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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
Dear Husband, Come Homei


ALLEGED wiiey missive N a Granger member OF
the Illinois legislature opublished by re-
quest OF a member OF the Virginia Legisla-
turel.
Husband, dear husband. come home TO me now
From Springfield, Sd coy and warm.
lis lonely without you why do you not come
And see 10 tho things on the farm
You tcli me when you were elected last fau
IL / would but onco let you 60
You surely would come e'er the winter was
gone;
OF course, believed It was so.
Husband, dear husband, come homo 70 me now,
Pm smiling tho odor OF spring;
You've stayed long enough in the capital there
You're much safer under my wing.
The old horse IA paving the stable llke MAJ,
The colt IN a terrible 1tew;
Tho small brindle hcifor has got white cali,
And tho cattle are bawling for you.
Husband, dear husband, come home 70 me now,
IA Ike 20 observe what you're at;
When will you get through win your bills and
And speeches by this ono md that7
Your mileage Il paid by tho longest way round,
But take the shortest en-. when you como.
Your speeches arc nne tweedle-dee, but some
way
Thoy don't hide your twaedle-dee-dum.
The voice Of your Betsy IL calling you, dear;
Its nearly the time 10 mako SOAP;
And s0rne Of tho women are saying. my love,
I'm, giving YOU most too much rope.
They sav mere Il desperate flirting up there
With widows and maids not afow
haven't been kissed since the morning you left
But. Joseph, how IL il with your
Come home! Come home
You hear me, you rascal Come home
-ChicrgO Herah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
Contribution to the Grant Fund.
Try telegranh to thu Dispatch.l

NV YORK. March 5.-The second largest
contribution ever received by the Grant
Monument Association was made to-day
by DR.. W. Seward Webb, president Of the
Wagner Palace-Car Company. DR.. Webb
subscribed $1,000 to the Mail and Express
fund. and he directs that the Weekly Mai
and Express be sent 10 200 Young Mems
Christian Association rooms throughout
the country. Including the funds in the
hands of the monument association and
the money so far raised by the Maj and Fl
press and DR.. Webb's subscription the
fund now amounts to $l50.0O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


HbW lVRa
NEW YoRK. March ACTION steady; sa1oo
sl5 bales; upiaodS II S-isc.; Orleans, II ei6c.;
receipts 1854 bales: exDors-to Gres; Brftsins
s,4is bales: 30 Fnnce. ~ bales: 70 tho Con-
unent, lao bales stock, s25,t53 bales. routn-
S SIn n9ar arm s and Sa' wheat
Options iairiy acsive; Hs5sc. down; No. reds
March, 6Ac. April, soi.c.; Nay, &c. Jaaev
S'sc. Corn nrmer and fairly ac;lse. No 2. Ste
&c In elevator; options moderately a-tive snd
firm; March, s3Jfc.; April, 3skc. Nay. 1Hc.:
June, 6'Sc. Oats qulot; options irregular;
March. 2s'4c.; May, use; Nc. y spot sc
SAo; mi1ed Western. 1Kssosc. Hops weak
tlG95a.i7; April, si6s5ssi6@: May, fi67se
flhO; June, sl6s5asjSe9: spot Rio stesdy snd
fairly active: fair csrgDes, $50. sassr--ksv
sai. s s,e sa'es iaIs rernsd fairy ss,s s.1
nrtn- holRsses-Foreign firm. O-test. IKE;
Vow Orleans strong COMMON ~ fancy. sistsc.
hice nrm and In fair demand; domssae. 80
sac. Petroleum steady: crude, IN barrels az
Parsers, i6)c.: renned, here. atOc kossn
weak steamed % good, sI.f3s$i.0 Turpennos
steadier AT is<a42kc. Pork easy snd QUOT.
Beet duh Beef hams inactive. Ttcrcod beef
quiet Cut-meats slow. Middles quiet: short
clear, t1a Lard oasisr and quiet: Western
steam, sa5; city steam, $40; 0ptions-Aafcas
ss.23; April, e. q: May, s&20 FreiSnts steady:
COTTON. SID. bid; grain, sSd
CHICAGO.
CHIcsso, March a-Tbere was = good business
In wheat to-day, but there was no, the snap 70
trade there WAS yesterday. The feeling wa
again unsettled, huctustions In prices being RE-
duent. with the tendency, however, toward
weakness. IA with each raSction prices touched
a lover point. Tho opening was about the same
a. Yesterday closing, and under fair offerings
declined ha,.c., then advanced Ease, touch
ing the top prices Of the day, ducnated within .
small range for awhile, closing about LaSsc.
lower than yesterday. The shorts seemed 70
have covered pretty we'll and tho longs sold
freely. It wss intimsted that there hal been
considerable selling BY foreign houses. who. 10
was Supposed had been long on foreign account.
Corn was dun and fluctuations were confined 10
fractional range, with operations almoet
exclusively local. Tho market opoosd
shade under tho closing prices Of Yesterday,
easy for a time, aud rulec steady. Prices
changed with wheat and closed shade lower
than yesterday. oats were moderately srtivs
and steady. There wa-, however. no new Tea
ture delivered. Trading In pork vae moderate.
Prices ruled 7Nai0c lower. and NE market
closed at atout inside figures Lard was weak
ami easier. pricns receied 5a7 \ c. and the market
closed tame. shorI-rios we're fairly active bus
easy. Prices on tho whole declined 2Hajc. and
the market closed tame Leading features
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
M'KINLHY's BILL ABROAD.

