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SLEEPLESSNESS,

and kindred ailments, whether resulting
from over anxiety, overwork or study, or
from unnatural habits or excuses, are
treated as a speciality, with great success, by
the Staff of Specialists attached to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Gt
Buffalo, n. Y. Personal examinations NOS
always necessary. Many cases are success
fully treated at a distance.
ASTHMA. sn "a neT aR Treatment GDnas' has
been discovered for Asthma and Hay Fever,
which can be sent by Mail or Express.
1t is not simply palliative but radical
cure.
For pamphlets, question blanks, refer
ences and particulars, in relation to any
of the above mentioned diseases, address,
with ten cents in stamps, Worlds Dispens
airy Medical Association, 665 Main Stress
Buffalo, N Z.
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MONUMENT OF RELICS.

Camp, Field and Battle.
There is no soldier in the Grand Army OF the
West more widely and better known than w.
II. Sallsda, the present Commander of Starr
King Post. No. So. and President of the Penn
sylvania Veteran Association, Santa Barbara.
Cal. Prior to taking up his residence in Cali
fornis. few years since, Comrade Sallada was
q resident of Des Moines Iowa, the Commander
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Authors Of word-forms: Koseusko MeGinly
Phil Down, Rokeby.
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UTAH.
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various INSTRUMENTATION
of Officers. etc.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
The Camps located at Fulton. Phoenix, and
Red Creek have united with the Hannibal Camp
in forming County Association for the pur-
pose of instituting new Camps. reviyiDg old
ones aud for the good of the Order generally.
The association held their first meeting in the
rooms Of the Camp al Hannibal. The visiting
Camps enjoyed pleasant evening, and refresh
ments were served. The next meeting will be
held at Phoenix in the near future, and all
Camps in the vicinity have been invited, and
much good is expected TO result from the effort
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NEW PUZZLEs.-NO. 12I.

Authors OF word-forms: Kosciusko MeGin.y
Phil Down, Rokeby.
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VERMONT

VIM. p Russell Post, SO, Middeburg, has
elected as officers for IS94-Com., c. f. Youtt;
s. V. C.. James NJ. Tracy; J. V. G., Otis Abby
q. NJ, CIV. Pnney; Chap, j. b. Hayes; Surg,
T. p Russell o. d., Lafayette Lasher; o. g.,
Frank Mayhm.
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CailIoux Post, 2. Norfolk-Com., Maginess
Rhymes; 8. V. c., VIM. Britt; J. V. C., Albert
Tinsely; Chap. VIM. Reid; o. d., s. S. Collins
Surg. Enoch Gordon; q. NJ. Jordon Williams;
o. e., Nash Cowlain.
UTAH
John A. Logan Post, z Ogden Com, R. H. G.
Minty; s v G., II. f. Steele; J. V. C.. F. T..
Taylor; q NJ, S. j. Ives; Chap, j. w. Pre-
shaw; Surg, J. A. Beltzeri o. d., G. A. Barrows
o. o., J. V. Nelson.
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NO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-ELBERT. Denver, Colo.
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The Commander-in-Chief Visits Pittsburg.
Hotel Arrangements ans Of the Citi-
zens' Committee Appr"vvd-The Recep-
ton.
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NEW YORK.

Luther NJ Wheeler Post, 90, Saratoga Springs
Com, Edward H. Fuller; 5. V. c., H. j..
Lee; j. V. C.. Edgar Fosmial; O. NJ. f. NJ
Jones; Snrg II. A. Reed; Chap, r. S. Reming-
ton; o. d.. w. +. Hall; o. g., g. X. Porter.
J. B. Butler Post Ill. Pnlaski-COm., A n.
Burr; S. V. C., S. N. Hubbard; J. V. e. J. NJ.
Williams; Chap, r. ID. Ehle; o. d., w. II.
Paddock; Q. NJ, VIM. Human; o. g., E. L.
Burr.
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ARKANSAS
N. q. Rutherford Post. IA. West Fork-COm.
Ii. III. Davis; 5. VIC. Lewis Rieuoid; J. V. C.,
Fred. Pothast: Adj't, A. K. Sawyer; q. NJ,
w. a. Wells.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30
Roanoke Accounting Agency.

