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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-27
West Virginia aCOnference.

From Smiths Index" OF the 18th inst.
The West Virginia Conference which
met at Parkersburg, Wednesday, the
18th inst, adjourned to-day, making the
following appointments:
PARKERsBURG DIsTRICT-J. NJ. LAUCK,
Z. L.
Parkersburg, Edgar Organ.
Wesley Chapel, j. w. Lambert.
Lubbock, w. Downtain.
Spencer, w. w. Rev.
Ripley, +. p, McGhee.
Ravenswood, S. T. Mallory.
New Martinsville, John II. Jackson,
+. NJ. Yates, supply.
Pleasant Ridge, John Cook, NJ. Taylor,
supply.
Newark, w. Briscoe.
Grantsville, q. S. McCutchen.
Mason Mission, f. kendell.
CHAIR. EsToN DIsTRICT-w. R. CHAMBERS
Charleston Station, g. &. Armstrong.
Char lesion Circuit, B. s. Chambers
Cedar Grove and Maiden, j. &. Tins
ley.
Brownstown and Coalsmouth, I'll. 7.
Watts.
Fayetteville, A. Given.
Fayette, Q. A. Wheat.
Sewall, Jas. s. Lemon, j. X. Hodges,
sup.
Sugar Grove, r. q. Wisemsn.
Summerville, j. l.. Smith.
Webster Circuit, to besupplied by f.
Hoffman.
Newton, VIM, q. Leach.
Logan Mission, to be supplied by II. q,
Thompson.
Charleston Female College, Jas. l..
Follensby.
HUNTINGTON DISTRICT. F. MEDLEY,
Huntington and GuyandOtte, L. B.
Madison.
Barboursville, G. f. Crooks.
Wayne J.T. johnson, B. Spurlock,
Sup.
Raymond City, John A. Black.
Hurricane Bridge, James w. Ramsey,
r. Bias, Sup.
Point Pleasant, II. l.. Williams, S. X.
Vaught, f. B. Carroll, Sup.
CLARKsBURG DISTRICT. H. BURNS, P. Z.
Clarksburg and West Milford, t. S.
Wade.
Glenville, +. K. Powers.
Braxton, Thos K. Houghton.
Jacksonville, L. 4. Walden.
Phillip, Z. NJ. Murrill.
St. George, G. 5 Murrill.
Randolph Mission, A. 5. Bowels, w.
Kennedy.
Marion, A. p. Sturm.
Rlversville, Fletcher Golden.
Green, John 5. Pulhn.
CATLEIsBURG DIsTRICT-JoHN MARTIN,
p. 4.
Catlettsburg, G. w. Young.
Ashland, }. o. a. Vsught.
Louiss, Thomas Cooper.
Big Sandy, 5. Black, 5. F. McClung.
Paintsville, Jas H. Hsger.
Falls of Blsin, j. Z. TODD.
Prestonburg, j NJ. Stevenson.
Piketon, 7. n. Wilson, n. q. Robin
son, Sup'y.
White Greek Mission, K. A. Clsugh-
ton.
St. Paul and Burlington to be supplied
by j. Farmer.
Newfoundland, Charles W. Shearer.
Old Town, Clifton Dean.
Grayson and Greenup, John Mitchell.
CanDonsburg, G. w. Cook.
Mt. Zion and Liberty, Hiram Moore.
S. S. Agent, j. +. Medley.
Agent for Milerso burg Female College,
j. g. Vsught.
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Town for Thieves 10 Avoid.

CAMBRIDGE, o., September 25.-Our
town has been very much excited for the
pas. few days by the arrest and trial OF
u gang of fourteen men who, II IL
alleged, have been travelling around st.
tending the county fairs of Eastern Ohio
and stealing everything they could lay
their hands on. Three Of the party have
had hearing before Esquire Turner to-
cay. F. w. Ross and WIN. Morrison
gave bail in the sum Of $1,000 cnct.
Frank Shipp Was comm tel to ia ] in
default Of $500 The rem tinIng eeyen
will have their trIal T.. morrow. ihs
band travelled with little side-snow ~
= blind, and carried on their tnIeying
operations 1T night They were detected
by being overheard telling their exploits.
A number 0. stolen articles were found
IN their possession.
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Arrested for Conspiracy.

