or ornamental hair should be
carefully kept 10 be endurable. The hab.
1t Of some persons OF laying their coils up.
on the bureau, or hanging them on the
gas.fxtures at the SIDE Of the glass, on re-
moving them from their head at night, is
extremely untidy, as they become dusty
and uncleanly from this exposure.
Switches can be kept in good order for
long time, Il well brushed, and placed in
boxes when not in use.
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THE WARNING.

The Morn was bright as q morn could be,
BuO RlOWed the sky, blue laughed the sea-
sunshine and flowers Wero met together,
10 the 10y and glory Of summer weather;
but the old IN m pointed where far In tho west,
lay cloud, like B1llN on tho eEy's DEolt
breast; "
And he said, as he looked at Its omlnous white
'There'li be mItt eFo uoontlde, and storm or
night" -sfgs82&at tsa8u =
The dream was as bright as dream could be
lie was so gallant, 60 fair was Rh0.
AZ glad as the sunshine they moved together,
Ia their gracious love, through the golden weAih
or. 80
smiles that were mocklnG, and Idle words.
And the old man said, 20 youth take heed;
The ihistle growS from the chance soWn seed
The flush Of young love. aud the break Of day;
What Is 80 fair or SO 1eet as they!
Gather tho buds while the dow Drops shine,
Turner hearts love, in It's birth divine;
From doubt and anger. from careless touch,
Who can guard the delicate bloom too muchf
For the love forgiven, the sunrise o'cr,
Renew their first glory, Y, never more
--TSGnS Atlantic.
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AWE BoNps-Dull and steady,

STOcKS-GenCrally dull. There we're
but few teatures-the most marked being
st. Paul common, which advanced from
59t to COZ, fell to 59t, recovered to COZ
and closed atGO. Pacific Mail rose from
ga to 5sS, fell to 589 and closed at 574.
Panama declined from liz to I'LL, clos
ing at 111t and Harlem declined from
1877 to 1876. Eric rose from O5i to 90, clos
ing at G5I. Western Union fIuctuated
between $50 and s8R: Hartford & Erie
advanced to A on the announcement that
the State Senate committee had reported
favorable on the bill to extend the time
for the completion of the road. The
changes in the rest Of the list was small
The whole market closed strong.
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CHICAGO, March 28,- Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-shade lower;
No. spring 81 %; No. 2 do 81 10. Corn
NO. Q mixed 30tc 0ats-No. 9, 25ta
90. Rye:No, 3, O41c. Barley-Fall No.
3, 7Oas0c. PT6vl8ions-Demand fair and
market firm. Pork-$l4 S0A16 10. Lard
IS 10. Bulk Meats-Shoulders sc
freely bid, 6ic generally asked; short rib
mlddles 7ka7Ec; long clear Sc; short clear
7}asc Bacon, 0a9fc, WhiSky-s7c,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, March 2s.- MONEY
Worked very close to-day at 1.S9a8.S2
per diem. Time loans are hardening, a
commission d II per cent being paid for
three months. An announcement has
been made from Washington that on
February 2sth, 800 NationalIBanks were
below legal reserve. They are allowed
thirty days to comply with the law. The
vote defeating the usury bill in State
Senate will be reconsidered and he bill
amended and passed. There was slight
influx Of currency to-day from the West.
STERLING ExcnANGE-Dull and lower
Of 107 16.16a10st. rs sE#
GoLD-strongiranging from 116fa1164,
closing at l6ia116R. Loans at 2a7 per
cent for carrying. OleariDgS &58,OOOOO
Treasury disbursements $4,000.
GovERNMENTs-About an eighth lower
but strong,