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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Ne,c Hoiel-The Rock River Hotel in this vii
Iage has been closed. and is being removed from
its foundations, preliminary to the construction of
a new hotel upon the same ground The new
building is to be 50 by 100 feet on the ground
and four stories high, faced on two sides with Mil
waukee pressed brick. When completed it will
be the finest and best constructed if not the largest
kotel in the interior of the State Such hotel we
h1ve long needed We have suffered more from
the want of such house than from any or all
things else put together and our people are all high
ly gratiied at the decision 10 erect house of this
character. The hotels we have had have long been
overTun with business, and the new hotel, taking
this fact together with the present hattering pros
poets of our town and the increasing population.
will doubtless DO thriving business when ready
for occupancy.
The first story of the new hotel is TO be finished
of for stores, with the exception of the southwest
corner which will be fitted up for bank This
story the two front sides is TO be supported by
iron pillars. We believe il is the intention OF the
proprietors to have the building done this fall if
possible : Belo Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

u The division OF California into three States.
distinct and separate. IS now contemplated and
pressed there. A majority Of the Legislature, it is
said, viii order State Convention, and upon that
Convention viii depend the mode, manner and
boundaries of division. The three States are l.
&c named Sierra, the mountain diversion which
has about $4,000 inhabitants, by the last census
California, which mas 2o7, 3Ss; and ~Tulare,
The southern State, including Los Angeles and San
Diego, which has "a 100 inhabitants, and about
seven and a hall millions OF taxable property
The southern state o. T8lare in the division il IS
contemplated by many Of the occupants TO make
slave state Of and enc OF the objects of pressing
ne division $50 sssFs 81 savt-y ;is-e- Richmond
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

our London correspondent Mr. Marx, that Mazzi
nj had reached London in safety some days before
the sailing of the Arctic. Of the route he took
the particulars o his escape from the thousands
Of spies and policemen who were eager in the
search for him a! ever Italy, France and Germa-
ny, our correspondent gives no information but
the fact that he has go; out of danger must be
source Of qualification TO all who believe that he
will yet play an important part in the regenera-
ton Of Europe-5N Y. Tribune,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
Disinfecting Agent.

The following was presented US as sure
preventive of the smallpox:
DR.. Southwood Smith obtained FIVE thou
sand pounds from Parliament for the follow
ing recipe Take six drachms of powdered
nitre (saltpetre) and six drachms of suphnric
acid (oil of vitrioD, mix them in a tea cup
By adding one drachm of the oil at a time, a
copious discharge of the nitrous acid will
take place. The cup 10 be placed during the
preparation. on hot hearth OF plate of heated
iron, and the mixture stirred with a tobacco
pipe. The cup 10 be placed in different parts
of the sick room. The quantity Of gas may
be regulated by increasing or lessening the
quantity of the ingredients. The above is
for moderate sized bedroom-half the guam
tity for small bedroom. Avoid as much as
possible breathing the gas when it first rises
from the vessel.
No injury to the lungs viii happen when
the air is impregnated with the gas, which is
called nitrous acid gas; and it cannot be too
widely known that it possesses the property
Of destroying contagion with the certainty Of
preventing its spread.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

MonNoSs-The Keokuk Despatch says Two
hundred Mormons arrived here on Friday on board
the steamer Hindoo, on their way for Salt Lake
Several hundred more lying at II. Louis. and
two or three ship loads daily expected from
New Orleans Those who have arrived have
gone into camp just above the city Incorporation.
they are all natives of England and Wales and
lett the port OF Liverpool the lSth OF February
for New Orleans, where they arrived safely and
IN good health having lost but one Of their num-
Der The way. The whole train, when made
up, /; is expected will number two thousand per.
sons They intend making KeoEuz their start
ing point"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

4 California Diam9nd.-i'he San Francis
co Herald describes diamond found in Tue
Tunes county. 1t is declared by a scientific
gentleman to be OF rare purity, and diamond
beyond all doubt. Il is said to be about the
size OF pigeons egg, and if so, by the rule
BY which such things are valued, /. is worth
sbovt ten uiili2us of iollsrs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