PHILADELPHIA, September 26.-Jobn
). Morton, President b. +. Stokes, Sec
rotary. and Samuel p. Huhn, Treasurer
OF the Market Street Railwsy,Ssud Geo
Vickers, private secretary 70 Morton
were arrested this afternoon on the
charge 0: conspiracy 70 cheat and de-
fraud the company. The srrcsLs we're
made at the Instigatioo oil the
new President and Board Of Directors.
They were taken before q magistrate
snd held or hearing tomorrow. Sam
uel F. HUM failing to give $50 90 bAIl,
was locked up, and so WAS Vickers, who
could not iurniih $4,000 bail. Morton
gave $4,000 bal, for bis appearance, and
Stokes was held 90 his own recogu.z-
snce. II is understood warrants are cot
for the arrest ~ others.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
PLEVNA REVICTUALED AND RE.
INFORCED.
The Rainy Weather Impedes Opera.
tiOns-rurks Reported Victori-
Gus In Three Recent In
gagements-Osman Pa
sha's Position BE
licved To be
secure.

LONDON, September 26-lt is report
ed that by the Czsrs order the question
o. War or pesce has been discussed hy
the Council Of Ministers st 81. Peters.
burg. The Grand Dukc Constantine.
who presided. and the Minister ot War
pronounced for continuance OF the
war. The other Ministers were in favor
OF pesce negotiations.
CoNSTANTINorLE, September %
The Porte has ordered the expulsion of
the Russian monks from Mount Athos
and the reinstatement of the Greek
monks
LONDON, September 26. Special cor
respondents confirm the Turkish story
that Plevns WAS revicIua,ed and rom.
torcea on the 23rd by twenty thousand
battalons OF infantry, two battcries of
artillery, two hundred cavalry and M
immense quantity OF fCod and ammuni-
tion. The stated rainy weather is I'M.
peding operations.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, September 26.-Os-
man PaShs reports three cor siderable
engagements since the 18th, in alLof
which the Turks were victorious Os-
man Pashs's position Is now believed to
bee secure, and the impression at Con
stanunople and Sophia Is that the Rus
slams and ROumanlaus Sre Withdrawing
gradually from the attempt against
P.evns.
LONDON, September pa dispatch
dated COnstantlnople, IL o'clock We'd
Dcsday night, says: Private kilograms
say that the Russian centre attacked
Picyna yesterday, and WAS repulscd with
the loss of 1000 men 'and four guns.
This report Is probably untounded, n
no official confirmation OF it has been re-
ceivod
BUCHAREST, September 26.-Goncrals
Skebellofl aud Todleben lett here to-day
for the army.
CETnEJE, September 2G.--Garinsko
has surrendered TO the Montcnegrins
BELGRADE, Sopte ember 26.-Two mil
lion francs have arrived from Russia.
This is said to be- the final installmcnL of
the loan. The mobilization OF troops
continues The new Russian Consul
General Is expected with instructions
rom Russian headquarters. Russia in
-sJs on Servia speedily finishing thc
work ol mobilization, and complains
that SeryIs's hesitation enabled the
Turks TO relieve Plcvua. Scrvia is
about TO demand the withdrawal Of the
Turkish troops from the Servisn from
ter II will be remembered that n sim
liar demand formed the prelude 20 the
declaration OF war last yoar.
LONDON, September pa Vienna
correspondent says that Germany will re-.
cow her remOnstranccs 10 tho Porte
against ITS breaches Of tho Geneva Con.
ycntIOn, IN n more pointed manner.
ATHENS, September 26.--An Italian
gunbUat has arrived ut Valo 20 inquire
INTO the misdeeds OF the Bsshi Bazouks
The Italian Vice Consul NJ Valo will go
70 Larissa 10 inquire into the outrages
eommItted against the Italian subjects
there.
XGALISE, September 2G.-The losses
e the Turks At Plevns seem ~ have
been As heavy as the Russian. Trust.
worthy information is received that
1900 wounded are still in Plcvna,
whom the Turks are unable - remove.
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currency, and demands that the govern
ment furnish its own notes in place
thereof. 1t declares its unyielding op-
position T. high protective tsrif, As
vicious in principle, advancing the inter
ests OF lew st the expense Uf many.
1t declares its opposition 10 the fostering
OF monopolies, and fsvors such legIsls-
tive regulation of inter State, as well rs
State commerce, as will prevent the pool
ing Comblnstio7 OF railroads, express,
telegraph, and freighfcompsnies, from
eXtor.iHg exorbitsnt rates 70 msSe