PARIS, March 5.-Le Comte, member Of
the Deputies, had an interview to-day with
NJ. Suller, Minister of Foreign Affairs, IN
which he represented the disadvantage
the French dry-goods trade would suffer
from the adoption by the American Con-
gress of the Mckinley bill.
NJ. Spuller stated that France. England,
and Switzerland had agreed to communi-
cate with the Washington authorities i'll
regard to the latter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
wv. Morton and Family.

Sr. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 5.-Vice-
President Morton and family are passing
the time quietly here as the guests OF H.
NJ Flarler. opublicrcceptionw was gwen,
o. Morton was averse TO anything of the
Kind Int. instead. the court of the hotel
was brilliantly illuminated this evening
Lv thousands of colored lamps, and at
Ncassar Park there was a beautiful pyTo-
tochnic display. which was witnessed 10y
MIR. Morton and his party from the hotel
balcony. Meantime the orchestra played
patriotic airs and MIR. and Mrs. Morton held
an informal reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
NO CAPITAL In 1T.
The ouTRAGss ON THE coLoRso
BROTHER IN OKLAHOMA.
Why little Billy Chandler Did Not Get
on Ills Pulled
FAr.


W,muNoroN. March 5--The papers were
fnll tins morning If accounts OF the out
~oocg which white men are alleged 20 be
,,ernefratinr up0n the negro settlers IN
ntfahoma. and 90 be consistent Senator
Hin chandler shouid have arisen IN the
s,ratn TODAY and offered resolution to
investigate this matter. But no didn't.
That is not his style. Oklahoma Is
,.f 81 .authc9n state. II X not even
an organized Territory, and the only
,...t.-rn Df law and order down there IL
lE,f tho United StQtes Government has
..rlc officials there, such as marshals, at
t.-.rts. registers a land Offices. etc. and
t.tm.'it4r, ore CLOSE az hand. The Rcpuh-
...n p.riy control all the branches Of tho
..Inral Government. and II there ~ any
...lr of negroes or driving them from
a claims bcnjamin Harrison and ms
..r!n., have o remedy IA their hands.
r.t na political capital can be made ont OF
O. .- .iIuc. a~ "a majority Of tho white peo-
,.. .I. have gone INTO Oklahoma are Re
.ags. Chasing negroes, beating them,
.. hNug them down there can't ue
.nl Oh Ga, Democrats 40 the South,
... t..f q, why the Sew Hampshire hyeua
...-.f como forward with one Of his con-
compatible res iunOrs.
..n weeks aeo q prominent Kansas
.r. who was formerly Auditor OF that
.H..I. ilI 20 l'lt slA- ttfii tANIfi ti'f NAUSEA
+..u went 90 work 90 get him Il
. They pr3ogr,dior him the position
enumeration agent iu the South under
Census EuToau. but be doclincd 10 and
... Bog. or oklahoma. Before starting he
o.. tlt lc was going 10 make "A
...f scramble to te appointed sec
.-r g tlc proposed new Territory OF
..,aa. B., e.su SAID that efforts would
. .ai. % coiouze Oklahoma with ne
.-..-. a1Itl in ten wears there would
.. less U.aD one million negroes m the
.....-, and they wuu'i control 1t.
f. negroes have SAID the same
.- .uI tltso reports Lave reached
I.. country recently opened up, and
.-. ai accounts tlc white Eodl-
r.l have gone there from the north
, States afr preparing 90 HING cut
siam. emo lluck men Ie.d apply Tor
m I'D Oklahoma The Indications
.- .. there is going % he trouble IN
. ..rra over the race question, md Blll
.r NJ con get an tho Investigating he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
A New Thing WITH Us
BUT A NECESSITY.

