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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15
NEW CUMBERLAND.
A Readable Revicw OF the General SIT.
nation There.

An important pre- ect is on foot here which,
II carried out, will enhance the price OF con.
siderable property which is at present Of ve,y
little value. The plan 10 TO opsn up new
street between Ridge avenue and the hill.
Available building lots have become scarce
owing to the large number OF new houses
which have been erected in the past two
years. The new street, II opened, will CT.
lend from the sewer pipe works to the lower
limits OF the town. This will make 8 street
almost equal to the famous avenue, and will
almost yearly floods the town. New Cum.
berlapd's enterprising citizen, John A. Camp
bell, ESq, Is the originator OF this improve
ment.
Smith & Campbell's new bank will be
opened at the FIST OF the year. The amour
Of capital invested will be IN proportion 10
the business transacted. 1t will be savings
bank, but the intention Is 10 change II into q
National bank should the business justify
This Is the first bank In the county and will
be great convenience.
There Is some talk about drilling new
wells for gas here. So far as can be learned
prospects are good for one at least being put
down by MoMahan, Porter & Co. Gas Is
found here at $50 feet below the surface, the
shortest distance, 1t 10 said, that gas In paying
Quhulltltb - lUuuu hugWueIe. 4utu 10 q
great advantage In the matter OF cost alone
and results probably from the fact that this
point Is at the top OF an uplift OF the geologi.
cal formation.
The fire brick business, which is the back.
bone OF the industries OF the place. 10 said to
be looking up little, from the probable sue.
cess Of thebriok paving experiment. Wheel
ing. Mr.. James Porter, who for several years
has controlled the Clifton brick works, has
resigned his position on account OF III health
Mr.. Porter was general favorite both with
business and working men, and enjoyed the
reputation OF being the best manager OF any
works OF this kind In the country. II Is
probable that he will travel Tor his health,
and, II so, Hancock c!unty will lose one Of
ib most popular Republicans,
The hopes OF the town for arailroad are
sgain b!ighted. Many thought that the new
Vanderbilt line would pass through here but
It seems to be baggiug larger game. Possibly
there may be chance for connection be-
tween the PIttsbprsh& Lake Eis and this
new line, which would likely pEss through
here. II Is rather queer that q county which
offers 20 900 tons OF freight per year and q
large passenger traffic cannot get q railroad
outlet especially when eleven miles Of road
yould secure II,
Pne WelAbarg team OF Old Fellows who
exemplifisd the work before the Grand Lodge
at Wheeling, during It's last session, will
visit Stella Lodge on the 18th, to give an
exemplititation oil the work.
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A DYsAMIrE SCARE.
The Mysterious Package which Wa
ConsiguCd TO wheeling.

The Mysterious Package which Was
Consigusd 10 wheeling.
The Cambridge, Ohio, Daily Times, OF are
cent date, has the following story. The ii
teresting question here Is, who 10 the Wheel
Ing, psrty to whom the package wna con-
While GfIlses Stanley and Gallup were
hnaily and quietly gagged In piping" the
Norris burglary, Morley morning, they
dropped on suspicious looking bit In
the express Office which had inst been e1,
pressed 10 PARTY in Wheeling, W. Va, and
The ex aressaRs | aid In bank notes blackened
and soorchsd BY powder This WIS q large
find, and In the presence OF seyetal specta'
tors this package was opened and found 10
contain lot OF old ololhe', three or four
tracts, few manuscript sermons, hair oil,
and lastly bat OF most importance circular
tin box which looked onlinously wicked.
II wss opened.
The oilicer, and bys's ,dss dropped back
" Il was allied with snuff colored, turper
tine smelling mixture, which was 1t once
pronounced
The box and contents were carefully con.
yeyed up town and submitted 70 the exam.
ination Of a well.known chemist, who COP.
Armed their wort suspicious. 1t was the
deadly dynamite,
II was taken up tenderly, handled With
care, and the solemn pace Of those officers as
they took Il back TO the express ohic0 would
have discounted the gait OF 6rstclts, iu.
neral procession.
Tbs deadly boz ROW sits on q stool In q
passage OF the barry old D. 4 o. depot with
4 Ratchet placed suggeStiyely beside It on q
psper labelled, Dynamite, don't touch y
and probably the mystery OF the Tin box and
It, contents will ielntin unexplained until
arises in the land 10 smash into II With that
hatnhat
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nasosIo GRAND IODGE.
close of the Annual aession-rhe New