watered stock yield productive interest.
1t declares in favor OF such legislation sS
Will equslize the pay ofthe soldiers IN
the late war, and its hostility 10 the sys-
tenn CT technicslities used by govern
| ment officials to prevent the payment 10
them of their honest dues. 1t declares
for a reduction OF national and State ex-
penses, and 10 that end demands the ref
ormation and the honest administration
OF the revenue laws; the abolition OF
sinecure offices; u reduction OF the large
and uresrned salaries to officers, and
thu scharge of all supernumerary
office holders Declares It's opposition 10
nigh and eXhorbitant rates of interest,
and demands the reduction OF legal rates
to I per cent and no more. II declares
for the repeal of all laws eNemptlrg rail
road lands and corporate stock and
property other than that held Tor relig
ious and school purposes from taxation. It
declares tor the maintenance OF our free
school system free 10 all without the talnt
of sectsrisnism: declares its opposition 10
extraordinary and unusual sumptusry
laws, but insists that the minority
must acquiesce IN the lawfully
expressed will of the majority. 1t de-
mands that due regard oe paid by our
government to the labor question, and to
all Just claims of workmen, and demands
the enactment of stringent laws Tor the
protection of labor and the savings o!
labor, and the collection Of wages due
workmen 1t demands the proper regu-
lation OF prison labor laws, and y law for
the protection OF the health and lives OF
operatives in manufacturing establish
ments.
With the declaration of our princI-
Piles we recommend the ticket today pat
in nomination TO the favorable consider
alton and support OF the citizens Of the
State.
The following ticket was nominated:
Governor, James A Mallory, OF Nil
waukee; Lieutenant Governor, K +
Davis of Dane; Secretary of State, Jas.
b. Hayes, of Dodge; State Treasurer,
John RInge, of Msrthen; Attorney
General, Joseph Morrison, Of Monroe
county; Superintendent of Public In
structlon, Edward Searching, present IN
q lnhnnl
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-At the
Cabinet session to-day it WAS decided
that the Secretary of War and Secretary
of the Treasury should select com
mission Of three competent architects
and engineers to examine all the public
buildings in Washington and report as
to whether they are fire proof or no!
and make such suggestions rs they deem
proper to render these buildings safe
against cCnfagratiOns.
Alexander Ii. Stephens, to-day, in
speaking of the Presidents policy and ms
reception in the South, said he has made
grand strides IN doing away with the
North and the South, and in putting
aside the barre ers bet tween the two section
and IN assuaging the better feeling en-
gendered by the war. His course so tar re-
ceives my entire support and approba-
tion. | think that Mr. Hayes has done
more for the pacifcation Of the country
under the doctrine OF Home Rule than
Mr.. Tilden could have done, had he been
lnaugurated. Mr.. Stephens suggested
to the President rs u further step
towards paclhcation that he
appoint Hersche1 V. johnson 10
the vacancy on the Supreme Court
bench.
Lucius q. Northrop has been appointed
United States District Attorney for
South Carolina, vice William Stone, re-
moved.
Secretary Schurz has appointed Il com.
mission 10 make An Investigation into
the cause of the late fire.
The Commissioner OF Patents think.
about $1,000 models were burned, ex-
elusive OF about 1900 models on which
no patents have been granted
a telegram received to-day ron Off
cial sources in Ieddo says the rebellion
in Japan is ended. The chief rebels,
Sage, Mursta and hierino, committed
suicide on the 24Lh inst.
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The ceCdiDgs of the New York Re-
publican State Convention, yesterday,
have decidedly snti-administration
flavor. The temporary chairman opened
the session with what bss been styled a
brutal attack on HAYES" which was en-
dorsed by the convention Immediately
promoting the speaker to the position OF
permanent chairman. CoNKLING is said
to have warmly arplsuded the speech.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS endeavored
to procure fair AMI square endorsement
of HAYES and his policy, but miserably
failed.
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SAVINGS.