4 Job Table. Don't misunderstood our mean
ing. In q stock Of the magnitude Of ours the lots
arc sure to become broken-ospecially in the
Chlldren's Department Odds and Ends left IN
tho regular stock cause us embarrassment
sometimes. II places Hs in al unfair position.
Much Of what We show OF the commencement OF
the season cannot be duplicated the stock
cannot DO kept complete in sizes end patterns
to tho end. Do you catch the IDEA. On this Job
Table we're going 70 place thsso fragments Of
tho full lots-puso on a"moyins price" and get
rid Of them in hurry.
We want tointroduce you 10 this table whom
YOU como in. You may find something you can
use. TN hardly remain two days alike Some
body will want Just what we put there. They're
In luck.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND THERE TODAY;
ono LOT of Chndren's TwO-Piece Suits, ages
four, five, and six years only, which sold for IS
Job price $780,
one lot Of Childrens Suits, four. five, and elk
years only, buying price si-Job price, se.75.
Two lots Of Children's Suits-four, 1--WE, and six
years, which sold for $3.50 and ss-Job price,
t22s.
Any Of our Odds and Ends and Children's
Winter suits-ages four, nvo, aud six years,
which sold for s. 20, s., $50 and 81, viii DO sold
during this JOB Sale ats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
Railroad Directors Elected.
[Rr telerrarh 10 tne pL.pateh.l

ny ttlrkIatu ~ tN' 49, l''''Ai
SAv,Nx,u. Ca, March 5.-The stock
holders of the Savannah, Florida and
Western railroad Company elected the fol-
lowing directors today: II. b. Plant, II. 5.
Uainc-. NJ. X. Jesup. W. $. Chisholm, !.
n. Estiu. Henry Sanford, and NJ. j..
O'Brien. II. b. Plant was reelected pre-, j.
dent W. S. Chisholm, vice-president "a.
:. Haines, general manager; Il. Is. smith,
secretary. and J. NJ. Lee, treasurer snd AS
sis:aut secretary.
The gross earnings ot the company tor
the earnings If 1883.
The tonnage increased ~ ITO per cont,
and the number of passengers carried IN
creased "A slipper cent. over the year 1883.
The directors left tonight for a trip over
the plant system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
From Port-an-Prince.

= " VII EPII 70 'II0 :"
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-The British
steamship jamaican. from Liverpool Jauu-
airy 3Oth, ria Port-au-Prince February 2ist,
and Kingston February 26th, arrived here
this morning. She reports affairs in very
unsettled state at Port-au-Prince. and that
recently on attempt was made to burn the
town. The general impression is that the
Hypolyte Government will be Of short du-
ration. The jamaican brought as a pas
senger James Zorban. the British Consul
General at San Domingo and Hayti. He is
accompanied by his family and secretary.
The Consul-General embarked on the
jamaican at Kingston on February 18th,
where he had been previously conveyed
from Port-au-Prince BY an English man Of
war, the relations between the British
and Haytien Governments having become
strained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
Death Of ml.astcr Lincoin's SON.

LONDON, March 5.-Young Abraham Lin
coin died az Ii:07 o'clock Tins morning.
passing away very quietly. He was in a
cometose state this morning and his
stomach rejected all nounshment. The
attending physicians after q careful ex-
animation expressed the opinion that thesr
patients end was only q matter OF few
hours. For time previous to his death he
was entirely free from pain. All the men,
bers OF Minister Lincoln's family were
present at the bedside.
The Queen has sent to Minister Lincoln
q message of sympathy and coincidence.
upon the death of his son. The body OF
the United States for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06

lsnecial telegrnm 20 The plspaich.l

Special Telegram 70 the UIspa'Vu.I
PApErgsBuRG, W. Va, March "a sens,ao-
ton has been caused hero by suit for qi-
vorce filed by Mrs. Elizabeth Rector. the
vouue wife Of Rev. John Rector; hey.
Rector Is ninety years Old, ara mas oeeh III ~
tbe E9rt,et ministry fifty-seven years. lie
has pr6wn-up children and grandchildren.
Mrs Rector is his third wife. The bill al
lees desertion, non-shpport, and extreme
crualfv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06

can quoted 81 sso, No . % q No. ~
forge &C tfass: southern ~ e1oseO ~ 10
!, and fis for No. ? scotch Pte--frcm - ~ ~
for the various brands. steel rsiIz sre o ~
No. Wrought scrap At se4aS1s.--4ew fsrs So'ss
nat Of Coum<ycs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
POSTAL NoTEs AND PATENTS
Tor Virginia and The Old North state