CioSe OF the ANIMAL aession-The New
0nisers.
The nineteenth annual communication OF
the Most Worshipiul Grand Lodge, A. F. &
A. NJ, oil West Virginia, which began Tuet-
day evening in tho Masonic temple in this
city, closed last night at q late hour.
The following officers were elected for the
er s1ing year and duly installed:
". G. Bennett, Weston, G. n.
G. E. Thorn burg, BarbouTsville. D. G. NJ.
Ii. r. Howard, Poikt Pleasant, G. 8. w.
W II. summers, Charleston, G. J. W.
Hugh Sterling, Wheeling, G. Treasurer.
o. 5. Long, Wheeling, G, sec'y.
The follosipg were afterwards appointed !:
Grand Senior Deacon, G. +. Irvine.
Grand Junior Deacon, Frank Burt.
Grand Chaplain, ]. W. Grantham.
Grand Lecturer. q. H. Collier.
Grand Marshal, w. Il. Riggs.
Grand pursuivant, A. G. Bailey.
Grand Tyler. Timothy Bliss.
Two new lodges were chartered, one st
Rockford, Harri1on county, 10 bs, called
Rockford Lodge No. II, and the other at
Brax ton Court House, to be known Sutton
Lodge No. 81.
Il was resolved to order large portraits OF
Past Grand Master W. Il. d. Flick, and !.
Il. Williams, deceased, late Grand Treasurer.
Most OF the session. which did not close
until after midnight was taken up by q de-
tate on question OF Jurisprudence, OF no
special interest to The public.
Resolutions were adopted rendering the
thanks OF the lodge to the citizens OF Wheel
Ing for their hospitable reception and for
courtesieB extended 10 menu era OF the Lodge;
and to the railroads for favors extended in
fhn nav NJ ra,incpd fnrpA etc.
After the Lodge adjourned al elegant re-
pc was spread by Tyler Bliss In the bsnquet
room, to which the members did ample jus
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Yesterday morning about fifty members OF
the Grand Lodge accepted the kind invita-:
ton extended 10 them by Mayor Miller and
others to visit the sights OF the city. They
filled the big bus "Dr. Hullihen" and two
others aud left the Masonic Temple about II
o'clock. They were in charge OF Mayor
Miller, Postmaster Hugh Sterling, City School
Superintendent John II. Birch, and Messrs.
Isaac Freese, ST., aud ]. H. Brown. The
South Wheeling Glass Works WIS visited,
where Mir. ]. q. Hobbs acted as guide. Each
visitor was presented with souvenir. At
the Pottery, Messrs. Pearson, Fras zaeim and
Ise.t devoted themselves TO showing the
strangers their large and rapidly growing
houors at the Belmont Iron Works and ex.
planned the my s!eries OF nail making from the
blast furnace 10 the packing room. The Fifth
ward school house was next visited, It being
noon. and Prof. Birch showed with pride
this magnificent model building The
visitors were fully as much delighted with
this as with any Of the other sights they took
Ia. Reymann's brewery, with It's Ice ma
chimes, subterrauean vault, gas well and hun.
dred other interesting points were inspected
and splendid lunch provided by Mr.. Rey.
mann was thoroughly investigated. The
lunch made the visit to the brewery espec!'
ally entertaining. The Central GlsRs Works
was then gone through under the guidance
OF 1t, genial Secretary, Hon. N. B. Scott.
Here the visitors also received souvenir.
The engine houses were In one or TWO casea
looked Into, and short drive through few
OF the principal streets wound up the excuI'
SION, the Temple being reac1ed about ?: ~
The strangers were enthusiastic In their
appreciation OF this attention shown them,
and Mayor Miller and this gentlemen who
arranged the clever programme deserve the
thanks OF the citizens for thus showing the
city's attractions.
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Mr.. /. G. Dillon, the jsweler, went to
Pittsburgh yesterday 10 examine the dia-
moid pin found In the possession Of James
Martin, OF this city, when he was arrested
there last Saturday. Mr.. Dillon sold Mrs.
Dana Geyer the pin which was stolen from
her, and which Is believed TO be thesame one
which Martin tried 10 sell. He also has the
stone removed from the pin and returned 10
Mrs. Geyer by mail, and this he took along
TO aid In the Identification OF the pip. He
will not return to the city until this even
Chief OF Police Bennett says hescarcely be.
lieyes that Martin stole the pin. The story
Of U .hman, who claims TO have found the
hin on Main street In front Of Baer's store,
and given II to Martin to sell, is plarsible,
al least, and in line with the theories Of
the robbery heretofore held. II is no doubt
Mrs. Geyer's pin.
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A Beautiful GeId Watch Worth 800
Given Away.