The Roanoke Accounting Agency,
whose advertisement appears in this
issue, are prepared to do all kinds Of
expert work and accounting. Books
balanced and adjusted, and new books
opened at short notice. Stock COM
panies' accounts and complicated book
Keeping are made specially. They
will prepare special forms and lists Of
operating accounts for mining COM
panies, coal operators, etc. Satisfaction
Is guaranteed. They refer to the First
National Bank, National Exchange
Bank, Commercial National Bank, Roa-
noke Trust. Loan and Safe Deposit
Company, Fidelity Loan and Trust Com
pany, Roanoke Banking and Investment
Company, the Stone Printing and Manu-
featuring Company, Consolidated Min
ing Company, Virginia Brewing Com
pany, ROANOKE TINES Exchange Build.
ing and Investment Company, w. X.
Andrews & Co., Hon Jno. w. Woods,
VIM. f. Winch, R. II. Gray & Co., VIM.
WEIGH, Nelson & Myers and Fox g.
Christian.
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w. 0. Hardaway left yesterday for
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
to attend the annual meeting of the
State Bar Association of Virginia,
which will convene August and con.
tinue for three days. The following
lawyers will leave either to-day or TO-.
morrow: Lucien H. Cooke, r. Randolph
Hicks, 5. Il. Jones, Roy b. Smith, VIM.
A. Glasgow, Jr,, Maj. s. Griffin, Judg >
samuel IT, Williams, Judge j. A. Dupuy,
Judge Within Gordon Robert,o Col.
John E. Penn. Judge w. S Gooch and
Capt. w. w. Berkeley. The annual ad-
dress will be made by Hon. Frank Hard.
of Ohio. Among the papers to be read
will be one by j. Allen Watts, of this
city, which will doubtless be an able
and interesting one.
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with other months unchanged and mar
ket without features, closing steady;
August, AZ; September, 467S: October, AZ.
Oats dull, easier; options dull, weaker:
July, 36A; August, 3O15; Septem Der,
3O1s; No. 2, 37}1; No. 9 white, 3S; mixed
Western. 36%@3s; white, 3s@44x
Wool steady. fair inquiry; domestic.
27@32; pulled, 2G@37. Beef ste adv,
quiet; family. loo e; extra mess, 1900
.; beef hams quiet, 1s; tierced beef
quiet, steady; city extra India mess,
l5@17. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies, II Il; shoulders, 7; hams, 100
l21s; middles easy; short clear. 7%
Lard dull; Western steam closed o 20:
city, sh; July, Q 65; Septem Der, 0. 90;
refined quiet; continent. 1910; South
America. 1890, Pork steady; new
mess, 1s@1s rs. Cotton-seed oil quiet:
crude. 35@37; yellow, 40.
Petroleum steady. Rosin dull,
strained, 95@1.O216. Turpentiue dull,
23H@27. Rice firm; domestic, 2%@
so; Japan, 43sM4H. Molasses, nom,
inal; New Orleans steady, 3o@3S. Pea.
nuts steady. Coffee dull, closed steady
unchanged to Is 10; August, Is SIS; De-
cember, Is. 25@15 35; spot Rio dull; No.
:, lo%. Sugar, raw quiet; fair refining
"a; centrifigals, &c test, 3Sl; refined
dull; off A, 1316@56; standard A,
3.16@5as; cut loaf, 5%@5 10 1G; gran
ulated, 3-16@5M. Freights to Liver.
pool firm; cotton by steamer, I'D; grain
by steamer, 3Md.
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Both Will Likely Die.

RAvENNA, o., July 20-Pierce Converse,
of San Antonio, Tex, visiting at the home
of n. Converse, Il wealthy merchant here,
shot man who gives his name as Frank
Edwards, of Philadelphia. The burglar
returned the shot doubly, two balls taking
effect. 1t is thought both will die. Pierce
Converse was accompanied here by his
grandmother, Mrs. A. C. Allen, a noted
lady of Houston, Tex, who has plenty of
money. lie had II presentiment of n plot
to rob her, and slept on cot Mt the door of
her room. 1t is thought Edwards followed
them from Texas
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30
TWO PROMINENT MASONS DEAD
Hon. Robert III. Foss and DIR. james Cum
minghnm IsatcheIOr.