cog tEihih anu AiAt DAh wv - ''
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
,GToS. March New postmesters
o. .ouuced as follows; North Caro-
ID E.. Bath, Beaufort county, Utoe Slrs.
. ta4ms, removed: 4. NJ. Ellison, East
-.., Dgrham county, nee >. /. stan
removed: IS. j.. Gibson, Fancy HI,
4..l county. cioe L. l.. Stevenson. re-
l -. X. A. Williams. Laurel, Frank
.'y. r,o G.. X. Cooper, resigned.
'rHla-J. j. Wright. Dooson, Patrick
ed. x. Foster. resigned. 81,
Following changes IN Virginia mall
~ have been ordered 20 take effect
, Starch 10th: From The Falls 20 Not
4aF Courthouse. increase service TO three
per week from Lambsburgh,. Va. 10
o.. AIRY, p. G.. increase service 20 SIX trips
lI ",ek; Old Town % Lainsburgh, III
81 eryce o. three trips per week.
h-.u March 18th the service from Low
-. =. c.. t. Isunbsburgh viii DO diseon-
,f"ents have been issued 20 William 5.
.0it3n, Of ScOtisburg. Va. on tOoacco.
,..fer and 81 Benjsmin u. Sergeant, Ot
''ensoOIo', n. c., on a tCther.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 5 1890.
Tomorrow good Louisa-county break will DO
soid loose. The private sales to-day were small
and embarrassing.
ron Change offerings woro IL packages, with
sales at 6 to S2lc. and l5c. average. Loose sold,
IL. 2i5 pounds a; sl.Go 10 i4Ac. Market active for
all good grades
West Virginia brights sold we'll for cutter, ex-
port, aud good wrapper grades. Few ine paeA-
ages are now offering.
Regular sales OF new dark are made privately
every day on Change, while Undertaking for
past several days has been light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MARCH Awhile a good dsal e going into con-
sumption the market ON fresh negotiations "
very quiet. Tho accumulations 81 The furnaces
arc not large. therefore psices arc carried along
steedily. Tho quotations ays fer; ma lAmsri-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
rannro of an Oid PrInting-House.

(By telegraph 10 Tue b'spaHhl
Cu,c.oo. March 5.-B. Il. Donnelly "
Sons. printers Of the Chicago Hlty Dlrrc,
90, and one of the oldest printing ana
'''0J,f,i;sbino houses IN the West, failed to-
dsv with liabilities aegregating 100000,
o e" assets winch, if disposed Of at forced
sale will PROBABLY not realize more than ~
per cent. Of the liabilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
nemoeratIc Nominations.

p.0v,n ,Ds r. l.. March S;.At q The e
naoeratc State conysnti9n At Muse sx;s ha ~
Paw s was nS@inste 81 i Newport po for
and Captain John ws's with the best Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VIVA
1897 ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
senator Allison Reelected.

nvs NorSrs. IOWA. March 5.-Both houses
of he Legislature in joint session toinay
vsti6ed their action Of yesterday "a pal .t-
;og Cor United States senator, anu ,ei' 49,,
Allison was declared elected 70 Do n's from
successor for the term OF SIX Se"A' ANN
Na,~ch 1891
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
Killed in the Cast-House.

BIRMINGHAM, March civilian Miller,
who had charge of the electric-light de-
partment of the Pioneer CompanY's fur
mace at Thomas. three miles from Birming-
ham. was killed this afternoon while at
tending to one of the lights in the cast
house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
Ex-Congressman Taulbee worse
-, ,o,..,,ra,,b IN tho nispatch.l

W.suyorox. March 5.-Mr, Taqlbee's
co"5ition - much worse tonight and more
ser,ous than II has been at any time SINCE
he WAS shot. At midnight he was 80 low
that fears were entertained ne H'Env AZ
live throughout the night Ahe'e 10 h"'N''
orv hone ii his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
no,h Jumped ard We're Killed

.n,. wn WIs.. March "A log tram on
az. ASi p;cslow aud Walters narrow-gaage
I aY near Washburn. ran away '0.aay
I ,shIo corains down steep grade, ksing
wnrS Tom Walters and Brakenlaa; ,, mi1i'ain
T Cal Jumped and both were kiiieu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06

to-day that he is prepared 10 resume pur-
chaSea OF per cent. bonds TO such an
amount ~ may be justified by the avail
able balance in the Treasury. All offers at
l23 fiat or less viii be accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06

LONDON. March 5.-The Liverpool dock
strike has ended, the masters conceding
/ the demands Of the WOrkmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
V'HE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES +. CLARKE. PRESIDENT.
BRADSTRRRT's RICHMOND OFFICE
No. il09 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. iSs.
j. II, WHIrrY. superintondeni

Tho Richmond office has more than kept Paco
with the rapid growth Of tho city and deyeIop-
inent OF the territory tributary 90 IL IL onSIs
Tho mercantile community Of this section ell me
Advantages OF q system the superiority OF WHICH Witch
Is recognized In every trade centre Of the civii,
lied world. That Il "a In special sense prepares
10 guard ths interest OF liz local patrons Is ~
tested BY the fact that II has now larger nun'es'
Of sgbseribsys than anpothsr n.<rcaRt,e d9eneH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
TArLneF.