Prof. 8. G. Malone, The accomplished pen
artist OF West Virginia, has placed on exh!.
billion at Mr.. Jacob W. Grubb's jswelyy store,
The original Of bis celebrated pen drawing Of
our late President Garfield, entitled From
the Log Cabin 10 the White House"
In order that the peop!s Of Wheeling may
have an opportunity Of securing one oil the
copies from this elaborate pen drawing, Prof.
Malone makes the following offe;:
There will be- q beautiful gold watch given
yith four hundred copies. The copies will
be o. sale OF Mr., Gfubb's ,iewelry store,
where also may be seen the original picture.
Also the beautiful gold watch that will be
given 10 the one holding the number rorres-
bonding with the number in the envelope.
The drawing will take place Saturday, No
yember II, 1883, at s O'Clock r N.
Remember The copies cost You but 81 each.
Those desiring To gee the original before
buying copies can call Of the aiOreyaid place.
Orders received by mail and copies sent 10
any part Of the country, on receipt OF price.
Call on or address.
PRoE. 6. G. MALONE.
ssamm Houss, Wheeling, W. Va.
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The street cars this winter will have the
stoves In them again. The cars Will run Of
late hours to accommodate the visitors to
the skating rink.
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad will
be run by an entirely new, system Of rules
after this week. The old rnles have been In
effect since November, 1876.
J.R. Davis, msnsger Of the blast furnace,
says they are turning ont fifty Eve tons OF pig
iron every tWenty.iour hours, and be also
states that It Is OF 9 better quality than they
have been making heretofore. .....
q consequence the well was filled with water.
The driliers were engaged yesterday In taking
out the casIrg and replacing 1t. Drilling
will be commenced in earnest In Few days
probably.
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RELLAIRR,
MiEor Matters OF Timely Interest In the
Gins City,

Glass City.
Rev. Father Gull Is absent from the city.
The Belmont Glass Works are working out
from fifty to sky pots OF glass each week
they run.
\. n. Wallace has turned over his ressau.
rant 10 q. lockwood, and yesterday moved
10 Hammondsville.
The womsn's Christian Temperance Union
will hold meeting this afternoon ct Mrs.
Gry's on Belmont greet
The City Council has ordered pavement
or walk put down from Indian run north up
Noble street to Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Greenfield and Miss Jennie, who have
been on visit OF come weeks TO relatives in
Northern New Work, got home last uiRht
Mr.. Maxwell, OF Wheeling, who has bought
the grocery OF ]. w. Lawrence, hes moved
into The house vacated BY Mr.. Lawrence, in
Horns addition.
r. W. Nelson, who Is sick OF his sisters,
Mrs Hopkins, near town, was a little better
yesterday; but II was considered too cold TO
bring him home.
The drilling OF the gas well hiss bsen stop.
ped again. Tho oaslpS that had been put
down In the well Esl not Hstsr tight, Apd n
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Allpersor,s wishing 10 test the merits OF &
great femedy-oue that will positively cure
Sonsumptiofi, conkbB. colds, asthma, bronohi'
m, or any affection u tbs Throat and Lurgs-
are requested 70 call at LosAa = re. g Bridge
Corner Drug Btore and get q lec felSl aottle
e Dr. KsE sss ,haS sSo Won what fS regular
aiHed hottie will do, EoG
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EMINENT St. Louis p6yslcians say: "pol:
Article Oh diet, aud particularly u,sful. when
tonics are required, 40 It 10 tolerated when
Other forms Oh animal food are rejected. In
DIphtheria, Ague, Malaria, Typhoid FeVers,
and every depfessirg disease, Its use 10 most
sdyantaeeous. We have prescribed II with
eIcelleri success" J. II. Leslle, N. D.; @.
p. Copp, II. D.; 8. B. Parsons, n. D.; r A.
vaughn, N. D.; Drs. 8. L. and j. 9, Niedelst;
WIN. PoYter, u. D., and many Others. Re.
member the 'pams cotsEs's-taks no other.
~ NHyAW
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Onlce o.. 20 and "a Fourteenth street
ne,r hdyertisen, EMS.

Louuges-G. Mendsl & @.
Poison-Third Page.
For Sale-Ferre 8.
For Sale-Tinners' MACHINES.
Opera Houss-Tom CInary's American 4
Artittic Pottery and Fancy Goods-l. G.
Dillon.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., November l5-ls0 A.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, north to west winds, nearly station.
AIRY temperature IN the Ohio Valley, falling
followed by rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
northwest winds and falling followed by
rising barometer. Colder weather Friday.
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rnr Cook. DollGht-l2lo Main street.