Dover n. H., July 29-Hon. Robert II.
FosS died yesterday afternoon. He was
born in Darlington, now Strafford. in 1914.
In 1913 he went to Chicago, carr yng the
first wood planning machine ever taken
west of the Aleghencs. He early became
Free Mason, aud for many years was the
standard bearer of the active members of
the thirty-third degree of the Northern
Masonic jurisdiction, treasurer of the
grand commandery Of Illinois, and was
well known by the Masonic fraternity of
the west Asa politician he was the first
of the old guard of Republicans in Illinois,
and it was credited to him that he carried
off the two doubtful members of the I'LL
nois legislature for John A. Logan for sen-
ator
WASHINGTON, July 29-Dr james Gun
ningham Bachelor, the eminent Free
Mason who succeeded General Albert Pike
rs grand commander of the supreme coun-
Gil of the Scottish rite, died in this city.
Tonight the body will be carried to New
Orleans, the former home of the deceased,
where tn regular Kadosh services will be
held over the body, probably at midnight
Monday next.
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Mgr. sntolli's Minnesota Retention

ST. PAUL. July 29.-The reception ten
dered Mgr. Satolli last evening at Hotel
Ryan by the Catholics of Minnesota was
one of tn most brilliant affairs of the kind
ever given in st. Paul. At least 1000 peo-
pie from thirty different towns were pres
ent. The distinguished prelate was form
ally presented by Archbishop Ireland.
Mgr. Satolli spoke feclingly. saying he was
highly honored by such a reception The
address of the evening was delivered bv
Hon. Christopher ID. O'Brien, ex-mayor of
St. Paul, his subject being The Catholic
I,aity'
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Produce and Merchandise.

NEW YORK. July 29.-Flour very
dull and nominal on lower wheat mar
ket; winter wheat low grades, $50
2.4o; do fair to fancy, 2.45@3.45;
patents. $4,000 90; Minnesota clear,
2.50@3.O0; patents, 0U@4 As; Southern
flour quiet, steady; common to fair
extra, 2.lo@a10; good to choice do,
3.15@4.25; wheas weak, moderately
active, lsl@2c lower; No red, store
and elevator 6594@66; options active.
excited. heavy and l%@2i4 lower, with
close unsettled; opening weak and de
Ginning 2H@2Ss; rallying near close
about !s@h; July. 651E; August, G5N
September, Gssl. Corn dull. stead
No. 2, A elevator. 47S1@iS afoit;
options dull, &C decline On Sep,em Der,
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----~.----
THE NATIONAL BANKS:
The Number OF Suspensions Not So Groat
Reported.

The Number OK Suspensions Not So Groat
as Reported.
WASHINGTON. July 29.-Comptroller of
the Currency Eckels has prepared a state
ment showing that since Jan. /, 1893 but
Jos national banks have gone into tho
hands Of the comptroller. Fourteen Of
this number have already resumed bust
ness under favorable conditions, and dur.
ing the ensuing week it is expected several
others will have complied with the re-
quirements of the comptroller and reopen,
whlie prior to Sept 1 an equal number
Will probably resume. Out of the total
loo closed, but thirty seven have gone into
the hands of receivers, the balance either
having reopened or are still in the hands of
examiners, with strong prospects of re-
opening.
BY geographical sections the failures
are distributed rs follows: New Engla1. Il
states, 2; eastern states, 9; middle and
Mississippi valley states, IS; northwestern
o. western states, 55; southern states, %
Total, los.
Twenty-one states and territories have
reported no national bank failures. rs fol-
lows: Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Connec-
ticut, Delaware, District of Columbia,
Idaho, Indian Territory, Louisiana, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Ne
Nnua, new Jersey, pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Vir-
ginia, and West Virginia
No national banks have failed in Boston,
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, pittsburg, Balti-
more, Washington. Buffalo. Cincinnati,
st. Louis, New Orleans, San Francisco
Minneapolis, st. Paul and numbers of
other great commercial ccntcrs. and but
one has closed in New York, two in Chi
cago and one in Milwaukee,. The cause of
the failures i'll New York and Chicago
were due largely to acknowledgements as
were numbers OF others. local scarcs
have caused many of late to suspend. Nine
of the hunks failed were robbed by Off
Gals, who are now under arrest.
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VIII Sue For His Child.