The .nsu.a.. racklessness and ras-
csl.v which has characterized Tie man
sr.mcrt o, many of the Ssvincs Ranks
in the large cities which are lust now
coming TO light has tended TO sreatIv
h.igh,en the nonular snpr.bersion as
90 the security Of the SsvDos Rank
,y,lcla. and to give increased interest
20 the discussion of other methods of
encouraging the accumulation Of small
savings Tbrourbopt the country the
paper. are Discussing the matter with
thoughtful esrne.tncss and nuhIic sopti-
Eent j. unanimous IN demanding the
adoption n. some sy.,em wbirb PROMISES
greater .e,grirv
Nrr5 has boor col, :. f.ror Of tho
Postal SAVINGS R.rl. ,roioc, and tho
only objection which we b.va vet seen
urged .rsirs, il is found ON the gen
'-1. trINUInla that (,nvarD sbOnl0
an engage in any bu.ipes. which private
enterprise can do ss we'll When re-.
!acei to ,bj. nosi,ioD. the only Question
l.. can snv nIsn he devised by which
private individuals can present that ab-
...lt, security 10 the depositor for the
s,..-ke.ping and return Of ms small
saving, s. csntbe Gove-nment.
Tas. the Postal SAVINGS Bank system
j, entirely rr.c,ic.l has hoan ,nuy
proven by the exneriance Of Great Brit
a1. Under the EppI+sb svstcn, y persop
can a.nc.,, :, orv Dosto+ioe in tho
Rr,5,,o .,,.',,,aII ..,,,,,'o ,,ano,.,r 20
Sc -. ND. ~ ~
and +-.u. ;a..-. r-. -, ..a.
Men. s, ,,o e,, ~.
suva-rror. f-,,,-.,..s:.. Io,o..,. :, .,
.w, t..t. 49,. -.
The Ien,.i,o- 90, ,,,;,n.-.,, - I'D. ..
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Hon. N. A. FOran AT Martins Ferry
MARTINS FERRY, Sept. 20.


Special Dispatch to the Register.
Commercial Hall We we'll filed this
evening with men OF all political athlii-
stions TO listen to the address of the able
Young Clevelander, Hon. NJ. A. Foran,
who always draws crowd here, as he Is
a tavorlte, and especially among the
worklngmen. In his able and orig
inal argument, he dwelt at some
length Oh the Electoral conspiracy,
touched lightly the misgivings
aud deceptions Of the Republican party,
speaking in very high terms of its in
fancy and good deeds, but bran ding and
condemning it for its multiplicity OF
dark deeds and wicked acts, together
with the selfish motives that prompted
them, showing very conclusively the
cause of these wonderful and unpre-
cedented hard times, charging it to party
deprayity and untold contraction OF the
currency, bringing to his assistance facts,
figures and the history OF other nations
under like circumstances, together with
the condition of the most prosperous ma
tions on the face of the earth, showing
that in order to make it the most pros
porous nation and happy people the sun
ever shone upon was merely +" give us
enough money to do the busine of the
country on.
Sbofeld's Cornet Band maCet music
for the occasion.
Colonel Baber, of Columbus, a ID Hon
7. j. Maginnis, of GAINESVILLE, will ad-
dress the Democracy en- nsGSse on Friday
evening, September rs.
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General Grant.