1Ax racsivips my fall stock OF women's
misses ard ohilaIens shoes and mems fne cali
hand- sewed shoes In oil iha different stylol
10 which inyite an inspection. ! have
sdiad several new lines to those ] have been
ieepinR heretofore, making . eouiplet6 tsS6rt.
ment Of ems and medium goods.
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one snnorInr soul Hnpnx.

"ItI can send one suffering soul 70 you, 7,
writes James corhlu, Of Ntslburn, llI1..nI
will ba hDpry. Samaritan Rerrint cured me,
and will cure al casts Of tits. $3.50. NNEsE
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DOR SALE.

For SALE
Three small Brick Dwellings lin one bloctl each
dwelling has three rooms with Ia own frubt lnd
back entrance yard fenced of, with hydngt; IN
good condition. Rents for SIG per annum. VIII
cell cheap: owneH TesidtntB OF smother Gtaie.
euro house for about $3.50 each located Oh llltJ
G, No OH, 9l9 and 92I. Apply 10 .i.
ALEXANDER BONE
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
n01 ll6J Market ktttst.
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A sruSwAr Piano for q Christmas, present
can be purchased on easy terms OF low priceg,
al sheib's Music Store, Twelfth street.
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srocxs-The stock marret to-day shows general
decline OF n TO ~ per cent the latter Northwest
ern pteicred, as the effect cf the bear raid which
y a. encouraged by the fact that prices after an
an advance LAST week Of from toi per cent, which
was mainly in Vanderbilt stocks, seemed 10 come
to StAndktilI. Therew WAS then and il Yet Coz
siderable amount Of buying Of dividend paying
stocks by inyest9rs outside Of the professional
speculative class but Of not sufficient volume TO
afford support for pIicts, which arr governed IN
their daily fluctuations by the operations q clues
In The street.
The Postsiyt As far as regards the general rail-
road and buSintt ~ situation there Is n sittdY i'm
proyement. This wa shown by an increase Of II
per cent In the October earnings Of hflyp re-
porting roads over their earnings In October 1882
on AL uCIesSG nf l0per cent 10 mileage The In
proyement in October has az far ss can be eStinAi
cd, continued ever since. The drop In aaIito5 Is
due to the fact that there were orders IN the mai
kSt from the west 10 sell shares, which hrcame
known 10 tho loom traders, who hammered the
stock sales. Again tits attributed 10 falling oil
10 earnings and the reports that the company was
In trouble with the FaigO Southern road. Near the
clote disruption OF the 'OWH POOL was rumorIu
and tile market weakened again. As coDpared
with last nights cl9te prices arc down 1Sal5S per
ceot Manitoba 10 Al Per cent lower than lat
night.
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i
red cash 81 eSal o.; November 81 @: December
II or; JanuSsY 81 6IX; February stqs bid; May
81 iSH aSked: No. s red sSasec; rejected ~. SStn
dull and prices Atade lower htsn mi1ea ~ eaf 70
Iannery 1elSc; May $40 asked; rejected 81 ksbtc:
no grade 4if(c. Oats quiet; No. cash and hoyem'
Der S3ic: December Sic; January &c MAY &c DID.
CINCINNATI. November A-Flout dun; wheat
demand al SOXc. Oats steady and IN good demand
Al S0Xc RYE nomInally unchanged. Pork quiet
and Arm at 81 6oAll IS Lard. none fold. BUZZ
meats aud bacon nominAuy unchAngei. Mhuky
hrm at 81 10. Butter unchanged
EEw ORLEASs November N.-Codee ftin and
In moderate demand; common TO prime lo1zaIte.
Sugar quiet and weak: common 70 5000 common
az . talls AZ pin. e sa sIes
w W. 's''" '''l-'4',''' "D''' -
Petroleum.
on C1rY, Pa, November l4.-Peiroleum strong
and advancing: opened at 81 49, highest u ls5S;
lowest 81 l65l closed a. 81 l1S Sales, 69lN bar
res CsaESnSes ys:se,dsy s ~ SS,rsi! tdeSaier
l,2ll: daily average 6i9A; charters l2SS4; daily
average l6 70a.
PrrrsRusoH, Pa, November N.-Ths afternoon
session was active and excited tradl heavy open
cd at q i6A: declined 70 81 l5<; rallied ana al
yanced TO 81 IS; closed strong at Sli7x
ed nj ii lES; highest 81 iSX: lowest 81 l5; closed
at 81 l73s. Shipments Is. as barrels
NEW YORK, November li-Petroleum lIn;
United O. l7hS; crude 7sSas1Sc; refined shaSHc.
BALrII ORE November A.-Petroleum higher
and hrm; relied SISAHsSc'
PHILADELPHIA, November l4.-Petroleum arm Of
s9saS5lc. .
Live stock.
CHicIGo, November I4.-!The Drovsrs' Journal re.
porU HIGs-Rcceipls 5000 head; shipments 30 y
head beat steady: Others oS OF; packing l0ai 70;
packing ard shipping 81 6oa4 V: Light q SOai %;
sEips o. 00e4 %, cattle Receipts $500 head; snip.
ments so o he'd: market fctive and nrm; exports
60 8I7 To- RoOd 10 choice shipping q loaG 10; COM
mon 10 medium 81 00b 10 range cattle tttonsi
gas Texans s. 60A4 75 American 81 5OAb 80. sheep
-Receipts $500 head; shipments $50 head; market
sot inferior TO fair :? 9o4S o. percRS good - 7o
choice q TS Texans s! 00A3Go.
| FAST LIBEEiY, Pa, November lt-Catue-Rel
caipu Us head. Market active ard prices heavy
at 81 (Ot6 "; fair TO god s. 2oa6 rs; common
81 (Oli 49, Ho0s-Receipts 2OSt head. Market
f'm; PhilAdel phiaS s. ocG5 Is; Workers. 81 40ai 20
| sheep-ReceIpts 1000 head Market tifn on good
dull on common; prime 81 25ai IS; fair 70 good
| IS 6oal 90; common 81 O0l9 50.
CIScISSA7I, o., November 1I.-HOgs quiet; com
mon AID light 81 9jai co. packing ana butchers
al 20. Receipts 5000 head: shipments 4S5 head.
Cotton.
| New YORK, November li.-Cotton quiet; iuturei
steady; November lg.i0c: December l05lc: Janus
iuG0s February Sic: March 10 CSC; April ll0!ci
May ll.i9; June ll.SOc: July lltlc; Angus: u.olc'
Wool. ..
NEW YORK, November li.-wool quiet aud steady;
domestic fleece S2a4jc; pulled lsAiec; unwaAhed
lOA2sC; Texss ltAZIc.
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FARM
FOR SALE.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
. he Stock no den Of the Wet ylrguiG FIpUliica
A:d State Fair association Rle requested 10 ntei
on "a uTdAy, December ], 1888 Al O'Clock . y,
al the CtuIt ouie OF uhi0 tOanIy, for be p9i161r
Of eleCtInS thirteen bittCtoTs according tSIseE'
Laws GkUGGE HOOK,
uo9 Secretary,
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at 6chnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1V01 1859
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EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF s. to SIS will
buy a splendid Organ or Piano at sheib's
Music Store, Twelfth street.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
PEARL STEAM LAUNDRY.