ApoLosr--The editors 10th absent to attend
the Grand Division, 5 Of T, he Devil al school,
Of the principal hands sick. and the other has
his whole Tine employed in taking money on sub
scriPfions-Iience the b4Erenuess Of orr columns
this wetS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Singular Geological Faet.-At Modena, in Italy,
within circle of four miles around the city,
whenever the earth is dug and the workmen arrive
al the distance OF sixty three feet they come 10
bed of chalk. which they bore with an auger. FIVE
feet deep. They then withdraw from the pit be
fore the anger is removed, and upon its refraction
the water bursts up with great violence, and quickly
fills the well thus made, the supply of water being
neither affected by rain or droushts. At the depth
of fourteen feet found the ruins of an ancient
city,-houses, paved streets, and Masonic work
Below this again IS layer of earth, and at TWEEN
ty-six feet, walnut trees are found entire, with
leaves and walnuts upon them. AT twenty-eight
feet soft chalk is found, and below this vegetables
and trees.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Showing an average premium of COY
per cent
Few States can boast of better credit
than Wisconsin. Her 7 per cent. Bonds
are greedily sought for at over six per
cent, premium. This rise is attributable
mainly to the high character that has
been attained for the State. by the upright
aud honest course of her Governor Two
years ago, we were glad to dispose of
claims we held against the State, duly APP
propriated at from p to 80 per cent dis
count Bat BOW the case Is far different
The reckless course that was being pur
sued, has been arrested by Gov. FAR
WELL,-and the credit of the State
stands equal to the best in the Union
Our citizens have reason to feel truly
proud of our position as a State Mad
ison Daily Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

The Netc SiiUer Com The weight Of the new
silver coinage authorized by the recent act of
Congress which goes into operation in June next,
as compared with that coinage since the passage
of the act upon the same subject in 1897, is as
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
Wnig State Convention.

4 call Tor Wing Convention Tor the nosnina-
today We hope this call may be responded by
every portion Of tie state.and concert OF action
secured. that will insure success
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

q The first run of the lightning train
from Chicago 10 Buffalo was made yesterday.
Passengers who left Chicago at nine o'clock
Monday night were at Cleveland at half past
three on Tuesday afternoon, and in Buffalo at
eleven Tuesday afternoon, and in Buffalo at
eleven Tuesday night. Shade of -four horse
coaches and corduroy roads, where are you
now a. Cleveland Herald, 18th.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

NV IoRK AND ERIE RAILRoAD-The earn
ings OF the above road for the month Of March
shows an increase OF ~ per ceLt. over the same
month last year. In Jany, February and March
the increase was 81 per cent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

IL We are under Obligations 10 ". : TILLr
for late California papers They were received
TOO late far extracts this week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

FRoM MExIco Santa Anna has been
officially declared President of Mexico
He had eighteen votes, against FIVE for all
others He had not reached the capital
at the last accounts.
Judge Conkling had effected a treaty
with the Mexican Government, guarran..
teelng neutrality, and tie protection Of
the Sloo transit way across Tehauntepeo,
and entire security Of capital therein IN
vested
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
The following story from the Koic5erbocker,

The following story from the KncSerbocker.
should be read IN 4 melancholy mood:
a matter of fact old gerls man in New Eng
LAM, whose wife was belieeer in Millerisrn, was
awakened out OF his sleep by his possessed rib one
stormy night with
Husband! dad you hear that noise It's Ga
wheels
Oh, pshaw you old fool = replied the old man.
do You pose Gabriel is such an ass as 10 come
on wheels IN such good sleighiug as this tell
you 1t ; not IN hIm-turn over and 90 20 sleep"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

FINED.-Messrs. Page x Bacon, bankers OF ST
Louis, have been fined one thousand dollars for H.
legal banking. They have appealed - the Su-
a-ecas Ca1-t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

IL once dreamed said Pat &" was with
the Pope, and ne ak me wUd drink Thinks
wud duck SWIM and seeing Innishoween ana
the lemons and the sugar on the board. told
HIM | did not care il tux drap OF Punch
Co~ld or hot axd the Pope Hot. yer holiness;
and be that ne stepped down into the kitchen foI
the bllsn wafer, and before he got back woke
strate up, and now its dlstressn me that did nj
take II c0trl9 :
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