Some time ago w. D. jones' of Buck
inghsm county, placed his little child
in the care of Mrs. H. V. Hoffman.
Recently Mr.. Hoffman wrote TO Jones
to come and get the little girl. He did
as was requested, but Mrs. Hoffman re-
fused to give up the child. Mr.. Jones
has brought suit for the child and the
case will be tried before Justice
Gregory tomorrow morning at tho West
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30
Ainsworth Pleads Not Guilty.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Coonel Fred
erick A. .Ainsworth, of the record and pen
sion Office, Contractor Dant, Supernten-
dent Covert and Engineer Sasse pleaded
not guilty in the criminal court to the in
ulctments charging them with man
slaughter by reason of the collapse OF the
Ford theatre building. The cases will be
called for trial October next.
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Slight Blaze Last MIGHT

FIRE broke out last night a few
minutes past 8 o'clock in small house
In the rear of A. Weiner's store on
Salem avenue and adjoining that build !.
ing. An alarm was sent in and a large
number of people came upon the scene.
The fire, which was only a small blaze
In bundle of rags, was extinguished
at once and the fire company had moth.
ing to do. No damage was done.
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WAsnIEGToN, July 29.-Private Secre-
tary Thurber last evening announced the
following appointments as made by the
president: james L. liilbrcth, of New
York city, collector of customs for the
district of New York, vice Hendricks. re
signed; Walter H. Dunn, of Cooperstown,
n. Y, appraiser of merchandise for the
district of New York, vice Cooper, re-
Gin aI
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Murder and Suicide.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky, July 29.-News of
n double tragedy in the southwestern part
of this county has just reached here and
only meagre details are obtainablc Hardy
Caldwell killed his wife and then com
mitted suicide. He is Il we'll to do farmer
and stood high in the community About
n year ago his son killed Fount Justice and
Charles Hancock, but escaped.
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 29-An imperial
ukase just issued forbids the killing or
capturing of fur seals on Russian land
without special permission from the gov
crnment Persons violating this decree or
engaged in unlawful pelagic sealing will
render tn msclvcs liable to imprisonment
for two TO sixteen months and forfeiture
of ships, equipments and the sealskins al
ready taken
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Kansas Miners Probably defeated.

KANSAS CITY. July 29-The operators
are now confident in their belief that
the backbone of the miners strike in
southeastern Kansas is broken. The first
shipments of coal from Weir City for over
two mont s was made yesterday, and sew
eral strikers returned to work Every
thing is q 'iet at Weir City, Pittsburg and
Iitrh6alI
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Quick Timson BICYCLES

Messrs Hoffman and B.idgers, of Viz.
glnia Wheel Cluu, b.ade the run from
Hotel Salem to Massie and Martins drug
store, in this city, via boulevard, in
'Snty. nine minutes. This is said to
pc the quickest time on record
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Little Kathleen Thomas InIurea.

Littie MISS Kathleen Thomas, the six
year'oid daughter of Hon. M. G..
ihomas' was painfully hurt few days
ago oy falling out of window at the
CROCKETT Springs Hotel. DR.. L. G. Ped
Ego, VINO was at the springs at the time,
dressed the wounds on the little girls
head. She is doing as we'll as could be
expected.
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colored Domnorat. counter

WASHINGTON, July GA call has been
issued to the negro democracy of thu
United st ties for conference on Aug =.
- LOT the purpose of formulating plan
Tor future success and development.
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Small Fire at the AImshon.o

A small fire occurred yesterday at the
city almshouse, which was caused by q
match being ignited by a little child
and setting fire TO the window curtains
Toe IRE was put cut by Superintendent
Metals before any damage was done.
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ITcHINe, burning, scaly and crusty
scalps of infants cleansed and healed.
and quiet sleep restored by Johnson's
Oriental Soap. Sold at Christian &
Barbee's.
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HnoTter courses in practical agriculture ana prac-
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DYER Bros buss commences to NOR.
row, leaves Terry building at D. m.
for Coyner's Sp'ings. Returning, leaves
Coyners' a. N. See ad.
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N stockholders OF the Roanoke Cold
Storage Company is hereby called to
meet at the Office OF Penn & Cooke,
room SOC. Terry building, city of Roa.
noke, at p. IN, on Monday, August
2lst, 1893 BY order of the board Of
directors, JAS. R. SCHICK, Secretary.
July 90 1893 72ltd
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES. RoAMoYr