The undermined will continue the 4! .,E,
bldnets at the old S!Ard GLl te' y. IiISeriiJ
sTSsted 70 him in The future a IT has been 10 '''
old urn 10 the past, roonyI HsRL
Natl ~ ~hbUHlnsS..--s
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THE CONTRACTING FARTlEs.

The brides are the only daughters OF J. D.
Dubois, Etq., Secretary OF the Belmont Iron
Works. They are two popular and charm.
Ing ladies. They were dressed last
evening in costumes of white brocaded
satin, trimmed with Duchess lace
and roses. Both wore wells. Their first ap.
pearauce caused murmur OF involuntary
admiration, and afttr the ceremony, ss they
returned to the door on the arms OF their
husbands, they were the very personitica.
lions Of smiling happiness and loveliness.
The bridesmaids wore colors. Misses Stokely
aqd Loring, pale lavender satiu; Misses Gil.
christ and Paxton, shrimp pink satin; Misses
Cot and Hart, white satin and cashmere;
Misses Updegraif and Loring, pale blue silk.
All the dresses were short, beautifully trim
med with lace and fowers. The ladies car
ried flowers.
OF the grooms It may be said that Mr.. Hat
is one OF Clarksburg's prominent business
men. He Is the senior member OF the firm
OF G. NJ, Hart & Bro, machine builders and
erioys the confidence and esteem OF large
portion OF the business men OF the State.
Mr.. Holloway Is not unknown 10 Wheeling
people, in fact be may almost be claimed as
q Wheelingtte. A member Of one OF the
oldest families In Belmont county, he po--
sesses all the good qualities that go 10 make
the business man and gentleman.
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THE DAILY MARKETS,
The FinaneI,.l world.
GovEasxRsn-Firm.

EKw YORK, November ll-10ney cay at 2as
per cent and closed offered at4 per cent Prime meE.
camille paper 61Sa7 per cent StcrlinS Exchange
bankers bills steady at q SIX: demand 81 81.
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M,7P.N. IA. n. i2M3P.M.7
% s. 81 90 IS IS 81 .