The Negro Ldlo-The New Orleans Bee says OF
the Illinois Negro Law =" But Illinois has recent
Iy capped the climax by an act Of special and
savage ruthlessness."
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

atmospheric Telegraph MIR. l. S. Rich
ardson has invented a machine, the operation
of which was seen by company of scientific
gentlemen and members of the press, on Sat
urday, at room number 25 Merchant's Ex-
change, for the transportation Of letters, pack
ages, &c. The vehicles for transport, as ex-
perimented upon, is lead tube, one inch in
diameter and twenty feet long. The letter or
package to be conveyed is folded and placed
in bag attached TO plunger and is propell-
ed by pressure of air. The pluuger is so
arranged that the air cannot pass it. No fric-
lion is created. We saw packages pass and
repass the tube mentioned above in a second.
We understand that an atmospheric Telegraph
Company has already been formed, and that
line is 10 be erected between this city and
New York, having stations at Worcester,
Springfield, &c. Mr.. Richardson is very con-
fdent that thus letters can be conveyed to
New York in fifteen minutes or as speedily
as business is now done by telegraph. He
invites business men 10 call between the hours
of 10 and 3 o'clock, and examine the iustru-
ment and witness its operation Boston
Post.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

u If anybody knows where there is an Amer
lean Silver Dollar, we advise him to go and take
long, fond look al it. for he is not likely ever to
see another. One-DoIlar Bills and Gold Dollars
were pretty hard upon our bright-faced old friend
before. but this new debasement of the Coinage
will lie the death OF him Hereafter twenty one
Haifnol!ars (of the New Coinage) will be worth
considerable less than rrboIs ones. and so with
the smaller coins which must nevertheless he ia
ken for the sum expressed by Inc lie their face
The mschieis and evils 10 which this anomaly
must give rise can hardly be over est mated.
The true remedy for our Currency difficulties
lies IN taking the back track. by repeating Ben
tons Geld bill and approaching our Gold Currency
that each Eagle should be actually the equiva-
lent IN value of ten Silver Dollars. Now we have
a Dollar as the unit Of our Currency, with not a
single other coia on either side of il OF correspond
ius value III Is debasel bat tAe silver Dollar
which viii hence orth be a relic-a curiosity =
Congress knew the right; but Speculation was
TOO strong for it Verify all of US are in debt
and want 70 pay off oleapy as possible
Hence this false legislaton.-[N Y. Tribune
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

HYDRoPHCBIA-Anot fatal case Of
hydrophobia has occurred at Chicago
The disease made its appearance IN sl1
weeks after the bite. and death occurred
in four days afterwards.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Electromagnetic ryolines;o hlltaiscolumn.
a-5hev1itis-ez5-t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

~ A new and beautiful edifce has
lately been erected in Dubuque, By the
society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and it was to have been dedicated OF me
ffsL sra&
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

C5Tcsit Co1st.-But little business of general
importance came before the session just closed
kigore. charged with the murder of Spotswood
h been allowed change Of reatae TO Richland
county. where he will be tried at the May Term
o, Rchland Circuit Court. His Honor Judge
Cothren, appointed Mr.. Frost. of Mineral Point,
Attorney on behalf the Commonwealth Aiessrs.
Dunn and Barber are engaged for the prisoner
defence Grant Co. Herald
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

VOL -HuTdered--An article has been widely
published in the western press calling for the
whereabouts Of man named Rodoph Kendg.
on charge Of numbering whom TWO men are
in prison IN New York city. The prisoners
insisted that Kendig was living somew here in
the West. By the following from the Chica-
60 Times, it will be seen that he has been
found
The Murdered Man Found.-Rodolph Ken
dig, for whose murder two men are about be.
ing tried in New York city, Is now in Mag
nolia, Putnam co. Illinois. He was in the
employ Of George p. Gates, now living at La
Sale, La Sale co. Illinois, contractor on the
Illinois Central Railroad, when he was sup
posed to have been murdered. Kendig says
they may have killed somebody else, but he
is willing to swear that it was not him.
A RiUal Of Ericss,n-The St. Louis News
says I'VE learn by gentleman direct from
New York, that Norman Cutter, Esq, and a
machinist of this city, are now in that city
Perfecting the model of an engine to he driven
by heated air-sonething after the Ericsson
plan, but simpler in construction and better
adapted in many respects TO steamboats, or 10.
comoiives; the model had been completed
and the trial gave great deal of satisfaction,
1t is said the machinery will occupy half the
space only Of the Ericsson, and the cost OF
building and running is great deal less
We shall probably hear more about it in few
days"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

~ The weather IS fne, and the roads
excellent. nov
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