Opens
the South
Campus
ua Sciences
Art all
ornamental branches.
Eocuon
In one or more studies
ooege homes
the President w oeay pupils. Address
Roanoke,
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OLD papers. IS cents per hundred, for
sata ST this office.
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WANTBD-HELP.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. THE CO.
~ partnership Of Gish & Brand has
expired by limitation. All cases taken
prior 10 May 90 will be attended to by
the finn. GEO. Nc II. GISH
Roanoke, Va :, 20, 1898. 72l2w
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders Of the Commercial
Land Company will be held Tuesday,
August /, 1898. at $40 p. M, at the
Office Of Penn IL Cooke, Terry building,
Roanoke, Va. j. r. SCfIICK, Secretary.
7lGtoS
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PROFESSIONAL.
.R. CHAs. G. CANNADAY,

Diseases OF women and abdominal
surgery specially at Office for ladies
only keoekah Samaritan, 12l Eighth
avenue s. W, Roanoke, Va.
Ofice hours l2 TO .. m. Phone,
235. General Office 1919 Salem avenue
Phone, 249.
J l3 mo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-SA RDAT MORNING BE-
~ tween postotlice and Lyle's
drug store one pair gold spec
tacles. A reward for same il re.
turned to 365 Eighth avenue avenue s.
W. w L. BECKER. 73Olt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30
FOR RENT.

EUR RENT-MRS. TAYLOR'S RES.
Il idence in West End. 712 limo
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FINANCE AMP COMMERCE.
Now York Stock Market.

New York, July 29.-At tho opening
OF business at the stock exchange to-
day the market was weak and lower.
General Electric and Chicago Gas we're
the special features. The former
opened at 30, decline of 51 per cent
as compared with Fridays closing
figures. The break was due TO forced
sales, and after the decline there was
some good buying, and the stock rallied
quickly to 80, receded to 361S and closed
at IS. Chicago Gas was hammered
down Z points to 40, recovered to 43s<
receded to 41S6 and closed at 42Sf
There was some dispute about the OPEN
ing price, the stock having sold simulta.
neously at ID and Al Rumors of the
bond Issue to pay for the construction
and that tie company would pass It's
dividend accounts for the break The
officials here denied the truth OF the
reports. The general market displayed
the weakness, the bears having made
most of tho fact that the saving bank
would take advantage OF the time
clause.
The conservative element of the
street on tho other hand commended
the action of the president. The de-
cline outside of Chicago Gas and Gen.
eral Electric ranged from to Az per
cent. The greatest losses were In
Delaware and Hudson, Lackawanna,
Rrangers, Missouri Pacific, Manhattan,
western Union, Lake Shore and Louis.
Vile and Nashville Low prices at.
tracted purchasers and q recovery OF Is
TO per cent followed. The tradidg In
odd lots was again on q heavy scale
and quite feature of the market is the
bank statement, which proved unfavora-
BILE as expected and the market eased
of again. Among the specialties
Pullman broke 10 to 14O and rallied to
lac and Evansville and Terre Haute
dropped to SO and Susuuehanna and
Western preferred receded to 3d. At
the close speculation was firmer in tone.
Total sales were 164, 900 sha. es, of which
33. 600 we're unlisted. Sub treasury
balances; Coin, 500. 994, 900; currency
2,557,O0
New YORK, July 29.-The weekly
bank statement OF associated banks
shows: Reserve, decrease, S3,O45,125;
loans, decrease, Sl,22l 300; specie, de-
crease, $565,20O; legal tenders. de-
crease, SO, 1893, 500; dep 3sits, increase, So
300, 100; circulation, increase, SllO,9OO
The banks are now 50, OBI 1915 below the
requirements of the 25 per cent. rule.
Money on call nominal, A. Prime mer-
camille paper, s@12. Sterling exchange
irregular. Posted rates, 4s1@4 1897. Com
mercial bills, 479@4s2. Government
bonds steady. State bonds dull Rail-
road bonds heavy.