LONDON, September 26.-On arriving
At Sheffield to-day General Grant was re-
ccived at the railroad station by the
Mayor and Corporation. Tne process
SION was then formed to Cutters Hall,
where corgrstulstory addresses were pre-
sented by the corporated Cutters Com
pany and the Chamber OF Commerce, TO
which the the General briefly responded.
General Grant afterwards held recep.
tIon and was presented TO many of the
leading merchants.
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A WASHINGTON correspondent be.
.teves that Mr.. STANLEY MATTHEWS Is
,,iug too far "whea he makes, ss in his
!,cussion with General EWING. so plump
and comprehensive denial OF the fact
a bis negotiations last winter with prom
ae1. Southern leaders. There are hun
4,-!; Of witnesses TO the fact that Mr..
MATHEWS repeatedly sought out South
=ra congressman, and others At the Cap
IT.. snd st the hotels, urged them TO al
low the electoral count TO proceed, and
s,slred them that everything would he
mslc right for the South The stof Y
lss been told time and again without
eIciung denial from the Ono Senstor
until he WAS confronted with it on the
stump, aud the animation is given that
be viii have chance to tell what he
knows about the matter before com
mIt,ce Congress.
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RAILKOAD BosDs-Active and firm.
Canada Southern frsts, coupon, advanced
per cent.
STATE SgCURITIEs-Generally weak.
SToCKs w ere somewhat irregular in
he morning, but in the afternoon the
market was heavy, with decline OF "a
I per cent. from the best figures Of tho
morning. The decline extended through
the entre lHt, but wss the most marked
10 coal stocks and granger shares, which
were freely pressed for sale. In final
sales there was recovery Of 10 per
cent. in the general .is. and I per cent.
in St Paul preferred, which closed NJ
the highest point Of the day. The dIrcc-
tors Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81.
Pau railroad have declared dividend
oil ID 50 per share on preferred stock out
Of the net earnings OF the year 1916 The
diyidsld is payable October lGIh, and the
transfer books close October let. The
liabilities Of Rufus Hatch are small, and
be expect 70 pay in full at at early day.
There vas some talk on the street Of An
attempt 70 make money srtIhclslIy
stringent by the locking up process, but
nothing definite in regard 10 the matter
"a known
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wisconsin Demo cratic State COnveB-
ton.

FoN DU Lac, Wis, SepLe mber %
The Democratic State Convention met
in this city to-day, and was presided over
bv James G. jenkins, Of Milwaukee.
The following are the resolutions
adopted:
The Democratic and Reform party Of
Wisconsin, in State convention assem-
bled. renews its pledges Of devotion to
the Union and the Constitution, with al
the amendments. 1t declares its firm
belief that the will OF the people was de
feated in the late Presidential election
bv fraud and chIcsnery, under the pro-
lection OF the Federal military, and,
through the bzllOt-bOx, will express it,
condemnation of the act and the actors.
L. declares for the freedom Of the ballot,
unswed by the bsyOnet and insists that
military interference in controlling cleo
tions is subversIve Of the first
principles of free government. It de-
clsres lis opposition 70 subsidies and II
isvor OF preservation OF the public lands
for the use Of actual settlers Ii declares
It's hostility 10 the financial policy OF the
Republican party in Withdrawing capital
tom taxation, and increasing the burden
of the public debt By declaring currency
bonds payable in gold, demoaetlz!ng sill
yer in the interest OF the creditor and at
the expense of the debtor, ard attempt
ing to force resumption when It vii.
brig ruin on the general business inter
ests of the country, aDd demands instead
that the property protected BY the gov
ernment paw its just proportion Of lns
expenses Of the government, that sll'
yer be remonetized, and the present
resumptioe sct be repealed and
resumption be postponed until the
financial condition of the country will
permit. 1t declares its opposition 70 q
large continuance OF the National Bank
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Fren cn Affairs.