A WING STATE CONVENTION, consisting
Of one Delegate from each senate and Assembly
District will be held al M,DrsoS, on Tuesday, the
Seventh day Of June next, at IL o'clock. h,
10 nominate candidates 70 be supported for STArr
OFFICERS at the next General Election, and tor
the transaction of such other business as may be
deemed necessary.
Il IS hoped that the proper committees viii take
prompt measures 10 secure delegate from each
district in said Convention IS very desirable
that the State should Be fully represented on tha;
occasion.
DAVID ATWOOD. 2
ALEXANDER BOTKIN,
EBENEZER BRIGHAM
JAMES MORRISON, :
BENZ. F. HOPKINS,
7 J. ENOS. >
l. A LAPHAA
c. S. CHASE. =
J. w. STEWART.
Madison. april 6, 1853
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Sraifs 0pen.-The PropelIers Mayfower,
Granite State, and Lady of the Lake, passed
here yesterday, bound east, from Chicago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

= A. PALMER. A. n JORDAN
PALMER IL JORDAN, ATTORNEYS

=, az Law, Houston, Texas, having associated
elseVes in the practice of Law, will give special at
enron to business in the 9TH and adjoining judicial
will attend regularly the Fo't Bend Count in
''r st District and the Supreme Court at Galveston
May 2I-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

II the Trim stopped form passenger between nm,
ofthc above mined points, the charge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge vii
be loss than twenty-five cents in any cnsc,
Passengers WHO do procure Tickets [except those
who take the where tickets ore not sold,
will be charged by the conductor, ten per In al
dfon To the regular OF fare provided, howeve,
that in case shall lac receive less than ten
tan fifty cents from my one passenger 10 my point on
the road.
Servants will be required to have passes, t,
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Gonduc
tor which pusses, must be explicit in granting the priv
lee to travel on the Free coored persons will bi
required produce their free papers,or lhey will b.
permitted To travel on the cnrs.
May lets. THOMAS SHARP
Supt, Trdasportation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26
French Worked CoUar8 g. .S1ccces.
MAY EGlsR. aAh3,

GEO. NJ. r u c X + r,
ESPECTFULLY in, lies the Ladies 10 cali and cx.
~ anime a very beautiful assortment Of
French Worked Collars 81 Sleeves.
Just received by Adams K Cos. Express all Of which
lie will be pie, sed to sell the favorable terms
to those who may find it convenient 10 call.
ma 29-fs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26
W. H. MOSBY,
General AuctiOneer * Commission
M X r G. III A n L

Corner Of Mann e. Market Streets,
IVES his undivided attention TO the sale of Rehl
~ Estate Negroes Horses, and every description al
merchandise His charges moderate d sales ca she'd
when preferred W. II. MOSBY
April 23-ts
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Additional California News.

We make some farther extracts from the
z.,vs by the steamer United States. The in
,ali;oepce from California by this arrival is un
important.
The steamship Golden Gate. on her pas.
"a, ,fown 10 Panama, one night. came In col
ION with another steamer, supposed to be
10 Sierra Nevada. The Golden Gate only
.a.t,iaed slight injury, and as the other stea
nor kept on her way, it is supposed she as
not materially damaged.
We find no mention ofthe amount of gold
ken out by this mail, but the accounts from
,be mines appear TO be of very favorable
character.
Two fires had occurred at San Francisco,
Int they were fortunately ex,lng ushed before
my dam re Of Importance was done.
The ba,, = b. u'r of Paige, Bacon & Co,
lad he. aItDed al $4,000.
V..u discoveries of gold near Negro Hill
are reported
In the Sci ate, on the 19Ih Of April, the bill
for the extension oil the city front oil San Fran
cisco. was Indefinitely postponed by the cast
mo vote of the Lieut. Governor.
An active bn-i1ess y "a anticipated during
the month of May.
The Stock of -four on hand was large and
heavy arrivals were expected during the next
few weeks.
MARKETS.
The Alta California says that business con
linues very dull for the leading articles, with
sill farther depression. There is but little
chance for prices remuneraipg shippers during
the present session.
Flour rather firmer. butthe stock being gen
eraIIy heavy. there is but little chance ofim
provement in price
LATER FROM CHINA.
Later dates from China had been received
atSan Francisco. The American ship Charles
Andrews had arrived at Singapore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