.. condition of ex-Congressman Taul-
.- Sanity improved this morning.
81. ...rl. however. IS still regarded AS
'.-. .urrous. and he viii have hard
f.....-f be- survives the injury received.
.I Tuelcy. Of Richmond; /. ): Nor
. o.. Is. McCabo. Of Loesburg. Va; A.
3 r,ws. Of Raleigh. aud ". J. WOLF
O. .tou. h.. c.. are registered at the Me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
COTTON RRPoRT.

Weuuo,s: Fins, s250aSlvs; supsrins. tl7Ss
sag; extra g. 5)ss17s family. taatk5o. pateai
family country, 81 5asAs3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06

ny telegraph % The pisna,ch.l

tby telegraph % the DisDslch.l
:, MAsHiE0Tos. March bond offerings
,,e'-..sy; SSs,4OO as at 1881. All ac-
Inc Secretary Of the Treasury announced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-06
Mean temberaturs. .......... ....-....'.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Egw YORK, March 5.--The stock msrket, rs
Tar as he general list was concerned, was JUST
~ dull and stagnaut as during the past week,
but the heavy trnding In Reading and sugar
brought IL up to a very respectable figure. Inc
list showed q tendency 10 advance, as IL always
does II left % itseif, but the hammering OF ths
bears upon certain spots gave feyerlsn ana IT.
regular look 70 the market as whole. Inc
bears are accr ssd Of manipulating the Tstee Tor
exchange, and are said 70 have bought sterling
heavily ia order 10 prevent y decline 10 point
which would prevent tho shipment OF gold 70
this country at profit This manipulation may
delay FOR a time the coming OF gold from Europe,
bui a London and Berlin owe VA q large amount
for Investment bonds bought within the last
sixty days, 10 say nothing OF the recent
purchases Of stocks, the sending OF gold
canuOt long Re checked. Dulnoss and stag
nation marked the opening, and the first
prices, except for sugar, which was up l yer
cent. ami Manhattan, which was up were only
slightly changed from those Of last evening mo
bears tried their hsnds upon Western Union as
FIRST. being SIN encouraged by the postal -tele-
graph scheme, though the frie Is OF the stock
say that tho plan will b. q failure. Manhattan
was lifted upon he decision OF yesterday, which
directs that all suits for damages must take into
consideration benefits IA we'll a. losses. western
Union yielded slowly. and when the pressure
was lifted almost all Of the decline was recover
Cd Reading. however, was tho great feature OF
the day. and was weak on the rcod OF stories
based primarily upon the dulness OF the anthra-
disposing Of some large blocks ~ stock. IL WAS
found 10 be UNPROTECTED, and was rapidly sold
down from 39a 70 361A, closing at the loWest
price Of the day With the decreased demand
for anthracite coal comes an increased Que for
bituminous. and on this Wheeling and Lake Brio
preferred has shown marked strength Of late
To-day II yielded over 1 per cent. but the de-
cline brought IN support and 1t rallied sharply
sugar made further progress ia tho afternoon
after hanging around GO all tho morning. Il
rose rapidly toward o'clock and touched Bsh =,
reacted 10 66is, but closed at67k. The report
accompanying tho upward movement was that
the directors would declare dividend of ~ per
cent The general lat was very little affected
by the move monts In the leaders, and changes
were insight can't "a a rule. Louisville and
Nashville was also pressed for sale and scored a
material loss for the day. The market finally
closed duh aud steady. The hnal changes of
note included loss Of Pa IN Reading, ~ In
Louisville, with q rise o. IL In sugar. Sales-
Listed. 23t ON -hares. unlisted. 5000 shares
EU'nin1.--ExcnsnEe active and strong at asa
A.. Money eas, at - ID. suh-Treasury balances 80
CON-, Sl6..Jit coo: currency 5, 90 Govern
ments full md stoady for e.; per cents.
u ex. coupons, l0lh bid, ez. interest ststo
oond regirc'nd.