PARls, September 26.-The Radio
Socialist Republicans Of PArls have issued
q man ifes,o sttseking the government
and the supporters Of Gsmbetta. The
nssilesto demands amnesty for the CON-
munists: the abolition Of the budget Of
pubic worship; TIE expulsion OF TIE
JesuiLs: the substitution OF the armed
nation Tor tue sanding army; q single
progressive tax for all existing taxes,
srt the abolition 0; the President and
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Bank President Indicted for En-
bpzzIement.

CHICAGO, September 26. Sidney My
ers, President of the Merchants, Farm.
er's and Mechanics Savings Bank, which
suspended last week, was indicted by the
Grand Jury to day for the EN- mbezzlemert
Of S2O0,000 and WAS subsequently lodged
in jail in default of $4,000 bail The
Grand Jury also indicted the officers of
the defunct Protection Life Insurance
Co., on the charge of detrauding the pol
icy holders.
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tered so as to be beyond the temptation
of the burglar and the power of food or
fire.
Either plan seems to US to be entirely
fessable, and what is of primary import
ance, thoroughly safe. We hope that
Congress, which is to convene in few
days, will give this matter the same en-
lightened attention that the newspapers
are doing, and that it will not adjourn
until it has put one OF these schemes, or
something better, if anything better can
be found. into practical operation.
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Fire atOhIo Peniteptfary.

COLUMBUS, September 26.-The loss
By the fire st the penitentiary last even
Ing proves, upon investigation, to have
been larger than was expected. The
loss to A. &. Patton, in the pattern manu-
factory and mschiney will be about
$1,000. 1t Is covered by insurance
placed in different companies. The State
loses on the building about $4,000.
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IT is no longer n secret that the new
,avernment four per cent. loan is fail
DIP, and that the syndicate and MIR.
S4sRNAS both understand that much.
The bonds are being hawked on the
streets of New York at 90 cents, and the
.yndicste, so it is alleged, have informed
Mr. SHERMAN that they will take no
more of them at par.
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farIhquaEP.

New YORK, Septem Der 26-The Star
and Herald, Of Panama says violent
earthquakes took place at CsbJs, Bolivia,
on the 23i, and at Iquique the same day.
A lew days before At Capapo, there was
similsr visitation, and the inhabitants
left their dwellings torror stricken. The
shock At Cabys WAS more severe than
that on the 9th of May last
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TIER seems to be friendly rivalry
bs,ween our friends OF the Fourth Street
vs,bodist Church and those in charge OF
cha Cathedral, rs to whose church steeple
,b.,I reach nearest to heaven. We do
oo, know that similar rivalry as to the
,,enbers themselves exists.
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THE Iatelligcneer speaks contemptu-
.,,y of Gen. JUBAL EARLY's record In
.1a WAT. in referring to his expressions
about HAYE, Compare it with HAYES
military exploits, and draw the line.
By the way, if 3 mans arguments arc
weak or potent in proportion to the
.nount Of successful lighting he did dur
i, the wsr, how very thin must be the ar
,.m,nts of tue editor OF the InteLLigeacer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, September 2G-MoSEY-
Active at 5Gg7 per cent. Prime mcr-
rantile paper ut Gas per cent Customs
receipts $4,000 The Assistant Treas
4rer disbursed 100000 CleArIngs tIG,-
100000 Sterling weak Tor actual busI.
ness; long 49,; short 4sG.
GoLD-Opened at 1881, and closed at
lO3k. Borrowing rates 4 10 2 per cent.
and fiat.
SILVER AT London 81 ll-l6d; here
silver bars 1929 greenbscks; 1854 gold; I;
silver coin tG1 per cent. discount.
GOYKRNM EAIs-Dull.