GEORGE RAGBY

GROCER AND COMM zsloN MERCHANT,
InFFERS ron SALE
~ 81 Tons American rolled mi Hammered Iron,
embracing utmost every slo and description of
the best quality,
10 Tons American Band Hoop Oval half round. horse-
shoe md mil rontIs.
| 10000 lbs Western Bacon, hogronnd
1000 lbs. city smoked sides.
30 lhds New Orean. aud Porto Rico sugarspart strict
ly prime,
10 6l. primo porr, Rico Sugar,
80 bhs aud boxes Loal crushed and puverized su gar
100 l}ags Rio, Laguaria MnnniIu,Java q Mocha Coffee
very fine,
hhda W |. Molasscs.
| 10 hbls New o. lcnns NJ llasces, new crop,
10 bbls. Tanners oil
10 3" !" Pore
20 whole and hnlf btl.. new Hcrriugs
ID do lamily Sind,
100 k"ga old Dominion niles, 3d 10 G inch spikes,
20 doz. bed-cords and Lending lines,
| 30 gross rnten Matches,
1000 pnpcrs cut Ticks,
500 sarkl Liverpool Salt,
| 100 hnRs Table Salf,
| 10 boxes Tullow, Sperm Adainantine and pnien
Sperm Candies,
| 10 sets ASles and Carriaee Springs
o Bellows, nss fted sizes, common to best quality
200 lbs. English blister Steel
| ] ton American hammered Steel,
$500 ens md shear Steel,
| 10 Anys aud Vices, Rssofted sizes,
40 Boxes Tin plato 10 = II and Is 40 lc aud / K
30 feoms Cup, Letter aud writing puper,
500 lbs Cotton Bats,
j0O9 b' LeaSsyille and Milton Cotton Yarns.
| $50 sics Good aud damaged sole Leather
! l25 Sides blacl upper lenthef,some very hnnyy.
l2j0O American, English, ana Russian sheet IRON
| > piga block Tin,
! 100 lbs. snb Spelter,
! 1000 lb- Sheet Zinc,
| Trace, Halter aud Back Clmina
Snnd Selves for Pustorer4 aud Brick LAYERS
! Meal, Cocilc and Snpd Selves,
Files, assorted Cotton aud Wooen Cards, segnrs
! Tea aud Tnhlc Spoons. Shoe Thread,
3-i aud Al henyy do neaties Nos md Osna ,urgs
Cnlicos; Silk aud Cotton handkerchief,
| Nunkeen Stripes nssorted,
Mustard, in great ynrietyi Shoes. assorted
Blneking Nutmegs 8 4 10, 10 49, IL ID. Glass Pep.
! per- Ginger, Aspee, best Green aud Black Teas N.
Tar, GIoss Tamblcrs, Indigo,&o &c.--All which
will be sold at a barguin
mp 9S-fa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

AsT CAhA-lt being absolutely necessary TO
IL collect our debts Dean II due 10 those indebted
to rs 10 give notice ihnt mny be found the store
house ii Messrs. Davis, Nowlin Co, until the lst J-
~ next whore we hope all that indebted ia will
call md settle All debts unpad tho lat july will
on TINT day no put in olcers hands 70 collection.
ma ld-tIiy MILLER 81 COMPTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

BosToN Nay 2l.-Thc late Robl. G. Shaw,
of this city, bequesthed in his will the sam Of
$4,000 TO be set apart at interest by his ex
ecutors, until it shall amount to $500 600
This sum then to be knofn as the "Shaw
Fund" and 10 he applied for the benefit OF
destitute mariners child en- under Il age of
ten Years.
Last night two young men of Newburyporr,
named John Porter and Charles Mosely, (the
former son Of the Treasurer Of the Globe
Mills, and the latter of Ebenezer Mosey, a
lawyer9 were drowned while sailing upon
KimbalI's pond West Amesbury the boat
having capsized. A hat Of one ofthe drow ned
parties and the upset boat is all that has beer
found
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TeiegraPhed for tie Lynehbnrg Trgiaian.

RICHMOND. May 25
Advices by the Europa, represent aour in
he Liverpool Markets adyaoced cd.
White Wheat advanced Id, per seventy
pounds
CoRN-Advanced Cd per quarter.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
Flour Frmer under Steamers news
Supef6ne 81 %, Extra S. %; Family SIS IS
10 So So.
TonAcco, supply large-Extreme prices
81 to SIG